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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 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/e62236b3f3a7539ce78f900f351b4274.pdf 4f17ebd01fc21fb7b69b9019753fd032 PDF Text Text --__.-------------- WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, June, I7548 I') Hands On Money Not Face On w ( " I Dear Abby Junior Spirit Of 76 DEAR ABBY: I am no big l ibber, I wo uld l to know why no woman has ever 67th Year, No. 249—Sunday, June 8, 1975 F -ó ti ,.,-. outstanding historical characters, I think risk their necks routinely to it's time wegave that honor toa diorrt' are that lucky. ornan. How about making a[EAI( ABBY: A plumber's protect us against thou' survey to find out how other wife asked why s, many people dastardly twins, crime and women feel about it' think plumbers are overpayed. fire! ONE WOMAN Then she did a whole number on DEAR ABBY: I am a girl DEAR ONE: I polled !2 hob dirty their work is and how whose best features are my women. Nine agreed that it's hard they work . legs. Believe me, I don't ha ve time a woman got her face on We ll. fat h er is a rliUdl else, but I've been told I - - - '1uIuuusI_IrIPuuIu1 -_ - : ' . 4 .. 'q ' - • -' - - ? . - . "Y • - - ' of Jeremy Watson. a young Vietnamese-American. Informal Ame-ican dress contrasts with ftant Viet namese formal dress iat righti when Juniors Eve -. uI!u - paper money. Two said they didn't care one way or the 'r r - Pham Thi Lien Hoa isecowi ktt and Pham Thi Xuaa Das. ilfrrald Photos by ,Jan Patt-esnni aw ' ,-' -. .kt * -4J' U :, , - ' . - ,? i9j - -. 'q ! I •' ,, .... j toldiugmone), buti wou!d Like 011 a - ' BMI1XLO(IlRul)1,E A _ 4 :rwhich - •-- '' .- , . 0 • _____ ' ,. _____ 'i - - - . Inf • - '- -T -- the best move I ever made I am now financially secure and emotionally at peace . nore scenes or churning stomach as I had when I knew he was with her Idonthaeto put up with his lies, unexplained absences and sulking And no more tennis socks to w Heissogratefultomefor gmng him his freedom that he balances my checkbook, makes out my income taxes and even remembers my birthday. I live in a beautiful condominium and - ql I ~roorn , - ---- -- • t__ ,, - .w =- 'I" '' -.. Esther 'Dea/s' In Miniature Art your Imnagmnaflon go wild at this variety of other themes may be point!" used The hardest part is making a Esther also makes charming at' at the lOP Esther Deal, of Altamonte, arrangements in the small "You need to use heated pinto .'eggs stocking containers She gets double duty from these days. She not only eats the put a hole In the top and the covers the container with a egg, but aLso saves the shell to bottom of the shell," said pretty wrapping paper, Either. "Then you may stri ng she spreads Elmer's glue over make decorations. little beads or pearls on a the enfire area , i sprinkles Making a decoration from doub l e strand o( nylon cord. so glitter, artifcial empt>egghel listnckyouanrnakealoopatthe topsnownPiacthgaplece of business, and you need a steady for hanging. Be sure to add a the bottom hail of hand and a keen eye. Said sequin or pearl to the inside, 5° the container, she is then ready ther If I want *" I sterlize fin'ernail time thread won t pull to glue whatever she wishes i Esther glues a cotton make the scene complete A s'i.,ssors and cut a round hole in the bottom Ofthe shell, hinge is placed between the top the side of the egg. After ball and then adds tiny flowers or and bottom hail of the conremoving t contents, i rinse flgUreS that are glued on the tatner,to give aclever, half. out the shell with cold water. um 01 "= worK sm open look to the scene. Then I add blue food CO1Oflfl to does with a pair of tweezers. • 'You will find everything you water and pour sme into "SOfflietinles I mM angel hair, need to make these scenes at each shell and let it Set awhile. and if I do, I use a little hair any cra ft shop," d Esther. This gives a pretty blue color to spray on it to hold it better," •TP.ey have all kinds of or the iruide of the shell. I place she said. naments and miniature figures the shells in a warm oven id After they are and flowers. I buy the little let them drain on paper towelL egg decorations seldom break, bunches of flowers and take Af te r the color sets, t and may be used as Christmas to use wha t strange, but you can cut the decoratIofl3 or for any other llmn hole larger if you wish, and the seasonal ocaswn. 1have used 77he small container is glued to shell will not crack or break" mine in many ways," she said, a plastic stand that can be The delicate art work is next, "One year, I covered a gull purchased at the craft explained Esther. Braid, beads artificial Christmas tree, with also. When le ted, Esther's orsequinsmaybeused,andas theeggscenes.Butgraduati, creationscomp become a thing f she laughingly said, Just let showers, Thanksgiving and beauty. She modestly admitted, "Aneighbortaughtrnehowto do this work, Anyone can do it if they have the patience. I really > ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent -' - - -I ---- ' a an . r' - . . Fam us - - I - r-. in - / - I ( . -' . ,. .- - \ - .i -- . . p I t • • W. first St., J THE RSE — C LOOKING TO FUTURE The Winter Park Mall will host the Central Florida Inventors Club Thursday thru Saturday, June 12-14. Some of the exhibits on display are a piano Owt aids in teaching through keys that light up via a cassette programed to the tune, and a resusciation device. There will be appr oximately 30 displays. The hours of the show ammv 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday tfru - Remember dad with swinging, stretchable jT thins and slacks, made to move as he does. ) ' GoIf slacks in po4yester knit from $25.00. ____ The poiler - - Next Week Men's Store Sh ows __________ _________ __.A - - - - - IA -- - • - -- ' $x 1() PORT R - - -. - - -: - -. - -. - -- - - - -. . . .k i , t - - I - ... • - -'- , • 4 ' 4 F " -: / - - .: j I •.- - i- :. •, ., - . - - ' W - - . - - . . . -. - . - - - .. ... 'I... Seminole High School GETTING Prinicipal Don Reynolds Is ptarded by the a ppearance of his "old flame Bubbles LaRue" during "Seminole Roasts Don Reynolds" night F'riday. But the arrival of "Miss Bubbles" was A ki fun as members of the SHS Thespians poked good-natured )okes at Reyuol& for ROASTED his leadership during the past two years at the school. Proceeds from the event went towards retirement of the athletic stadium fund and the "Roast" wound up school activities for or th year. iflerald Photo by Turn Vincent). - The latest news in the Sanford a nd Seminole County business world can be found on The Sunday Herald's ncw Ixisiness page. See Page 6A. I Remember Joe Pinder? sto Index -, I - -- -! -- ' to Ma ne Features an o irport rd S - - This past week the nation's Director of Aviation and tilinistrative experience plus a travel industry leaders were Manager of the airport. disser ta tion accepted across he nation as a handbook for military-to-civilian airport million dollar air center when Clereknd, who served they gathered in New Orleans Executive Officer for the Naval -onversion earned him acfur ,the First AiIWfiCa Air Station at the time of its ('re(Iitation by the America n Association of Airnort 'l'r,vai z,ri !in,I ('Anfnra,n,'. .i.,.,. ... ,, - - - - •- -. - 11 - Nff .., r3 AA - - ' - • issue of the "Florida Aviation Auxiliary Air Station to his presider.t-elect of the Sanford Journal'' just off Vic presses. present post as the city's Rotary Club. His ad- Discover A,.....,4 :i—; l - 4 Sanford Airport continues to as a Navy pilot fresh from ire noted: he serves as get nationwide attention with a training at Corpus Christi to fly presi dent of the Florida Airport Joe Pinder once pitched for Sanford's Florida State League championship baseball team in 1938-39. 1k' played his contest in a different kind of game 31 years ago. Staff Writer Glenn Mcsland has the ry in his colwnn Page 4A of The II- iii -. - Ile hid served on an advisory by Sorenson and the council during her time in office. -and of the council pulling cents per gallon gasoline by re-election this ye f a lic fi r f ch 500 coriunittee for the city and was members, include the purchase "I think we've accomplished toget her." bulk purchase. lot more has to be done," he residents. previously an unsuccessful of the water system, the hiring a lot," she said, noting the Admitting she is a vonA retired international said. LAKE MARY—Four new candidate for City Council. While opposed to the method of a lull time bookkeeper- roads and parks in the city are servative, Mrs. Griffin representative of does not the Bakers Heading he t of f icials—Mayor city committee ed to purchase the water us Walter A three-year resident of the purchasing agent, the hiring cf in I lot LK-tter shape now than look for plaudits, but quietly and Confectionary Workers on planning and zoning, Bacon system, Bacon said he shall Sorenson and Council members community prior to the eke. the new police chief, the the y ever were in the county." sends her own company's union and a Lake Mary resident proposed and gained colleague support measures to give Martin Bacon Sr., Lillian tion, Sorenson had lived around amended budget, the purchase We have also purchased a equipment to work gratis for for five ~ears. Bacon provides support of a resolution recently adequate water supply to Griffin and Burt Perinchlef— Iake Mary for 11 years. of road department. motor grader, another the city when more equipment the fire ;n the citv council. declaring were elected by the people of a six-month homes, Industry and espedally Sorenson said priority items Mrs. Griffin elected unop.. police car and expanded the is needed. When she feels the Pointing to his 'many years' moratorium on rezoning of the fire department in the city. this coinmunitv last December he tuid in mind when elected posed in her first bid for public po lice force from one and onecit% needs dirt for a street or experience arbitrating, Lake Mary Boulevard. Since they *took office five have shifted sornewhat as office, is a third generation half men to tilree Bacon looks to the future full time of- otlier purpose she gives from negotiating, concilliating and months ago t he ir individual surprise problems surfaced Lake Maryian. She and her "Presently a planning and when the city budget will ficers, her own stockpile, mediating, Bacon usually has a zonin respon.sibilities to the city have that had to be handled im- husband Frank are in the heavy g committee is working on permit a full time fire and But. she is more interested in 17he road department does position on every conceivable assumed almost full-time mediately, construction business, discussing the things that yet vehicle repairs not only for that question that comes before a plan for the road and I'm emergency department. He status. He spends almost every Heading the road department need to be done, particularly department but other city council. confident they will come up points with pride to the fact he has not missed a single city But much progress has been evening at a city meeting of composed of one employe, with her the upgrading of the utilits' departments as well "and that a plan to make it a council meeting since assuming made, the officials say. nme sort or at other gatherings son-in-law hired by the city system, lie generally sets out to dignified entranceway to the saves," she said, convince his colleagues his city," he said. office. Employed in an ad- representing the city as well s prior to her election. Mrs. Mrs. Griffin said she sees no A project of major interest to po6ition is the correct one. He Bacon's future priorities rulnistrative capacity at his part of every weekend talking Griff in acknowledges pride in reason why te city can't hold her at this time is finding a wins some and loses some, lie supports include continual emphasis on careful private job, Sorenson had not to constituents. the purchase of the utility the line on taxes. "It's really a was—possibly through the city usually with good humor. upgrading of the police planning, served in elective office prior to a sewer system for Accomplishments so far this compan% anot other acquestion of managing the acquiring its own storage fie told The Herald recently department until its personnel the city, a road paving January. )ear, pointed to with pride c('mplishments of the city money t' have," she said, facility—of saving some i:t he plans at this time to run for meets the FBI standard of one program Business Review Featured ____ Joy of Dance I -- : fnside Today - ________________________________________ ' By DONNA F-WF-i Herald Staff Writer Ccol, absorbent cotton. polyester knit shirts / $9.00 to $15.00. or hard to fit Dad OOSE - III I I! Lake Mary Fl*nds 'Pro ress Most Im ortant Product' . _____ ____ ____ Mrs Kiley was booked into counts jail with no bond on charges of first degree murder and use of a firearm in the cormiss I Det. Capt. C.B. Fagan was conducting the Investigation -'. •. into the incident. Sanford police Saturday were .. Investigating the armed rob. bery of a cab dri v er early Saturday morning in which two .:'t -. men stole $25. Police report that Joe --Whiitt a (Inver for Yellow Cab Company of Sanford, was ? : taking two men sojth on -.----"V ..i Williams Menue towards 16th Street when one of the men pulled out what appeared to be o gun and told Wiutsiti: Lyman High School seniors Valerie French and Mitch Weissman 'This is a hold-up. Give me ponder the globe as they prepare for gradua don from high school. your nioney," T'he two seniors %ill join the some 1,5M high school students in Police report the two men Seminole County who Hill receive diplomas during the next two then fled from the cab on fooL days, ending the 1975 school year. (Herald Color Photo by Elda Nichols (Continued On Page 2-A - - I I - mer -- i City Officials Leading Way For 1975 - - ______ K d s! A udi i n N ow For S - - - The Mall will host a Health - ' Care Fair June 19-21. The porposeofthefatristoinform S the general public of all the __ 1k' slxllled ;it Cp available services in the enjoy it for my own amusement community as well as to and leasure promote be tter health through -Esther Deal creates egg decorations for all seasons. Kicks Off preventative care. , There will be free glaucoma it's still not too late for June 10 July 31. testing by the Lions Club Sight Sanford area children to Story hour far children 4 Clinic, blood pressurv checks i t o um register for the Summer 6 will be he ld on Wednday by the Heart Association, DOWNTOWN SANFORD Playground program sponsored mornings at 13 o'clock from Tiger In Traction Pr~:.-;Oented Aug. 8-9 under the from 2-5 p.tTi,, at the Altamonte testing for diabetes and 205W. FIRST ST by the Sanford Recreation June 11- July 30. Classes will be direction of Mrs. Donna Springs Civic Center. hemaglobin by the Adventist PHONE 322.6511 Department which starts limited to 30 children. Auditions for the Altamonte Tierney with most of the Community Service Chajter. The chorus will supply Monday (June 9i. Register at Special features during the Players Children's Theatre proceeds going to the Central Any agencies wishing to the Department's office in the first week of Playground will Workshop production "Tiger in Florida 7.. Members of the patriotic music for the FOWTh participate, please call 6444476 Recreat')n Wing of the Sanford be: June 9 registration and Traction' will be held Monday Semoran Junior Woman's club of July celebration in addition for informatir,n Civic Center. free play; June 10 - Indian Day iJune 9 at noon at the will be helping with the to different Bicentennial events throughout the next year . In addition to special daily t Wmes; June 11 - bubble Almonte Springs Civic production, the morning gum vontest; Jum 12 - nature Center. All youngstm from features. The chorus is open to all inPlayground will include soft- science day and June 13 - free ages 10 to 18 are invited to try Music Militia terested singers, especially ball, basketball, jw'flp rope, play, __________________________________________________________________________________ out for the roles in the musical Auditions will be held for the teenagers. ___________________________________________________ track and field, quiet ta ble Featurec for the following comedy. There will be also "Music Militia," Bicentennial Fur further inforuition call games, color books, puzzl es and weeks will appear on the ample opportunity to learn and chorus on Th ursday, June 12 Jani','a Cavin _ supervised play. Women's Pages of the Sunday pa rticipa te in behind the scenes . Sum,m" Playground will be Herald, t1t Sunday before each stagecraft. BLUEBER held June June 9 through Aug. 1, r,ew series is due to begin. The prod uction will be IIpi,,'in ,\'mi' Tu Etperii'ni't' i/u' th Monday rougb Friday from -. 83O a.m to 1L30 a rn. Special classes during this !±-ç Summer Playground • Store for the hard to plHse . -.- - r - I ' l ___ ,-. ' b Gift Certificates -,'• / - -- ) - .. 's CALL ( 322. BALL) .322-225S 301 Mail S - - • ; - *n Auto ,.v ih Pickering Of The , . a • aw _ st)Tofosm in . '• - R o J '\J/ .. - . EXPE R T lAkO TUNING LESSONS • 4. ''i"Li - - une o - ' • . - I I o. :•ORGAN • to some 12-- P B - L Police later charged his wife with the fatai shooting, Thomas Kiley. 3114 Rudder Circle was shot one time in the right temple with a 22-caliber rilk,po1icrepert. Kiley's 41-year-old w:le, Betty Jean, called the Sanford police station shortly alter 4 j a.m. Saturday and told officers she had shot her husband, When police arrived at the resi dence Kiley w as dead onthe couch and Mrs. Kiley was i sitting In her bedroom on the - K - catch fire. you can put them out You're right, with >our pantyhose (Get it' DEAR '14 Let's hear it for the heroes who l'ants hose') whenever I (eel like it. Life is beautiful. I wish I'd done it years ago. FREE DEAR FREE: You all lucked out. DlssoI%Ing your marriage had all the sentiment of dissolving a business partnershi. Not all parties a ,______•_•_ iup , am back in college getting my master's degree — at 50! 1 can also stay up all night to read couch. the hving getpaidasmuchasa plumber' ash' -' A 4 G-) -old Sanford man was shot and killed early ' policeman. and every time he ryuld make a fortune modeling oor he is putting hosiery. Naturally I show them walks „ OU , off every chance I get. . ,1 oe5 he iwiiieonta.v iine, ' 74 With Skivina Of Husband _ liereisone girl, ou will ne str 0 'P get my hANDS on some'' catch in pants. I always wear a DEAR ABBY: This is a And m> girl fncnd s father isdress or shorts, which brings S rponse t His Wife” who's aftremar,and his kind of work me to m> question Are hit umnging to her husband for is just about as dangerous as apants still in style for Millirner prestige, social position, money policeman's. But does he get And even if they aren't, should I and retirement benefits. Let me paid as much asa plumber? No wear them when shorts are tell you mm story: wa y ' appropriate' Thank you. My husband found an old GOOD LEGS lareethatPiumrwork flam e. is messy and dirt), but he sure heleft off 30 sears before After [flR 6001) The stles ets aid enough without a couple of miserable years of gPp.g3 life in the line of today are so flexible that risking hanging onto him Iasked him an>lhlng goes. Go ahead and dut forInice "no fault" C D bot pants. And 11 the) 'CU I' M 14 IN PHOENIX - - I - other, and one said, "I don't VYoman Charged Sanford ABIGAIL VAN BUREN way honors its Members of the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford, vearing their "Junior Spirit of '6" shirts advertising spoors of their tlkrntennlal Community Improvement Protect iC.LP,i, were hostesses at the rec'nt Personality Breakfast held by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce to welcome Vietnamese refugees to the community. Displa>ing true "Junior Spirit" of friendship is Debbie Garland (briowl who makes the aeqnainunee Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents — had her name on an American dollar bill, a $5, $), or any Spiri t Of Frib endsh i p Is "flea -- - - .. - -- - ' : ' ;-: I -I -- I - • ' "1. I -' - - •". o' \'-.' • ',' ' '''j 't41; ••!" . - - - -- - - �- .--..-_-- ---------------:----- -------- - __________________________ - - - - - - - - -- .-- : - -.---- - ________________ . - - - - - . - -- .. - - .- -- -. - -- - ------ - - - -- .- - 11 - 2 A- SufldayH,ra,Sanford,Fl Sunday,Jun.i,i bbery Ro Probed In Board _ _--~;_~_-4_ = - . c w .-I'll -, Sanford '1 I i ity . Char ged 4 ''k, I I .. A ~~W%- ':, , . 0 .I .J1 .., .. I,.$ 4 .. I J -, .I- . __ 'i , .; W . .1 . .1 . '. # . .0 . *_ ..** _-1 , ,- - , I %~ 4% r. -I ... . I 01 I?i - . -, I ~-11 :. . ~ . ... •, I 4 - J, " \ 0; did riot find the two men at the ~ ; 51 As a challenge to other students to excel In spelling, Sch TOP SPELLERS Street and Oak Avenue Chuluota, reported to sheriff's deputies that someone stole a sewer lines from developers in efforts to provide extended __ utibty service to unincorporated areas. The proposed ordiriance, drafted by Bill Dale director of emironmental services al.lows for an agreement bet- Fire s * Courts When Whitsitt re turned, he $5,0() bond, 001 reported to deputies that M '-~ Suicide c•- for certain types of water and sewer Pipe. The proposed ordinance will be discussed by Dale and BCC Monday at 10 a.m. in a workses3ion in the county 10 minutes to recommend life in prison rather than Inc de,"ill lk-nalt)- for Ables, 29. Judge Uriel Mount agreed with the jury ,In(; selitenct-d Ables to prison making him ineligible for parole for 25 ) the lines to the county, which would then reimburse the The bullet-riddled body of West, 21, was found last Oct. , M 'i (lay after be failed to report to radio station WKKX. developer. The .station had received a $10,000 ransom demand canoe from the public beach _____________________________________ _______ .-, If Sports Is Your Game... Jury Convicts Sanford Man in Two-Day Burglary Trial was -going friend." alle at the rate of not less Richardson, 21, who listed a post of1it box address. than $0 a , __,~ " Serving... possible Tuesday if city council approves the plans on Monday night. A 21-year-old Sanford man Gordon presented testunony by ILl) Channel of Casselberry to found guilty by a circuit court three witnesses who said they seven years supervised With two members of the five "umJ - in a mr,day trial on it had Seen Richardson with probation on a Feb 6 conviction persun board absent, the charge of breaking and en- another man and a radio byajuryofgrandlarcejiyn historic corrimisslon granted terrng with intent t coninut a coming out of the house. theft oatruekloadof eggs from conditional approval misdemeanor has been allowed Defense attorney Jain,,s Muszelwhite Eggs Inc., Forest plans for the new structure. to re main f ree on bond pending Graha m put Richardson t the City. it will repla ce the city's old A special condition of the clinic building, renovated a pre-'sentence investigation, witness stand and he testified that he had (Iri%,cn to the probation is that (7hannel just beyond repair by city officials (,'ircwt ('curt Judge Joe A maintain I ulitirne employment nearly two years ago atresidence with another Cowart Jr. took the action after _______ the treatmen t ineffective. Residents and members of the Lake Wood Circle and Lakewood To Read Shores A&wiation, in a letter to Vihien, said the Tom Keyser present condition of lake poses a safety tiazarti The treaent program, a total cost of more than $7,500, was funded 51) per cent by state funds, 2.5 per ________ facilit to a city hall annex. y conditional HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF ' -' Every Day, / ' INFORM ATION: Tom Keyser, S po rts Editor - game, but how, and why, and what the team likely to do next time out, You'll like the way Tom writes, To the point. With flavor. Giving you depH and background. Look for is nusg IkiUld on Sunth JkiI ~~ - .,.___ _ - _____________________ - - - -. - I n_i' ,.. -. OL I' 4 _______ _____ ___ _________________ ___________________________ ________ _________________ __________ __________________ _______ _____ ______ of . _________________ ______ and Christma s Th,Santordlu'rald. Inc. er. He talks sports, for you. If you are new in town WILLIAMS 322 1812 - SHIRLEY COOPER e4-l2 Cc!bei' Wn'e:- Springs 9212 Altamonte Springs. Long-.ii,00 French Ave. Sanford. 300 N Fla i,i- day flI Q Class Pos tage ¶..~nlurd, Florida 32111 '' SuOscription Rates by a-j .at Evening HciWd Carrier Wee 5Sc Year $7 - -- __ _______ Test Filed " ________ 1 _______________ Wa rm Air Spawns 5 Nava uniors , - ~ -1 - ' - TONY . '," '-' ,"- " - :" ' ____ _ ' _____ ______ '. __ '- '-. _______ _____ - '- -- -- _____ ____ _______ _____ _______ ____ ____ ___ LUXURY LIVING AT Protesters Expecte At ni H 1 6,900 Home Features - \ ,, The second ordinance, vclopment consultant Davis Roll. Anthon) Let' Tate, Tifton , designed to halt land Farr told councilmen there w il l speculation oriented zoning be no attempt to build offices in (ii., monitor. 1 4 HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 DiltOn,i - .- - . ________ -_-- Forest City _- LOW AUTO RATES , . ____ I.. -_-----' ____ _____ 9 - ________ _______ £' 1. , ,, - - monitor. to its original designation if under water, development has not begun Reports will be given by the Robert Keith Howell, Ferwlth:n one year. ('OUn('i!EflCH, tiiayor and city nandina Beach, basketbal an! swim team Alex Hobbs III, developer of attorney ----_---.- goorge 2 stua p'" 843 7700 \ '¼ SAtES Or - - . 4. ______ _______ changcs, calls for zoning to shift the 1xirtion of the property _ - _____ _ SHIR LEy MILLET Your Sports paper It _____ •1 - elcep? Sal _j ___ ('f()i11((((O1t. Tom Keyser, The Herald's sports uditor i _____________ _______________________________________ I week. You'll not only know who won the __ .j with Wilco Utilities, whose manager Albert U. Aiken said, is willing to serve the area outiined by cowity commission- L d Need ,,__ -_ . .1, , hand to plead with city officials Your HELPFUL CIVIC per cent private funds. Friday In a n ick1oad of eggs and damages the historic commission rests jury trial, Judge Cowart found to the vjCj bul1dIfl IChi teCt Richardson was arrested 37-year-old Arley Kenneth AUrT condition Is that be Associste Inc., adding shutters May 4 oy uisseitierry t"oiiee D3'.-i!ofLakp Mry ir.nccnt c.n must not associate with co. to windows of the facility. ,e of carrying a conwhen t, defendant Earl belie ved to have been used in a (ealed firearm 24, of Leesburg. Durden was Robert Hammond and I'.ald burglary. Davis was arrested by a also convicted in the trial. He Kord of the tommissien Richardson was charged in sheriff's deputy March 27, was sentenced March by scheduled a 1:k) p.m., meeting the 114-ghttittiv burglary of the atmding to court records. and Judge McGregor to one year MorAay with Schweizer to work of Joanne Beaulieu at icueJ of having a .38 caliber unsupemvis.'d probation, and out the final details, 123 Carriage lull 1)rive, fnS(oi in a truck, told he must not associate with Lorrnann hid he would Casselberry, according to court In other circuit court action, other unnamed persons who recommend Monday night that reci*thi. Judge Robert B. McGregor allegedly weren't charged but the city council grant its apAssistant State Atty. Charles sentenced 20-year-old Donald were involved in the egg theft. proval immediately. 1 iNCH of Dayton, Ohio was ____ _ ___________ Lifer' Says ____ Police Chief harry IkflSOfl by The herald how many cows changed considerably by the modified version." I ne,v Scott Electronics plant in soine way it) keep Commission- said Friday he didn't really he had in the pasture near Lake city to protect its intere.-its, and fix- city with water and sewer er Kimbrough from voting on have any proof I"lat Kimbrough Mary, he laughed. Sorenson was instructed to "I don't own app ' roved in special session, by Wilco Utilities Co. this issue?" attempt to set up a workshop owns cows, he just knows about any cows." he said. "In fact I executed and sent back to the Earl E. Strom Jr., an official th c wi She contended that the corn- an incident involving cows have never owned a cow in my county. ounty commsIoners to in the real estate division of the missioner has a personal In. running loose on Lake Emma iron out the problem. entire life." The county this week rejected National Cash Register Co. The problem definite ly is not _______ Schools Like 'Prisons ' county agreement to serve the a udience asked, "Isn't there Benson said. It was then considered by the out the problem "with the When Kimbrough was asked city council in workshop, 'modified version of the _____ ' de Show Wasn' t i Massey, however, gave no _____ 'Beauty' Tips Offered Bid L tt point the cow situation - - Nabbed On 4 Counts UIIS ______ _______ _____ ________________ ____ _________ For Fire Lake Monroe Woma n At centered on a prospective city- came to ligtit, A woman in the opinion (in the cows. , - Prevails At Lake volvement because his cows are Road recently. were, I told her they were black prepart-d by County Attorney objected to in the city's contract The mystery began develop- the city will have no way of use himself from voting on any and she said, 'then they are not Tom Freeman, was amended version, urged Mayor WaIttr ing Wednesday night ' at the serving it with water and issue uniess he had a cOnnict of Kimbrough's. His are brown,' slightly at request of .Mayor Sorenson to get the city Lake Slary City Council work- sewer," he added. interest, ac(ording to stats-' law. and that's all I know about it," Walter Sorenson. machinery cranked up to find shop when discussion was t Blamed Hydrilia Mystery ' the ICC property (adjacent) being pa.sturedon land adjacent cannot be developed," Bacon to the city property. Family 'Doubles' . Cows Of ea ership _~;, ,";-,; 0 ~__ to brook differences with z -_ . 4%C$~'. " ( .1 county corniiiiiiiotiers so that , I SCUS subsidiary can begin -0 ______________ #a*__ operation. by Lake Mary. MIMI____ j "We are very anxious to _ P , , tupy the buildings," Storm ! : submitted to th e city by the ____ _____ by r\rlowles -o I I i. county had provisions that ____ Lixes We feel we are In good _______ _______ _________ has been increased from eight to 15 members , A ________ I OVIEUO-W.E. i Pete i sewer am] water service would ___________ i th the addition of seven Vietnamese refumees, hand.s with you people and are _______ Knowles, Sanford's city be given to Scott and the Craig and his wife, Carole, returned from Eglin Air to help in anyway we ______ ______ manager, recommended to city original ICC center pro perty; a l- orce Base last week with seven new "fain it), members" (Ian. Please, help us," he said. and county delegates to the 20 year franchise, and the -- the family of Nguyen Qui Thuan, 32, a former . CALNO "Is there any way to comnpro________ ____ Council of Local authority for the county, if it recreation supervisor in Saigon for (lie U.S. defense atmisc here?" Storm asked, Governments that CALNO purchases the system, to (ache office. adding "II I can help in any I Mr We like to help people," explained Mrs. Craig, mother legally or morally, I'm municating with the state lines installed by land developof a family of eight. "We're Mormons. We believe in ready. Bight now I'm getting _____________ ers, such as Scott, w hether 1egislatur.. loving th y neighbor like oneself, trying to make the world hell," he said. Legislative work points up within or without the city of a be tter place to live." In a private conversation the need for municipalities to Lake Mary. And things are going to get a bit worse before they get with Council member Virginia communicate with their The city's contract called for ercer, o Thai Gai, 29, is four inontNs legislators on a wide range of . the service area to be expanded I I pregnant. him an0me she thinks fie can : - ,`i i, -,; ( , . T. ~. " bills that affect the people, ~__ -Af _.. =r. . --7 F -_~ to include the territory south 1Z — = `!7 ; assist. , Uill me and reverse the "When you have six children and you have a few more it and west of Scott, provide that ______ _________________ really doesn't make a difference," said Mr. Craig. charges," he said, before ________ "We need to stop considering the city could buy the utility "These people aren't used to living in a huge mansion and leaving city hall to catch a :::; only local bills and look at the from w ' 7 homever ow ns it during neither are we." plane back north. whole picture," he said, adding th e 20 year franchise period and Storm reported Wilco some pay dues to the Florida to Mcreceive the lines gratis as the I icials say a minimum of 10 League of Cities and think Disclosure 'that county had provided for itself. weeks will be necessary does It' and they are through so install water and sewer lines to Certificates were presented TALLAHASSEE (AP)-A Lee County corrunissioner to top students at Goldsboro far as work is concerned. Roger Neiswender. director GOLDSBORO theScott Electronics plant after Elementary School Thursday during an awards ceremony. has filed suit challenging the constitutionality "This is in eff or," Knowles of Environmental Services for the city-county agreement AWARDS DAY Principal Charles Roberts presents awards to (from left) filth said. of Florida's year-old law requiring public officials to the county, said Lake Mary's executed. graders CarTnal Lodge, Robert Vaughn and Sentoria Ward. disclose their sources of income. With CAI-NO composed of proposal was impossible and in 11ferald Photo by Bill Vineentl Councilman Martin Macon George Goldtrap Jr. of Fort Myers filed the suit in Leon elected leaders, the Sanford part iflegal. Sr., a constant critic of the ('eunty Circuit Court against Gov. Reubin Askew, — city manager pointed out, t He said there is no way the county commission and district , tha t the law is an invasion of privacy in violation char ging should and could provide county could sign a contract commissioner John Kimbrough of the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. leadership in communicating saying that Lake Mary could in particular, said (tie county is In the suit, Goldtrap said he believes that if he fails to with the state legislature on purchase the utility. "We can't using Scott as a "whipping post file the, required forms by the July 15 deadline, Askew will what governmental problems sign something binding on a to get at us (the city officials,." remove him from office. That also would be a violation of are; what the local govern- party who is not a party to the "They (the commissioners i the Florida Constitution's limits for removing officials ments need; how bills affect contract," he said. do not wr.nt to supply the area from office, he said. local go vernmen ts and how to Neiswender suggested If the vote, city is concerned with serving a va g e lo rii a ci o es "A friendly, informative Scott that it sign the contract as 1 111 il exchange could be established , ,~ ~ ~ , ~ i~ i~ i~li~ ~ ~ submitted and provide for ~ 11WJw Fhe sky's the c(!!or of tinfoil. government property, they move eastward from the to discuss these matters before smice to other areas at a later y a legislative session begins, A warni wind dead in mid. automebiles, mobile homes and Mississippi river valley. time. breath hangs wetly over silent their contents have been National Weather Service's birds and motionless tree estimated at more than $84.5 Severe Storms Forecast Center branches. Uncanny stillness is million by the American in Missouri tracks storm fronts Plan To Continue Work _ broken only by distant rum- Insurance Association Property as they advance Into the _____ Wings like a far-away freight Claim Services. _ -Southeast, and regional Most (if the 28 graduates of I Under 25 - SR-22's Rolf Michael Breckwoldt, train or a night of jet planes 4*% The effect of a tornado has weather stz!tien radars scan the Junior School -it The .SanHawaii, baseball, basketball, Cancelled - Rejected '17hen it tops the rise, a mile- been compared to that of a storm systems entering the f ord Naval Academy will and cross country. ,"" E.Z. Payments '7 - Quotes high column of swirling quarter-mile wide bowling ball Deep South. continue their preparatory Gregory Scott Clarke, darkness, wobbling like a bouncing along a five mile The Institute advises that if ? school education at the Senior Bervard, N.C., Honor [toll anti IV 322.0285 - 831-9774 k child's tol) and roaring like a stretch of shops and homes at 30 you notice any of the weather Division, it was announced midshipman officer. string of locomotives. miles an h ou r, A distinctive conditions which might spawn a _ ____________ Saturday by Jesse 1larr, Constantine Gregory ConYou're about to meet a tor- black funnel cloud of swirling twister, you should im.24 17 S. French Ave. acifdeni~ administrator standake, Iran, Honor Roll . and US S I Sanford, Fla. 32771 .,- A nado, a savage, unpredictable. dirt and debris whips back and inediately turn on your radio to student officer, P Although a large per' : spinning calamity that Mother forth along the ground across a hear if any severe weather Gregory Scott Crowell. Nature visits upo' = ---. of lhe)oung midshipmen rni(lr n hundreds of southwest to northeast course. warnings are being broadewt. INSURANCE AGENCY Titusville, Honor Roll, student Southerners each spring. The Tornadoes often strike in in Florida, the class had .4, _r .1 officer and basketball. .~.V,,- , . 79" cosmopolitan make-up with ;.- Insurance Information Institute groups and may be ac. - __-%Z_% ,11 , .I r'I' ., . Gary Lee Cumpton, Belle boys from seven other states, says that statistics pick April. companied by "straight windGlade, Florida, track and June as tornado season for our s," walls of air travelling at 90 including Hawaii. Three I1: 0 Ir .~ -4 . student officer. graduates represented faraway "~--lotmCar 'XJ f;. .. , . region. And you're more likel miles an hour. ,.%-Nl -,~~" I I ; 1 . Elly , countries; Iran. Guain and ICirrular 300 miles an hour Joseph Darden. Titusville. to encounter a spring twister i -:_:~~ If ~ ,, " ~ . Puerto Rico. between winds combined with the noon and midnight monitor, -Richard Pinney, class ../'____— Daniel [loss Dutton. Orlando. durin g unseasonably warm vacuum in a twister's core can ;_' ( -". ". I eather. -toss a railroad car about like a valedictorian from Key West, midshipman officer. But twart': A tornado can matchbox, thrust splinter was also a basket ball star, a Thomas Thurston Fowler, : I spawn any tune storm clouds through a telephone pole and . _______________________________ member of the swimmi team and Sanford, swim team. _____ I(I( II i'r literally explode a sturdy bruk ixitLiliomi conunandcr. lie was Ior Hughes, Daytona lkit'h, arc present. Tisters come in all sizes, house without harming neighon the Headmaster's List, the monitor. __________ ________ Kevin Arenas, Puerto Rico, from tiny dust-devils to boring dwellings. Warehouses highest academic honor Jeffrey Scott Jumper, Mary cross country team Ester. basketball, baseball, maininoth columns that tum and commercial offices in the Other graduates, their heme Peter hlitzer III. Jef- Honor Roll, and student officer. daylight to darkness. An infant path of the big Atlanta tornado .1,1 1 1 1 1 towns arid their ac- fersonville,Ind., basketball and Patrick Shawn Keogh, Bronx, tornado formed in a March kked as if the' had been ('OIIlf)lIstUii('nts follow: cross country. cloudburst and swooped down bombed. The storm stacked N.Y., student officer, in a suburban Atlanta airport. semi-trailer trucks five deep on / Chris Kirk Keyes, Ormond l'hirty seconds later over top of each ot he r at a pos ta l $100,000 worth of small air- facility. I ; team. Taiiip', planes had be The Institute en wrecked, says that more George Klarrnann, On April 6, 1936, the biggest than 600 toniuloes iit some baseball. tornado in Southeastern history part of the nation each year. GARDEN HOMES STARTING AT Joseph Bradway Lawless, flattened the Gainesville. l'ss of life may vary anywhere Zo ng ear in 9 Maitland, basketball, baseball, (;eorgia, business district, from a few killed to hundreds. A 1 and midshipman officer. I~ I.oN(;wool) - The city Columbus Harbor, is scheduled Thomas David Loreritzson, was so extensive that the city and industr is destroyed each modern conveniences with natural untouched Surroundings council will open its meeting at to request city council iiprroval Americu.s, Georgia, monitor, almost was abandoned. year. As Southern cities grow ni P.m Monday with a public of street lights he is providing Phillip Austin Martineau, This year, tornadoes have hit size arid as more of the coun. hearing on ttic requested and final approval of the Guam, basketball, Honor Roll, iliiit( cver state in 1•2 AND 3 BEDROOM HOMES the tr)ide becomes urbanized, the rezoning to business-district development. and student officer, Southeast. Atlanta's March 2-I risk of loss (if life and propert Woodmere and industrial of the Betty Three other ordinances are Maiach William McCourt, vi.sitttr struck at :.io on a increases with each btL ii "t -I * Central Heat Air Widdis property. .south of Sit scheduled for first reading New York, N.Y., basketball, *Shag Carpeting Throughout I Monday morning, killing three tornadoes. OCeramic Tile Baths 427. including: cross country, baseba ll. Honor and injuring 200. Insured losses IDModern Equipped Kitchen Most Southern twisters form I The city's 7oning committee - A proposed law creating a Roll, and student officer. • Inside Utility Room __________________________________________ I *Outside Storage to &uiiuiit'rcial, residential and from clashing water fronts its recommended the request be land planning agency and James Roy Miller, Orange *Private Courtyard *Professional Landscaping denied on a -1 vote recently. shifting responsibilities of the City, baseball, student officer, It is epeeted that a con- zoning commission to the new 'Privately Fenced Rear Yard James Robert livI, Do You Know George Stuart lingent of Lake Ruth South advisory board. Leesburg, cross country and Subdivision homeowners will - Anne.xing the Schrimsher track VA INO DOWN .; property 8% Also on the agenda for Road 434, abutting Devonshire basketball, baseball, arid Pao. v$. \\ DIRECTIONS: Go West on 251h St. Monday night's mee ting are subdivision. midshipman officer. .-" ''• Jt - - e ' _'i'" Rezoning the Schrimsher public hearings and the second William Porter, Lakeland, f Hwy. 17.92 to . I' !e" )M then reading of ordinances for- property from agricultural in swim team Ridgewood Ave. Follow Signs .1 Kim Mussck I'urnel, Berlin, bidding ttl 'lij1c tn locate in tt-ie cov'y h ½!nt'ss rlitri: -'' e the ('sty and making all 7oning in the city to permit con- Md., basketball, baseball, " '' (,t I ,J r AMes, of l)eland, did not testify in his own behalf (luring the five-diay trial, an(] only two character wit. nesses were called by defense attorney Burke Chester. county money because the developer lays the pipe, and Dry Good By Using Helicopter for West's return, The ordinance is intended to do two things: save ttk- Youth Faces Robbery Tria Pig Thief Makes Escape DEIAND (AP)-James Perry Ables has been senfenced to life in prison after a circuit court jury convicted him of firit-degree inurder in the death of radio dise jockey Fred West. The 12- member Jury deliberated &ti minutes before Pllows the county to extend potential utility service areas. they hailed him down, police property with worthless checks. Brantley. The County currently has the philosophy of purcha.ng Elizabeth Margar et Putnam, Representatives of the several private util ities in order to provide a better AT 1DYLW;LDE 737 UtUe Wekiva Road, was Presbyierian Church at 17-92 Bil l Vincent) regulated utility service fo( unincorporaW residefts. intersection of Williams Avenue booked into county jail in lieu of and Lake Mary Boulevard In a 9:30 work session, the BCC will decide on what to rublwd $1,M She was arrested on an reported ",It someone stole a ,Dend$l.l million in federal revenue sharing fundsduring, 4 , .. :r; ..t' •--'---•..4trie ne xt two years. Seminole County Sheriff's Kenneth Powers, 50, 2nd church yard. IQ u r'd e, ~ deputies arrNted an 18-yearold Sanford man Fri day afternoon and charged him with attempted strong arm robbery. Fs iAl 'l()F s l Philip Wayne Hamli n, 32 Princeton St., was a rrested at By BOB LLOYD IN BRIEF own back yard underneath a nings read him by arresting They were arrested April 28 b. Is R Herald Stall Writer trash burning barrel, officers meant and didn't know sheriff's vice squad agents °n Last week, after a three-hour he could have a lawyer. 511-436 a mile south of Howell Sheriff's detectives said Gas er The trial of a 16-year-old hearing, Judge McG regor ruled Elaine Edge Clanton, 24, of Branch Road. Saturday that they believe an Orlando boy as an adult on a that a Altamonte Springs man robbery charge tops a 15 case shertfrs IA. George Abbgy isn't on charges of conveNing .0 0015 trial this wnk include: returned home in the early criminal trials docket this week admissable in the trial because into county jail and p' ossession - William Chalahabaux morning hours Friday, shot his before Circuit Court Judge Hall didn't understand his of contraband in a county Wells, 58, of Sipes Rural wife three times and then JACKSON. Mich. (AP) For Dal e Otto Remling, badR o b er t B. McGregor. constitutional rights, detention facility in connection Station, Sanford, accused of tur ned a sma ll -caliber pistol on check artist and pig thief, the Great 'Copter Caper ii s a Ray McCall, 16, was indicted State Atty. Abbott thrring's with an attempted jailbreak carrying a concealed firearm. himself. Investigators said the I success so far. For two persons who police say helped turn mn February by the Seminole office Is reported reviewing the March 2. Joseph Robert Hart, 19, deaths of 33-year-old Patricia flee from t he world's larges t wa lled prison in a hijacked County Grand Jury for trial as case for pos'ble appeal to the Winter Park, on charges of 11cr hus ba nd, Roy Brown Marrone and Terrance Anthony An apparent gas dryer exhelicopter, it is less so. Remling. plucked from the huge an adult in connection with the Fourth Dis1rict Court of Clanton Jr., inmates breaking and entering with 28, and Marrone, 28, have been listed as plosion early Saturday left a Southern .Michigan Prison by a helicopter that swooped in taking of a purse from a woman Appeals. West Palm Beach, on Rocky Ray Darnell, 20, of to intent commit a "murder-suicide." family of five homeless afW and out unnoticed by guards, remains at large. Police are Candlewick Road, the evidence suppression Sanford, and Floyd Joslyn, 32, misdemeanor arid larceny of a The bodies were discovered fire gutted three rooms of a Longwood, according to court ruling. also seeking Gertrude Woodbury , an alleged accomplice. If an appeal is filed it of Deiand, are slated for trial firearm. in the family room of the resi. three bedroom house in San- records. But Don Ifill, 23, who authorities say hijacked the helicopwould delay the trial. Otherwise on the charges the week of June - Robert Roy McMillan. 48, dence at 1317 E. Clemson Drive, ford. ter, is in custody, charged with kidnaping,- and Jol)me Lou Number two case on the the state. sources say, is 30. Orlando, accused of obtaining Altamonte Springs, about 7:30 Conn, 32, has been arrested and charged with aiding and to Mrs. Lois Spray, her three docket is the first-degree preparing continue Debra Rose Drummond, 19, property by worthless check, a.m. by ,Mrs. Marrone's 12abetUng the escape. The caper was remarkably similar to a previous mar. sow and a daughter-in-law, murder case trial of Wilbur prosecution in the case. Altamonte Springs, and Vivian Byrd. 24, Sanford, year-old son by an escape in the movie "Breakout," in which a helicopter Hall, 41, of Altamonte Springs. t Hall testified List week Umt Deborah Ann Gross, 22, on a charge of aggravated is used to pull off a prison break. The movie is, in turn riage, U. George Abbgy said. swept tiiroug)ittiejrtxjjneat2,03 lie is accused of shooting his he can't read or write and that Longwood, are docketed for assault. based on a real-life escape in Mexico. Abbgy and detective Doug Braeztww Street shortly before next door neighbor, 47-year-old he has only a first-grade trial together this week on - Bobby Erfin Reid, 21, Huth reported that Mrs. 8 a.m. Saturday. Lemo Lovette in March and education. lie said he didn't charges of possession of con. Apopka, possession of con. burymg the body in the %ictim's know what the, Mirando war- trnlled substance - cocaine. trofled substance. marijuana. Marrone had been shot three Witnesses said the utility times — in the head, neck and HA%TRIIILL. lo*a (AP)-Jean Bollhoefer, a 26L)earthio - and Marrone was shot room, kitchen and living room of the house were gutt,ed while old farmer's daughter, has a few inside tips about cornone time in the head, the and bathrooms peting in the Miss America Pageant. Take a laxative After the bodies were were damaged by smoke and SI'l before the bathing suit competition to flatten your tummy, aiscovered authorities were water. grease your teeth with petroleum jelly to ket) theTfl shin) notified arid a Forest City Fire for the judges, and bring some padding, advises the Sanford firemen brought he Department rescue unit carried outgoing Miss Iowa. "I've never seen so much padding in the wounded couple to Florida fire under control shortly after my life as I did ihen I got to Atlantic City," she said. Last summer Seminole Hospital North, Altamonte receiving the first alarm at 8 admitted that she took some of her own to the pageant last Gory, ' ) a.m. Springs, investigators said. Cou-ity and pr ivate citizens undertook a program to Firemen indicated the blaze By FD PRICK.M Abbgy said Marrone died from foreign countries, Mrs. repliesMrs. Doyle. -71'he fact is eradicate an aquatic weed Herald Staff Writer shortly after reaching the was believed to have started Doyle says some statistics we protect the second party. the in problem, specifically hospi ta l and his wife died Just w hen a gas dryer exploded come from Japan, where unborn child. Society has to hydrilla, in the south the utility room, but the cause is CHICAGO (AP) -American high schools are like ,Mrs. Jean Doyle, president of abortion has been legal for pr otect its unborn citizens." before noon Friday. Seminole Lake of the still under investigation. prisons "wi th guards posing as teachers, and students the Florida State Right- to- Life some 25 years. She claims Investigators said that apWoods. The weed treat1earning how to be docile prisoners," say two California organiza tion said today that she statistics can be documented, , She said her organization has anly the couple was having ment, however, One year Arnold Smith, a spokesman psychologi-As. Craig Haney and Philip G. ZimbardD of disagrees with a report issued In essence , Mrs. Doyle's received requests for in. marital difficulties and that for the Christian Counselor's later has proven to be a Stanford University, writing in Psychology Today, say by Ms. Patte Martin in op. organization is isgainst abor- formation from Oviedo and thrce proceedings had been Inc., at 101 N.E. Triplet failure. high school and prison "environments resemble each position to Right-to-Life tion, and Ms. Martin favors Lyman High schools. Right-to- ) begun. Responding to citizen Casselberry, said Mrs. Spray other to remarkable and distressing degree." proponents. legalized abortion. Ms. Martin Life is seeking permission to complaints, Seminole Abbgy said neighbors and her family were left "with In a report issued the school is president of the Central introduce that organizations County officials are calling reported hearing ,khat sounded just about what they had on at board earlier this week, Ms. Florida [Nrth Control Services literature into Seminole a meeting this week to get like gunshots about a.m. the time" and requested anyone Martin called slide presen- Inc. a nd director of Ladies schools, into the "meat of the Marrone had checked Into a wishing to donate clothing to tations, "ugly and gory" and Center of Orlando inc. problem," according to motel in the 1-4 and SH 136 area contact the organization's of. said much of the literature She says she confronts Right. Of Ms. Martin's objection to County Commission about 8 p.m. Thursday night, fice in Casselberry. pr esented is a "gross to-Life Advocates whenever Right-to-Life. Mrs. Doyle says Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. No detectives said, and is believed misrepresentation" of facts, and wherever she has the op. "every stand she can make she The Sprays were moved to definite date and time had The wife of a Lake Monroe County jail in fieu of $8,004 to have gone. to the bouse during Not so, says Mrs. Doyle. portunity. will be cause we're against the Smith home in C"selberry en's County the early morning hours commercial fisherman was bond, Columbia Some slides, she said, are "Right-to-Life suggested abortion." until other quarters could be secretary on Friday, but Friday. arrested Friday morning in Sheriff's authorities said. "offensive," but "y're really safety of women is their big ________________________ ( found, she said it would be either Columbia Count' for illegally "He apparently parked his no more gory than slides shown conce rn, but the fact is tha t if Authorities said Saturday Wednesday. Thursda y or transporting fresh water fi.sh. car three blocks away and ch ildr en in drivers ed ucation abortion were as safe as that ,Mrs. Boston was bonded walked to the Friday. reportedly on her way °sell classes:' brushing teeth, they would still out of jail lat er Friday. e n game fish in Georgia, it was said. ____________________ be County Pollution Control It learned Saturday. , ... AvAjk~4~ Mr.s. Boston al[so was charged Investigators said that that statistics are (tifficult to ,Martin says. Director Langley Adair, Mrs. Linda Boston, wife of with possession of a concealed Marrone reportedly had document because they come "It isn't the safety factor," ME_WA Don Widmann, aquatic Jimmy Boston, was arrested by firearm, possession of over the chased a pistol last week. A Set Tuesday r,r'-l__ l" ça jj'4 botanist with the Florida Florida Game and Fresh Water bag limit for fresh water fish small caliber handgun was Game Fresh Water and \i.i. _________________ Fish Commission authoriti es and in terfering wi th the duty found at the shooting scene, lONG WOOD- 'The Board of Fish Commission, and J.P. 'tb"' and book ed into the Columbia of a game officer. Coun ty Commissioners may let according to officers. Diamnond of t he Pennwalt _______________ bids Tuesday on the new county Corporation, the firm medical clinic tobe built on city which was contracted to "•.'1 property at Church and Wilma treat th e lake. Streets. According to Adair the County Commissioner John treatment was used on Kimbrough told the city's weeds last summer in the - . Historic Commission Friday 51-acre iake, but a -' To Life Term handing (town the guilty plea Friday, and then decided in spellers in Idyiwilde Elementary School. Stephanie Beard, left., say. The two men got in the taxi took first place and David Young: rigK secoqd. i Herald Photo by and when Lbey approached the - Killer ween the BCC and land developers on the reimbursement Under the ordinance, developers, prepar in g land for dwelling puoses oude the city limits and present utility service areas, would lay the pi pe and them on Westside Sires where woman Friday for obtaining shores on the west side of [Ake Counselor, Mrs. Jo Willis. presented trophies to the two top . cortimission room. Sheriff's deputies arrested a someone stole his 16' yellow restaurant, but he later saw fl-year-old Altamonte Springs Sentenced with sewer di wider service so Color The real controversy involves the Lake Mary contract and Benson said he was told by a series of inter-local went back to its original subsomeone that the cows belonged agreements which have been mittal with slight changes and The big mystery in Seminole siid. She said he doesn't want the to Kirnbcough and so he con- sent back and forth between sent it to Lake Msry. County today is: Does or does 'They are trying to hold us up land to be developed and dis- tacted Kirnttough's courthouse Lake Mary th and e co unty cornCouncilman Burt Perinchief, not County Commissioner Joirn that if the ICC property (urb his cows, office. "His secre tary there mission, after his colleagues appeared Kiriibrougti own cows and are ,.omng is changed to cornCity Attorney Gary Massey asked me what color the caws The first county agreement, confused about what the county they black or brown ones? inercial, as it probably will be, said Kiiiibrough could not ex. to * men when the cabbie arrived at I -1 . - f . The Board of County Commission (BCC) is working on an ordinance allow the county to acquire water and $500 outboard motor from his carport on Friday. the Day and Night Grill for a John Ashley, 47, 1536 fare. Roseberry Lane, Sanford. Police report that the two I reported that burglars broke in * Police Beat men wanted WhiLqitt to give i the rear door of his house and them a ride down 13th Set. stole rings and money v&ued at itsitt to them he already 12-25 p. m. at 5W Plumosa Drive $211. had a fare, but would return for and Sa nf ord Avenue. He was Gre gg Pennington, 61, By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer BRIEF Disc Jockeys Death A ction Reports Whitsitt told police that he . - _~ - It In i Continued From Page I -I F Ownership, By MECK LOCHRIDGE _______________________ - 1N11 ActiOtl LJti 1 Jb. FLORIDA :1 - Sunday,Junel,lns-3A Ponders Woman " I I4 Sunday Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Scott Electronics Plant Dispute fIll P, ,. ... ' ' ___________________________ ______ D __ . ' -&:---- _________________ -,-__- .--_ �Sunday Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305.322.2611 .r 831-9993 Sunday, June 8 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. I)OYLE, Publisher W11.l.IAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director _______ School's out for another sunmier vacation and all motorists shotild be alert for fun-loving youngsters who might just wander into the road. ways. "The final school bell, bringing an end to classes for another summer," the Florida Highway Patrol reports, "will release thousands of children to swarm over Florida's streets and highways and motorists face a great responsibility for their safety." Drivers should be especially alert for pedestrians and bike riders around vacant lots, our lakefront playgrounds, all recreation areas, parks and suburban areas where th &e are no sidewalks. While those of us who drive should be ever mi nd ful of our responsibility, parents should share in it by teaching their youngsters not to use streets and highways as playgrounds. We urge everyone to be on th e constant lookout for these children and not make them an ot her statistic on our ever-increasin g fatality list. w herever, to Sanford area resident Gene Elselein, who put toge ther quite a package at a meeting last week of "Discover America" National Travel Mart in New Orlea ns. (',epe's package, which was quite impressive and sorts astounded some of his co lleagues, told all about Sanford's $20 million Air World." Ile distributed a pamphlet to the travel agents from throughout th e U.S. which proudly boasted of I e many improvements at Sanford Airport and its new fixed base facili ties. "Acre Services Inc.," the pamphlet said, "offers full FAA-licensed fixed base operator services" as well as red carpet tr eatment; low, low cost; cate'ng; buses; car rentals; etc., and calls attention to the 28,000 rooms available to incoming passengers an d our convention facilities. Etselein's a regular walking commercial for the City of Sanford a nd really beats the drums for our community no matter where he might be. Wouldn't it be nice if his enthusiasm were catching and more pe ople would expound upon our many good points instead of rapping this and th at a!l th e time? Good going, Gene, and k ee p it up. Thomas A. Binford of Sanford, prcsiden f United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida, has announced that Don McAllister of Orlando, David Gray and Jack Drummond of Altamonte Sprin gs and Mrs. Brenda Cole of Kissimmee have been M ;_ ~ S-unday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Part Than 500 Took Sunday, June I, I 6 elec ted to th e board of Directors of UCP. Let's wish th em well In their eff orts to combat that dread disease. ore a Parade Marchers Receive WORLD IN BRIEF ppreciation A LONGWOOD The city's American Legion of Altamonte Post 256 of Casselberry; VF'W Voiture 40 U 8 Grant CheminotInvocation was by Rev. During the program in front Bicentennial Committee Springs; Sou Seminole th VFW Post 10050 of Casselberry and elect George Yager; the Royal of city hail, Mrs. Nancy Ruth Grant, pastor of the First WMEMW Ilonie Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 82.40; 6 Months, $14.20; chalrmai, Joe Pavone, Post 8207 and Its auxiliary of VFW Post 5405 of Winter Ambassadors of the First Brunner, aid to Congressman Pentecostal Church of Year. $28.40. B Mail. In Florida same as home delivery. All been busy during the past week Longwood. American Legion Springs, Seminole County Baptist Church of Longwood; Richard Kelley presented on Longwood and benediction was other mail: M o nth, $2.70: 6 Months. 816.20: 12 Months, $32.40. presenting certificates of ap. ___________________________ PJCs School of Baton from behalf of the Bicentennial 1)) Rev. Father James Mar______ S predation to the many units Winter Springs. Anser to Previous Puzzle Committee a flag which had ti ne, pas tor of St. Augustine's ________ it that participated in the recent Names Fl oa t.s were from Mllwee flown over the nation's capitol Catholic Church, Casselberry. LISBON, Portugal AP) Portugal'a military rulers J parade kicking ofI the city's Middle School, Prior to the parade, the Civic e First th Pento Mayor James Lormann. A ___ offeredtoday to let the Socialis ts reope 37 Picnic pests ACROSS n their party AT j observance of the nation's 200th tecost.al Church of league women laid a wreath at Longwood; The flag was raised over city 39 Simple newspaper Hepublica, which the military had closed af r A te birthday. KiflQ ' I lMngwood 40 Large plant Memorial Gardens ky King Youth Ranch; hall by Sta nton W. Miller of !jA I JL 0 ,i A A a Communist printers revolt. The revolutionary council Cole 41 Blemish Lingwood Sertomna Club Qu n Longwo'x1, honor of the nation's and ee th e city's oldest in said flepublica could publish again as It has been estimated that 4--- Giuck i.. 42 Concur soon as its Jeannie Highsmith; ns who had died in P 10 Rosie veteran and a member of VFW city's vetera 6"The r A 45 Provided with well over soo persons took part management formally petitioned the revolutionary coun A Venerable lPA the O'Grady's and new weapons ttle or Quality Inn. Post 8207. ba served their countr y. R cil. However, the military said that the Socialist in the parade and more than r JAI I E 7-I'— 49 Ship suppliers The Longwood Civic King echoed League the bugle's trills The contest between President Ford and Lisa Vaccaro, an eighth TA managers of Republica may not tra ns (iflO fif th of the city's population 12 Lifetime si Actress. fer the proR L ,,~ A representatives rode with his bagpipes (ruin a 13 in cars. grade student from St. MaryDebacle Lupino Congress over a national energy policy is more lined th e city's streets to watch. Communist employcs unless the workers request such 14 M.ssculine 52 Diplomacy Leading the ta nce away. parade was Magdalen School gave a speech dis F than an exercise in power, despite the emphasis changes. A Socialist spokesman termed the offer by the appellation 53 Elevator Among the units were Sanford Lagplper Bob King. A on Americanism. l)istrtct Pavone said his committee I revolutionary 15 OrietsI coin 6 Rumpled uncil "a co vvertor 31 Brought up given to tile sniping Detween Capitol Hill an(l tile clear, gratifying victory for the Monsignor Bishop Council 16 special marcher was Ralph County Commissioner John will he sponsoring other events Neue., Took food 7 54 Sei n e 33 Loose robe Socialist party and for real Socialism." He said White House. 16 Dredge General Assembly, fourth 8 GCIk letter 38 Cyf?Pdricsl 55 PhiI'pptne Hammond, who had served in Kimbrough gave a short talk on over the next 18 months, but Republica, Lisbon's only non-Communist newspaper hoidings sw"Isop (p, ) 40 Canvas A firm response to the problem of fuel shor degree Knights of Columbw the old World War I Yankee the freedom of choice available plans are not as yet firm enough before it was closed down, 20 Noblemen 9 Orinlat prince 56 HawaIian thelters might resume publication by Frotri Orlando: the lMflgWOOd tages and skyrocketing fuel prices is essential to Division From Ne to arnounc. 21 Guidos note England. to Anirican citizens. 10 CI'Xk face goose this evening. 41 Billiard shot Fife and Drum Corps under the 22 P4.'*ls 11 Building 57 Cona's efforts to get a grip on the Amet ican economy and 42 TMs done 24 Slum add' ons point Longest direction of Mrs. Evelyn 43 Indian to give confidQnce to our trading partners abroad. 26t,..ntt.nc. l7Protited mountai n DOWN TowIer;theLmanHighSchooI 21 Diamond. The United States is the leading consumer of v, • . .... ._&-~*. I I. ..-.#.-, 1__..---'_*,-.1 d • l . .a d drill team Ireland 4 energ' and energy prowerns stake the foundations UNITED NATIONS, NV. A1' wi thin 30 Place cr'caturst 24 Light fog Th' (flhte(j States, direded by John lIair; the Bt' v G,nensh ? 'sto 2 Ary iirttain tend Frnce l;tc Iry v'i of our entire nrnneta rv a rid security systems. tr:ItNItF: ItEDE OSOI. u'; cuntv cr.' Lak Uosell }IigL Schcoi Err 3 2 4se arrr1s wF Ccunctl reuui,o ut dee IIs a woriu ide arms embargo tO!tr,i out inued disruption of the domestic Ford iicrg 27 &1de Palm frul 48 Marching Hand and Drill Team 4 t3etel palm 35 Redactor 28 Smell 50 Actor. intended to Force South Africa out of South West Africa. It ARIES (March 21-April 19) Just be certain the other party will benefit through your own market perpetuates uncertainty and instability directed by Roland Castro. 36 Pedal digit S Misplace 29 Peel C'a1 was their second triple veto. Their First, last Oct. 30, You're very personable today. is on the same wavelength, merit or skills. Don't let a Other units were: VFW Post — — — — — — — — — worldwide. People will enjoy liste ning to prevented South Africa's expulsion from the United CANCER (June 21-July fl Johnny-come-lately con you out 4 2 3 5 6 7 2093colorguard,bugleandrjfle 8 9 10 11 The President had little alternative to the For Nations. The council voted 10-3 with 2 abstentions on Old? yrni You don't need to add You'llbeon th ereceivingendol of part of what you've earn ed . squad from Edgewater Drive, actions announced in his May' broadcast to the luster by Friday defeating a resolution sponsored by nonaligned te t hr owing in a few some ma rial be nefi ts today. 1 LIBRA 13 12 14 iSept. 23-Oct. 23) It's Orlando. with its Auxiliary unit nation, ordering the second $1 increase in the tariff nations that all countries should stop supplying anna, phony facts. Someone who learns of your safe to o pe Somehow it got by with out notice—but Friday n up in Front of and Junior VFW girls; Here's part of a lengthy lunchtime conanit tiunition and military aircraft, vehicles and other j7• oil imported oil and a phaseout of price controls on TAURUS (April 20-May20) good fortune won't be as happy friends today. But avoid talking ii is marked the 31st anniversai-y of the largest.single . -Seminole County Civil Air versation with land developer and Central equipment to South Africa, I (lomestic oil. Ile generous today, but only to for you as she pretends. about confidential matters in military action ever staged—the invasion of Patrol; Old Glory Post 183, Florida political veteran Bralley J. Odham. 19 18 those who are deserving. Don't • 20 front of a casual acquaintance. Congress has fumbled the pledge of a corn- Europe during World War II. LEO iJuly 23-Aug. — be a patsy for Today, a habitual Reporter: Brailey, when was it th at you ran prehensive program to which Mr. Ford had SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl — '21' — " You'll be the center of at- You'll freeloader. for governor? It was on June 6, 1944, that surprised German deferred in delaying initiation of his own proposals. have an opportunity —— ________ GEMINI (May 21-June2O) i Forces looked across th e be aches of Normand hundred years Odham: About a ago. I lost traction. Share the limel ght, today to profit through another. 24 26 We have reservations about th e impact of th e 26 28 29 firing a shy Friend into the act. If you Your intentions are sincere _____ __ towards the English Channel and saw thousands __________________________________________________________________ because I was too young. don't handle things wi th President's plan on that segment of the po pulation dealings you may have today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.221 OU ____ of ships bringing th e first Allied forces to shore. 31 serious forethought, you could .11111111) . Steve Ike JCNE6. IM Reporter: Going to try it again? Janice C. Cline, DeLand t which must cope with increases in the cost of lose out. Amanda Montgomery now I'm too old. May Harrigan, Deltona heating and lighting their homes on a fixed income. The sight provoked a now-famous line from ____ Evelyn Sinith Mary Frances Sullivan, SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. Legislation shaped in the House Ways and the motion picturc "The Longest Day" when one I Elizabeth May Stevens Deltona 21) Discuss any situa tions in 36 37 38 Means Committee, if pushed through to frontline commander notified the Ger man ARIES March 21 -April 19t i cause ou're championing Sanford: Angela L. Walton Hilda A. Thomas, Deltona volving a partnership early in I conunand in Paris of the arrival of the invasion %. congressional approval, would impose a heavy tax You should excel today in Once your team gets in strine, it the day. Later, your thinking Margie 1). Davis Chathis Williams "Remember the 1,000 ships the Allies Force. situations that require _____ _______ in the area of greatest energy use and abuse ill prove a winning corn- won't be nearly as clear. Bobbie Forrest William C. Klett, Dellary 43U — — Elizabeth P. Nasctike, don't have," he shouted phone. "Well, Into a Field Again, about million-dollar negotiations and imaginative approaches. Have bination. P automobile fuel as a method of discouraging 44 CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 46 146 4' Orange City they've got them and I'm looking at them." Fai th in pla ns you conceive at donuts. CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 1 You might want to get consumption. Brenda Jordon, Oviedo — this time. Seems negotiations are still goin g on, but the 19 1 Beneficial conditions are together today with people bi But Mr. Ford's decision. debatable though its There was d little bit of Sanford present that Slamie G. Blair, Sorrento donut supply has ceased, much to the chargin of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) developing where your work or involved in your work or I consequences may be, is infinitely preferable to day 31-years-ago when the American troops . Your material prospects are career is concerned. a news reporter. 52 53 54 Alertness career. But bringing In an began pouring onto the beaches of Omaha. continued vacillation, DISCHARGES especially bright today and will help you spot them. Seminole Education Assodatlon (SEA) and outsider would derail things. Joe Pinder, who was a pretty good pitcher in It would premature, probably, to call the tomorrow, Things of value 56 57 1 AQUARIUS IJan. 20-Feb. 19i school board negotiator's took turns supplying WILLIAM I. GORTON AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19i Jacksonville, her survivors Sanford; the 193849 bls4tX11l seasons for Sanford and 1 7 could come to y through very People are apt to policy adopted for the United States "firm." — — — — — — — — — — — the tasty Little munchies up until Th ursday. discuss things Members of the opposite sex include three daughters, Mrs. Florida State League, was one of the arrivals Rita Appling unusua l channels, with you today that they're will fi nd you very attractive The last batch was brought in by a generous Almost certainly, the Democratic majorities in old I William T. i Ted) Gorton, 74, Juan't,a Winslow, Mrs. Jewel Elmer V. Davis that day. — GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) reluctant to talk of to others. today. One who never seemed Bob Hughes, on Tuesday who offered a reporter Congress will renew their efforts to reverse th e of 406 South Scott Ave., Sanford, Mills, both of Jacksonville, and Annie c.,., svsc. Mae Johnson ~ie.:2 You'll find others are more You can profit From what you'll to notice fore will be _____________________ all he could eat. died Thursday night at be taking a tariff action and veto the elimination of price Mrs. Wanda Makata, Portland, Ella Sabourin Pinder was well known in Sanford because hie 1i I eager to co-operate now on a learn, good, long look at you. Seminole Memorial limpital. Ore.; a son, James 11. Smith of After the Hughes supply — nodilng. controls on "old" oil which must currently be pitched at a time when the local baseball squad Virginia H. Wagner project of Importance. Don't be PLSCES (Feb. 20-March 20) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) lie was a na tive of St. Joseph, Jacksonville; six grandchildren Wi Guess it's back to Cokes on empty stomaches, marketed at about one-half the $11-per-barrel price was busy winning the FSL championship and ____________________________________________________________________________ lliam S. Willis afraid to ask their help. Your material pec pros ts are Enter ta ining at home today' Mo. and moved to Sanford 17 and one great-grandchild; two Andrew Without donuts to soak up some of the carsetting rft-ords in doing 30. D. of imported oil and oil produced in excess of 1972 McCall, CANCER tJune 21-July 221 most promising now, It's highly Shoo everybody home after —Z I a - ,~, years ago from Qhicago. Ile brother-in-laws, B.S. Smith of bonation, maybe taW will end sooner than Altamonte Springs domestic capacity. Even though things may be probable that before the day is reasonable time, or you'll be was a veteran of WWI having Sanford Recalling Pinder and the 19" Sanford JUNE 12 people think. and Charles W. Smi th JUNE 9 I f__, Elizabeth D. Ru.stay, DeBary coming your way now without out you'll reap gains, Mr. Ford has, however, again focused public stuck 'ith v some boring rerved in the U.S. Navy Sub. -Sr., MaconGa. Funeral services Margaret B. Burnett.,, Deltona Club, our friend Julian Stenstrom said, "That Ceutral Florida Chapter of It's always been my contention that the SISTER Inc., noon luncheon, too much effort, think of how . hanger attention on Congress and its failure to deal with a had to be the finest Class D basebiall Warn evff marine Service, a retired buyer will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Restaurant, (fIt Florida Motion Picture and Cavalier stronger stomachs — and not the stronger InRhea Christenson, Orange much more could be acYOUR BIRTHDAY root cause ol' America's most serious problems. assembled and the big (actor in its #1 for Quaker Oats Co. and a the gravemide in Evergreen City Television Association, 7:30 tellects will triumph In these talks. com lished if d' YOUR BIRTHDAY member of the BE PO 1241 of Cemetery of Sanford with Rev. Frank R. DeBartolo, Orange Congress cannot escape the publicly ad- SUCCeSS." LEO (Jul), 23-Aug. 22 You'' p.m.,OnceUponaSt.age Dinner covered dish luncheon, noon, June 9, 1975 — FAPrlckett JuneS, 1975 Sanford. Leo King officiating and City ministered presidential prod to put together a Theater, Par and Edgewater. Casselbe Critical comments one stifl reads about The answer is, by virtue of a right that has in helping y CommUnit)' United very adept today rr You will make rapid ad* k Joe had moved on in 1940 to better pastures Sur%ivors include his wife, Brisson Funeral Home in William Brandt, Winter Park legislative package that will encourage fuel conOrlando. Election of president. Methodist Church. Rev. James others sort out their affairs in it President Ford's actions In the Mayaguez In- been a basic part of international law for cenBenefits come to you this vances this year based on your Mrs. Mildred Groton; grand- charge of arrangements. William H. Brooks, Unknown servation and promote research and development ,than Sanford'sMunicipal Stadium, but he visit-d cident betray a fundamental misunderstanding turies — the right of innocent passage. Bryan and other chaplains will manner advantageous both to Near through contacts ' in large own creative efforts. Don't be great deal in tins area and his Family, which (laughter, .Mrs. Marian Auditions for Altamonte of international law on bIt part of many In the absence of a state of war -and even in of ne%v energy speak on prison ministry in them and yourself. organizations or clubs. Be afraid to take chances on . sources. Graham. still resides in Butler, Pa., continued keepingAmericans. and greatPlayers Children's Theatre Ralph Ray, Supt. Bud Layer's administrative wartime there are certain rules — VIRGO tAug. 23-&pt. Seminole and Lake. Open 22) active in group activities, to products of your insight and to tabs on the local scene. granddaughter, Tina Marie musical comedy, noon, Alta. no nation may assistant, on a trip up the St. Johns Itiver in his Some writers, for example, have charged that molest or prevent the free and peaceful A passage l3 Kirk, and great-grandson monte Springs Civic Center. children. )ou'Il accomplish will have e Mayaguez "violated" the 12-mile limit of, the vessels of another nation, either on the Then came World War 11 and Like everyone th William T. Groton Miles, all of Casting for 10 years through --i'.e DnIn),C" .. .1.4 .i.....i 'cidliletu uutvn. tUJI 5C43 Dr WIUUB ILS ClUTItQ coutai by L.UIIIUVUJU by 3a1U1U, WIUUfl eigm "'' 7" "''i"'P' incuonusporiton I I I V I V II else, Joe was "lost" for a time as Sanford I Sanford. teens . "I don't have one ' he answered. "Exce pt Auditions for Bicentennial may not be apparent at first. miles of the island of Koh Tang, where the jurisdiction. the rest of the country busied Itself for the uout Gramkow Funeral Home In Qiorus, act one I got in the Bahunas." 2-5 p.m. Altamonte seizure occurred. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A The United States, it is noted, Slich molestation or hindrance has, in f Eldridge Cleaver, the former lwmd of the Black Panthers, is Registration for Vacation battle with Japan and Germany. charge of arrangements. 1'5.,... ..'.-1 .1.... a.. liI• routinely int u h torically p erce ts tIiI w we an anno'ing foreign vessels ignoring its is been considered a causus bell. And he won't wear that one because it's telling repo rters in Paris that he wants to come home to the Bible School at Upsala R} Lawrence Lamb, M.D. ft interested singers including problem ck to 12-mile f ishi ng limit, including Soviet Egypt's closure of the ose of th th e S apart a piece at a time. traits of Titan to Israeli weird. United Sta tes of Ame rica. He has changed his mind about the But on June 6, 1944, Joe Pinder came ba Presbyterian Churchtoday all l)EM 1)R. LAMB I'd Like Solutions Union. shipping in 1967, in that have evaded you violation of the right of inThought every Sea Cap ta in had a cap. country he left six years agc as a fugitive urgin g a black the minds of Sanford residents. from 9-12 at the church. Bible teenagers. DONALD I) IANI)RESS to kuw if the bod y's dec. ' be found the immediate uprising to o"erthruw our government. School starts July 7-18. 9-11:30. JUNE 15 trolytes go off ba lance because Indeed, at the very time the Mayaguez drama nocent Passage, was one of S('O Oct. 24-Nov. 22i causes of the Six-Day War. Joe was the first U.S. Cleaver is trying to extract a promise from U.S. authorities American Legion Post and Funeral servi s for former of too high acid and low alkaline ce Signal CaTwrtan to hit was unfolding, this country seized a Polish If the Cambodians suspected that the misis,ion Sanford inImagination coupled with the beach at Omaha that day. He later died on trawler th at he can post bail to stay out of jail pending a trial. The June 10 Auxiliary 53 of Sanford resident Donald L. or too high alkaline and low off the coast of California and brought of should be a very th e Mayaguez was other than Innocent, as was the same beach as the American forces into port problem is that he is wanted both as a parole viola tor and for Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 stallation of officers, 2 p.m. at initiative Landress, 61, of H. 1 Fer- acid. Or, doesn't the acid base and only released It w hen its opera tors HUH? profitable t wi combination for you he case th th e Pueblo, the burden of proof jumping bail while awaiting trial on an assault charge, cit. struggled to get off the beachhead and inland, agreed to pay a fi ne p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and post home, nandina Beach, who died June 1 have anything to do with f It was toda)'. Tues day. The Seminole County on them. Re Firm in all business cumstances which hardly justify giving him that consideration. Elm, Sanford. in a Jacksonville hospita l, were electrolytes? how can a person , ,,, Cmmilnn ns in th mIAA1. fl,,.a, D_.,..a_ I.iI...,.. aln.,Ijn.,., •liIJ%U %fl UI UI &J4 I; D(JI3 niuing 155511. All- '1'""4' e inspection of the ship and check of its held Tuesday in the North 14th have respiratory acidosis and parUcularly important part mi"terrmm dikuWons (7) when Chairmn Of JUNE 11 Game Show, 10 a.m., Wilco SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. system of justice is not so bad after all, but he must stW think it awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor Uym United States does not recognize the 2DO-mde manifest might have been one Udng. But the Sid 1W a Street BapUst Church with Rev. renal alkalosis? It. The ratio of bicarbonate and V e miles Jr. addressed a statement to Comg OrIndo Dog Tralnizig Club limit Sales Arena, SR 46, four claimed by 21 i You'll win valuable allies to several South American is a little naive. 31 years ago, and baseball lost a good arm. removalofthecrewandtheatteznptedtowjngof mklris.r Mik. Clifford Mattox officiating. DEARREADER — Voumust carbonic acid isa main hnlan' -----------1k.- ......e A....-..1.. k...... ...i..eI.. l IAJi • rmc,i.frnim S.-in ..L WA,r4 U ASh C...-..a..a. sit. 1 UIIUII IUI 11. i)pVi.WflUr5 JUWC5 I tree. Burial was in Bosque Bello have been doing your mechanism to keep the body at course, 7 M'')' W W paid millions of dollars in fines for the release of p.m., National Guard That was a long time ago for many, but for violation of recognized international Law. Cemetery, Fernandina Beach. homework to ask a question like a Fairly constant acid base ratio Armory, 2809 S. Ferncreek JUNE 19 Pindffs in Butler, Pa., and the folks in Sanford impounded American tuna boats. atkowski, always quick to wit, pointed Infringements by one nation on the claimed Ile was associated with the that. Yes, the electrol)1es and whicti we call Uie p1l. Admikkk Orlando. Basic and Advanced What right did we have then to get on our fishing or off shore mineral exploradon rights of across the dias to Hattaway and told Vihlen Seminole Chapter 2, Order of that recall Joe and his pitching ability, it was Container Corp. of America ant] the acid base balance of the 1 When a person has lung Classes in Obedience and breed Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic ' muscle simply because little Cambodia stopped another nation are an entirely different matter "Hattaway is over there. I'm Kawasaki." just like yesterday. was a member of Amelia I odge body are all inter-related. disease he will have trouble ring classes. A new law requiring that members of the U.S. Senate file a an American cargo ship inside its territorial and are treated separately Temple. under international The electrolytes refer to the eliminating carbon dioxide. 47 F&AM and of the N. 14th St. Mick Locbrldge public report on how much they collect in fees cc the speech and Have a good Sunda y ssaters1 I law flanftct (iutrth c.alLc of the tiieh cn,ci(tejll. - IUI .1. WgIVI ,,•, ILLU1 circuit L'Cd1Ui UW1I On U115 'IU1C OVIIC1IL Survivors include his wife, sodium and chlorine, po ta ssium Forms carbo nic acid. An excess comes wi th being a senato r. Two senators actually earned more Mrs. Agnes Landress; three and the bicarbonate levels, plus of carbonic acid in re lati on to out on the stump than they did from the government, which pa ys daughters, Mrs. Sam Bailey of a number of others. , bicar bonate on this basis is them ¶42,500 a year for w ha t th eir constituents must surely .Gulf I guess th ,__44-12M Breeze, Mrs. James e simplest I . way to respiratory acidosis. —_ consider a full -time job. 1 -I'. I explain it Lowell Ro la nd of and Mrs. Tom is that these must be Th e lungs then are one of the It is also revealing a bout the temper of th e times that 10 per ! __~-. Duffy of Fernandina Beach; in balance with each other and bod y's main ways of controlling . --_ I - --. cent of the senators did not file their outside-income reports by ~ * N 0 loss of three sisters, Mrs. Otelete one may Increa se or the acid base ba lan the deadline. We didn't think th e post-Watergate era of ce. If you If Kerce and ,Mrs. ,Mary Hilliard. decrease another to maintain a breathe too rapidly or overScrupulous attention to a new set of rules !or political conduct I The top military brass like W believe 1.hey are manpo%er that troops could not be spared from ba lance. The bicarbona te is a ventilate, you blow off too much bo th of Orlando and Mrs. Vida would be fading already. become part of the lifestyle of the Joint CNefs — reporters in the business, serving their country at great sacrifice. The military duties to wait on tables, mow law . I rry St rn, links the Thomas, Sanford; three carbon dioxide, lower the acid ns and such as subsidized Pentagon meals and golfing, CIA with an assassination attempt upon Archprevailing my th is that they are paid far less perform other menial brothers, Raymond, Ferlevel, and the result is chores for th e top brass. swimming, tennis and drinking facilities at blthop Makarios, the president of Cyprus. than they muld earn in the corporate world. Oscar nan'llna Beach; and and r espiratory alkalosis. If you Each military chief is allotted five "enlisted bases ftoughout the world. Stern's report will be published soon in the This is an argument that Invariably is aides," as these rso l Orin Landress, both of Sanford; retain too inuch carbon dioxide, pe na se rvan ts are delicately What's more, the Joint Chiefs will go on prestigious Foreign Policy magazine dragged out when there is pr essur e to reduce called. Only Gen, , four grandchildren, the opposite occurs to cause _-.David C. Jones, th e Air Force dr awing full benefits and 75 per cent of their pay As Stern r ecoun ts it, Cypriot House Speaker ' " 1111111 military spending. We ha ve in vestigated the chief, doesn't utilize his full quota. He now gets Yesterday's high was 93, respiratory acidosis. after they retire. Yet they contribute not a cent (',lafkos Clerides confronted the I ThlF.IthA SMITH -U.S. embassy impoverishment, therefore, of Joint Chiefs of by with only (our enlisted servants, overnight low 63 The kidneys are another to their retirement fund, with the charge that Eric Neff , the former CIA Staff. Partly cloudy to occasionally tiiechanisrn to control the acid This doesn't count the chauffeurs, of course, Ex perts ha ve calculated for us that the chief In Cyprus, had , ° he ld a secret meeting in MIS. TlierSZi Smith, Each draws a $36,000 annual sa lary which, who are available to drive cloudy hrou t gh today. Chance base ba lance. When you need to the Joint Chiefs xpayers pay ta each of the Joint Chiefs not the Athens wi th Cypriot Nikos Samps Jacksonville, died Friday. She of thundershowers mainly eliminate excess acid, compared to corporate wages, seems modest around in government limousines wherever they Paltry on , whose it is e ______ SX,000 that our military leaders complain strongarm activities have been documented. was born in Georgia and was enough. But this Is merely the tip of the wish to go, uring the afternoon and tenone through the kidneys, about but an equivalent of a bout $200,000 a year. former Sa nford resident. A even ing hours. Highs Pecuniary iceberg. They also collect a generous Both Neff and Sampson were known to be If the traffic is too heavy, a military chief can in the ending up as eliminating --- J member of the Southaide share of th e $650 million in ax-free be nefits that .sununon MAKARIOS PLOT: More than four years opposed to Makarlos, Indeed, "Makarios of L1p'r 80s and lower ¶)Os. Lows various acid sal ts , a helicopter From nearby Andrews Air ago, we reported that the Central Intelligence privately methodist Church go to the military brass each year. Force Base to lift him over the heads of the In advanced or uncontrolled it) the low to inid 70s. Variable complained to the U.S. embassy at l(!s*" Agency had become involved in e taxpayers, Th the dirty Neff's open hostility to Makaijos," for example, provide the Joint blessed motorists below, winds 10 mph t diabetes, the kidney is severely bu or te Stern reports, bus iness of assassinating foreign leaders. We Chiefs with pocket money. Each one draws an ta stronger and gusty near xed to eliminate the excess Nor does a member of the Joint Chiefs need to Subsequently, Sampson overthrew Makarios describet.' six attempts to kill thuntlershowers. Rain acid formation, and w he n it Cuban Premier and archbishop put out a premature radia bulletin that the annual "personal money allowance" of $4,000, worryaboutmakinplanereservatIonswhenhe FidelCastro,comp1eev,jtht17er1.ofC1A had been killed. Sampson's A Howard ROTAVATOR will do the work plus another $600 to co,- "day4o.day" cx- Y''avels. A plane From the VIP squadron probability 40 per cent today 20 fails to do so acidosis results. COR TON, WILLIAM (TED)— agen of a p:ow, disc, and harrow. penses. ts alki the Mafia gures fi th Funeral Servic, f' William T available to whisk him anywhere in per cent tonight. The lungs and the kidneys ey recruited to attongarm men, it is believed, tried to murder the world at handle the job. 71 wrio uied Gorton, , (Ted) Unlike most corporate executives, the Joint his command. It is a complete and economical tillage tool, Exknded Forecasts Monda y normally work toget her to help Makarios, who had a narrow escape. 'rsas. will be held at ii a m Our story was denied and denounced by CIA Chiefs need not concern themselves with mon. Partly maintain a narrow range of pH If he should wish to take his family along on a s through Wednesday available in 24 models from 32 inches to 180 inches. Monday, fr Gramkow Funeral - im NI could not be reached for comment . But the Rockefeller Commission 's pokesmen. Home Chapel With Fr William thly housing pa)lnents. The government fur- vacation, the Defense Department maintains now uncover cloudy with scattered mainly or acid base balance. Either Suitable for all tillage applications, Footnote: Stern reports that Secretary of : ..t.L ed evidence which completely mhs Ennis officiating Burial 5t I 1 111111111,11, th t, .4 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1%1' ,1 1 1 ;'"•c afternoon thundershowers, one can be affected by world where Get more from your tractor with HOWARD State Henry Kiszlnger was awpje,ied early one cramow Funeral to t heir status. mili tary brass can stay at bargain rates, the contirnis our story. Mostly of function or north and central disturbance Home In cMrqe morning dur ing the Cyprus crisis For exampit. Gen. George S. Brown. thie JCS portions. Temperatures near or disease leading to a basic A 120 million complex ih under construcilon in We have also reported that the CIA wu in- Prem,ler Bulent Ecevit. The Turkby Tur kish chairman, occupies a hndsom,, 12-room brick hfaw'zii, (or exampte, (nr the "et and above seasonal normals with chemical imbalance. Too much contact with the plotters who gunned down co mplained that a Greek ship was flying Turkish borne that would rent on the Washington market relaxation" of weary rv lows in lOs except near 80 in sodium, not enough sodium, too se jcemn, The Joints Dorninin dicta tor Rafael Trujillo and at- flags to conf use Ecevit's air force. Nancy ___________________________ for about $150 a mon th. _____________________ (6&2r1 ~ MEMORIAL PARK much chloride or not eno ug h, Keys and Iughs near 90. Chiefs, of course, can always reserve the best tempted to murder Haitian President Francois Kissinger sleepily told her husband, according to Ptr Suchcavernoushouses,ofcourse,r'equlreup. quarters at these holiday spas, and other electrolyte imDaytona Beach tides, highs "Pa pa Doe" Duvalier. Stern: "Why don't you tell him to shut up and .2I fts,sk ' ktx1i. 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Sunday, Jun* 1, 1913 I FTtJs Dr. Wanielista Honored SPORTS Bank Women To Hold Meeting Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. according to Paul of the Florida Engineerin S. Hayden. Reynolds Regional Society. Of. Dr. WaIiie1L. Recytüzig manager. Miller said, The Florida "Now that warm, summer Engineering Society is proud weather is here, there will award the Distinguished c. undoubtedly be an increase of vice to FES Award to him. He is beverages consumed," be said, a dedicated individual researching problems which will result in the betterment of rift the health, welfare and safety banks and bank holding corn- '- hairman for Agricultural Dr. Martin P. Wanielista, of the entire public." panics from 19 Central Florida Stabilization and Conservation P.E., associate professor of cities. Service, IASCS), announces engineering in the department Special guest at this meeting that requests are presently of civil engineering and enSeminole County will be rnill be Judge Dominick J. Sal fi, being accepted from Seminole %mvnmental sciences at Florida oungest judge ever appointed County farmers and ranchers Technological University eluded in an insecticde the circuit court in the State for cost-.jiarmg assistance in (FTU), has been presented with spraying program designed to 15 award for Outstanding ward off the West Indian cf Florida. pert orning conservation the 19, Technical Achievement to the sugarcane root borer. practices on their land. Approximately three apThe tnittal sign-up period for Florida Engineering Society at plications of Carbaryl (Sevir. annual meeting, heid at The.- board of directors of both ani4ual and long-term Its will be pphed to foliage in the M Island . agreements will end June 16. National Airlines has an. lda3. June 13. Sorrx Mthe qualificationsfo( area star ting By Law, the program is rijncd a regular Q,U.Vt&Y ••_,•_. limited --•to 01 vlderd of 1241.cents a share prodce;* a iuagriculturai ft tt 1I1 tflCiUCs on Ur. bees be removed from the area. common stock, payable practices for establishing new .Jt"ie 30 to shareholders of a th:-v, t1if ft or impros O!d pasture cuvcr, irY4'd June 16 around the prop os ed treatment planting trees, water impoundment reservoir, Included among the section to li vestock water wells, sediment .. be sprayed in the county ar John Tornlinson has been retention and water control -. portions of Altamonte Springs. named director of operations of practices. wildlife conservation Forest L.ake, Lake Lotus. the newly opened Stars Ha ll of and others, Forest City and Spring Lake Fame, according to David Yarborough stresses that you Crandall, general manager. must be an agricultural The $6 million attraction, producer, make your request which is a project of Six Flags prior to starting the work and Lawana Kish has opened a Inc., also announces the ap. sod samples are required if -. .It* LMJU potnunent Of uavia oauer to fertilizing and liming are in. Meyer Building, French the post of opera tions manager. eluded in the practice. A venue, Sanford. Stars Hall of Fame, which is The ASCS office is loca ted in MS. Kish moved to the San. iocakd at 5$ St.arway Dri ve, th e Seminole County Agri. r ford area in 196$ and started in Orlando, involves guests in a Center, Highway 17-92. Sanford, the real estate business in W'3, total multisenscr)• experience and is open Mondays and opening her ors for busines during an odyssey through as an independent on May 19 of great moments in the history of ikiimm this year. motion pictures, television and 4 thouj DR. M. P.WANIELISTA h first love is song. The figures of houses, Ms. Kish is also an 00o(thewcr1d'sgreatcstst's Citizens of the Sanford area having achieved particular expert in lots and acreage, both are featured "On stage" in 100 received $2,860.50 from distinction In his teslirilcal residential and commercial, elaborate sets depicting Aluminum RecYclers mobile society activities, constantly and is a member of the Multiple memorable scenes from their recycling unit during the month worked for the professional Listing Serict of Seminole careers. of April. civic and technical interest of County. Tomlinson, joins Stars Hall of Th. mobile unit collected the engineering profession and She says her office is ope n Fame from Movieland Wax 19,70 pounds of aluminum, the be a citizen of Florida. from 9 am. till Museum, Buena Park, Calif., equivalent of 438,610 allIncluded in Dr. Wanielista's where he had been operations aluminum cans. many professional ac. manager for 1012 years. During June, the public will complishments, he has been Bakker previously was the receive 15 cents per pound for principal investigator on: Happy first anniversary to director of Cuiastota Canal used household aluminum on Stormwater Quality Con. Bob Dance Dodge, 1801 W. First Tower Museum in Canastota, every Wednesday from 24 p.m. centrating on Lake Eola; Land Street. Sanford. N. Y. He is responsible &far night at the Chamber of Commerce Development as It To celebrate the big occasion Effects operations at the 56,000 square parking Ict, 400 E. First Street. Quality on Lakes; Nitrification- today (Saturday, June 7), Bob Youngsters out of school for Denitrification; Effects on Air Dance Dodge is holding a day. the summer months will find Pollution Regulations on High. long affair with free hot dogs, they can earn extra spending way Construction and Main. gifts, soft drinks and balloons money by collecting all. tenance, and several others. for everyone. Edward Yarborough, aluminum cans and other The award was presented by Congratulations to the firm Seminole County committee household aluminum for A. Ray Miller, P. E., president on its first anniversary. The National Association of Bank Women iNABW) will hold its tA-monthly meeting at 6p.m Tuesday, June 10, at the Winter Park Racquet Club, 2111 Via Tuscany, Winter Park. This mideast group of NABW is made up of 130 female bank . "-- . \/ .'*YOU BET PEOPLE TRUST US THAT'S ONE REASON MORE THAN 501'~, OF OUR PRE~CAIIP. _~IPINS ARE REFILLS PEAK \ / TOOTHPASTE Aranda, Copeland aa to , PEG 139 LIMIT ONE 160: '? BAKING SODA /1 / I 63c:63C KOTEX TAMPONS REGULAR By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor OR SUPER WHILE THEY LAST 6 - 20" BOX FAN ? : p I 450 1 ---• . ..%1 5 BLADE SINGLE SEED •.' -. __ I.O."ON - &SIC OCALA Stan Aranda and Hucky Copeland bowed out before they were recdy. But Emma 'n'r looks back on it now and figures this is a good year to bow out. Ararida and Copeland lost Friday in tL,ie semi. finals of the National Junior College Tennis Chair,piin.ship at ( ) ala, but n4 before they earned SJC third place in the prestigious event. Aranda then edged Copeland for third place in the more than 150-player tournament. Spencer, meanwhile, who has been SJC's volunteer coach since the SJC tennis program began, is stepping (lOWn to make way for a Mltime, pai. coach. 1 -SPEED GALAXY oz. IlL AA%fi t ~ RL W M At National JLk..0 Tennis tourney "Let's put it this way," Spencer said. "1 don't know a better year to step down." The Raiders were first and undefeated in the (livision, and they lost one junior college match and one match to a four-year school this year. The third-place finish at the Nationals was a fitting ending to a successful tale, "When you think of the handicaps this team .,,ucr," spencer .ald. "What they've done is ',, just '.%oflthrfuI. They have no courts, they've had to coizw down here (to her court and ;iorjt and I could only work with them two afternoons a week. "Then they had to practice on their own. And I'll guarantee you that they practiced almost every day. "You know, that's pretty good. In fact, it's - SOLARCAINE SUNBUR N LOTION ' SJC Duet Sings 3rd, 4th — — BOX OF 10 • 4 (A81 ) BATH BEADS WITH vaseline 4 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE Sunday, June i 1975-18 . • 9 - = 14 1 RIA(W1 MI NI`WD I ri2f, a - Iron great." Aranda, who was seeded 11th, Lost to eighth. seeded Gary Cannon of Cowley County (Kansas) Junior College 6-3, 7-5. Copeland, who was not seeded, faltered to filth. seeded Perfecto Alma of Odessa ('lexas) Junior College 7-5, 6-2. Alma then downed Cannon 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 for the sing les' title. A.tI1IIiI WI(1 (opdarid, who WCfe No. 1 and 2 on the .SJC team this season, battled for third place while the finals were being played. Aranda edged Copeland 6-7, 6-2, 7-6. Copeland the first set and Aranda the third on tiebreakers. "They said it was going to be a fun match," Spencer said. "Rut they really went out to get each la 4iU Mike 011 Aoft6 other. Actually, it was as good if not better than the finals." The top eight finishers In the singles' competition, which included Aranda and Copeland, were nmned All-American. Ode5sa, which won the doubles' competition, won the national title with 27 points. Palm Beach Community college and Penn State Junior College tied for second with 19 points and Sit and Cuitral Texai Junior College bed for third with 18 points. Spencer said Copeland was plagued by a sore back during his semi-final match with Alma. "He didn't move quite as last as he could have," she said. "His back began to hurt the night before (Thursday). But he was In there pitching just as hard as he could. I •• t* vvnat N Aaron Spoils oes ur ana Ur Not Rus ty J (P Ryan' s Try do, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'Iron Mike' is back and a month off hasn't rusted his talents. Mike Marshall, Los Angeles' fabulous relief pitcher, came back after a month's layoff Friday night and showed that he was as iron-clad as ever with a three-inning appeamuce that helped the Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2. "1 felt as good as before." said the masterful Marshall after allowing just one hit in relief of starter Burt Ilooton. "I'll be ready to ditch Saturday night." Marshall, who pitched In 106 games last season to establish a major league record, has been troubled with an injured rib through most of this year. The burly right-bander first pulled a rib on his left side on April 19. He returned on May 3 and pitched three scoreless innings. Then on May 9, he pulled the rib again and sat on the sideline:; until Friday night. "It didn't hurt," said Marshall. "I believe it will hold this time, but you never know." (Continued On Page 2-1111 a t -. i s .All r:,or Record ,* By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "If I'm going to give up a hit," Nolan Ryan drawled, "I might as well give it up to one of greatest hitters in the game. I can't think of anyone more appropriate." That, of course, would be Henry Aaron. "His job is to pitch and my job is to hit," Bad Henry philosophized. For 52-3 innings Friday night, Ryan did his job as noboby but he can do it. Then Aaron did his ... and ruined what might have been one of baseball's most historic nights. For those 52.3 innings, California's 28-year-old flamethrower was gunning for two incredible records, trying to surpass Sandy Koufax' mark of five no-hitters in a career and equal Johnny VanderM .eer's seemingly impossible feat of hurling two of thei I I in succession. 'i - - G19/es Wins 7Z II0YLAK1 England (API Vinny Giles the Walker Cup star from Richmond, Vu., overwhelmed Britain's Mark James Saturday and won the British Amateur golf crown (iiles,a32)ear-oldldiyerlth ahotputter,beatJames8 an d 7 in a scheduled 33-hole final on the 6,979-yard, par 72 sunny seaside layout at Hoylake. At the 27th, the red-haired American was six-up with nine to play and won the next two holes for the triumph. After finishing the morning round 2-up, Giles birthed the 19th , put a bunker shot three feet from the pin for par on the 20th. On the 22nd, he went five up when he again burst from the sand and made ade birdie-two when the ball hit th e pin and dropped to Within five feet of the ho le Earller Story Page 3-B) 71gers If. A's 2 While Ryan was doing his thing on the mound, so was Detroit's Mickey Lolich. He became baseball's all-time lefthanded \trlkeout artist with 2,586, surpassing Warren Spaha s 2,583, - Ic (p Giles then went six up when James failed to recover from the deep rough on the 23rd. They halved the next four holes and (tiles finished the front nine in 33, three-under-par Giles opened the day's play with a 20-putt for a birdie and dropped another long birdie putt on the 449-yard fifth After reaching the turn two under-par. Giles lost the 10th where he three-putt ed for a bogey five. But Cues got a twoholt' lead again witn a par at the 454-yard 12th when James hi over the green. I "Stan was .4 little slow in the first set (against Cannons, but he got going in the second set. He lost service at a time when he shouldn't have. "He had broken that boy's service and then lost his. . ........ "But both of those boys (Alma and Cannon), were very, very good. There is no siame In ksing to those guys." Aranda and Copeland reached the semi-finals r winning two matches each Wednesday and Thursday. Copeland won two matches on opening day Tuesday and Aranda won one. Howard Flagg and Doug Maliczowski, SJC's other two players in the tournament, were eliminated in earlier rounds. Aranda dethroned the tournament's No. 1 seed, Virgillo Sison of Odessa, in the quarter-finals. - - - — _4I,r. ' Y f' - I "tk W uleW1theHortondroeLnfow.ru.....tjlJ'eew1thabomer.....and Mickey Stanley belted a two-run shot in the Tigers rout of Oakland. Reds Sox 13, Twins 10 Boston's Dwight Evans drove in six runs with two homers, one of them his first career grand slam, to help the Red Sox outslug Minnesota. _- -. ', ' " a 1 .r- -. - . ' S White Sox 1 Bobby Bonds' 13th homer of the season—a two-run shot in the second inning—boosted the Yanks to their sixth straight victory and left Chicago's Wilbur Wood, a 20-game winner the past four years, as the majors first 10-game loser this season Indians 7, Rangers 5 Frank Robinson hit a pair of three-run homers, the latter in the eigh th inning, to vault Cleveland past Ferguson Jenkins and -. •, . - ., . ..------------- .--' '- -- - 4 .. ''k 4cp • - . ,.r:rt '' - - -. - -. -' ,- - Rangers. - - Orioles 3, Royals 2 Paul Blair's sacrifice fly in the 11th inning carried Baltimore past the Royals. Jim Northrup singled and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt and an error before Blair came through. -. (T rn ToPage u Ode o The Golden State Warriors By ) SAN FRANCISCO — NEA i — Winning brings out the poetry In the soul of man. A young Cassius Clay came forth years ago spouting rhyme. The poetry stopped after he became Muhammad All and the importance of winning was secondary to the message. The meter of rhyme filled Hick Barry's head as the plane carrying him and the Golden State Warriors from an epic victory in Washington was getting ready for a short stop in Chicago. Interpretations are interpolated. It went thus: Back in September Is ihen it all l )&.ga!I With a team that was sup. posed to be an also-ran, We lost Jan)' ('aule and traded for Ray And when we lost Lee it seemed an ominous day. i The Warriors, who folded the last week of the 19734 season, looked like a weak team for this one, Cazzie Russell played out his option and jumped to IA)b Angeles. Long-time great Nate Thurmond, their power at center, was traded to Chicago for (lifford flay, an unknown. Forward Clyde Lee was shipped to Atlanta in it strangely ielayed deal. Then everybody said it 0. really looked bleak; their They'll never win bench is too %%vak. In the backcourt were Hutch and C-J.; The consensus was, they couldn't l)lay- - ,-.----.--.-- . _______ - -i-. . %••_, .. ' - .-r-.- '- - •'- ••----•\ -- '.- - . ',T. - -.- • ' - - . .•.- •--•--- - - ' --'- . _.---.-'--. .. . ( Basketball teams need a backcourt quarterback, Butch Beard had been on three different NBA teams before coming to the Warriors. Charles (C.J.) Johnson was an erratic streak shooter, a spot player for his two previous pro seasons.) Keith and Derrek were In the front line, Neither was supposed to be a good partner of mine. In the post, we had George and Cliff, So the experts iTote that position off as a stiff. (Up front, Keith Wilkes ius a spindly rookie from UCLA who didn't look strong enough to team with Barry, and I)errek I)rkey, a leaping sophomore, was mistake-prone. At center, Ray and stand-In George Johnson had the size but no offensive power neither had averaged 10 points a game,) Let's not forget old Al and Joe, One talks high, the other low. To see them work together was really a treat, But forget the rumors — they're no! really "sweet." ( Al Attics was the first black bench coach in pro basketball. He became the Warriors' head man in 1970 after having played with them a decade when he was known as "Destroyer" for his aggressiveness. This year, he acquired an assistant, Joe Roberts, with a higher voice pitch - - ---=-' .•- '- -" - •... ._ir,- and the patience to work with young players. It was Seattle first, sup' posedly easy, At times our play made mile queasy. On occasion, it was war, not a basketball game, We won and, thank God, none of us came up lame. ( in the first round of the playoffs, the Warriors beat the fast-finishing Seattle Sonics, four gaines to two, and Barry was almost mugged leaving the court alter one game.) Then on to the Hulls and their famous H; When they led three-and-two. they 'tre filled with glee But back in Chicago began strange things, We started playing like we had haloes and wings. (The tight Chicago defense in the conference playoffs made the Bulls strong favorites. And they had a humeejurt advantage nevdtig to win only the sixth game to eliminate the Warriors. That's when the heroics began.) But once again we all ('4lfllC through And proceeded to make Clucago very blue. Western Conference champs? Must be a joke; Wait till they play the Bullets — they'll choke. I After a typically dazzling rally finished off the '.-.-_.-" . Bulls, the skeptics still weren't convinced, Washington, which had conquered Buffalo and Boston, was a 3-1 favorite and the only speculation was how many gaines it would take to wini Eieryone thought it iouid end in four, The Warriors' magic can't possibly work any more, Well, back in Landover, things looked rather bleak, And I had to admit, we looked rather weak, i The title series opener on the Bullets' court in suburban Maryland found the Warriors starting shakily.) We trailed by 16, you ouldn't believe the noise, But we came back to win and showed real poise. The magic was working, we won the game, And came back home to our fans for more of the same. i Destiny's Darlings, as the CBS guys cornballed them, shook the Bullets with an opening game upset, and the series shifted to the Coi Palace the Warriors' home court in Oakland was booked for an ice show.) The Bullets were ready', they guaranteed a vrin; To beat them surely iould be a sin, This time it was different; we led most of the way And in the fourth quarter ' - - -- Rick Barry made it a runaway. i The script changed. The Warriors made it an astounding three straight with a come-from-ahead triumph. So back to the Capital for game number four, To stay there too long would be a bore. The Bullets said, "What the hell is this Surely, something is going amiss," The shocked Bullets were by now tired and psyched out and desperately hanging :n the ropes.) The script was familiar, we fell far back. But guts and determination we didn't lack. With four minutes to go, we trailed by eight, But no one thought that it was too Late. The Cardiac Kids then did their thing, We won it all and began to sing: "Hooray for the Warriors, they didn't take the gas; Hooray for the Warrioi's, we beat the Bullets' ass." Barry said it was unbelievable. He 'a vo4, 41 the Most Valuable Player, But not Inc writing poetry. , -- �- -- 1-1 - ----- - -: . 28—Sunday Herald, Sdnford, Ft. P Sunday, June I. 1W — Must 1W]@1 SOREBOARD M ajor I .' ' 11 1 7 61 S I 2 60 Leaaue T i26 8) St; cX1 DOWN and DOWN Come f,7;; !----- ' eball League -- crh e* CevtIand tJl'91 B 1 21 All 3 Bye SEVENTH — I Friday's Results Darkel,(4) 40 2 3 60 : • Part I I . , 111 , - . - '~ . I . . . . 4 . , . 6a _ i . 1124 60 T 7 " I - _ .- F-;- -__ - __ _~; k ~ - I 4-1 __ "I~eg _,~_ _______ . , . - - . I I ft L - - ~ *! ,.,;. " . ~ k ~ W, - ~' .ELEVENTH - , 76 22 W P-11ptlia Lows ?rHI 26 24 Sanford Recreation Department Lassie Softball League, lets 17173 • one fly on Page I-B. Above, Beth Hirt of Art Brown Pest Control waits,r and waits, for the Pitch to come down. Finally, . at riqht, Doreen has the UltiMatP niiactinn If 1^-1_,,--J —:-L.&.. wsilly Baseball Leaders 520 2 BATTING A I-n Diego 2S 27 411 t, RUNS BATTED IN-Horton, Del. Al. Bones, NY. 3* 7 37 379 i S-Avn. Fridays Results NV. 66; Ca Min. 62 Atlanta A. Nevii York I c;ncinnati s. Chicago I DOUBLES-Chalk, Cal, IS, :,an Diego at Montreal. p9d. Rudi, Oak. 13 IA M TRIPLES-Riv ers, Loll AngfieS 3, Philodc4phia 2 Orta. Chi. S. Remy, Cal, 4 Shoe aker Wins ___ - ili~~ -_ Lclais 6. Houston 0 Saturday's Games .11 Pittsburgh (Rooker Ill LlInta (Mo 56; at Ycrk (Matlack 7)) Chicago tBurris 64) at cm c nnati (Barriiiiiham (S 3) San Diego McIosh 53) at Los S Angeles (Rau at 5) HouSton (Robrts 3 Today's Gam(A San Fracvo a1 PittSburgh LA Ce RUNS BATTED IN-Bench. Cin.Y9; Winfield. SD. HITS-Garvey, LA 7S CaSh Phi 0 DOUBLES-Grubb, SO. Maclock, Chi. 16 Los Angeles at Philadelphia Atlanta a San Diego at Montreal ton & Harness " &ross 11th S Metzgrr Mtn, I sslner. Chi, I A0liv Xe Racing is 3 and Bank is singles for Charlie's. The second-half schedule Atlantic National Bank concludes Thursday, but stayed within striking distance 370 I Charlie's Rd, Bank Moose Elks Pre FIRST 60 2 60 2 Heat Adin Duchins (1) 2.90 3 60 Rodar I"2 $3 600(15) %C IOQ S 16 D'Sns)-Ki SECOND - I Direct America (J. r>pr' (7) 6 ((0 410 7 ) 2- Bar. fo, t' 3)0710] Impulse S$) League. ,Moose edged Knights of ST RIKEOUTS-Sutton, t3 - t.'!'Sserm.th. LA, $1. , t, - " _A ' It - - ~ - - -- 4L -- 1 0 I . I and a fist fight followed with Joe) Vincent - After the two were finally .separated, the first question on e v ery body 's 1ip was, Vas it real or was it fake?" If it was fake, who staged It' Promoter Ilete Ashlock? Matchmaker Bruce Trampler' Perez wIthout Vincent's knowiedge' Perez with' VinceiWs OK? Th e first and last possibilities must be th rown out immediate ly. Ashlock is the most u p-a nd-up up man in boxing He is in it as a hobby, not as a vocaflon. Ile is a self- t - . -' -- ___ --_~_ __ ___" . - - - - I _%~~_ lr4~~. i '_ik:73i - -L..- — - r .1 ; - iz; iot -4 4_7 , -' J. • - • a - - __ -: - . . ~ -___ ~= __ zll -~~__~*' - I - - 2_1 .. i - ___1 - - .--_ - . Ir .- -_~ - ' moe and would not allo his name to be con neded with an)thlng tainted i ~~ --.f!.' - - I I y !~,7'_Jq 4 I . To think Perez went in there with Vincent's OK is -.--- equall) unacceptable There is no ch,ance the two of them got together -_ . before-hand and said, "U Vincent is bleeding and . ( . are ngs nto e ring, Perez should leap up and go after Vincent." peop uto Train Moose's win hfted it to 4.0 in Duane Lee relieved Elks, 'single. the second half. Elks is 3.1. starter Randy Harvey in the K of C Kiwanis 2-2, K of C 2-3, Rotary second inning and turned in a Moose 1-2 and VFW 0-4. sparkling relief perormance. VFW I - XAB I II I + + : 4 - I I VU II . I I ~ . Smith gave up two hits and second half, Auto Train has won Innings, eight in the second and more games in the Sanford six in the seventh. The Outcasts Metro Softball League than it managed lone runs in the first, did in the 15-game first half fourth and sixth Auto Train rru.chprt th. flst. Rpr,.ntfrv ),I A,?,. Outcasts 20-3Wednesdaytoup Trainss its second-half record to 3-2. Auto Train was 2-13 in the first half. 41 In o"Irr games, Seaboard Coastline toppled Lake Monroe Inn 17-6 and Farsious Recipe stumped Eldridge Standard 11 a triple and single. Torn Deaton, " Keystone Eddie Jackson and Charles In games Wednesday, Police - - ---'- - 360 301 6-40 104 0 5 CojV11 1,0111 Ruby. Lill, Mon. Inn 170 lot I— & 6 Litters will work out Monday, Wednesday and Friday ever4ings from 6 to 8 p.m. Seaboard 44' ' Etdndqe Iii 0601 I - fh "' " t •-. ,,jj j,,, . I __ •• -'' LA -i t . . _________ ci - !;; — !_ I ql~ ~_ IV. - - J - __ - E. Police on chase 001 010 0-1 I 5 o.i 000 .-J Chase P00CC 102 0-I so 030 03 i-I - -. I ron 1\/1Ike (Continued From Page 1-B) In the other National League games, It was: Atlanta 4, New York 1; Cincinnati 5, ("hicago 1; Pittsburgh 7, San Francisco 2 and St. Louis 6, Houston 0. The .San I)iego.MontreI game was rained out. Jimmy Wynn doubled and Ron Cey singled to give Lm Angeles its winning run in the sixth inning. Ilootori earned his fourth victor) against five loss" although he had to leave after 5X linings. He was facing Dick Allen when rain delayed the garm for 50 minutes. 0 "Mies 4 , a1 Phil Nlekro fireid a six-hitter and singled home a run to lead one-Wer, striking out five and Don Gullett Pitched a five-Wtter and Gewge Faster hit a twoi. for Chase's only hiL Fall again beaded Police's offensive fu"eworks in the firsthalf game with two singles. i-nfl homer to lead Cincinnati past Chicago. 2 tit " inning to Power Pitts past San Francisco. 1al.I S Aslro Bob Forsch fired a two-hitter, leading St. Louts over Hotston. othing of Perez's Idea the other answer is the obiou Pe rez sold) as rtsponsible Was it to go in there and throw a couple of - ptinches'and get out. I say no. First of all, Perez is intelligent. And he is not the best hen it comes to promoting fight.s When he as intervieed about the last time he fought Vincent, who won on a cut in the third round, Perez as asked, "Were )OU ahead when the ref stopped the fight?" (Ile was leading on all the judges' cards.) Perez's answer, "No I wasn't, but I will do better next When Perez said that, Trampler almost had a the winner. When the announcement comes that the in 53 0 seconds for a first placø fight is a draw, it is more Ulan he Lan stand. Pereztlaims he gent into the ring to tell Vincent Anne Smith I 15-18) placed Hut perha, he went in there to get Vincent Anyone who saw his face, the look of determination, when he jumped into the rin g Igures he was in th ere to fight Eeryone at ringside agrees that Vincent threw - ery hiard right to the belly. But he had ' Just fought a very rugged bout, and then he looked up to see his arch enemy after him with fire in his eyes. It was real, of that you can be sure. But hopefull) it neer ssiLl happen again This isn't wresding. Boxers know little about crowd control, and the next time could be very dangerous. As it was, several figh!s between spectators broke out around ringside, ', . IL -1 - - second in the. 1(X) breast and the I Chuck Fraser 118i took a bowl • I I the 100 back and sixth in the 100 fl} e in Smith (15 18) as K second in the 100 back and fourth in the 200 IM. Jason tingle' 1112) is third in the 200 IM fourth 50 and single. Bowl America scored five runs in the top of the first Inning .. . the sea'on. Each team has one and was never headed. The rained-out game to play, The Bowl America win and Sanford Pohee loss gave Bowl America an insurmountable two-game lead Bow! America is 13-4, Sanford f,'' ronc'e is ii-, ( ivnan is 1-10 and team scored in every inning. including se ven runs in the fI fth. Art Brown committed 12 errors. Civitan - - erupted with four runs in the first inning, but ' V Lori Adaitets collected half 16 ' . of Civitan's hits with a double Toni Hardy paced Police with two singles Bowl America Art Brown Police CIVIT6fl - - $31 37-il $ 3 001 70- 3 0 13 46 f) *4-# 7 4 Oil 400 75-114 4 -' - The Yanks movM into first Tigers. Ile struck out five ,inil place in the second half of th e Sanford Pee Wee Baseball League with an 11.9 Thursday over the Twins, In the other game, Lee Char-ron and John Roil cornbined to toss a no-hitter as the alked three. ihilt took over in the third and gave up four runs, ...................' i % Yanks 3—I1S0 604 + A* Bowling Il MARY JOHNSON series. Peters h.ad the high game with a 212 and Ann Smith bowled a 183. III her 212 game. Peters chalked up two turkeys. Peters heads all bowlers in the league with a 158 average. Ann Smith, Barbara Sparks and Mary Johnson all have 148 averages. Betty Anne's Unisex Hair-Styling leads the league with a 102 record. Wallace Auto is 9-3 and Team No.8 is 94. The Wednesday Night City Slickers Mixed League report that Larry Williams and Sharon Williams rolled the high series wi th a 83 and 446 respectively. TIgers bested the Cards 12-4. ._ ( A+ 3 7olf Lp.%rssonc %W 0 11,111 The Yanks led the siftv_n4 iialf wim a z-u recj. Panthers are 1-0, the Twins and Bill Osetek, assistant pro at Tigers 14, the Rebels 0-1 and the Mayfair Country Club, will 11 IVI U IF Boys and girls ages IC-17 should show up Thursday for the Cards (1-2. give Junior WOUP 1,'olf lessorts; the lessons to register. 71*y Dewayne Matt led the Yanks beginning Thursday. need not be Mayfair nnbers with three singles. Steve The lessons for beginners to Participate, two singles. Char-ron fired two innings of no-hit, no-run ball for the Osetek said the students at 10:30am. The lessons will be should bring their clubs, held twee a week. Otherwise, Mayfair will furnish Five lessons cost 110. clubs, - Sikes Charges. - Veteran Dan The top three money winners this sear— tendonitis in his righ shoulder. madethe Weiskopf.— bypassed this event and such tournament. 7 3 I 0 - .1 - ~ A •; • in the 50 free. ['at Smith 115-18) ,Aas fourth -- 1. I . ... I .11, PUTTING WINNER RECEIVES AWARD in the 100 breast and fifth in the Shirley Schilke, left,, presents the Rarcar Aluminum putting w w The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. SUBSCRIBE NOW America. Spare us no oddity. and no bit of tr ivia. Th is is your column. — — __ Re "Mac" says... No Brag-Just Fact... - . . . CALL 322-2611 THE HERALD Mary Johnson rolled the high series a 503 and Elyse Isom was right behind wi th a 502. Marlene Burk registered the high game wi th a 197, and Mary Johnson rolled a 191, Link Constructi on leads the league with a 6-2 record Johnny's Sta nd ard Service and Capri are 5-3. lsom also pick ed up the 5-0-10 split. Bonnie Benton, on the first day of the summer league, bowled her first 200 game. She had plenty to spare, as he finished th e game at 238. Remember please turn in your league's information or information on i nd ividuals in your league to th e desk at Bowl — ,4,~.- that `I/ 24I 'f ,"i - —JI'- L-- + MIXON AUTO ..",i ~- ,~ A ,--, . , % ---1~ - It " -- PARTS 222 Magnolia Ave. Sanford 322-0808 — 323-6404 carries our. . Air Conditioning Parts + round of the $250 000 Kemper Open golf Billy Casper, failed to make the cut. 4• I'lln-12 0 breast and sixth in the 50 back. Pat Stenstrom tb and under was third in the 50 fly and fourth - It is making the switch from ANIF to Brunswick lanes. It was closed Friday and Saturday and will be closed today while work continues. It will be open as usual Monday. The Tuesday Morning Swingers report that Sharon Siemer and Shannon Corsi had the high series of the week with a 455 and 454 respectively. Karen Pokavic rolled the high game — a 183 — Carol Slaughter was right behind with a 179. Siemer and Corsi hold the highest averages in the league wIth 151 marks. Famous Recipe, Team No. 9 (no name yet) and the Fearless Four are tied in the team standing with 3-1 records, Karen Peters rolled the hi gh series in th e Wednesday CHARLOTTE: N.('. ( AP) 044 Twins but did walked (our. Cards Charron and Holt SM&CW Tiger% I - _____ Steve Walters and Sharon Williams rolled the high games with a 215 and 170 respectively. William Behrens and Sh aron Williams are a top th e league with averages of 158 and 141. Lucky Strikes lead th e league with a 9-3 reco rd. and the Bombers and Country Bumpkins are 8-4. Alice Hendricks boasts the hig hest average of th e Th ursday Morning Shoo ting Stars wi th a 178. Dottie hogan is second best at 165. ' next trip and think you've walked into the wrong house, ~ _____ - . - m'- Yanks Claim First p _____ !J School is out, vacation time is here, and with It, summer bowlIngleaguesatBowIAmericaaregettlngunderwa). There still are spots open for women on the Tuesday and Wednesday leagues. The remaining men, women children and mixed leagues will be cranking up next week. J & B Roofing Company League begins its season Thursday night with 18 teams, Interested bowlers should contact Bowl America for infnrnintinn rri'ardinl! lnaue narticination. A merica as did teammate Tracey P0hce ffwkers in the fifth Tina Turner slammed a triple closed the gap, C3 / Summer Leagues Starting At Bowl America - 000 202 7-4 53 Coo 002 *--I 4 0 mick at that place and time. Thetoboxersare not fighting next week, 'the week after. They may light in August, but there has ken that kind talk before if Trampler and Ashlock and Vincent knew In the 118 age group, Johnson swam the 100 freestyle tflerald Photo — Brown Pest Control 1&3 and Nick Slergo and Tom Hunt Ctilitan defeated Sanford Police led Chase with two singles 114 in games Thursday. The games were the last apiece. regularly-scheduled flames of slammed a double. Don Mann and Schuller teamed to tm a four-hitter. Mann allowed the four Wts in S and one-third innings. He Keystone struck out five and walked Badcock near iould gamble with such an emotional gim ne bell rings toerild the figlitandlic issurche is I A Bowl America win coupled Art Brown Pest Control is 3.14. Sanford Police tied the game Price Baker of Police tired a walking four. Curtis Wolfe led olftheaixthlnrungwithgsjngle VV with a Sanford Police loss gave Doreen Turner of Bowl with one run in the second and the Sanford Recreation Depart- America tossed a no-hitter three in the third. ment Lassie Softball League against Art Brown. She struck crown to Bowl America. Civitan exploded again In the out six and walked tie. Bowl America clobbered Art She also ripped two singles, fourth with seven runs. Four s of Vincent sopponent The stadium also was close to a riot. Trampler - . n h, I wimmers I St - i 1 1 3 Atlanta over Ne York. The Braves' knhIklehalJ pitcher ;t c,t J ve the victory. Reds 5, Cub. 1 11 Se t Sommer weightliffing at — . CampClosed Lake Howell begins June 16, Auto Train a rcrdin: to head Football -' "" - - - dumped Chase twice by 8.1 score:. One game was a three. Schuller pitched 1 2-3 regularly-scheduled second. innings, striking out four of a half game arid the other was a possible six and not walking a first-half rained-out game man. front 'y 77 - a double for Midge Standard. 001 000 ei um % . 310 700 0-6 3 7 20 0)2 I —, 6 4 — freak accident that cod worsen the injury. + 600 130 1- 4 4 3 00) I VFW ' 0 s n ,—u S Rotary - and Larry Reuter added two singles apiece. Duhart rippied hmne runs. and Larry Quinn stroked two singles for the Outcasts. Seaboard rattled off 17 runs in five innings behind three singles and a double by Lloyd Wall and four singles by David - David i - continued to dominate the Sanford Senior Baseball WgIle with a &2 win Thursday over Badcock. Wayne Hardin, Evans Bacon . ______ lary Anderson of the Mayfair Wnmen's Golf 101 001 0 — 3 2 I arid six in the sixth to tolpple miciow T Seaboard leads the second half with a 4-1 record, and Lake Monroe Inn, Auto Train and Famous Recipe are bunched at Kevthn# P - ,,nnM -rr -2 The Outcasts and Eldridg e !tiCh.arde, half record to 2-0 with its win Standard are 1-4+ Steve Cooper smashed three over Badcock. Police and Auto Train scored three runs singles and Rico Peterson Badcock are I-I and Chase s 0added two singles. 2. Jimmy Williams of Seaboard Keystone scored two runs allowed Lake Monroe Inn only each in the fourth, sixth and six singles. seventh Innings to knock off Nick Brady led Famous he U.S. Forest &. • B.adcock. Ned Raines paced announced that the camping Hecipe with a double and two Xe)itone with two singles. portion of Alexander Springs is singles. Mike Maples slammed Four players poked singles double and sinigle, and Dave for Badcock. closed. Censtruction began June 4 Dreifuerit, Bruce McKlbbin In lit: second.haIf game, Ken and will continue for about 90 and Bob Bray added two singles Lee. David Fin and Mark kenaud s!appel two slzwjes Bob Sansdagrin and Johnny apiece and Erned Schuller and '' Wyatt poked two singles apiece, Mike Walker poked doeb!øe for I sf+nri Elks Joe Smith of Moose and Rick Lee struck out 12, walked five Wells ofKofC locked hornsina and allowed only two hits. masterful pitcher's duel Rotary scored five runs in the Friday. third inning, two in the fourth After five games of the each in the first and fourth ! 1 i A I 4J Fact Or Fict i ion • Rit t - A - iAna ~ ~__ Z . _____ 11 - - -. - Eddie Bussard fired a oneLA. Columbus 4-3 and Elks nipped single to lead hitter, striking out 10 and triple, dou ble and Veterans c Foreign Wars 7. Elks past VFW. Teammate walking five. Rotary def ea ted Kiwanis 13-5 Rick Fredricks slapped a Joe Smith swattd two triples Thursday and Moose bombed double and VFW's Wayne and two singles, and Jim Edmonds slammed a triple and VFW 12-1 Wednesday. Uvely poked two singles. 800. 2.1 7 - . . Ii f -AV . - 7m , ' witn of the second half. a triple and 3kWe. ft - :- '•- 1 .Moose and Elks wored lone Wells allowed four. Smith Kiwants. runs in the bottom of the struck out 10 and walked six, Wynn. LA Bob Hunt of Kiwanis led all 10. Baker. seventh Inn past their opponen ts in the walked two. TEN BASES-Cedeno Moose scored in every inning Sanford Junior Baseball Mtn. 24; Morgan. Cin, 23 Wednesday en ronte to its third PITCHING _ Inug, -F Englewood on the Gulf Coast Charles Merritt changed the anglers trying their luck off the -, W lwittern slightly, taking six on a *lock, and ,I few boats had was the 1,ot spot for Robert The "Dandy L" brought a 25. vLsitors who are not familiar "(,ay Blade" lure, and Charlie citches of three and four baas. Harvey, Chester Johnson and ~ with the river and the fishing 'lingard put:i 4 , IFF . . I ; 1-z pounder in the ,-#-(7,_4 "IA)oks like a good weekend Raymond Lee as they landed 14 redsirti pper and ,I bushel of -4-1 boat with the faithful blue coming up," said George snook In two lays of fishing . The Forthose w ho do not w a nt the 'p()fl orted inother Flounder 4;nd specklid trout mp Ontstrigof52 breun trouble arid work irivolve(l it, lunker for "Flash" Dulluls, mostly ir,~dbre lit, was landed have been the bill of fare at ke p t the party boa t an gl ers which tipped the scales at 91 J by a camp vi' I Mali . Street Pier in Daytona for tyasy. itor las t week. protected dockage Is avail4bl if pounLs The Itapala plug t'CLOUnLLd %iral (lad S The St Cdt( Ut f(1 of ren in'lcr for h N)b.%larkv.) 11, I I )tars old, holds the 1,24neh, seven-polund bass he landed at a neighborbood The "Devil Horse" plug paid for a pair of bass for anether have been in the early morning operators — boat registrations close to nature, cnp sites f for Charles Turner and son ferman. lake in Sanford with live shrimp. tra IThotot The af- for the 176 period went on overlooking the water can be as they worked the deep banks of the nicest bluegills ternoons have mostly produced sale June 1. All boat owners are arranged • of the river on a Thursday I've"Sonic ever seen," said Lowell whiting and sheephead. urged to bring their prior The para de 0I bass catc he h s outing. Their largest one was a S I . Mangrove snapper have Uilev w he n questioned about registration certificates and nued with reports from husk), eight-pounder. I the Lake Jessup fishing. lliley moved into the river in the evidence that a title has been Don Smith tit Seminole Sporting Ilream and speckled perch told of a catch of with eight of Daytona area and Wayne issued for the craft. The new Goods. hG, Nelson stopped by were the most prominent ones averaging a Brady at the "Fishin' Hole" re'istratiofts may be o btain ed to show a limit string of 10, all around the Osteen Bridge, pound apiece. Sanford Swint Association i0o fly. The medle y(earn of Ken Smith, says they are running up to at the local tax collector's of. I on .I blue plastic worm. according to John Lankford, swimmers splashed away with ,taken ,_ , . . - . Other winripm -,-ir---# - - a- 604CA diru. i%evin I. S.im Wright of Oviedo. Dulled three pounds. Trout and snook fice. - ,,-a "t ~"&&Awi, too" &A:',' " It" Id" -Lbe(l ttk but a few small bass fell to the in 25 of Ow big bluegills. are good from all the bridges in Also, fishing liLen,ses for the lour tirsLs fast weexend at the Smith 113-14) fifth 50 free, Smith took second. wile lure to land six nice ones. bass fishermen. Most of the Tommy Davis and wife took 50 EustLrr-Urnatilla Invitational Kevin A. Smith (11-12) fifth 50 The boys 11-12 free tearn the early morning. At the IT15-17M year ending June 30, Meet. Alinda Lingle. .%lark free. Greg Smith ( 11-12 I sixth 50 placed seci Kelly Lake got into school panfish were taken right at the in 1%%o daNs, I and John fingers of Tomoka Bridge and lligh 1976, are now on sale. o nd . S wirnmers were McIntosh, Fred Traniell an(] free, Ken Smith (1548) sixth in Greg Smith, Art Woodruff, Chi p Johnson were victors. 100 back and Matt Smith 1 1 1 .I2 Jason tingle and Kevin A. Swimming in the 10-and- sixth 50 fly. Smith. On the meey team .inder grouage group, lingle In the relays, the 13-14 boys which finished third, were was first in the 50 free with a inedley and free teams took Jason lingle, Ke*vin A. Smith. I _______________________________ fin-se of 32.3. She also took a first place. Matt Smith and Greg Smith. se co nd in the 100 IM and fourth By LOUIS SAPSIS The medley team was In addition, last weekend at • heart atta ck. He was hoping Perez would say in the 50 fly, Herald Boxing Writer composed Louis Kelley, the Ha lifax Invi ta tional age something to stir the blood of the fans. McIntosh 13-14), making a McIntosh, Tramell and Kurt group meet at Ormond Beach, But that isn't Perez's style. Ile is quiet, and he comeback ' after a series of Ahnost every night of the week, somewhere in - --- — I -Ls his fists do the talking. lie has not been at ease ailments, took a first in the 100 Smith. .Nfclntosh, John Smith, Robert Neville svam in seven the state of Florida, somebody like Dusty Rhodes Tramell and Kurt Smith events and placed in all of Did Traiiipler send Perez in? Trampler never since Vincent thrust him into the limelight with his breast with a time of 1:15 • composed the free team, jumps into the ring and attacks somebody like them. He took second in 200 cattle near Perez. verbal attacks. second in 100 back and third in Also in first place was the Harley Race. The following week, the two men will I$free, tWrd in 100 back, 50 free, ampler is a very clever young man. If he Remember this mail, Perez, has been fighting 100 free. 18 be back in a main event and there will be a nearboys freestyle team coril200 IM and 100 fly, and fourth in staged an act, he would have made sur e somebody for six years and never has hea dl ined a major card Consistent winner Tramell posed of Fraser, Pat Smith, capacity crowd to see it. 100 breast and 100 free. got it on fi1m. in any major fight town. If he beats Vincent, he will (13-14i captured first in the Johnson and Kevin That friends Is professional iesUing 1. Smith. In addition Vincent as gashed around the eye be the Southern Junior ,M i ddlewe i ght Champion butterfi) ith a time of 1 153 On June 3 at the Orlando Sports Stadium, San and Trampler knows hich side of the tread his As Perez sits there with these thoughts swirling fourth in the 100 breast and ford's Victor "Taco" Perez jumped into the ring . . ., . - . , . . -. .. - .. .. butter is on. Ile would not risk taking a chance of a _,. ~ ~ through his head. he must picture himself in the role 00 e .1: Perez Vioncen I: . -. - " I I _t, i -13 I 13 Val -'i:c - . 001 0111,10 01111-23 to I 111th .- - '- l0 I II HOME RUNS 11 nh Cm 11 11; Luillniki. Phi. FRIflAY DOcICe) 7s RUNS-LOP - -4 A 1-W _ - Shoemaker Construction several rained-out games of Ritz Theatre until the Company held Charlie's remain to be played. seventh Inning when Ritz scoreless the last five innings Charlie's jumped to a 10.2 erupted for 10 runs. while it chipped away at lead after two innings against Ritz also exploded for seven Charlie's lead and finally Shoemaker. But Shoemaker runs in the third inning and x he h scored four in the third, one in the fifth. Bank scored in 13; Bor4s. NY. 13. R.Jackson, inning to knock off the ordy each in the fourth and fifth, and every inning, but its biggest Oak, 11; BUTOUQh%. Irs 11 undefeated team in the Sanford three in the sixth, outburst was four runs in the Recireat.ion Department WomCal. 30; Olis. KC. 21 Shoemaker pitcher Patty bottom of the seventh. PITCHIUG (6 Dec .ns- en's Softball League 1110 Wiggins silenced Charlie's bats Carol Smith poked two Ka61 CH $7 *00 270 Ryan In the other game Thursday, in the last fi ve inn ings Cal, 10 3, 169, 2 n singles and Rosa Sanders Ritz Theatre downed Atlantic STRIKEOUTS-Ryan. Cal. Deena Flanun slammed a slammed a triple for Ritz. O? lrnn Mn IS aUonal Bank 213 in a 2- home run and Frances GlorlaWrightandEqinsha w hour maraftn. R was the ru, A nompson and MaryMcGovern poked two singles apiece for time this season Bank has poked two singles each for Bank NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (100 at bats)- lasted seven innings. Shoemaker. Carol Am Pickles P SmIth SIt. 345 Bowa PhI Charlie's, which won the first slapped a home run and single 331; Morgan, Cin. !37., Lacy. F. .! - ' St - - - i 0 0 *a# I IN% G; ; . Oafs)- E M&aoow. NY. 33 7 I'V7- _________ oca 11 Elowil ^mw CiAmilign"'L,im 0 ff""""I AJUIR %01 0 (100 it W vw, L, I -. West - + Doreen Hogan, who is the pitcher for Bowl America in the East cr.Icago 1.1.* .— ^qwwLolqm ** .. jkl.":-_ .___________ - _-, . - Hand Luke (1) 23 00 SOO 3 Oshkosh (3) I 40 Of I 4) 153 "T (4 1 5) $25d ,10 08 6P !r TWELFTH -i Eyre ThrII IBinIey) (4) 660 410 300 2 Cool W L Pct. 1 ~ 7 Western Scott (1) 1170 410 0(6(6 Paddy Wak (7) 3*0 0(3 1) 7 a. .M S&S - - A - National League 0-.4.0i,""p, . - 1-__~ . _____ - 71). n Calfornia (1an Today's Games Minnesota Texas at ,- j7 K ansas City at BaItame New York at Chicago M;I*Auit" at Callforvi'a ? O akIat f" -! I f111 - -1 - (114 fL er - ( - * _______ 44. . .__ .zr_._=p4t~~___ i - - I bass striking in the Mullet Lake bridge, but several good strings Shupe in the Cocoa area and Port Orange, according to n area and hauled in 10. Six basr, came in from near the mouth of used top water plugs to land 16 from Kent Gibbiens at the keeper trout. Shupe said the "Tickle Box." Benton, the largest a four. ('anti) Seminole oil the action was livened up by big pounder. Again, the blue worm Wekiva River showed plenty of Jack crevalle tying into their De-Jong, who recently pur. were in the catch by a party wits the bait. , v~ _~ . a~-_.-:7~- John Harmon and Ikuie Ballard last week.- A .. W.- 6.) - _ .j c I I __ ç,1ff spots. -i -__ - - I - _.i ___ , 4k I'lift , — - _]_ =. I Tess% • ______ - , I . v -. rion - - . Orlando had 45 in two days. Bridge, nihttirne anglersare l3i1ll'etersentout Thursday scoring ell and landed 35, while 1)avid King mackerel have moved ililey and Micke> O'Brien took 1 lnshoretothe%lcinityol thebell 22 In to hours buo) and Bob Leete, fishing Red Gregor and his wife from a private boat, landed 17 managed 42 Thursday and Bill on a recent trip. Barnes, on a Wednesday trip, Whiting and pompano are in caught 22. the surf and a 12-pound, 4 ounce Al Whitcomb fished with Jim trout was taken in the river at BU1ftm;P told OaST1n:! - -5 ., , . "' - - VIO 60 T 2 06 3 NoNTM - I. Smokie t3ear iu Brainard) m ig Ao s oo 120 2. land (Eckersley lot ro . d--* 11 . .2 / . ,--roit 11. Oakland 2 Saturday't Games Minresola (Goitz A s) at sos . . • _______________ Scott Fashion VV0f&(ft)(414 401 602 D's Crystal SAII (6) 6 40 ISO 3 Ocala Mighty to I . --",i. - e .a long Known as the home of lunker bass, once again is coming to life with SC.rOi utiSS u.giflflIflg to strike on the surface and some real "hawgs" hitting in the deeper - . .• - . -if nriin;ij P -00" 13. miinnorsota .% York S. Chic.ago . - V;.~ ~ - - r it i Annon • . • __________ 76 4 I. 4, , - - - ,D California - . . I q - i I - ""' 11 ,-,-,1I' M . I . Oakland . - INratv (6 320 300 2 Jetis ,%r!ei91OSi3 Speed y Hans (313 0Q(6 S) t300 1(6* 2 2 FIFTH — Salbyt 8an (Sedes) (3) Ii 706 4702. Arnys Sister W L Pct GB 77 q 26 s 3 73 2S 479 471 s 72 26 4S1 6 Mil*Aukee, Detroit bR1fl I & .1 - 4 ,= - aby 11% so 7 2110 3 - Bass Hitting At Lemon Bluff 1i i. C4 Sunday, June I, I13-3B Sunday 4.rald, Sanford, Ft. I BasAm erican `4 11 . ung IS J~ r I ,-~3 . I, .~rr_s Do _ 11 However, South African Gary Player moved into po:ltioi to take a run at his f1r31 Sikes, a 44-year-old attorney who hasn't title in American this year. lie posted a 70 won since IN8, fired the low round of the for 139, placing him in a deadlock with .,troil moved to di) ..a fi%c-undcr-ppai 6within two shots of the lead held for the veteran Miller Barber, 70, and two winless second straight day by former PGA touring pros, Steve Melynk, 6, and D:ck Rhyan, 71. champion Ray Floyd at 136. Floyd needed only a 7) on the windy, humid day to retain a two-shot edge, but the cast be hind him changed. With portions of the final two rounds "It's been a long, exasperating experience," said Sikes, who was forced to the sidelines for four aionth:i last winter because of his ailing shoulder. "llut this was a very satisfying day. I can Saturday and Sunday scheduled for nation2l be see how it's so much full playing out here of the big names will television, most when you make those putis," he said. missing Giles In Finale G 0 L F hlOYl .AKE, England i AP) American During the winter, Ja m es works In a food Viri ny Giles, !io won the U.S. Amateur title a rehouse to finance a few luontILs golfing in 1972, set out Sa turda y in a marathon 36- each summer. hole fir.al against young Englishman Mark lie surprised everyone on the old course at JaIIICS in the British Amateur Golf Chant. St. Andrew's last week when he was pionship. Britain's most successful Walker Cup golfer Giles, an attorney from Rkunond, Vs. against the United States, who minages severol pro golfers, is ene of Among the scal'5 James collected there the most experienced players on the was U.S. champion Jerry Pate of Pensacola, amateur circuit aftcr representing the l-'Ia. Pate, the top seed in the championship, United States in every world team ('hamwas rushed out of contention in his very first pionship since 1968. James is mercurial rising star in Britain match, who says whatever happens in this coverted After his Walker ('up showing, the un• match-play championship, he is packing up seeded James was a rather predictable dark the game within a year. horse for the amateur title. And he had a The 21-year-old Englishman is a science specta cular ride into the final, fiction (an. He also practices yoga and In Friday's quarter-fi nals, he walloped stands on his head for relaxation before Rhodesian junior world champion Nicky every game. Price 4-and3 • Tools Fan Clutches Fan Blades - + Nite I irness R+iung it Seminole Turf Club 2 big Daily Doubles Nitely "'Trifecta Wagering 9 tis tn.-Thur-s, 10 times Fri. £ Sat. Place. . . Show and Quinelbs every Post Time 7:45 PM Dine in the air conditioned Clubhouse. Rcscrvjtns 831-1140 tind Sind i dmiss Km only Off I 7M2 between 436 & 434 in Cselherry race �-- __________________-- - _________ - I 10i d*YHrald. Sanford , Ft Sunday, JuneL 17S __ BEETLE BAILEY i__l ____7- i 1 I ORhll DI , , J / - c ~ ( AK973 00 , - I _____________ V K Q 72 42 65 £ , OR"LLV! - - I I - I Il I%! E ,, - . k 1 A 1Z, K~_11 ci PAST... , I -Z .1- 1; ,) . i. ., 1;,D ~ "I Today's hand should ser%e as ~ I _ \( TA :4 ' YEARS THE WHOLE ) u T 50 C R OW D ED ASTb.I5 / _________ 9A ,rHi , "% . * by TODAY'S QVIKSTIoN Initv.,d of bidding itirvi. tic.rl% ~uur partner tLis responti,ii w, * GALS WITI.4IN X ( 0JR PRC13LEM r f lt/ -~ I ~~\ ~ 1 BUGS 8 by Heinrldahl & Stoffel . ~ ii: AREN'T '\ LUITIN r LESSoN A T\Y, PEVIFE i,e1 'r&fs,uiLI-,ER I / // 'I " . WEF.P .'- . Ill - - - I'll- I — ') V~ (r. \.-. -I 1 '- C5E T! 5EEO MOJ4G GETS u I ANO : IT ~ __ I2 "lor I I 11 r __ — . I ,1111 " I . ~ I ~ . & PRISCILLA'S r I - r 01 6 4 116.7 AC FOT C0~`TH I W9 ? J : I - , -i SICK" )l -, .__ 14 LOOKING) TE SALL GAME FOR YOU i—' El I 1 N ;:::~ 1_- , 4 Ir : ~ 5,~~_, , — ---I , _,_~ I J ., t~. L__ I 11. "a . ? \__ T. .E XW - - - ___ . . . -5 . 1. - - (" J # - . ---- ALCk%G ! .: . ~ .( _ I , ( , f ~( - - . I',I", I ~ __ %1'. , I)) 0 — 1( % - r - - . ~4 by Bob Montana 1~_/ I . =_ ___ I 1 I %._ 1 . I - rY *1 .. IN ,'çL, ARCHIE ARCHIE I I TOMC) Y ' 0 ~ , I-: II _____________________ _4 1 / 6 ! `1 C - -*l,I!"q ;. . I '~ // ' , ( . ) 00 I- /'s ' oo / START r I -- 17_1 V - -- - - - I WAS GOING TO - .' _________ ' . / . , , I* .0. . . A , .'/.) 1I . 5V f Winner of the Orange Belt '• A t. " - - ` -ik", . - - - -- I I- - 04,1% --- I. . J I I; 11 I-- I . . -- 4 I . '.--I- 44 N~ -. ~,,~ -;, • ,. , er I inda iueanhile, changed her mind at the last moment about taking a similar job at a tennis 1uitp in North Carolina , — 7 T_ I If ' , 0, V ' T,.,% 14 --- _t Welby Van Horns tennis camp in Connecticut for to months / - : - -I . -- ), / — pl a ye r s learn, she is al school's number one player. An TCnP lste, Uada (left) and Debi have on statewide recogn ition as up-and-coming stars, . -- _________ _ it I I Another 'Nightingale ee*0 e -i . I -*._14A_";t ,, .I t', . k, !~._''~_ .. IC "_ I.- , 1- --k--- - MY CRF_[~PIT (=ARD5. / - I'VE EE'j RIED "`~__'L - ' a! . ~_ ~ '. ___ . e r1' - vxlb~_ ac 1-1 by Al Vermur V /,-. V LJ4-OH...r I ;~_ - - J I POP by D Dick Cavoll, WHERE ' \(r'MRLJNNI Y' C-701NG-, AWAY FA HE - - L - \ WINTHROP ' ,\ ;" ______ HAZEL' AVIN NkERE (COREE wITN NAVE OT TS' OU I "OLJO~~_ "401 ---- I -," 1 ~ ;. . tennis-crazy -_- _'k- ______==__ I -. - ) C, iNI ' 0 I - - ' I -1 TOWNSFOLK FOR SIVIS. I ; ;. . •. - ! I A h I ~ISTFN ,01 11 LOSE ITS (AY, BUT IF It WN REGO '-tVE A PRO&.EM ' l J I L41TS OF CiOSSIP - I ~4-71 k- .') 'A I ' 1 1 4f*J/..1&, 10MORRO'A' I -/%., .4 U5ITE , l .. ,~ I wiLL WERE 5TILL GQWG TO FLIP 1S - I * ' Chic Young S'iJ 1'UR'J 1 I VPIY 1A * li. -.1 t,'- , -1%_.~ - by I K Ryan UWFKTAKER.' ANP HOW WAS YOUR PAY, MR. C ? /il ,/ . . I P 4 , -,, 1111 IN Z- just their ability to deliver a tennis seriously,' Debt school's number one girls A student, Linda, like Debi, is tennis ball over the net in recalled. "I was really just doubles players. -_ nly happy about devoting winning style. beyond the beginner stage, but They still make formidable 0 However, it is the girls =hours of tier time to t!nnis as The), were both teenagers so few girls played in those days themselves, tall and suntanned _ _ n)-way. doubles opponents, Debi with long as her academic grades -.r ~ in their brief tennis outfits and before they st.arted taking the In fact, if one team member and linda taking advantage of 6-4v.P_Zi~' moving with the grace and game scriou.sl)-. Considering ~7 - ~ . L_ =A — confidence of born athletes, most tennis stars began their ___- . - - __ --4 -- I =_ V _ __ training at a far more tender scratch the whole match we pound back winning fo and backhand shots from aware that one is dealing wi th age, the progress the Van were so short of players" ,ball boling and the more ' _____ Eepocl sisters hae made since champions And most per In her junior ,ear, Debt backline seiate activity of sewing to -they were 14, IS all the more played number one (or lyman sonable c ampions at that Wi play such different their interests while making a ________ and her freshman sister was games, I really couldn't my major conWbution to Florida's r7z-z- - -- - -- ----,------I .Z -It was when I started school number two on the team. The who'd win if we wer( to play reputatior as the nation's ' . temn members for more than irl paired up to form the each other today," commented leading teram state. Debi gets a little help with her serve when Unds lends a helping hand filer dP &I botosby Jean pat. ( 1, ( ~ ./ . :. mar even the automobile, __________________ "i '\ 'l I __ ~ .' I il-7 * — ; -, : 4 A, ~, . ~ I '" every -.1r, -, 7 ,If , -II~ , I . . J " 4% lineup of - . % 1111 .Vt..:I ,it , AA 10 a. I. .11 It " . - As if an entire school year of tennis wasn't enough, (who last year ranked as number 18 ainoag women ~ players in the state when Chris Evert was number one) has I d room to the prescne of a TUMBLEWEED EcMN?.4IN..3 Ti.) _ '• , 6 t - I -i . \ - Y' I ' ILL ki4KE N ''-" t7 - THA1T'Lt.. ('0 ir \ . I 1. I / '""\ A 15 I. 73'1VR1L 0 i. I. L; 11 N"/ ;- k -- W- - -1 r , , -, I - ~ff 3~. 4 , , <,'-_~ I_.O ` .&.,~'. " ) _ I,...__ -, ___' I 9 __ mp""y __ - — '* -V I r 4 11I , . A .I .I - !* . The fifth inuiibtr of the Faintly, 15-yearold John, is a member of the Oviedo High School tennis team Afy ) I .7 I - - 1 1 V . . by Garry Trudeau 6077M ., Kx~ --.._ - . , ' I ~- v 11L f I 'I / '\ ' 40 ~ . councilman of Winter Springs, man as a te nn i s player. N e verthe less, she says that she's "getting back into tennis" after not having played inuch for some years, , I rHV7,'rnT1T .11 !.. probably better known as a former mayor and present ! - n --' , Tpi'j ': — / Florida Junior Tennis League. . third in the • • . o uni ver si ty to .., f- I . I - k " 6. :c:I _ . e . I 140- -. nwA " ___ Atii~ik ___ I I- ., _ TiAT., FrMl / : . 19006mr oF- , __________________ ,W.JZ4ffX 140~ scholarship - one of the first athletic scholarships t, j be awarded &~ .. ., - 6. , — M WOULD IT g.=_ ASAFE T4 BLAW COSTOhlE PAS nw,tang a slam. but soMir %lam% are going to be mi%-.rd . - t, lar-" —' tennis cour,pinguh l on Sundays." Dad (John Van EWI) isa real tennis bul , b 11?~WA, __________________ loe-- __ £' MA)i N f-i Community College which she t Assoc*:iticn. OONESBtJRy Lewis cwis , W-WA4,1 ~ . . Send $1 for .L4C08Y MODERN one hi her, s four spade cue bid bOOA to "Win at Blidge. "(c/0 this was a trifle too much for his 170*41POP01). RO Box 489. Radio -d to the ex. CityStation. No* York, N Y 10019 l". ' ` '~_;' . .1 . Debt has just finished her :. omens doubles players n the 4)~ i / l'is v -,% ( t ", A.Al. I Debi, adding that it had been at least a year since they'd -d skills but she knew it'd be a close game all the way. I f''' naturaily; a good deal of hard work and practice went into thern sixth ranking i y/1 :40uth re A-Ris in A / / iia --.'Js U5 North Eas: find much wrong with West's ."de Whit tk) % ou dt i I tars S .-. .. - I t~ - tl ti bn K With two five-card suits o Vou open the higher ranking exc Mien YOut 1%ku suits are spades and c(ubs East's spade overcall was .sound to say the least, and o diamond call ____ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 11ir iv, th _________ ,-i $%eit _____ I . Tennis runs in the Van E.epoel girls' family, particularly on GM bidd 0 - - New r --____.. I . lJ)Os%laId&JanIesJacoby '' I , .~ 4~6 — _______ I * Watch Out I . ~ PP - s. ow 4"A k would surth ha bid six spades TN.,, untr t Orwriing lead - 3 A by A rt Sansom ,.: ~ ~ W 14773 TO BE FIMC ~! EWZ IV 4, holding n South ltt ___ - I I i - . I£ !11 4 , " T _P 1~ , .. -,, S? , ~:-. ~~ .-,. '.It~- , .-, ~. ( M : e I " .. I .. ... -: .. I, L %___t1_L_ I.- - about ,what his partner might be \orth Fast J • - Sk I - Ch ris E vert, , ~. ______ THE BORN LOSER - - I tT I would make that , game con. ~ "e' 4k I 1. _. - - 1 ~ %, * ,),? I 18~t'~ fv' I N, P4jE 4E' ' / r ~ 6 . .~i ,,_.. I I T'kZEP OuT 0;= SG _L ') 11 Sunday, June e 1975-IC . come out in good shao' After WE-st's normal opening lead of the fourth-Dest spade, South K .i to 7 by Dave Grue -- . ....-. South did If North td simply bid five £J1JQ7:( ALLEY OOP V tent that ht wi th hi:;treien. dous hand pulled in his horns. 7 A A Q 10 8 6 4 nothing wrong with amthing V J 109 4 / , / Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. / FAST .: ---•\ N WOME "—i': buried his head in the sand like the Id' rich 'Y — / 00 P lt OS.%tl I) and .J1VlL' JMoH )?ASX~P-4 ~5ZCTT iN TE MOVE 'e' ________/ I L - ( I J - 40 I JO~N WAi!rNE - 1 WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker . , -) 1 I Turn,, by Dick — CARNIVAL A I F_ Ill I~./," A double twir will coitie to Sanfords own modernday Florence Nightingale when members of District 7, F'orida Nurses Association (FNA) gather Thesday to present veteran nurse Rachel Lee with her 25-year membership La mplighter pin and tosubmit her name for the FNA (ominunty Ser%ice Award Ctrtainl no nurse in the area is more deserving than Miss I ( ho has serid the stik aged amxl lonely in &-inford continuously f or the past 35 years. She has been a and recalls traveling by Greyhound bu.s to the District 8 Negro Nurses Association ineeting in Orlando before black and white nurses ass,ociations were integrated in 1951. . Although she officially retired from nursing in 1962, the 7&year-oldMiss Ixe has kept her registraflon current and is a regular volunteer at Sanford s Good Samaritan Home and at the Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer Society. "When you start getting older," it's good to let the y oung people hat (hi jobs explained Miss l lsides Ire4illy enjoy soltteerork - th ere 's can make their lives a little happier, it brings sunshine into my own." It was a childhood experience which inspired Miss Lee to becomea nurse. When she was but 10 years old, her mother died after a lingering illness. "I still remember ho helpless I felt because there as nobod in tk community %tho could do any thing to help That s when I deiided to become a nurse and surk in thi colittitunity with sick people," Her drearn was delayed several years, however, because as the oldest of 11 children, she had to take care of her younger brothers and sisters and keep hou.se until her father remarried. She then retumed to Mnev Woods Iligh School near Jackson, Miss. and upon gradu;;tion was accepted at Hampton Nursing School in Virginia, one of the few schools in those days which accepted black students. She wrote her State E3ird cxaminaUons in Charlottsville, Va. in 1931. ' Ilie thirgs I (in may seein small: helping tin ailing tient feed herself, combing their hair or trimming their ri,ails. But these are important to the patients, aryi often the nurses just don personal detail.s." ) - early pilgrimage WA to ,Mississippi to visit the rimy friends and family members still living there. Most of her nursing service in Sanford was doneat the , County Infirmary -now the AgicWtural Center on U.S. 17-92. Iler duties included milking Uie hospital's cow, collecting eggs from iLs chickens and squeezing fresh juice frorn oranges which grew in nearby I,,roves! ' • . .• Portrait of a lifetime of service 1$ 1 ______ A MI~ __ _ . . ." , M# - __._ picture '- ___ -I her Sanford h displays a - _____ ______ . . i$', ___________________ I I I - F.-NIM IN-11M Mr-=.W- "14 ____ _______ of herself as a . ____ " ON ? ; graua1e nu e for seeral years, an ahritii conthtion forccd her to moe in 10 to Florida s milder climate tlien, I've always been partial to old folks,"she said. "If I I ' ' a / century ago . I I ~. w ' - -- -- - -_C I VA - W~~i,~.?i ,i f--*- " M -M:pv"?'Y-~r, 4", t _X."- ,I- I -. , -. e0_-4 , -1 - f z . , , .JLJ- ,. ;AXqJ0bl,..J -- . II rp"CrL I k- I, I 1. . A 7, I 1, .1 mt £ [(, \ - 3. %. 1 I I - I ` - __ - . - - -N- .1 -4 , . 6;LIR E ,I TO BRIPJC7 . I UP? —. - — ii / -- ) I \ if _ *%, ;. 4 ~;4 1 L - -I , - YUN -• uE (I I . r I i; J 1. 0 _ r— , :~-'- 1 4 3 01!~ -__ I - .. 1-_ :% _. I D1 i !,' 1~I "I-.\ ,-,( - , 6-7 ,e '- _- '' % 11 __ ~4 1L*J; ~ - '44 - - V .., .I o, ~- fmAviiir ,; --;,, I ~~ f- ( , . I . ,-4 N _. k \_ ___j 7 lc-,M2 a I'. 'it'A direction of Dorothy Pearson. The extent of 'baby I farming'and blockmarkeling infants in this area is not known, that :rVV-. of it is o widespread practice in Florida is an /- - - established fact, however. t. ~ __ 1. .4 P,-.- I . \ i b Frank HAl I ,I'J.- ~ " - I ~ , . . 11,~l U v4 ,)WN AaAIN - I -r •. ' is •• - - __ _.- __ _J -__, I, -~ ~ %_ , . ( ____________________ I g - . ~ M-- - __J , A%& I ~ ~ I I I . - ii ,..__, - - -- - -. -- -. . - .. -_- .. . . .•- .-.:... . , - '.-- -. _______ - ____ . ,~. , ~---K -A - tuied or rented b a tt Mianit attormkys in tueh pregint omnen were housed unlil their unwanted hildrc n ire born In mans tntans there as no supervision in these homes, even though some of the in mates were only 14 years old, and little had been done to prepare the women for the process of childbirth or the emotional trauma of giving up their babies. A breakdown of costs to the individual handling these iritlependent adoptions revealed that approximately W pd in dtor s f&s $100 in pediatrician s fees, $uJ to the hospital and $l,0 to fI and house th pregnant woman, A total of some $2,500- yet an average price per independent adoption of $8,000 was being charged. Itates its high as $40,000 for a single cWId were discovered. "Fight thousand dollars or a two-year wait" is the thfferene between an independent ado ption and an adoption through a licensed aricy was the as the film swmned up the situation At the Chtldren's Home Society in Central Florida the waiting period is three to eight months, and the fee is based on the adoptive parents' Income, with a maximum . charge set at $2,150. According to .NlLss Pearson, there are definite advantages for both parents and child to adopt through it licensed ai~ency. - - • -.-• ' - - IAI*_~,_~t ~~"." ~If'i*;~,--i-.: ~-- - - __,_ -r V!I 1 V~~ - -F- - ' , '. - - . I - , _-Ndinmnm I I . ~m .. .0060— - (,.I r IT _. .- _. I TOP OXOCUTIVIS E6 ~ ~;l -- large percentage of licensed PZ , W_` y - . .t FVfuR NT$T1C I.. iii. ov __ . IIL - J _J ) ~ ,_~ A - ____ , Ii\ A IA/! - -.1, • 1_ - SHORT RIBS I ---,--.--J I i ---.-&, - -. . / ~ N ~_ - FOR (J __ - /1 4. NN_%___ ~ L---- __ ' 4~1.--;l --if~-Z.,*4 . A ~21W':5`FA `X,!4'.-V'-~~I.N.NZ-$ Blackmarket Babies l4usiiics in I (loii o ver mo st of the &uns,- but hen there e babies for sale business is booming \t i high of $40 000 a hi dii 'u in t go s rong is obiouly the thinking of a group of ufts&rupulous racketeers in the Mi&ni area — until the la cau ht up %kith them. And although there were fourxi to be no real grounds for orowulion i a loophole in the laws governing - I. the baby black marketing tkid been exposed. As a rest there no a bill on the (,os ernor s desk setting a inaxititwu fee of $500 for independent" ado 1u:is lawyers, doctors and other inthviduals hanthing itdoptions) arxt providing that out of state adoptions be hand.led by a licensed adoption agency. The Central Florida Div~ision of the Children's Home iety of Hrtd ss'halicensedagency Itsexecubse director Miss lrothy Pearson, was guest speaker at a rt nI ii etini' of the Ro tary Club of Sanford She intruduLed her subject by sho%ing a fibn compled froin a series of tele%ision films on the- "baby fartiting" uncovered in the Miami area. Although Miss Pearson has heard rumors (if similar. though much silialler, operations in Central Florida, she has no definite proof that they exist. - - . \ earson Is -- 'I / ~/. A '0D[gn@@RH[qL f-- - _____ - - __ __.___.__._----~._ -,, - II I - - -- ,__4 J - orot -. ft J) I I) . 1 - , 1 I / / FRANK AND ERNEST i 1 /' / Ic I ,• by Howie Schneider - /_____ : _.~~' ., , 4t - . I - • I ___ - __ - __ , .- _-.I 1 I 0 0. I ANO SETTLE RI&M.,I 5E 5EE- 'I __ I - r - __ _____ S "Ou NIFE11 MORE N~ L- - . . ., __ - ~.. - • - . .,... -. , - '..; -, . .. .- . - . -. .. __ . - . . - - - ..., -. - •.• _- - i ._ - -. - .. — .-'-----._ --. �- - - 2L—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, Jun.$, lflS D I i A hl t Couple Celebrate ow I11 - tIti 11 ~ 4, - J IL nil Diamond Anniversary ~ ~'T .. ,.I--•. £T .'_1 -- Area Engagements . I v 1.. World A 'A Mrs. Zaid, Narcissus Ave.. Sanford I unce the tiggement of her ~~-__.. Ew— &L-a~_~ -i-M4_ 3 plannee::t 3 p.m. in LakeMary Presbyterian Keith H Keogh son of Mr and \lrs Richard Keogh, 1 lake ihe tablett celebration was tnlireo with an arrangement - Mari Ave., Lake Mary. ~~ . Mrs. t' Srno / , I 1 ) . .-- . ..", I • I I - School where she belonged to Junior College. Her fiance born in Sanford is Iler finace is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. homer N. OdesterGrigley, 12N. W. 49th Gleason of Country Club Road, SUvet, Miami, and Mrs. Manic Lake Mary and the late Mr. and Reeds of Sanford. lie attended Mrs. Robert Keogh of Lake Seminole II;.gh School. Ile is Slary. A 1970 graduatc of presently employed as Seminok! High School, he warehouseman, Central participated in track, footba11 Florida Foods. and band. lie is a student at Seminole Junior College and employed as a che f at the The wedding will be an event - ____ E -- - i __-; - - - - - , = I -- ' uui - ,r - ____ officiated and organist was (,race O'Brien of lltona The bride wore a Nile blue orma cflht on of °n lace, with a V-neckline and long sleeves. Ruffles of self material frimined the sleeves at the w-rists and neckline. She wore a corsa ge of white orchids. They were attended by the bridegroom's sister and her husband,,Mr. and Mrs. Ernest - I . ,,~ . L _ ... .i ______ - a - Nancy 'Fifties Dinner Van Wormer, Lenny Boni Mark Rysdak, Keith Win te r - 11 ~ ( f I - I T - . 6 i6 , ~ , '.. I Margaret Wagner Houlihan one of the most loved women in Deltona. She and her late husband, Norman were among . ; . .I . j luncticon prepared by Mrs. Parhainentarian ,Mrs. Ralph Donald Flamm and her com- A. Smith; house chairman Mrs. mittee, club president Mrs. William L. Kirk; immediate Robert E. Kamns gave her past president Mrs. Jack ual report. This included Burney and lion Sigma mention of the five awards won Omicron chairman ,Mrs. Fred by the club at ttK State leel ll1irris also made reports. ~ ~ I ~~ I the three presidents meetings I I 0 i. A -r I , raise money for the local The organization can arrange Seminole, P.O. Box 1858. every detail for those Serving up the idea of the Americans wishing to sponsor a Sanford, as soon as possible. A trophy will be awarded to tournaments — men's doubles Vietnamese ind'vidual or family, it can also make and women's doubles the Coee• .the most money, and mixed doubles the arrangementhforArnerjcans weekend, ee ' are Srninole Unit help wi th simple tasks such as th is needs to be determrneu guiding a foreign family within the next few days. 'i ' • , 1~~ _J~ * n , _ I. - I Z - . - - I a 0 I - . ' Mr. and Mrs. hank Iloulthan Frank Houlihan has been a - ,Matron of hotior was Mrs. James Earl Pearson m Sanford, N. C., sister of the bride Her gown was identical to the attendants, ~ They will return home to 1148 • I Mrs. John Potter fivnidon - Sherri Sarition . e ach wearing rainbow Bridesmaids were Mrs Farkh Sarnil of Tehran, Iran, sister of the pastel colored dresses. FolkIng a reception at Sanora Clubhouse, the couple left in a shower of bridegroom, - Miss Anne They were made of dotted swiss over silk taffeta and designed with an empire waistline and the scooped neck and short sleeves were fonned by a deep ruffle, repeated at the hemline, They each wore a band of flowers matching their invidual gowns and carried nose gays of the Herndon of Rockville, Md., and Miss Linda Campbell of Sanf ord Terry Wild of William sport, Pa was btman Groommen were lance Sandon of Tallahassee, Michael Sabloff of Orange, N. J. and Paul Herndon of htockville, Md. Scott Daniel Pearson nephew of the rice from handmade satin roses to their new home in Somerset, J The bridegroom is a chemical engineer with American Cya namid at Boundbrook, NJ tf town relatl%es and friends came from all over the United States as far away' as Mon ta na, and from across the world as 1 . 00. - i k V, . J tour- --i - . . - , V, ~ I . .% ~k__,.%,- - 1# Sanford Civic Center, the ' . , Marriage Applica i I Ofl S if #I I Anthony Shaffer's mystery y The final production, opening A-V WHY urgently needs help trip, and the productions are and Mrs. W. B. Elk'rtw am namese refugees settle happily who's in town and how they're way for your kids to spend a er Jack B. Chapman, s, 317 St., NY, Pamela J. Tobias, 22, achie ve more by pooling the ir personals - I'll be at my desk fill ed hours daily dur ing th e Georgia Ave., E.LW, Janet N. 4080 Edgewater Di., Orl. effor ts, all summer long, long summer vacation. C'rochett 21 3013 Cullen Lk Jerry L. Bryant, 25, 259 W. Sho re Dr., Orl. Olimpia Apt 8, Punta Gorda, Bannister, 18 1816 Paula J Griggin, 23, 1867 Michigan Av. WI Holly Ave., egina i 'c Twelve, outstanding pianists the 50th Anniversary of the the Eastman School of Music, partment. 19, l 7 Harvey T. Williams, 31. 1533 John K. dt 19 508 F 75th ChIcago Ill., Taynwanna will be on hand June 23-27 at American Matthay Association, now on the facult y of the UniFinals of the Clara Wells Bian ca (. d 20. IW2 fArcoln Ave. Florida Technological Univpr- founded in honor of England's versity of Texas; Henry Piano Competition will be held James' L. Wright, 21, J, fl ma sityasperformersand teachers Tobias Matthay, who Is Spinelli, a notable pian:st from late afternoon of the Rose Ave Orl Donna I. ifl the 18th Annual American regnizedasa major influence httsburgh and teacher at Chat-the FASHION, TOO. Mdrcus F. Falls. 21, 2429 Yale Festival, and winners anfit I Box 177D Ave., Kathleen E. Thurau, 20, Matthay Piano Festival and in the principles of piano ham College; Anne Koscielny, nounced at that evening's Today' s man expresses Max 'B Norgart 24 MC. Workshop. The event, being playing and musicianship brilliant young pianist and recital. Each of the evening Lexington Park Md Carrie hosted for the second suc. de ve loped sin ce 1900. with rings styled especially for him. former Fulbright Scholar, pe rforman ces will begin at 8:30 James L. Pagan, 23, 1573 \tiller, 25 fit 1 fix IA cessive year by FU's Depart. To be heard in the evening currently at Hartt School of p.m. in the FTU Engineering Canterberry' Cir CB., lAnda J. Richard A Smith 21, 107 ment of Music, will feature concert series are Eunice Music; and Dr. Gary Wolf, Auditori Garrett, 21, [it 2 Box 449. . Tickets will be I ust Ave., Mona L. Wiggins morning and afternoon lectures Morton. a gifted pi an ist and chairman the FU Music Do- available um at the door. Edward C. Huhann, 27, 3 S. 18 201 Tangerine Dr. Diamond solitaire, and recitals and formal coi- former Matthay and Schnabel ________________________________________ 14 karat gold, Su nland, Carol J. Wa tson, 25, ce rts each evening, bale 1.. Griffin, 21, Fran student; David Renner, outsame. Ave fix 964 Malinda Sue The Festival will open June fl standing young pianist from HostsNational Alexander Wyche, 52, Apt 35 t/* Winkle, 19, Bx 128, Longwood with a banquet in celebration of Philadelphia and graduate of \ Tax &8 : _. / r "I % I / DO YOU • W P t ith McEacf'ern Victor Fernandez (hukota Volunteer Fire Dc and Jim ( rabtree are in charge \tis,', 1) tn i \kngd bride- ( olim,jn (,rant Ford, Brad Peterson, parunentwashe1dJune 3at,Jw of all arrangenients The elect of \trs Stesen David Lanier was the ( , and Brian Coffee — rooser, Mrs Carl Collins practiced Fire Hall The theme of tie ladies Auxiliary, under the guest of honor at a Mrs Torn Milwcc; Mrs B their preluninaries in Virginia dinner was "LIfe In the 19's." direction T. of Ruth Boswell, miscellaneous shower Thur- Milwee' Mrs. Frank Gore; Chadwick's swimming pool. s(bv, at the lmh Arbor lbome (if Mrs Chadwick ls also auenthng a word of welcome toeveryo Mrs. Richard Tangenian; Mrs. %Irs. William P Layer. , Al the class taking a refresher V Hod Burton Mrs Jknry acation News After a delicious p0' luck Miss Th n it I bit r imwUicr , ( ,ourse in life saving Ikrnariki Mrs Jauc Hurney meal, Bertha Eustler and Eva Jane O'Neil of Third Mrs. Wilmer Mengel and the If Mts. Walter Teague St.; ,Mrs. Shirley Scherer played the StreeLrecently'retu(01j1 a bride groom's mother, Mrs. Jam rned __ es Partin; Mrs. E. Pope David 11. lanier Sr. were trip to Ohio and Illinois. Ihissell; Mrs. G. D. Buchanan. Thirteen children, ages 3 to of songs of the 'Fifties. While in Groveport, Ohio, presented with white carantion Also, Mrs. Jay Hoover: Mrs. participated in the graduation IV wocm then acted in a near Colurrilm, she attended corsages by the hostess. Martin Satava; Mrs. Gordan exercises of the Double R alt "How to Put Out a Fire herhiglischoolalurnnIbaq Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman Aycock; Miss Linda WhetRanch Nursery .Schwl. ric Without Trying,"711c skit w&s a The 25th and 50th year received gueds at the door and stone; Miss Gail Gal ;M parents were invited to share in hilarbus parody on fire graduated were honored as well OWifl Were Mrs. Richard Kay lanler' Mrs. John Corry or Dissolutions C) Marriage Linda Sirnkanich ! t M other Son IO • fourWa 4 t ' - which swept to victory of ter two weeks of stiff i n t e ll ec t ua l Florida (orTipelition in 'AGE LIMIT. 17 YEARS OLD Patricia U Uudth & Paul in INTERNATIONAL INC QUALITY CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHY IS OUR SPECIALTY ALTAMONTE SPRlPG5 MALL nut seen since moving to lcbecea Stevens: Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Peggy hams -- PHONE:531.3670 .4 teaiiis sons, is studying history, Robert is preparing for a career in law, or i .Bedspreuds? / I Soft feminine vOSniOflS trial bring out Then You Need 1 Home Decoritin g service easured *Fabri c C • lnstalledandguaran,j / L shore f r L ,ie \1 ' \ \, I . / ' Stephens L' WI name — Stringer Orvi ll e a,, — ~40~ - t - 2 ( • rTJ \. \i V / - ,,, 1 ( )'~, ", 1 : I P ,. __' ,10i1y-'-~,F '. C 'I' ,i' J' "i' ci '' -.. . ...,,.. c ..- ~~ .f. " , ZA L C,t pwuvfts ## 416 -.Z?~t;!Jitk;~ 41 -,---_-- __~_ - -_ 1111 , Ii 1. .i* . 1% 228 E. FIRST ST. '- I ' $ Cleaners 8. 119 WE ST 13th Sanford, Fl. ,' t~_~t~7 _~~_t,0 494v_ -- f , -.. :- 1 IN REAR WHILE -. . I I* • ____________________ I r RE E PARKI NG1 Fur Storage Call Collect ' t,V' iv; — /1 , the Seminole Volusia Area ,4 - '' I / Your ero Decorators P h1lipS t_ -' - 1 1101C 4' ...• I ' ' I ' - 7 Diamonds 14 karat gold S699 8 I - i , S.. q' . 322-3315 ' .3 - ~1- \ II / " ,i -, ________________— '1 A . - -' \ 1 \ N_ 4)•..." ., S Sho ' . 1 1 L Lies 1, - - - Ii 111% I & Irwin annual College Bowl. There a Sh ades? _5eo ~ 'I 1 '411 '- C \ ' r~ IS H0PPING ROJAY Technological University's I were more than 100 participants representing 24 Aboard ship . . member Kappa Sigma team fighting; it was enjoyed by all r S Stinson - *CHOOSE FFIONISEVEnALPOSEs Wall Coverrng? - I annan & . .1 Smithand herson, Robert, bOth D 'f name 'NO HIDDEN CHARGES . :' ii & Claire Madge C Kinl'iw & Alex 'i ' R htickey I.. Bolinger & Connie I Joseph If. Winston & Dorothy ONO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY I.J % 11,' _____ u---'t 1 Rods? . I r ne x 7 lle 1' Alene Louise Holt & Charlie Pegg y W. Smith & Clyde E. Sandra Smith & Nathaniel F • is the eurrert cla5s (it 1975. Evi; P "t0 and Mr.s. Iludy Mrs. William Skiylon; Mrs. A. was 3 1950 graduate. tier Invited guests we' Hatcher; Mrs. Frank Kilgore; beautiful am of the rjjr6 on Wormtr, Sutanne Jorden, mother, Mrs. r Bohannon, Mri. Mrs. William Fitzgerald; Mrs. Snow Hill Road The chUJu"n Marie Utter, iaid Katherine Grassle,attendJherhye. Richard Swam, Mrs Richard Gary Huggin.s Mrs David -,d. Jon Buntz in 1970 had completed classes in Kirk parficipat, at the same school. Eva Packard; Mrs. Mary Joyce fluggins-. hirn. Fran flowden ; swunining. inusic, pony riding. played -Smokey Uw Bear." visited many of her old friends Ila teman; Mrs. Rudy Sloan; Mr.s. Ann Reynolds; Mrs. Bud group dancing, and class room Dawn Crabtree took care of the and neighbors whom she had Miss Barbara Huprecht; MLts Itising; Mrs. Barbara Stacey coordinati on , stage effects. / Ronald Lee. Wf. maiden Ray 1 0 ' . l)as id F. Jacquelyn Oni 14 _________________________________________________ 2 rai • . .( r ' 1 ; y Draperies? .Carpeng? - i DAD 1~1 VAY F r_ ~ , ~-1 4-7 K i lleen , Ic 1)1- , Apt D Orl Susan N John P Herndon. 28,70 UFK 17 1' W 9th St Blsd 22M Somerset Ni Sherri F. Rowe , 34 1120 Pecan 23 2432 Mellons fe Me, A I 'sh a arm P isli,40 csame N Snd F midio Paruiti 4 l26 28th 'it ( Remembe '. Randi Lk Triplett '.1 •':' --- ' ( ~1, A ' ~ . Men 6'! - • HER'S i - dedicated to helping Viet- readers look forward to reading Civic Center. There's no better . Clialrmen installed Include ifrom left) Mrs. flood Coker, Sim. Carl Dietrich, '" %; ~ I . P IRm W-M -rW M _161= 11. t welcome find a way," Charlotte Upton Summer Playground Charlotte was at the Brea fast as a representative of A WOFuA to of Ame ri can Vie tnamese WHY Get Personal teenagers and younger (Well Help You) children Sanford on pr ofit organization loca ted at Wi th summer rolling round Department's Summer 137 Main Ave., Longwood, is and fr iends, families and f or. Playground program starts made up of several smaller mer Sa nf ord area residents Monday at a.in. in the groups all of which were dropping in to visit a while, our Recreation Wing 0 Or - ' The first production, which Breakfast drew a large and in their office having telephones Invariably imaginative and frieny crowd of Sanfo:th tes to answered and messages ta ken. feat ur e oua ng actors. make t he new setfie rs feel "If people want to help, we'll I' ____ 1 from which to build their lives ning theatrical production' what they want; rather . 4 mm ; ,~_! _- --r~~__ ~_ --.o~_AnW ,77 *-. ~ ZZ~F`-` & -~ I * 4V_Jnn~ _:~ I .- . "It was a wonderful meeting; it up, it'll need to know how to shop July 17, will be the popular be beautiful," commented economical.ly in a new country. musical, Oliver! We don't want to perpetuate the Charlotte Upton after ,, If you have not yet had the get-ridi-quick" myth about Tuesday's Personality Break. pleasure of attending a perfast at which Vietnamese America, and then have their formance at RoUins College's balloon burst with no one Annie Russell Theatre, I highly around to pick up the pieces. County were guests oI honor. Slow and steady is the best recommend a visit. Just to view Hosted by the Greater Sanford pan the charming style way." he su ested Cha mber of Commerce m the intimate theatre worth - r Theatre lovers wil-I be happy to know that Annie Russell's Summer Theatre is ready to "Shopping sprees are not thrifler. sleuth, opens July 3. 11 r - mytery back up again .. - A ~_ OW. 7_~ :7-fE* ~J - -_-, . , --i ~_f-' .,. . I ~-, pla)offs on June 29. I !I -I - - ,- ~ .Ir - . t( . -__1. ' Ready An awards presentation they're earning their own running after 16 years m New cel"Lrationwillfollo the finals things and have a foundation York, that city s longest run _ _~'..- . i., t Ar ' David) McNeill. Rt. 1. Box terp-sted in eetting them started 244B, Sanford, before that time. on a good. solid basis where ~eeks is The Fantasticks, still . J - - _-_ -.--- t music entry deadline so assistance," Charlotte exbe sure to con ta ct Eileen (Mrs plained We're more in --~0 don't want thern to become June a I I I I I bl ( players or donating supplies looking for handouts and we season which will feature two . . 1. ded - I h It automobiles of their own. Furniture or appliances that . / Central Florida Zoo and $90 to following officers: ,Mrs. Hacienda (;iris' Ranch during William 1,. Kirk, first vice the year. She ended on a president; Mrs. William A. historical note, mentioning that Norris, recording secretary; the Woman's Clubhouse was Mrs. Richard Elam, treasurer built in 1877 as a Presbyterian and.Nirs. Lo"dine Grahain was reinstated as third vice Church. , the host for his son Saturday morning for Potters' everyone arrived at the church friends in variety acUvitles, whospent his growing years in family and ontf-tow guests, Saturday afternoon cool and A beautiful chaiiipag ne party Japan. Mr. hlemndon gave his given Mrs Walter l3nch an'l with t'niffeurs ntac' %vas held at the Mayfair Coun' Club on May 26 when Carl and Shirley Schilke greeted about 80 gu ests to wish Sherri and Potter happiness. At an int imate family lunch May 30, Mrs. Jam es Pearson entertained Sherri and her grandmother, mother, sister Miss - .- • Fire flail. The games are held Shower i . ' The pre-wedding to lp with the money raising )- IN she had attended and the honor hrrvoohl in flip Ash whon IWr of first vice president Mrs. I f. I . J * ' and brought home the silver returning by way of Chicago, Sherri Sandon and Potter families of Potter and Sherri then transplated it for the bin. Forty guests swain and tray for largest pe rcen ta ge of New York and othe r cities Herndon which br ought a great was American in menu and guests, relaxed wi th a picnic lunch only' gain in club membership in the where they will stop to visit number of guests from all over popular pastel spring flowers, 71e final activity before the a few hours before the state. t relatives and friends, he United States and abroad but a touch of the Orient was wedding was a pool party ceremony on May 31. Somehow French food and motif seemed p,erfect in the elegant scarlet and white private dining room of the Village Inn, l,nngwood, - Th ucti e) en are In good repair fee will gain you admission to being collected at theare A-Valso WHY both mixed doubles and men's or women's doubles. Many area center. businesses are sponsoring "The Vietnamese aren't r 11 . . r j A ,i ' 4 H . % Reporta were also receised Departmen t chairmen in from the recording secretary , thll Mrs. Richard Elam; treasurer sdewere' Mrs hood Coer Mrs. Roy Partin; correspon. Home 11fe; Mrs. Carl Dietrich' , Arts; Mrs. William ding secretary Mrs. ME. riC,UI P bIc Affairs and Mrs Smi th , first vice president Mrs Social A C MiRtynolds, second %i(( president Mrs Woodrow ar on mu Continuing office and third vi ce president, Mrs Robert E Karns, president, Iaine Graham Mrs Woodrow Clark, cond Department chairmen gising sice president and Mrs Milton repor included Mrs. William S in it Ii, correspond i n g Foster, Fine Ar's: Mrs. C. Boyd secretary. far as Iran, ' I . . ruiitd Woman of t he Y\ ear in s as honored as %lost Outta nding Member for 175 Officers Installed were (from left) Mn Richard sam, Mrs William Norris, Mrs Lemine Gnham Sanford. Following these reports, the and Mrs. William L. Kirk Sr. Mrs. Karns reported that the di strict director installed the club had donated $100 to the . . ....... M ____ The resignation due to illness ______ who joined in to "Walk For Ircamld Tennis Courts at a family to church or their until they are able to purchast the home of Lmmo Spence r, i ,4 IN 4y o. . . get to the messaqe to all those o( you ace at know the ropes, or transporti N __ t~ .I / €ote of weeki until they chairrnar of the event N -J , .' - V_ _ .~ _ ______ nominee for the Kiwanis Club s Mrs Kirk won the pa 'ition by Roberli Gatchel Honor Award unanlrnotks vote. Mrs Foster Mrs. Walter Gielow, was 1 . change and attend a formal receptibn at the Deltona The Annual Dinner given by for the rescue van. Firemen Al stlein, Stuart Fax, Kelly the Ladles Auxiliary of the Van Wormer, Rubin Jackson, the events of the day. 7V 4 - Wonn s Clubs Inunity which her club is ser F ollowin' a delicious catered ving back completed the ensemble. She carried an old fashioned bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. lenChuluota teenagers spent Colone l ( U.S.A . F. Ret.j and Hicky Eusl.r, Tate Buntz, Vi Buntz led us in an after Florida In 1958 the t mon th brushi '1rs Ray Chapman from ng up on Deanna Nask, Andy White, &nner game which was just After leasing Ohio she went Washington, D C and their swimming Fairfax, prowess to be Staci Beasley and Malt more fun In a big "Fun on to Danville, Ill to visit eligible for Senior fe Saving Nogrady were the gradua tes Evening." her Vi entertai ned the families son and his wife for a few days andi tbr bridal party at a Co ur se of tie American Red who next year will go brunch , The Auxiliary is raising Rev George [)owns, of the that began with pate fol gras Cross The course will be held regular school money to help the fireman Chuluota Community Church, and at the pool of Mrs. M ar ion champagne and continued The school is under the purchasearescuevan. Thevan his wife Doris, along wi th Art throih courses from Eggers en Lake Howell Lane, director of Mrs Brenda iS sorely needed in a corn and Irene Bothers Look a restful Sic usotsfive to pastries (..asselberry Mrs Eggers Is the Reichie, asi.sted by Roberta munity so far away from vacation trip to the "Big Water Safety Director of Rayburn and Bertha Eusler hospital car e The reheasaI dinner givta Smokies' They enjoyed the by Mr. and Mrs Richard Seminole County . She Is also Adaycampjsplannedfort) The Chuluota Volunteer scenery and the quaint one of the few instructor youngsters th.is surnmer. Firemen sponsor Bingo games mountaineer towns and homes. Herndon at Mayfair Coun try trainers in the county. Club even' Friday evening at the Thm girls and boys I \ .i1 \ \ , of the year Vednesday A& Mrs Tom Freeman president present was Mrs F e Crabtree of the Juniors who reported on 1 satin s treamers down the UI Teenagers Are 'In The Swl M I , ~ "a.s guest :,lwaker and in- Gielow, Public Affairs. stalling officer at Ui' Wnmqn q Junior Woman s Club snosor Club ot .1~ahiiifla g` liritii im.eting Mrs. S.J. Davis Jr., intro*duced __________________ taught with tiny silk rose's - : The couple greeted their many frienat a reception line wch f or m at the rear of the 0 __________ • Mrs. Melba Williams, Coleman, Home Life; .rs. direct or of District 7, Florida John Hamilton, Social and Mrs. _____________ Swiss lace and long white .w. By KATHERINE JONES Held Correspondent I - -! _________________ length hemline Short white 'lo%es and a large white ______ * Chuluota Chatter f~ I % 11 II - I ___4- combined visitors and local provided by - I ations into a full skirt ending in a %A-%,lJ AUSIM OL LAW It I - - - Federation of Women's Clubs tended trip to the west coast, % IRIA COXON V 0 A V wny i concerned wi th Time II ,,me 0 up y integrating the Vietnamese I have an urgent message local munities d wi th The Seminole County Unit, directing persons who here from United Cerebr al American Cancer Society, want help, how they can most Palsy of Central Florida cooking up an Interesting constructively give assistance. requesting all those of you who 'racquet' for the weekends of in the May 17 Whe ther you can help In .big participated Walthen June 21, 22 and June 28, for he ld in Sanford to all tennis players and fans: a ways or small, A-V WIW mail your money In the interested couple of tennis tournaments In hearing from you. Flagship U.S. Bank of Anyone For Tennis? _;', 1. waIstline that cascaed i5~7 - andhasbeenadUveLnUtClub retired executive from the and many others In Deltona. In American Oil Co. in Chicago, l4 she served as directGr of Ill. the Six th District of the Florida The couple left for an ex- -- 11111111 .. ________ the first IW families to settle in resident of Deltona for the past Fountainhead Drive, Deltona Deltona in 1962. She f ou nd ed the 10 year moving here from after July' 1. Deltona Woman's Club in 1964 Park Ridge, Ill. in 1965. Ile is a - ,T--,r ,/ _____ I Iflfl 11 Women', Editor ... 'I ______________________ shoulders, all trimmed in a hea Swiss applique lace __________ "~ - - -' P Pather Matthew tonnelly church - - I~~-Ztm-_- - i tiny cape over the ~~-- corsage of yellow carnations. __%-_-__ -_ - - ~. - --- ( _________ her lather of June 14, at 3p m at New Zion hiolvay of Deltona Mr& Holsay Primitive Baptist Ch urch. wore a pastel flowered Silk jersey floor leng th formal and a - , ____ the century, fashioned of white voile over ,-ilk taffeta with a high s"tanding collar dropping to form a Club and swim team. She is now a part-time studentat Seminole sirs twine tieaaing, IbU3 - 117 . ear - ov C - School. She is the grand- Slarliaret Wagner and Frank daughter of Elijah Viclers, 2811 Houlihan of na, were n Street , Sanford, and of married on May 30 at the Spanish Club. Civint I .- A*I Merle Sandon, USN (Ret.), 2432 Mellonville Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom is roses and daisies, the bride was gi v en in marriage by - P By JEAN PATTESON . Petersburg She is a 1972 Born in Sanford, the bride-tograduate of Seminole high be attended Crooms High (atholic Church in Deltona, I ______ qw Intern Redding, quiet and beautiful se lli n g in of the - - ~ 119 Goin' Places, I At ,1r, .- - - I I masses of white gladiola, unces the engaRement of ;k n le, t0 Everett of Michigan and the Sylvester RoberU, son of Mr. late Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Bea trice Roberts, 2281 Frederick Coxon of St. Church St., Sanford. r~%~__- _____ - . I ( __ 41 q Ethel V - . Richard Middleton hemdon, 110 W. Crystal Dr., Sanford. .• Club Ends rU Ar'_. Nf ,A'-' ' . I of irises speciall$ flown in froin - - __ . ,- ~_1% The couple has 17 grandchildren and 17 great- and friends all o;er the U.S. \1 4, . (laughter, Victoria V. Coxoli to . . • (ongr,ltulaLo from reLties eddIng-Robes Miss Sherri Merlene Sandon became the bride of John Potter Herndon May 31 at 5 p m. at First United Methodist Church, Sanlord, with Rev Leo King ficiating in the double ring ceremony. Mrs. A. Bowden was organist. The br ide U daughter of Capt. and M. Kenneth : Polynesian Hotel, Walt Disney attend. oxon-Keogh J Sunday, June 0, 191S-- 3C .1119mallwX It A . . I Sunday Hera, Sanford, Fl. Sandon-Herndon Exchange Vows I . 6 .I 14 r 7.r,;; V - ' from Taconla and Mrs. Carroll flash from Potlatch, Wasti. Their youngest son, A(Ieltx,rt, from Alabama was unable to - r _ i;, - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Attdow of Married in a garden wedding member , Longwood were honored at a in Tacoma, Wash, on June 2, wifeis past nthtronof the Order 60th anniversary celebration 1915, Mr. and Mrs. Athlow of the Eastern Star as well as arranged for them by their five settled in Seminole County in being active In parent-teacher children and Rev. Leo King in 1953. of the First work while her Clifidren were in the Fellowship Hal! of the First Unit edMembers Methost 1urch of school. United Methodist Church, Sanford, the couple has always ourpresent of the cobple children inford, on Sunda) from 3 been actic in the Odd Fellows. were at the sdiamond p in. Mr. Athlow has long been a Wedding anniversary ce le bration: Floyd Athlow from Pensacola; Robe rt Athlow from Tacoma; Mrs. Miriam hash _ -- Our People Make Us Number One Amancan 1r"• Omen Club • Cart. 8lanc1. • Layaway - �____________ - 'rn r- - -, - - __ ----. p-.i y.-.rC, ,.-. -T- p; -- r-' -.-.fl----cr --- r- -- — 4C—Sunday Herald,Sa,d Ord, pl —Sunday, Junto, L.._75 ______ — -. -_. ii ____ I ,I . ~~i~- - New Schoo1 1 41-- 1 \ 'mi ___ I ________ ______. . ______________ ;pi .1 . I ._ __.f. ~ _: ,-,~~ .. . I- ivl _ 4 -1 - . J . . ig;L- A , - lei ..A, ;~j , , .,.-., , ,'T", -, , , V - '. • -, . 1.0Z ._.e~ V _I6 ... ~_ _E_w - ..---.. __ .:m . _. ~__ - __ I - `> " .i;oi~ , ; -. --- - 4 _ I 1;0 I -_ Iet ,- - F: ~11~- - V_'.17 W-fT-R_RNZIWAA~ . il .-.1 ____ - - - I—. _S17 . %~~ I . . 147M _____ ;!_ ~ - __ - ub —I Cl ART WINNER ot es N James Schenering, eighth gradei at Lakevkw Middle School, displays his if afternoon tu- d parties s ill be Senior Citizens continued, wilth on,L4 on June 12 Members of the Sanford at I p.m. with Mrs. Randall c n;vr (z'zzer.! inc held the!r ia'ns, urnart on , , ;ujic 3 bag lunch met-ling at the p.m., with .Mrs. Charles Sanfor I C CR ivic C ( enter wiUl Mrs 1agliorn in. tiarge on Aug 14 Edith Harrison calling the I P-ni, with Mrs. Ifichard Rlair mecting to order and reported and Mrs. Franklin Hudson, m that Mr. and Mrs Butler and chairing the event.The public Mr. and .Mrs. Ulmer will be in rivited. charge of the Scnior Citizens' i ; , t; .-,, I- , 7. . - V: Those wishing to go to St Augustine on Aug. 22 to see the Cross arid Sword" presen - 1 _" H . ~ Thursday, June 5, the Womans Club Welfare Group visited the Good Samaritan Home in Sanford and held its r monthly party there for the patients, serving them ice cream and cake and playing games The special once-a-month ~i ; . I . - I [ . - I N :W • - 1,_ - J - ' . - "ii ' I I ,~ ~1_ a ~ I ) i - _____ ' ' t ... " - - , - ~ . -ft. A . . , tf! v - ) . .:- . ' ;,-_-= -_ ~ _~___-: I - . 5. __ - _ ___ ___ .i a. . - *..-9. I'll .- k -1 , -- ,t F; t By ~, IVIAN IlltO%N 'iei Services Making the man king of his -_ i __ - I-7 - --' P 11 -_ =- ' . • K . ~~_ A- 4 kiz I J ' ' 13 ' 1. . Abby I :Z I lt', - I -: _!?" _t~ - - ' ' I .. 0 INSTALLATION j11~1 . : 1 II ______________________ ip- - I ; i A mee ting u n called SatHrday (June 7) at I30pm., at the City hail, to discuss the I: . All-Day Bazaar which originally wa3 to be sponsored A , bs the inter Springs You Group. 4? ! ritable r civic organizations in the city have iit be-1cri inviled In atten,l to discuss a r1tv-wide r .~_ I . - I K. Helema Rubirw6n ' - "' - ' I I I I . I 0 Ph. 321_095k 6 ' ' ' . I Home Ca et Fibers Per r 0*4 : 11 1 I a I EDITOR'S N I' * I 9 7 4, .6 WNGWOD - - I ~_ _ .____'_ _._ — -_ '' _ - __\_ a - -. . . - - — __ __ - - — _ - ' - .a>. 1* -_ - %.. . -~ Z. -_ k-!!*" I . , C ,J .)kd ' -- "pUccess jimmiitd between hales of straw ha% little changed the life of and beld witha ring through its orkshirt sttrinarian James 11(1St lierriol. %hose best-selling But 12 ourims of nervous bunks hase n,ude him wealthy. hm,imstcr is often had mws II s still s itlsfs lug to de list r Ito "t hittli s. ntn x I are lising reatures, he says, and ihi. iuuot iiiffiuill lkrriot bed just as soon keep at it said.relaxing alit r a morning's writing In his spare lime. inspectim of larke livestock in the ni1ugriificent hill country of northern I ngland fly PETER MIt tIM Associated Press Writer "They' are tiny' little things I AI' and ',ou don't know how to get 1 IlIliSK , England — Stamping stallions, enraged hold *of them. rhey are the ones bulls arid attgressive .Ytws are illat bile, not the great, big savtiuI enou gh, mss Jii,its lit r .sgt dogs that come in hut Wt riot, veterinarian and best-sell- gel bitten by hamnters and lag author, but it's the guinea guinea pigs 110(1 things like : pigs that 1,,i%-v him the jitter% ihar' I Its encounters with animals. An angr~ hog, )ou can truss ton up hk - 1 urkey. A of re- ru---ing froin a bull %%Ill' Sunst-q,ntful horsellesh can be re- roke loa ruinny goat that swid. strained with ',oke and ropes hissed hi r mas ter'ss longjohns, E%,eniifii,,Iilinl,,-tii,,ifll)till(-iirilx- h.,,%,,. unthrallvd milliorvi of , - PLAZA 6, 4.... ren y .i~. e Di learn about the many carpet the standard in comparing tinguLsh fast in case of a fire risistance thts rt rated And finally. there are the fibers, styles, and colors different fiber performances. Nylon carpets are probably iiiediuiii to high in resiiency and polyester carpets. Polyesters Economics Agent available. Wool keeps its appearance for best known for their strength, have good resistance to soil and are high in strength, have a Since carpeting isn't long periods and has the ex- durability and moderate stains Acrylic, although being soft luxurious appearance like (arixt fibers perform dii something you buy everyday cellerit property of resilience pCICe(J cheaper than wool compares wool they're resilient, they ferintly Know what you want (or every year), such a major This means the carpet will Nearly all typ's of nylon f avorably to it in durabilits resist shedding and they clean before buying -Is this the ),car investment re i spring back to its original carpet fibers available today you've decided to carpet sonic knowledgeable buying a ppearance even after fur- base improved soil hiding Olefin iarpet.s are widely andplushpilet.arpetsaremade of the house? If it is. (to you To consider carpet cleaning, niture has been placed on it or abilities and keep their new used in the indoor-outdoor of polyester. know what you're looking for cost and durability, you'll need there's been a lot of traffic. older carpets and have the strength I and what's available' to know various types of fibers Wool also has good abrasion nylon carpets and durability of a nylon car tcture and pattern may hi. Whether you're thinking of available in carpeting. resistance wItich means it's Acrylic carpets resemble pe t. They won't rot, mildew. more important to you Min iLs adding wall to wall carpeting to ool th" most expensise fairly strong and won't wear out wool in both appearance and stain stretch, shrink, build up nerformance characterustits the living room, a room size carpet fiber available, has quickly. Wool Carpets today are feel rnore than any other man. static. fado or discolor even But it's best to know somethino carpet in the family room or an always been considered the treated with moth repellents made fiber. All acrylic carpet tinder outdoor weather con about the basic characteristics area rug in the back hall, try to elite of carpeting and has been They burn slowly and ex- fibers have good abrasion ditions of each carpet fiber. t 0 t The Winter Springs Yth 4 I .1. A - 1 = - -,J, ,~;f .; %.7;j ~~V ---, ez;~..-,-7 !.~,-` -;J z - - - . ~-~ FROM " $155 "" 'i ~ _. a 110 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Fla 32 3-7870 7 days a Week lewoo V1 .r 4 _ k~.'(V_uo - _. y:iiJ ;-_A ;-- -4-111 41J~ -__d _ - __ , . -rl" I V;_4___ f ,i'l - iw t~~S_!i * Ei:n i r._,...'~... - 4. " a . - - 1111 .;O-. '' a i,4 ' '-.i~ --_! ), a"A - j,M7_!"~ - 1~I _.. .1 -, A,V ." I -- v ______________________________ - I I — SH ' * — I I _______ . - -- INVENTIVE STUDENTS ~ Take Closer Look . •- $4 ' - - I I ts ' ' . H IOUI',FI. (.111 LES FOR D.rmato4oajat Tooted andApproved — I .• AND SELECT ANOTHER " ,-%2:6 O" .~ 4 1 6 . 0 th ! 6. Into Stock Market — Of June BOTH 3.50 ~ other cases, the buyer must cept the obligation of a listing purchase title insurance if he from a qualified client ap- C For The hfire M orith, PAIR FRO ---- . ONE PAIb .. . JUMPING JACKS 1. ..i,iw' All-Day B .I an e Herr*iot 1-1 BUY Normal to Oily Formula absorbs excess oils - - Z -_ — 11111111111 soothes and softens as it cleanses I RM . p 41 IMPORTS - ingredient -I - - - --- ) a pure milk protein - . -- -. - 1, V i ~ Downtown I . - I JUNE 9 VALE'S JUNIOR SHOELAND WILL HOLD A FABULOUS ' Investments - _ at the Longwood Cemetery on including Miss Florida deed ss1'cn people say of you 'la> 31 at8 30a in as d lead-off Amongthose in attendance 'sherna feel good just to to the Bicentennial Com- were Wayne Miller, Webb's be around her." rhat comment mitttc s parade Taking part in Pharmacy Executive and Mr has often been spoken about that event, among others, were and .Mrs. Ernest Bed well ff Oln Good Ncighbor of the Week, State Post )93 and Winter Orlando, John Reiney, Diana Farmer of the Terraces ' Springs Post 4O.5 ' rr' I ti'n Art ( Alfard ill the u'imI nod ays S . i - - . 41 I xpert E I , I RTING MONDAYF - - ~0` - L.S. regarded as merely a vehicle, rkar .Mr. Saxon, I read your article on a sideratlon in the problem . problem solver," but I still solvers mind . By JOHN CUNNIFF , don'tdiffer understand where you A gain of more than 42 per All he wants Is 2 motivated tie concedes, but general con. folks from the regular AP Business Analayst tent sas registered by a cate client with a problem (of which I ideate A _ NEW YORK (AP I - C uld it - calls clerks and salesThe, econoinv, he fears, is in real estate broker. What ad- the client may not even be rea lly beso' Hasethousandsof men, most of whom are under ssoi-se shape than many of r . . santages are there to the client award Disposing of the the the nation's unemployed de- 50 In February they numbered ness other than finding out what he property is then a very simple m. nthusiastic ins estors re I cided that the ssas out of their 4.35 million, in May , 6 18 mil should do' matter alize \onstockholdcrs economic dilemma is to invest lion AD noul hat not improved their in (1K stock market? Dear A.D., At the same time, Sindlinger level of confidence in 10 weeks. You may find the notion diffi nottd the category he calls One big ads antage is the Send your question to , I ~~ . Fears and doubts. Mil- reduction of the time In the ___ -WinY' cult to accept, but pollster Al- professional -technical and kinReal Estate Investments . I . . , .. *__ bert Sindlinger, who relies sole- dred, a category that includes lions of Americans cannot af- disposal of the property. The Evening Herald t, ly on the evidence of his data, doctors and lawyers, fell by 92 ford to buy houses and automu. Problem solvers, working from 300 N French Ave., mantams that's what the data per cent from 1056 million to hues Sundlinger states and the "people" standpoint, are Sanford Fla 12771 then asks If two basic In re eats 9 59 million ..ês. 4 " Sintilinger's information is dustries such as housing and This latter group, he sug If autos are deprssed boss can assembled by daily teiephonf. questioning of households Dur gests, us being replaced by a te economs recoser strongly We Can Help You Find ness youngtr, inexperienced or quickls Ing tht past 2U years or ' "sucker" group. Ile says this Your Dream House Indications are for a slow, ~_ M~_ have spoken with more than 4.4 ! w-. I painful recovery, he states .."a -Q Read HOME-Every Sunday I t. who can't afford to lose ill V million households. not (tie leap forward expected i&f who have little x"rien i The latest computer ana ..-'.- . bs'mn.any investors. lysis sometimes none e in th I of the data Is disturbing, Sindli (i __. _ .. Smndlingtr who has man', . -4 ket .r - V - __ Wt MQ1 nger says, because it shows a .1 ~ brokerage house customers, '15111111111111 .-: 't " lot of young, inexperienced and -They are ,., convinced that the belies-es a major correction is It not very' well-off individuals recession had bottomed out and Corning 'Unless there is some t .. _.. 4 %. d 31 Vt_ have moved into the stock marthat they are getting in on thP radicaI changeoI be havior i,- - -____—Z- - - - le .* i .1 i ket during the past few months- bottom. lbey believe the stock I - ,:. . a an aberration of human nature .1 The biggest gain in the stock- market and the economy will i or a cataclysmic event like a holder population between Feb. rise together." war, sse'll stand behind our . Demonstrating their Inventions made In Wayne Joiner's sixth 12and.Nlav 21, says Sindlinger. . Sindlinger doesn't think this projection," . I grade Sovial Studies class at Teague Middle School are Joan ,. . , , was allion * g the unemployed, will happen, and he bases lus I . And based on current infor__ .. - __ Sorensen, left, and 11sa Harper. Joan Invented a back scrubber 0 0. N # some 409 per cent. In FebruarV belief on the general level of ination. he .says. the market ., -_ I - - - - .r.0 . .. . _:.: I and lJsa came up with a candle lighter that really works. there were M2,000 such stoci- confidence in the economy. soon may trap some naive in. illeraid Photo by Fida Nichols) a holders; in May. 2,175,000. Stockholder confidence is high, %estors If ' I .;_1 - __ , THE SECOND STREET _E_ 2nd St. r't - I V Felicitations are extended to disposition and charming at she Acting commander for the Springs sounds almost too good to Naturally, some miss their day was District 18 President. Explorers Post 618, and other many friends in ihe city, for a for those on the rc,ceiving end af Jack Burns. Acting chaplain local groups. nice as all her friends and it's their fault, not ou.rs, for not long and happy life and 21 more r p was the commander of Post neighbors say she is, and we in having allowed themselves The Bazaar has been ten years of wedded bliss She can always be counted on Winter Springs are mighty 5405, Jack Schraff tatisels set for the weekend of to do a job and often has gone lucky to have such a delightful The Firing Squad was from June 28-29 I will keen you Jaycees above and beyond her duty person living in our community. the 8M Post and the Honor posted on developments. OITA Guard were members from the At a meeting held on May 10,050 Post, District 18 Anniversary Party at the Highlands Club House, president-elect Evelyn Hart Introducing the Winter Springs Jaycees represented all the district , 10, An 'intimate' anniversary voted to participate in the State M.auxiliaries. celebration was held at the Jaycee Muscular Dystrophy O M& /' Children from the Winter home of six-Year residents Drive The oal for Ui )ld* Wiite Springs Elementary School also Howard and VirWrtia Allard of - __ V181ble Action Clean"ra Springs group is $M, which took part N Devon last Saturday. The they hope torn at a yt.to.beThe honor of placing floral Allards were married 21 .years determined fund raising event, i ;A- ;_ wreaths in red, white and blue ago on June 4. .went to George Howard, 10,050, The "Intimate" celebration, formulas 'at won 't Halsey Hart, 9?)7 and Ed to quote Good Neighbor i-_ J .- T oradvatim wrap orr" hand luggage. They curse us daughter got married two years all: Cowan's Underworld o under their breath, give us dirty ago. When she and tier husband i II • r looks and make snide remarks come to see flit', ht. (aIls nit $ like: "Do I look like I'd highJack a plane?" Obviously most — "n"') don't, but everyone must be r Just Arrivedl A Large Shipment of BaAets. checked, regardless. Some travelcrs have ex. Large or Small, plode,d in anger because they A Bakst For Every Need had only a few minutes in which found themselves in a long line of people who must wait their a, ', ,_`T', I . .. __ - F.. - n — - Local VFW Post and '10,S, which ha3 be Auxiliaries. paying howage to existence for over 3 year, voted M s Thomas - ! ... all of those who gave their lives to disba,id due to lack of acti e v Ric:!. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick for their country, took part in members. A few enterprising Goodsell, all from Daytona I _. 41W - # _. ~ .;p - I two celebrations this past week. youngsters are still holding out By NA,%CV BIX)Tll . Beach; Jim and Wanda Sasser, 4. __ - . On Stay 30. the traditional hope that they can revive the Gail and Joe Strong, Mr. and lii-raid Correspond--rit . . . Memorial Day. . . Post and ailing organization, but only Mrs. Bill Grainey, and Alberta I mi Auxi!iarie3 8207 Longwood; time will tell. and Sonny Mitchell from Winter 5405 Winter Springs; and 10,050 Interest in the Bazaar has and Mr. and Mrs. neighborly things that have without a complaint. Casselberry held a memorial been expressed by the Bicen. Springs Henry Richer from earned her the nomination, but So many nice things have service at the Longwood tennial Committee (Winter Casselberry. It Sunday, June S,I755C Jobless Put Mone J t" . Nan cy S nn ' John What is more, he calls ____ GARDENERS' - — . ____ - .. — ' ___ . - a . .-. •rl i.- - '- 111 Sherlock Holmes and learn his were arrested. It was the rtfu.sed to eat anything but IdenUtybyhook,erookorj, second consecutje year panut butter and jelly sand ... .. ,,— t , be might feel flattered and without ONE successful high- %s it hts 1mnd chocolate Ice cream tberefore tumed om He might Jacking of a U.S. airliner. Two (luesn't need a doctor's help. All I also peg you as a conniving, would-be hi-Jackers surren ii takis Is this I — scheming, sggreuhe female dered, and a third committed uy any more peantit and be turned off. It's your suicide am. Isf Mrs. Gordon Brisson (top left) was lintsHing officer when presidents of the garden circles of the choice. Me? I'd pull down my I think the Inconvenience of butter or ice I the kid gets hungry enough he'll Sanford Garden Club were Installed to office recently. New circle presidents Include 1front, fro m shMe and forget him being searched Is a slilall price 0,,1l anything Including liver WEAR ABBY. I work in the to a for a safe flight, don't left Mrs. F. 1. Merissetber, Roc Circle; Mrs. P. L Elmore Magnolia Circle' and (top from second and spinach lcftj Mrs Rober Sym, CamellIa Circle, Mrs E R Wood, Central Circle, Mrs Car$ Chorpening security screening area of a YOU' So, fellow air travelers. BEEN 1* Mimosa Circle and Mrs Robert L Bateman, Jacaranda Circle Mrs John Fox, large, international airport, please get to the airport a little Hibiscus Cire president,Is not pictured. I Hersild Photo by Jean Patteson) and I have a complaint to earlier, and make everyone UNDERWORLD register: happier, — Including j _ Many people are insulted selves. öti *. F" when we check them and their DEAR ABBY: My grand. 0 or vsftity Fair . -. fl , security . --A - . -? 0 LARRY SAXON She didn't like a lot of what the way many women try to and bonbons. Her marriage for. by letter, postcard and phone ix, read, and two years ago solve their problems. Tears mula may sound naive, she calls - inore than 100 a day. "rote a book, "The Total Wom- don't help you turn him off says, but "it will provide zest "Lo . . c ou ines r s nip e t I way because he's afraid without detracting from being a for marital happiness, here' man," Mrs. ,Morgan says sim- W [low will I know that I am quickly that ha3 been on the 4 , w . -I&s four-lesson uourseand gives as- any1hing he might say will of- ho me execuji ve." . nothing ntw about the . ply. It is a line that "brought ge!ling good clear title to the market for months -and even 11 ,a It sigrunefts to the reader. The fend you." wa-i first promoted in tf idea The plan provides a whole down the house" when she I * property I'm purchasing? years. llk- "bit" b00K has sold 400,000 copies in After she found the light - new day for the woman trying spokcata staid business aien's says a Pretty, honey-blonde T.R. There are numerous the United States and Canada. even her children like her bet. to put her marriage back on the meeting. housewife I'irabel Dear T.R., "brainstorm" groups meeting , I The inesuge that can earn ter now that she is no longer a orange blossom trail. For 37, of Miami, who advocates the, In the Central Florida area of several times each month in ~ _:_1 The Bible backs her up all the marriage points is built around shrew - she mentioned her example, she may prepare din-_ Orange and Seminole counties this area; anti these highly mar the sunple truism a husband husband's joy to a friend Other ncr and set the table after way, she centends in addition riage enrici ijen " It Is the customary practice for trained broki'rs study each rll not ICt'C an adoring wife. wives wanted the prescription breakfast and she'll be in the to t Passaies about sex from "it works 99 'r cent of it IC the seller to have an up to date "problem" and devise dill ereni the scriptures, there are others, Accept, admire ippreciat'hini and she began small rl'i' tim.'.fi I Nibble bath ui .....'-.' if A trii ., ,4 ' ..thod: ..' auilfir '("'n' ' v' - '_ 11) Z` 0_tus ON'^ me t ds a Itits. V ". ve 'anti ixnpnin of hanging over *a' hot' stove. Z~ :~~' -M dellver-d to the buyer. Then It's disposing of each broker's "' I X. -_" i 4 wives should love their tress inight do) and he is yours football players are among tier . i. I Stress on sex (and super-sex) " tained in four hours, but then t " .rJ __ tip to the buyer to have his clients' property, and In I 4 r_ " -- hold him in foreer Doting on a man s teachers The sear the Dolphins includes "an atmosphere that husbandi" a gain ou ma need to sait attorney examine the abatract, ' matching problems in a reverence needs -salad, sex or sports - were undefeated and went to has been carefully set ts t . I " a11(a she said witii assurance 'r1w Ove him a title opinion or other manner benellefal to the cl;e,lt. I'- th' dflM C t2 ç- "r 'i" y husband's er p ft U[ B 1 r t'mnnin s Uh a hubarui 5 !trt loruj oh is itl. i suit fl( to caticis hmmsdl evenn ri I bt s broht rs slogan i into your immage." Arid don't wives attended the classes. It waking mornents (a kiss, a so or). Ifie V%olnan L, queen oi :W . divorced couples, says Mrs. I 1-.' A the home, a role she can play to worry who takes the initiative twd begun with Bobbie Evans, backrub, a whisper), perha ,-. I Morgan, whose prescription for abstract Is a summary of all benefIt the client." This lilts the the hilt, she the Sk)-50 deal idea insists, OflCC C some wife of Norm, who was unhappy lose note in his lunch box , tflT ailing marriages began with w - - __ c onveyances, such a deeds, entire transaction above . ork inust begin and it might as because he traveled so much. i Ing phone calls to his office knoss he is ki' Only then, tier own faltering one. II , Allis and legal proceedings "salesmanship" and just going __7 %%ell be you, she says. I perhaps, will he take out the "In adapting to Norm's life, maybe. sweet scents greefin _"j - ing the names of the parties, . - ~_ Mrs. Morgan and tier hus- Robbie has never been hap. him at the do-or. The promisesdeskTiptiOn of the land and the For Instance, at a recent ) band Charlie, 35, an attorney, pier, says Mrs Morgan, 'and promises routine goes on to a T)it kiiit dress takes on siarm base been reading thin' 'In the mirror your husband agrecments, arranged to show meeting of Exehangors from hadn't communicated for six of Norm is so happy he has told fa,.orite dinner at a candlelit, sees himself as an 18-year-old weather sophistication with the continuity of ownership. six states a client's problem 11 iiiarriet1yar when she her he would even give up foot floscr fragrant table as a pre this no-frills t ss s tar long Titles may, also be guaranteed was presented His property admire his muscles tomi so confused the 'sacillat ed to (to someth.ing con. ball if she asked him to." lude to a blissfully romantic him with new eyes, perhaps as dress. A lial' -arid by the Lawyers Title Guarantee had been on the market since between to be ood ?t' es structive about it. "When a man Too many women do not set evening, cool-seoop neck provides Fund as another form of title 1966. At the evening session that and demiJ his secretary or your neighbor th 'ir r doesn't speak to you, you feel goals for themselves, she in. Such tactics are foolproof, sees him. Sincerely flatter Will informal chic for almost an), evidence. Meanwhile both husbands and same day 11.was announced that like a riiaid, she sass sists When their marriage tee- she says, her ecstatic students with a compliment each ci oceasio'i from patio party to Some real estate sales con- another Exehangor's client had wises are miserable" b big fault was nagging, ters they escape to soap operas and readers hase emphasized he'll thrise on it " counts dub dan m 1,h, ci a ;ttj1:tJ usiiy ins an . title insurance policy to be installment sale basis Ii and I 1. furnished by the seller, or the both sides were signed firm . ~.i I * jw~ _ cost could be split equally Naturally, each "problem I _,~_ - - ti ubmi I am a 28-year-old working You would do a great public la' w, "Frank." girl, but it's hard to tell how old service, Abby, if you would I think this young man should , r '_ he is — not that it matters i print this ssith a plea for a little tall nit (grandpa 'and my sj j ;Iwouldliketomeetthjsman more patience and con l)iml but I don't know how to go about sideration on the part of air Am I right or wrong" it Please don't think I'm cheap traselers We're only doing our , (HAM)PA / job. .'i.__-A - J_,4 I'm not. Any suggestions? DLAI I GRANDPA. Some - II i THE GIRL CROSS 'HF VI GIl! IF Dads and Grandpas don't mind I t THE WAY IN LA A being addressed by their first DEAR hEY The Federal names. But if you do, you DEAR GIRL Idon'thae the Asiation Administration told should complain to the of 4 r foggiest idea how you can Congress that in 1974, during lending party. •1 -f --r "meet" a man In the window of the check, more . I a 10-story highrise across the 2.400 fiream3 ,were coaffiscated [)[-'Ali ABBY: Ynu blew it' 1 . - . rather unusual problem. My Dear '..rC.S' — — I small apartment building facts -- . — . _____________7" ake Husband Ki ng ~*' 0%, ..* * ~'~~' 1L I Newsnotes — -) 11 __ 41? - "_ - ___~ ) I , I- •, . -- Course Is Popular -' , - , •$Isti .- . .• J/ 7 , . V_ . ç'::i_s ) Ni7-a ir, 4 -S.- k/ ~ ' - I . I r .. - — _.. _~ -L .'7. --- a 10-story highrise Every time I 1100k ovprstthn "!C' 'AP r see stzaight into this gen't tleman s apartment, and 1 4 know he can see into mine. ,.;. . The problem? lie is always aloneandsoami Eserynlgliti c him sitting there alone, enough time to make their 1%. .1 . - ' , '.u' - i ,Z,-. - - . t - - .:_.. Real Estate i N I •. -: A A I - I-W 1 ,'• I ' .L" . 1 4. ' VFW Members Pay Homage I ! ! I 6h4l" 'i Likes View From Window . — ~ t_m. 1 .1 clutgiouse, even though the regular monliuly meetings of the club are discontinued until -Alf7of 11 they cutild "dig up." 1 " I- 4 I I J'a day. - :,ef - .P A During the month of Junes duplicate bridge games will be held ever) Wednesday a! ternocm at Ip m by the iJellona Womans' Club in their clubhouse on Normandy Boulevard. Also, regular bingo games - . ALL 'STRUNG UP' FOR TOURNEY the large outdoor school flag was also carrien to the Pulling a few strings to get nec of the tennis tournament being Eacn c1a.'s "did . oposuored toy Ow Stininuir Cuuiii, Uiilt, American Can"r thl',1 4." 011e class made business meeting folios' ed '%.orkt', on tI( ; c kt mis of 1un 21 md I urit ! 9 is \1im ii houwm'ide ice .ream another Corning up for that 1(. ti "Ith the elections of officers for POPPed c6rn, others ate group at the Winter Springs Dul y. o%tier of Tennis Stuff in Sanford. Men's and wortien's fe the school year 1975-1976 taking watermelon and still another Elementary School is a softball doubles, and mixed doubles %ill be played un the Dreamwold *:place Elected to office were had cupcakes for a treat The game between the facultyand tennis courts, sith all proceeds benefiting the Cancer Society. For Janice Mullins, president; entire school saw the movie the fifth grade all-stars. more Information, contact Mrs. David McNeill of Sanford. Jac I I Bingo was enjoyed following the business meeting and door prize winner was Mrs J W flail. The next co%vred meeting with program will be held June 17 at 12 noon. P the " Marriage -_ ' depart the Civic Center at 1:30 t p.m. and return shortly after I midni ght. Those interested l, should call \lrs Mar) .. I ! 11 "George" as a bonus for -;-ti J he students had started a J Seminole County, Winter president; Mary Francis fund raising drive to help Springs Elementary School on Gringras, secretary and Pe aroo for the SR 434, is proving to be Ughly flail, treasurer. Central Florida Zoo. They active, both in school spirit and Friday was a double featurerealized a rnworklng with the conmunIty. towards the purchase. The ,I Almost every week, there are Winter Springs Mayor Troy kangaroo, . will be named I Springaroo after the school 'doings' at the school, and this Piland had officially . I mascot. past week was no exception. On proclaimed Mhy 30 as *=_44 Tuesday, the last PTO of this "Springaroo Day," in honor of Friday was also the day that , ', , , Icurrent school year got un. the school's mascot. An all-day the student council and , derway at 7:30 p.m. Special celebration took place at the teachers M.V. Parry and ' feature of the evening school with students, faculty Janice PaPP took part in the most professional performance and cilice staff joining in the Memorial Day servifts held at f by inemb,cs of the fifth, and kindergarten classesthird spirit of fun Dress for the day the Longwood Cemetery — '.',as 'old" Jeans and "crazy" sponsored by three Veterans of scenes and C shirts, and all were dressed in Foreign Wars Posts Eaih child Broadway ul evening goes to must teacher, flob'rl iicir Herald Photo hs Torn - : LI ___ school's end-ol-' t rdibition Jmcs'ttacher i f . cost of transportation and ______________ - .if.l:el' t1:, R I I.,-7~I 1j-.i7-'7-,~-~.. " I1;---_,;~ __~~I '' d 51:Avd . I - - ___ _I anice Papp, first vice President; David Sawyer, the ke Herald Correspondent ... ~;.%,o. -1.r I . I- - . ;I Iff I - L4 Ift Spirit ..'.1-1 44k ____ — — tp, "A 1. I.._-.- 'Sprin aroo' g .. — - - SundayHerald,Sanford,i . - - .. ....... HOME 4 w1i 11 11 - =___ _ _?.tn__ ~ - __ ~, ____:_. :n.- . - -- A Ir. , -, T , % : ~ 0I .1 _ __ _ -I ':.s. n/..:-'. — —: I t,~.r --" I Boasts - -z— I• - . 1. — . - i , . I . readers Under the nom do iowttl brick buildings with red car irid rummaged through a pillille janles I lerriot - he ask_4 tilv(i roofs that has changed heali of bottles, cartons i-nil that hi, it.sl miami. not be used little in the ist 200 years urgueal instrunitnts A tInt k I Its son is alsoa veterinarian. %%ad of letters lay in a corner. because of Professional rules forbidding hum to gise publicit his daughter a doctor \1', Ian mail he sinl I i h activities itt. s m set - he Ilk tc lpht'n r trig A pit' tiati I ibtit i hundr ed letters i ti wn fuuiie and fortune shed suddenls soon after being wuk four books bass. been delivere d lii a local bacon fat 1k fishetl out a bread kink translated into 12 languages, in. tory. Antlirm, the dreaded lung ( ut the pig's neck just below the tluciiu' Japmnese In the United disease, was suspected ear and dabbed some of lbs. lierriot hurried out to his shark blood on two glass slides St,ilts, where they base pub. lished as two volumes "All mud-spattered, three-year.oltj Ofl the way back to his ofli l'hin,'s Bright and Beautiful" white stdan lie rriot stopped at 9 dair I mi anti "All Creatures Greal and "I hope you don't mind tray. Sill,ill" - they were on the best. cling with the (logs," he said. (wA lie had treated for pricuHe opened 'he tar door and .seller lists for weeks. mon i earlier. It had retos They also have been made solemn black labrador called t.ri Dan and a frisky' Jack Russell i nto a television movie. \ ixirl fa ' Ilerriot, a bovish 58, sat sip- terrier named [lector settled ping tea in the *rambling Geor- thelltselVes amid it clutter of gian mansion which serves as Woks and instruments. The dead pig waq found IVIT111 in offive, thilicrwry aml oper , oiL U ifS " sting theater. His practice is in on its side on a grassy bank Thir,k. a market town of met- Ilerriol opened ttm- trunk of his I Continued On Page 6-C) moZ4~.~-___~._ mQ(ondQ Homes R Great W" I --------- - - - . ---.--_ — 4040" .---- T_ --- I i' 4 I I ' 14 - If --- :s ' I 1 * ______________________ , . 111%. PONCE DE LEON - Btaulif ul I ' br" , I I i bath luxury ho me ' with callm1ral ceiling, towering over the full sued living and dining rooms A lilt sliding gLss door offers a maleslic VtCW. $ __________________________ — ._,.---- - - 111AR011PA HOMES inc. Delftna; v4st the Diftes inn to bimb,fto t- i - , FA.F"orn C1. twtn r1l"t &ftd 1011aw v$AS .__ - 1 " tc,4;. --- - --- Manor . ,-- 5--% _ 1;i; ----- -_---- . .—=----. .. -. - ' -. . -' A ,, , - - 'K k V_W-_iZ -q-7F_,t - _ZftFz ' L . - _--- _'_ ~ ~'- - t I -. _____,. let I ' - ' --- -, - ' - -_ . ", — . T-7, . -- - - . . --_-.--. .__ -_ . �,_ - -- - .6C—Sunday Herold, Sanford, Ft. Suflday, Junto, - 7$ - A Bic entenn l - L~__-._--_-_7 , ~ - - - 9 P;191 6-I I . '1 - . - _;_~ , Puritans Set 'A Tone Of Coming (EDITOR'S NOTE— Nearly grants But the strength of their states and the nation that thing like a modern state gov. In 1677, the Privy Council, The respect for labor and one hundred years before the convictions and prejudices followed. ernrnent. realth lingered long after the appointed by King Charles H, American Revolution, the would leave a profound Imprint The Puritan leaders took the The Puritans adopted a spiritual reason colon), officials that faded It for informed Puritans set the tone of the on the character of American royal charter of the Massachu- "Body of Liberties" that they must accept royal officers away. coming rebellion. Thej told life through the War for IneIts flay Co., the Investors who spelled out such rights as jury to enforce trade laws. But the - ..." ,- . . . •, 4 . i ' ON THE — By ANDY LANG AP Nt'sssfeatures What,s new on the market'! - 4q , - I , , ") k .: IA .~ ,-. ,J.#,- ,\/ .,_I I-'_ H OU S E _ , !~I '~ ,1 P',,,* `_2 *" .I ~. . ~, - -- — • ,_ . '1 . s 4 ....... .. - 1 l Ar 7"E U0J' iiE!1I( ()_f' - L,A - l - I VE' IN J t i - I Setting It • of luxurious, lakeview livin; A fully est lion discover lust how lovely a well designed predrilled holes. - good planning, attractive surroundings, payments they can afford. They get it and more at n , carnrM canon __ ______ Lake Hodge Estates, where wooded lots and beautiful models are waiting for inspection. L Wooded Lots. No City Taxes. Enclosed Garage. Fully Carpeted. Lakeview -• ',' - jL' 1!1(J ' - - -- --- ____ - - to . --- Settings. All Electric Living. New School. No Closing Costs. The Woodlands ' - - It Lake Hodge Estates From '24,6 50. Broker Co-op Invited Office 831-3339 From 37,800 Broker Co-op Invited Sales Office 831-5445 .. - J - GREATER CONSTR UCTION YES' r— ,w From p34,400 Broker Co-op Invited. Sales Office 862 - 1566 From 29,800• Broker Co-op lnvlted.Offlce 830-6134 - , Foxhunt Sausalito Villas - as you fnil, . •i. 'v uiç- - beautiful Lake Howell In Seminole County. Maintenance free. --._ trails encompassing the - co community. Check and compare these -'-i "" f ii-i to Modern condominium homes set in a Sylvan location on one ORLANDO. Natural setting will remain for your enjoymen, rIFoet1le4 - point, mow me lawns, care for the pool, tennis courts and clubhouse. What do you do? Relax, C eneva ""Gardens - hl * s home With its rolling, wooded hills gently tucked away in suburban - ____ ______________________________________ D) e aii 13u111 . . enjoy your balcony, garden, patio Live little Outstanding features. Wooded Lois. Yi'm'rt' pushing uiuboot, adliu!tustered lix jab. lie then paddled through the nii,1 tO I$.'II t'ldin' r older calves 1 tern t back uth rioStalgia it, the early day.s of his carver in the late l930s. There n'' ;tntuLo,imt s hi kill uti leetion then and no steroids It, ridui 1, Ifif'Llitili1~11140N 'L1s a lot easier now;' he said. "In those days ,%e had it. srrat( h "ur ht'ds anti flux U a little bii .'f thus and a little bit of hat, grinding ts*a with pestle .01,11 It's di;l er. I,u: it tas moore lust in the old S lIx-ruiAasthat e1('tluent of i itthi raft utid black magic that is idt' (l' whole thing more Interesting." ti-rl.tr t) before he titjted fit itrite. ('one.'rn for bv'.n;.: cn'aturc ;n;l thc;r ail. iiz:; u'tiVa!t' bum '1 he birth :t iri anuitial till fascmn.utes full' wa cnerutmtin iLuntnctl har'l t ''rk, In. ' couple n tht' nuied up togt'thcj- inside i'qt' It" 'tx-ti- h;uriI la{,.r it great stramnin creature which is stronger than a than. Foaling is evvn %O(5(. 8uii i ill; a sheep ou all Ilit' pleasure t,I unravelling the soungstcrs without 11w hard siork. that's why I like lambin: lw't itt all But hatever the arju'aI. 11w delivering of a livung tt'a!urt' :' is the nutst 13`1119 itun it elerinar) prac. Ives. lit rrI"L' success as an an Ihor has nut ehanged his rib..n- the local farmers, all read his books. 14 rti iitI tht' e.,tiii:tc 1k' t.ok.s tlos&R lii try and find ix'IItMj',cs in the unec'dott's "But I write about snore than J5 ) ears ago,'' 1w said. "Most of 'he people are dead and gone, Those whit' say they do ret'ngruze themselves a,'e quite 1i'.- (,fii (,ltJ t1irsutr i Ili F FROM $135 in Sausalito Villas. Where your lifestyle is Tranquil Seclusion. Modern Schools. modern, Cozy Stone Fireplace Available. 0 . . . Shag Carpeting Vinyl Floors. Family Room. 18 Hole 1. 2 or 3 bedrooms. Course. Central Florida'sFinest 'p il Call J r Shopping 1,4 L to 4)4 #t.*.111 METROPOLITAN REA TY INC# 11 U111 5 11 MCI" t) ." - call oIlr( br stop by Ihe d,s,ta par's nearest 0 irl'ii F vw 94 prrfrr we'll q tintail nu Send the iiupon bcicos Wailer HO M E S Win . A. Heger & wf Margaret J. to Fruehauf Corp EL, of ..,.,. sr". f It * u..xat. 'jIUilV GREATER HOMES (ON YOUR 1975 INCOME TAX-ASK US I) I .,,l4 II, 0. Z", PIT Pine Hills Station 4540 West Colonial Highway 50 West PH: 295.0981 GREATER CONSTRUCTION 831o,0300 ____________ JIM WALTIS HOMIS ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 P.O. Box lSO3l METROPOLITAN 834=0110 flU k.,• lRoff ariners _______ ____ *fPp I _! ______ SE 10*111001111114d _____ W, _____ ____ ,4..,. 1•0, I,.. .4 es..,. NAMI _______ V AY CURITY DEPOS Here you don't... Pay 1st Month's Rent and Move In. Cl"_$TAII_ Z1P_ N Villa, $166,700. Geo. A. hughes & wf Jean W. to Stephen M. Sirkin, that p'rt of SEe of NE's of NW', W of Mellonv. Ave. & K of Hit less S 5 ch. sec. $100. Doris C. I'ke, sgl. to Dale Anstine & WI Rochelle L. it g 81k A. Knollwood Third Addn., Amended iat, $11,000. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Marcus Sall&wf Virginia, 1.118 wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt. 1 & I .N p4.si. Iv 2 Bedroom Apts. Furnished or Unfurnished - C-01 1 3231670 rd Hwy. I7.2, Sanfo - ..,,... - ,IrI Ai t-i .All _____________ ______ Rentals' 29—Rooms 0 a. flTi 5.(','.,t' I ()I ttc o,. r ;i. si - - - IJO( '' .. ) '.1) *:: '. - Unfurnished _______ fl.'drcs,n, ijnl'ni'.it s? ' yfl P i I P. I a (,i'pl 5175 mcintn tSO.1n.pi.,nt, 31.1 4149 .411ef i ,6 -,........ UP TO $2000 TAX CREDIT ON ALL . If UV P *9I a Cl.ss - . and is extremely di.sppolnted 1w Is n4 of in them. He keeps 11 , 4 to put hint in miiy nez! . 'out. I hrri,t 's literary fame, ho "tel', tint's not impress the f;irr;s'r •iu. ..... ,iJ,. Earl K. Snbavdy & wf. Edna to Robert K. Beresheim & wE, Barbara J., its 21, 22, 23 & 24, 131k 13, Vest Altamonte Ills, I Sec 3, $30,000. Thom as C. Small Jr. & WI. Georgia 1. to Donald Frederick Markiand & WI. Bre nda K., N 100' of S 360' of E 148' of W 19$' of LI 13, Fla. Land & Colon. Co. (.i1er Plantation, $24,500. t4jtaerI , '.f 80 ili has read all my hook,s -. A complete line of Mecond home (XYVFAGES 1 also offered. 13 , ow . • • , -r± '-I _ Nearby. 322•2090 know all the facts. We want ) ou to see a!l of the models offered. We would like In tell you thr etad costs and what your monthly mortgage payment would be (of any of our homes built on your property Ii) whjte'se, slaKe of inside completion you isoose. We want you to hay allihe fails. then you decide whether your new horn.. should he lion Walter built. Jt ., "' _ Continuous Clean Ovens. Community Golf • . in ... - ____ - oiler free and luxurious. Excellent Construction. Spanish Tile Roofs. Bike Path. Wooded Pan'Ied an mir WJ Iit 3 7 P,rilrr4io, ApIs 560 S120 ma — Friends Will Envy ___ v c'..r q,,5 'j% - ... m(- • ! Que. soundpr - ' deep Shao car peting, dccr Lr nitu,e, outdoor p'cn.c and o.sr becues in the cour tyard, jr tipt1i m,snaq, Si(I mc, -,'.r'-e V'Th-, 7 '0 City Security $155-$160 BAMB OO COVE APTS. 0F A*rl H'v Nec I. 136000 )n I3O . Z_: -_ -_ - .-V 0 4. _____________ 's ' '" \ — ' ' ' , ' . ' '0 . ' , '' ,• ' '_ 0 '. . 0 . i,jr - . • , . . _________ 0 0 -• • 0 . . - , . 0 , - '' . , - - • • ,•• ' •. 0 .a '' . '.' • I 1 " . 5 . .- '" ' 0 '\ '' 0 .'.'' - , '' "' . ,' 0 . . VU - . ,' , ' .. ' _-•_•-•; v - 0"' ' e.,. - ' '. , ' • — ' 0____ _ .__.•o_00=• _.- - 0 • 0 -'---=;------'-°# ', a -\- - S I " ' 0 I . - _. - . . _l ".- 1\ ' I . - .\ . ,. - Is' a -' - - .,, •t , —.-- • - - ______ __________ L knee-high - ' ::-, - - Continued From Page 5-C1 there.. a ' Ot. - ' - 0 0 - -• ___ ____ Homes. Two Car Garages. Large Comfortable Family Rooms. Screenedin Patios Available. Walk to New Elementary School. James Herriot , If Adults no ... s-liv! 0 -- , - ... ' -) ___________ and quality living. And they want it now, but with home can be. 'Several models are waiting for your approval. One of them may be just what you've waited for. Prestigious Area. Enclosed Utility Room. Real Brick Fireplaces Available. Fully Stuccoed with -Ji " -- - ... much as If dd a thi're ' ,. are discriminating. They want sold construc The Woodlands tells the world you've arrived. Drive out t oday and _______________ '• ,, , 0 , Families choosing Lake Hodge Estates among the pines. Your home in ... .s' . - living at moderate prices. ablished community nestled .. Still •. Win. _____ achievement for beautiful - ... or trti1 of proOlem 50 Our the Standard - -- -- '- ... - • • - • • ... iDo.it-yowselfers will find valuable information in Andy THE PRODUCT—A new line Lang's handbook, "Practical .of fluorescent Lamps designed Home Repairs," available by for the needs of indoor gard- .sending $1 to this newspaper at ners. Box 5. Teaneck, N.J. 07666.) Manufacturer's claim That the lamps promote health)' (The work center is manufacgrowth rather than fast growth, lured by Black & Decker, Towproducing normal, compact son, Md. 21204; the fiber-glass plants that they proide the steps by National Pool Buildnatural illumination of a bright ers, 205 Route 22, Green Brook, overcast day, eliminating harsh N.J. 08812; the lamps by Veilglare that all the colors belux, 35 Mason St., Greenwich, Iween red and blue are present Conn. 06830; pocket knife by so that the plants receive cor- Stanley, 195 Lake St., New Brit. rect color balance over the full am, Conn. 06050, and the wailspectrum and that the lamps board kit by Mechanical Plasare guaranteed to lose not more tics. 151-5W Industry Court, tt:jn 'nc ;r rent if their uh'r 1)ver Park, N* V 11 7219 0 • -- - '- - 0 • J. ... - 0 - - Owner GR ... - ..-' ' HoPif EA TER HOME ... • • A IN 831-9993 - - - I _________ _ A A (10-Ityourself pocket knife with a TI E PRODUCT Combined stainless steel blade. orkbench, sawhorse and vise. Manufacturer's claim That Manufacturer's claim That it is sharper because it is made the portable work center can be of the firmest cutlery stainless set up at almost any work site steel, and is safer because of a and is particularly convenient lock that holds the fold-out for projects away from the blade firmly while in use that sorkshop, garage, basement or it is a cross between an orutility room that it is dedinary pocket knife and autility signed to hold projects at corn- knife that a ainc casting case fort.able heights sn that the doltand plastic lock keep d dry and yourselfer's hands are free to sharp and that the blade can maneuver tools and that be changed in seconds. adjusta ble legs provide two convenient heights 23's inTHE PRODUCT A onehes and 321 * inches. time-use kit for repairing sum wallboard or similar wall. boa rd. THE PRODUCT FiberManufactw'ersclaim...... That glass steps in a one-pi one-piece unit the kit contains patch-holding for swinuning pools. clips ,a 4-inch by 4-inch patch, a ag1u(,cturercIajm disposable saw, spackling the steps are 8 feet high and are compound, disposable spatula set into the pool wall by cutting that the into it and excavating behind it and sandpaper damaged section of the wallthat A frames on either side board is first cut out, using the stpport the unit and that patch as a pattern OMIt the, home owners then apply patch is held in place with clips, double-faced gasketing for waterproof Jointure to the pool the compound applied and walls, securing everything with smoothed out ready for painting. a face plate that comes _ . . A -CLASSIFIED ADS write 0 . . Sunday, JuMI, IV3-7C ".'. -,. 1111 11111 , -- - 0 - -o~,r~i_--;&k~ —~ rendition for their lifetime. THE PFiDUCT -. I I - - ..a - Sunday Herald Sanford, Ft. - e 0, .-. -- - Dog - ::' .... . .s - -, . .- 322-2611 •" . --• -.. l'ulyak Corp to Casimir Jan Otto I). Andcrsor. to Am' ROY Jones, Gdn for Gins Jo Eiiz. Veto, wid to Virginia a. Greater Constr. Corp to Seminole Orlando - Winter Park to Robert M. Paul & wf Yvonne Gogulski & wf Joan C., t..t 96 Anderson, all grantors tnt: it 4 Paulucci to Leo Trepanier & James H. Campbell & wf. Trimbath W1 1 of IA 16 81k D, E. Lt 14, Devonshire, $44,000. Howell Ests., s-d repl., $41500 & E 107' of 5 fllk4 Tier 5, San!. & Florence same as above, $100, Lynette, IA 20 131k C, Seminole Slovak Village, $30,500. Hallmark Constr to Chris H. _ Torn D. Parker wf Majel M S' of [.19 81k 4, Tier 4 & [.110 Johnson Richard E. Shreve & wf, Sites, $,4OO. Marion Green & Vernie B. to & wf Johanna W.J,, IA to Harold I,. Dietz & wf Betty H. (less E 45') 111k 4 Tier 4, San!. Joann CLASSIFIED DEPT. to Charles E. RATES (QCD) Carol J. Parry, sgl. to Alice K. Plait, sgl., E 100' (if N 2 Blk A, The Springs Spreading [.1 104 Casa Alorna, $39,000, $100. Wlthertngton & Linda Y., IA 15 John G. Parry, sgl., [.1 7, Fan- 150' of that part of SE 3.6' of Oak Village, etc., $69,300, lthru s times 41c a line HOURS Jack I... Gale & wf Tins to Rufus Martin & wf Marie to &S5'ofL.0t16, Blk llEastbrook Noy Park, $100. IA 9 131k D. D.R. Mitcheiss The Huskey Co., to Edw. W. Ralph F'. 6 thru 25times 31c line Coburn, [.118 (less N Rufus Martin & wf Mar ie, w A Un. No. 15, $42,000. 8:00 A M. 3:30 P.M. 76 times 24c a line Concept Design Inc. to urveyofLevyGrantSoouItd., McNeely & wf Marlene, IA 34 50 of W 150') & LI 19 (less E 50') 132' of S14 of NWI1 of NWt* of MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) John W. Gribbs & wf. Georgia Trustees, of Guardian Mtg. $16,000. Blk B. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, 111k C, Stewarts s.d $4,500 SATURDAY 9-Noon SWI 4 3 Lines Minimum of Sec 33-19-31 (less S 601 ) to Kenneth A. Dc Dc Yore & wf Investors Lots 83, 95, 96, 108, $17,900. Boyce A. Lawrence & wf Thomas H. Yv'alker& wf.1ary $100. Joyce [.117 Blk H Tanglewood, 117, 124, 143, 144 & 145 Barclay Sanlra J. to Clarence M. Fin. Land Co., to Atl'c Corp. Ann to Homer Lee Horn & wf Lottie Davis & hb. Elden to Sec 3 repl., $35,000, DEADLINES of Atner., 1AS 4 & 5. Blk 7, Woods, 1st Addn. lAs 146, 147, Cmlttle & WI Mary Jo, IA 21 Blk North %'alerle [A 210 Forest Brook 4th lkttic Davis & hb Elden, IA 4, John K. Schofield & wf linda 157. 158. 159, 160, 161, 162, 187, 17 Weathersfield, 2nd Addn., Orl., 2nd Addn., $9,5)o. . $29,500. Noon The Before Publication W.B. Muasons s.d $100. to Alfred C. Campbell & wf 198, 207 & 208 Barclay Woods, $26,900. QCD) Helen Boston sgl to Phyllis E., E 6' of IA 17 & W 69' 2nd Addn. 854,100. Sunday Noon Friday Richard J. McCowin & wf. Helen Boston, sgl & Bernard of 16, [Ilk J Northgate, $37,000. Nancy M. Stull to Edw. Erie Barbara to Carl H. Desmarais __________________________ The value of real property ()leavia,sgl.,Jt. ten, Lts42&43 Bobby C. Davis & Margaret Hurst, Lt 9131k B Carriage Hill & wf. Marjory K., IA 9 111k H, which _________________ 1111111111111111111111111111 _ Washington Park, $100. to Peter W. McKenna & WI Un. No. I, CII, 129,00°. English Ests., Un. No. 2, ------------------.•-Bertha B. Bright, sgl to Edith Lillian C. L(33 (less N 120') 111k Changed hands in Seminole County Bar-Den Entr, Inc. to Thomas $51,000. 6—Child Care 1PerS.onals G. Satterfield, IA 65, Town of II, Fern Park Fsts., $49,000. K. Lloyd & wf. Mary Dell, IA 9 Michael J. Paulucci to Lois l.ongwood, grantor life est., Windsor Constr Corp to 81k B, The Springs, $89,000. 5aturd a,8. 'seont M. Paulucci, that part in So. 500 during the week ending May 30 1100. ' L (OPIOL A PROUL LM Bradley W. Foreman & wf Child Cae Ages 75 Edw. Erie Ilurst to Nancy M. ft., the S 2 of SW c, 12James A. Perry & wf Lucinda Melanie I..., Lt 110, Howell Ests, Stull, IA 6 111k IN YOUR FAMILY? A CiId's World i71 5424 Ii, Summerset 29, So of Lake Mary Blvd., et AL ANON totaled $2,4 12,900. Real estate to James A. Perry, LI [Ilk A RepI., $44,3 ______ North, Sec. 2, $16,500. ___________ F or fami lies Complete child care services al., $100. Malthie Shores, $100. Summer Programu HEY DIDDLE t "a- . ir.cIuruió Uteii r , UluuLn .t ,,. •SI 'i'tiosa • M. Paulucci samebove,$1OO. conveyances for th 1975 year to to Richard K. Merritt & Seminole County's naturci beauty and STOP AND THINK A 4lP1UT( if ltoy Jones, Guardian for Gina S45fltOtdAIAflofl,5m,IGrJppO Linda L. LIs 11 & 12 111k H, Clisfe Ads didn't now 533. Sanford, Fla 377)1 Jo Paulucci to Lois M. __ wouldn't b any Sanlando Springs, Tr. 73, 2nd date totals $76,325819 sub-tropical hatilucci, same as above, $100. ACEQ WITH A DRINIP4G climate continues to attract repl., It.00o. PROOLEM Michael J, I'aulucci to Leo L. Things to Eat 9--G (.harl H. Mclnto. & f Per A It otiois ArsnymOu5 Trcpaalem & l. Florence M., Willa to Homer Franklin & can Help Einheit Constr. Co., to Gidus Builders Inc., to John new residents who buy new homes, thatpartfnSo.500ft., theS'of C.iIllfl4S$7 Kazue, Beg 12.8 ch. N & 380' W Special MorganD,Gou1dsgllj4 131k M. Wheeles & WI Mary A., LI Wrate p o B i213 SW "o, Sec 12-M29-So. Lake of SE cur, of Sec 34-19-30 run N Sanford,Florlda)flhI 15, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, 266, Wuoderest Un. 5, 137,800. 244.2' %V 148' etc., Mary Blvd., etc. $100. Saturday & Sunday The Herald reports the total land 157,300. Win. E. Murphy & wf BarARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll John A. Bistline Jr., & Mary Thonws W. Bailey & wf. ________________________________ Robert E. Kennington & wf bara to Tomatoes Ralph A. Hendsland & & Free, 6U 2077 for "We Care"Fr ede Loretta to Wm. H. Stewart rick W. Bristline & wf Edith to Mtg. Guar Ins, Corp., WI Ruth, Li 3 [Ilk K " 0i' Teens transactions within the county. To be S pounds, S Carriage Mary to Michael Builders of larrieS1'ofS 'ofLt 18 Lot 22 81k 1 Shadow Hill, Hill Un. 3, $39,400. $35,000. Des Pjnar Acres, less E 175.8') Scm Inc., Lt 10 & NW 20' of 1.1 5—Lost & Found Sweet Corn Combined Mtg & Realty Co. 12 Ilepl. of a part Seminora $44,000. 0 -informed of our growth pattern be (QCD) Verdell McIntosh to to George Cooper Jr. & wf 90 cents a doleH. Stewart hb. to Win. FOUND- Small white & tan Wm. Henderson & wf Maggie Virginia A. IA 19 Blk G, Park, $4,200. Clifford O. Knox, Ind. & If. Stewart & wf, Evelyn J., S M., [A 7 F.H. [land's Addn Woodmere Park, 2nd repl., H. Chihuahua, Lake Mary area Watermelons sure to read the Titqtnofnfl,,nI,Iil ('rnw,lnr please identify. 3770)54 section 199' of S 2 of IA 18 Des Pinar dtU., $21,300. wE Carolyn F., S ' of SE'4 of VernonI... Shepherd & wf (QCD James I.. cox & wf l.a sw'4 Louise M. Youngblood & hb. (QCD) Newman Brock to of SE'* of Sec 12-21-29 every Sunday, Orentia Mae to Evron A. Rue 1,. to Win. C. Thomas & wf Cantaloupes $30,000. Hardy to Bertha E. Nix, Marie Walter Tucker, Julia T. Hunziker&wfJoseptjne, LI 15, Betty L. I.t8 less: part, lnAdell ~: J N. Colley, Kathleen N. Corlcy & The Greater Constr. Corp. to 3 f or $1 0) Flowers & Hazel T Williams, Ilighiasid Pines Un. no. 1, Park 1st Addn $100. Daniel C. Gray & wf Ginny L, Eleanor N. Butler, Jt. ten, Lot one-third each: [.19 (less N 50' $26,500. Brailey Odham & wf. Louise Thomas J. Corthright & wf Donald H. Woiderski & wf FRESH PRODUCE ,, less W 7 ft., 111k A, Buena of E 100'& S 85's 111k B Hayman H. Miller & Sons of On., Inc., Karon to Albert Dingee & wf [A 21 151k A, The Woodlands, Sec to Austin E. Guirlinger, N 180.5' Gail to Zigmont J. Zagrobelny Vista Ests., , $37,50° Adda AS, $100. to Henry C. Warner & wf Una, Lt 9 [Ilk D. of S 600' of W 300' of N ' of NW & wf liz., Li 13, Woodcrest Un. 1, Kellogg's Produce Stand Camelot Un. (D) }I.A. Ross Constr, to Jack M. J . E. Ilattawa)' & The Greater Constr. Corp to Marlene K, it 22 Devonshire, no. 1, $30,500. 'o of Sec. 7-20-31 etc. 3 par., 132,000. W HWY £6 M to Agustin Araquistain & Monte C. Toor& wf Vanessa L, Manley & wf Donna L,, Lt 403 165,800. $44,000, Arthur Jelllnghaus & WI winter Springs Un. 4, $,®j Paul A. Rowin& sit Barbara Silvia M. 111k 20, M. M. Smiths IA 3 81k F Seminole Sites, Stan's Flea Market United Brian K. Smith & wf Con- Charlotte to Cleburn Edsards Inc. to to David R. Williamson, sgl,, s.<J $3,000 iris V. Rivera, sgl. to Digna $25,800. Americo B. Blancato & WI. its 187 190 199 22, 1st Addn. stance to Horace Young & wf & WI Lillian its 4 & 5, 81k MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR LInT) R. Harris & WI. Evelyn 8, Olga Garcia, sgl., LIs 13 & 14 Greater Constr. Corp to Brian Catherine, Lot 440, Weklva Sylvan Lake, $6,600, WI N T E R ITEMS SELL to Evelyn P. Harris, UI,3 Blk "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Blk F Sanlando Springs Tr. 73, Ifunt Club Fox Hunt, See. 2. I..Skultety&wf Debra L,,[A4 Ests., 134,000. 810,000. J.11. AD Phone 3fl 261) or 131 2nd repl., ., $7,. Philip E. Tingler & WI Ruth M., "13 and a friendly Ad V-sor wal % Evers Entr., Inc. to Harry G. Greater Cons Corp to Philip help you LI 6 Wolfer's Lake View Terr., lotus & wf. Lois V., LI 17 [Ilk D, Forte & wf Carolyn 1., Li 5 Blk Th (QCD) Madge Shepherd, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, C, The Woodlands, Sec 5, 11flStdjOns wid., to Mary T. McCormick, $41,500. 14)15 8 & 9, Booths s.d Ceramic Classes C 11 Johnson Constr., Inc. to QCD) Raymond J. Milano to Artemas McCoy & Wed , thru Fri )Oa rn 7pm Jeannie Homes Inc., IA 5 [Ilk M Lucille 1. Milano, LI 3 BIk B, CatI 373 $610 4 Margaret S, Kerr &wf Spring Lk Hills, Sec 5, $13 , 500 . Camelot Un . no . 1 , 1100 . Va. R., Ltto7James [Ilk B Ringer RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL Gerald W. McKinney & wf. Thomas P. Derringer, sgl to Amended Plat BARTENDER'S SCHOOL Lola to Edwin A. Johnson & wf. Kenneth V. Kaplan & wf Leslie Div & Night CIaas 3 Mi N 1 Natl. Homes Constr. Corp. to Fayetta I.. W 243.26' of E 653' of Ann N 45' of LI 17 & Beg at NE Longooa, Jtct 1 978. 1)9 Enid P. Smith, IA 372 I7 or 372 1531 65, Wildwd S 329.35' of NE 1 4 of NW 14 of cor. of Lot 17 run N 30' along Planned Unit Des'. WS, $28,900. Sec. 26.20-29, Oak Hill Dr., etc., 133,000. • Condev Corp. to J. Frank ____________________________ 1 g Resorts Gidus Builders, Inc. to Bennie E.O. Fawcett & sit Mabel q Malay & wf Pamela, 1.1 530 M Neeper & _____ wf. Diana I.,,, it Henry Kent Mcieod & wf Zula Ileatherton Village, Un. 1' " d a refs wef't,nd ri 212 Woodcrest Un. 5,437,200. H., Beg. NE cor: it 26,W 240' of the scen;c weka $20,000. • • David L Good & ! Nancy to E 480' of S 107.5' of N 792.5' of F , sHnq C*r"ç James I. °' ""° Robinson ir.,& WI Gordon Laraman & WI Vera, part ofGovt L15 3&4 Sec 6.20Marie B. to Lewis C.R. Us 31 & 32, Blk Saniann 30, W of RR etc., $2,000. Alexander& WI Mary B., N' 18—Help Wanted ___ of Springs Tr. No. 26, $45,800. Albert M. Clark Jr., & wf _____ it 32A, Sanford Celery Delta, (QCD) Marie Marino to Margaret to Calbert Constr Co $16,000. [, ,7 Bart der for nights Also cocktaa i- : Marie Jtartho & Norma Jean Inc., LI 56 Spring Hammock waitress Apply C1v1 Diamond • ---v (QCD) Jane L. Parker, sgl to hlughson, Jte. ten., I a — $31,300. _____ ____ ___ LI 135, H*y. 17 It DeBary " John B. Parker, sgl., Li 19 queens Mirror So, Addn. • CB, • JUST SAY S WORDS Prospectus Constr. Co Inc. to Woodcrest s.d Un. 1, 1100. '35____'_ 11(X) Joseph C. Warmack' & WI. To each store in your are.), and you Howard A. Miller & wf can earn big money WE HAVE (QCD) Marie Marino, sgl. & Debra L Us 91 & 92 M. M. THE HOTTEST SOURVENIR Virginia to Laurens F. Terry & Norma J. Hughson to Marie Lords 1st Addn In Citrus His, ITEM EVER OFFERED! There MADISON wf Julia its I & 2 131k 8, Marino & Norma Jean it no nvCstm,nt required by you $22600 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS Sanlando Springs, Tr. 15, 2nd Ilughson, Jt. ten, or the customer. This it plj*nt, LA 139 ftob(. C. Adair, sgl. to Roland repl., $50,500. easy worx with positively no --Queens Mirror So. Addn. CB, A Duval & sit. Kathleen T., [.118 Harold E. Snyder & wf Carol $100. selling Mtn, women. Full Time, — ~ , _ ~il Pa Time, Any Age For complete & 10' of 19 Blk B, English Ests. to Norman W. Cheney & wf Leola Ee&hb, Grant, Etal, Un. No. 3, details send flame and address $48,000. Theresa LI 32 Blk FIRST FLORIDA CORP, 6731 N B, Sum. hens of Cora Wynn to Board of Grange Prop., Inc. to John K. merset No,, $28,000. - L'. w Llncotn. Lincoinwood, III 60645 Trustees, St. Luke Missionary & wf. Arlene H., LI 436, W L Kirk & sit Geraldine & Baptist Church of Cameron City Spring We hAvC Iistms We have buyers Oaks Un. III $39 000 I James C. Gainer & WI Ruth E. Inc., S 83' of We ned another rIot estate N 303' of W 90' of .1 Grange Prop'., Inc. to Alfred to Win. T. Freeman & wf Mary, Lot 67, Sanford licenQe tc help us make talc's Celery Delta P. Gunderman & sit, Patricia, LI 12, Forrest Greene. Inc Mecca Immock, W. (less S 13' of E 10' of W 17'), 11 323 eves Spring Oaks Un. IV, 1100. $37,®, SPRING HOUSECLEAN , (Q Carol Sue Bastin 1') SELL THOSE NO LONGER Nader Homes, Inc. to Kenna Russell Leon Bastin, it NEEDED ITEMS WITH A 15, C. Taylor & wf. Jacqueline, Li CLASSIFIED AD Sanlando Ests., $100. 75 Lake Searcy Shores, $33,600. Betty J. Shifflett, sgl. to " inaoer for ttatt or debit. eipec. Luxury Patio Grange Prop., Inc. to Wm. W. Cncedor 'neip Ficellent (j')7 Richard If. Taylor& WI. 1.011 c f Mead & WI. Glenda B., U $64, Sanford area 591 9I Apartments it zo [Ilk If Oakland Ests,, 2nd Spring Oaks Un. IV, $39,900. See. 837,00. Helen Brown, wit, to helen Telephone Solicitors, needed to STUDIO 1, 2, 3 invite people to join a new dinner Alfred J. Gasparri & sit. Brown & Darlene H. Brown, S club No experience necessa'y, BEDROOM SUITES Nancy J. to Joseph M. Smith & 38' QOOd pay, day or night Shifts of Us I & 2 [Ilk J. N fl 2 BEDROOM WTe,11 Grace C., Lot 14 [Ilk H, the Garners Addn to Markham Apply in per to Quality Inn, I I TOWNHOUSES & SR 431. Lonqwood. Room 131 Woodlands, Sec 2,850,000. Together. 50U, your family and lim With', can build tog ether so that v Park hits,, $100. will have a % hole lot (it home Win. M. Bower Jr. & wf. (or less money than you would blirse possible. here's boss. We'll pwsick Austin Dcv. Corp. to Jacob V'ocwk i? Own Pj.jr E,rn e,tr, the morIgac fin.in(ing, You furnish the pIUH'IIy. Margaret to John [laden & wf. 'r'(Or".' M ."çr. r. We'll build you, new hr.mc (ompletel) (inishin the outside. Then, beginning [lox & wE. Betty Lou, LI 20 & W siilh the inside, you tell us tbtive Call 644 3029 Elaine IA 191 Spring Oaks, 47.01' of 19 111k 50, how much to finish. You ,and y family n finish the rest. Wisrit. we stop buildin* and you tin Sanlando the lake is pretty much up to 50U 144,000 but the move ',ou (An do for yoursel( . . lhcIessyou,,, will bt'.(t'j'ibuild togt'tht, .Indwhen',ouf,njshyou'Ithate 1505 W. 25th St. Suburb. Beaut, Palm Springs 24—Business Opportunities QCD Minnie 1.. Means & hb .4 real ink one lhal w ill pasiou handsomely for SANFORD 432400 bii of your effort finding lust the right home for your (amity George C. to J.N. King, %V ,, ,, ,,% won't l,rdiffnult either because standirdpl&ns alone !here Barton B. Pilcher & wf. Olivia .ini r,.,'. arc OVER 20MODILS that tan be BUILT ON YOUR PROPERTY. of S t28' of NE' of (i 't'i i4 72I SE'S of Sec to Cecil Butler & yf. Annie G., 1 INSTANT MORTGAGE FINANCING is available In qualifed property owners. —s 9-21-31 $100. I t 9) C'.n", Tn .10 '7(V% ,P.P,, Conl,u I fim Walter today. We sant you to Revolution - ... - II. Miller & Sons of Orl,, Inc., King Charles: "We humbly dependence, the westward cx- backed the expedition, and trial, no taxation without repreThe Puritans also believed General Court, in words similar rufleelve that the laws of pansion, and into modern turned it Into a constitution for sentation and free elections, that religion should stand the to those of the conflict l00years o -..U,S England are bounded within the times, 4 democratic government. The test of reason as well as Scrip- later, replied: "We humbly J four seas and do not reach The traditional American re stockholders of the corporation There were 100 provisions in lure. But to nitpick a holy point, conceive that the laws of America." _____ \ \ spect for work and education, became the voting public of the all, and many of them were tat, people had to know what ______ the England are bounded within the By DANIEL. Q. HANEY determination, representative colony. Their meetings, held er incorporated into the Bill of Bible said, and that meant four seas I and do not reach : 11 "At-ta Associated Press Writer government in America all quarterly, were called the Gen- flights of the Constitution. being able to read. IAmerica Is , tt. Almost 250 years before the have their roots in this opening eral Court. However, the Puritans had Therefore, education became American Revolution, God. phase of a radical religious exnot left the Old World to seek a primary virtue. Six years The customs collectors came The company had a governor, political freedom. fearing Englishmen were periment. They left to after Ow settling of Boston, the anyway, and in 1684, the char. * • laying down the principles of a deputy governor and 18 as. prove that a pure religio I ' __ us Purtians founded Harvard Col- ter that formed their governThe Puritans' list of New sistant.s who managed affairs New World democracy and the community was viable, and lege across the Charles River in ment was revoked in London. groundwork for open rebellion World accomplishments in- between meetings of the Gener- their faith permeated every Cambridge. And in 1642, the That was the beginning of the eludes the first college, first al Court. As c still generations away. the charter became peel of life in early New Eng. (;eneril Court ruled 12 that all end for the rule of the Puritans. S f They sailed into the crude public school, first printing a blueprint for government, the land, _____________ parents must see that their Anglicans came into power, and hamlet of Salem in the colony of press and first organized in- assistants acted as a legislative newcomers who did not accept children le ed n ar to read. The Puritans believed that assembly and the governor HA c f Massachusetts flay on a spring dustry. a strict interpretation of the man's fate WIS preordained, chief of state. day 345 years ago. John Win. Under the flue religious was de ba te guidance of Winti). -' . .. . -. '.1 , . — .. •. •. . ;)'r. ::!• •, 00 ihle liveçl opcnJy v 'I t,g up, u,t u aitaueru teiit.er ot ri, 400 of them' glided into Sa£Huic titan iWC Lag. Isuu. cis. slowly, almost by accident, saved by / fT . these Church if Enland 1cm Harbor and found a band of democracy God, and there was dissenters were dealt with Segrew. Th voters, nothing anyone could do about In the early 1700s, settlePuritans, envisioned "a city hollow-eyed countrymen living all church-going men,e earned verily. Two notable ones, Ho?..ong and low lins of the roe if extend oer a flagstone porch that it. however God hintid at ment.s spread further into the upon a hill," a model of Chris- in squalid wlgwarns and tents, the ger Williams and Anne hutright to elect the governor, whom he planned to let into lead to the entrance of this thrI'e.brdr.'?2 r.vrh designed s Ith han good living for the t!e'. 'ttttr uur ." t t 'it tw cou:flnsvje. church attendance they inovt'd to They turned the Ucimeril Court ItIveru. UIII' *tL 54S tnhit ao'J tUfl. u:ui ur. s;u. 11trc beth*nm, two and a half :lipped and clerg) men lust atence back home. colony. ('harje.'ttiwu, anti then to the into a legislature, with elected The baths and an open planned living-dining area all are encompassed It sas June 12, 1630. Within 75 ideally located Shawmut representatives from each wardPuritans thought God retheir grip on the daily lives of e d those he 1ttet with main 1.180 square feet. Plan IIA&W , Through this tnuue, the peop!e their congregations. Aas designed by I,ester Cohen. %ears, the intense power of Peninsula, which they named town, who made laws limiting terial poissessions. This belief of Itoom 505, 48 W. 48th St., Nes* 'ork, N.Y. 10036. Anyone interested Massachusetts Bay these pious people over the Boston. But the beliefs of the Puri(he power of their leaders, encouraged in learning the cost of the blucprint can write to the architect. them to work hard remained loyal Englishmen, tans, though watered down, whinis and ways of their fellow There evolved a form of gov. fly 1644, the General Court and acquire its much as the), although enclosing a stamped, self-addressed enselope. the%, settlers would be eroded by resisted continued to influence the de. ernment that became thehad separated into two houses, could. It made toil a religious domination by succeeding waves of immi- standard for the colonies, the and the the mother velopment of the American nalittle colony had some- must. country. _ .- 1 ~ lion. ,,:.* - -. Seminole County Land Transactions - _1~ ...-. , * 11 - I- __ Z _7 - S & I -- Special ia 0 . 'C 0 • ;,- _. �___ _________ IC-SundarHeratd,Sanford,FI. ___________ Sunday,, Junei, Ortmcnfs Uiuisti.cj doplex with in the ground pool, completely enclosed Appliarces. ar conditioner. drapes, area I $150 per month including pool Serlce All you do I s*im See thlsnow. 901 775 3157. Don Cline. bedrooms, 7 bath, pool, F A UT F U LIV LAND SCAPEOP to appreciate- _____. ______ Spaci ei kept 3 bedrooms. 2 taths. air, carpet and carport, screcr*ci patio, fenced yard $200 month 332 1641 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1170 Florid4, Ave. 373 6650 1$ acre tact county maintained road Total price $1,000. Ultra lois' downpaymen, _____________________________ ..nts Furnish€d - Vacton at Home rncnt to ctre (hurches. rnajc hUhwyt Trim 3 bedroom, I baths, c"rre'ed with central beat aria air S?7 500 Country Breeze 5 lfP sban,.ci .'(ri *ith neat 3 bedrOnr,, ba?r mobile name, $775 Owner financed Bedroom boutt' ,-' 1 Commercial Properties Winter Springs Homes, Lots Avaitable June ' 10 siao month. Wehavemanyhomesunjer t0.OoO. J . - ............. ,, i,,., And va v nr,.-....i'... 630 cøuple preferred Adults Only, ' Acreage financed Please call us! "'" lighs ana water 'urnshed, II? W. Bedroom, 1': bath, new carpet, I 11th St. Sanford, JOHN KRIOER. ASSOC. garage, close to Schools 3730237 F'tf,''pç' apartment, all utiItes cr 377 4134 ____________________________________ W. Garnett White I itro'.,'r urnitheO, summer rate, $92.50 Carpeted 3 bedroom. 377 I, 1301, 26.10 Ha*otpa Ave at Il 97 , adt'it3 3227296 eves £ week bath. Broker, l(t7 W Corr,me,ca kitcher equipped, entr.qt heat & enus Santord3fl JS1 air, r'nrea yard, 5190 ma. 372 9139. _____________________________ Tee 'P4 Green, excellent condition, One room efficiency, private en 3 OPEN HOUSE BR, 11's baths, living rrn, family Thbnkt to Clau;f led Ad, users get trance, bath & parking Call 373 IS em, central heatair, carpeting, fast reSults at a low cost. Try one 9379 after 112 Country Club Circle tod4y, Phone 3722611 above ground pool, fenced baCk Sanford- 2 bedroom, family room. 131.9993, yard. fly owner. 321 0372 after 6. AVALON APARTMENTS air, nice carpeting, low down 3 Bedrooms. 1'. baths, carpeted, ADULTS. NO PETS payment, move in now 511.300 location 116W ?nd5, * * * Lake Front* * * ForrettGreene Inc Realtors Monthty Rcn'alsA,ahabl, JOHN SAULS 114, waIl to wall 3736353orôi3 7333 5135 5150-Color TV carpet, Paved stri't, public water Days 327 7171 QUALITY INN-NORTH Evn, 323 Oil3 and outside city, Beautiful spring 3 bedroom, l' bath on corner lot, Broker I 11 SR 431. _______ Aisocit fed lake stays full even during $11900. Exitting, 516.500, 7 pct drought total price, House mPg 3230607 Seminole College area, large' older Bachelor, clean apartment. Corn. needs painting and tidying up cos.ntry home, 7 BR, 2 porches, pletety furnit 1'; miles from JOHNNY WALKER Must be handy & able to do Ot'fl Sanford 322 1318 372. PEAL ESTATE INC Jim Hunt''j" repairs. tlu mo Alto, Winter GENERAL CONTRACTOR .__,!.7 7S71 Park Or 372 2111 Springs, 7 or 3 BR, large family REALTOR Fury. c'r tjn'urn Apt%, large AFTER HRS t'00'1, Beautiful Shrubs ani'trees. I&2 322.6457 9701 327 0440 bedrooms, carpeted, air con 327 3991 $200 mo 131 0272. -322 ______________________________ diI.Oned No pets Moderate rent, CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR After 3. 322 7111 -373 7617 1 BPS . 7 full baths, family room & 322 1110 _______________________ dei, plenty Storage, large lot. Large lot, quiet neighborhood, ______ 3 33-Houses Furnished One & Two Bedroom apartments 322 4017 bedroom home Owner will take _____ ____________________________ - down payment and hold mortgage By owner, like new. 7 Bedrooms. One bedroom house, furnished, on $10,700 or pay (Quity, assume Payton Realty Fla. Couple only. 377.i76;, 6 miles west room. detached garage, 511,700 3731931. ot Sanford on SR 46. fenced yard 519,000, 322 6399 04' 322 1301.76.40 Hwttt Av - _______________________________ 373 9581 , By Owner' 3 BR, 1 bath home on lots - Lake Mar1, 2 BR furnished, utilities one city block deep. 17 Citrus ELAKA APARTMENTS Pd. except gas $160 Adults. No ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 1½ bath trees, garden, well & pump, large 111W 1St St pets. 332 3930. Split plan, central heat & air, wall UtIlity Shed. Adiacent to wooded -. to watt carpet Assumable moe. City park. 523.000 or cash and Spring IS "Move outside time." Get 3TA'-spIexes tga'ge. 576.900 assume mtg at $123 per mo 373 ' patio 40d lawn furniture at a gOod 6590 after price Read the Classified Ads. -._______________________ 3 flerooms. family room, 7 Shaded homesite OverlooKing lake _____________________________ bedroom, carport Children okay. 14.500 ________ - - _________________ #fr', eat. - -. 'JrL!LdN- New Uupiex, Futn or 'lurn Drapes: Water. Care 323 I73 or 61 6314 - Larry Saxon - - Lawn WEKIVA RIVER • Adult moble horn, viilag, under -large thaay oikt on the scenic L0ngwod- 2 Apartments 7 We4iva Modern clean interiors, bedroomt. 2 full bithi, girages, from SIlO SMI W of Sanford. 322 central heat and air. carpet an 4IFC, draei. &t CO Ytnhences Air cortioned 1 bedroom duplex. utiiiti, furniShed $125 ntm Couple Only. 322 6156. 7 Bedrooms. idutts preferred, Week. Urifurnjstici 373 5614, 372 ______________________________ 6620 36-Resort Property HsjtchI 339 S Ocean front Apartments, Atlanttc Ave Daytona Ctt - - ISUl r...A aiuie will sell or rent with option to h'Jy 3 t#dro*m, 7 baths. garage, Owner years old. MOBILE HOME PAR LIlt Rent From $55 Best lot selection not, as'ailable in Sanfords newest and flne'st itdult.FamIly Mobile Home Park, Come out and inspect the Model Homes on display I I 7i ACRE RANCHETTE 3 ROOMS. 7 BATHS, BETTER THAN NEW HOME, 54.500 Stemper Realty Central Flor't MULItPLE LISTING REALTOR 372 4991 19)95 French 1496,372 1914 372 19w. 3721141 3227371. 377 t THISI Spacious home wIth 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, double garage. Only 2½ years old. Vacant. Good Sanford location near Schools and shopping. Condition, nicely furnished, Central heat, air conditioner, 2 I, 3239410 7017$. FRENCH (HWY. 17.2) Tired of High Rent? NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES financed by Farmers Home Act ministration to q,alfied buyers with no down payment. Why rent when you can buy for less? I /-/ C'%HRIAG[ tDVE State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17-92. Ph. Sanford (305) 3234160 ando 13051 834-2299. Lane Bradford Req Real (State Broker 901113 6999 Fve'i 3031315139; $676031 After 5. 327 7111 -37] 7347 OSSIE C. BATEMAN co Real Estate Broker 3fl 764 Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? Days-3fl 6173 N;gnls3n 5471o, 372.7352 living, the alt new 74'xOl' Glen ooK. Sanford 373 3200 - Country 372 6157. Atter Hr* ) 'ate 47-Real Realty. 1115dm. Peg. Real (state Itrokkc 3210610,377 774,371 7193 * : ..: OONSTR1JCT1ON Inc. 2') W. 25th !anford 4 Fk. Additions Call for Appt, 322.3103 Remodeling -.,, -.-.--p - kenneit Trump.t, Cultrj, Amp, No'eIco Coffee Maker, Bowling ball, Ice Chest. Bedspreads, EflylpdIt, Rocker, Lamp, Tapes, Much Misc BARGAINS! Saturctay 9 to S 115 Bunker Lane 373 1719 SALE- Thanks to YOU, pric, on shoes, clothing, fur niture,tpolsandantigues Save 50. 60 & 70 pct. on all itcrns STAN'S FLEA MARKET & AUCTION .- - Altamonte , - to ROBSON MARINE AVENNA PARK, 101 Tangerine Dr By Owner, BR, air, new rcof, OC*Iy pairiteli, deep well, sprinkler system, fenced yard. 133.700 323 1376 ___ .; I- r,i#' 1 , ,.- ':' - . 'J ,'. --. 1Ilf1a_1' I , j r." J__ .4's . i SLIM -- - . -r'f 'i" m't. . ''' (' .' "I * f •,.' t.'.'_' .'*..d . Sectional, Arm chair. Recliner, Dout$e bed, lii rise bed. Stujio Couches, Golf clubs, Andirons, Rattat chaIrs, Easels, Paintings. 373 0196 '.t WANT -L,,,., -. - . - - -. ---- .- --. ' ..',,-- - j ::... ,- -.c:e_. '• -"j - : , _"i - t = -' L'rj '' - I IPj'4 '" .-zi '-tJ . " '' "*l' 31pc 'pa' -: r"r-- - e __ - - -F " i' -U V II i. fi zx:zIxXXxxzzzzZxzIxzxXzIzxxXKxzxxxXxxXxXxxzXzxxxxKZ :- E :; ' ca fl .'i C...' I - ' U dcl l dl I - - dl •p - I \cj\1 ___ IIi: EYOU u your l ___ - Junk, Trash HauledAway -________________ cost Want - Bar, 3 &üols, Chord organ. Movie camera Lprojeclorcv$flt Black 6, rrtslte Dol'iid, Dces a. spreact, Small Pl, ScSi a. vases & recordS. 41's & planters, is's, some Chufdrn's clolhes,motor with pulley, Venetian blin. Can be 1300 OrIole St., L04SgWOod s.ev at or call t3 W2 _____/ I -_ _________________________ -, - I te " (PlTIi - (ci Home Improvements Pet Care . II K dOd 0 Fre. estImate 375 603* _____ .-x " BlIl'% Lawn Service "I" tt.I !, Ii. '. lit l..ir ilrlxet1 Wolly Wilt Of Orianye - Ming, EdgIng Fee Estimates t 373 ISS "S __________________ , > . a - . 0 ZI:, --a •cs ! - txa - 1 , b ' ,h Profion&l Wallpaper hlariur'r - . Well brilling ' UP lit I U .-,$-dx a.,. a 2r , SPRINKLER SYStEMS All typctanij Sizes Worepai,'arvjry. -0 re, , STINE MAO 114€ 8. 0 ,_3 >'HIP , 2 Si , s 0', SC "jSj #. i7 p' - ' ,,, ' gS 'iki4'!il ilhtP uldi IHifl i;rI1ihtd1ll4.2h I'11! 11!.1!H 4 ' Vft- ' Ix?i' $a _ _. - • , ' ,,,iZ_L q. . - - S. 1 111111 1D111!Ih H Uu1!Ii ' '- -.-...... - '1 ________ _______ ' ihIi'Piil •' . -'5 _ .i . j1iI L ;p I.. 1' .:Ft • Ci . - t 49 O'Il' .o g 'c3 ,o1 EEI'S &i.'.'l''i FYous.DJQI;2o;83icgQ3 at . 4776 SUPPI y ro __________________________________ E I. Icenteci Res1dential. çomrrrc al Free Fstlm.ises Ph 32'? 6.11] 'a'.! I I , PAiL SLATER ' ,.',. ' I1 -t WaJ Papering __....... - U ID , '- 'ni us - (I) 1_ i , .(i'.?,,l . .,l , , J3 dJ' dx p.- c .c Ix? -, i.a. dx e- - _______________________________ 'i" ''.' .c -' 0' 9197 ' • w at as ia" LanJ i,i? Pr00100 (1f't'f'f'idf'rf S4'rv.tf' $1 .Ind up 377 -.. :3 A &A CL FANS At I Exterior pmm-ss',rrr '1 Pleed your orat Carpentry, Remodeling. Addition;, Custom Work. Licensed Bonded '' SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHy Wedding's, Candids. Commercal Porlribts Aerial, Advert,sng mrner Wrddnq Spec al 671 $3f5 "'' _____ 7611 or 63$ VP93. t - PIhotogiraphy Utility Buildings Southern Liwn Service j 997 3'34030 A small Classified Ad brings big relurns Tpy one and tee. Call 332 c'xdx U CID Ph 37) aoc? - your liwn We inStill spr.nkler Syttm% at Ifie most reasonap,e rates 1nttte area :'ree esllmales _______________________ ______________________________ dx Cs Cs _Pressure Cleaning ___ Flflhv- tC (Pie Pugh cost of walCr,n PeqlsIerej with the state as Class A Contractor Home's Addstit 130 5377 or C76 $111 eves - 4 xi' ' RUD!)Y'S liO.',1.LI.%.PR(J',uLp,5Ep4T ,9iC . ....., - 372 Lawn Care I r'F'c I A,'dtl plite I ari tcaping. 373 377 : : 'a i' Pest Control ' 3779117 or' Land Maintenance - _____________' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 0J'r- CLL- TRAÜt 311315 (FIrstSt 372 SO?'? ,,,, -. r . ,, lfl ri >, PT PEST INtl FST(RSON LAND CLEAP$P40 BiIldting, Fvcsxvating, Ditch Work litl dirt. lns coil 377 5Q3 '- AND REPAIRS. , r .,, !. t':.i, ,'itti'y 4 p P. OfIvr'v or day, 3733993 Mowing, Dittinq, flack te Custom Pay haIi'irirj t gt clearincj 37? tS7l ,jttr 3 ALL TYP(5 OF CARPENTRY U Pck upload 1624306 ,.-,, T tip,',t pp T 7 Park Dr have top toll. liii dirt. clap, shell avaIlable Please call night _________________ - , tF' ., ii' f'.rl ',',',rlI ,',irkp.!, Sanford t All kinds Of digging hf'is trail _____ fl,t 5,t & Sun Free tibles Stan's Auction. hwy 16 W U. Spring 5 berc and il'sagOOd '"" lime to C&A Barkhoe Service ChOOSe a vsew home from the pages and(;earing, till dirt, clay, rock of our classified ads ol fuel lank. Gauge & nt'w smoke Stick Two GE • Air conditionert Don't ne,'' Serv.a useful purpose 710 & 7.000 MU 327 365). agaIn when you sell them with a lawn Clav.lfied Ad from the Herald Mowers We Sell The Best & (aft US today! Don't delay! .lmtl Ser':ice, The Best. Western Auto dial 372 7811 or 131 9993 ,To place 30) W. 1st St -' NATIOPIAL AUTO SALES t NI. I t, N U CII, AUlp4G All types loft & arerage cleared Wr alIt I_ j "" .'-- 76003 FRENCh, SANFORD APT t. ',tor '. - _____ Land Clearq ?5 '14 IllS -- * * a - SPECIAL' Permanent Wave, $10 Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Bea.,ty Salon, 7631 Sanforct Av 377 39 4' ..a 'rm r p Zr ' - __ '' . \. -.: .-.'. -'- ..- . = - -, 't i .., i '' J '- :, --- iI '- - ..,' .'': cr - z: OVER 40 NICE CI (API (A1 TOCHOOSE FROM. EASY T(T',' "P,.'. C" Mc CL U PIG. L3orxJe ' , •ta•,3 '-'U-____ -=--- -_... 4 -=P'- floardncj & U.rc%)riirii,j AD , , 4, . I - ,'ia longer needed but useful items BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE Cot IJMNc ' ', * * * Modernizing your Home? seir'o ARE - 4 " - 4 * * a with a ClasSified Ad BUDGETS 19 #'4.-- 1i!j WE FINANCE INVF SI lOAT IONS ' ALL TYPES PH 373 or 373 31)5 ______________________________ $35, was $70 new. 3776770. 0 , ':uh1' Investigat 5)9 F PIne3fl 1712 ., bJ* I WAY (formerly llarrietl'i, fti'u?y NOok) '., - _____________________________ ANTIQUES TOwpp' BEAUTY SALON- "* - ,' ' PlO CREDIT CHECK NO INTEREST- NO RED TAP( EXPERTS PHONE Tht a t'i . '-fi I Radio. Heater, Air. Power RealCheap 373 OS9S I Pieceor Houtifult CASH 373 4.311 - 1 - 1971 Dodge Challenger Will By or Consbgr, Any Item of VaIe SANFORDAUCTION,)72 73 a - 37? 16.5). Dealer. ___________________________1971 Lincoln COntinental, all Lincoln accesser;lj 57)95 Private Owner 64lS176,Winterpark _______________________________ with 4, , ' - "e' 1101 after S P rn _________________ ---'-------- ,, , J Ijr - ' t' a 1973 LeMans I door sedan, radio, automatIc, power Steering, ec beake, air, nceøionally clean 57.791 Ask for Duane MCGure. 16' Boat, Imperial Comanche, fiberglass, 120 HP inboard CASH 322-4132 outboard motor, seats 6. fully Fr furnIture. apptincet, equipped, tilt trailer, electric tls. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items wench. Must see to appreciate, Larrys Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. It'S like penni from heaven whrn you jell "Don't t4t'J-' __ .. - - I/4 DAVIS' 371 V3?0 Central he,t & Ar Conrit ioniC For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford 32 1771 __ __ - Cheap Jeep 196.1 CJ S I wheel drive. fully enclosed hard top GOod running conditIon 5050 Firm 373 We Buy Furniture it Conditioninj " E ''w' FREE 332 1621 -'-- 73• Critcfifielci Cri.'iser, Ito Inbolrd outboard power Ideal for family camp:ng, SkFnr7 & fisring 377 4,xi.,, p -- PiCk UpAMndQned Cars Any Quantity NOLL 'S Casselberry. Hey $7 97 $30 1706 In the Herald Classified ads are black and whIte andread all Over ." '' k r __ a 1973 Dodoe Dart Custom I cte-'' Loaded ASsume loan 7221701 " Wanted to buy used Office furniture 2977 Hwy 1797 322 1961 M , t , from b4nkrupt boat Onlpany, we .:_-" - -have many super bargains All ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED sizes, while they last. Priced ski $1,750. Visit Top prices paid, used, any condit -- ' 1L -. Cyl air, sun roof, good condtr' 12.100 333 0641. 322 3541 Buy 'T - - __ ,' -f'' 1973 Plymouth Duster, AT, PS ---'-----._-_--------..,..- , ' * -- _ 6Vante'J .x4 Q,, r •- 195.1 Dodge. Antiouc, *11 Sell by part!, or whole cir Willie Tiilman, 7127 W. 73rd St 37) 1777 '__ your Evinrucie Wheeler 00*! . r-1 ttuy Direct From Boxcar" GORMIY'SE 16 Sanford);) 4733 1971 1 Mtuttang C ___________________________ 15,000 mites 3fl.443 or ]fl79 Beauty Care Dealers of Bankrupt Surplus Larçe' Space heate.'. (Omplete, 170 room on large lot, low do*r .- Auta trans .000dcOndeP,On 323 3616 __________________________ 66-Horses ". '''p I 1967 Galaxie 500,0 cxlndor JIM DANDY JAll FEED By Special Purchase '" ' ! . 1973 Toronado. 000d COndite, 30 000 miles, fully equipped, 13.500 Cati 173 3737 - '"' )/ "': .:;'44':.. __ 1967 Mercury Monterey, nSpe(tin sticker, air condItioner, 5.300 Call 373$Q3$ OIM-reea 71 N Ecigemon __________________________ 5S-Bts & Accessories _______________________ 372 97)9 Carrier 3i ton air conditioner. and heat pump Package unit for central system New 5350 ) 4300. payment. Call 322045 after oX pm -- ____ . . - a', A ...... •f - cL -' 80-Autos for Sale -- 2 Bones for sate 1 Mare. I Stud, housr, south of Bakers farm on Old Orlando Hwy ''" Hwy 16. West Sanfoect Extra large swing set with slide boird and chair twig Like new, _________________________ Inford, by Owner- Idyliwilde II section, 3 Bedrm, bath, famII a - /ØP , itc ORY roll cabinet, a silver blue muskrat stole 323 15/9 _._ Be sure arx visit Stan's this Saturday and Sunday. Bargain old. large family room wi th firr'place, very large los atmosl acre tdyllwilde Secton 373 911 620 7162or799 2169 " dresser, I Kitchen chairs, Player - Maronda Homes ' Sprinijs. Oakland Estates. 613 I Weti trained Pony, and tack. Powell Drive Day Bed. Clothing, rein 57$ or best offer Richard Toyt & Misc Sat. thru Mon 101, Cruoer. In CIII -_---' Garage Sale piano, By Owner Lovely 3 btdroomt, 1 yeor $21,900. m our 3fl 537 -.______ till or 37? <1274 -- groundS. INCOME TAX CtEDI'r APPLIES It woni last 1ong a *sJ -- ".! For Your Junk Cars Twin bed complete, Spanish triple 322-2420 Anytime ceiling in he living room, dnir. room, and family room. 17' glas's Sliding will overlooking rca ,''T . : - --- This is our 15th year Haven Grooming & Boarding ------------------._.-_.___.-_ lI1Hwy. 17-92. Open Sat, & Sun9 s lot or mat on A Bit Of Magic ' a'x '' - at Animal - 54-'Garage Sales MAITLAND FLEA MART 3C Year Mortgaças - S pct. dOwn get. - d LOOKING FOR A RENTAL? We have several In all sites a nd prIces. Give us a call for mi re .-...'.. ________________________ C asPi 3392970 373 6311 PIAL TOP') 641 ? WIlT REALTY ---------------- -- ------------ _______________________________ SUNLAND- 3 bedrooms, 1 biith, new paneling and painting, di loS with fenced back yard. Nearly new roof. $21,500. ExcIting new 4 bedroom, 2 bat home wIth towering cathedriil 137.500 - RAVENNA PARK- 3 bedroomi baths. newly painted inside, Ia rge cornr lot near school. 7 aIr un CarpetIng. 537,000. - Merchandise w - '- ""4' PrIvateparty_wantsbuiling lot or small acrea'7e on St. Johns River. LAKE MINNIE- I bedrooms. 1½ baths. fenced yard, air con dill mad, uSility Shed. 577.300. WE TAKE TRADES 'ANFQRD - 7 or 3 be&oorns, family room, central heat and air, carpeted, range and ref rigei'ator. fenced yard, Terms available. POOL- 3 BR. 2 bath, large FIOridt ',iom, central heat 1. air, Estate Wanted 1 :t-p - "wf F rnri -: 340 ar, Iria' '.?rnq: 35500 GVW. i ir,. , Eyes checked, health guarantj 323 600 after 4 '-'----' by Poodle, white female. o weeks, no papers 130 377 1379 after 4. top. 131 6717 O7 Sten strom - AK( rcllhierurries tabteand whIe Evinrude, tilt trailer, new canvas 7*42 . . a 1964 Rlverla, 17' Cutty Cabin, 9.3 HP deaulafuISacres.payectrotr, clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Terry Redify, REALTOR, 67$ Eves 373 GIIS i MILLERS 2619 Orlando Or. Ph 3770357 Call Ken Sandon REAL ESTATE INC. JOHN SAULS AGENC' - Housebreaking ObCdinc. ProtectIon CALL 031 7370 CALL All Breed Dog Training Academy JOHNNY WALKER mOnthly Your MLS Agency RFALTORS 2563ParkD 'p RICED REDUCED ,200. COLOR TV, 511 9SMONTH OtJY*i DiiOriac 61.1 1006 __,,,,,,,,,,,, ._.. TELEVISION SETS.123uP 43-'-Los-Acreage" Beautiful Acreage 7 Acres near Paola Home cleired property, deep well. Florida living Ix 79--Trucks-Trailer's DOG TRAININç.INyOURHO - GARAGE Colorado, beautiful San Luis Valley. Good farm recreational area. $93 down, 112 payments of 595; 6 pct in terest. FInance clsarge$3,411 Call owner anytime 006 3760690. teed, 1I W 1h, Amarillo. Teias, i,iot. 9 P I ---'- ---- - , gooc home, St. Berv female, abo'jt 1 yr. 372 3912. ______________________ 1975 ZenIth 11" color portable TV, - ___________ - 1973 Sutuki f,T 230. 10.000 Miles ',,,lknl a,ii,a.iun Lugg., rack, crash bar, 17 mites per gal 5450.3730111 I 65-Pets.Svpplies _____________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Driy 3 Bedrooms, i' bath home biçI lot, Secluded area 1st Mortgage 1177 Forrest Greene, Inc. HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it aSH Large wnodd lots •Street lights ,Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewalk Ccime seethe latest in luxury family Acre Realty REALTOR, 32] 7750 FISH, SWIM, SKI- 3 bedroom waterlrorW home, beutiful kit. then. f&mal dining, Florid, room overlooking lake. Central heat and air, fenced yard I3t9l WE TAK TRADES SANFORD- Sparkflnq 3 bedroom homenear hospital. Drapes, rang. and refrigerator included, Roomy corner lot hat citrus and workshop building $73,000 WE TAKE TRADES $19,000 9dyC&viede bedroom, 1 bath 57.700 or best offer. 372 1136. after 1. 1730)17. ask for Mrs. Baggerly. Available ________________________ July 1. ____ Broker , . , 1Cl'x55' mobile home, excellent 1 L., - 'I, - Shampooer for only$I lOper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE - _________________ HERO'STVINOwI Located at 17005 French Ave (At the Sanford Aucflont ___________________________ I r Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 3166 64 -Equipment for Rent -Rent fflue LuStre Electric Carpet purchased new April. 377 $737 -. A ssume payments, central air and - heat, 17'xlO', 2 bedrooms 373 6052. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADE Dur client Pias several concrete btock homes in nice section of Sanford Some need more handy work than others - all a bargain. YOU PICK FIRST Each $I4.5 with terms to be arranged by 322.6457 - %_b_"%9J!i . __________________________ (r?rr'j * * We've Moved * * - iOBlLE HOME MOVING Corn piete set up I'll save you money. LicenSed. Orlando 273 5470 " . ._.': Ai:.- •• : -'-- '-'V &j. j:1 IL: ATC 90.1 wheel Honda Likeflew Cell After 6. 372134 '' '. 53-TV.Radio.Stereo _____________________________ _________________________ Loch Arbor, lakefront,) BR, lb den, heat air, garage. 511 531.500 owner. :' -.-- LONGER 'USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT -Z i rr ' aI - ,..- MOWERS '" 10 ACRES. 59.750! CO. . '.;.. t.?tr.j 'tirt;,: •' BROKERS , KENMORE WASHER, pans ServIce, Used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES]7]069, TAFFER REALTY REAL TOP 37.35771 Days 377 7171 ,i 'I'.'. - Peg Real Estate Broker HOE 25th St 377 66 DON'T MISS * * PoBoy Specials** JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR r; $430 DOWN terms, 3 bedroom, 1½ baths, fenced yard, attractive land. ScapIng in Sanford. Only 117.900. Only $161 month for 360 montht. pct. annual rate. EHA 41-Houses 'a 4 SPARKLING POOL. PATIO clrc, rtastic fencing in Spacictis 2 story fradilional I bedroom Piome 2 Car garage, barbecue and dressing area. extras galore. $a9,y, -. F"? ! $130 323 3794 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR 7106S.Hwy 1797 ST. JOHNS REALTY . cAt a. c,, w.. -.......... (101UlU fldJI rwaiy IT SURE IS CHEAPER To buy than rent. Sparious 3 bedroom In thoi;e Sanford area, dinIng room, screened porch, fireplic.. owner Spent thJ5ands remodelIng. row he's transferred. Only $72,500. -. __________ P 40 - ____ NELSON'S f-LCiRIDA ROSES b%!OOdruff'% Garden Center tI Avv , .iciti .k Siol temperature, Avocado color UlA UII REALTOR 52-Appliances 'PCi and 42-Mbjle Hon's - 1109 Sanford A,' Special Shrub and garden sprayers, 99 cents ea. GardenL,vj, 1100 W. ' 373 6. . - ' refrii3eralor %1&(. 225 Mo 531 5777 , lot .ind or ciur Authorized Sales £ Service Financing. Phone 3)9 6117 For Pik up & Delivery Camco In dustrial Eq',eipment, Inc 310 W MClOdy Lane. Casselberry cash price of UI or S payments ot SO Golden Touch n Sew, $75. See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 151St .Downtowp 3i7.9lI. Es's$o9 1144 Mixtemn ant that') 7 b''droor'i Split plan, 1", baths, fenced yard, - --- -. eco.i1liOn'.'d fl,iltt'rie. SI? 95 exchange PIE IL'S IIODY SnOP Floyd Freer. -_________ ASSUME PAYMENTS 1971 Singer Zig Zag with cabinet. * Rent Purchase PIan* & S garden spot ' - - Let riieMOW or TILL - .- stove . 78.-Mtorcycles ---' carpets. -. -- GRAVELy New interest S?9,!00 ' 'I Household Goods _____ $1500 REBATE NOQUALIFYING garage, _ :,- .:. - -- - 62-L.awn.Garden __________ Piano, $250; Couch & Ch,ir, 3231207 - AGENCY I - Commercial Zoned 7 BR. office decor, busy Street, lw down, $11,950 Acre Realty, RFAi TOP, 373 7730. REALTOR 322 7199 ___________________- MILLIONS of dollars fl Real Estate is sold daily in the Classified Ads Nothing Small about that' . IN ALL PRICE RANGES 617W 1st St 372 5641 pool, all lhe extras. $17,500, i' Courtney boat. 35 lIP engine & 1'ailr r 5350 323 0691 atler i o ---- . Choice Listings PAYJON REALTY 3 -----. BALL REALTY CailBart Real estate 2Bedroomfencec, yard $150 "no Adults preferred 373 SlIlor 372 6420 PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD NOW Call 3272611 or 131 99e3 003W lstSt I BEDROOM, 2 bath, family room. I Don't mitt this sale, we have everything to furnish your incl,jding appllanes and TV, ih%Ø electric train set and lots of mi BankAmeriCard ano Items Matter Charge welcome - 3 61, 373 0517 Eves 2 BEOROOM. 7 bath, family room, Mayfair, $29,500 Sacrifice (on 3Bedrooms, 1'baths. air. aridheat, ro pets. $150 month, 51$ damage deposit. 323 iii STORING IT MAKES WASTE 3ELLINC. IT MAKES CASH. - -.' MON., JUNE 9 7 P.M. - 51 for garden equipment' Read today's classified ads for 000d hu ___________ ________________ 1 Bedroom No children or pets. 2617 Elm, Sar.tord 339 6956 Nw houtis in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to s If you qualify! M. UNSWOPTPI REALTY Req Real Estate Broker BEDROOM, 1', baths, family room. $11,900 Looking 7 hfOOrTi :j PARK AENUE MOflhli PARK 2515 Park Drive $70'JP .,,.... ...... Auction -- * They're Hot" * REALTOR 2201 S. French Ave .3210011 ____________________________ Sparkling clean, 3 be'ooms, 7 bath, lakefront horn.. central Peat and air. trees, and other extras, 1' Cabin Cruiser. Will trade for late modrI mOforry'I or compact car of equal value 3711971, ." .n.,_"_ -' a4 P*' KitChen.I5athroorn -Cabinets, SaRfoid Auction Counter topS. Sinks. Installation 6O-Off ice Supplies 1700 French, 373 7310 Bud Cabell. 372 lOS? -________________ flytfme Used office furniture 75- Recreational Vehicles Air Cndithoner, 11,703 BTU ' Whirlpool. Excellent condition. Wood or steel dcsk (c,xecutixe desk & chairs, secretarial deskt & 277 5076 Pick up and camper Sleeps 1t6 chairs, Straight chairs, filing sove, Sink, etc Sate or trade 37) cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. Al, new carpet from bankruptcy. ,, PIOLL'S _____ _. Value up to 525 a yd. Sacrifice Catselberry.1192, 1301)06 $3.S0ayd Youmthoice.Weekdays, 76- -Auto Parts 373 4) _________- * "Get 'Em While * Kish Real Estate Lake Mary, 6 rm house, kitchen equippeij, walking distance to hool churches, stores, Swim ming, fishing 1st, last & Security. 32) 39U SANDI.EWOOD VILLAS ItC W AIRPORT BLVD. SAN roRo,)?) Peg Real Estate Broker Phone 371 0610 322 '- ____ - OpenSaturday& Sunday.toSp.m. Tablet & permanent booths available. All under cover. Located I'7 miles east of I Ion SR 14. Sanford at Stan's Auction. 372 9719. WITT REALTY POOL HOME This executIve 3 bedroem, 7 bath home Is lii one of Sanford's best a eat. $5,900. .- -, 72-Auction 5S-Boats&Accessories I i .arg€ Flea Mjrp4 $2,S00. 75 acre tracts. very low down. payment, mobile home approved. - -.. I SO-Miscellaneous for Sakx - LAKE FRONT._3t,Acrn I Acre In citrus grove. 300' of lake front. large BR home, 7 car garage, pump & Sprinkler Systa'm Onl ldyIlwIId- Transferred, must sell, pooi planned. 4 bedroom, 7 bath, famIly rm. w fireplace. carpet & custom drape, many extras. 16,600 323 1730 Acreage -. 41-Houses RICEDO1JkK SALE Lly on Ig corner lot Beautiful trees and flowering shrubs, 3 1f6cb005 bdrms.. 1g. Fla room. Workshop, many other extras. $25,900 323 SIll Neighborhood SANFORD LAKE MARY area, 7BR MASTERS ON THE LAKE -Apart __ 4I-Hous I Very Exclusive Dellary. Adults Lovely large I room, air, Ideal for retired persons 372 losi _... ns 41ouses Live one month free Sevilla Gar dens, 7i)1 Sanford Ave Spacious I & 2 BR apts . eat fl kitchtn. shaç' carpetl,q, plenty C101etS From $150 377 0146 or Iii _.. _________________ - : IIRIIIIII1II _________ _________ i1IM1 �_________________ -- - - -- --------" - - -- __-, - . rwr.1t - , f T --e - - rr - -r I-. '-5-'fl - -- - - .. - . 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I( __ g 24 K r- M ,5 1:W ~, E: ,7. - 0 ..' . t . FIVE-YEAR•OLP 50N, PRINCE VALIANT 5. - - ,, V; &S 1 - - MILE5TCEIp1T1rTOpyO 0 .-17,~, __ 1 -~ ^ m.-- z U . ~ . ~ §~ * a 6; 9) 22,.& I - a- . 1;7; 1 1-0. ,4ri, c E . ~ -1--:2-1- 4i - kk, ___1 = c) m q C4 aq . -. I I . F Y ar g :-: & g ~ n -0 FF,5 a . __ __ M ;--- ____________ Now . - - - - - - -- - -_-_-____ - _ ________ .- - -7~i ik"~ �An 04M C an Al HEH __ ___ THAT'S UIT 4 L04 iggIciis L1TTL PRdDA..rn, _ 1067 $69 IF You OP APITHMATIC C M AI Sov Thu Po&L1M... HEH Ni It CL A14 EM O MI (Iq CASES LIKE 171 5 BeS7 TO BACK )DOWN... No TELLI NG 2 ELF _6~i VPCIN& 1 \ 'fl XRPU$TOGO SIX APPLItS AND MARY WITH THAT SToP1 HoloD IT AM Y PUgTNg Oldt UMTIL 14ARY HAS AT LEAST AS Akrr ___ • __ __ j: __ __ • p ; • - Pil l (C __ __ 1 INTO [...Aso, ASWo , RL (N 11 A PIF NT AM ICA Th NW A WAE1 /\ NFP W sgg5 \ SoEs, IS NO A PLACE: W , r • r lZqTHROP Dick Caval li by I T INLAo AN A LIMTD W AR 1 OF ¶ FUTh "AS A PITCH N' B' BURNET (S IN A CLASS BY HIMSL" — OF -romoRfeow MS. 1 \ ) / ( / IT SAYS HR HESA CONTROL OLD SCHOOL HE ) ___ -- I( 01 A AINST.'1 41 W SO M\S OF CLASS '\ 1E.L YOU WHA-r1 oiNc TO STAY IN 5Cooj ) ___ ANP WArr FOR -MINGS -M l POL-1-r H15 WHEN HE 67A IN /OKAY QK THOFF— 1 b :1 IT 60 KAPNS I'M o AR5 W6 GO(Wo CA Fill a— 'i • OUR - _r 06,* -1 BOARDI NG by HOUSE XT~5 TAE FOURTH PHONETop'l SALES PiTCH Les Carroll •) -- ______ LL LET ME AN5WE . ________________________________________________________ - - H YOUR VILEiMil OVER TH06E CALL61 • •i Il kinq r'uthng a the freezer the night before Then. viace in a plastic bag before putting gn HOW TO TURN q DEAR POLL a ncopsmd S Important Extra I r MNTOFMy1'( i. BE IRKED! F COULD Z 8- •,sibie skirt No 83 Sizes A. IT WA'SN'T kN D IT 23' to DEAR PO 31 i avo't iris to wear ow you can easily Cut another out of newspaper i .15 irch of each colw _______ 171C CLIT PY DAY 09.40! Tito I HAVEN Y BEEN ?ETEREP IN =r NEH HER' I GAVE TE MA6AZINE GIRL THE SCREEN Poc'R NUMBER HI NUMBER TO THE BQOkELLEg 5 10-6For. SLIT ROW YOU V0 - ON -A REAL HOOPLE COUP,.. HAR-RUMPH! ___ 823.5 • - ____ -• go out ' JOYCE -Xr 8334 look to tills (JaShilliL,ij)lt! % 10, i-241 -' Guide is in Small, Medium or Larae Size kledium S - NI - ____ open after it is turned oil and lill(loop the heat in Uktce he Sew Dashing V (114)2syards54 yard C011 inch plus trast I ____ A%70 R#41VVE Favorite 8334 with Ihe coat diess Is always f avor ite. N Ptoto•Guide is in Sizes 10 1024': Size 12 isi 2 yards Minch r4fiWSPAPeR wkkA PINNING Use nowspapers DEAR to aJo se 6 To 75 tij 14EA Inc. TV Zeg Urrat 011,f ,t__m_ - il move '\ _=- I s; ____=_#i---- .-:- - eb -.---5 ') '•;. 0 'Sc top postage and handling with name, III address. pattern number thd iiisst to PArtijims lo#fo. l ittirspapor), Sox 4380, Allifildillown 111listion. Now York. Mi ORDERng DEAR POLLY r buns I remove the bottom rack rom the oven and use it as a coolPARS ngrack 11 •_-i --- - — ==y —•- -------=- -- --4--=--.=: -I A M14I -iiii-le M, js L .54 I ••• DEAR POLL - When I \ wear i hair I find Iney come off much faster and easier if I run cold water over thill rather than hot. The cold water makes thern stiff. It soft, they cling - LI 5099 So Dainty ,-- ~I' CROCHET THIS DAINTY hat and Ing and 3urnmer outfits. Pattern No. 5099 has complete crochet dIrel tions for set. 11?NEd00rs II ladies pull-on slaLks use small bits of color- fast bias tape. seam bin. ~ing or braid to mark the back& of ho ailipments. — HELEN, TO ALI E R E 440V FL AST 1IC_ CLOVE 5 EASI ER AF ui W6, RUN COLD WAT149 q4If RDER: for O Sind $00 p a ill postage 9c ;ns handling *11h narne. siddrtitas.,palitistin THEAJ - X%q 7-1 stc gloves for tint ng my DEAR POLLY Putting noleF %vant the children to see on the T'V is title, but ours go directly !0 the refrigerator for snacks, I find such s to the with little t owels. They do just as good a job LINDA and the cost is zero Poitly psys t1,00 lot overli, 404 used Solid Merl to her, ' k, this iiiiii- wilplisper , - -- loon __________ PEAR POLL To cap on tlIIrq t U lalways leave the oven / I Itill: IT? - 0 - • ; POLLY I have knit many doll ski outfits following di, ections I clipped from a small magazine After fepeated use. the d!rc,,I:ons became worn, I place the page in a plastic sandwich bag and can now reacl both sides without any molll %Near and tear. BESSIE. paper. Presto' A new pattern —L I S'n and sweater letters or emblervis will find they are much easier to remove when the sweatef s washed it they are put on ",,in F be sure to catch it with the fabric when pinning the pallern on. Sinip- Rl OPOITIeN Geerleaders IVJOVE! 6HE ON YOUR EfTICING - drilrill will thaw to a COLD liquid WA5 NO UM, YASF YOU'LL GIVE ME YOUR NUMBER ILL) I REFLECT DEAR POLLY others who have number and site to PA r rgRNa this nowspoperl, sell 4396, Midtown Station, New York, MY 10010. �-. I H : 71 A oidi thlweei< ____ 0 t T.M. Reg U.S. P4? 0?? 1,. C (: : 2 I•q_J QJt• e put in writing Wednesday Thursday. Weekend favors family affairs — GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Beneficial conditions for advancing seIT social sgrist Tuesday. Watch your spending interests through friends Friday. - ____ Doc Ift tO óO 1 o "I'LL HAVE TO ADMIT YOU WARNED ME HE WAS A PERFECT GENTLEMAN' "YOU'D NEVER GUESS FROM THE FRUMPY WAY SHE DRESS ES THAT HER HUSBAND A PLUMBER, WOULD YOU?' .J I ), L. ______ I) - : _ AL MAd t1 - CANCER (June 21.July 22) Best results come if you keep plans to yourself Sunday, Monday. An unexpected reward Tuesday. You get offcourse at midweek. Friday: Favorable for linatices. LEO (Jul 23A 21) Advantages are gained through friends Sunday.. Don't VY 131k out of turn Thnrsday. BJ days: Friday, Saturday. t. 22) Im rtant. profitable oals can be realized early VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. - - ' In '' )i I .5 tA © 1975 bj 'ill' r- bor oOes (P' Jqt \i .c__J•%1 qt 7 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Good nm Monday gets you off to a perky A agreement Tuesday. Domestic problems midweek. rriday it. fun, but be sure to guard your temper Saturday! day Be carefulwithpossessonsy. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Best ideas come to you at I he beginning of the week. AMBITIOUS AIMS ARE STYMIED Wednesday and ThursdaY. Something you hope for is within reach Friday. Hurnor your mate Saturday. OFARid Loll RIMEE PREDICTS NOW tA Y IV 0 "THE GUY THAT DATES SIS ON FRIDAYS IS A REAL MOOSEF 1111111111 ('TIS JUNE ! 'TIS JtJNE! L3 T14FRr IF AlrEpro. TOASTER FOR MY WIFE!" = 111111 MUCN AS POSSI&F, YET ~,crAllm KmoW 14rs Srl,44 1014,F0, AND Y01J ANP HIS 51.Trk-e ARE "AND I'D ALSO LIKE A I $ Tom K — 0, VI Gr TH 0 170A R THI~ &Ay RAISY YFUMS ) E SOFT R05F OFA MAIPFN',S FLOSH —————— Stude -_ — — -SERW/CE — NOTE: Send I.tt.ii to Bttsilc. Bed. Oso!, do this newspaper, P.O. Sot 182, North Olmited, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot answer all the letters, only the ones of gen.rl Interest. Ryan luII.zuuu, 'b — W., parin;%rs Monday, fuesday. Possible loss through a business deal Wednes day. Don't loan to friends Thursday. Best days: Friday, Saturday 5 ThE WfrK OF: 14IME 9-Iq SEGINS ACRSONS IqORN UM2,FR 7Hr SlroNS OF A RIOS A NO GF COMIA16 r14R0j1C7H FRIE'AIPS A N0 CON TA OPrN j3U*r'IOU MUST C-;ET YOUR 70~5 IN OUIXI-Y 6F.rORj5 1 1' St AM S SHUT PUR7A(G 7141S RFR1019,, ON TNE AIAT10A(AL e VEL WE **,L L S Fr CON&RrSS allA VjF /A/ A 46 04 VEAP, MORE IMAGINATIVE MANNER'.M/P WEEK, WHEN THE 81iSIVESS' COM,41(JNIT'YASSESSETS cosrc c raENEwpg%,AMs, 7HV MAY PEEL. 1HEE IS J.J77LE TO C,LIEg 400111. AT WEE-k-1 \I1'17EMPM4SlS ON 7AVEI_WILl- 5E HEAVIER TWA Al US(/44, - OF HIS AFFAIRS AS 'FIRST LET ME SAY, SIR, THAT YOUR TOWEL IS THE SPORTIEST I'VE SEEN THIS WEEK!" SAGITTARIUS 'tWv 23-Bec. 21) Lucky through close associates and I I CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Unexpected opportunities pop up in your u work or career Monday, Tuesday — act wisely. Be matters Wednesday. Thursday. Gains through others F iday. XR~ AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Social contacts made early In the week %ill prove helpful later. You fall behind on work Wednesday, Thursday. A PISCES (Feb. 20March 20) Monday, Tuesday are good days for concludiiig difficult situations. Avoid speculative involvements Wednesday. A social disappointment Thursday. C.areer benefits toward weeks end. 1 ————————— OUR BIRTHDAY.. ner nts r "V this Week and this Month . '0. V. 1 1,/,8 Id U,~VDg~ ls, ~) 1) rAMK#V A IZE" tq 7S A PORWN W;40 TIVEMM 1j"499 ( ov WHO HAS THIS A SRFCT IS OF HAPPfFNINGSARS~S t30AV W14104 Tk40Y'VC- -.. ____ • - '• .•$"•' • ••' i - Ill IL iFIEY ______________________ KfEP A5EA ST ___ ( -41 ..;, y. beneficial agreement Friday. Careful w ( UNPER 7HE PART WA I-OSES I TS A1FW A A112 S16N OF aFMIAll SEF THrM UPSrA(iF TH5M. WHEN THIS OCCURS THEY / --- THE NKLINEr GOLPUs OF CROSSIN& THE T' PALM OF I- + 1 THE JAIN&i YI WHilE AS A&HOSYF7 ___________________ ________________________________________ I ONEOFJIJNE.~ -rF,:o,MF! FOYOHI Foy, VC-Pil(i! ______________ -' _ C ____ Wv-1 '•. I If. b-v I I"f.'.sI ___ +4 Jjj :.- ;. _ OUT OUR WAY — HEY BUTCH, YOU COMN' ou7' FOR P"RACTICE? 0 06 7/w _____ PIANO AGAIN, HUH? RON R.IGHr./ 7 d Sulllwa3m b IT MUST BE FRU5TRATING C1 YEM.' I HAVE TO RE'50RT Tr.) LITTLE. I-RICKS WMMFR VACATION VY 001,iiliiiy, 6VMMFR VACATIOW5 YOURF RI&f4T UFNJY YA1100 4M06T HFr, .&;i. 1 Alk rw fl 47 F WELL, IT 4;UES GIVE ME WHEN YOU WAIl A MftJLJ1! ybLJ A'To &F OFF p'ooti __________ 6LJR I 2'Q, —----A'' f,QO(J AG VQtfl&TA FWIJ!~-5H WITH MY16PRIN& VACAT(00 60MMUR VACATION 1 FCFtijjy WA01- TO 170 WHEN I T'5 OVE 9 pump- Ir / ! A, de A2 -8 _____ J "dolopm '/•/f =:)s 9 '=,T Pr - • • - .. • -. .•• \ :-_ .._ • •-_;-_ - ,• --. .•••_-.-._ .: .. . - • r .. -. ( : .. ' ,• •.-•-- - -. . .p - . - + . -._._ • • 3 .. •.-. ' - I \_ . ... — -_.-: ' . -. - : ' _' -. 17 .--4\. -- - . -,• •.. . - -: •. :. - �CAMPUS CLATTER THESE cszi LAWS CA LL FOR w " \ by Larry Lewis by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY .JZTh IMPOSSIBLJ OUR MN'9 1At'J IN ATHLETICS e frFVBRGO&OSEQu , E$ IPFEENCE6 r1.1e '.J 7#15 15 =f5T 551 ________ AtR4OY OPENED/TI IVE EV MDI r fivi N7P fAMILY.. WE PRIZE! RT/ON 5•/ -- II Ko et STILL, IF Cr IT'S T1 L.A r SUPPOSE WE SHOU0 I'L LET YOU va $JE, A UTILITY INFIEL.DERI AND PAN ç%) (TASIE FRO/V1 T1LAT,'\ *40U'LL HAVE TO CATCH UP ON YOUR OWN ") •$2 NEVER MIND JUST (I 0TH 1AEVERY- i%tXU7NE'V- il, 6(1555 " N l ~ -- Mg J MNr ____________ i Ft CAPTAIN EASY JL15T THINK! VACATION TIME WILL 50ON 13E HERE.' NO MORE CAR POOI:- 93 9. 2 MO MORE NAGOINO THEM TO OET 1JP EVEKY Fj$ __ by Crooks & Lawrence l( NO MORE HA55LINC7 ALLEY JL15T 5TAY HOMEEr V E-;ZY PA Y! THEY CAN V OHI I KNOW LOO~jYZ FRUITS AN' NUTS iiF!f!ffllr[U KOO? 11111 p111111111 11 by Dave Graue ."BUT I: SUR5 OU kNOW YOURDIDN'T SEE AW I SELF -MERS'S NOTHIN, ER~4 SINKING YOUR HIS PLACS!LENT H INTO A SUCCU- .lII _ -s -MEN SEE IF HE'S ~MKE A WHIFF 0 TEN DER I TASTY __ c'c'wrrr. I p1 J400, Qux JJjf1 Ar OIL fill 6,4 ddL RD OF EDUERTION GIMMS 'THAT! WHAXS `T NOURSELF? LISTENING 10 '40U W,TER VON OF ME! YOU FOOD Awe . i JOflNNYWONDER d4 ACROSS) MY NAMS by Dick Rogers Do 2 3EtXSCXXaXmAS POP 60 OF FUN AND GAMES ______________ I lby AlVermeer "17 rr- Z ili OR • 19 TO PUZZLIE 800i LAy_ *_Y No 5w , 10 ACROSS \ e 5 DOWN RAMO CITv 6TATi c;0W Q , W T 10019 nRTURECOLORS FROGS... __________________ I_ i' _ r F*,W A tL -- O14 -p . j '- - You S-4QULO AL-40 AC1* IN MOFt , 1.0 WOL.t' GflEg, L.'<. VEgyThlG 1HE W0 WAYS . . Xta I TWN&s9K' x ---.---._- ;i - - ----- - '''n V>. • -- ftf i.(-s - Ai"600 MW ON ISACH "sOR M W51.L AS ON -_ -'-'-- AIR 6M __ 1FRCArC1 OOZ frJS'C1cPANc' - W 4ENWESMEALUEON1WOECE6 -------J ___ I ib/ 91thow # I c- I r 1L2-' ) , w % . --- . ~M I (c/ this n.i=,) OSox 1335 ($UNDV) uhN O c37 ni- . -•-..--. ______________________________ _________________ San'* crur, Calif. 98081 _ _- 1_4,_.______,._-_,-_-.._ -.4---- -•-----.--- •-'-; . 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", =_ PJ/U . .- _1 .!.._1-- . 04 q1V - _________ . FREEDOM - 4 - 21 _ - YOUG -- - . ' - 3y - . C . TAND)NG IN TI4 WAY OFYOu . ./• - . - ; D' ____ . trc r- _ ,y . .•.>.- J ! i — - . . .,, , if - ii -ii / ¶. 19i5 Held Stall wrIter ______________ 1 HE I UH Tk WE FIGGER.ED, I4Er Lit UPOY' , - 0 1 . n _*~P-~K i SADOUP N' , L 3TART MIXIN CEMENT! -- (/ . - ISO - -1I p - I WN' ts;-_ I WP 10I _05 I I ;; V 01 1. ' r / - I .• .. - - i - - ~ 49lelr _ ' .' ____ / - . ,1. .. O il -: , V1 - v ' ShtrUfsthpartment calling in off-duty deputies of Seminole Memorial Hospital bfh injurks received In the fire - 4 . --.---.- - 'I : evil ' 11 It 10 vivo 4inford Police . 4'- II .4 -_ ,~,,"___..___.,.___ _,4~P_-Vn_ - - Department control the situaon. -~1 ... ___ . - prisoners to --,- . lymu4 . i% 7 : around the jail and County A fire of undetermined origin broke out at the Seminole County J&0 dwrtly before noon today and tion as members of the Sanford 1 Sheriff's dePuUeS sfoes, according to State Atioey Abbott He 's office.Among th e victims iremen reported that Jas n Fire Department and Seminole clad was Jailer, Robert Sloore. Robert Gilrnan3, of Orlando, County Fire Department did all had been visiting his grand- they could to I lt the fIn. autos for joyrides, officers said, mother, M Joyce Holloway, aqd about Th per cent of the a was pulled fm ke Most of the dage .eLi icr w .e.I a aLL't peared Lu & oft smoke a d* wOodLtpa3Wbn disapeaced Uflder the water. water nazt.bnttbenjof just arrest ad been reported stolen in Orla ndo. Apparently the youth took the F!i r es F * 1 ill: :1 V guard the prisoners. The the * Courts Cit ' y Cdmmission tr 5; ..1 "0101 I %hile the Seminole County a t the trntrgs lijl 11i. 1I TiPI at the Altamonte Mall parking "This clears up 10 stolm:car dertdvsh. it couW not be determined at wasn't breathing whe lotSaturdayafternoonwatched eases for us," Pary said. He :\ number of the autos we fromthewakr,butwasrevjved The Hera s tress time. as a 14-year-old south said the juvenil e told police stripped of accessories such as by a fire department rescue Seminole juvenile abandoned a Sunday where they can find radios, officers said. There trc mu of at (Tew that responded ta the call. Volkswagen when it ran out of other missing stolen cars in Some of the stolen vehicles The child was ansporte to IcaFt one death, but that was Q gas. The office apprehended wooded areas in the south ended up In area shopping the hospital by ambulance, unconfirmed. the boy as he attempted to take Seminole area. center parking lots where they officers said. another Volkswagen from the By GLENN MLAND Pary said, in addition to the were left in favor of other VWs being sent to the city. The ditches at StrawberryAvenue Sanford pohce have arrested Police radio reports lot, police said today. Altamonte Springs auto thefts that were then stolen, police two juvenile boy-s County has placed curb and and 18th Street, south across Ifecald Staff Writer for entering a repo;- led one prisoner at Detective Jim Pary said cleared, that another 15 cases of .said. pipes on the southside only, the set into drainage pipe. school without breaking and Seminole Memorial to be In today that the arrest of the the Orlando and Winter Park A bill from Seminol , Count) . raiding the shoulder elevation and dose parrallel ditchu , ,,ri A three-year-old Orlando boy posseion of marijuana and I juvenile has cleared at least 25 police departments and the was listed In satisfactory sheriff's deputies are probing critical condition , How many for 119 602 covering work and blocking drainage from he north side of the stret: auto theft ass most of them Seminole Sheriffs ° o partment abutting property in scveral st l8th Street is expected t nd,on today at inter Park seekend v andalism at The city wi ll lso ur, invoMng VWs, in Orange and have been cleared up by the Memorial Hospital after nearly ('asselberr be rejected tomght as Sanford places suffered from the smoke k schools. itio Seminole counties. arrest. Knowles said e City' Commission holds i f t West 18th paen o anadd nal dring Sunday afternoon in a The juveniles, ages 16 and 11, inhalation was unknom cent of the materialcos Set pament grades sumt session at pm. w ere discovered in the Gold. inches aboveprosiding the are The lee corers the city's "now 7 to 91 sboro As I iceligh Elementary and police adimplemented prior to the next share of matcrial for curbing design of city paing plans on mtnistratiu nffic bwldrng officials did all within their and drainage along 18th skee t all intersections on the city City Commission meeting. late Sun(Lay night by Patrolman power to free the Inmates from West and City Slanager Warren side" of the street. At the same time, Knowles Tony Brooks Jr. while he was the Jail, shouts from the "Pete" Knowles has indicated This will require revamping will . recommend the city con. % Brooks reported he "smelled cellblocks could be heard on the he will recommend the city not of city construction plans for the paving job," Knowles said. sider legal action against the biU. a burning odor" and said streets below as the inmates Seminole County concerning instead of full payment, the Board of Th e counts- wantsthemonev three marijuana cigarettes were hollering to bt Cou Cori 06 at the begi confiscated were Knowles will offer another missioners rejecUon of a city and the smoke-infested area. because they have run out of suggestion that the dt), approve petition concerning double Hepresentaties of the mission to consider proiding The presentation will be smoldering remains ola fourth an advance payment of 50 per taxa tion. funds, Knowles said today S a • • ,% full investigation as to "T ren °f ' r re 'ulations on s J H' comm ission w e e found. the use of rnaoe a h cent or $9,801, to the county IliL checked the job J The youths were turned over begin immcately to i FO.SJ ~ tomorrow will request hoopnets in the county's lakes meeting beginning at 9:30 rs to reliese deter and learned the cowty has prothng it The county has replied Lu to to state Division of Youth mine the cause and origin of the changed the Seminole County Corn and r1ers in the courthouse, room without dr;iinage parkeLs behind curbs, the effect that no plans ) age 2 pccvide drainage ouUet from Knowles rorted discussion oraco of the l -, -•- - .. began evacuating inmates, Indicated that ,01 1 10 40 by *PoI!ce boa! " - AL Action they've cTacked a one-man auto theft operation that had plagued area low enforcemt agees ~ / I .,- - j - - Sol idtntiIied at press Youth Nabbed In Stakeout 0 . f not Aufo Thefts Said Cleared k ________________________________________________________________ - , ' -- a u .• I ans and police cars, were used Altamonte Springs Police say - -- . . . - VIVO I., Il l.. SChool and keflranfley High t his morning and at Oviedo High Flo ri da IIospll NOrth• tonight officially ending the 1974-75 school ar. (herald Color Photo b) Bill Vincent) Some of the of I-duty deputies ________ ' near the Jail. guard _____-i . This group of happy youngsters breaks through the doors of Sanford Middle .School enroute to saried and sundry vacati plan hit ' minnie County Sch s)sttm be Iatmuaj SUMMER . 0~ "% I t I j... i under called for "all the assistance we ^ I F r)4 I I held --- inmates were being 0. * t - - - FE il1 out, the Sheriff's Department First reports w A, I WAS SNIING.., . I (Z~ / - L_ C' (11 .I i . tdfica1s immediately began evacuating by Sto ffe 1 & Heimdahl I'M HERE TO SEE T-(AT MY PART/ iy)llce radio transmissions. Jail ofliclals immediately BTJGS BUNNY — mimle County Jul]. - ELMEP/ . -14 07 0-i males taken there, according to I - I WE IO1TA 3ET RIP Y )R HE'LL 130THER ii, I, Is% -Lea --so I" , , ~ :. , II I E-a - I guard died it,jay h,a _ - - V i er Other prisoners; ^41A - ___00r 4, ~ - : I-. IFloiss — 4- risoners S I _ ~ I.. ii rire i i ~i6:v k -Z ILI, -, - I L-11-- .- VJ, , . , t 7 _' ~ i I - 4j . I 1 - v l~, C F . k. Irn - ;-' .. *0 . VA. 4A.V . - I Wk% ~ /,' F .I , V , ", 'IN .10AIrz ia.alw.,T190% . -% __` ,_ - - I I I'' 11111111 I -_51~ . .1% - i, I.s!"', - q , (- C - ___A\ ,-- t ) I • . - ; -L L L-' * C — 0 0 ill K --, __ ! I--~-7, _ _. ._!:`~ -,_ N~l~ .I. .9 I.__;1 ____" IN 'P' - ino e oun S - .- 1 -4 0 - I_- I J1 =1 I-! . '111 = _ - ..:,r - Sanford, Florida 2771-Price 10 Cents -, 9 I , 1975 ' - ____ - ---.--.--- ---- -. a --C - - - •1 .1 I -S TY - 0 NOT! Ns --ou ''o coui WORRI ED I 1EC, ) IE RE CUM ES TI 'AlE LCOtVII N3 ____ __ . :. . ~ - N f - 17 by Prank Hill - - WE1H FiRST IN ThE PAS _T OPEl GN ERS TO 1-1EV SEEN 1 V/SIT JAPA NI i , A MANY YEARS. _____ __ __ —'— f FRIY - 9-1 -1 - - YES, 14 Is IS A DAY.J CoMMOcoRE 15 IN A !-;,t_- _, WELL., FAIZ14SW0137147 :~§ A -- 001" IL U J d -. - - -1_ . - ele d L... i - - - - - - a i — p = 1; ; I I 3K W -. ______ I j MAB A ' ____________ D __________ I To Be S kJD HIM C D" I # L S :t I .- I - ! ,16FM I ._ W_ r; - -1. - L & _ X~ :k - 9: ;I = I V / sq#R-FtE -- -_ _~-__ r . - AA W ., - .- ,4- , .ql - 3 n __ _ = -M __ -, - __ , - . QJ r~ ) 9 , aP 7 -1 __ ___ I - - . / Inside Today , - ; : i 11_"_____ C10~~(P A111> - '' IT C6 K _~q _.; 6 I A BRAMDY! I Orioles both just barely inis.sed turning in - I' - - -FI) , i I i~ i _4d-i - I :i ,~;,-I~ q am W -_ - ____ 0 -- Z __ = ! -d ~_* .-- -at T_; ____ I" I -_ i 4 _________________________________ _ — .-- /"' 4W -7 Z 22 :=_--a I I I d n 0 Around the Clock - / t, It - 1% . 1 611 Ion -T -- ~ - -_-.-~ 'esterday'shlgh89,(h'ernightlow6'9. Rainfall was Inches. Partly cloudy to occasionally cloud) the afteimoon and evening hours. Highs in the upper Ns and low 90s. Lo%s In the 70s. Variable mostly southwest 10 to 15 mph, stronger and gU.4ty near th'in dershowers. Rain probublilly 20 per cent tonight and 40 per cent tomorrow. Complete details and tide% are on I'age _ -. ___ tji~ .--.. to k (hstrict property near Rand IL Yard's Sidir, * Also, the board will consider single family dwelling property west of Doold Road. Reports of te county department heads will be delivered to the Vofird during . __ = - - - --- -------.- ~ --- — - ~ - --.----.__- - .. ~ --.----.--... ~ I : - - —.---------.---,.v-=----------=s--.---- -- _ - ~ - -- --fl---------- - -=-------.------ - ~ I ----=----------- - -- . . -_---..=- __ - __,~, 94 - __ 1 - 0 - - __ -, -, 0.=V% _ T V1.1 I -_ - '_ -__ - _T11 V_j-W.Aw"AWL . . - AN 42 I wal . *4W-, _,_ -.5 -- - V / - 4f ~__ is SEMINOLE GRADUATION ruatin class 433 strong rrceic-d its diplomas at Cornmeneement exercises at .Seminole High School thk moming. Addressing the thronx of proud parents, rclatives and friends Ringling. Both hono r students plan t fuilJ,..r t heir CdUU,f - _ - S_SS__ - _fl __ ... — S 'haron as a pre-med studetit at the UnIveriltv of Florida and Charlotte at thr Uni%erslty (if Nt-A Ilamp%hlre. %here she'll major in e1erivary medicirA'. -- .--_, IK rz_y__~ ___ ___ -.-. - I i;1 I I __ , J a, 'A W 1 - _. _. .- ~ M -. s.._._... s-___t -_ W I . . g__J,F,ri . .) 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The full .story is on Page I - / - ,;-;) - %. 4 --,-- _ZZL_-i --__ - - 7~._av 7:_Z.l _~ i-Q! Ck - t District If the board adopts the i ell -1 I .0 ~4 .ji - IR QA T 0 .; . I ordinance, detailed plan for rl :4 . - liaving a public auction of theseand inany more itenis on June '0 nr (it Lois, 'et' story tind phot. i '( r)RIMK, SEE_ - : tI , I C-75 r -I - __- nty - . = - __A -_ i 'ht Bu FOSJ 1 - . .4~1 —i 9. i= 11 --= -_-. - - ~ J fl , . I JO I' County Ban On Hoopnets by Ho,wle a9chneider 11 ~ 5 & - -. -.. .. . . -.? � 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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I , - it RV _ n j go ___ __ ( , ______ 2# _- - _ .- tA " __ I _____ - I . ... , -,:, , - _:__z . ( . Evening _ .___ Henild 67th Year, No. 248—Friday, June 6, 1975 Sanford, Ficrida 32771—Price 10 Cents -jfr ______ _ _____________ . - ~1= -.5 ` - __ N, .. pe _- .- - - -4 a (D , a 11 - = 1< 8 U~ :T'd M W_ -, ~Z ; - Ir C Zr = C a- ;F 41 - __ _ '. 9~b I I 0 , - " - 1%_i_. 14 7 ` - - - - -M_______- -_) . " --- - , u - _____ e u es us ect i:'_ i ! 2 ~ . I4 - . - , - . — a, ,, "a * 4, M ILA ____________ r—iI m. 0 ,0 CU W . 7U . - n S g 1111111 . .-. r^ , I - I. . I - . liv __-,-r- -7-1 . r Q tmo m ware . rN CL 14 to M. 30 Z ___ ____ ApTam . 11 ~ 00 0 a 3 = . . . - ____ Z .... - - , 14 A circint judges '9 in _tl * 's 2-4 ;~ U) I CP It 0 *t . I ftt r 1j tul for murder Hall apparently surpriset' even Juhan when being Ut "lth Cl) K -4 ., S 11% 11011 LLOYD II( r tid Staff Writer 4 j-J I ruling tit [fall didn nk hekiiowswhat 'suoinaon Ithink the offsrers did everything that could be r ... - . . .. r\ .- . _____ I ________ 6 -_ ~ ", :. . ... . Hall testified if YOU tell it flOw it will be ied that he Hall made after being warned statennt yesterday y have tad or ite, other than of his rig1. $ lighter on you" Hall said he r. .. .delael or een acuttle4 the -une, and that he didn't t know - what would be Van Hook said today that doesn' . states First-degree murder . what a paper stating he Mcregors ruling ls being i i -' ~0 C) case against Hall, now urderstxIhisrightais —when reviewed by State AU) Abbott When Abbgy testified he 1.. scheduled for trial next week he signed it when booked into Herrings office and may be revealed that he hadn't taken r Hall of 515 Peachtree lane, jail or at the present time appealed to the Fourth District Hall directly from the arrest Altamonte Springs, Is accused I to be booked into Jail but McGregor rued that Hall, Court of Appeals at nest Palm . in the March slaying of his next who said he only had part of a Beath If an appeal is filed it stopped off at his office in the door nei hbor, Lemo Lovette, first grade education in a Hice- would stay the scheduled trial, same building where Hall told I -t— .!7 _ -_ --- ;z M - - 0_, - . I and the bunalof1ettesbody yule, Ga., school, didn't corn otherwise the state is reported him he had fired several sho _ -__.L CA --._ E# %, . .. ., rW-Z!% -'. , I underneath a trash barrel in the prehend his rights to keep silent still preparing to go to trial next into the ground but that fie I ; _,- !-f, victim's back yard. and to have a lawyer as soon as week. didn't kill Lovette. ". `1. Defense ,attorney Ned Julian he was arrested in the shooting "Are you aware of the court's There was conflicting D RAFFTING TING CLASS Members of the Seminole High School drafting and designing technology class, Robert Schmidt in- Jr. yesterday, in a three hour death of 4g year-old U ette. testimony by sheriff s in esti- administrative order that %tructor, recenily displayed their scale modeli of homes , hearing before Circuit Court Ahleh they designed, drafted blueprinix for The court also said it was gators as to whether Hall ac- prisoners must be taken 0 Judge Robert B. McGregor, "disturbed" over an alleged knowledged his rights when directly to the jail for booking . From the looks of their efforts, was successful in getting a these fourare gentlemen might well become our David designers of tomorrow. tor1g1it, 0 offer of some type of reward read Miranda warnings from alter their arrest' McGregor -. Jernigan, Mark .Slmcoe, John Corso and Steve Pedigo. (Herald Staff Color Photo by Bill Vince nt) statement Hall made to Lt. or leniency" by officers to Hall cards and as to whether he was asked the witness in a raised George Abbgy after his arrest if he would make the statement taken to a house on Teakwood voice. There was no answer Mar h 12 ruled inadmissabip that Assistant State Att. Lane in search of a gun before Cirntinued On Page 2A . - IN - ~\:_ W 1. . I I _______ I ___________ 1 o*1 It Z. Z _____ _____ - lill • :olfl c _________________ Q - VA 4 is il r, t7, .1 A. 00!. .: . - . ~ r.: I.4 . .0 'A,1 t, - . . ; -~ 9 :[ Q !3 ;lp- Z_ -_ - - , = --,-, - _- - - 3:. 10 X 'a, C ~ mo " fi " ce t i ~ - -_ - I r 4. I I .1-1 C __ ••-.- __ - I ____ _____ - - 1. .-I_. =_J_ I, 4 ' . - - . ______ . t - af- ., _t IN ~.-ni-__ t !t M__ I- 1 . 3 MaM __11 - - - __ ___ n ___ _ Of 2 .03 00, . _______ __ - - -.1 - ___ ______ -----.---. _____, - - Ii- ( F =_Tl . (I _. __ - $3 anf0tyl com A~~. 1JJ]i ____ on Sees Waterfront Com lex Vision Issi By GLENN Mc('ASLANI) Herald Staff Writer ( Brailey J. Odham was the other the development of a really- fine "With a city- hail as one focal two thit you feel are the best something about the city- hail the existing city hail could be However, he said this would as the-ins and outs" of building new section to downtownSan- point and the county building as plans" for the city hall study. problem. renovated "feasibly" at a cost not include landscaping, a new city hail complex was ford, lharn told the Coin the other, that section 'Then you will have I feel the Commision is of a of less than $1 million as parking, architect fees or in A vision of a sparkling (liscussed mission in an Impromptu (Seminole Blvd. , Fulton, something better with which to mind to do something but compared with a $18 million stalling an elevator in the twoSeminole Blvd. business Both suggested the com- speech before them. Commercial and French work," Kelley declared. what we don't know yet," figures estimated by five story building. complex development -with a missloners give "serious Odham told the corn Avenue) could blossom into a The two men made the Mayor Lee Moore said at the members of the city hail review Melvin recommended that new city hail at one end and the study" to locating a new city rnisslone: fine complex," Odham said. remarks during a noon session close of the 9minute session, committee to build a new two wings be added to the courthouse at the other was building on a 14-acre site on 'Where are you going to go, "I favor - because it's been of the Commission with atThe meeting was not an structure, present building and pointed drawn yesterday for Sanford Seminole Blvd., Just off Lake but to the waterfront? Sanford here so long the current site. chitects reporting their findings unproductive one, however, in "It would cost about $232,,800 out thi. wild come to a total City. CommWiciners. Slonroe, that would -give the can't develop southward into But for the bebi triterests of in various studies conducted to the eyes of the varioui c=- to brixig Un pream city haU up of a MIXIlion &1lars or less" with The "vision" came from two city a sparkling new business the Fourth Street area t*caase Sanford, the move to the determine if a new city hail rnI1oncrs. i3utlan Stanstrom to -codes e1ectdtslly,---n- -W4,*ts a quotable figure for different fronts as the Corn- development axis with the of the churdws and residential Seminole Blvd., area might be should bd built or the present left the session Feeling that "we turally and mechanicaI'," the new addition. mission struggled for 90 courthouse at one end and the areas. You have shallow zoning the best in the long run," he one remodeled to fit the city's got a lot of information" from Melvin told the gathrfng. Commissioner A. A. minutes with the thorny city' complex at the other." in the downtown and fringe concluded, needs, architect James iJim Melvin, "This could be done at a cost of McClanahan tried to move the question of "What to do about 'You know, I don't own a section of the city. You can't go Kelley not only expressed an It was Kelley"s last commissioned by the Sanford- $23 a square foot. This would (')mrnis.sion off dead center by City Hall?" without resolving piece of land in that area -but north because of the lake. But interest in thesame project. but suggestion that wound up as inino e Jaycees to do an in- include removal of old wood reporting that he was "ready ' 0 the Issue I do care about the des eloprnent there is about 150 acres or o tiLso urged the Commission to directions for City Manager depth study on the city ball and replacing it with new change my support staying Architect Eoghan N. Kelley of Sanford - and I think tMt between the courthouse and 'gather all the options you Warren "Pete" Kno S e oonng, noc ng on wa an w ere we are now" provided was one "dreamer" in the with a new city hall on that 14- that 14 acres of land Just have" and begin "eliminating commissioners could only Melvin presented the Corn- present offices, leasing only the crowd and land developer acre tract of land, you could see waiting to be developed, them until you reach the one or agree that they want to do Inison with a plan by which steel and redoing the inside." (Continued On Page A) — -, t- - ' g _____ , Pr [I ____ ____ What To Do About City Hall'At Issue ... - =. - f P - _______ ______ . -__ I __ _____ r - , , , ( a imil - 1 0; _________ - - 11 .ii.ri___. ____ L_ ?rJ,;r-- - I 1 ______ — __ _0-- - ____ ~J, 4 . 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Details and tides are on page S I 2NNOWME- k~Ir -- - - Hospital %F T'1F U -..Adlmk %= --- . - '- -- ' 1 111,"Iw _ • _____ --- ., ( ,- ' 11 ' c.' - __________ ' . I ________ ' s'- % '.. ' 1 I 4 - , % • w HU4 - A - q &"' - I . v '40 I ---..d -40 . I. F -' PRESENTED Sentencing i _. iT' 1 _e_*. .% ~- -. .,. A ; - . . I - NN ! Ir V, t vwa 9 - - ... -- -* -, .- _, I i 4 ., ' - __ ' - fz - -_ -_ pl-. - I - ' ci Sanford Police Set - - - - -- -__ - _ - - , -- r . - -_ r 4_ -_ - -_ - - Ase% I - , . - lk -.2t ,` --- ; A H IGH - ,i . they wouldn't let us use the on a sectif)n dealing with c ourier - for communication teacher transfers and reap. purposes," said Bill Moore. an pointinents. SEA team member. Moore said SEA wanted The SEA request to table the transfers which are based on lengthy article, which has been sound educational rationale Lenford Sutton, a fifth grader at Idy1wilde Elementary Schoo and con of Mr and Mrs. Raleigh Sutton of 1 Coolidge Me, subjed of some eight four hour and not on the whim of irgaining sessions came after managerial pr)nIal sithin irifnrd, rdud the (omnussiontr of Fducntion Honor Award Ilarry Pelley. chief negotiator the system. Imlay. PrincIpal Norma Ragsdale lieft) nominated Lenford for the high honor because of his high academic record, leadership, for the school board, said, Concernin involuntar y ph)sical fitness scores, and scrOce on the Safety Patrol and - We've gone as far as we can transfers of teachers, school newspaper. The award Is given by Commissioner Ralph go. There's nothing left they reasons were decided on which Turlinglon Htrald Photo bs Bill %inctnti ant to talk about that s will justify an insoluntary ntgotiabk transfer. They include reduction of staff, to implement _~~Al , • - . - , 'W i01___4r 7714 ,, Pdley said the request to use the courier service does not involve wages and hours and A crestfallen Seminole conditions of employment Education Association (SEA) thus he rejected SEA's request. sesterday watched tt'e school SEA on the other hand, up board team torpedo the settion until a few months ago enjo on association and teacher the use of the courier F r rights by refusing to grant distribution of literature courier service '"e'e-c thr o,l uul L SEAs Steve 1(&enthal said county s 39 schools. the school board team wouldn'tt And Moore sayi that right even respond to an SEA was taken away as punishment counter proposal concerning (or teachers exercising their the SEA request to use the rights to collective bargaining. school system's courier system. After that setback, talks sped - _____ ' Plan By ED PRICKEIT Herald Staff Writer - _________ . i Courier * Of reassignment of staff to take on Coun( il( hainnan J H (,rant newly created positions, tmplesaid the proposal guaranteed Sentencing of ft,ur former Herring's office and %%ill als,o bk, j, felt)nv. . ax ul ain 1. the firvinen everything and the Sanford pilicemen, a building sentenced June 17. 15 years ir, prison. guilty to breaking and entering elimination of existing city nothing — notesenthatany Inspector andan animal control The foirner city employes Lai Leon Payton 36 with intent to commit a felony programs or relocation of of them would be avaiiable to officer who pleaded guilty in had been chargedwith felvny pleaded guilty to attempted Maximum sentence is 15 years existing prograirs. answer lire calls connection with nighttime burglary counts that could have grand larceny a in prison With agreement on that item Grant refused to allow a burglaries has been scheduled meant maximum IS year prison misdemeanor with maximum , Raleigh Paul Sessions, Pelley feels negotiations may delay in a decision on the lot Tuesday, June 17. sentences. sentence of one year in jail, pleaded guilty to buying, begin to speed up contract, insistiiig the Circuit Court Judge Clarence When entering guilty pleas Panko pleadeLl guilty to receivivg, and concealing The veteran administrator disagreement between elected I Johnson Jr issued orders the former officers resealed intering without breaking with stolen property a said today that we want as officials and tl~e volunteers had yesterday setting the sen- they had med patrol car radios intent to a Ill meanor 1 punt been building up for three to tencing. ,% starting at 1:30 p.m. to communicate before the misdemeanor. Maximum maximum of one year in county J!ine 30 is the, end of the 6(~ four years in the Uftuit jt'dgtc' chambers burglaries of a h hardware ctore sentence is fise sears in prison jail diy ptrtod attledby eIbLi flcfc'ri taking a sole on the at the courthoust building and a school cafeteria ilhami I)ouglas Magner, 24, Ray mond Bennett 30 Employes Relations Commis issue, the city council was -enth defendant, Michael Items taken included tools and pleaded guilty to entry without pleaded guilty to breaking and sion i PERC) to com up i ii l'anko, , of Colonia, N.J., also meat wained by Bravo "the solun breaking with the intent to entering with irtent to commit contra' l eers were prepared to no pleaded guilty in the ease after Robert Ray Campbell Jr M. commit petty larceny a felony and laces a possible Negotiators have yet to I ng and Maximum sentence is five maxiiijuill 15 year prison cliscuss, wages, an iteill which 11w with State Atty. Abbott Continued On Page 2-A) t'nteLng with intent to (.Otiiiflit \(' ii in ptISOfl. Sflttflce lra fire F ihtorial ' -_ X 10' l lÀ 511 313 211 613 * __________ ______________________ FMWOMA _" Around the (lock Bridge . . Calendar (hutch CT -_ ~ I - - . . - Index = Ia. - Florida and the governing body will have no alternative but to listen and negotiate as outlined by the Flonda Statutes' Most of the 35-member volunteer force turned in firefighting gear and walked out of Vie city fire house Monday night after city councilmen soled una nimously to reject a proposed agreement which the elected officials said . No Suit Forthcoming m "q 1' -. - .4 - organize themselves, so that in the future, OU!(i problems arise, the), will be protected - ____ - ma - ___ . 0 LT ' - z *-A - CD '______________________ Z (:) :: I - I 448 No ;; - ------- - - j I ___ F , - __ - 7 4 - ~Z - art 14 3 ___________________ __ __________ - ___________________ -- __ y It'-, "lloasting Time" at Seminole High Sch tonight and Fincipal Don Reyolds Is "al; fired up" far the big event. Glenn McCasland has the details in today's Around The Clock column on Page 4 A ________ 8 _ # . - - 0 ___ ___ that corporate body or another 'Roastin g Time' Arrives '' - - — L de Toda 10 I __11 _ - I formed on their behalf, as a group outside of their solunteer position with the city of ___________ - _- or . I - snti'r ,_________ _ Firemen Braso's statement was Bravo said the group will contrary to published remarks "properly organize t:iem. of the city's public safety selves" so that the city council LONG WOOD - Carmine director Doug Keller. Keller will have "no alteriwtive but to Bravo, attorney for the Long- had said the volunteers on listen and negotiate" as wood Volunteer Fire Depart returning to the city after a outlined by Florida law. merit Inc in a prepartd walkout agrced there would k Br as a in a prepared press statement has made it clear the no contract for them from the releasc said group has no intention of giving city no incor porated 'They have unanimously up its corporatc charter and Iircfighting organization and no agreed to continue with the IruI I " will • gtvgldt (L ____ . By D(NNA FSIE.S Heraldtalf Writer 1111111~ ' I, For Next I ..l a 1100N W - _.. -. J 0 — ______- Q I Boar Rejects ___ - I -,- _--- - -__ - __ ___ -- 1. . I . . I ~ - . : . ~ . - ..?. - . . - -I -- . . ' - , .-.., 0 . . i__( ~~~~~~ ,. . . . - .- . - ----- . ., . I_ -- I 0 . %__ -- .. . -- ..- . --- — - . . . _ = ~_,__. - 1- - --- - --- - . - .- - . .,1 . p . - -.-- — .-, . .. — — -'-- , . _- - ,------.- -. ?-t -.--- - . . , •. - .-----r------ - .- . ..---. -.- -.:.. -' - - __ -'- * a_ -- =- _ - ' - -.. -. a - �''( -• -.- i'r-: -- -- v.-' - --' .r-.r -. — 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June, ins Oviedo Man Dies In Farm Mishap By BOB LLOYD IN BRIEF CIA Murder Attempts Cited By Panel Chief WASHINGTON (AP) -Chairman Frank Church of the Senate Intelligence Committee indicated today some Central Intelligence Agency assassination plots resulted in murder attempts and left open the possibility that the CIA was indirectly involved in killings. "These plots have been in certain cases more than planned," Church said in a broadcast interview. ..No actual assassinations took place with which the CIA was directly involved,' Church said. But he refused to deny that there were any in which the agency was indirectly involved. The Idaho Democrat was interviewed on the CBS-TV "Morning News" 'V Jtnwu..,io rep'irt to itsident r uru on acged domestic spying by the CIA omits any commission findings about CIA assassination plots. WASHINGTON AP) - lop Justice Department officials intend to strengthen their control over the Drug Enforcement Administration in an effort to salvage an agency ravaged by allegations of mismanagement and corruption, says Deputy Atty. Gen. Harold H. Tyler Jr. In an interview Thursday, Tyler said DEA officials 'should be made to feel they are closely a part of the department and have a close working relationship with the ranking people of the department." A major move in that direction was Ally. Gen. Edw'd H. Levi's choice of Henry Dogin, a veteran department prosecutor, as acting DEA administrator. Dogin replaced John B. Bartels who resigned as DEA chief at Levi's request last Friday. Judge Calls Saloon A Saloon MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Taverns in Wisconsin now can call themselves saloons under a court ruling being hailed as a victory for both free speech and unpretentious drinkers. Circuit Judge Richard Bardwell struck down on Thursday a state law prohibiting drinking establishments from billing themselves as "saloons." His ruling also declared unconstitutional a Madison ordinance against the use of the word. "It is time we realized that this is 1975, not 1919," Bardwell said. "There is no longer anything opprobrious or disdainful about the word saloon." said. He said no narrow wooden bridge and who lived in the same house, next of kin had been located and overturned In a deep drainage was shot in the chest. Herald Staff Writer Identification of the shooting Willie Levi Craig, 64, of 1711 ditch with the driver UnBell Ave., was being held this : Sheriff's detectives today victims hadn't been released. derneath. Deputies, county fire were reported investigating the County fire department morning in county jail. shooting death of one person department rescue crews and rescue crews responded, A Seminole Memorial and the critical wounding of an ambulance were dlspat*. bed Freeman said, and Durham Hospital spokesman said Junior another at Altamonte Springs in to 1317 E. Clemson Dr. about was carried by ambulance to Barfield, 51, of 1711 Bell Ave., what was termed "an apparent 7:30 a.m. and two persons were was listed in good condition this the hospital. rmirt6r.eitif-Ma 11 renorted taken In Florida Arthur Itt, owner of the morIng. Ca,A. L J. Kriz said little Hospital North, Altamonte was killed yesterday afternoon accident. An autopsy was tractor, witnessed the accident, Patrolman Hay Bronson when a tractor overturned scheduled today. information had been received Springs, reported that when ha reached Freeman reported. Investigators and deputies trapping him underneath the Deputy Archie Freeman from investigators working the the shooting scene Barfield told _____ case just before noon. Kriz said roped off the scene and began farm machine on Mitchell reported that Durham had been him that Craig had shot him in he had been told that a man and probing the shootings but no Hammock Road off S114, hauling corn in a trailer behind the chest with a .38 caliber a woman were found at a details on the incident were sheriff's investigators reported the diesel tractor from a nearby Sanford police jailed a 64 revolver. Police reports in. field to a truck on the other side year-old man late last night on dicated the shooting incident residence on East Clenison available from Sheriff John today, Drive, Weathersfield, Polk's office at 11 a.m. Capt. L. J. Kriz said Willie of a wooden bridge. Freeman $23,000 bond on charges of at- occurred about 8:30 p.m. Durham, 48, of Franklin Stree, said Durham had unloaded cern tempted murder, carrying a Altamonte Springs, and that Oviedo, died while undergoing from the trailer and was headed concealed firearm and use of a both had been shot in the head. surgery at Winter Park back to the field when the firearm in commission of a "One of them - I don't know Sheriff's vice squad Lt. H. C. A 48-year-old Oviedo man Memorial hospital after the tractor apparently missed the felony after a 51-year-old man, which - reportedly died at he Parker Jailed a Fein Park man man early today on drug es. Judge Rules Suspect Didn't Know Rights ""woron Ann Carneal, 19, was "one (!wyer) would be pointed out to me in court." It was 24 hours after his arrest, he said, when a County Court judge inquired and appointed a defense attorney for him, that he realized he could OP NOW AND SAVE1 FSH ( Recliners ( Cabi $cItvl t$Pills.CapiOak. A90— a TA . - IS - -. ,. - - -' '. I: . - .",. j - -:' - - '-- - i—u ring Of SCIDA Director _- C a bl e I Recep t ion E xpec ted B Octob er Me dical Approval Seen rganizations, TALLAHASSEE (AP) A controversial education bill stressing the "Three H's" and opening the door to special grants for rural schools has been approved in the final hours of the 1975 legislative session, The bill (CS-Hh3984), one. of the last obstacles that had to be swept aside before lawmakers could adjourn one day early Thursday, passed the House 93-16 and cleared the Senate 34.1., Gov. Reubin Askew will soon receive the measure. He is expected to sign it Into law, *UWA Jury Acquits Jones Of for - me split met Entry Fee Assault Charge Officials with the Seminole Olympics instead of charging Cable TV said that monthly admission. By BOB LIA)Yt) was selected and wasn't rates for the service would be Committee Chairman Bob Herald Stall Writer available to testify in the trial. $5. 50. Daehn said the entry, fee ii closing arguments, recommended, decided u po n in 0 If the ordinance is approved, today's meeting, will be passed A circuit co ur t has Assistant State Attv. Bill acquitted a 27-year-old Heffernan told the jury that the FCC then will be requested to the Golden Age Olympics unemployed burglar alarm Jones acts weren't justifiable. for approval of a license to (' miiiiittce installer on an assault with He told Jurors that this wasn't intent to commit murder the first in which a state charge In the wounding of a witness was announced and Sanford man. then wasn't available to testify. ' Sn The jury In the court of Jones had testified that he Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. didn't know' who was on the returned the verdict of innocent other side of his front door when for Tyrone Jones of Fern DINNER FOR 2 Park he jerked it open and ran out In yesterday afternoon, his blue bathrobe firing the AT JIM SPENCER'S Jones had testified he thought . WITH THE PURCHASE OF a man he chased from his pistol SNAPPER V.21 "It could ha ve been anybody apartment door and across the II1u)bc It wasn't Mr. parking lot May 6 at Society • \iuuni', 'ur lawn I'ark Apartments. S11436, Fern Jicksor" Ilcffernan said. "It's -possible he could have just been JS yu now. passing by." Large hag his residence. Jones admitted between the handles firing at least four times at the Defense attorney Thomas • -Self pr*ipelkd models fleeing man saying he was Mooney argued that his client ' hdVt' 6 forward trying to stop him for the pollee. wasn't on trial "for bad Samuel Jackson, 21, of judgment" and that the state • Rear-wheel Sanford, was shot in the right hadn't proven that Jones shot at driu'e wrLt and thigh but he disap- the "intruder" with the intent to • Autimiatic peared shortly after the trial kill as charged eevheeling jury $ jury case SA UEI V 1/2 leisctGrsvp Rev, flPIII$ W _ k Marble "" " P' Famous Brand- Burlington Hot,s. K2 3 Pc. Sectional $ ONE Popu lar Cnn*i.d Vstv, SMA&* Deiin 'y Amer an price - ONLY REG. 16$9.95 389 V. e_. aa -. - ,qu,l IJi!) Sof a & Chair $ T.o To o From, Rid Or rk featuring: • Tree Ferns Ch ose rO-*i 275 You Sc,. 1249.95 REG. 149995 FREE Sofa & Chair $ 13* 0 £ Wh*I, Cr.,tPw'd 421 - ,,.,-. • 4 DINNER FOR AT JIM SPENCER'S WITH THE PURCHASE OF COMET RIDER . -\ -I -- . -- I 1 i-jh .tt'rwart1NJ Rubber Trees • Totem Pole Pertuseum • Dracaena Marginata I Ferns (Boston, Sprengrii, Roosevelt) • Deko Pots • Wrought Iron Stands and Planters Areca Palms Norfolk Island Pines • Hanging Gardens Macrame Cords • Hanging Mexican Pottery • - m.u,r.rran.an MyIIng i Tallahassee Tally to aid rural schoc-Is and makes By, 11w Assuclated Press drivers education couras op-Thursday, June 5, 1975 tional. ('S-}1B984. Education The House Committee. To house with hills passed: Establishes the amendments, where it was Education 195-76 education funding for- passed and sent to the gorermnula, creates a sparsity factor nor. to aid rural schools and makes ReFinancial disclosure drivers education courses op-- financial disclosure %ises the ,..._..I I'S' tII)flfll L'.I •"-'. JUNE 7 ''t4 capacity Lamps Ito J. I)JI400 0 ts 00't0Q16 S of ki SATURDAY FREE - - . . - to Session - . . in order because "teachers that option has "always been there" if a teacher chooses to are afraid to speak out." . . Z ,. -0 Grooms also says some avail himself or herself of It. o .,.. -" Through Gene Grooms says a second graders are given tests The organization Mrs. Moore . "climate of fear" exists among to take home to study during the is involved In Is and 'bargaining, rn miii teachers and administrators at summer so those students will She said today the group has - w '. • .i Longwoo d Elementary School, score high on statewide tests about 40 cards signed by '-1 the Seminole Education administered in the third grade. teachers who share the group's Association (SEA) has decided That, he said, tends to make point of view. I - 4' not to file an unfair labor administrators look good. She said the group will beef practices complaint. But again, Mrs. Mooe call ed up r ecru iting efforts in August. 1976 --' Grooms, the SEA's executive his statements a "bunch of At that time, also, she said, the director, said a complaint flied boluney. It's really ridiculous organiza tion will decide on a \, 7 with the Public Employes he would come up with that. I formal name, -1 :Relations Comm ission (PERC) can't begin to understand why S he sa id the group is cornwouldn't get at the "heart" of he does what he does." posed of an "association of -' the problem, which, he says, As for the threats of corn- profesional educators who volves the "administrative plaints to the PPC, she says . atm os phere." 'nstea(l, ;rms !nhfl flit I I• Student Council officers atGoIdsboro School present BlcennnjaJ Herald that the Issue will "be FLAG PRESENTED Flag to school princlpi'l Charles Roberts, From left, Mark tell up to individual teachers." TO GOl DSBOR0 S inford, Srntnria Ward, )lIar-he Whitted and Kim Ilammil What a teacher may do, he said, i Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) is file a written complaint with the l'rofessiud l'rac'.ices Commission IPPC), a state ByMIcK LOCIIRIDGE organization, was Set up agency with investigatory Herald Staff wrfter several years ago to entice powers. industry into the county. The Mrs. Consta n ce M oore, an Se minole County Commission pr ogram, however, has been SEA faculty representive who Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., srd unsuccessful and now the BCC also is the self-avowed leader of today that negotiations "look Is attempting to revive the a group of "dissident teachers" most favorable" for James program. says allegations about a Melvin Daniel accepting the job Vihlen said he is still "climate of fear" are as director of the Seminole County Industrial Devclopment negotiating with Daniel for Seminole County officials allow Seminole Cable to Vihlen also said that he has "hogwash." salary and county benefits, "I'm sorry," she said, "But Authority (SCIDA. expect residents in some operate, assurances from U.S. Senator the that's a bunch of boloney. It's Vihlen has been talking with During his interview with the unincorporated areas of the Vihlen said he expects the Dick Stone,( D-Miami that county may be receiving cable FCC approve the license senator will help push the ap- really ridiculous he would come Daniel this week following the SCIDA board of directors, television by October, Board of County Commission Daniel requested an annual application within 60-90 days plication through the red l,apein up with that." She sai d SEA's threat to file following filing the application, the FCC to speed FCC action. BCC action on Tuesday to salary of $19,500 plus a car, The County Commission Chairan unfair labor practice offer the job to the south BCC however last Tuesday man Sid Vihlen Jr., said authorized Vihien to approach complaint "didn't bother us in Seminole man, earli er this week that pendDaniel with an $18,000 per year the least," Vihlen said there still ing license approval by the A representive of the United remains "one or two details to offer. Federal Communications Teachers of Orange, an FL- iron out," but said he expects to Vihien said he thin ks "there Commission iFCC) Seminole CIO affiliated teachers' union, have a "firm" word for BCC will be common ground where Cable TV could start met with Longwood educators action for next Tuesday's the county board could give a engineering the first phase of (luring school hours. That meeting. little," in hiring Daniel. Vihlen a five-year program In the fall. s pa rked SEA's complaint. If BCC hires Daniel, Vihlen was the strongest supporter of LONG WOOD— The last two weeks ago, but adjourned But Harry Pelley, the school said he expects the man to Seminole Cable TV plans to detail holding up construction without making a decision when board's chief spokesman begin employment on or before Daniel last Tuesday, cover 20 per cent of the unin- of the new county medical clinic the project architect did not concern ing "After I feel teacher June 23. corporated areas of the county on Wilma and Church Streets is appear, following instructions confident than ever that squelched the Daniel, a family man with more each year until the entire expected to be overcome from Mayr James Lormann. issue with an order to two children, currently is this ts the right man for the job. unincorporated area is fitted tonight. Another meeting was called, Longwood educators not to hold working for an Orlando firm I feel he will be outstanding," for cable TV. Vthlcn said. The historic commission has but cancelled due to lack of a anymore Vihien said. during-school-hour developing new business the scheduled a meeting for 7:30 quorum. meetings with anyone rival area, offer to him Daniel Seminole Cable currently tonight at city hall to review Plans for the facility have teachers' unions, anyone. Daniel's experience ap- the board In a 3-2 vote, with serves the cities of Winter plans for the facility, been ready to go to bid for two Now, Grooms says a "flow of patently would fit in with what Comm i ssioners Harry Springs. Sanford and The advisory committee weeks, Project Count)' Corn- open ideas doesn't exist at the SCIDA position would Kwiatkowski and Mike Hat. Casselberry. missioner John Kimbrough Longwood." He feels an in. require. taway voting against the offer said today. vestigation by the state agency The Board of County CornSCIDA, a county funded to Daniel. mission (BCC) will hold a public hearing Jul)' 1 to consider the franchise ordinance with Seminole Cable TV which, The Senior Citizen Committee if approved, will allow the of the Greater Sanford county a 3 per cent annual Chamber of Commerce will franchise fee for Seminole reconuiiend that an entry fee be Cable operating in the county's charged for participating in the unincorporated areas. November Golden Age is Pay L'e iays Harm Education Bill Approved - vu'? ' Or ?_ Maple. N*sw "- . Cause - • - Filters May TMJ.AHASSEE (All) Ten lawmakers didn't attend the last session of the 1975 legislature when dis putes over financial disclos ure and ed ucational funding were settled. One of them, Rep. William Freeman, 1)-Key West, did not file with the house clerk a request to be excused from attending the Thursday session. House members whose absences were excused were Reps. Alan Becker, 1)-Miami; Dick Clark, 1)-Miami; Wayne Mixson, 1)-Marianna; Jack Poorbaugh, II-Jupiter; Fred Burrall, It-Port Ch arlotte; and David Lehman, 1)Hollywood. (Continued From Page 1-A) . - " LCIDOirr rRICTICeS By El) PRIKETT herald Stall Writer I /' TAMPA (AP) — A onetime chief aide to former Sen. Edward Gurney has traded a possible 24-year prison sentence for a five-year maximum by pleading guilty to one of four felony charges in in alleged shakedown scheme. In return for the reduce(' charges, James L Groot agreed Thursday to testify against his ex-boss in the bribe ry co ns piracy trial that be gan 15 weeks and witnesses ago. There was no indication when he might testif). Ile refused comment on his plea. But Groot has cornplained be fore that the trial was agonizingly slow and reportedly was worried about mounting expenses. "I ought as well ha been staying in jail for the time served," lie said then. "My family isn't here and I don't do anything. I share an apartincnt with my attorneys and I fill IL' 10 Miss Final Attorney Says Union Nexi . ' vn -4 P negotiations Gun Seminole County Corn- time with 750 gallon per minute Commissioners we would i missioner John Kimbrough, pumper and mini attack courage you and the Ci noting the couzity lire depart- pumper. Council members of the City ment stood by ready to respond —State fl (Fern Park) two Longwood to consider enteri to all fire emergencies when to three men, seven minutes into the mutual aid agreem Longwood's volunteer response time with 750 gallon as have other municipalities firefighters walked out, has per minute pumper and squad Seminole County," KImbro suggested to city officials a unit, said. formal mutual aid agreement —Station 35 (Five Points) Also guaranteeing respon be adopted. three men, five minutes "The county fire department response time with 1,000 gallon to LOflgwOCd were the Ii as a result of your emergency per minute pumper, squad fast departments of Casselberr request, stands ready to attack unit and 1,500 gallon Altamonte Springs and Wint Springs on Mayor James respond to any and all fire tanker. ernerg'ncies within the City of —Other units available for Lormann's request for he Longwood," Kimbrough wrote second alarm response listed by during the lire emergency. to Mayor James K. Lormana. Kimbrough are: 1,0 gallon This led Council Chairman Kimbrough listed equipment per minute pumper, 4,000 gallon H. Grant to remark that the ci and response time on call to the tanker; certified rescue unit had better fire protection und city during the emergency as: and woods vehicle, mutual aid during it —Station 14 (Sanlando) three "To be consistent with the emergency than when it men, five minutes response policy of the Board of County volunteers were on duty. , Groot Plea Means FIve. Year Maximum T' • • • . Plan Adoption "The firemen agreed to go received telephone calls tellin back on duty because they felt him threats against his Id refused approval of the sub- they had ,'nade a point and that were being made supposedly b Il••• ;*,, v1%Lsu'r firpmpn (',rint ILUt i -I! d Tuesday night the volunteers men were serious and not know whether. they wet met with Public Safety Director dedicated and would provide current or past volunteers Doug Keller to discuss the them with adequate equipment Bravo's prepared remark situation. Keller said he told the to assist in the safeguarding of were given to a select group c men If they were to begin again life and property in the city." radio, television and newspape Keller Monday night in a journalists at a press cot as volunteers they would do so as good citizens, with expertise meeting with Roger Mobley, ference Wednesday called a in firefighting, ho wanted to selected by city council to the city fire hail by firefighte serve their communi?y as reorganize the volunteers, said Charlie Dowell. Bravo told Th he would pursue gaining ap- Herald Thursday. volunteer firemen. Dowell, the son of forme, city council to Bravo's statement said, "The proval from the have agreed purchase some $7,000 in Police Chief Wesley Dowell an men equipment to put the fire secretary of the I.1ongwooi unanimously to return to duty department in tip top shape as Volunteer Fire Departmen and represent the city 85 far as equipment was con. Inc., said Monday night, "Th volunteers. city may burn tonight. Withou crnej, "They have agreed to return "The men to volunteers the city will b'irn.' agreed to strvice on the same terms serve as volunteers because Keller said Dowell apologize under which they temporarily they realize that walking out to him for making thi left.. .me men have agreed to and leaving lives and properties statement. return to service for several unguarded serves no real The press conference ap reasons, the first of which Is, purpose," Bravo said, peared con trary to a poilci that each and every one of The city clk d on the policy announced by Keller 11th • - FATHERS' DAY is COMINGI CO&W FURNITURE SEA Rejects Suit TAIAj\hIASEE ( All) Deices sold to filter out water may be 1nciit harnifui than co'i'ununants found in public water supplies, state officials say. Some of the devices may provide good growing conditions for harmful bacteria which can then get into drinking water, Dr. E.C. Prather, state Health Division director, said Thursday. Sales of the devices to be installed in homes have been growing with federal Environmental Protection Agency reports of carcinogic substances in some water supplies. But Prather said he had been in close contact with EPA officials and there was no indication that the traces of organic substances found in Florida public water supplies are harmful. Continued From Page 1-A) have a Lawyer. In the meantime page hall said, "I know that's than just read a card. They alone as scores of neighbors charge of possession of conlie had already made the Dagood, buc ai.'t nothing on must explain on the Levtl the watched from behind rope trolied substance: cocaine. heard by a rejx*'ter present in statement that McGregor has here I can r€1." defendant can understand" barricades. The body had been Robert Mien Carncal, 21, was the hearing room, ordered suppressed. Jitlian told the court that he Lemo Lovette and Wilbur wrapped in a red bedspread. held on $23,000 bond on charges According to testimony, Hall of possession of controlled Hall admitted telling Abbgy doesn't believe that his client Investigators said an autopsy substances: heroine, cocaine had arrived at the scene while when the tape recording was understood anything that of- Hall were involved in a gunfight authorities were exhwning the made that he didn't want a ficers told him the day he was March 2 at a car they'd bought report stated that Lovette had and marijuana. Details of the decomposing body of Lovette in lawyer "right then." He said arrested. "I don't think this together but registered In been shot three times in the case were not Immediately his back yard 10 days after Abbgy had earlier told him "if I man knew then, or knows today Lovette's name, relatives told stomach, chest and shoulder, available. relatives said he was involved wanted to talk he was the only what his rights are," he said. sheriff's deputies several days The yellow 1966 Dodge, in a shooting incident with Hall one to talk to. I didn't know If he Van hook argued, "I think he later when they reported registered in the victim's name, and disappeared. was the judge or what. Sooner knows what's going on. I think Lovette had disappeared. Confinement officer Robert was found In another Huth arrested Hall and or later I was going to have to the officers did everything that Ten days later, Lovette's sion with a window apparently Moore was treated for minoi Abbgy transported him to tell somebody. But after I told It could be expected of them to teenage nephew, dug Up the shattered by a gunshot. It was burns on the hand last night didn't feel no better." do." spot where a backyard trash impounded and examined at the after what County Jail Sanford to jail. Huth later left Judge McGregor pointed out Administrator George But it was obvious that Judge burning barrel had earlier sat Sanford Crime Lob. the grave scene to seek a statement from Hall at the jail words in headlines on the front McGregor didn't agree. "I and discovered a human hand. Proudfoot termed a "minor to discover that Abbgy had page of the evening newspaper think officers must achieve unHall's step-son, Otis Lee fire" in a cell occupied by three Authorities summoned to the but Hall said he couldn't read derst.andlng, ,ot just read off a scene exhumed Lovett-'s doJackson, 37, of Winter Park, juveniles. already taken a statement, Proudloot said Moore was Hall testified that when of. them and didn't know what they card," he said, "His rights composing but fully-clothed was arrested April 29 on a (leers had read to him from the meant. He was able to spell out weren't fully explained to him, body from the shallow grave in circuit court warrant charging treated and released at the limited the citrus tree dotted rear yard accessory alter the fact; first- Seminole Memorial Hospital there's small rights cards that he L-A-W and J-0-B. When the Where emergency room. thought that they were saying judge pointed to the comics education they have to do more of the house where he had lived degree murder, Kimbrough Urges Mutual Aid flOStL1," Km on $.8,000 bond on a Tighter Rein Intended Fire FLORIDA IN BRIEF Q One Dead, Another Cri*t*ica1 In Shootings, NATION Friday, June It, 175-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ' $ S S / - - GRAND OPINING - 2I/O 0 F F All Regular PrIcs SATURDAY ONLY ; 1Ilt\ -- �iii1:iiiiii:iiiii:ixi: Evening Hem1d "get his" from the likes of Andy Breckin, a past principal at SIIS; Jim Rowe, past president of the SLIS Booster Club; School Supt. Bud Layer; and other "friends." Seven students will add their talents with Chip Johnson, president of the Thespians Club, serving as maiter of ceremonies, while several skits have been arranged to keep the laughs coming. Some of the props that will be used Include a little "cheese cake" and a few prizes for Reynolds, who is actually a very popular fellow. The entire idea of a "Roast" show came when Martin and crew did Mike Landon to a turn earlier this month on television. Johnson and some of the other Thespians caught the action and decided It would be fun to "roast" someone at the school and donate the proceeds to the athletic building fund. "I asked Mr. Reynolds if he'd be game and, being a good guy, he said yes. Besides, anything to help pay off the stadium," Johnson explained. Aided by Mrs. Jane Epps, sponsor of the drama group, the youngsters proceeded to develop plans the but have run into problem — It finally has happened. 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SNFORD, FLA. 3277l Ares Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 all this time, Dean Martin has finally' Yep, caught at Seminole High School. the way might expect. But who has become popular with the o" Di n It isn't SIIS bunch, but his "Celebrity Roast" show and as a result one of Sanford's better known "personalities" will be the center of attention when Seminole 'Stages A Roast" at 7:30 tonight. You see, Don Reynolds, the likable and talkative principal at Seminole High, will be the guest of 'honor" when the Thespians stage their first Celebrity Roast" at the school. after on one not Friday, June 6. 1975-4A Around WAYNE Ii DOYLE, i'ublist'er WILLIAM D. CURB Ir, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director IMI Home Delivery : Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: War. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. as The event is all in good fun most of which will the students toss be at Reynolds' expense — barbs, tell jokes and generally do nli!ctlicf with - as Ford's Veto Punch The Clock Hits Jobless Hard Reynolds and the SUS faculty for about an hour. good cause as well. And it's Not only (10 the kids get a chance to "talk back" at RevnokLs, the Seminole High athletic stadium for a fund will be receiving a boost from the funds taken in by the sponsoring Thespians. American dollar to see Reynolds It will cost for one It's what should be the final stages of an economic recession. The end of the hard times is in sight — or so it seems. Suddenly, you're hit with higher gasoline , I . I ~- !, Ir I C_ '. __ _ J ~-- I.__* - __ , C, - ... '' m, .. ,... • - ,. b - I. ... -- -.. - - .s one many people don't understand Just what 15 taking place. "It hasn't been well received," Johnson said yesterday. "But we have hopes to catch a pretty good crowd." The affair is the final student effort of the 1975 school year as graduation comes Monday. The program will unfold in the auditorium with tickets on sale at the door as well as all day at the Flagship U.S. Bank, U.S. 17-92. Since the proceeds go toward a non-profit situation, the public has the chance, for very little cost, to join In making good-natured fun at one of the community's really nice guys. And the cap to the night will come when, as "Celebrity Roast" tradition demands, Reynolds goes to the microphone to reply to all his "friends" on stage. What could be a nicer way to start graduation weekend than a good "thank you" with laughter for Don Reynolds. See you at the "Celebrity Roast." — 6lenn MeCailand RAY CROMILEY / - • rress bIOS I ::, LONDON (AP) — First official returns today from the British referendwim were nearly 3 to 1 in favor of Britain remaining in the European Common Market. The vote in one of the 68 regions of England, Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland was 802 to 275. The margin was just what final public opinion polls before the referendum Thursday indicated, The government announced that 75 per cent of the 40 million eligil;lz voters cast ballots, only slightly under the 80 per cent that is usual for a general election. There had been some expectations that the turnout would be all and that this would result In a close result. Meanwhile, bank executive Richard Bickel soared across the English Channel to France on a hang-glider today to demonstrate support for Brita in remaining in the , • Common Market and the Normandy invasion. The flight was s ponsored by British Petroleum, and the :lidcr carried 2,000 first-day envelopes stamped "Britain Europe 144 and liTh'' by the postoffict'. hi' claimed it was the world's first kite mail flight, r-irrns petroleum by-products are so essential in. the V . u i 11 1. .. manufacture of wearing apparel; food prices I' \ which had apparently gone on a (k'CliflC, suddenly . • ., start to spiral upward, again due to higher gasoline ppc % prices which add to th e transportation costs of fo'w I n 1%.01 .,. .. .... May .•,• .................... . .. _ products and those items necessary to produc&' I foodstuffs; and the unemployment rate, which showed signs of decreasing, suddenly hits a 1 . 11 stalemate. --I- , ; •;;;, Then a piece of legislation, which would have . There's a moral in th r.nin: tii. it i , ri , tw i it provided federally-funded jobs for 900,000 of thpse , Just 18 months after the oil-producing counsuch opposites as the liberal Civil I.iLt'rti". unemployed, is vetoed by the President and a (*otries initiated their embargo, the widely r Union and Eugene McCarthy on the one hand heralded push for national energy self - suf1 thirds vote in Congress, which is necessary to and the conservative Sen. James Buckley and ' ' . ) ficlency seems to have run out of steam. override that veto, fails by a mere five votes. human Events together as joint plaintiffs in a ,, Obviously, President Ford's veto has not been lawsuit against the federal election Except for a new tax law affecting the major . reform not too well received around the nation. When nearly passed by American oil companies. Congress has been . Congress last year. I unable to come up with a long-range, cornone million jobs are denied people who are already It i not only that the reform claimed in the law . prehensive energy policy. suffering from the throes of a deep-set recession, it is a cover for chicanery. It is, more importantly, hurts and hurts and continues to hurt. that the, public has been snowed by such a Some observers in fact. warn that Congress's . But who's going to hurt the most from this plethora of glorifying adjectives as a substitute "punitive" measures aga1t the oil industry, latest action by Ford? for facts, that few people have read and fewer N such as ending the controversial depletion / analyzed what the law means. Most of us live in We think, in the long run, it's the Republican allowance, will actually work against the goal of ignorance as to the law's effects; our reactions I Party that will suffer more than any individual or Increasing the nation's energy supply. Others ) I are simple gut responses. do,ibt whether President Ford has any better an organization. idea with his latest buck a barrel Increase In the Faced with such widespread public misinWhen the President tacked an additional $I taf on Imported oil. per barrel tax on all imported foreign crude oil and formation, these political opposites, and others 60 cents per barrel on imported refined oil, and of one persuasion or another, met and decided Even before the new legislation, a combination I I then removed the price controls on domestic oil, he that if any one person or any look-alike groups circumstances was bringing an end to the of filed alone in opposition to the new law, the press / opened the floodgates for higher prices on all embarrassment of riches that began to haunt the would jump in with headlines so prejudicial the oil companies after the Arabs artificially boosted fronts. protest might sink without a trace. I ,I prices. Decreased consumption because of the Then to turn around less than two weeks later ii the conservatives filed alone in protest to . recession and conservation, a mild winter, price 11. and keep 900,000 on the unemployment rolls, in- inequities in the law, it was feared the suit would 4' controls and a current worldwide surplus In stead of providing them with necessary jobs, he be branded an attempt by Neanderthal rightists crude capacity have turned the Industry's effort may have triggered the cannon that could do and their "big business" allies to scuttle election profit boom Into a comparative bust. reform and "return" to big money politics. 's4 A irreparable damage to his party. If the liberals While enroute to address the graduating class condemned and filed alone, the move would be Few perhaps will shed tears over this turAnything That Bums go on the public record as at West Point on Wednesday, the President called thrust by "left-wing zealots" and th eir "kooky"a rubout. Yet strangely, li ttle complaint was ever heard about the record profits another basic House Minority Leader John J. Rhodes (R-Ariz.) ate& Industry the steel industry racked up In 1974 from Air Force One and made a last-minute appeal To solve that dilemma, liberal and conLetter or by virtue of a rapid series of price hikes that servative decided to band together, hold their (or Republican support of his veto. totalled some 40 per cent for the year. Rhodes spoke to the Republican conference first press conference Jointly and go to court as a Editor, The hleradi: There are rumors that several of our and convinced all but 19 of his party colleagues to united front. Cities and Towns throughout this Nation are Leaders in Washington, advocate reducing the Even while 1975 first-quarter earnings for all These experienced men of widely differing holding services, commemorating the Birth of Defense Budget and reducing our Armed Forces. manufacturing industries fell an average of 18 go along with the veto. When the final vote was in, olitical outlook no longer had confidence that this Great Nation. We have come a long way Those who advocate such a move should look per cent from the same quarter in 1974, the three the veto was sustained by a 145-277 margin, a mere ire of the press whether newspaper or since that Historic Day at the Old Bridge at back to the early TwentIes, when after the five shy of an override, end of largest steel producers, Bethlehem, Republic television would concentrate on the facts. Concord, Mass., April 19, 1775, when that first World War I, Naval Vessels were put In moth and U.S. Steel, posted profit gains 0166 per cent, House Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. It is not only in election laws that we of the shot was fired that was heard around the World, balls and the Armed Forces were drastically 57 per cent and 54 per cent respectively. This In (D-Mass.), said it best when he commented, press shut our eyes to the facts and allow our which marked the beginning of our light for reduced due to the belief that World War I was the depths 01 what was supposed to be the worst "Today an unelected President and a Republican writing tobeskewed by our admiration or hatred lndependance and Freedom from Oppression, the War to end all Wars. This action was economic slump since the 193k. minority of the House denied 900,000 people the for a person, a movement or a country. We have grown from a small group of Thir- vigorously opposed by leading Veterans Many of us ignore the tyranny and exploitation teen Colonies to a Great Nation comprising Fifty Organizations to no avail. However, this Nation opportunity of employment. It is a sad day for In contrast, first-quarter p of the poor by tne power holders in India and the States, united under one Flag and with one enjoyed a peaceful existence for two score years on companies were down rofits of the major America." an average of 30 per The President's action is conclusive evidence political chicanery and imperialist takeovers of common cause, Peace thruout the World and a then came the Infamous Attack on Pearl Harbor cen t. Euninp declines ran as high &3 66 per cent small neighboring countries by Mrs. Gandhi peaceful coexistence with all Nations. by what was supposed to be a Friendly Nation, for Texaco, 59 per cent for Cities Service and 33 that the current Congress is not a veto-proof because, by some mystique, we think of India as &ich conditions that existed after the end of per cwt for Gulf. Because of our recent setback in Indo China, Congress. a democracy. we should not become discouraged or dishear- World War I must never be permitted to happen We agree with Representative O'Neill. One prominent publisher who rightly tened because, of many factors, we failed In again. The strength of our Armed Forces must It has always been difficult to defend the oil castigated the deeds of President Nixon's aides what we had hoped to accomplish. We have been always be maintained to the highest level so that Industry. Such things as the recent revelation It is a sad day for America. We could have used those 90,000 people in our H.R. Haldeman and John Erlichinan, writes knocked down many times in the past Two any foreign nation would have second thoughts that the last-named company paid millions of with obvious admiration and a "boys will be Hundred years, but, being a Nation of fighters, before launching an attack against The United dollars In bribes otheofflcL.JjofceInfoi'e1gn work force instead of retraining them in unem boys" attitude when depicting unwholesome we have come up off the floor fighting harder States. countries do little to enhance the Industry's ployment lines, activities by President Kennedy's associates. than ever for our survival and ultimate victory. Let us all unite anu work hard for what Is good image. And because those 900,000 won't, be employed, We hate Nelson Rockefeller, or like him, ac- This we can do again, but it will require the for our country. Stand up and be counted and let ..: If w i:itu ... Suffer ,, ' Famine Spreads In Haiti ' New Al lies ,46:1.11 U nder L . • ' \ GONAIVI.S, Haiti (AP) Marie Joseph, up at daybreak in the swelteri ng heat, squatted near her oneroom, stick-and-mud house in the bleak desertlike north west tip of Haiti. She carefully peeled and ate a mango which, with sorghum seed and another mango or two, was all the 40 year-old mother of five had to eat that day, Her farmer husband, three small boys and two teen-age girls fared no better, The Joseph family is undernourished even in good times. Now more than half million Haitian peasants are on the thin edge of starvation. They may die unless a massive disaster relief effort American agencies are gearing up suceeeds. Eight to 12 months of drought, a soaring population rate, archa ic farming methods and primi ti ve tra ns portation and communications have brought famine to kinpoverished Hai ti's nor thwest. - . • . 0 ' ' ..• , •., I . . ..'. ." N .- A. . Rain Eases Africa Drought NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Months of searing drought in eastern Ethiopia and Somalia have killed tens of thousands of nomads and millions of their cattle and goats, relief workers report, Rain broke the drought in many areas recently, producing "reasonably promising" prcipects for crops and grazing, according to officials. But aid experts i I ' — • 9 / .,, '1 will take years and millions of dollars for the Ogaden Desert, shared by the two East African nations, to recover from overgrazing and lack of rain, Changes are anticipated in the centuries-old life style of many of the 4 million nomads who wander with their herds from water , hole to water hole, ignoring the border bet. ween Ethiopia and Somalia, carrying their hemispherical huts of skins and sticks on camels' backs. Authorities say ________________________________________________________________________________ To The Edit — - - the wanderers wili have to become farmers in a settJed existence nomads traditionally despise. AID Gets Pay Demands the Republican party may lose many millions of cording to our particular beliefs. When we write unselfish support of all Loyal Americans who your voices be eard loud and clear thruout thl's votes when it comes election time. what he says, the result is a jumble of garbled believe in this our Beloved Country. great land of ours for this Is a Nation of the On The Averione A good mule when faced by aiticism in life is to pretend that f hrmP rrntrsts t'hcre they ignore the top and bottom scores and give you the average t)ftheothers. ii•. A ogans U.S.A. p I c' ',i I t lktA:': qrl~dwii~, HOSPITAL NOTES "N&son, is there any poceoeni tegarding a vice president making a donation to a While House swimming pool Fund?" Virginia L. Green Raymond Ashley Lois Vaughn Alfreda Walker Arleathea S. Martin Dorothy L. Matthews & baby Celeste S. Harvey Frances Brown Diane M. Ragan Mildred L. Babcock Sheila I. Brown - Smith said, adding certain authority to give to a depart- said, the Council has no choice, councilman In charge of the and when competitive biic are firefighting equipment Is hard ment head (a council mem ber Accountability must be depar tment on the pur chase not available a certificate of to find. "When we do find a in charge of a department), maintained, order or the mayor would be ('OfldItIOfl.S and circumstances I..AKE MARY— The City piece of equipment we need, we "The council is responsible Smith, who said last Saturday adequate. creating the situation will be Council, this week in a don't have time to hunt down for every nickel spent. The Sorenson wanted to be "Big On purchases of more than filed with the city. workshop session, gave ten- two officials." he said, council is held liable for ex- Daddy," added the volunteers $500 and less than $1,000 the The council is expected te tative approval to an ordinance Smith said emergency penditures. Every 'ity has to do not want the city officials to signatures of the councilman in pass the ordinance on first r purchases should be allowed have this type bookkeeping become "great white fathers" charge and the mayor would be reading at the June I I meeting. procedure for all city depart- with only one official's system. With this system any as the county commissioners required and on purchases of In another matter, Perinchief ments with Volunteer Fire signature. auditor could give us a clean were when the Lake Mary Fire $1,000 and more the purchases said he would look into the Chief Chuck Smith's blessing. Councilman Martin Bacon bill of health," Bacon said. Department was controlled by would be approved by the possibility of acquiring storage Firemen, believing the Sr., noting the city has more to Councilman Burt Perinchief the county, councilman and a majority vote tanks so that city departments purchase order system move be concerned with than just the sympathized with the fire It was finally agreed that on of the City Council. could take advantage of better questioned their honesty and fire department, insisted the department's plight, saying he purchases up to $500, the The ordinance requires bids prices on gasoline by pur. integrity, last weekend right to spend $1,000 is too much loathes bureaucracy. But, he signature of either of the on purchases of $1,000 or more chasing in bulk. threatened a mass walkout. I In the workshop session, with the council, Mayor Walter K 1. _______ ½ Sorenson and City Attorney I 1.'! Gary Massey, volunteer firefighters and Smith, 1 ;I I V -_=4 ! I. however, differences were I I, ' 1 A. a a...'asncd out and th e air r il I n owl es U iIt r III The ordinance, written by Massey, isa modifkd version t one in existence in Winter Springs, but incorporates bid I Act i , ' fr ~o W th I J . . cleared. I t.*,~ ' _sR' 5 2j '-':. , I' ' _ 'A , -'It "IF 'A requirements of state law as OVIEDO— Sanford City law provides: I , - ]r',,j .1. 1141 qff UIZ . .7% 1 well. Manager W. E. (Pete) Knowles —Adoption of a plan by July ________________ Smith said the section urged Seminole County cities at 1, 1979 instead of Oct. 1, 1977 as 0 .0~. \, requiring purchase order the CALNO Council of Local required by the local act. j j r approval by both the coun- Governments meeting here this —Time extension of up to one cilinan in charge and the mayor week to "ignore the 1974 county" year can be obtained if good ipik.ø . F for items costing less than wide" lan d planning act in faith effort has been made. .1 $1,000 was too stringent and did favor of the sta tewide law —Inform the state planning :i not take into account that often- passed by the Legislature last agency by July 1, 1976 of the times fire department pur- week. local land planning agency chases can, not be held up while "Seminole County and its designation. two officials are sought for cities now have two state laws —The required elements are approving signatures. on the same subject," he said, the Same except there is no "It's bad enough to go noting, however, under the requirement for an element through one councilman statewide act passed last week dealing with fire service areas. without having to get a second a section provides that where This difference Is minor since signature," he said, there are conflicts, the new one the 1974 act simply calls for a 4" "The firefighting business is will apply.. I map showing the areas served _____ .1 an up and booming thing, " _ "Note the word used is by any fire station. The 1975 act 'conflict'," Knowles said, "in has this as an optional element. that it does not require either to —The 1975 act requires state be the more stringent ard regional agencies to requirement but simply to cooperate and work with local Seminole County CommfulonChairman Sid %'IhlenJr accepts a "conflict" and the statewide agencies which the local act did CERTIFICATE certificate of appreciation from Mrs. Frank Woodruff, 1975 act shall govern." not, representing the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs Inc. Knowles pointed out Sen. —Thr statewide act also (FFGC) for the county's help with the Wekiva Youth Camp Inc., Walter Simms (B-Orlando) creates a technical advisory OF APPRECIATION which Is sponsored during the summer months by the FFGC. The attempted to get Seminole committee of Individuals with Board of County Commissioners donated clay bra baseball field specifically under the statewide professional and technical at the camp. I Herald Staff Photo By Bill Vincent act only, but was blocked by the backgrounds to coordinate Sanford's recently formed two local senators (Sen. John technical elements and to Communications Workers of Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, and Sen. advise local agencies. America (CWA) Local 3113 will Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island) Knowles advised the city se nd two delegates to the from Brevard-Seminole representatives at the CALNO union's annual convention next delegations, meeting to study the final draft week in San Diego, Calif. The Sanford City Manager of the new law. Local 3113 president Randall suggested "that our cities The current technical adFloyd and '.ice president Glenn simply follow the 1975 statewide visor)' committee, named by Meyers will be representing the land planning act and ignore the Seminole Legislative OVIEDO — A report on a areas was defeated, would be the actual bargaining 170-member Sanford area. the 1974 county-wide act which Delegation last winter, and relatively unknown local option This would have required agent under the (oflective barMore than 2,500 delegates and had been sponsored by the headed by Knowles, has been under the sta te's collective relief on the ad valorem tax guests of the union are expected gaining act, a good and County Commission, the object of criticism from city bargaining law and the fate of with sales tax revenue being necessary bill, failed to pass at the convention, which opens Seminole The laws are relatively the officials in recent months, legislation during the recent partially derived from tourists, Monday and closes Friday the he said, adding the 1975 A House bill on unemploy. It has a representative of the Florida etc. It would have so 13th. to a fight ment, which has not passed. named by each Seminole City Legislature was given yester- relief, but it fell Issues on the convention in. would have given counties and and appointed by Vogt, but the day by Sanford City Manager whereby the education's agenda Include prcbable debate , ato delegation has kept the cornW. E. Pete Knowles. terests hope to obtain the whole municipalities the right to on the state of the economy and mittee under Its control, In the report to the CAL.NO one cent for educational use choose the type of unemploy. on major national legislative ment system they wished to The Winter Springs City Council of Local Governments, next year. matters, as well as programs Council has instructed its Knowles said the local option i A Senate bill on double follow. and policies relating to the representative. Council provides a means for coortaxation which now allows internal administration of the Presently counties and cities member Irene Van Eepoel, to di nated collective bargaining counties to set up without have to follot ft' union. ruplace herself undercit)' control. supervision in which all referendum the s pecial taxing bursable" plan CWA represents more than Knowles answered the Seminole County citites, school, districts for those areas given 000 workers in the United criticism this week by noting hospital and county govern- services that are not rendered States, Including 97 per cent of ORLANDO — Florida the committee's responsibility ments could combine, county-wide. This could relieve the non-managerial personnel perform the 1974 act is thern Bell Telephone Commissioner of Education to The joint effort for a local city taxpayers of the preset-,t of Sou that set forth in the PERC would be a time, trouble double burden if the counties CALL MILLERS '~ Co.. the Sanford and Orlando Ralph D. Turlington will deliver similar to to 1975 stateside law, the address and money sa v er to the people use this approach. areas, according to Meyers. the largest class of graduates to "It is not under any single of the area, Knowles said. A House bill which clearly Local 3113 was formed two date at Florida Technological agency's control; it has no CALNO could be inbroadened the definition who months ago. before that time tTnit'pritt' 1 ut)ritv it ic cininiv in ,,,1. .,,.,'.h — I.V \ i'i' ! ..': ' '' CWA Local Sends Two To Confab Collective Bargaining Option, New Laws Told. - session given Turl in To Del ver me victim - FTU Speech commencement Mable Barnes Elvin 'Junior' Bat-field Diane M. Ragan Gary L. Stone, I)eRary James Zavinski, Dellary Maureen M. Johnson, DeBary Joan E. Weller, ITleflary Cecile M. Babenhouser, Deltona Ruth Stafford, Lake Monroe Vondell F. Harrow, Lake Monroe Gloria E. Davis, Longwood Jasamine (Jay) Sanders, Orange City 4 — BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Kevin (Joellen) Webb, a boy DISCHARGES Sandord: Bryant Sto nley Potter. Annie tdo ________________ - 11 . MEMORIAL Perpitus) Care ¶ _ i _________________________________ COUNTRY CLUB _ _ '' Johnson, June 3 ban rd CWA members were '" ' ' Nearly 800 undergraduate represented by Orlando Local and graduate degrees will be 3108. awarded at the traditional ceremonies, which will begin on campus at 9 am. adjacent to CALENDAR the FTU Administration Building Local candidates for degrees in JUNE 7 (IudC "A Nile at the Races" Altamonte Springs - john . Becker, 5uan I MIIICr, john o sponsored by Lake Mary BA. Peter .1 Ale*ander, Rotary Club, 7-10 p.m., Mayfair Brennan, Gregory H Co,'ndeq, Country Club. Benefit Rotary Thelma M Hayes. M Ed. Kenneth H JacouS, MBA, Robert James, Foundation, Central Florida Jenkins, Douglas E Zoo, and Lake Mar)' Little nL.,,,t r..,,,n. Kirby .,,h,,. M. --' League ball field. Cinema races and buffet. JUNE 9 Central Florida Chapter of the Florida Motion Picture and Television AsocfatIon, 7:30 p.m., Once Upon aSt.ageDinner Yesterday's high was 9-4, Theater, Par and Edgewater, overnight low . Orlando. Election of president. Partly cloudy through Satur. Auditions for Altamonte day. A chance of thundershowafternoon Players Children's Theatre ers mainly during the musical comedy, noon, Altaand evening hours. Highs in Springs Civic Center. upper 80 and low s. Lows in monte asting for 10 years through the 70s. Variable winds 10 mph C or less except str onger and Registration for Vacation gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent in Bible School at Upsala per cent at Presbyterian Churchtoday the afternoon, from 912 at the church. Bible night. Extended Forecasts Sunday School starts July 7-18. 9-11:30. through Tuesday. Partly cloudy *e 10 with scattered mainly afterFret blood pressure tests, 24 noon thundershowers, most p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and numerous in the north portions. Sa Seasonal temperatures with EIITI, flfol'd. lows in 70s except near 80 in JUNE 11 Keys. Highs near 90. Orlando Dog Training Club Daytona Beach tides, high registration for 10-weeks 6:43a.mn.,7:12p.m.; lows, 12:34 course, 7p.m., National Guard a.m., 12:34 p.m.; Port Armory, 2809 S. Ferncreek, Canaveral highs 8:11 a.m., 6:58 Or lando. Basic and Advanced p.m.; lows, 12:19 a.m., 12:30 Classes in Obedience and breed p.m. ring classes, iaureen (iearge W. Lester " Friday, June 6, 1975--SA of — i:; ld, Sanford, Fl. - esponse Nears M illion An American epic has been unfolding In our of Byron, Ill., told how her husband had died in these, thoughtful letters like the one, t(, that Phillips Petroleum, Pepsico and Gemini Rising. back offices. There is no other way to describe it. Southeast Asia only a month before the truce. "I Fred Diebold of Linden, N.J., sent us. "With The American Legion and National Jaycees The story should lift the spirits of those who are am left alone with three children to raise and deep sincerity and gratitude," he wrote, "we have volunteered to help handie the huge volume depressed over the state of the nation, with a debilitating disease," she wrote. "Still, I salute our founding fathers for having had the of mall. am It all began quite simply. We invited our proud to be part of a nation with 'A Heritage guts to get involved." The American Song Festival will invite readers, even as they were recoiling from the So Rich." cornPoseru to set the winning slogans to music. If the slogans keep coming In, we'll soon Pam shocks of Watergate and Vietnam, to tell how Afew letters were bitter. A Vietnam veteran, the million mark. Most have been stirring The world-famous Organization, Up With People, they felt about America. We will sing the slogan music around the world. suggested that they who preferred not to be named, told how he had slogans, like the one Mrs. A. B. Shearer of r'duce their sentiments to a slogan for the been crippled and blinded In one eye. "I'm not a Fontana, Calif., submitted: "Trying Times are The International Association of Fairs and : tntennjal. poet, or a song writer. I'm not even a very good Times for Trying." Or as Robert Dielman of Expositions will Promote the slogan sear-.h at We have been absolutely overwhelmed with letter writer," he began. "What I am is disabled Br"ok, Ind., put it more colloquially: "America, 2,800 fairs across America, and F. W. Woolworth slogans, poems, 30ng3, letters will promote it through their 1MIX) retail stores. from the Vietnam war, the only war America has we ain't perfect, but we ain't done." Iran more than 750,000 Americans. Children lost. The Advertising Council wi ll encourage radioEntries should be addressed to SLOGANS IV stations wrote to us by the Lens of thousands children and newspapers to join us in calling "When I was sent to Vietnam, I felt proud that USA, Box 1976, Wash!ngtnn I) C. 'i3. bkeJa MPA!rfrl, M!1 " upon the puhlL .oip LIP for America. Henry Icould be oneofthepeopletollghtformy Butthere15more tothe$tory,much ,. j. K&Uln= and simply: "I am 8 years old, go to Tufts School and Aumciates has volunteered to After I was wounded, I had a lot of time Not only individuals but many organizations handle the advertising lam in the third grade. My slogan Is, 'Beep! ca npajgn tosltandthlnkaboutmyltfe,andwhatlwotdd have vol'nteered to join in the search for a The AJThf1C5fl ' 'Om TYsIJI, wi Beep! Make way For America!" th Its do, or what I (X)UU) do, Bicen tennial slogan, precious load of Priceless documents, has Thousands of schools held contests and sent given "For a long time I did what everyone else did. Philanthropist Edward J. Plszek was the first space to the slogans. baseball, us the flinflir 71-m- M gari. Ttlrgrade wlsuter In I blamed America, I curbed her, and I was bitter to contact us. The Copernicus Society, which he basketball, football andMajor-league hockey have offered Springfield, Mass., for example, was Anna as hell. Then I got to thinking about all my f ounded, has put up most of the oper ating cx- their support. Martinez, who offered this: "America Is a tune. buddies who gave more than a leg and the sight penses and is offering several cash prizes for the There Isn't space to list It must be sung together." all the participating of an eye... best slogans. OrPniziltiord. Here are some of Older Americans also respondcd en masse, the most active: "The way I see it, with all that the American The first-place winner will get a 1976 Matador General Federation Women's Clubs like Mrs. Joseph A. Adamcik, a 64-year-old people have given the sacrifices, the heartaches, station wagon from American Motors to tour the Association for theofAdvancement National of, Colored Baldwin, Calif., grandmother, who submitted the money, how could we give up on America country, free lodgings for his family for a month People, Urban League, a" Scouts, Girl Scouts, this slogan: "America Today for the Rest now' Let's get together now now that we're not at at any Holiday Inn and $5,000 from the Coper- Boys Club of America, Johnny Horizon Tomorrows." war. Let's "Keep America First." nlcizi Society to spend (Xi triP. Program, American AIrlines, Charles There were some sad letters. Helen Debnain, We have received mail ba gs full of ietters like Benlon's Other prize money has been offered by Films Inc. a nd Ruder 's Digest - was JUNE 5, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Joseph James Falgione Donald P. Richardson Thelma 1 Steele Pauline K. Snyder ' Joellen Webb Curtis W. Strickland Frank I.. Jones Asher Kanner JACK ANDERSON II - will have to Invest more than $30C billion .... BERRY'S WORLD VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) A dozen students and Laotian employes of the U.S. Agency for International Development demonstrated at the AiD headquarters today demanding that It pay its 2,700 local employes an extra three months' severance pa y The demonstrators stopped one U.S. Embassy car driven by two American military attaches and would not letthemtakesomeloadedmailsacksoutofthecompound without permission from the Laotian government. The Americans said the sacks contained supplies of U.S. Defense Attache's Office, which located in the compound until student demonstrators occ upied it several weeks ago. The Communist Pathet Lao now contends that all offices in the com pound were part of the AID mission and that their equipment must also be handed over. One estimate, however,is that the OU industry by 1985 biases in one direction or another. This Nation is faced with a grave crisis both people, by the people and for the people, not for a In order to discover, produce and deliver the Those writers who hated President ThIeu of at home and abroad. Now is the time for all few who put their own selfish Interests ahead of ever.tncrea*ngquant1Ue3ofpetjo1eproducts South Vietnam imagined a variety of nonexlst.ant Loyal Americans including members of both what is in the best interest of this our beloved the nation will need In the coming decade, Thus virtues in the totalitarian North. Those who houses of Congress to lay aside their partisan country. the oilmen's come-ippance in the form of higher admired him saw statesmanship In Thieu's politics and political aspirations and ambitions David B. Wentworth taxes and lower profits may not necessarily be every maneuver. I and come to the support of the Administration in 2839 Empire Place gladsome reading for Americans in the not-so. a*, w'u;t uve usspvrLtIIL Sanford, p*UtJIrhi. Florida, 32771 long run. ,.,.,,, . Hera Purchase Syste Gains Tentati*ve Nod same, — — Evening By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Wrfter To Slay In Common Market OM 6 Wi th Me, Fire Ch ie f Says * Britons Voting 3.1 DON OAKLEY ~, . IN BRIEF * Okay _ WORLD so ), If . 11 roast anft"Effift. I ,vi. t)eBary Robert G. Smedley, Deltona WEATHER teens. •- '--' Sylvia V Newslo, M Ed, Frances v Palmer, Gay E Parker. EUQCnC Rouser Jr. Suzanne St Clair, M Ed and Michael S Tarter ,,, ,i, UIS &a 41r, an effort, but it does require action, he said. "Few are aware of a seeti providing a local option : create a local PERC to handle labor-management relations locally instead of them being formulated, regulated and reviewed by the State PERC,' he said. Knowles said a serious at. tempt was made this year to hamper local collective bargaining with local people. "The 1' '"Y'J visory, technical group and it should remain as such," Knowles said. The city manager reported the grant application for $307,200, approved by Seminole's seven cities and the county, to finance the land plan required in part received approval at the state level. It was sent to the federal government for final approval and there it rests, he said. "Word is that action may be . -. - LOW AUTO RATES __ Under 25 SR-22's - Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments Quotes - - 322.0285 ./ - 831-9774 .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSURANCE AGENCY torincoming by the end of unions are interested in having June," Knowles said. to control just one PERC and "ihe $10,000 grant offer by this would be the state group. the State Department of "They fight local option Community Affairs is as it is difficult to control local being reviewed by them," he PERC's who would be close to said. the problem and the peonle,'' "It appears the local concept according to Knowles. [1 niy be t' break this grant into l.cgislative high points local portions by a population reported by Knowles included: ratio. This would fragment the A House bill that would grant to such an extent that a have provided more property good 'Goals and Objectives' tax relief under a one cent ___ study would not be achieved,"___ optional sales tax for local any Causiberry 7ena M Artabasy, flrislenn. Derrick A Peters Dr,soIl, - lsbel M Dutsch, Dorothy Sasser GlUey. David Hankins. Mthjie'l Hannah. Robert Hazen, M rd )anetIb Hn,1'rton M Ia. Lawrence Higley. Vivian kissim M Ed. Carol Kuba.ak, Beth Ann Lucas, John Scflm,t:. anti Robert Wildermuth Chuluota— David J Crockett Suzarwe Browne, M DeitoM Ed M.rc Adelten. Fern Park Mchal iloton. tdinetta Sevgn and Gabriel Yanni Richard Lowry Jr. Longwood James McCIelland, Keith Meves, Donald Olkiewic:, Garry A. RaIn mn v ic bip RhM.. I 4v!rflf Ryan, Lawrence Steb. MSE, James Wilson, Kurt Wolfe. Osteen — Clifford Athlon Pell. Oviedo — Huwarci Brunet, Richard Goodwin, Mary LOUiSe Jones. Gary Land, Annie Martin, Marcia . - now - iUefl Muramatsu. Joan Reid, Williard Wicks Jr Sanford — Gary Anderson. Michael Gall.tta. Sharon Gibson. Ralph Govecek, Willie Graham. Alfred Greene Jr. Greçory McPherson Mary Ma,oaret M(Whor t er. Martha Moi'riSon, Judith Nyros. Pamela Philips, Carin Rebun, Debra Roberts, Robt Smith. Mary Terry, Jenn y Wallace Sweetwater Oaks — Glen McIntosh Winter Springs — Caroline Gerqety and Peter Weihaar -. Decorat ive Pine Bark - Nuggets ______ - - $229 3 Cu. Feet i fl • Do You Know George Stuart Sells Shepherd Casters (11 10m stseç..'; iv r,tiøl is Ida w 4 b1,, r'a Jg, r'.Ui ,,w,,,, •, • •s' am r-14 4uh A.'s p i.''i - I AF 115, ,. .: Look Over Our Complete Selection Of Lawn & Garden Tools FANCY BRACKETS FOR HANGING BASKETS SUNNILAND CHEMICALS e' Sot rib Fru tb HOSES 10% OFF I Z.5 L Unusual Hanging Baskets! 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Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3441S PafbAv* 121404 Nov Froill L, West %0*4 I, Sirb" Christian Science ,- :4'.i, 41, 7:30 p Vol, FIRST CHURC"OP CHRIST SCIENTIST M I sit Socomill Strool Wooloses"I 14evRe I. - - - Iw U loop w ~_ ~ . -. - . __ __ SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH — I 'z _ - Oflonilitil June 11, 1911, Lonigirood ~1 fit Sunday Services at The %4voothday Adventist Chwfth. Maitland Avenve. - I VW, )r. 11-011p M JV11 li"Allo of so -4341 .- Rev DarvAn Use& * . . Wq,wp . - --- ___ IN. Nursery &Kind,r1s, - W ZP~ .i..,,, ... 10 . IONs . = -1 I I ~P r' By NANCY BOOTH Ifersild Correspondent 0 N 0. -' The Redeemer Morrviun and son Jon C. is a junior at the Moravian Florida District president . - P - 1-1 A 20-mile March for Minions i three f __ - Southeastern Theological Seminary in the faU in Wake grown PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford children. Slelodee Skating Ilink. Skating 11; -- * .- . * - CELERY CITY PRINT ING IVIII'I eEO' E t7 115 2 HsSap$,stCR,rca Ssre,ICatvCsmmvs,r.ni.q Forest City Now MI Calvary M41IPI4IiIY Baptist i,eew 3* St A 15* BAPTIST CNURCH OF CHRIST MO- MI 104 111811111,11 ChWC111, It" Foot Ave Hwy ly-I'll Colvair r &,00ill Church. Crystal Late A led. Lake Mary navem" Park virpt'st chwch. vill * " so ck#;4t 1 r.1 IV ?.;;* .1:.1441 ;i_;1;P1. P"P1#'s 1#04161 FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and S , taff 200w 111rs1 'a.' iot"P4 1~'~Ih AO-11-t-mbf 9 IIIAP!,11 Churct-t Viol? SaAlord Spy' IutTChwdh dI,Msld at Hester Ave It METHODIST Saniwit United Mmir,àI Church I Dlary Ave Enterprise Clutch it Christ 1513 S Pars Ave Chwckof Christ of Lake Elf". US IITIN Casulbefty South Seminal* Church of Christ, S411OLake Howell Rd Bear Lake Uniftics Mieswtsl Chwch 11141hol A M 9. Ckwch. Canaan Hg#S Chwtk Of Clwdl 634 Palm Sow-nott W . Allibmanle ' .po.s calsettlerty c,iiiiiiiinvisstv Unit*4 Us"tSAL&I CA6rcft. "wV 11 1`1 A 41.1owcol 44 Christ, Geneva Chwch of COvist. Lorkof Church of Christ. Pools Church 04 cpwlso, W Irth St Ps"11411 941PIOSO Cbstech. I III W Airport Bird Pritirsit Lobo Sagiftst. 1111411t If. Ftfft 10orli 6-i"ity itself Ole. "swoorry OtBary C81"I"Vilitl M10110"Ist Church. W. Highborks ad. Doeary First United Mehoid,sl Church. 419 Park Ave UH,OdGOI churcs Hickiry C'.ceUniledMtthed sfCMvrchAi,p.,t p 'd" .0 ~_ F#Mf &'Cis 14 0~0 First owls? ClOwch of Labilt "AWY First Baptist Chwcb of Lake millmse First Baptist Cliorthol LAN .Cor ChorchAiCksail Tdiftle, :W-$; Z;10461. ;@" Slov"b" 441. AltarnsitAs wwols Anaftesto Sp"605 ZOO "W DiPhSt OWC14 lit Offal" AV*. ____ Pitt, C,ty Baptist tjtj,tdh =1 M SI Folowas" Hood 114plit, chatclik. Oltt Joe#** 0A,swiisaary Baptist CbWCA. fill W F1411 St Mislibiliary 11180110 C1kVfcft- Nor" me. aofefprlso - 1 7_ __ :' .'sin.,j G'iry eat"'If rPiccft (t ,j h.p A py,p5 ,,m,hv $aptstl, 1*51 ti,t Ave Sanford Mt On.* Mtts'snat, lapt,sI CPiuCh. SenL..4o Spy'is 4111, I 1010111 MO Itpal Misuginis" Saptrot Cokwcb. IM Jerry AV* Mt l's M.S*nery Siptit. S'aas - R_5 .-II 1 1 of i I r Carnitc CLuri 0e5.eid Trad Church Resevochme(hof old, 11H* C4111,01herry 11 M&W AU§Od&"" CAfftk ChWCON. 114101166d Ave, AftatheMe seeta" (HVISTiAW Fitst Chr,tt,a. (PIWdI. lou S Sanfor d Lvi Saadwg CL,I$*Sis CIWrCI. 121 W. AWI Blvd Tamp First PH hm.ras EPISCOPAL All Saints EptUestal ChloyCh, I Dolary Awe, lidelprisa, Christ EPttc"ai Church. Lo"wood Hall Cress 1101tirepal. Part Ave at of" $1 LUTHERAN A5int. Lutfanan CI.tch O,trbra,s Dv , Cassqiwrr lI !d United Lutheran flu S OVIaP ' Nairlbuft Clortitt" rAwith. fiterNfit "a"". Dr. )VINtlit" L411111"111 Christian Chlorcill. 1111ow Lab* Rd at Jamision I~&* Calierith *# pircrevilson,cg, DOW# L~eo ChWCA of 1%* toltiolotentf, ill W , 14% place _Z1__: #% -- ( ,10 —-i __ , A-,- Conitor"Ational CItiristibot ch". ?##I Per% bII$' LVtP4fafl ("irdft, G lden DIyS C,q 6 Hw calsoatowly 13 Littits Whoreet Cowgirts. No 411 Sts,i s o First Chwth of the Nog.w It",W. Ind Olt Ma p$# P" I" 86181 Olson Bible Tobernatig, Ritoligg,"d IsVit. lot, ,)IN bol G44so-oa Chslyth of tW Natar"o, Ilemvo Ctithmspoik.ty Center LA&SM81"Y Chv(CJ%0400 N#Iarelso, Lallit llillary Blvd. Lsk#Msry 191% Of 1114 PISIAttlit, WSYMOR & Jitwp Ave. F First Pentecostal chwc of 1#"%fd First l'vesbytenian CIti,vcN IS CPv,HI __:=ai - ,- -.:. ....... —•'--- — . P . -. -. ____________-- Church of Casselberry will be The Fishers of Men club (if Ile youth who are involved in held Sunday at 845 am in this ministry are Richard the Altamonte Communit fellowship hail b) the U nited Cosmato Debbie Fairfield, Church will meet at 0 a in _JII - Methodist Women. - Pati Caldarelii, Vic Richburg Sunday at 1 p.m. at I L - J if '! , I I- ; - _11 . A , ,' home of Cathy Cosmato, Wendy Hlrt, - mere will be an Im1rLint FORRT Southern Methodist Lake Kathryn Circle, Cselberry prior to a baptism service on the lakefront at 2:30- First Methodist , '~ when most ngs occur. The First United Methodists of Rev. J.R. Forrest has been caBed as pastor of the Southern Metbo&t Church of Sanford, immediately after service Sunday. June Is considered the month The Smion of the Covenut Sanford is observing the Presbyterian and began his ministerial duties last Sunday. . . graduated from Seminole High wedding ceremony in both pastor. Dr. Dean is honorably morning services. The vows retired and has served chur- 1. will be read and couples are to ches in Panama City, Memphis, respond. The b the Tenn., and Charlotte, N.C. = 1%nk . v- Alft. . -= - T7W&5i - ' pastor, the Rev, Leo F. King . In July oil First Presbyterian 74i- " S .. Rev. C. E. Oderman of Oak. school l9s5 graduates Sunday at dale ChrIstian 111gb School of th e 11 a m worship ser sice An oIfer1nf of -. $416 it •.0 Some I L f I - f . . ~ [ I , I NTry T' .-1 "" ,_ -_% --1. , _ ;-Y :'l ' fail .. . S by Marva HawkW) M~uh ' cJ,one5 ' 11 (.,cj.(( u€ %elcome B IBLE - v w U f. i \. ii¼ ' fr(Os(ie' SCHOOL! Puppets Lnd songs and ga.mes and stories. Filmstrips, puzzles, : MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1812 -- - ' r.`T,~7i~.--__n -"%r: . - ;-. I -i-0 - ~c__A4_1_!!~_ -4 L_ =' ~ C -- 1s(r)une:sS;1eshare • Casselberry Winter Sproqs :- . .- -. I- - -au - 634 9212 Altamonte Springs Longv~ood arxi bring yotc whole family', SHIRLEYMILLET 834 9212 Forest City A qes 4-12 ........................ The 11 -; ~ 7- Lutheran Church . Sunday HeraM P.O. Box 1651 Sanford, Fl. 32771 " Your Evening Newspaper" _.-?~0_1 li.1ft.-I -_.~ .1 June 9-20, Mon Fri 9a.m.- Ill 30a m Daily Telephone ............ Seminole High Sdooll Gospel Choir wIU present a Musical Extravagann Sttnrdeyst7:31p.mAndw Seminole 111gb Auditori um. Guest choirs will be the ICC s Malone Mass Choir, Bethel Baptist Youth Choir, Orlando. James Bouey wW be master oi ceremonies and Charles JaclLson is president and musician. 11ferald Photo name Address 1. - g -' VACATION = Please start home delivery of The Herald _T1_ I ~ • A.I. iiWl - Mmmmm MEW4 f -I :-LII - OR MAIL THIS COUPON I . " .,, JOIN THE FUN AT OUR Missin From ; 11f 1 il I A ., 1 I i : :" I - e' Delivered 6xaweektoy:urhorne, I = .1 - ',-' S • ~-1i - - ~~-~ ~F'~~ AP 74 - COME ' t hing Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 I - i - _____________________ FFirst PrLsb)tlrl in Church of anford will honor its 22 high T - - - I-- . I ' i 1p ~i 1, I -_ . I 1; he retired from win be on this theme, "Why Do the active ministry while pastor So Many Marriages Succeed." of the John Calvin Presbyterian Church, Orlando. wife,Ileverly,haveason,Jerry 4 r' __ I r_-9 _-_-X~7~_- is ~_ I - 1---,IA~44 _ ~--. tS_! - ~~! -—_ _~ - Church an. marriages in the congregation nounces the arrival of Dr. A. with a celebration of the Clarke Dean as interim supply ,- / A native of Cordele, Ga., he 10 a.rn. Covenant - -1 -I- the " - f I - - r , Z PRESENTS CONCERT . P. ; , i ; . I _ - Mr. and Mrs. John Lenzen on Joe Pickens and Janet Tbomas. meeting of the congregation We hope it's not the Herald I Te- -1 ~ _________________ rJ.: Sunday for a A church picnic will be held Julie Reagan, Don Beverly, -oar- 14 . . GOSPE L CHOIR :. . JLJL 1 I - I f V3 Chap. All Spjs 6ft901S1114 A. if the Women of the C'hurch Birthday Parts will go to help mission sork in Ja pa n and \.v1eJfJ. J% _.- — - 4 I II . . --- - ~ -- _ ,d _A~. # _% - - - . I 1 11 CAP&#" city ; - C Nity Tv'nity C1'wStt.4 O4dt ., .' at I __ ( "$' owl "'"I Mstgvlsfk Chitfift. Altar"ltntit Solf,"s UffifiHI :airrck of Chrill, Alfan%w it C*P,,,V,,tY $I Amdrt*s Presbyterian C,, ,%_c% tol) Near List *it f; i , Oak Hill Rd Oste,n Sartavd £iIin, CItur Park A,e $a nt0v dC,n,,,iatj,,,.,j Jehovah's The Satyatnis Army, lis W. ? $W'tn.nis. IllS W.SttnIt D,Paty. I H ighland . vftl Rescue Ch urch of Good Shepherd Choir will celebra te Its Sixth Anniversary Sunday 4p m Sanford Civic Center. There will be guest choirs Richard Burke is director and Eddie Montgomery, musician Blance Bell Is pastor and Robert Dumas, assistant pastor. (Herald Photo by Marva Itawkl ._ ~i, I ; , Pint Bin Ch,rcs, PRESBYTERIAN 1717 I I Ism arc First Baptist . I" !% I NA1AIFNP Lobo Mary United Pinbriorian Clowth First Presbyterian Chwith, Oil Ave A Rd %I The Your Home? 4,(! - i -, 8061`1114111 Ave L ake Monroe --=- I / . me - casselberry KNmNfl,fj,'; . - , ,- I: . I. 1. Cwt-fo cefoofflV4411 ckw~ Chatectli" J444111COW111101 La"or Day %sont,. ,ill Pa,% Avg assiten ormeigific colonics, %I JOMI c"Mttfoo cotiopol, Nay If 11t, r"o, par% $an$ord Delary St &"Vt" Catholic Chwck, Sions" Dr. "olaf 5~ log. Ave 111agillist Miss.Civic Leagav 61*1 - LtrNa"d Fi b ClowitholGiWo4ftephoty,254,15 I[OnAve, 1_• .- us 6TH ANNIVERSARY OTHtIR CHURCHES 11"I'Aa VitsioNaft milthooltsf.- Rt. 44 .j, at Pa" It, James A .%4 1, "ift at Cypr S It Misty's A M 1. Clowth St." alp 411. COSt"o it Paul*$ M011161111141 Ckwch. 4h" Old. 1100orprisil - __ -chiorts of b" awtown. Iftlerpriru cr,wc* of Got 140 W Woo! It Clitarch of God too Christ, ovieft - ;.r1'' , , hell" UAT AUV§NTIST ;9 0(,,Qtl Late Soventh Day " v" till Chwch. Hwy ,)&. Fares, City S4v"fh Day AdvitivIell Chvf(h, #AA111,1116 Ave, Altamonte Spt,,,q% SA"fli'd '-#-@nth nay Adventist Church. Ilh & [Ir, EV,n$ISICCR 555 M Rd first building to be buflt, on July Of 1965. I aebs pies tina C inch IOu Pains 5P"M$ Rd Altanisn$ pis soliti, tributed mainly to Rev. Kir. 4 I E located at the corner of S. br ea 4 U"Alit City"mViiii"Prestlylt"A" Chuftft. Upsets Rd First k-uttitfri h4ittho-d,il Ch ur ch. 2444 Sanford Ave Rd 4 5 Osters .- It ASSEMBLY OF GOD p P. - COUITV ADEA f'HUDrH DIDEf1TOD/ • I I P'iR P I' tI DIRECTORY I R _________________________________________ pastor. lie and his family were moved into the new parsonage, The Puppet Teams of First Baptist Church of Sanford Korea Mrs Lorene Van Pelt, Community will present the Amazing ecumenical chairman, was in Praising Puppet Pals during charge. Methodist the evening worship service is Sunday th • rm The Altamonte '', at 730 A L LI kfast honoring the 18 Puppets will present a well graduating seniors Irom ~nown story from the Bible in ' a Community Community United Me thodist western theme lht. /ion Hope \tI,.sion,jrs B Iptust (huth sill celebrate it Jacbon, K) will be the 87th A nnisersar), June 9-15 speaker at the 10 45 am Theme: 'Vs hat Christ Is To You Sunday worship sers'Ice of the and the Church Aux iliaries Sanford Eustis Free sll be In charge eser night Methodist Church Accompaning him will be a high lime Innisersar) s&rsicesilI be school student who pla)s six in. June15 He G. w (ab ppell. will be the speaker For the musical instruments. - fP 1, HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David BeverlyandSiaff 'l - Zion Hope - - CHOIR CELEBRATES first s 1 WINN DIXIE STORES and Em ployes STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstormandStaff — L - - DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes __ ' J 5 and daughter , Pegg) 2 ; . . 7mr- I iIi Sanford, Fla Howard H Hodges and Staff Ovideo, Florida ______ Parrish is chairman and Res J I Brooks past'w Pine Way, Sanford, he and his ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK L. D. PLANTEP INC. tended the ceremony, then Baptist Bible College in Springfield, Mo. The son of Mr. Theological School in Penn12:30 dady for children through and Mm Allan K. Forrest of sylvarda, son, Robert E. who is sixth grade. CHRIS RrrMY A & P WEO The Management and Empl P oyes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO ,INC and Employes - I- ,i '" ",€ The congregation and his and received Full Connection in and serivice of God and to the steps. Daughter Cherylann is sundae. ./: married to Bruce Barrett, a Bible School will have a 5', THE McK I BBI N AGENCY Insurance , He was ordained an Elder tley's unfailing devotion in love " ",11`1 Forest. N.C. •___. 1Z _- FLAGSHIP U S BANK OF SEMINOLE John V Mercer and Staff - . . I _M . I I area in 1964. honor. fellowship hour. Herbert -' the group supervising the ' MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson and Staff I I .,- - —_ entecostals Plan Mission Rev. Peterson and his wife off rally scheduled for June 7 ...: The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ________________________ as the ,`tloravian Church for 250 % -... __ : 4 Influenced by their father's will cost 75 cents per person. A -fI .- -".! exemplary __%': ~~_ - ~ -_ fife, they have specW treat at the rally will be 11% lit proudly followed in his foot. the "world's largest ice cream , X V in, -0 E C Elsea and Staff I to serve Enterprise-Deltona more than 900, can be at- key. Peterson expressed his years, but it's official name adjourned to the Fellowship are located in Bethlehem, Pa. School, June 9-13. with a kick- '"pm , And Staff .. - - preciation for his 10 year I ~ of office as their first pastor 19 _h0(/. At 3 p.m.. special sprvit"eq. %9A John Ihiss . From there it they were going to rename Of of the of the Tuskawilla Homemakers America in 1735. Although and a graduate of the c an ft or dJ AlI rsuulaflCe Moravian College In 1949 and S the Moravian Theological Sanford Alliance Church will Semi I 1952 Both schools hold Daily Vacation Bib! . Mission Tour to Telhco Camp, Madisonville, Tenn., in June. .. WILSON.M .AIER FURNITURE CO. Mr . and Mrs Al Wilson - . __ .-_-_ .1 .., -_ : , -_ -.;- _ff - .-r- - his church, but the community he was presented with a ordained Deacon, in 1962. Mich. - older age groups. I WILSON-EICHELBERGER . attending Union Theological pastor and hopes to remain in him with a monetary gift of love Florida Annual Conference Of St-iiiinary in Richmond, Va., that capacity, not only serving from his parishioners and then the Methodist Church and was tie is a native of Daggett, event. IV t In addition, he will serve as a counselor and accompany the .- J. C. PENNEY COMPANY I p . ei e held in t& Church proper, REV AND MRS H W KIRTLF ' when the elders and charter KI1"l( entprd tht group o' £9 men'rs, who wert. inimbers of th e congregation ministry 13 years ago, after identified, previously wi th the lauded him and special were sung by the church soloist, working in the produce business Barnett Memorial Methodist with his father in Sanford. He Church in Enterprise. Rev. Dorothy Mercorrelli. The congregation presented was admitted On Trial Into the Kirtley was then appointed as Church Installs Pastor to Winter Springs. - aiso will outline a program to include ministry to younger and ~ LASH-QUEEN CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ) Marlboro, Md., prior to coming Pastor Ruth Grant will be with ~ _ program of youth activities Including witness training, Bible study and fellowship. He Pallor . Miriwa,*erslwp lI*ir$ - Moravian Church in Southern march Food and drink will be California, and St Paul's prosided en route This is the Moravian Church in Upper second annual walk-a-mon and starting Sunday. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Catow COWPIT CW10 Allarnointel Spes"s 4 -? + 1975 Richey will organize a W'IbqitAvs .Lary lea A F. Stevens, MfsiIir sooday clovech $4hw 9 418 Pit Motown4 Worship It Ililitrn Youth Grotto I N It M W04 Choir Practice I " P I" 6 - 368 ill. fed Sion4ey so401%400 . .k. , ~ . "-. .. ~' X )nd&im'TIHH-sday - Family NipM Supper - - 11 611s en. Olvesory ir Eit 1. Easton. Pa., the Downey bus will patrol the fine of his ,summer youth ministry Morning Worship • graduate of Stetson University, DeLand, will join the First Baptist Church staff to begin IvyhM and 1 36o m Pastor o uth Chris Ritchey, a , Mof Ping Woe ship I Y am svitilloy $0000 -I . r . C -. 1:348 w of *it a w Swoolay Service a mairft" Wwslwp Wed It" B&MO Stingy .. 419 Paris Ave Loop King - it Poster - . . . . METHODIST CHURCH * .. . t 43rd 54 ., 531pm ( classrooms a fellowship hail is planned Saturday b} the and church offices l'irst Pentecostal Church of Res Peterson a tall, lean Long'iood The young people man with an oratorical voice, is and adults are lining up well qualified to be a founding sponsors for their walk, which pastor having served In that will begin at 1:30 p.m. and end capacity since 1948 whIle stilla back at the ch urch by 9p.m. -' seminary student. He has where thewomeflo[thethurch -foundtid" the Palmer will have a - victory dinner Township Moravian Church In prepared. Cars and the church member of His fellowship ' FIRST PIISSYT III&NCHI'ICH FRItowlS.p ra ( As a follower of His, I am a tuary seating 200, four Chris Ritchey D i rec s I I FIRST UNITED - ,1 - SundaYL*Ct*IIMIUI,II WedS 70Rpm Npm Supper Honor Harris that the church might be born development. It has a sane- t $ I * Mo "One of the worst mistakes in Provencial Elders Conference Association, advisor to the thinly spread. it is a worldwide • COVENANT v i4 Apt Itoger L. Harris, (center) after 20 years qs First United MethodLit Church organist-choli, director, was presented a plaque on lit st Sunday In that capacity. His son, Rev. V. Scott Harris, ordained Mey 26, prearheJ the sermon and baptized his aephew, Steven Douglas Swatison. The pastor, Rev. Leo King is shown on the left. Methodists who lets down on his dedication. pastor. Rev. Dr. Richard F. Board, executive vice president spread to Germany and came to present Fellowship Hall, in his Prosoyterian PiiSsYT:i:aNcNucH If fil Hwy A Lake Mary Blvd 1.1011plin --. 1* - Assoc. Poster failures dallas i . . .- . , This can happen to anyone was installed as permanent when It comes to handling our tip" own lives we are misesable UMYF Pint . I k, BIIIWIwS 4 .-1 . I 34 p M Fellowship cot#" betwit" services \ Imp.m. Likingwood. Fla- m Siqvsc,i 1.11 ... .4 ! . 1 y The greatest reason for going five-acre site a mile north of the are a curious people. We can do great things in this world, but to church is that Christ died 11 0 in Caswuoorry lea A Dw(IarS Nov.W,Ii&arn PIEU4I . Pastor S-.nday Circa Sc.s lsv.KwwtItMis$ee AIsEs$.Pas*s, usr,wu,qw, - Inc A, . Faster 'up m 'ii-______ to the Unitt.A Methodist Church of Miami. Sperial recognition was given him at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. C I I Sunda services, when the congregation presented him with a blue and silver plaque - - Deltona United ia, 1965 on the site previously Church says. "no one would speak to particular rite or ceremony is the task of organizing a pleasure at being chosen his "Unity of the Brethren" Hall where a reception was Methodist was deeded to the church by the me," that is an unpardonable eessary. Maybe not, but they congregation in the area, in congregation's permanent describes it best organized June 30, 1965 b a Mackle Bro thers held sin against the church. are extremely helpful. November of 1973. is of vast The first building was Another reason we go dedicated December, 1974 on a church is to find ourselves We importance. iii m METHODIST CHURCH Hn,I1flPffi.y**IW1d -- (beIind friendly ,, - 1 1 but when someont attends a sWd that real religion is an second church when Rev. American Clergy." 6 Motors Bible st"I TV*$ Eve YiqtIiSor,,caTv.i lvi, COMMUNITY UNITED '"If -. swon"I J .4 " JY few really great preachers. A strategy has been to minimize conducted the ceremony. many friends of other theFloridaConferenceandwas fine community of Deltona." Tuskawilla Teen Club and is fellowship. church can be plain and simple, church attendance. We have Winter Springs gained its listed in "Who's Who Among It has been popularly known denominations, who had at. appointed to Deltona, In June Ground was broken for the If so a m Meraing Wee ship ayer offtp . .!, - i . 49p__ . 7)Ipm. Ne A 3411 It in MYFIAISut luP&3 Suns,,, - SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Pat Conquerors ~Ifq Sunday WI.II ' ____ he never refers to the church as a fine choir. There are only a LOHOW000 Sal Draw stroirf ., s Rum Grant Sunday School -1 can have a beautiful building or Dr. Elton Trueblood has said: Amos, FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH s',,- Coprg$it Ii's I$pm L'brar,Clv$.fmengt • - Qr r AV , ___________ 2'_____ r pastor, since It began 10 years ago and has now been assigned I church and after he has left affair of the heart and that no Peterson was conunissioned to Lloyd Hat"pten Scriptures SAftled By The Amemiptit 944@ Smietv Fr ,dav Nfi$- Fr. -- ., . " who had se. -ved as the church's - - - - my church.' lie has no feeling fellowshi p. Not every church CHURCH O iSam Is Na m . - Sdtufday Deuteronomy - PUP an. ?; sop an Teschairs Meeting pallet I so a M Methodist . SItyNllit- * L is to provide Pentecostal i ,- 11 i&..i tow. m , V P)SpM NYPS William a Downey Eaf IV sef Vice SundaVSCPIIHI Worship i- , I:14 .0. T.r4ay, Catholic — families, join attended various family. In fact, it has never Church of Tuskawillia Road, Moravian College in Penn- as a whole, until his retirement. 'promissory note,' which they He . Candler Hartley Avenue and Hartley ,. organizations and seek the become a spiritual home to Winter Springs, recently sylvania. The .Moravian Church is a had him sign publicly, saying theological Seminary, in IAne. 45, companionship of others. Next him. Iguess John really doesn't achieved official ch ur ch status Deeply committed to his small, but ancient Prctestant that he would return next ),J• Atlanta, Ga,, and served as a Mrs. Robert Taylor, church to the worship of God, the most belong to the church." and on Stay 18, I(ev. Floyd community, Rev. Peterson also denomination, founded in to dedicate the -H. Wight Student Pastor in North historian, says, "The growth of importantservice of the church Peterson, the founding pastor, serves as vice pi-esident of the Central EuroN by the followers Kirtley Fellowship Ila11," as Georgia before being appointed the Church membership to to " a M "NOrlandillAvo ill t1l - 218-fl ftv Sunday Wissl Notrochof MYF - Oeuleronom HOLINESS CHURCH 1frifit Pit I to: en 1 04 Pill 9.100 $Ivey a veninioo Service Wed Bible study METHODIST CHURCH AlrpQfIjIvdIW,,5t.,Ay, FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH n a lucOn,, :*.rvS Morning Worship 1111am liv. PriducCIiary Pas tor , Ind,iS M.r,ii Woriip - I Wight Kirtley and his family, pu why we marry and have of belonging to the church GRACE UNITED .i -w Th ursd ay 734 M. e4ay 11am ILV1MfIaCCnAMflIC.) I 9:17-21 IS Warn 1 Na: SundayitMil 0000 SHEPHERD -. Acts Orem" Blvd. Lake Maine" Pastor , the basic instincts of man is to be with other people. That is - ~— congregation bid "Adieu" to their beloved - I ?I Crystal Lake Or Lake Mary, Fib new Pogo D Trittel LUTHERAN CHURCH ', WEST SANPORD FREE wI%.L Dr, Jay T,C.issit. - ______________ _- ~ - — h Morning Worship A Life" im - TUesdJ% Psalms Sunday Sd'sol THE QEDEEmEn 161 * lith Plot* "The Lutheiran "ovell And TV "This Is the - -, Iamts THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL . tn Evangelist Poster LUT HERAN CHURCH OF 57 paw $*may - , 11 Lutheran Sunda' ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CN(JICN ' LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE rnis to every challvnging copporturlitv, 11 011a.vot 111p.m. Bible St"T Evangelistic sorvi,cirs Ckwc* Training and It promises all men the spiritual Impetus to realize their hest, $pm see. Billy Gre"AN swing Worship Service Ocs"cleflarte" sew Nvrsory Pallor MorrAng Worship Until ou Nvruy m. IS ISa m Nov Elinor Np m E vsiIjttckqytc,, Wed. Prayer 4 MWI 11"T - I Religion cannot guarantee success to any mm PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST BAPTIST CHURCH Nov. O E. Hodges II get a hit gain a ( U( r understanding ot 'ujr irtues md of o r I l' Such Un erstanuInh-witJ God's help and God's turgivent'ss-_ inspires us to give 9 418 in S4bIiSI,y RAPTp57cp%cp U Frequently, achievement comes with givitig wur best %%ht-n %ou're not (onvinced your best %vill t)e enough. I$tSPartAvynws O'dTruthstor.H,oa1 PiNlCRE1 ift iflhtS %SulCfl ioU 1(1St JIflOW rti strike! Success is never certain in this %%orld_(.ven to the fellow w Ii th confidence wrillen all over his face. E 11 v"Ifts Worshi p Wed lvin$aiSSlv$dI poster Evestiovol Service Therethat Bible IStudy Assembly Worihilp Iwfill on a y F mil P0RpM ' services It it ' belong to the church, reither grace Because c bellese God and feel the need of God we does his affection, his energy, t,. or "Whit membership does John have In Another reason so many go to your church?" asked the man. IIowship.One of c h urc s ffor fell c11urc,, "ft is a bit difficult to explain 10 51 no I,cs C:mn,en - CHURCH OF CHRIST 6"Palm Sprint Dir NK4PS Morwroof StrVice The Nøv LtrsyO 1 Church Of Christ George - ,1975-.-7A Friday, Jur.. -. - I 'll I'll of his life. Some great blessing on the roll." The inquirer a conics into your life and you little confused by the ansim,er, have no one to thank for it. It is asked the difference in the a great privilege to have the statement. opportunity to singl: -Corne "It's like this," the pastor Thou fount of every blessing, $ t 'ç uicd, Joh' a twit tun.' III) heart to sing j' PHtOr Morning Worship - Church School Wed Prayer Service I-fop in kvrstry Copors WTIO1111 I.MPtn.$WWSINigMbr"ocgll Dial-b-Clovette"al 34 Fws C41 lieway . . £ o 10 Off m 11 04 a in 6 Of p tor , I top Pit I.)1p r" OigIasO(iI tt Pastor II Na m tSp - Methodists Honor Departi*ng P _____ _______ t. _________ A pastor in another city was el Hera Id, Sanford, FL .0 that in church. I feel sorry for doesn't oesn be! b ong to hue church the person who has left God out al though his name does a ppear OF THE NAZARINE 3$81 SSR#Ofd Ave Episcopal - Ave, Morning worship ChWch Training , isa iw 9 418 - Woolly school I I H Am $Va worship A " Is m $Vol NYPS svii Eve Worship Morning Worship Evangelistic Sery Fartilly Nigh' Service Minister CENTRAL EAPTIST CHURCH lilt W. CI: S.aday ScP*.I OF THE NAZARENE RI MVJ Cud 9 IS a fr. 11 a Worship Service vening Service Prayer Mwiftil Woo. I .-:, $Jfl 77vdStr•at -:. _. Is 41 a in Sunday school Nurser y Pr ov ,,d GENEVA CHURCH Sunday School CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 7 )OP M —, I ship. Worship lifts us and "John" belonged to his cl~urch. makes us come alive. We get His reply was, "no, John (It CHURCH OF GOD Rev. 0 4$i. m 11 , 668 f" 1. 34 Is M, Morrunig Worship 4 0 113 FIIISf CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wed - $be 0. Sharing I ,- of the main reasons is to wor. asked if a certain man ruuned Nazarene Church Of God hour when no one can get church people develop a way of many attend church, but one so a DISCIPIkS OF CHRIST oi, SI$O-dAI DtHars$dHarns M..,,ttiq r~7-2m—_~7~_7 -~'F~ ~ — L - church, that as children they our every need.The church is formed the church-going habit, dedicated to the task of making There are many reasons why God real in the lives of people. in Baptist - By FANNETrE EDWARDS it is an opportunity to be quiet holds them steady day by day. and to think. Many would say Although God doesn't answer up to go to all our questions, tie does meet I Saniande Springs Drove L One wood. F I 4 just fall of Interstate FIRST ASSEMBLY E Von." Worship Family Might (Wed I II goes to church becauseethat is greater than ourselves. IU 64uini on the telephone. lie meant life and an inner security that Assembly Of God Morning Worolp I., MethodIst Church 1 - . Why do so many people go to We need the guidance and church? One man said that he inspiration of somethg one .. .... .*. . NATION ~ 7 ' Moravian ..*.~ .% ~- Sunday School . I; Wed Prover : - -~ %~ 1K 1:11of Is I" Pastor Forrest t F. G United I \ 9.346 w I) ~$48 no, .%* Prover service - - I% .... " , C At Neill Pastor's Corner I BY? :: 36 tM0100% before SVOSO 'N ADVENTIST CHURCH - - ______ Evening Methodist I :::: Do" tha t kit y sun" V Schw Presching A wor-ship m,nq - - Southeii THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH I - Friday, Jun., 1973 Adventist fist Vespers I .' HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Of the Redeemer Dolloml 103 W.251h Place Sanford, Fl. I - i. -tjlAt . -I.A . - a ., �-- 8A—Evenin Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 6, 1975 g I Wh at e shops." present city site Knowles told the corn- much, but you won't chang but should stay here, Stenstrom mission that has law. Gentlemen, you must Commissioner Gordon Meyer indicated they would be willing said. ttitnk Is the key to scheduled a June 20 to missioners that he needed in. the new city to make up your minds." structure also Indicated he would jotn to consider the 14-acre site the entire issue." It from them continue discussions begun last also include a city shops McClanahan in the should "all ether options be The commissioners growth figure Moore hinted that what kind of n' ' the land in month about "redevelopment of COflPIeX. location "because I am eliminated." "instruct" Knowles about drafting working on" when question "might be available" the downtown area" and urged are at the present opposed to figures, but a(ijourn purchase of more Stenstrom pressed Moore for but ducked the direct question the Commission to wait for the the options available city shops location and gen. land when we already ha on the note to develop the ve information concerning fromStenstrom, who also asked DBA proposal. regarding city hall. "' tiemen, they are disgraceful 'enough land now." Meyer also property to the to work on tions for study the corn. of the the Mayor to "reveal to us what "DO you want "I expect there will be one they are today," he said. "I was concerned over parking for present city building on Park proposal is coming from the involving a commercial project 30,000 or 40.000 square feet?" he rnissioners. would be willing to support the "I think we're going to need new building at either site. and Fulton that isowned by the Downtown Businessmen" which would involve city hail," questioned. " about to the 14-acre site on Stenstrom and Commissioner Flagship Bank Downtown, [)BA) regarding a new city Moore said, but the mayor parking? You passed a parking an awful lot more Information Seminole Blvd., if any building John Morris "If that property is available building. city before we come to any and now you 5.3)' would not be more specific with project would include the city for redevelopment of the by some means, then I think we Moore reminded the Com- his report, requhements might be too decision," More said, Continued From Page I-A) hail - SPORTS the DIM jlj that meeting hail Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •' struction would supporting you did Friday, June 6, 1975--18 t new have been growth various About rear 11 a II ' I by me What continued support !74TiI1 Horoscope By BERNICE O tor saturday, By TOM KEY.SEIt Herald Sports Editor for (lie national team title. The have amassed 18 points after three days of conipetitiun Odessa leads the huge field with 22 points, "It looks like we'll be up there some pce," SJC Coach Emma Spencer said. "We've got fourth pla ce anyway, and maybe second or thiru. It looks good. " Aranda met Gary Cannon of Cowley County (Arkansas) Junior College, IL No. 8 seed, and Copeland played Perfecto Alimi of Odessa, the No. 5 seed, semi-final matches this mornlnh. The winners were to battle this afternoon for u ir;::;' - : PiW4 "4 d(11 tICICa'ed iJiL% morn:ng's opponents, they would clash in the i1JC final. Raiders June 7, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) The Bargains you're looking for are out there today. With wise shoppiiig, you'll be able to stretch your household budo,!I. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 Take a no-nonsense posture in y our dealings today. Once others see you mean business, the'll fall rn line. GEMINI (May 2l.Janc Doni you think it's about time to remind someone of an old obligation to you? You be able to collect a piece of it toda;, CANCER iJune 21-July 22 ) You might have a chance to do a favor for an old friend who has done much for you. If it involves sacrifice, remem'uer her past unselfishness. LEO (July 23-Aug.22 ) You're at your best in competitive today. Recall: You have reserves to draw upon that others lack. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) It's a good day to talk directly to persons who can help you reach your goals or enhance your status. Don't deal with gobetweens. I ______ _____ _____ Will -- —'-I—., _ _____ . - rI FA ___ _____ _______ 0 (1 o 00.4 "I. - I .... . - - - ' _____ ___________ __________ __ _______ ________ _ _______ II I Jockey Puts Wk" we came Wt gea, we pKi ed 9 (3 0 oeweLkiKg in yu cowe. hi. uo, we Liteued, aiut we gave gu wkaL yu waideaf t.. NEW YORK ( All) — Ron Turcotte, who has ridden two Belmont winners, thinks he knows what has to be done to Win Saturday's 107th running of the Triple Crown finale, "Anybody who beats Diabolo will get the money," said Turcotte, who has been on Diabolo for a workout but who will ride The Time, an outsider, in Saturday's $150,000-added test, He won the 1972-73 lielmonts on Itiva Ridge and Secretariat, respectively. Diabolo. Frank McMahon's California Derby winner who was third in both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, is the third early choice, a role he shares with Singh at 5.1, for the Belmont. The early 2-1 favorite in a field of nine 3-year -olds is John L. Greet's Foolish Pleasure, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness runner-up. Mrs. Robert Lehinann's Slaster Derby, . winner BOB DANCE o o YOUR BIRTHDAY 1975 June7, ________ Tkaldz6 (xvi a' 0 6% u ima t gm e fourth in the Derby but winner of the Preskness, is the second pick at 3-1. Foolish Pleasure put in a final prep Thursday, going fiveeighths of a mile under regular rider Jacinto Vasquez in 59 1-5 end The Da With Us w There Will B Hot Dogs, Refreshments, Balloons And Gi ts For Evervone Plus Si, per Savings On New A d Lised Cars a in ___ a - — and Which is what Rod Carew of the Minnesota Twins is doing. And he's doing more than that. : lie's got people talking again about turning the oaseuaii cioc uactc over mree uecaues. since Ted Williams' hit .406 in 1941 has anyone finished the seeson with a batting average of .400 or better. "There's just no way to pitch Carew," says who heat the T ins 7-4 Thursday despite - LLI Tc Wanted: Wipe Out Cance In Our ' ;Lifetime '- U- i - ' rot Hunter, "lie's so outstanding that I wouldn't want to make a judgment about if he's the best hit ter ever," says Tebbets, a former National League great. "tie flits it exactly wflere lie wants to," Ruane is the press room host for the Twins. lie's earned the title "veteran observer." lie's seen a lot of players come and go. And of Carew, he says: "He has the greatest bat control I've ever seen." - - Golf Child . cancer sumoery. Balots Hook, Catches Foes BY TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Catfish is no longer floundering — and as a result, the New York Yankees are surfacing. "I'm in the groove now and know what I'm doing," said Catfish Ifunter after beating the Minnesota Twins 74 Thursday. Hunter, the Yankees' expensive right-hander, finally appears to be worth his weight in the gold they're paying him. The Yankees' $3.75-million man, who couldn't win a game in April, now has eight of his last 10 decisions. And the Yankees have sailed over the .500 level for the first time this season and moved into second place, three games behind the first-place Boston Red Sox in the American League East. In the other Al. games, Cleveland beat Kansas 8-7 in 11 innings and California defeated Detroit 8-3. ne Texas-Baltimore game was rained out. In National League action, the New York Mets whipped Houston 2-1 and the Chicago Cubs beat San Francisco 84 "I've always been a poor April pitcher," said Hunter, 8-5, won explaining his revitalization, lie pitched a one-hitter last time out against Texas, but was a little less artistic this time — giving up eight hits, two of them home runs to the red-hot Rod Carew. (;raig Nettles slammed a two-run homer in the seventh inning to unlock a 4.4 tie created in the fifth by Carew's run-scoring single. Nettles then added an RB! single in the ninth for the Yankees' final run. Nettles' timely hitting overcame another brilliant perform. ance by Carew, who raised his batting average to .425. 1 can't remember having a be tter stretch," said Carew, w ho has an amazing m 15 hits in his last 18 at-bats. "But it starts getting frustrating when we keep losing. I don't really have any personal goals left. The Big Apple, the World Series, the only way to make money in this game." Indians 8, Royals 7 Ruddy Bell's fourth home run or the year, with one out in the 11th inning, carried Cleveland over Kansas City. The Indians, losing by four runs after seven innings, scored three times in the eighth and ticd the game 7.7 on Rick Manning's RBI triple in the ninth. Angels 8, Tigers 3 Billy Smith's two-run single capped a Four-run rally in the fourth inning that vaulted California from a three-run deficit to victory over the Tigers. Bill Singer scattered eight hits to Unprove hi3 record to 5-7 overall and 5-0 in his career against Detroit. Mets 2, Astros I Tom Seaver Fired an eightstrikeout six-hitter for his eighth victory and Dave Kingman's run-scoring single snapped a 1.1 tie in the eighth inning as New York beat Houston. Cubs 8, ('iiar.ts 4 Bill Madlock's eighth-inning single, his third hit of the game, drove home the tiebreaking run as Chicago exploded for four runs to defeat San Francisco. ever is Olympics' Date Set IN BRIEF The (',olden Age Olympics Events being considered are we've got to finalize our events, will be held Nov. 9-15 here and, ping pong, wheelchair races, and then Find sponsors." according to Jack homer, tennis, bowling, shuffleboard, The events' committee, could develop into a huge, billiards, Fly casting, bait which is headed by Jack Rathnational event. and golf. In addition, a mdl, will meet Wednesday Homer, who is executive horticultural show, arts and morning at the Chamber. manager of the Greater San- crafts, and card tournaments ford Chamber of Commerce, may be included. Homer said the Olympics will casting Daytona Club Still Closed; Legal Confrontations Continue DAYTONA BEACH iAP — The Daytona Beach closed today after a circuit judge refused a temporary injunction to stop a strike by greyhound owners who want a larger share of the take. "It looks like the track will be dark for quite awhile," Kermit Coble, attorney for the kennel club, said after the ruling Thursday. Meanwhile, a state Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering set a hearing today in Tallahassee to determine whether (log owners should lose their licenses for allegedly tailing to comply with regulations requiring 15-day notice of an intention not to race. Kennel Club remained said the Olympics may attr'ct senior citi:ens and dignitaries from all over the United States. You've heard about these little towns that become famous for the little crazy things they do," Homer said. "We're hoping the Golden Age Olympics will do that for Sanford." The Olympics will be a weeklong series of events, many of which will be sporting events, for senior citizens. Famous dignitaries, some ci be advertised nationally. "We which are senior citizens, will hope to bring them in from everywhere," he said. be invited to the Olympics. The week-long event will The visual aids department of conclude on a Saturday night the Seminole County school with a dance and banquet. system is designing a logo that The Olympics are being will be used for Olympic sponsored by the Greater business. It is a rendering of Sanford Chamber of ComFather Time dropping his merce. Vic Arnett is chairman scythe and picking up the of the Golden Age Olympics' Olympic torch. conunittee. We've done ti lot in a short ime homer said. N w , ' ' ' ' "!n other words," homer said, "he's not done yet." FSU Plays Saturday 'Tr atn Singh will be ridden by Angel Cordero Jr. and start from the No. 6 post just outside of Arthur Seeligson Jr.'s Avatar, the Kentucky Derby runner-up and fifth in the Preakness. Avatar will be ridden by Bill Shoemaker, O thers entered, and their jockeys, are John ('ialbrea th's Prince Thou Art, sixth in the Derby and Fourth in the Preakness, Braulio Baeza; Thomas Mellon Evans' Just The Time, ninth in the Preakness, Turcotte-, Sfax Gluck's Syllabus, Jean Cruguet; and Mrs. George Humphrey's Nalees Rialto, Daryl Montoya. Prince Thou Art will start from the No, 3 post, Just The Time from No, 7 and Sullabus and Nalees Rialto outside them. tf ish c , - . I or because of an injury. (' arew a - _________ -__ time is BLOOMINGTON, Minn. ( APi — "his bat is Carew's personal heroics — two homers and a like a magic wand," says Catfish Hunter. single to drive in all of Minnesota 's runs. "He's "He's the best tennis player in baseball," says got the quickest wrists I've ever seen. It seems Birdie Tebbet.s. like I've never gotten him out." "I always thought Roger Hornsby was the Carew Is leaving little argument about who is greatest hitter I'd ever seen, but this kid can't be baseball's best hitter while initiating arguments touched," says Art Ruane. about who the game's greatest hitter of all time. Pretty high praise from such divergent "Everybody's got to throw the ball around the sources. But then, you can expect perhaps deplate," he says. "I've always been a good hitter mand such accolades when you're leading the I imagine I always will be." In the past Few major leagues with an astronomical .425 batting games he hasn't merely been good — he's been average and gunning for your fourth straight untouchable. In tha t stretch he's gotten hi ts in 15 batting championship. of 18 at-bats. • ir The Preakness winner will be gunning For the seventh victory in his last eight starts and a first prize of $116,910 From a purse of $194,850, if all nine start, lie was not nominated for the Belmont and had to be supplemented For $12,500— $2,500 to enter and $10,000 to start. A $10,000 supplinental Fee for the Preakness paid off in a return of $158,100 For Mrs. IA'hmann. about 5:35 p.m., EDT, with television coverage by CUS during 5-6 p.m. Diabolo worked five-eighths of a mile in 59 seconds and went three quarters in 1:11 Tuesday. "And I didn't ask him for a thing," seiid Turcotte. Laffit Pincay Jr. will be aboard Saturday when Diabolo starts from the No. 4 slot. Singh, owned by Cynthia Phipps and Hal Price Headley Jr., earned his shot at the Belmont by winning the Jersey Derby on Memorial Day after finishing sixth in the Preakness For his only out W dotheminahurry. .-. ," seconds and galloping out three-quarters in 1: 12. Vasquez will ride the 1974 2-year-old champion and 11 of 13 career starts from the No. 2 post, just outside Master Derby, who will have Darrel Mcliargue up. ' DiaboIo Atop Post elmont Pack Just will - Alabama Junior College, which was seeded No. 2, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3. "Stan had his big serve working," Spencer said. "He really whipped that boy ( Sisson). "Stan's a cagey player, a good-thinking player. He figures out how to beat a player and then goes about it. If it doesn't work, he changes his strategy. 'Bucky, well, he's a fast player, a scrapper. Ile's very, very fast and gets a lot of alin~;A you'd never think he could. Art VUfl) found ("it.' Doug Nlaliczowski and Howard Flagg, SJC's other two entries in the tournament, were to winner of SATURDAY, JUNE 7th. ALL DA Y LONG!! ! 4 next time. To rcaflze thit goat. we need you. Dedicated volunteers across the country are the life force of the Society. In warm, person-to-person contacts, ttiey translate into action many aspects of the Society's programs,.. ...helping people return to their normal lives after Fell behind in the second set. lie decided Like it easy and then come back in the third set with all he had." Aranda krcked the No. I seed, Slsaon, 7, 7 in a thriller to gain a berth in the semi-finals. lie eliminated Dean Paul Graham of the University of South Carolina at Sumter, the sixth seed, 6.2, 64, in the quarter-finals, Mina, Copeland's foe this monng, downed Roberto Rizo of Patin Beach Cortununity CcIlege 4.6, 6-3, C-2 to reach the semi-finals. Cannon, ,.-Aran(,,&'c.nrw%nrwDt. I-,Q - 1 `!;Iin 7—hprn rf Me Ari'tui Jurur Colk;e 4 2 Meanwhile, the doubles' team of Aranda and Copeland lost in the quarter-finals to the team oi . . _____ Don't be discouraged if the profits from a venture are lean at his time. They will become more ample later. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You will have a hard decision to make today. Once you make up your mind, stick to it. It will be best for all. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)It'sharvesttjmefor the fruits of your labors. If pickings are a little slim, it should be a I Try harder CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19- A light and lively gathering be beneficial to you from a business standpoint. You can find cash among the canapes. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A lot of little odd jobs around home can be done today. You're in the mood, and will be able to P ( pelanu as Ni. 2. But \randa, who is secded i'j would not be a sure-bet to whip Copeland. "It's possible (that Copeland could beat Aranda Spencer said. "I've seen him do It before in practice." Copeland, who is not among the 32 tournament seeds, heat the 14th seed, Charles Wadlington of Palm Beach (Florida)Community College, 7, 16, 7.5 to advance to the semi-finals. Farlier in the day, Copeland toppled the 29th. seed. lion Avent of North Id-tho Collevj! G-1 aiist Wad lir ton, (;cIa::1 suffered stomach cramps in the second set. "l5ucky really played beautifully the first set," ______ situations You're going to receive material help from behind-thescenes )• ar. You'll be let in on something confidential you can put to a profitable use. in (T f?s A P___ may PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) The time will arrive today to get something serious off your mind that you've been axious to discuss with afzjend, OCALA —Stan Aranth and [lucky Copeland of Seminole Junior College are two of more than 150 junior college tennis players to reach the semiFinals of the National Junior College Tennis ('hampionships it Ocala. Aranda and Copeland were to play semi-Final matches this morning. The finaLa were scheduled For this afternoon. Both players toppled two foes Thursday to r,rh th(' erni -fm: I-; •' 1.1sce(l.~'Irgilio-Si.-, ,,oriof0desm 4 exas) Junior College. 1D p OPELA ND Sic Pair Reach SernimFinals 0f Juco Tennis Nationals R10 it rift OSOL - a - BElIE r the law Maturing Into Giant HOLLYWOOD, Fla. tAP — his AGA tournaments are financially secure future for A former Miami policeman who held several times a month on himself through AG/t. 14 months ago wanted to 'start various area courses. They cost 1k told a Miami newspaper 10 a little golf league" now thir.ks $12, nc1uding green-, Fees, carts months ago, "One thing I'm not he can sell his brain child, the and prizes, trying to do is become a Amateur Golf Association, inMembership is $39 a year and millionaire off this thing" and ternationally. includes access to everything added real estate would contin"We ('OtJid end up having 350 Frorii group Insurance to restau. ue as his main source of incohuht, chapters throughout the rant discounts and group travel world," Art Georgalis said But now, he admits, "The big phn.s Thursday. "We anticipate haybusiness is AGA," requiring 75 (;corglis, a 4 to 5 handi- to 80 hours of work a week, ing about 40,000 to 60,000 meincapper who once won a national hers within Five years" "I started with 500 borrowed The fast-talking, self-dc- Greek tournament, said he dollars," said Georgalis 1 scribed ''ultra extrovert" has wont sell AGA franchises. but recently sold 49 per cent of it ' Coach Bobby Richardson's OMAHA, Neb. Gainecocks have been winning small victories as planned. Now he's hoping South Carolina canrearhan unscheduled Plateau. With the absence of five-time defending champion Southern California, Richard.son's Gamecocks are rated one of the Favorites in the eight-team, double-elimination tournament that opens with a douoleheader tonight. Independent South Carolina, 474, opens its bid against Seton Hall. 31-8, and Eastern Michigan, 35.17, tangles with Florida State, 49.& -- Pro Draft Cut Short Americans Vie In British Am IIOYLKE, England AP Dick Siderowf, a New York stockbroker, and John Grace, a Texas realtor, battled head-on today For a semifinal berth in the British Aniateur galf chainpionshi. - 'i haseball's free-agent drait as in NEW YORK I All of its secondary phase Thursday when the the first round Nis Angeles l)Igcrs delivered an eloquent compliment to the scouting systems of the 24 major league teams. l'ky passed. That meant that the Dodgers, picking 18th in the secondary phase rotation, couldn't Find a leftover prospect suitable to draft. 11w I)(wlgt rs and the 23 other major league lubs Ii ol - Irn IU t...4,1...., UIUUflI Make The Long Hot Summer A Real COOL ONE General to win anthir.." Snkroi said. Electric 0 Central Air Conditioning Grace, on the other hand, was brimming with confidence after his 5 and 4 triumph over Bilk Reid. 19- y ear-old son of a IA)fldofl bobby. ..'. ,.1. W L4* III Ut' System PLUMBING WA LL HEATING, 1007 Sa nford Ave INC. •. Vinny Giles. a Wak. 'r ('up tar Hichni n .pitte against Steve Ma :i iF Scotlaid. Martin's ste,nI' Iame in Thursday's fifth roundat Jay liaas of Wake Forest Tniversitv 4 and 3. .iiie w, from The winners of today's qu:ir. (. ....I ....l __-;t.....1 I .... N141 P,H 71e 1A RNAE; RACiNG FABULOUS TRIFECTAS FVPV nr -- �BEETLE BAILEY SCOREBOARD - I (6) 1 $0 Q I I 4) 11020 T (I A 6) $171 to nfl f I $7 fl T 7 Q EIGHTH ADs Cl aire (Mar tin) (7)1201220 4102 Ameri Bai's (6) laOiIQ3 Imte Belle (7) 3100 (6 7) $ 10 1 (16 2) 1730 70 Ti 07 3 NINTH Deleon Rebel lTyIor1 (1) 6 SO 100 3107. 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S Imijic ' e. , ISr, Jr 1 5 1 I (.ous i HOuS'Oni (,) THIRD- 1 M - Pace C.) - $600 ' Do (John%on) 51, 7 American League isy (Paul 77. 3 Wells 0 East errie (Berezrk) $ 1. 1 Ocala W L Pct. GB Eagle (Crank) 3 1. S Lucky Mary P'S'On 26 19 575 (BlnkI,y) 10 1. 6 Aaron Meridale Pi'* 'York 75 71 $ )0 (Boitloli 9 2. 7 Bro.kpor) Ra '.lAaukee 23 71 419 1 (Udell) $1 S G,PSy 1-4.11 1r.' 71 71 467 5 (Dvor&cel) 6 I Clr-.e(arJ 2) 26 417 6 FOURTH - 1 M - Trot C.? Baitimor 19 21 1450: 1 MChiannia Chef (Hendr... 4 Heit. producing luminary 13 Make a speech -- 1 'a-a 27 Heat'*aie 31 Greek phil.Op 34 South African antelope 35 SIUIFQ 37 Pays of light Cc-'ands .'i4- j KansaS 577 I Mirreso$a 23 23 500 S legas 21 7S C'ty 27 71 77 C, for n '0 1: at Baltimore. PPd . 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Sanford Park, erupted for seven runs and an Bernard Lady of the MI-Stars 11-8 advantage. But I.awtey ri'gave up three hits and one run, taliate again with four runs in and struck out seven. Its half of the inning for a 32-11 The All-Stars picked up or'2 lead run in the first inning when Levi Four Sanford runs and one Haines singles, stoic second I.awttry run in the seventh gave ,k.. l..1.t A il_ct -1 1"'.11 )r.,1 SUN GOES .( LW.E 4ORSES 76 I '\COMII4' DOWN 'EAR?) T'TR&IL! 4 HAT \ DOWN' I. A7 Both sulnerable and ? (. I" . : a l\ Is- Joe would have iad nothing to complain about - Ill) 3 • Pass / . I.. ...••.'.--- Pass Pass The bidding has been Ia Will 6 r'' %%rst North South East 4i Pass 2V Pass )ou, uth, floiü a 2 V J 9 7 6 5 • A K (j J 4 a A 2 A - Three hearts is c'onsrr I L___- ine.sc , I ic.s, finesses! %%hy don't they ever work for me grculId ThIrd luck h jtI - hot •."a u'.tr,'j it', but West iiperwil the king ( 'time %e go'Allk the optimist%. clubs and shifled to the ace and In p)our diamond four of diamonds East had taken his king and led back a concealed, TOI)A"S QUESTION club which Joe ruffed. Eventually Joe had ruffed another Instead of bidding two h.jrtc club to see if the ace would your partner has jurnpeti to U.fI-f drop. When that didn't come off hearts What do you do nos' Joe had lost the heart finesse, Answer Tomorrow game and rubber. Il Joe had taken the trouble to Send 51 for JACOBY MODERN review the bidding he would book to "Win at Bridge," (do this OOWWIPOf) P.O Box 489. Radio have come to the conclusion City Still r;cn. 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':cti .,7;'(i' • 000NESBIJRy wCuL Pb A5 s,Ou ' Big Club Midnight Show Fri. .- 1 I WED. 7:301030 P.M. THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES FRI. 1:3011 P.M. SAT, 9:30-11:30 A.M 1 301 P.M. 7:30-I 1 P.M. SpicaI dtcom.mr'I raIn Ic, i(P.Oo'i _ NOW ,/' (35) Wrestling 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Moyic' F1L\ MON 7:00.10 P.M. flkh Fat Albert t N ' By (-)aid & James Jacob TI.F .O..'flV':."7 .-.., 3A i'ars Opening lead - K a - I. - Jeflersons SUN I 30. 3.30. i PM (44) Wrestling 5:30 (2. 6) News Animation (35) TBA (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go I .' -, IL . ItE'ki 607 A /Q2L4R TM/t5 A f - IAkilL Y wy cXuis' .is NOW SHOWING r=r 4/tr (TR OF 'PG (I) Jabberwocky (') Yogi's Gang U G I P C L D E S I R H Y E R ft T R D (24) Villa Alegra (44) Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The s E A H C U ANT R I REM I HOP N RTAOBNUGEPDKAOSNUGR S. TcY cc- ILM > 2 Lj .icowsmD C$LOII 24a Trapped on the Is ____ ____ MALL "NKMA ____________ C hopper tCkwud, up, down, oe di hidden name and box it in u . a: (24) Mister AIRCRAFTCARRIER FRIGATE PTROAT BATTLESHIP GALLEON SUBMARINE CRUISER GUNBOAT TORPEDO BOAT DF..TROYER MINESWEEPER TRIREME TOMORROW: HodgePodge'G' , - I' DEATH RACE IFIRS1 AA 0 2000 UNDER I? MUST SE WITH PARENT I41.3 ________ ....&yx.i . I. , soii NK • , I' DOWN. 1 I1JSINSS IS ROTTEN ,J f'•l MI//I/i' \ __________________ "- r ITU-0 00 aunt N 'p it STARTS Its Time 6 :45 -- TO N IGHT! IN ,-') IM CRSl0OO4.L is pg1s'otNr SAY-y McFJL., 'OiJ 51AN2 / covic-rp o THUGGERY,MPa4vm'/ NEVP HAVE/ 51-IF' 'tUS ASSAULT, COgRUPT1ON, MAYHEM I PEN1J7 f PIV HUNEP AJP 9 -ST:ALiD11 .& ,-'k SUCH A > by Al Va-meet I, I tLANOEONTHIS ,,\ VERY BEACH / Its i7 YES, I KNOW r49 '--2 DH? 'rOU"NOT KNOW EALL'-? - .- .00AL'STO". (BUT I KNOW ( TAMALE ) Jppes1Je \ --- (6) Jeannie () Hong Kong Phooey \ ul LOST IN THE DESERT _______________________ _________________________ ,j - Our _____________________________ Specialty ________ YORK MOM A 1ff PRIME RIB OF BEEF HO ImIS E RO ASTED Ississisillississisisso SATISFACTION OF EVERY Gypsy %ERv1 NCO AOILlNCN(uy , Enjoy Sunday _ Brunch.,. _ (..' - tii Pius -... Y,.. Nb. Ps At TIM CIIUIl WINTHROP L4AL.4LA... ) MLLA 1-AM ' 114 ? I e 41 't 4 \ T)-4YMLJ5T ) EVE- our/ ARCHIE OF PINPISR m4e5. 219 1.99 1.79 3.19 1 /2 lb. Sirloin Strip Steak DInner.,..., 6 oz. Top Butt Sirloin - Steak Dinner..... 1 / 2 lb. Chopped Sirloin Steak Dinner.. 3 / 4 1b.T-Bone Steak Dinner . ........ ... (All dinners include baked potato, fresh garden salad and hot buttered roll) by Bob Montana n _ .4 *4.1.,' F - 4r . 16 CAPTAIN EASY "CU 154Y TNEREr , NO TO WH.Vr by Crooks & Lawrence OF COURS E BY ALL. AEAN'-•rO,PR.wOLF34p,. IJOT. MR FRUB'y. \KLL,Tn BUT FIRST.-BFORE YOUt '.'A.E, TSj PEOPLE 115 QUITE 5IMPLE ) rR, CELES5 ASJWER l RVEALEI LL 1(4 LOVE ./ -5HLL I EKPLAIAJ 1 WHY 60 GLUM k tzlp Luncheons served Monday (hi-u Saturday to 3 p.m. , .......... 1.19 " SECRET 89C DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS sk _ / 4 lb. Chopped Steak Sandwich with Steak Fried Potatoes .......... - ? U7 IlIK UVUIlI Our Worthy Menu 6 oz. Chopped Sirloin Lunch pussYcA-r I COL)VE SEEP'JTWAT.') d J 02 .MISONPERS1bOV ;':ti"- P.M. , so by T. K. Ryan - rtsosa.v NO'vd 'rs TIE I-ItS S44 OEESJr PING . r,.iEp I THE SELL 1 • & C'j" TUMBLEWEED BLONDIE -. C - t %\)NLER OW HE Fi'EREC' xir I \V\5 LNNA ASK HiPil FERA RAISE Tt'A't ,-' 4. ______ I I - - " L . .' 9:00 (7. I) Emergency (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine _______________________________________________________________ an ' - _________________ 1 '(IFIATiON IS UP THE ECtr - ' 2 Plus Fr Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" Puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklet... To order volumes I, II and III, send SI for each, making check. payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. 'a - Rogers Neighborhood (44) There's Plenty Of Gold . I Speed Buggy (0) Jabberwocky (9) Bugs Bunny forsid, Find di -, - '' countryt (6) lidnd aSy in the mu - . Il I 0 %HAT , 1H) TR.,'IJP,LE. (H . ';:ç' . I deadliest stretch of road In the _ __ vL tfitl%. £ -- - \, . no. DAVID CARSADINE (6) Favorite Martian LCHUIPDES IR0YER BUGS BUNNY CLASS ___ 8:00(2) AddamsFamily - m. hiddee U.S Of Archie A TOUCH (6) Bailey's Comets (S)Co (44) Herala Of Truth MLCERMOTOSRIREMBUSR 1 -I :: ' * 7 . • p. 0 :t SKATING SCHEDULE l Death Valley - . South t• P. Ot 6:00 (2, 6. 8) Ne-.'.s (24) Black Perspective Iaa% i_&___ ,_. ILII u1rrn4TIOnd, (6) .erIcj Days (24) Assignment America (35) The FiPrmn (6) Harlem 7:30(2) Jabberwocky ALOWTAIERPTENELSONG , EAR ( (4) Mary Tylpr (44) Time Tunnel AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jetsons (9) Bozo RNA S S OCND I R TA OR I P OA Iactna V AJ4 - (8) Great Mycterier. (74) Zoom (35) The Big Blue Marble Saturday ft R 0 C E I D A I D 0 NOTNURYPFSAEFOHETAL 97 The Sanford AllStars begin a City &2. three-week home stand Sunday, The Sanford-Lawtey battle battling DeLeon Springs at I was a see-saw affair. p.m. at the Sanford Memorial Sanford scored four runs in Stadium. the third inning, but Lawtcy ...• (6, 131 PImc'it Us Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence E N C U N R P N 0 K E B D E S M S D B A R ft fl -. 6:00 (6) DES 1 0 Ii All-Stars Begin 3-Week Stand - *9t A 107 2 Q 10853 V92 A 104 • K 853 AKJ2 a854 3 SOUTII ID, £AQ9853 - K A G 1 ft F I I E U A E I ft C I' II '" \. (44) Dinah . THE ____ _____ _ CT A 0 BODE PR 01 FR AR G F P 1 R I - . Theatre 810 (6) 'C ::: * I:.AS1 hearts The next step would i._,.. i.... .,. .... . i... avc en LU 3VV II ti e could QUIU 00 anything about It. The answer would be that he certainly could If Joe had ruffed his last diamont] and then run all his trumps, he would have come down to a three-card ending. North Aould be holding king small heart and the queen of clubs and Joe, the three hearts he had been dealt West would have had to hang on to the ace of clubs and hence could only have two hearts left The queen would have dropped ' MORNING ft .,rr.rt tin 56 •J_•J__•[ "' OjJboV'iiHurnCJr)I First (1))503?03 Jpps Star P.'d 11:30 (2.6) Tonight Show - / LT'S GAThER SOME ThAT5 A GOOD IDEA. BRUSH AND MUFF ) ALL! ITS BOUND FOR A FIRE! )'TO TURN COOl. AFTER A - I t..IUIJ (44) Night Gallery - ' NNEUR 2000000 (C) Hi,dcir, Crother Weather (WV d ALLEY OOP At War (35) Scream (44) Sports Legends 'C (2) _ ' (9) PESO Auc t ion (13) Kung Fu (24) A Family Martian 11:30 (2) 6 A - Famly (24) Woman 1:30 (35) My Favorite 6 - (6) All In Th (°) Super Friends Outdoors . 11 - 00 (2.6.6.9) News (24) Av i a t ion I Rau ' .j E - OSWALD and JAMES .IACOHV AQ 1096 (9) Lawrence Wells (24) Music Project (35) Department •'S' 1:30 (2) Friends Of Man (24) Way It Was 8:00 (2.6) Emergency Western M (35) Braves Baseball (44) Braves Baseball 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Movie 3:00 (2) Soul Train (24) Book Beat 3:30 611 Sounding Board (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolenctas 1 Eyre Thrill (Oinkley) SI; S - II VK Last Of The Wild (6) Hee Haw (3) Billy Graham (9) PESO Auction (24) Romagnolis Table 4:00 (2) High Chaparral (6) Kemper Open 3 Easy Sweet (VanderScP.aaI) 31. SEVENTH I Curious Plate ChiCf Ifl) r. 10 (Berie-d;ctl (1) 6507103 602 Jeans (Larrab-"l 77 5 ¶ar.d, C:' ) 1 N ORTH A K .1 64 1:00 (2) - (6) Movie (24) Saga ot (44) Jim Thomas d Couple 1000 (2, 6) Police Woman (13) Get Christie Love . .. CH Chi Minah Trial 10: 30 (44) Sports Legends Baseball (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs 9:30 (6) Zig Lag '24 27 I6 J Week 2:00 (2.1) Major League $400:1. Cool Hand lueie (Weaver )5 I. 7. Ed's Defender (Raymond) I I Howaro 7 Ca"'' j' 1 CARNIVAL .4 / EVENING (6) Scooby-Doo (1) Devlin (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2. 6) Sigmond And Sea Monsters (6) Shazan (9) Lassies R es cue Rangers (24) TBA (35) Speed Racer 11:00 (2.6) Pink Panther Week 18 - ~T - $.55360T1377 SIXTH-11 S55y Santo (Stevens) 51 1520 S00 7 to 2 Chief Mercedes I)) 3101103 Jeans Babe (1) 2100 '46%ER WIN AT BRIDGE ( J 1', • Lost (35) Movie 900 (2, 6) Rockford Files (9) Movie (13) Hot L Baltimore ZZ Gilligan l") .,iitl Strei - 21 __________________ 19 - coolish Lao lNo Driver) 151. 3 Satin .rattan vanoecScnaatj 5 7. N DID IT LIKE "OJ 4' fR I (9, 13) Reasoner Report (24) Legislature (35) Pop Goes The Country (24) Washington Week (3) Movie (44) Combnt 1:30 (6) Time Of Your Life (24) Wall Street (13) Movie 10:00 (2. 6) Land Of The A,''- Theatre - 1 Arn;s Sister (Demank) 10 1 Oteca Mae (Bereinak) 8 1. 3 Se;t.'. Beau (Selders) 31. 1 Don V.', (Recur) 7-2. 5 Joseijale Adrn. (8irkley) $ 1. 6 Nifty Lady (I' tIhienteld) 61 7 Chris God Ch.-.Th _____________ ________ ____________ 16 - 7:30 (2 Police Surgeon (6) Wha's My Line (6) 125.000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Wrestling 8:00 (2) Sanford And Sort (6) Movie (9) PESO Preview (131) Kolchak (24) WasHngt )l Week (35) Hometown USA (41) Braves BMeball - 14 _____ (24) Senior Scene (35,44) Star Trek 5 .....J_._ 13 ° - r) name 39 L i bra r y sound 41 Meadows 43 Fixed look 44 Instances 45 Emrets 23 Dance 3). 7C Hal (BolSIoli) Il, 6 Bingo Knight - 33 Enlarge 36 Part of t.laos IC H 112 35 Trias Hands 53) at Cleve (Lake) 151. 7 Major Jones I,vd (Perry 6-7). In) (8nij,d) 92. 5 Single Diller Piew 'York (May 12) at Chi (Larrabee1 72 cao (Wood 79). SEVENTH - 1 M - Pace C.2 FIRST b1 .VfII ____ -- J4 P lb-v (Sleety (Taylor) (13) Wrestling J ran U UWY Bars Pc.r'e Cleveland S Te'as •. is Clever York 1, Minnesota 1 kansIs C i ty 'icw . t. .AJ S oan VO an 12 R ec ent 17P,4auna 20 Froth 22 told you ' - (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals N 4 24 French [facer, Andrea -2 African 3 -- Truth ¶ L11 LL_._1.,... To Tell The (6) Concentration __________ -2 7:00 (2) LTi 28 Irish writer. r•W•liridnt George -3 Procu.e 48 Gold (Sp) 28 Pasture sound 50 Wile 4 OfOOP 79 Shade tree S Swtss Canton 53 Philip pine 6 Bjrmii spirit 30 Ethiopian vø$ino dignitary 54 8 M.titude 31 Eipert (coil) 55 Frozen I q,.d 9 Tr odden via ) 26rtron,c sea 5Ro*ing 10 Charter (CO' I equ;pment time - I A EN / iNT E T%iE TO ' 9:30 (7,6) Run Joe Run (6) Pebbles And BamBam (9) Adventures Of EVENING L1LJ E (;J - S6Eiposetore f(l 25 Candlenut tree . TE ." •'' West E I Friday, June j, 197S-20 Friday A r _$ue 4 Greek ICIf' Browns' c.. 52 large ta'. man E E Cs 46 Sound o ini Pattern of ,*10nc1 r' 4 - 5ring - 40S109v5 42 Plant ap'e , ,.', - ______ _______ L l EjD 1 1L E - , . 39EqaItf of °' Mirmr - ) iIIN!K J ACROSS Westerns I _______ jp 9tE1O - (McIntosh 53) Diego c'ntreaI Answer to lle'viOus Puzzle 58 Hot tegirs 14 SIr up tcaI 15 Tear )6H*GPI(muiic) 6ONatve mineral 61 Legal miner 13 Tie form ' Appendage 2lArr.encan DOWN d1'5t. John Racing Entries N 4-.% 24) (Tate c' WJH) Harness Ccaoo 3 San FranSo C'her clubS not schedulee at flIp -_ IVandeventcr) (1) 1610 70) $07 1 J 0 (7) 10 3 IC 3 Qvaker Cal (4) 7100 (57) 13770 T (571) $1,OS 111 13 HouStOn 1 ',nta (Pliekno 11) - , Friday, June 4, 197$-38 APFICE P ________ $li SO 1 14 ii ' 4'. 70 36 35' Thursday' s Results York 0 ISO 3 Shetieras,s. 320 Q (I e Cl 25 27 411 6 23 3fl 131 Diego Nesiss (II 902 $0 y 30 72 577 25 71 510 Aill' It nt -. ''on 4 Jester 16 9 372 4FTAC.' ) ______ (5)3100(47)111101(175) 1 1341 TENTH - I Tir'y Miss Bissell ',r1r 11' Al 00 7101 o 2 Do I ENER4L ( - Racer (P 1603 90 Princess StrongL 1 I / .. '\ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - G IB F : I= Q tHPF : ' - Baseball Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ----. ____- League Major AA,rf WIl,A. A___ CAROL THIN K ON, I DO, WASH.,. YOU ENJOY 1IM MIc3NTY3RATEHAVIIJ( Plf.JPJER) FtJU THERE-5 WITH U5 JUT ONE TH)146 THAT i1C' AAF \ %-- EEK & MEEK 7- TIE C by Howie Schneider PART 4J€CDA - f. 5 ($A),If',.J'c TD ACT szE ' rx,v �____________ ____________ 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June .1flS Legal Notice Legal Notice ____________________________________________ ______________________ ______________________ L Legal Notice _____________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Sports c: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CU IT, SEMINOLE FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION Case No. PR.7SISS.CP In re: Estate of ELF ANOR .1 DANCE ri •If __________________________________________________________________ SATURDAY 17 p m (3$) -- FiShog With Roland Marlin 1230 pm (3$) - Greatest Sporis Legends: Secretarlel 2 p m (2, 9) - Baseball Warm Up. lpm.(35)-Baseball. Atlanta&ravesatNewYo?kMets. 7 15 pm. (7. SI - Batibill: San Francisco Giants at Pittsburgh Pirates: rain game, Atlanta Braves at New York Mets 230 p.m (9) - Championship Wrestling. rn. (6, lii - bOlt: ThirdrOundof Ke'cnper Open. 5p.m. (6. 1)) - Belmont Stakes. 107th running tt Belmont. Ip * York, 5pm. (9) - Wide World Of Sports: Tony Hulman Classic, most prestigious sprintear event: NCAA Volleyball Championships, taped at LOS Angeles 5)0 p rn (3$) Fisherman 10 p m (35) - International Championship Wrestling SUNDAY 1 p m (35) ---- Championship Fishing I pm (35) - Wrestling lp.m (23) - Baseball: Atlanta Brave'saI New York Mets 3:30pm. (13) - Pro Tennis. Arthur Ashe plays Marty f4.esser in first round of CBS Tennis Classic. 4 .......... " ... Fnalrounduf .¼t"i.'' 4) m I5) -- a.rtsrndnS Friend MONDAY bp m (7.11 - JOe G.ta,ola College baseball, 9 15 p m. (2, 9) - Baseball Plttsburvh Pirates at Cincuinati Reds ___________________________________________________________ -) Safety is a family affair. GOVERNOR'S ,SUNSHIN STATE_jCOMMISSION _______________________ daD.p..lr,ivutolAdm.n.st,.i.o.i Legal Notice - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN API" FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA COUNTY, CASE NO. S$01.CA.09.D MELVIN J HARBER. Trustee. Plaintiff, vs S 6 7 DEVELOPMENT COR PORATION. a Florida corporation and AVERY WISDOM. Defendants TO NOTICE OF SUIT AVERY WISDOM DESIDENCE UNKNOWN You are hereby notified that the anve captioned action has been ''tuted against you in the Circuit (c,ir? of the 18th JudicidI Circuit of r lorida, ln and for Seminole County tollowing described real property' Lois I tltru 77, Block 3$ and Lots 1 thru 7 in Block 36 and Lots ttiru SI in Block 36 of tne 4th Section DREAMWOLD, Sanford. Florida, according to the Plat thereof. recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 99, of tt.' Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. You are required to file a rtsDontive pleading to Plaintiff's Complaint with the Clerk of the aforesaid Court, and serve a copy thereof upon PiainIfrs AItoqny, A, JAY CR15101, 21 Northeast First Avenue, Miami. Florida, 3313), riot later than June 30th, 1975, or a default will be entered against you for the relief deman1e in the Complain? NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter $6509, Florida Statute, will register wltPitheClerkottheCircuitCourt, In arid for Seminole County, Florida, UpOn receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the tictitious name, tO wit: VILLAGE LANDSCAPE SERVICE, under which ills engaged In business at 151 Willow Creek Coy.', Longwood, Florida 37750 That the party interested in sad business enterprises is as follows: CASOPEK INDUSTRIES, INC. By' David T. Rtddt'iI. President Florida, May 27th. 1915. Publish' May 30. June 6, 13, 70, 1975 COUNTY, 31-Apartments Furnished CLASSIFIED A DS NOTIC.. UMOER FICTITIOUS NAMESTATUTE FICTITIOUSNAME NAMESTATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice s hereby given that I am TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice is hereby given that the ewaged In business dl 6)0 WeSt 9th Notici is h.reby given that the in, .t.. nfor, 127fl. Sem.nuit underSigned, pursuant to the undersigned, pursuant to County, Fc,rida, under the fICIIIIOIJS "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter 1 - ________ 831-9993 322-2611 Pavton Realty RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. name of UNITED NATIONAL $4509, Florida Statute. will register $4509 odaStatutwffli5ter ALARM, and Ihat with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In with the clerk of the Circuit Court in i In tend to reqiter Said name and for Seminole County, Florida, end for Seminole County, Florida. Deceased. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, upon receipt of pruof of the upon receipt of proof of the CITATION S.minole County, Florida in ac pub.Icatton If this nofice, the tic- plt10' of this notice, the tic titious name. to wit: PACIFIC TilE STATE OF FLORIDA: cordance with the provisions of the tltIous name, to wit: ATLANTIS TO Ray E Dance, Address Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: SWIM SCHOOL under which I am FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS under which weareengaged in business at Unknown and all other persons Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1951. engaged In business at: 760 Holly St. 300) West Highway 436 In the CIty concerned S Jack R. McCleary in the city of Altamonte Springs, AUCrnOn?e Springs, Florida. You are hereby notified that a Publish May 7), 30, JUne 6, Ii, I97$ Florida. That the corporation interested in petition has been filed ii sad Court DEN ItS That the parts interested in said 5d business enterprise is as praying for Letters of Ad _____________ ______________ busIness enterprise is as follows: follows ministration and you are hereby Frances Dillon Pacific Textile and reQuired to file your written IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Dated at Altamonte Springs, Chemical Corporation, SEMINOLE COUITY, FLORIDA. Seminole County, FlorIda. June 7, defenses thereto wilhtrt thirty days a Nevada corporation, . first publication or posting CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-7lSCA.O9 1971. C J. Rolls, tcreof, Cnd serve a COpy thereof DIVISION: 0 PubIIh June 6, 1), 20, 77, President NAT IONAL DEO 43 uOfl petitioner's attorney, wtiose JACKSONVILLE Dated at Orlando, Orange County, BANK. a Platicnal banking cor name and address are Harry H Florida, May 70, 1975 of Anderson & Rush. 322 E. poratlon. Publish. May 2), 30, June 6. 13, 197$ Plaintiff, Ce"itral filyti , P 0 floE 225$, SEMINOLE COUNTY DEN 155 YS Orlando, Florida If you tail to do so. UTILITY BOARD _______ 41C a line 1 thru s times 31c a line 6thru s times 24Ca line 2tlmes ($200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS $:OO AM. - 3:30 PM, MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon Ffficicn arartmen, Eveiythinq Uflo rev month in wO i " Sundcy - Noon Frido,y ________________________________________________________________ . I rnaIs -- 18eIP Wanted , . CONSTRUCTION. INC . a k a BONANZA CONSTRUCTION Deputy Clerk PublIsh June 6. 1975 DEC 45 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a corporatbon. etc. Ptaintltf, CARLION DUNNING and ...,.. .,.,.,.. € - LU,'U h' wife, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO CARLION DUNNING Residence unèinown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for foreclose a mortgage on the following property ifl Seminole County, Florida Lot 30 and that part of Lot . OAKLAND HILLS, described as follows: Beginning ala point the curve of the East right of-way line of Encino Way at the lnterection with the Southerly line of Lot 30; thence South 61 degrees 50' 29" East along the Southerly line of Lot 30 for distance of 13$ 07 ted; thence North 61 degrees 31' 35" west for a diStance of 10599 feet; thence North SI dew cci 50' 35" West for a beginning, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 6-1 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy ot your written defenSes. If any, to it on RICHARDH. ADAMS, JR ofGray, Adams, Harris & Rotiinson, P A., plaintiff's attorneys, whose address is *31 East Robinson Street, P0 Boa 3061. Orlando. FlorIda 37507, on or before the 17th day of June, 1975. andfitetheoriginalwithtls,cl,rkof - ' - Jr rurr, or unfurn Apt, large I 6 2 bedrooms. arpetcd a.r con ditioned Nn pc'?', f,oiler,ste rent 372 1510 . . - ' 'n i "Movr' Outside time Get atlo and tnwn furniture at a Oud rice Read the Classified Ac,i ' $55 321 fl/I Broker - ,. --------ir,.a " - .. ' '""'' ' " '"''. '' "• """ -- ......... - - or,ie on lake. loirli living room, bedroc.mrs, 7 baths 177 500 Luxury Patio to 5trc chur(he, r'.alcr Pu'uhwa,s Trim) bedroom, I', baths, carpeted with central heal and air. 177 50) (ivmv,- ni,',t FROM COVE Wiii• 1. Country Breeze L Orlando 322-2090 * PoBoy Specials * WHY PAY SECURITY DEPOSIT? Here you don't,.. ay 1st Month's Rent and Move In. 2 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Redroom Apts. 322.6457 shed or Unfurnlshed 17.92, Sanford After 5,3777111-373 7512 323.8670 ________ ' . . , * * *Lake Front* * * ________________ ___________ ) Bedroom.? bath. H A. wlIl to wall carpet. paved street, publiC water and OutSide city BMutilul spring fed lake stays lull even during drought $79,900 total price House needs painting and tidying up -- ________________________ Moving? Why Not Live . __________________________ cf JOHNNY WALKER 'sFines REAL ESTATE INC 322.6457 611Cr 5, 373 71)1 - 373 7811 - I urge lot. CitjiCt neighborhood, 3 bf'Clnruf'inu, POflit' Owner will t,iht' clown payment anti hold mortgg (vi ¶15.700 ni pay •'quity, assume 5'l 7(17 171 1915 -. 't- . DEN A M., on June IS, 1975. WllNESSmyhandandtMs.aIof thIs court on iPie 3rd day of June, i,ys (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr uf Irue Curc'.,ii 'uur1 fly: Elaine RiChard, AS Deputy Clerk Publish: June 6. 1915 OEO-47 '-,, Complaint, WITNESS t'ny Pan) and rifficial s.l of said Court this 13th day of May. 197$ (Seat) Arthur H BpckwitPi. Clerk of thr C.,cui Court By: Joy Stokes Dpuiy Clerk Publlsj'i: My1& 6. 1915 DEN 107 each we.'k for four (I) uunecutive weeks In the Evening Herald, a newspaper of gmeral circulation. Dated this 77th day of May, 191%. (S."al) Arti• ti ns;ss, .5. Clerk of the Crcuit Court Cecella V. Ekern Deputy Clerk PubliSh 'May 30. June 4, I). 20. 197$ DEN 199 Jr 23. 30. -_ June ._ .---._--_ .-- - itsy 'if May, 117$ 5' John W Daniels As Executor 5: 1. W. Carroll, Jr., Efquire of CARROLL & JONES, PA. tu. xtuiur 21 N Highway 1792 P0. lox 911, (assetberry, Florida 3770? PubCsis: May 30. June, )975 DEN 195 _--.''-----.- -__ _ _ .___ _ _ I1, 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights Cash For Yr Jun. (ii". 37) 913. . _.-_-_ ----- All fIre"cts (D'scountsi Basic obedience and prutCtiOn training Problem solving dog Psychology 127509)0 - DOG TRAtP4lP12 IN YOUR HOME Housebreaking, Obedience. Protection CALl 931 7370 CALL All Breed Dog Training Academy 54-Garage Sales iso _______________________________ This is our 15th year at Animal - 1967 Mercury Monterey. rispecton sticker', air conditioner, 1300 Call 373503$ 197) Tcronac1, good condtn. 300cai mitts, fully equipped. 53.300 Call 373 37.37 1967 Galaxie500.Icylincje'c Auto trans .qoodconditon 3333606 t95'l Dodge, Antique, will sell by parts, or whole car Willie Tillman, 7777W 73rd St 373 1712 1967 Ford 6 cylinder, new battery carburetor and tires Must seH 5325. 217 Cedar Ave. Sanford __________________________________ 1973 Plymouth Duster, AT, 5, CyI , air, sun root. gocxl condition, 17400 3730661 722 3511 - - -- ----------- - - - - - .___________ --_________________ 67A-Feed By Special Purchase ____- - -------- ' " ------ Hwy 17 92 - 43 Lots-Acreage ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ________________________ HOME SITE BROKERS Days 377 617) PlighIs 372 Si7lcr 377 7157 ______________________________ Sanford For SaIe or Rent bedrooms. 2 baths, central heat, window air, Zoned commercial low Down 371 0077. 373 6.545 area, - 372 5961 1961 Riverie. 17' Cutty Cabin, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt trailer. new canvas top. 9.31 6717 Reautifulwcj tot, 190's 17$', 11070 - - - -- ' Wanted to buy used office furniture Ot,'F P60 NICE CLEAN CAP S Any Quantity PIOLL'S IO(000SF FRO',' FASY TLR'.'S Cassetberry, Hey 1 / 97 930420-6 * * * We Buy Furniture .O CREDIT ColE. PiO INTE RE ST '.0 RED I :.p[ 06, 16' float, Imperial Comanche. Kish Real Estate fIberglass, 120 HP inboard LMSANA niSo Req Real Estate Broker 72015 Frend'i Ave .32) 0011 . __________- outboard motor, seats 6, fully equipped, tilt trailer, electric wench Must see to appreciate -- CASH 322.4132 For uSed Iurni?ure appliances. toots, ec Buy 1 or ii items Larry's P.'.ar?, 715 Sanford Ave O PAVE NNA PARK--Secluded custom built home with pool, Cent at heat and air corner lot fence privacy wall Dishwasher arid freezer 535 Ct 3222420 Anytime Your MLS Agency REAl TOP5 258$ Park Dr - Rn::eYtnhrcorns. fireplace very large lot almost I acre tclyllw l,It' Section 313 9441 JUSTAPHONECALLAWAY _ ('otitnil I L ,• ercnanulse Additions -, 54rms SANFORD, FLA .1 323.42O 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling -.4 ,__,'_ PEOPLE I- I_I - It' 1k 50--Miscellaneous for SiIe - --- - i ih r - -____________ .____. MAITLAND FLEA MART Ill) Hwy 11 97 Open Sat & Sun9 3397970 LandClearing piano roll cabinet a Silver blue _m, akrat_stole 373S Be sure ann) visit Slants thiS Saturday and Sunday Bargain price's on shoes clothing fur niture,toolsan)antiques Save 30. 60 .' ir - ,, 377 1 _• #.:' 3 P:ior shell avai!rnbtePlea%, II or day.3733993 F STFRSOPI LAND CLEARING Pt lId,',? ng F 'ivating D ?cri t rt lip SO I )' r I. icy, -__- a!- I M ' iy*. .4±., 7 'cz'r , r - ,,. AR'? B Nook) .", ' .'. , Twin bed complete Sanish triple dresser Kitchen Chairs Player " " .''T PestControl ,iD (t.E APING ti I ( ."t t,c" hut5 .,(cr4,4r mm'a'e'mj v'dc' P BeautyCare I R" Il lilY (fOrirerly H.irrie;;'s fleautt' 519 t Pine3fl 57i7 r'ie 'i i' 4i' r'st 1 'i-'-'' i 774, /r 'it?rn r ri a i flCCLUNC, N.E STtI.A'IlONS ALL TYPES PH 33 0906cr P35215 - , - Paint&BodyWork '___ c__ c0n,hi *htri win! ij I .,', ,,, ',, - (O'l RD -':.;,$ ,•• p*+i, - --__ Pet Care • ' ' sri.s .' PE' REST Nb Boarntr'c&Grrr F ROM i'id. ii,tr .nq ill mint, lap. rOck. THE 7 WANT AD COLUMNS All nmis Of d'gqing House tra,l ___________________________ 'c cc) 3" 911 on I _____________________________ SPECIAL Permanent Wave. i,........ BUDGETS CR.A Backhoe ServIce ARE ROISTERED WITH VALUES ' PressureCleaning -. f)A/*' ,4 I "' Y.4." L ' : '" M . - ": '." :"' •;r'..i . ..... . LandMaintenance FLEA MAxET & AUCTION Hwy 46. West Sanford 373 9719 DealersofBankruptSurplus 535. was 110 new 3 Investigators r Cord? on n+ Fr frfY.' estimateS, (,Ill C.srl Hdrnis at SEARS in Santord 772 1771 _______________________________ Don I need' Serve a useful purpose' AOAln u.,hp,u u,ru,, (.Ii iI.... Ciassifie'dAdr;ni th Herald Callus todai Don t delay' Just 'i '7 7411 on 9)) 999] 1 , p1 ice i II! r (' 5!) 'fl FaIre large swung set with slide hoard arid chair sw,ng Like ru-w APARTMENTS 2SIORIDGEWOOD AVE. CONSTRUCTION Inc. ,-----_.., 1¼) CtY TLIU J MOTIVATED' I bedrooms 2 baths, gas BBQ grill, central heat and air drapes priced to sell 179900 PRAyER COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3 bedrooms I balh home tcreenedporch Fruit trees Priced ut 179 500 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sten strom RIDGEWOOD ARMS 30 Year Mortgages - S pcI down or Conventional Mortgages 6,9. 10, _ _ - '--_ SC HOOL FOR DOGS __- - + - - -_ '' *%)7,7A Off Yo"r utIlities Each Month. All We Ask Is That *You Qualify For A 12 Mos. Lease. Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks Ms. Lois MartIn, Coordin&tot, Comprehensive Manpower PlannIng, Courthcuse, North Park Avenue, SanfOrd, Florida 33771, Publish: June 1911 OEO47 -__,. '-. ---_ 68-Wanted to Buy ALL AMERICAN APAR'MENTS c:osb to everything ye? away from it alit market abl eskiItsan'id thef.hy ,.(e,hCf,'t,afldlfdOfI fl9 Grant application may be examind at Seminole County Courthouse, Room 313, Intergovernrn,ntal Coordinilors Off ke, North Park AVCnU. Sanford. Florida or Manpowe' Planning Office, Semnole COjt'ity Branch Office, Seminole Plaza, Highway 1797-136, Casle1 ti..ry. rl;c;J., between t;iol '4 andSP M .MondaytriruFriaay _ ______ Harold Hall Realty Rdgew6od HOMES OF DISTINCTION , Vincent A Rapetti Eu12I'nI Trbntr. A Co Executors of said estate (sarlo i lcarai Attorney for Co Esecutors "Ot'$'. Post Office Boa h79 WlfitQi Pa'S., Florida 37719 Publish May 30. JIflt 6. 197 65-Pets.Sopplies _______________________________ 53-TV.Radio-Stereo -- ________________________________ ' i 9d qOw 2de - in true Comt.'4int or petition W:TN(SSmvri.ndanofhesealcl Court on the 19th day Of MIt'. t A 0 1915 :Seali A H Be'cL.wth. Jr Z:FP it the Zcr? By Lilliln I Jenkins Deutv CIe'rs Publixti May 73.30, June 6. 13. $775 DEN 14 ______________________________ Bunker Lane 373 1719, - 80-Autos for Sale '-------------_ ' ' - '-1'-4-. - - Rent for _________________________________ . wOe 1971 Ford F 100. 3k'. dir. now" SteCrro 555CC (,l,i./,' y 377 .1129 af?rj Rocker,Lamp.Tapes,MuchMisc. Toy Poodle, while female. 4 5 BARGAINS! Saturday 9 to S 11$ no papers. 372-1329 after 4 42-4biIe Homes -- i9flChe'dro!n't heavy ciuty pck uP Ion 34" shell. tres. 27? engine and many eatras 371 0529 -______________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5harnpcoer fr orl'$I SOpor di, CAP ROt l F IJPPIITUP C - THE '- Ciceptional Pg Peat Estate Broker _110E7SihSt322_6613 - -- .-' - - 79-TrucksTraiIer _________________ 64-Equipment - . . '; 3720615 CITNERAL CONTRACTOR re: v 'ju - .' Haven Grooming 6. Boarding 191) Dodge Dart Custom, 1 door 3223991 MOBILE HOME MOVING Corn GARAGE SALE- Altamonte Loaded Assume loan 322 9701 Springs. Oakland Estates. 613 K,nn.I Thanks to you. ______________________________ plete set up I'll save yc',, money 1 BPS . 7 full baths, family room & Powell Drive Day Bed. Clothing, customers 377 S.5? Cheap Jeep 196.4 CJ 5.1 wh*el drive. L censect Orlando 713 51'O Toys & Misc. Sat. thru Mon 101. ________________________________ den. ptCnty storage, large lot. fully enclosed hard top Gooci 327 1017 PlO LONGER 'USED CAMPING running condition $150 Firm 3?) Garage Sate 66-Horses GEAR 5 IN DEMAND SELL IT 1101 after S p m Sat & Sun Winter Springs By owner, like new. 7 Bedrooms. NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 2) P4 Edgn'fTion Eta. room. detachect garage, _____________________________ 7 Ponies for sale 1 Mare. 1 stud 2 1971 Dodge Challenger fenced yard 119.000 373.6399 or I0'i55' mobile home, excellent Carport Sale- Fri A. Sat Clothe's. Radio. Heater. houSes South of Bakers farm on 373 9508 Old Orlanao Hwy ReatCheap 37109.95 Condition, nicely furnished, ll5, triruif' furniture m5 2511 _____________________________________ _______________________________ central ht?, air conditioner, 2 k4Ohtflwrm 37) 6975 PiCk UpAbandonedl'irs .elI trained Pony. dd tack, neck ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 1", bath bedroom, 1 bath, 17.700 or best rein 175 or rest offer Richara split plan, central heat & air. wa'I FREE offer 3725936. after 7, 373 0117. (niger. 3"? Glu to wall carpet. Assumable mor 32? 1671 ask for Mrs Baggerly. Available & Accessories tgage. July 1 1973 Ford Pinto Sg,, r conuptetely 'oOded, low miCddJ Shaded homesite overlooking lake Come see the latest in luaury family Call 7736131 after 5 *4.500 living, the all new 71'*M' Glen from bankrupt boat company, we JIM DANDY JAll FEED brook have many super bargains All "Buy Direct From white they last 2'itr1 like GOPMLV'SE 46 Sanford)7) 173) WE FINANCE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $1,195. 16' Bowric)er, 11.750 Visit __________________________________ 3103 Orlando Drive your Evinrude Wheeler now' 7606 S Hwy 17 * * * 5nd3 5700 REALTOR 3735771 ROBSON MARINE Established Residential - + icolter.? r?.ci' L'','; rack. ("a',? bar. £ .*450 32) Cli I __________________________ -.- Conditioning BR. iz baths, living rm, family rm central heat air, carpeting, above ground pool, fenced back ye'd fly owner 371 0577 after 6 (305)3799303 . 1973 Suzuki CiT 750 10.000 Mh', + Trumpet, Guitars, Amp. Noreico AKC Collie Puppiei, sable and wh. e Eyes checked. health guaranteed COffee Maker, Bowling ball, Ice 773 6100 after i chest. Bedspreads, Eacylopedias, Realty ', - ------- . NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES WoodnijffsGardenCenter 1. cr Aye Sanford COLOR TV,$I1 9SMQPiIH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 1006 ________________________________ TAFFER REAL1'Y - ______ MI MOEPICY 373 34 ____________________________ Prpcise timedreleasedplan? fend Gardenlanct. 100W 1st st. 773 6630 KENMORE WASHER, parts Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIAPIC,ES 323 0697 - ______ _______ tel me ' I t, vc':' ri? QI'CCn sPot r'Iofd Freer. 337 SIll Kenimore p0it,mb,' el.'. ,.,i'u.. w ,'if'odefl Cut? II'vJ ',jrf,ir'i' 3 c yic 5.irii temperature AyQtj., Color 1130 _______ _______ Like Ne'w Call After 6, 373 754 _________________________________ ----- - '' -',, I .._. - -- - Country Acreage I - ' 62----Liivin.Cat-'den 1974 Srrer 7q Zamj .',+tPm (abort cs price of 56-i or I payments of $150 Golden Touch 'ii Sew, 175 See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East is? 51 .Downtown 3729111 [',tSf'9 tl.io - __________ -- AIC 90. 3 wheel Ha )'L'5 ASSUME PAYMENTS ______52-Appliances - _____ ______ Modern and sharp) bedroom split pl1, 1'., baths, fenced yard, garage, carpets, Stove and refrigerator, 1)60 72$ Mo $31 •7fl CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR . 78-4/otorcycles Casseubecry, 11.97, 530 4206 __________________________________ Rent Purchase Plan *' AFTER HRS - - ___________ __________ $1S00REBATE NO QUALIFYING New 3 Bk home, all extras, $ pcI interest 129.900 3777217 373 7118 Recnrucitloru,'cl fl,,ltpri', 517 95 CI 0 04' RE it I0DY SHOP. 1179 Sanford A'.i' NATIONAL AUTO SALES "'" " loch Arbor, lakefront.) BR. 7 baths, 26005 FRENCH. SANFORD 'ICED FOR QUICK SALE. Lovely den, heat air, garage 149.950 Beautiful iome on lg corner lot. Beautiful Acre Realty REALTOR. 37) 7750 I rees and flowering shrubs, 3 _______________________________ 7 Acres near Paola Home (teared 'a property, deep well Florida pacious bdrms. 1g. Fla. room Vorkshop. many other extras f'living CatlKen' . .IiI ,,arioon 75.900 373 515) __________________ cvrnrc nrrsrv Ti-s e'ressir ti II I" - LArLfls) ILflL1I JOHNNY WALKER Idyllwilde-- Transferred, must sell, pool planned. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. 377 6.453__A___ rile 7511 tamly rm w fireplace, carpet & . • cuStom drape, many extras lit ,Iutiful S acres paved road tree-s _______________________________ _______________________________ 146.600 373 1730 LEADER earflstrnLh,ses ° Air Tee 'N Green. excellent condition. 3 ' + ______________- * ir client has several concrete block homes in nice section of Sanford Some need more handy work than others - all a bargain YOU PICK FIRST Each %Ii with terms to be arranged by ,w r er JOHNNY WALKEI REAL ESTATE INC LOOK , - Larry Saxon, Realtor _____________________ Used office furniture 3731702 _____- ________________ -- ?bood cr ste'J d.ks feaeufive desk A. choirs, secretarial desks & chairs. s'raighl chairs, filing - "_ Erg Peat Estate Broker '71301.7640 Hiawatha Ave at I? 97 - - DON'T HESTITATE LETS NEGOTIATE- Transferred. owner must sell like new 3 bedroom, 2 bath block home. Florida room, double garage, central air, heat, Shag carpet. Drive by 707 flriarcllff then run over to our off ice, and we'll show yOU Insude. Asking 134.500 373 94)0 * 76-Auto Parts -- Piano. $250; Couch & Chair. 5'75 3 7750 ___________________ - - 55-Boats PAYTON REALTY 11 V" 31-Apartments Furnished 7571 Park Dr REALTOR 60-OffiCe Suppes Goods . CommercIal Zoned 7 BR. office bUSy Street. low down. 514.950 Acre Realty. REALTOR. ____________________ Pickup and camper Sleeps 1 !' StOyC, Sink, etc S.ile or trade 5976 - . - r/j11age _________ _________________________ ________________________ - Hunt Realty Jim ' - Si -Household _________________________ --Anniversary Sa'e All P,'.'!h Bassett dresser. 545. M,iple chest of drawers, 525. old school desk, full •.ize mattress. $10. rocker', 117 50. twin bedroom, complete, .tl cart, $10. Blond, Mahugany double Pedestal table and 1 chairs" 130 k'ulp Decorators, a77 w ts! 5? 372 2735 -- I ariners ____________ _________________ 135 SANFORD I 3238160 i305 g3$.2299. Ph. Sanford (305) Tree '.h.'ided inn's with fl,',i! hedrocn. 7 tu,i?h rr+ob,le tx,rre. 172 SIC' Oy.rt'r t'nar.ced 1505 W. 25th St. .'tate Rd. 427. 3.3 I -- . I milt's east of 17.92. I - ____________ ______ trailer, 5350 373 5691 after 1)0 -_______________________ 1973 Fvinrucje, 17' F.'hog boat 6 HP Evinrude mofur Fiberglass. blit well. 5695 Call Dun Pope, 377 tf$l Dea'er _________________________ All new carpet from bankruptcr Value up to 525 a 'yd Sacrifice MIII. IONS of dollars in Real Estate 'S sr,Icj fj.'iulf 'nfke' CIasstrc :.rn 13.30a yd Vour ci' Wc.ekda'1s. bloibrici trnll ,it.,Out that' 37)0061 . ___________________ -- Air Conditioner, 11.100 BTU Whirlpool Excellent condition __________________________________ 327 5076 - _____________________ ____________________________ Sacrifice Apartments - . ____________________________ bdroom, 1' bath on corner lot. 511.900 Existing. 1t6.500. 7 pct mlg 37) 9602 _____________________________ - 32? 9291 Secretary + - Peg Real Estate Broker Phone37l 0640 377 774 harkling clean, 3 bedrooms. 2 bath, STUDIO 1.2,3 B ED R OOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES , --------- WIlT REALTY Swim or Fish Eve" 323 0.i Associate Uardens --. _______________________________ DOWNTOWN 2 BR, I bath homes Priced as low as $10,500 CaIlBart Real Estate educed to Settle Estate I IN ALL PRICE RANGES 5)7W 1st St 377 5441 - display - POOL 3 BR 7 bath, large Florida room, cent heal & air, 139,700 lakefront home ren'ral heat and sr trees and other e'tra. 539 AduIt.FarnjJ' MI)blle Home Park. tome out atid Inspect the stodt'l Homes fl + - 112,500. JOHN SAULS AGENCY nose as ailabic in Sanford's newest and finest ,,... LAKE FRONT - 3' -, Acres 1 Acre in citrus grove 300' of lake front, large 7 BR home, 2 car garage, purr., & sprinkler system. Only REALTOR fl Best lot selet'tlo __,,, Broker, 107W Commercial San.ord)fl 7891 Piyprfront. Wekiva, 511100 00'x 110' lot Sdntord. 1)700 5'l)0' lot fenced Sanford. 13.0(a) MOBILE HOME PARK -4O W. Garnett White Homesltes 2 Bedroom, fenced yarn) $175 mo Adults preferred 373 SlSor 3776620 "; JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC _____ ______ -- -----. FRIDAY NIGHT 1 30 klnd of furniture iIi',i, t'us. dreSSers. chejfs, Couch, Chars. TV'S rados. diShei 6 appliancei All kinds of glassware Practically SW'iything you might riced COME EARLY' J .=:: decor, Commercial Properties' Homes, Lots And Acreage leautilul 3 bedroom, 7 bath home with natural stone front Professionally decorated and in a oreat neighborhood, large lot with privacy fr-nrc A5Sum present orfgaO,. et - ------- Big Auction Deli's Auction Service -Hwy 16. West Sanford 19' CabIn Cruiser Will trade for late 373 5670 model motorcycle or compact car ______________________________ 01 equal value 571 1971 _________________________________ 75-Recreational Vehides Courtney bolt. 3$ HP (flgifla 6. Kitcheri Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Siris Installation available, Bud CabeII 3fl 8052 anytime BALL P E.ALTY Choice Listings Eves 373 OilS Associate ----'-- S2,000 Cash Rebate + -- Op'i 7727111 Broker 37? 7641 __________________________ e P.'ary, 2 BR furnished, UtiltirC) r'icept as $160 Adults Plo 3773930 Junk. Trash Hauledtway 18 Pick upLoad 5674306 - ___ 73' Critchfietci Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power Ideal for family camping, skiing, & lisPing 31. SIll or 3770221 16, Sanford at Stan's Auction 372 9719 Maronda Homes JOHN SAULS AGENCY VIOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broker Furnished Located I', miles east of i Ion SR I ,,. In the Herald Classified ads are black and white and read all over avasI.e All under cover 1973-SB 72-Auction 15 HP iotincon motOr will traøe for 3Oor 35 HP motor C,00ct condition. too big for my boat. II? Crystal -_Lake Dr. 373 65.'9 Mr. Byrd. Open 'aturday & Sunday, to Tables I permanent booths i Central Florida's MULTIPLE LtSllPlc, REALTOR 177499) 1919 S French 777 7311.3771496.3771981 1?? 1959 3?? C bedroom tiOuSt', furnhc :ouple only. 377 4267 6 miles west if Sanford on SR 16 p - ________________ ______ 33-HOUSeS . s#p j7' L'rçje Flea Mirkct - ii Stemper Realty ast results at a low cost Try one oday! Phone 377 7611 or 931 9993 lii 3)5 E F irst St ___________________ ACRE RANCHET IF 3 RED OILS", fl..To'. rTritHe,,, ., .,., 7 Bedrooms, 7 baths Completely furnh%Pi,cj Air condition 5150 " on h Seminole, 377 1410 .-_.._ ' anks to Classified Ad, user' get UtltitIp fUtfliShCd 5175 month CjIr r,nt , 37 IJIt Rent From -. - CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR Air conditioned I bedroom duplex. Resorts Southwesterly direction 252.7 feet to Associate 200 mo 831 572? LOrwOOd-- 2 Apartments, 2 Ldrooms, 2 full bathi, garages. central heat and air, carpet and apes, all conveniences, 77) 0293 3 Hutchiton Ocean lion? Ap,irt,nenI, 339 S Atl,'intic Aye. D,'iytcna fli',ch (alt 372 iS9 ___________________________ lyOwner' 3 BR. I haIti home on lot S one city block derp 12 Citrus trees, Qarden. well & pump, large utility Shed. Adlacent to wooded city park 125.000 or cash and assume trIg ,t 5135 6590 alter Eves 3230185 rokrr Exciting new I bedroom, 7 bath home *ith towering cathcdral ceiling in the living room, dining room, and family room. 13' glass sliding wall overIookin rear gfunds INCOME TAX CREDIT MPLIES ft won't last long at 171.900 - eo _____ _________ ______ ___________________ - yS)27717i OFLIONA New Duptex. Furn or :.Ca 36-Resort ProPertY ):srrr will Sq'llcr rtnt wth oCton buy 1 bec3oom, 7 baths, qarage. , years ott), 173.400 323 7191 Bedrooms, I', baths, carpeted, (e lncatiri NEW COPICRE1E BLOCK HOMES financed by r a'mprs Home Ad uuifliSttj to qualified buyers with no down payment Why rent when yr C..ii. ti, for less" I RUY SELL TRADE _________________________________ 675 2167 or 759 7161 FISH. SWIM, SKI- 3 bedroom waterfront home, belutuful kit. sanford, by Owner-- IdylIwilde II cpien.',.. ligni.ai dinru,, i'ur,,4 ----..............SeCt lOfl.3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family room overlooking lake, centr;I room on large lot, low down heat and air, lenced yard 539900 payment. Call 372045 after 6:30 TAKE TRADES pm. SANFORD- Sparkling 3 bedroom homenearhospilal Drapes, range RAVENNA PARK, 101 Tangerine and refrigerator included Roomy Dr ByOwner, 3 BR, air, new roof, corner lot hs citrus and workshop newly painted, deep well, building $73,000 Sprinkler system, fenced yard WE TAr.E TRADES 173.100 373 1576 LAKE MINNIE- 1 bedrooms, 1'i baths, fenced yard, air Coil * ''Get 'Em While * ditioned, utility shed 5'? 500 WE TAKE TRADES * They're Hot" * SANFORD- 2 or 3 bedrooms, family room, central heat and air. Newhouses ini rural area Nodown range and refrgeralor, mt'it, monthly payments less fenced yard, Terms available than rent Government 5u,,btidizCd $19,000 to qualified buyers Call to see if you qualify! Forrost Greene, InC. M. UPISWURTM REALTY 373 4151 i' inp #15 ;333 R.'q DjiI F,ia. fl'nk.'r I 901W 151St fl.drooms. I'i bath home bi lot, ____________________________ I OSU Eves. secluded area 1st Mortgage $171 r' ''.1',, - kitchen equipped, central heal A. air, fenced yard, 5190 mo 377 97)9 A BitOf Magià Peg Real Estate Broker 901 715 6999 rives 305 931 $139, $47 605) 55-Boats & Accessories WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE Tired of High Rent? Friday, June 6, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0-Miscellaneous for Sale .... -- oorn Beautiful Shrubs arid trees 3 Bedrooms, family room, 7 txdroom, carport Children okay 373 _________________________ 11-tintn.tcti 41-Houses 41-Houses Lane Bradford 41-Houses + . WEKIVA IIIVEI1 • Sdult mobile honnt' viIaqe, under large SNiicly oaks on the scenic WeI,iva Modern clean intcrior, Iron1 $140 SMi W of .,antord 377 _____________________ 1.' 70 ________________________________ -- rninoI College area, large older urutry home. 7 BR. 2 porches, .i,rS bi' harr..J', A. ,itt' i(, t!. eparS, $100 mo Al, ,'.;nter prinigs, 7 or 3 BR. large family SANFORD LAKE MARY are. 2 BR rlr ti , OrOiin Ol iJltfClf t'flclDsr-d Appliances, COfldl)IOef, drapes, area rug. 5150 per month including pool All you do iS swim. See th5 now 904 775 3)57, Din Clint' 34-?',",blIe Homes Real Estate JOHN SAULS AGENCY , i __ ________________________________ Cdrpeted 3 bedroom. P, 2 tt.iro'. .ItullS preferred, 5)0 I ". ' : 371 $9$i, 3 6670 . __ or Rent Lease or monthly, ground floor 2 bedroom fully furnished apartment. Excellent loratirin 1)35 per month plus electrical bill. _____________________________ Call 377 117) for appointment Bedroom, )' bath, new carpet, oaraoe, close to schools. 323 075/ or 377 1136 Care 373 _________ 1PI29 or 6M 6316 If said defendants are living, and if any or all of said defendant or FOUND- Small white & tan -29-Roonn defendants are deceased, the Chihuahua, Lake Mary area. ------. ., unknown spouse. heirs, JeviseeS. Owner please identify 3'2 0351. MANOR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND grantees, creditors, lienor's, or other _____________________________ parties claiming by, through under, BOARD. CALL ANYTIME, 377 6-Child C'ire 5,91 or against any such deceased - --- ------. defendant or defendants, if alive, end. If dead, their unknown spouse. Saturday& Evening 30-Apartments UnfUrnished heirs, devisees. leoat,ej. grantees. ____________________ Child Care Ages7I creditors, Ilenor, oi other partiJi A Child's World 373 8121 D',ftary. Adults Lovely large 1 bed claiming by, through, under, or room, air, ideal for retired persons ,sst any such deceased defen 322 9051 daft or defendants, and all parties having or claiming to have any MASTERS COVE right, title, or interest in and to the RICHuPD'S PROFESSIONAL ON THE LAKE property described in the Corn BARTENDER'S SCHOOL pu1t, to wit: Day & Night Classes. 3 Ml. N. SECTION 7701025)I; STATE ROAD Longwcod, Junct. 17 97 6 119 2 Bedroom unfurnished apt , air, IS 6 600. SEMINOLE COUNTY 377 9736 or 373 walt to wall carpet $125 month DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 104 ttOdam.w7pd(.xust 703 E. 71st 5?. FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY 11-Campang 34319 alter 5)0 Beginning 194.7 feet East of the Southwest corner of the SE 4 of SW 1 & 7 Bedroom Apis $10 $170 ma of Section 19, Township 21 South, Spend a relaaed weekend camping 321 044 Range 30 East, run East 1501 feet, _____________________________ on the scenic Wekiva River. __________ bookino for garden equipment! Peed today's tlassifiet' ads for noon buys 3 lA-Ejpkxes REWARD In need of medicat attention, 3$ 5121 or 9 5721 poi'it Of beginning; containing 15,416 Your gracious country living, yet sguare feet (0 354 acre), more or COMPANY. INC., a k a BONANZA city security. Quiet, soundproof, ,) DEN 307 18IIp Wanted _____________________________ less COMPANY. CONST P UCT ION itcep shag carpeting, decor fur. IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. You and each of you are hereby ROGER LONSWAY; and FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Alture, outdoor picnic and barCOUNTY, SEMINOLE severally notified that the pIintiffS We Naive listingS We have buyerS ENVIRONMENTAL SALES, INC. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR becues in the courtyard, and filed its sworn Complaint, together W riced another real estate Defendants COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE helpful manager, Special movC in 71.71).CAO9.0 CIVIL ACTION NO. withitsDeclar.tionof Takinginthe licensee to help us make sales. NOTICEOFACTION FLORIDA allowance, Only 2 BR left FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND above Styled Court against you and Forrest Green., Inc TO BONANZA CONSTRUCTION, CIVIL NO. 71411 CA n OF ASSOCIATION each of you as defendants setking to 3736353, n2 avo. eves INC.. a K a BONANZA CON ALLSTATE ENTERPRISES LOAN $155$160 condemn the above described STRUCTION COMPANY, INC.. a k MORTGAGE CORPORATION, an SEMINOLE COUNTY. a cor. BAMBOO existing organIzed and COVE APTS. poration property located In Seminole a BONANZA CONSTRUCTION Onio corporation, Executive under t'ie Law's of The United States County. Florida, by Eminent COMPANY. a Florida corporation Plaintiff 300EortBht1,373 310 Esperienced only Apply 619 _____________________________ of America, Domain proceedings Address unknown. Atlantic National BaflK flag. You are further notified that the You are hereby notified that Live one month free Sevilla Car LARRY JOSEPH SMITH and this Court either before service on VS Plaintiffs will call up for hearng above named Plaintiff has filed a dens, 7015 Sanford Ave Spacious 1 PATRICIA A. SMITH, hi wife, plaintiff's attorneys or immediately ANDREW J FENNINGTOPI and before the Honorable David U. Complaint In the above styled Court, 67 BR apts.eat in kitchen, shag Defendants. otherwise a default will Mechanic wife, LUCILLE N. PEN NINGTON, if the nature of a mortgage Strawn one of the Judges Of the CarpetIng, plenty closets. From NOTICE OF be entered against you for the relief 2600 Orla () WARREN P. TURMAN and wife, abovestyledCourtonthel5tttdayof foreclosure on that certain real 9150. 3220146 or 5317573. FORECLOSURE SALE demanded In the complaint 373 )7 ________________________ property herein deSrlbed, said land July, AD, 197$. at 1130 o'clock ______________________ NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN ALYNE TURMAN, HOUSEHOLD WITNESS my hand and seal of kM in the Seminole County PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? Situate, lying and being in Seminole FRANKLIN ARMS APIS. pursuant to a Final Judgment of FINANCE CORPORATION, a this Court on May 12th. 197$ DATED' May 77th. 1975 County. FlorIda, to wit: Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, its DON'T FORGET 10 AD )l2OFlorida Ave foreclosure dated June 2nd, 1975, FlorIda corporation, and RICHARD (Seat) (Seat) North i of the NE I (leis the applicatlonforan0rderof Taking in IT VERTISE IN THE andentered In Clvii Case No. 75611- .1. PHELPS, and wife. BETTY 373 6650 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H Be-ckwith. ,. .... IiJ - sr .. . DI1I oc ..,. i....... a '°' .. , ,., .,. ri..s.... . .... " •''.IPUøi,V ..i•k IIUUii.i Vi J14 £011. LA 051] 05 inC LIrCUIT LouFi 05 InC Clerk Of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit (.O,jrl _______________________________ Defendants. I). Township 70 South, Range Taklnghecefofonefiledinthiscause, SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 15TH JudicIal Circuit in and for fly: Joy Stokes By' Joy Stokes NOTICE OF SUIT East, Seminole County. arid the All parties to this Suit and all other Manager (or staff or debit, e*pfri 110W AIRPORT BLVD ____________ Seminole County, Florida, wherein Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk ENTERPRISES TO: RICHARD .1. PHELPS North l7chalnsoftheWestSchains encedorine'ip Excellentbeneflts, SAPIFORD,3237170 ALLSTATE Publish' Miy 16.7).30.,'uneó, 191$ intef'iitedparliesmayappearatthe Publish' May30. June ResIdence Unknown Sanford area $943791. of Section 12, Township 20 South, DEN 504 time and place designated and be 6,11,70,1975 MORTGAGE CORPORATION, fl DEN17e _______________________ Last Known Address: Make your Budget go further, shop Range 79 East, Seminole County, heard Otilo corporation, Plaintiff, and 2611 Myrtle Avenue the Classified Ads every day a.,dlheSoulh.,Otthe SE of SE . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If ________________________ LARRY JOSEPH SMITH end Sanford, Florida Section 2, Township 20 South, ClassifIed Ads didn't work AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PATRICIA A. SMITH, his wife, are YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Range 29 East. Seminole County, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE there wouldn't be cry DefendantS. I will seit to the highest NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS and best bidder for cash at the West that an action to foreclose a mor. Florida, less that part lying in the COUNTY, FLORIDA Fachdetendan? isPiereby required NAME STATUTE of Longwood PROBATE DIVISION to serve written defenses, if any, to Waitress needed, flexible hours. Frt door of the Seminole County tgage on the following property in Right of Way TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN P,arkham Road Containing 10.457 Applyinperson)tolp m. Holiday said Complaint on Case No. USI Courthouse in Sanford. Seminole Seminole County. Florida 101'7 Bedroom AdUtt%OnI Notice is hereby given that the FRANK of Lot 391 L. acres Housi, 330 E. Commercial. No In re: the Estate of THOMAS Ci. FREEMAN, at 11.00 o'clock PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK undersigned. pursuant to the County. Florida. You ac commanded to file your DONALD P. MAC GREGOR, ØSOne Calls. County Attorney AM, on the 16th day of June, 197$, WOODRUFF'S SUBDIVISION OF 751$ Park Drive $7Oup "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter ____________________________ deceased. Seminole County __________________________ as LANDS, South Sanford, Florida, written defenses to said Complaint 545 09, FlorIda Statute, will register the follOwing described property Telephone Soflcltors, needed to with the Clerk of the above named NOTICE OF FINAL 1007 Highway 434 set forth In said Final Judgment, to- according to the pta? thereof as I Bedroom apt., lights, water fur with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in ItwIte people to loin a new dinner recorded iii Plat Book), Page 44 of Court arid to serve d COPY thereof REPORT AND APPLICATION Altamonte Springs. fished Adults, rio pets $17 SQ 377 '' and for SemInole County, Florida, wit: club. No experience necessary, upon Gene H Godbold, Public Records of Seminole Esquiri, of FOR DISCHARGE FlorIda 37701 Lot 16, in fitock s. NORTH the n, eve's 1. wknd upon receipt of proof of good pay. day or night shifts. ___________________________ Mguire, Voorhis & Wells, P A., P. All persons are hereby notified on or .efore the 2nd day of July, the ORLANDO TOWPISITE. FOURTH County, Florida, publication of this notice, the tic Apply In person to Quality Inn, II 0. Box 633, Orlando, Florida 37807. titat thC undersigned. as Executor of A 0, 1975. arid file the original with been filed against you and you IBedroom. No chu;dren or pets. 2617 ADDITION, (Replat of Sheet No. 2) titiOul ,iame, to wit: HERITAGE & 431, LongwOod, Room 139. Attorneys for Plaintiff on or before said estate, has completed the ad are required to serve a copy of your the Clerk of the above styled Court Elm, Sanford. 3394956. according to the PIll thereof, • ALUMINUM, under whiCh it IS : ministration thereof and has filed in on said date, to show cause what .? recorded in Plat Book II, at Page 6. written defenses, if any, to it on the 70th day of June. 191$ engaged in busincis it is. willow : of Date May 19th, 197$ LOGAN H. said Court its final report and ap STORING IT MAKES WASTEright, tItle, Interest or lien you or SPRING HOUSECLEANING? of the Public Records of Seminole PHILLIP Creek Cove. Longwood. Florida County, Florida : SHIPIHOLSER AND LOGAN, at. (Seal) SELLING IT MAKES CASH plicatson for discharge. Obiections any of you have in arid to the SELL THOSE PlO LONGER 37750 Arthur H Beckith, Jr. torne'y for Plaintiff, whose addrels PLACE A CLASSIFIEDADPIOW, thereto, if any. should be duly filed, property described in said Corn NEEDED ITEMS WITH A DATED this 7nddayof June, 1975 That the party interested iri said Clerk of tue Circuit Court Call 372 26)1 or $31 999) : is POSt Office Boa 7779. First After filing proof of publication CLASSIFIED AD plaint anc to ShOw cause, if any you (Seal) business enterprise is as follows' Joy Stokes Federal Building. Sanford, Florida, showing this notice has betn have, why Said property should not Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CASOPEK INDUSTRIES. INC. __________________________________________________ Deputy Clerk and file the original with the Clerk of p,bl.sPi'd once a week for four be condemned for the uses and Clerk of said Circuit Court By' David I. RiddetI. tfl above styled Court on or before GENE H GODBOLO, Esquire consecutive weeks, the matter of p,rposei as set forth in the Com By: Martha T VihIen Legal Notice President July 7th; Otherwise, a Judgment Publish. May 73. 30. June 6, I). 1975 approval of said report and the plaint filed hrein If you fail to do __________________________________________________________ Deputy Clerk Dated at Orlando. Orsnige County. may be for the DEN Ill entered against you said orderint'ofdistributionof estate SO. a default will be entered agansl IAYLOR. BRION, BUKER. Floridi, May 27th. 1975. relief demanded iri the Complaint. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND will come before the Court you for the relief demanded in the NAMES & GREENE Publish' May 30. June 6. 13, 20. 1915 NOTICE WITNESS my hand and SUN FIRST NATIONAL Complaint. Post Office Box 33011$ the seal of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, The Board of County Commissioners, as prime spwnor for Seminole DEN 701 197$ this Court on June 2nd, BANK OF ORLANDO WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL Miami, Florida 33133 FLORIDA County, announces that funds in the amour,? of 1420.925 received under the (Seal) fly Peter C Taylor of said Court on the 75th day of May, _____________________________ 1151 Brickell Avenue CASE Compnetienslve Employment and Training Act (CETA) of 1973, Tlfle I, will C NO. 1SU4CA.$9E Trust Officer Arthur H. Beckw.th, Jr. A D, 1915 DAi C0RI'URAIIUN. a Floructa apporllned as follows: be Clerk of the Circuit Court As Eaecu?or of said estate. (SEAL) Publish: .n. 6. 1915 corporatlun, Prime spOnSor: Seminole County Board of County Commissioners IN THE COUNTY COURT C)EOU By' Joy Stokes Publish May 16, 71.30, June 6. 1975 Arthur H Beckwittu, Jr • Plaintiff, DEN 109 Name of highest elWed official. Sidney I Vihlems. Jr ,Chairman SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk Clerk of tte Circuit Court -. -- ------. -. unir or ucvrrnmeilT: r.ounvY CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S.1204.CC.14.H PubliSh June 6. 13. 20. 27. 1975 tly: Lillian I Jenkins IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WILLIAM E TAYLOR. arid JUNE Area served: Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT OEO-.41 Deputy Clerk EIGhTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. P. TAYLOR and LOCAL FINANCE Population: 131,111 COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE AUTHOR.TY. a OOdy politicking Publish May 30, June 6. 13,70, 197$ CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. CO. of FLORIDA, Total Individuals to be served' 444 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE corporate. FLORIDA DEN 704 FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Defendants Total Individuals to terminate program. 372 CASE NO. 7S.1149CA'17E Plaintiff. PROBATE DIVISION CUlT OF THE STATE NOTICE OF SUIT Significant segments lobe served: OF DON FOX ASSOCIATES. INC. a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CASE NO. PR.7S.I44CP TO WILLIAM E TAYLOR FLORIDA - Receiving public assistance IN AND FOR IIoric',s corporalian, BRUCE SCOBIE arid AMO3 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Estate of JUNE P TAYLOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. 300 - Blacks Plaintiff, WALLS. d b a DELTA MARINE, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Lucille F Rapetti Address Unknown CIVIL ACTION IS - Handicapped vs Defendants SEMINOLE COUNTY Deceased. MOLTON, ALLEN & WILLIAMS, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 141- White CORPORATION, a NOTICE OF ACTION JAYMOR PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE TOCREDITORS INC a corporation, Female that an mctlon fo foreclose mortgage Florida corporation. and RICHARD 102 TO AMOS WALLS PROBATE NO S165.CP TO ALL PERSONS HAVING covering the following real and Veterans Plaintiff 26 Address unknown BRUCE. KERLIN and ELIZABETH In Estate of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST personal property In Seminole Offenderi vs PEARCE KERLIN, his wife, HELEN S. DANIELS SAID ESTATE: County. Florida, to Wit JOSEPH M SHIFALO. ci us. et al., - over 55 S BRUCE SCOBIE Defendants deceased 4 YOu ,r.rt arc Picrctv All thaI tract or parcel of land Youth Defendant 7.41 ?,'tfa Crescent NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE TOCREDITORS notified and required to file any lying and ,eing the North 73 feet of ALLOCATION OF FUNDS, NOTICE OF SALE Ottawa. Ontario, Canada TO' RICHARD BRUCE KERLIN To All Creditors and All claims and demands which yOu, or NotIce is hereby given trial, LoflandtheSouth796afeetofbof 7. 1719.4)7 - Seminole Community College YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ELIZABETH PEARCE and Having Claims o' Demandi Against eittitr of you. may have against said Block 71, SUBURBAN HOMES. pursuant to a Emil Judgment of 51,924 - Seminole County Associatinji for Retarded Children ection to enforce a KERLIN, his wife. Whose tat Said Estate: estate In tP'eOffiC f the Clerk of the according to th plal thereof as knøwn aress Is unknown. Foreclosure entered in cause in property 77,530 - Florida State Employment Service tollowing Seminole You are heceby notified ann) Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial numbered 75 564 CA 09 C., 1n the recorded in Plat BookS, page6O and 30.596 -. Seminole County Board Of Public Instruction County. Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a required to present any claIms and Circuit, SemInole County. Florida. Circuit Court of Seminole County, 4). Public Records of Seminole Complaint for Inlerpleader has been 15,111 - Compr,het*iv, Manpower Planning Division Motor Vessel PADDLE WHEEL deniands which you may have Probate DIvI1on, in the Courthouse Florida, I will sell the property County, Florida BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS: QUEEN. 0 N 731514. 0 P 1 filed against you ,'innl you are agaiuist the C5tte of HELEN S 1 81,154 situate in Seminole County, Florida, rat been tiled aqain'.t you arid you required to served to PIaritiff' Adminstrative h45 been fled au:aIns? J ,,nd you ñt Sanford, Florda. wU'in four DANIELS, deceaSed late 01 calendar months from nbc lime of are required to terv a copy of your descrIbed as: - Allowances are required to serve a copy of your attorney, GAVIN D LEE, whoSe Seminole County, Florida, to INc the first publication Of this flOIICC. 13,197 LOt 1. Block C, DRUID HILLS written defenses, ii any, to it on C. Wages wrif'en defenSes, if any, thereto on dwjdre'ss is tuite 1175, Hartford Clerk of the Circuit Court. and file Each claim or demand must be' in 135 ESTATES, FIRST ADDITION, VICTOR BUTLER, JR.. of EVANS Fringe Benefits W C HUTCHISON. JR. Plaintiff's Building, Orlando. Florida 32107 on the same In c'uplicate and as writing arid filed in duplicate J 91,911 according to the Plat thereof & BUTLER, 200 E. Robinson Street. c before Juno 30th. 1915 and fIll the Training attOrney, wsosea'e'ss is ng P'tn provIded In Section 7,.l4, Florida tfiifi' the place of residence and poSt recorded in Pat Book 1), Page 47, Hartford Building. Suite 970. oqioinial with the Clerk of this Court 14,613 Services Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida. Statutes, In their Off ice's In the office address of the claimant and PublIc Records SamnoIe Cnty, Orlando, Florida, 37101 and file the edher before service on PlaIntiff's Ttiepurpowof CETA, Title I, fiscal yeer 197S-7 In Seminole County wII n4 I ill the or t,efo'e June 21, I91 County Courthouse in Seminole ""' a 'i Y i-r 'jhiei W"? ft t..ICTZ :;.., ,,J ...;ri ht Clerk o 2!': Cc...rt knids. pe otrectea primarIly to Ptr.czn whose income, are Till &DOI aitnjney or iuuri.cdi.e(y thereafter, County. F 1orida. within four below the poverty hh enzent 'w attOfVW'y, or tht same liv•I arid fo provIde iMtIttj.f vocational and etpubtksal tetPiehigPinf.ndI styled Court o. or befn.i'e 11* 13th etP't'c blO'C S4fvtCe Oil P1dicttifl'S orPserwise a default will be entered calendar mths from hi lime of remedIal education be void day Of June, 1915, otherwise' a bidder, for cash, at the west front attorney or immetliately thereafter; aoainst yt'r, for the relief demanded the fIrst publIcation hereof, or th' trainIng, work experIence and $lcvlce's for unemployed, U.'lderemployed ?)ated Sanford a? Florida, t.iis Judgment may be entered against o. of the Seminole County Court otherwise a Oe'futt will be entered In the Complaint for Int.rpleaden. end severely disadvantaged adults and youths and (or same will be barred + Corn furnished Il, :niles from (lO,n?oy,n Sanford j27 13)6. 377 C699 . -- Lake ?.tary, 6 rm house, kitchen equipped, walking distance to school, churches, stores, swum ming. fishing 1st, last 1. Security. 373 3962 I Bachelor, (ICOn -------- Spacious well kept 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, air, carpet and carport. Screen.rl patio fi.nr..d yarfl soo month 377 $46-i I Bedroom house, Winter Springs Available June 10 $160 month, $100 clamagt' lX)fld $30 $171 after 6'30 513$ 5)50 Color TV ()UALIT V INN NORTH I I & Sf4 134, lonuwood - - 33-Houses Furnished __ I Bedrooms. ci'uitral rica' .ind air. very Quiet. partially furnished, 377 365v. Sanford Av,' AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St - Work your own hours Earn Cain judoment may be entered in due CHARLES E MASSEY and LOIS J. Notice of Public Hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALCOHOL A PROULEM? income as an AVON Represen MASSEY. ccurse upon the petition The Board of County Corn FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE IN YOUR FAMILY? taliive Call 644 '1079 WITNESS my han'J and theseal of Defendants. mlssioners of Semirole County COUNTY OF SEMINOLE AL ANON ___________________________ NOTICE OF SALE S.tid Court at Sanford, Seminole sitting as ne Seminole County CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.99).CA-OSO For families or friends of problem storeltand forget it? 5.1111 and Notice is hereby given that, Utility Board will MId a public DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, County, Flo'icM, thit. 14th day of drinkers forget It with a Classified Ad 372 May, 1975 pursuant to an order or a final hearing In Ihe County Commission STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART For further Information call 473 4397 26)1 (Seal) ludgment of foreclosure entered in Chambers of the Seminole County MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, or write . - - - _____ Arthur H Oeckwith, Jr the above captioned action, I will Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on and Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. C'erk of the Circuit Court sell the property situated in Tuesday, July), 1975 at 7:00 P.M. or SEMINOLE COUNTY, 21SitL,ations Wanted Box 553, Sanford, FIa 3777) Semi'ole County, Florida, described fly bit B Walker soon thereafter as possible to Plaintiffs. _____________________________ - ______ _____ as: Deputy Clerk consider an application concerning Will keep books In my home I years FACED WITH A DRINKING Puh?ich May 30. June 6. I), 70. 197$ Lot 16, Block D, WOODMERE changes In water and sewer service npiriasiat'r" ASSOCIATION. PROE" xrfence 37) 9397 .. ,. ,,. ' ' . -' . - - 'D RE P1 MT .. cci;:: :rvcJ INC . t't t Perhaps Alcoiiolic Anonymous ________________________________ ______________________________ cording to the plit thereof as by Santando Utilities Corpovøtion. Defendants Can Help -- . -- ' recorded I Plal Book 13, Page fl, fly' Sidney I Vihlefl, Jr . NOTICE OF HEARING CKM11,JflttiCt Ca1 173 4597 4-.-Rijsjf (11 THE CIRCUIT 'OUPT Ii! AND Puhtir tr'rt1s I Strn.rio ('o',vitv Charmar. 10 SHOW CAUSE . i,.lte r'o fl 17)3 COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE Flona Attest NOTICE OF SUIT Sanford FlorIda 32771 FLORIDA Taii cab butness and related p Together with the following Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ____________________________ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CIVIL NO. JS232,CA09.F . franchise Call Fidel 90425) 7577 Range Clerk ___________________________ 0 P EATEP oPLAN00 Refrigerator ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR Publish - June 6. 17, 19, 74, 1975 B L Mullis DEVELOPMENT, INC . a Florida at public sate, tothe highest and best DEO 46 Free, 641 7027 for "We Care"301 Walnut Street I T EMS .5 EL L WIN T E P corporation, bidder fr cash at the west front _____________________________ Macon, Georgia "Hotline". AdultS or Teens. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A , Pliifltiff, door of the Seminole County PARCEL NO 101 WANT AD Phone 377 26)1 or 131 ------------Courthouse In Sanford. Florida on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 9993 and a friendly Ad Vi%or will S-Lost & Found FRED M HUMPHREY, t't at, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the 7ltPt day of June, 197$. Lyn Mullis _help you Defendants (Seal) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 30) Walnut Street __________________________ __________________________________ AMENDED COUNTY, FLORIDA. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. LOST Large mate Weimaraner, Macon Georgia FORECLOSURE SALE By: Lillian Jenkins Notice is herr-by gIven that the Deputy Clerk undersigned ARTHUR H BECK SMITH, HULSEY. SCMWALBE. WITH, JR., Clerk of the Circuit SPRAKER & NICHOLS Court of Seminole County. Florida, Attorneys for Plaintiff will on the 19th day of June, 1975. at Barnett Bark Buitdng II - M*-+.... m •K ,nr.t I'iiw ru - ... -. -'W.tI ".............-. JacksonvIlle, Florida J777 the Seinlnote County Courthouse, Publish - June 6, 1975 Sanford, Florida, offer for sate and DEO sell at pvbtic outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the _______________ following property IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE described situated in Seminole County, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Florida: CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LOt 20. BlOck B, THE SPRINGS, COUNTY, FLORIDA according to the Plat thereof as CASE NO. 7S.793CA.09.E recorded in Ptat Book 16, pages9. 10 CHARLES 0. T(JLLER, JR not and 11, PublIc Records of Seminole individually but as Nominee of the County, Florida pursuant to the Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE Summary Final Judgment entered AND EQUITY INVESTMENTS, an in a case pending In said Court. the unincorporated buSiness trust style of whith is indicated above. organized under the laws of the WITNESS my hand arid official State of Georgia. Plaintiff, sealofsaidCourlhisllhdayof June. 's 1975. OlE GE R DEVELOPMENT (Seal) COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Arthur ft Beckwith. Jr. Cii E GE P and WILFRED 1. Clerk of the Circuit Court 1 Bedroom apt Large rooms Nicely furnsPiej JuSt refTOdeIed Like - new 719 W 1st s, io _________ DEADLINES Noon The Do Before Publication _____________________________ -- _________ WIELAKA APARTMENTS 1)1W 1st St ___________________________ __________________________________ Unfurnished .,. On & Tso Be,uum apartments & Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole 32-HoUses _________________ I 7 . ' Sectional. Arm char, RecIner. )ouble bed, Hi rise bed, Studo Ouches, Golf clubs. Andirons, fatten chairs, Easels, Paintings 23 i$6 'a Market, Sat & Sun I stiles Stan's Attiøn, Hwy 46 W in torn) rei' r 1 er 3'. tn ar conditioner, and rat pump Package unit for Intral system New 1550 )7 ge space healer, complete. 170 0,il fuel tank. Gauge & new smoke St ack Iwo GE Ar conoilioners a'iO & 2,000 MU 377 315) n Mowers We Sell The Best & ervice The Best Western AutO 11 W 1t St n (Ii k Ii ilr fl "u" •u. ruumer _ '. 'Ii " .s . I .. .. . . ..•. . + - '- + . . . P.oistered with thur st,5tr- as Class A (cvitractc Homes Additin5. *30 5)77 or S99.1l1yv's A small Classitied Ad b "igs big returns 'Icy one and set' Colt 357 7611 on' $31 9993 I : - - minnIe the high os' of water'nj uriur lawn We install S(vinhlr ' yStpnit at the most reasonaDle rateS in $1'..' .s,...i I ,,. l'ii,9t'i'4 Siiu!hp,'n Lawn Scrv'ce 777 0197 1?) 4050 fIend you, øeI'end,rt s,'rvt,' 959't 173 11 "v,t,guI sod .n' 32? . fli'' Liiwvi Seryics' Mrswing. Eogurwa Fret' ESl,matcs 37) 1551 ----, ' ................ "" Carpentry, Remodeling, Addittons. Custom Work Licensed Bonded. Free pStin'd,lti. 171 #.7'.3 -- F .----.------------. .--. 'r . UtilityBuiIdin HomeImprovements BUDDY 'S HOMilP.tl'wO'. L ''1,, NT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 327 13.3$ 'iv i'!.',,,,. r - Lawn Care __________________________________ t ii . ' 1 14 I - - :, - t) -- ' 0 Ii ' )i, ' I ,it li't,Ir,i,, IdA '"' ' ' ' . '' J')' WallPape;ng PAUL 5ATER Professional Wallpaper Hanqen u.tmrseo esiaentau, t?nrrrnc ,, Free Estm,itcs Po P2 6171 ______________________________ WellDriIIin 'Alt I. S CR dIll 0 I'i '.'r'. ¶PPIL4t i[t.0 q',,' Alt types and sir W#'repararxlsenii STIflE MACHINE I. ':I'r'1y' () P,., I.' l;H-,U ' ToListYourBusiness...DicJ322-2611 0' 831_9993J _"-,"'..... - - �--__.-------------- WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, June, I7548 I') Hands On Money Not Face On w ( " I Dear Abby Junior Spirit Of 76 DEAR ABBY: I am no big l ibber, I wo uld l to know why no woman has ever 67th Year, No. 249—Sunday, June 8, 1975 F -ó ti ,.,-. outstanding historical characters, I think risk their necks routinely to it's time wegave that honor toa diorrt' are that lucky. ornan. How about making a[EAI( ABBY: A plumber's protect us against thou' survey to find out how other wife asked why s, many people dastardly twins, crime and women feel about it' think plumbers are overpayed. fire! ONE WOMAN Then she did a whole number on DEAR ABBY: I am a girl DEAR ONE: I polled !2 hob dirty their work is and how whose best features are my women. Nine agreed that it's hard they work . legs. Believe me, I don't ha ve time a woman got her face on We ll. fat h er is a rliUdl else, but I've been told I - - - '1uIuuusI_IrIPuuIu1 -_ - : ' . 4 .. 'q ' - • -' - - ? . - . "Y • - - ' of Jeremy Watson. a young Vietnamese-American. Informal Ame-ican dress contrasts with ftant Viet namese formal dress iat righti when Juniors Eve -. uI!u - paper money. Two said they didn't care one way or the 'r r - Pham Thi Lien Hoa isecowi ktt and Pham Thi Xuaa Das. ilfrrald Photos by ,Jan Patt-esnni aw ' ,-' -. .kt * -4J' U :, , - ' . - ,? i9j - -. 'q ! I •' ,, .... j toldiugmone), buti wou!d Like 011 a - ' BMI1XLO(IlRul)1,E A _ 4 :rwhich - •-- '' .- , . 0 • _____ ' ,. _____ 'i - - - . Inf • - '- -T -- the best move I ever made I am now financially secure and emotionally at peace . nore scenes or churning stomach as I had when I knew he was with her Idonthaeto put up with his lies, unexplained absences and sulking And no more tennis socks to w Heissogratefultomefor gmng him his freedom that he balances my checkbook, makes out my income taxes and even remembers my birthday. I live in a beautiful condominium and - ql I ~roorn , - ---- -- • t__ ,, - .w =- 'I" '' -.. Esther 'Dea/s' In Miniature Art your Imnagmnaflon go wild at this variety of other themes may be point!" used The hardest part is making a Esther also makes charming at' at the lOP Esther Deal, of Altamonte, arrangements in the small "You need to use heated pinto .'eggs stocking containers She gets double duty from these days. She not only eats the put a hole In the top and the covers the container with a egg, but aLso saves the shell to bottom of the shell," said pretty wrapping paper, Either. "Then you may stri ng she spreads Elmer's glue over make decorations. little beads or pearls on a the enfire area , i sprinkles Making a decoration from doub l e strand o( nylon cord. so glitter, artifcial empt>egghel listnckyouanrnakealoopatthe topsnownPiacthgaplece of business, and you need a steady for hanging. Be sure to add a the bottom hail of hand and a keen eye. Said sequin or pearl to the inside, 5° the container, she is then ready ther If I want *" I sterlize fin'ernail time thread won t pull to glue whatever she wishes i Esther glues a cotton make the scene complete A s'i.,ssors and cut a round hole in the bottom Ofthe shell, hinge is placed between the top the side of the egg. After ball and then adds tiny flowers or and bottom hail of the conremoving t contents, i rinse flgUreS that are glued on the tatner,to give aclever, half. out the shell with cold water. um 01 "= worK sm open look to the scene. Then I add blue food CO1Oflfl to does with a pair of tweezers. • 'You will find everything you water and pour sme into "SOfflietinles I mM angel hair, need to make these scenes at each shell and let it Set awhile. and if I do, I use a little hair any cra ft shop," d Esther. This gives a pretty blue color to spray on it to hold it better," •TP.ey have all kinds of or the iruide of the shell. I place she said. naments and miniature figures the shells in a warm oven id After they are and flowers. I buy the little let them drain on paper towelL egg decorations seldom break, bunches of flowers and take Af te r the color sets, t and may be used as Christmas to use wha t strange, but you can cut the decoratIofl3 or for any other llmn hole larger if you wish, and the seasonal ocaswn. 1have used 77he small container is glued to shell will not crack or break" mine in many ways," she said, a plastic stand that can be The delicate art work is next, "One year, I covered a gull purchased at the craft explained Esther. Braid, beads artificial Christmas tree, with also. When le ted, Esther's orsequinsmaybeused,andas theeggscenes.Butgraduati, creationscomp become a thing f she laughingly said, Just let showers, Thanksgiving and beauty. She modestly admitted, "Aneighbortaughtrnehowto do this work, Anyone can do it if they have the patience. I really > ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent -' - - -I ---- ' a an . r' - . . Fam us - - I - r-. in - / - I ( . -' . ,. .- - \ - .i -- . . p I t • • W. first St., J THE RSE — C LOOKING TO FUTURE The Winter Park Mall will host the Central Florida Inventors Club Thursday thru Saturday, June 12-14. Some of the exhibits on display are a piano Owt aids in teaching through keys that light up via a cassette programed to the tune, and a resusciation device. There will be appr oximately 30 displays. The hours of the show ammv 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday tfru - Remember dad with swinging, stretchable jT thins and slacks, made to move as he does. ) ' GoIf slacks in po4yester knit from $25.00. ____ The poiler - - Next Week Men's Store Sh ows __________ _________ __.A - - - - - IA -- - • - -- ' $x 1() PORT R - - -. - - -: - -. - -. - -- - - - -. . . .k i , t - - I - ... • - -'- , • 4 ' 4 F " -: / - - .: j I •.- - i- :. •, ., - . - - ' W - - . - - . . . -. - . - - - .. ... 'I... Seminole High School GETTING Prinicipal Don Reynolds Is ptarded by the a ppearance of his "old flame Bubbles LaRue" during "Seminole Roasts Don Reynolds" night F'riday. But the arrival of "Miss Bubbles" was A ki fun as members of the SHS Thespians poked good-natured )okes at Reyuol& for ROASTED his leadership during the past two years at the school. Proceeds from the event went towards retirement of the athletic stadium fund and the "Roast" wound up school activities for or th year. iflerald Photo by Turn Vincent). - The latest news in the Sanford a nd Seminole County business world can be found on The Sunday Herald's ncw Ixisiness page. See Page 6A. I Remember Joe Pinder? sto Index -, I - -- -! -- ' to Ma ne Features an o irport rd S - - This past week the nation's Director of Aviation and tilinistrative experience plus a travel industry leaders were Manager of the airport. disser ta tion accepted across he nation as a handbook for military-to-civilian airport million dollar air center when Clereknd, who served they gathered in New Orleans Executive Officer for the Naval -onversion earned him acfur ,the First AiIWfiCa Air Station at the time of its ('re(Iitation by the America n Association of Airnort 'l'r,vai z,ri !in,I ('Anfnra,n,'. .i.,.,. ... ,, - - - - •- -. - 11 - Nff .., r3 AA - - ' - • issue of the "Florida Aviation Auxiliary Air Station to his presider.t-elect of the Sanford Journal'' just off Vic presses. present post as the city's Rotary Club. His ad- Discover A,.....,4 :i—; l - 4 Sanford Airport continues to as a Navy pilot fresh from ire noted: he serves as get nationwide attention with a training at Corpus Christi to fly presi dent of the Florida Airport Joe Pinder once pitched for Sanford's Florida State League championship baseball team in 1938-39. 1k' played his contest in a different kind of game 31 years ago. Staff Writer Glenn Mcsland has the ry in his colwnn Page 4A of The II- iii -. - Ile hid served on an advisory by Sorenson and the council during her time in office. -and of the council pulling cents per gallon gasoline by re-election this ye f a lic fi r f ch 500 coriunittee for the city and was members, include the purchase "I think we've accomplished toget her." bulk purchase. lot more has to be done," he residents. previously an unsuccessful of the water system, the hiring a lot," she said, noting the Admitting she is a vonA retired international said. LAKE MARY—Four new candidate for City Council. While opposed to the method of a lull time bookkeeper- roads and parks in the city are servative, Mrs. Griffin representative of does not the Bakers Heading he t of f icials—Mayor city committee ed to purchase the water us Walter A three-year resident of the purchasing agent, the hiring cf in I lot LK-tter shape now than look for plaudits, but quietly and Confectionary Workers on planning and zoning, Bacon system, Bacon said he shall Sorenson and Council members community prior to the eke. the new police chief, the the y ever were in the county." sends her own company's union and a Lake Mary resident proposed and gained colleague support measures to give Martin Bacon Sr., Lillian tion, Sorenson had lived around amended budget, the purchase We have also purchased a equipment to work gratis for for five ~ears. Bacon provides support of a resolution recently adequate water supply to Griffin and Burt Perinchlef— Iake Mary for 11 years. of road department. motor grader, another the city when more equipment the fire ;n the citv council. declaring were elected by the people of a six-month homes, Industry and espedally Sorenson said priority items Mrs. Griffin elected unop.. police car and expanded the is needed. When she feels the Pointing to his 'many years' moratorium on rezoning of the fire department in the city. this coinmunitv last December he tuid in mind when elected posed in her first bid for public po lice force from one and onecit% needs dirt for a street or experience arbitrating, Lake Mary Boulevard. Since they *took office five have shifted sornewhat as office, is a third generation half men to tilree Bacon looks to the future full time of- otlier purpose she gives from negotiating, concilliating and months ago t he ir individual surprise problems surfaced Lake Maryian. She and her "Presently a planning and when the city budget will ficers, her own stockpile, mediating, Bacon usually has a zonin respon.sibilities to the city have that had to be handled im- husband Frank are in the heavy g committee is working on permit a full time fire and But. she is more interested in 17he road department does position on every conceivable assumed almost full-time mediately, construction business, discussing the things that yet vehicle repairs not only for that question that comes before a plan for the road and I'm emergency department. He status. He spends almost every Heading the road department need to be done, particularly department but other city council. confident they will come up points with pride to the fact he has not missed a single city But much progress has been evening at a city meeting of composed of one employe, with her the upgrading of the utilits' departments as well "and that a plan to make it a council meeting since assuming made, the officials say. nme sort or at other gatherings son-in-law hired by the city system, lie generally sets out to dignified entranceway to the saves," she said, convince his colleagues his city," he said. office. Employed in an ad- representing the city as well s prior to her election. Mrs. Mrs. Griffin said she sees no A project of major interest to po6ition is the correct one. He Bacon's future priorities rulnistrative capacity at his part of every weekend talking Griff in acknowledges pride in reason why te city can't hold her at this time is finding a wins some and loses some, lie supports include continual emphasis on careful private job, Sorenson had not to constituents. the purchase of the utility the line on taxes. "It's really a was—possibly through the city usually with good humor. upgrading of the police planning, served in elective office prior to a sewer system for Accomplishments so far this compan% anot other acquestion of managing the acquiring its own storage fie told The Herald recently department until its personnel the city, a road paving January. )ear, pointed to with pride c('mplishments of the city money t' have," she said, facility—of saving some i:t he plans at this time to run for meets the FBI standard of one program Business Review Featured ____ Joy of Dance I -- : fnside Today - ________________________________________ ' By DONNA F-WF-i Herald Staff Writer Ccol, absorbent cotton. polyester knit shirts / $9.00 to $15.00. or hard to fit Dad OOSE - III I I! Lake Mary Fl*nds 'Pro ress Most Im ortant Product' . _____ ____ ____ Mrs Kiley was booked into counts jail with no bond on charges of first degree murder and use of a firearm in the cormiss I Det. Capt. C.B. Fagan was conducting the Investigation -'. •. into the incident. Sanford police Saturday were .. Investigating the armed rob. bery of a cab dri v er early Saturday morning in which two .:'t -. men stole $25. Police report that Joe --Whiitt a (Inver for Yellow Cab Company of Sanford, was ? : taking two men sojth on -.----"V ..i Williams Menue towards 16th Street when one of the men pulled out what appeared to be o gun and told Wiutsiti: Lyman High School seniors Valerie French and Mitch Weissman 'This is a hold-up. Give me ponder the globe as they prepare for gradua don from high school. your nioney," T'he two seniors %ill join the some 1,5M high school students in Police report the two men Seminole County who Hill receive diplomas during the next two then fled from the cab on fooL days, ending the 1975 school year. (Herald Color Photo by Elda Nichols (Continued On Page 2-A - - I I - mer -- i City Officials Leading Way For 1975 - - ______ K d s! A udi i n N ow For S - - - The Mall will host a Health - ' Care Fair June 19-21. The porposeofthefatristoinform S the general public of all the __ 1k' slxllled ;it Cp available services in the enjoy it for my own amusement community as well as to and leasure promote be tter health through -Esther Deal creates egg decorations for all seasons. Kicks Off preventative care. , There will be free glaucoma it's still not too late for June 10 July 31. testing by the Lions Club Sight Sanford area children to Story hour far children 4 Clinic, blood pressurv checks i t o um register for the Summer 6 will be he ld on Wednday by the Heart Association, DOWNTOWN SANFORD Playground program sponsored mornings at 13 o'clock from Tiger In Traction Pr~:.-;Oented Aug. 8-9 under the from 2-5 p.tTi,, at the Altamonte testing for diabetes and 205W. FIRST ST by the Sanford Recreation June 11- July 30. Classes will be direction of Mrs. Donna Springs Civic Center. hemaglobin by the Adventist PHONE 322.6511 Department which starts limited to 30 children. Auditions for the Altamonte Tierney with most of the Community Service Chajter. The chorus will supply Monday (June 9i. Register at Special features during the Players Children's Theatre proceeds going to the Central Any agencies wishing to the Department's office in the first week of Playground will Workshop production "Tiger in Florida 7.. Members of the patriotic music for the FOWTh participate, please call 6444476 Recreat')n Wing of the Sanford be: June 9 registration and Traction' will be held Monday Semoran Junior Woman's club of July celebration in addition for informatir,n Civic Center. free play; June 10 - Indian Day iJune 9 at noon at the will be helping with the to different Bicentennial events throughout the next year . In addition to special daily t Wmes; June 11 - bubble Almonte Springs Civic production, the morning gum vontest; Jum 12 - nature Center. All youngstm from features. The chorus is open to all inPlayground will include soft- science day and June 13 - free ages 10 to 18 are invited to try Music Militia terested singers, especially ball, basketball, jw'flp rope, play, __________________________________________________________________________________ out for the roles in the musical Auditions will be held for the teenagers. ___________________________________________________ track and field, quiet ta ble Featurec for the following comedy. There will be also "Music Militia," Bicentennial Fur further inforuition call games, color books, puzzl es and weeks will appear on the ample opportunity to learn and chorus on Th ursday, June 12 Jani','a Cavin _ supervised play. Women's Pages of the Sunday pa rticipa te in behind the scenes . Sum,m" Playground will be Herald, t1t Sunday before each stagecraft. BLUEBER held June June 9 through Aug. 1, r,ew series is due to begin. The prod uction will be IIpi,,'in ,\'mi' Tu Etperii'ni't' i/u' th Monday rougb Friday from -. 83O a.m to 1L30 a rn. Special classes during this !±-ç Summer Playground • Store for the hard to plHse . -.- - r - I ' l ___ ,-. ' b Gift Certificates -,'• / - -- ) - .. 's CALL ( 322. BALL) .322-225S 301 Mail S - - • ; - *n Auto ,.v ih Pickering Of The , . a • aw _ st)Tofosm in . '• - R o J '\J/ .. - . EXPE R T lAkO TUNING LESSONS • 4. ''i"Li - - une o - ' • . - I I o. :•ORGAN • to some 12-- P B - L Police later charged his wife with the fatai shooting, Thomas Kiley. 3114 Rudder Circle was shot one time in the right temple with a 22-caliber rilk,po1icrepert. Kiley's 41-year-old w:le, Betty Jean, called the Sanford police station shortly alter 4 j a.m. Saturday and told officers she had shot her husband, When police arrived at the resi dence Kiley w as dead onthe couch and Mrs. Kiley was i sitting In her bedroom on the - K - catch fire. you can put them out You're right, with >our pantyhose (Get it' DEAR '14 Let's hear it for the heroes who l'ants hose') whenever I (eel like it. Life is beautiful. I wish I'd done it years ago. FREE DEAR FREE: You all lucked out. DlssoI%Ing your marriage had all the sentiment of dissolving a business partnershi. Not all parties a ,______•_•_ iup , am back in college getting my master's degree — at 50! 1 can also stay up all night to read couch. the hving getpaidasmuchasa plumber' ash' -' A 4 G-) -old Sanford man was shot and killed early ' policeman. and every time he ryuld make a fortune modeling oor he is putting hosiery. Naturally I show them walks „ OU , off every chance I get. . ,1 oe5 he iwiiieonta.v iine, ' 74 With Skivina Of Husband _ liereisone girl, ou will ne str 0 'P get my hANDS on some'' catch in pants. I always wear a DEAR ABBY: This is a And m> girl fncnd s father isdress or shorts, which brings S rponse t His Wife” who's aftremar,and his kind of work me to m> question Are hit umnging to her husband for is just about as dangerous as apants still in style for Millirner prestige, social position, money policeman's. But does he get And even if they aren't, should I and retirement benefits. Let me paid as much asa plumber? No wear them when shorts are tell you mm story: wa y ' appropriate' Thank you. My husband found an old GOOD LEGS lareethatPiumrwork flam e. is messy and dirt), but he sure heleft off 30 sears before After [flR 6001) The stles ets aid enough without a couple of miserable years of gPp.g3 life in the line of today are so flexible that risking hanging onto him Iasked him an>lhlng goes. Go ahead and dut forInice "no fault" C D bot pants. And 11 the) 'CU I' M 14 IN PHOENIX - - I - other, and one said, "I don't VYoman Charged Sanford ABIGAIL VAN BUREN way honors its Members of the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford, vearing their "Junior Spirit of '6" shirts advertising spoors of their tlkrntennlal Community Improvement Protect iC.LP,i, were hostesses at the rec'nt Personality Breakfast held by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce to welcome Vietnamese refugees to the community. Displa>ing true "Junior Spirit" of friendship is Debbie Garland (briowl who makes the aeqnainunee Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents — had her name on an American dollar bill, a $5, $), or any Spiri t Of Frib endsh i p Is "flea -- - - .. - -- - ' : ' ;-: I -I -- I - • ' "1. I -' - - •". o' \'-.' • ',' ' '''j 't41; ••!" . - - - -- - - � 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, June 06, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 06, 1975. 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Wednesday, June 4, lflS Furnished 41—Houses Tired of High Rent? CLIFF JORDAN Cnt',l tv if . very Ow(4, parti.tiIy lurni%hCd. NFW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES linancea by Farmers Home Ad REALTOR 631 6777 I ! BaChPIAP rlean apartment Corn Offaly furnished. I' miles from d0Wntn Sanforg 3221316; In 1. rerr(uil 3 PeOroom house. Winter Springs AvilAbIC June 10 $160 month. IltO 11arfliQ(' bond 110 SIll ittec 630 'jAPfhtN& A GARAGE SALE FORGET DON'T TO AD VEPTISE IT IN THE ci Acsic ItO ADS 377 7611 I - cronrn ai' lame ro Nicely 'cly fUrflèShNl flr' Frillodeled Like BR turn- shed. utilities i'd e x cept nas $160 Adults No pets 317 3930 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 7fld5t Furr. or urifurn ApIs large I & 2 t'elronrns. carpeted, or con ditiOned No pets Moderate rent . lfl 1110 Monthly Rentals Available SflS $1S0- Color TV G J:.t. IIY INN NORTH I 4 f (,&J 11 I %'Ci 12363S3 31A—Duplexes (troOrr% s i'refr,reJ $30 Week Furnished or unfurn ished 323 5654 327 6620 - Lawn family room. 2 deposit, $125 mo 332 5939 arArt (p iccw, N-CtrCiOrn I STOP AND THINK A Mt'4U'T It CliStlfipct Ads it dr I -ork three Woutctri! ti- ari a'' Unfurnished 3)) S.t.j You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" In the Want Ads Peg Real Estate Broker 110 E 25th St Carpeted 3 bedroom. I bath. tchen eQupt"d. uyitral r'rat & fentea yard, SltOmo 3129739 1 4 Bedroom. U, bath, ne w capet oaraoe. close to Sc hools 373 ______ 332 4136 . Real Estate 0257 '. Hutchison Ocean front Apartments, 339 S .Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach Call 377 1056 • JOHN SAULS AGENCY fl ?i OAk Sanford 327 7114 03V.3;3 0485 e C bROKER ASSOCIATE 41 . 44jses I'OOL 31W 2 bath, large Florida room, cent heat of ai r, 1.39,700. DOWNTOWN - 7 BR, I bath homes AS lOw aS 110.500 Ii a. f RRIAGE COVE miles east cf 17-. Pb. Sanford 305) 3234164 I Orlando t 305) *34-219 — 1 1. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker By owr.''r, like new. 2 Bedrooms. Fla. room, detached garage, fenced yard 119.000 3776399 or Sanford. By Owner. 3 OR, 2 bath, air, carpet. garage. Screened porch 7 yes old. $76,900. 333 6637 STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLAS1FIED AD NOW, Call 3777611 on 531 9993 Beautiful 3 bedroom, 7 bath home with natural Stone front. Professionally derorated and 10 a great neighborhood, large lot with privacy fence Assume present Loch Arbor. lakefront,) BR. 7 bathS. den, heal air, garage 119.950. Acre Realty REALTOR. 323 7750. Mortgage Save 1.5% '4's 110' CaUart Real Estate Pay 1st Month's Rent and Move In. aIr, trees. and other extras, Unfurnished 111.000 Reduced to Settle Estate 3231670 Home on lake. lovely living room, 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. 177.500 Sacdfice Convev'ent to stor e s, churches. n.aicr PkjhwA. I'm) bedroom, I' . baths. carpeled #,,th central heat and air. Country Breeze 5 1r' %h.,dpd arms *th neat 3 t*droon. 2 bath mobile home. $27,500 Owner financed Peg Real Estate Broker 317 1301.7610 Hiawatha Ave at 11 92 in antorus rinest n.ontPily JOHN SAULS AGENCY 9dgwitde 43-Lots-Acreage HOME SITE Beautiful wooded lot. ISO' area, lIla Otto ALM32 ---- - --- •' .,i" . . -• * 1*0 Remodelin1, -- bh,k . _,-,_-'.''-.•_ ----• M J . ". (H "A'i ()II) 76005 (In s ' - , . , & 111 ' - " ... . - ,. ' ' - around with something like the meeting was fulrifling his prosecute me for anything. .' •' - " ' '' • 'I, &' ' cemful prosecution for violation from two citizens last night and were back and that 1, as pubfic is taken against them." Lorof the sunshine law requires a report from a friend who safety director, was fulfilling mann said. 0 0 0 0 Report U.S. officials raps the system in five School has never been "ef- are black, while faculty at would Herald SWI Wrftff rnajor are". fectively desegregated." Only seven schools varies from that desegregation of Seminole hiring of teadws and ad- month uut the report would rap promoted "possible discrimination in the have The Herald reported last County. However, Gatchel says time, both Layer and Stewart seeking i Ve believe that, in the submAted by do district reveal to recruit black ALIGNMENT — A fourth criticism says plans for construction and zone classroom teachers from the here actively seek to recruit formation wil.1 be forwarded to issued by the U.S. answer the allegations by assignment of faculty among "construction pollcie of the adjustments or school closings, 1970-71 school year to the qualified black teachers. Department. justice official& various schools. "Faculty has School Board have not anti that those plans should be current year. Layer s's blacks who are In addition to recommending continued to be assigned on a prompted the desegregation of - Set To Factory Specs By Certified Trained Mechanics. Sch r ALL MAKES AND MODELS ard 001 / EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ,"i? JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I. If Investigators Central Pii-,,t 7,. Am I )ri(I.tonm.13 For Ire.' t'%t,rr%dt,'5, tIl Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 ''p,i(. t,t ci ltPdl (Sondel lP4VF ST lC,AT 1074', I.Lt I YPI S P4 373 O'lC"3 ur 37) ''r.,i tt'e r,-.t now I f best I ipert r'in 6. u'i, 7)6 7Y17 after in Pkl tip P. delivery - 1771 '('. Land Clewiig Beauty Care . -1 I! RUDDY'S IIOMIIMPROVEMEIIIT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 377 113$ Peaistered with lIve Stjle as Class A Contractor IfOme'. Additicr, $1C 5177 of *96 $111(Vt'S I. sn.all Classified Ad brings big return's Try one and see Cdi? 3.2 7611 or 831 9993. Cdrpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Cittomn Wr,rk lit t'nsr'nJ Bonded Fre t''ltp,nalr lit A Sanford's long awaited street paving program got off to a start today as workers moved into the Fourth Si. and Oleander Ave. ar ea to begin work. See story and picture cm Pact' 2-A. ?,'(',srrl F)'. fkmli, f. aV 1ileri, C tislori i le,lrirrn 377 $177 alter 5 Pet Care P1. 1 k 1.1 I NN Boarding & Grooming Ph 377 1057 - In the Herald ClaSStle'ct .l) hlk arid whte arid read ill Lawn Ctire .li'i ... i' Pressure Cleaning LII'S LAWN MANILUWIPIG Complete Lawn Cart and Land Icaping 371 3757 A &A ill APi'. At i ,tm nm".' .. r,1r, 1;' :i ,.i.S I .' I ruminate the high cos t of watering your awn We install speinkl'r ft%tCmS of the most rie'so,he rates in fIve area Free estimates I Jtiil ty BIll's lawn Serv.ce Mowinn, F ctglng Fr. Estimates 3?) 1551 1 , . Classified SANFORD.FLA, '_______ 323-4420 Lt Your Business Dial b .. -. ' •, -. ,' ,,' ,...r'--' •.,., ,.,f ._ . .' .. -.•,,'.-'.•.'. ~ ~ ~ . - ,f ., - " --& •. Wfilliell's .j - - - owl NY ---- • , ..' ' , . . ' I ," - '% ~ - I -~~., . .I- - - -. . .-. -. — 1— 1i'l p— ~ . -.~ 41 7'-I Wi - - - .N 4 . - , r 1 . .: 1=~i a ~ I ., I ,, - - / -' - - a- 'jUL,,,,,, - ' ' u .. 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Sims expressed Another ness industry broke ground in Sanford this morning as ground breaking ceremonies sserc held far ABC Conveyors, formerly of Longssood, on South Sanford Asevue Helping get the construction of the 10,000 foot building to a start are front row from left, Leroy Robb, contractor, Julian Steastrom, city commissioner; Mayor Lee Moore; (lift Wolfe, vice president of .'u1(' ; BradIiollingssiorth, Flagship Itank l)oss nton: ss and Donald Kern, president of AB( Back row from left, CIII! dissatisfaction with Layer McKibbin, Sanford Chamber of Commerce; Garnett White, Chamber of Commerce, Scott Burns, Chamber of Commerce and Florida Power and light, Ken Barhaug FPL Community Relations, Jim White, Flagship Bank Downtown, and John kridrr, Chamber of Commerce The new plant will cost $100, and will employ 5 3 to 50 people, which is espe'cted within 90 days. 1 1 .. - I The U.S. house of Repre- • • . . ('ounty's Continued On Page 2-'.i ', 19Th '. . • ------------ - — ,% -I --- T Ellis said t'ere have been Advisory Council this worning vAhat is terined the balance of froin other program thruugh- requests for 346 jobs frurn wor and consider something billion emergency job bill, to review requests for swnmer tate, We have met the critera out the country' to assure new various agencies throughout other " than what Is recotnThe vote was 277-145 with 282 employment, for being a new prime sponsor prime sponsors of a program." the county with the SCiX)OI mended, Sims urged school votes necessary for the overofficial. ,-. But, Board Member ride. F. C. Harper Jr. made a motion How tisis will affect Seminole - - . Summer Just prior to that meeting, i 100,000 population), therefore Ellis said he had been district putting in the biggest Ellis placed a call to the Atlanta we are assured of having a pro- assured that Seminole Count)' bid for 181 jobs. office of the Department of gram this summer. will have a summer employ. Labor and was told that the veto "The Atlanta office told us to ment program, but "at what i('iinhintsd On ['age 2-At : * "We're (Seminole County) a "because they (Manpower Di. now we're proceeding with our yesterday of overriding to m&et with the Manpower "where !ast year we were under Labor) are de-obligating funds .., - - - - , - .---. ,- Program for Fconomically Dis. -would have a draiticeffert" of proceed with our full injUal level we just can't be sure," he advantaged Youth is not yet the program in general. but to pianning esturiate of S175,00IJI in %did. "We inay have to inotfify crystal clear, funds and 200 jot," he said, our requests later, but for right what extent it was unclear. , "• '-'.' '' Summer Job Program Uncertain Bob Ellis, Seiinole's Inter. ,. '- '— senutives fell five vete.l short goverrunental coordinator. 'iyas new phine sponsor," Effis said, vWon of the US.Departrunt of initial plarm" "There is a better plan. Go to Vresitk ,, nt Ford's veto of t1w $5.3 t a -- .. Of Ry 1111.1, CURRIF gi' ng Editor Herald Nlann' his the Onenta school, ;,..' ,,____ . Extent Plan," told them, "I have no plan which buses Rosenwald Yesterday's high 93, overnight low 66. -".' ,I ,.~ , --~ -- W ,--:' . - students to English Estates and thundershowers this afternoon or evening necoming more likely today highs in the upper 80 and low 90s. Lows around 70. Variable winds mostly 10 mph or less. Rain probability 20 per cent through tonight and 50 per cent tomorrow, Details and tides may be found on page 5. .. . 10A 8A Televisien Partly cloudy through tomorrow. A slight chance of . ,' , 7A BA wF:ATIIEK t) 'Il','l'. 319993 - Spurts ............i-ni 9A . SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All fypr's and sites w.- repair .irwl srrvci' 1 INli Mi.CHINE B. SUPPLY CO 32226 Obituaries.. .., - -5A .., 10-11A . Comics Crossword ll'u~tzle Pear AlAw . Well Drilling '.%'F.t I S FlInt L Al. .. e . Buildings I%( I'd '0(3 floor, delivery, 'nt.la',on Wal'y Will tI Orlando 7911 477 -- -Need your gros s 'cull Frompt 80(11 d,'Nndent Wrvlce 17 and up. 377 9597; 373 6050 ' - t - , 7 ex I 14 nun iii It y Ru l;lr'g% Southern Lawn Service 377 9597, 360SI . , .4 i• - - Department officials ruled an unnecessary burden" had A surprise check for $34,000 Is causing Seminole twen laced on the bl'ick,s by County Commissioners to do a little head scratching iJ1ntIlern to tasselbcrr today. See the account by Mick Lochrldge on Page Board Member Davie Sims 1ought Layer 's plan arId A Different Vietnamese challenged the ruling which Herald staff writer Rick Paniridge recalls a Vietnam as delisered by telegram to resident he got to kno w and like in a moving, Around The Laser's office earl) yesterday (lock column on Page 4-A today. morning No matter what you do," Sims said, "you're still busing black students." nd The audience guffawed when Sims, who lives in the Lake 4A Editorial IA Around the Clock Onenta area and all along has 9A Horoscope .,.,.. 7A Bridge % I., u' " t a "- N. ' 1 1' i'4Mbw - -- -1 -,- i-- -Z ---e- County Is Scratching 7567 Park ,i,QIp "! •,i,n 1)r,n,.fn PIgn _ •" . , Justice by - . (asselberry, he told the board Stenstrom said the courts have ruled in various court cases that the "burden of busing for purposes of •. cannot, I-pus * uesegregasiOn on the blacks." In the case of the Street Work Begins APT BROWN P1 ST (OPilWOt Land Maintenance . ' Do., I ,intl raring fill dirt, clay, rock All kinds of di ggi ng House trail 'r stored and moved 3779117 or -II I I ,. ( cannotbustheblackstudentsto Inside Today .''. ___________________________ Service • Department officials, but, "You F Ill dirt, top soil 372 594) CR,A Rackhoe guidelines set It f FSTFRSOPi LAND CLEARING ?m Don' t need!" Serve a useful purpose again wheti via sell them with a Classified Ar' from the Herald Call us todayi D.in't J:o,t Jul 11.11 372 ?AlI rim 11 çW 1. I)-.'. ((it ',',',,rt Ad , MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WIN T F P IT E P.S S. SC I L "DON'T P4EtD," FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 2611 or Ill a frervilv Ad v , % :) *11 he ir) V ol) APT Al it Pl(, AND cdl A(4 I t, Alt types lnt & ,Icrr,sg' tlearrmi We have lop soil, fill dir?, clay, and shell available Please call night or day. 371 3953 wart ,i1 " ' — -- It's like pennies from bcàyfl whet yOu sell "Don't Nerds " with .1 - Paint & Body Work t-1. 0. students to Casselberr) and Department which approved a ment on the legality of Layer's approved a plan which shifts board decision to close new plan, School Board Atty. I)ougStenstromsaiditiswithin I I Air Conditioning e- former decision to bus Layer, the plan was in respowe Casselberry. Rosenwald Elementary School to ruling from the U.S. Ju tice Asked bs the hoard to corn - . 0 -4i-~ ; - CCO, , -p.-- - 1 4 ? . V f t = * . & t m ~ ~ "r,4 * IV — S i: m4 , L t ,! 1. I k".4 i N --:f : , 116~', 11, - -- r -.,. 1~;r-~ I1 .- ~-t.,~X - r1~-1 ----, -W. .,1111111`!f 1-zi m.r -~-~--- Al - i ~-..Iwl 4!--::a:.r--! V-..*,ii Votes At a tense meeting last night, the blacks to two schools closer Rosenwald but rejected the the Seminole County School to Rosenwald. board's intention to bus some Board voted 4-1 to reverse its 207 black to students ) -I -.. 9 z4 S BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' IMough the board didn't get "Whde there has been a small qualified to teach accept I -. ,L.'.1'. * ----r ,~! 1.. , *-,,,X I;",,~', -.- 7 -r- - ~-,-!~.... - --- w.--, ,I ~-- T,r-% ./LL1vC\ -'-, I fifi''f-~-~ .,~.- I -T P-f . ~ ~ , ~..- "-, -- -- ~-M : ---~. . z11' ,,~ Vl ,-10I --f--V-= -~ -A . k%~ - 11,.. approved by the court prior to Washington to appease the Department. Ju.itice Layer told the school board the board not bus Rosenwald racial basis," the report says. the scholl system." implementation," the letter increase in the number of black higher-paying jobs in the into the report last night, board recommendations are not a children past three schools en As an example, the report "A review of School Board .c.avs, teachers during that time, there private sector, rather than members indicated It will be a "bad mark" on the school route to Casselbierry, the report says 13 per cent of the district's minutes reveals no alternate A final issue reviewed by has been an increase of over 460 accept the $7,800 salary paid prime topic during upcoming system, the letter from justice says Midway Elementary Full-time classroom teachers school construction plans which Justice officials revealed a white teachers." beginning teachers in Seminole board meetings. tiiP FRONT EN D SLIM BUDGETS ARE ROISTERED WITH VALUES F ROM THE WANT AD (CL UP.tPiS _ 'PICIAL Permanent Wave, $10 ASk for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty Sa lon. 7635 Sanford Ave 332 393 6 .-'--'----.-._ James R. IA)rmann, Grant and , Counctim in LI A Scott for a Keller reported to us on the this he responsibilities, noting he is the d meeting they held at the police meeting of the , volunteer ryor, Grant is the council Keller said the three officials chairman and Scott is c1uir. station with Public Safety ft"emen Tuesday night. When I arrived at the police called on him yesterday to find man of the council police and Director Doug Keller, no in. Formation would be released department, Mr. Scott was the outcome of the meeting of Fire department committees. " ". until an investigation had been already there. As I got to the the volunteers Tuesday night. Lormarin was appalled that police department, Mayor "They wanted to know If the , completed. The state attorney for the 18th Lorrnann was arriving behind city now has adequate lire threats had been made against A small child died in an early morning house fire at 115 Lake Destiny Trail, Spring Lake Hills, In Grant's life, "I'd like to find out protection. mc" Grant said sou th si est Se minole County. For est City firemen Indicated the blaze was caused by a short in a small judicial circuit Seminole ' the Identity of those making Ian and that damage was confined to the baby's room. The child's crib can be seen at left after it was Brevard Counties said sueGrant said he received calls "1 told them the volunteers threats and see that legal action ' system as outhried in a scathing Seminole Covnty has 20 days tu Thirdly, thif -report scores 1J1L1Ii Work - - .4 " Although School Supt. Bud i . "There was no meeting planned," said Councilman like that hasen't an guts n A Scott."We were all conanyway. cerned Mr. Grant had been up By El) PRICK.M JUStICe TOWE141 81,AUTY SALON (formerly Harrrtts Ilt',iuty Plooki . sneak attack. I won't fail to go any place I need to go. People * ~ 17.000 '••'•-',.,'--.--'-'-'-' . 1i major areas of ileficlendes In members b1fore a ipii Is Seminole County develop a Rosenwald. Goldsboro and future, the cwt and parties a "gnfficant decrease in the Gatche!, the school system's teachers, And Layer told board the SeInlI'olc County school mailed, back to Washington. "plan"todesegregilte Midway Midway. should be notified of the board's percentage of full-time black chief of per sonnel, said oflicials members Last night this in- 175, nice 25$ORIDGEWOOD AVE. - . m. thi5 eer Ke ller said uu -, - . '" I .--I-- - - ' ikrrlrl,' s.iicl if tmplaint. had been filed against Mayor . * AMP 666 21' Critchtleld Cruiser. 160 Inboard outboard power Ideal for family camping, skiing. & fishing SIll or 1770771 RIDGEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTS ,, . ! :t1;i.. If nothing was the people of Longwood were morning a protected. Keller assuredus the eomnlete renort will be made ,',rnhl..me we k.ln,, hiL,.n 111 aUOlIiOfl (irafli, tills by himself and a city police re;!" lfl((fllfl sai d in sure t ere officer on the threats against are some sho would L.onrtann said cacti person at like to Grant We don't want to fool to coffied recoinmendaTiMs It.! board busy attern ppo The ret ril-cominends tuskawitla, L*evlew, Hower. UP ii' Courtney boat, 35 HP engine & lfailff, 5350 373 8691 after 1 30 c tCms charging the Longwood of. from Keller on the status of ficials,Inarncctingyestcrday v.i c' .1 • o lun•teer ILI u9,..rt.flen.. morning, attempted to violate si.. ..i..,.,. t.... . ,,, usv WiiiiiIV Idw. I ,,?" , Layer promised the board 14 white students attend the ratio. The schools mentioned County schools," the report mlnlstrative personnel." the ratio of black to white Seminole County advertises in .drol ,ticIala today are last night he will have facility, along i1th 307 t4acks. are Spring Lake, league, notet , The report says statistics educators in the county. At that nationwide publications, e'oual value 91 19?) JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC 377 6457 After Mrs 332 7111 i • U . , ' any law There .; .- .1 distwsed. I simpiv gave a repmt to them nn what I had or", KeI'er S.abl rInlplJi!it The cml) thing I do dread Officials Work'il ng On Def iciencies Cited In I Accessories era, " ; ''' ' - . ;]. 0 model motorcycle on omp,ict car - L , "t ' hauled to safety by firemen. See story on Page 2-A. 19' Cabin Cruiser Will trade for hIll' Of y' -,',. CHILD DIES IN HOUSE FIRE lndst , MMrl t /'yj., . - ____ - • - .., . ween the fire department aM office on whether complaints The Herald they were on they will just come out in em," police department, making had been filed with his Seminole separate missions to the police open and fight Ill fight th County courthouse office department to get Information the white haired, 6O-year.ld sure ever'ttung was all right. Our only interest was whe ther council chairman said. i ..: '-.. - T . X ! __ I - , Herring declined to make any "They are not scaring me, all night Monday night In separate interviews with statement from his Titusville the officials involved, all told whether they meant to or not. If checking back and Forth bet. - \ 1 cause possible harm, he said, Grant's life last night adding no statements would Abbott issued by either of his offices State Attorney I' I -. been concerned with violation maimed for hfe," he said. puiiit dLpdrtmcnt isis in "-"'-'-_ 9j ______ -. or . - Carport Sale' Fri & Sal Clothes. trxils, tonic furniture. n"s.c 7111 Iaria t4',uC ( Jetifed 7 Ai' rev property, deep well Florida living (all Ken Sàrwlri , • " 4_ %• ; e my responsibilities and had the situation in hand," Kell er said. ,, • . vestigating threats made - agairust Council Chairman J.R. vestigation is unJer way '. ,~-- ' proof of intent to violate the law came to his home that "threats and that the persons involved were being made against my knew wttat they were doing was life, wrong. nnher i',e , r Iler-ringsaidhe has alwc)s I ou1dnt be killed, Just I'$ - I ,,, city an at- tern to J ' I I .,,.1 .t'4. Vi' Four — fI4 . - , - ~ ji~,r-' J' . _____ -. Yard Sale' 9 till' Thum. and Fri Mist Items 107 Tangerine Of Pavenna Park, Sanford 377 3021 W -. - _ . ,,' - .-'4t L. ' '•- NA IC) I1ONGWOOD •. , ' OF CARS 55-Boats . , .--. ,. Ti Garage Sale Sat &Sun Winter Spring s 7) 14 Edgemon P4lohlawn 3116975 I - -I -.- - ~44f , ; -- - - . 4 '! p*qr D7! -----. Beautiful Country Acreage FW#O# Ave Fla. ;:.. - 64.4 1006 — -- . , . - 3201 S F ,en,'h Ave.321 0041 ,. -- . . IC , q, - I )I * * * 373 3166 ,t(,r I ' - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 77!';' -.~- - r 4 - \f' ) NO IP1l I (41 3 COLOR TV, $11 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Kish Real Estate — 1'. ATC9O,)wheelHonda -. . . I ,4I'•t,;;1 ", J After 6.332 751$ 53-TV-Radio Stereo *57 PEOPLE __l . * * * CalI)fl 06 91 , ' ' 11 1 4t IL -,~-A - 1" , ff * -4'4~ LA 1. a I A i kA A, i ! - iw . . ~ r 1,14: X ~ =~ I i. I • 7.6 , V TOCplflOItPU'L (III. 1650 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 Ve - at Conventional i.... 'otection KENMORE WASHER, parts. secv Ice. used machifles 4sil.76 Off Your Wilitists Each Month. 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Drive Sanford 371 5700 Associate THE ______ 5-Pe1sSuppIies ' jF"' _________ ' f I Looking Come we the latest in luxury family living, the all new 741'aôI' Glen brook EveS 373 0415 Days 172 7174 Broker Call for _______ _______ . -- LAWAPIA KISPI I Prirorims, I., bath home big lot. v?li,'led iica I'.t Mortgage $177 MditIons .a-V,' ,,flC'i ijllti completely loaded. low rnileiai.q exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 11(19 Saor nfd A' '.i l''''': -- , 1150 3233791 I01iSS' mobile home, excellent condition, nicely furnished, central heat, air conditioner. 2 bedroom. 1 bath. 12.700 or best offer 3725136; after 7, 3730117. ask for Mrs Baggerly Available July I 'Iti A LItTLE SALESMAN IN PRIN T THAT ' S A CLASSIFIED AD' Established Residential Area? 21) I . , - •':' r11 W. 25th Sanford, )?21671 Kenmore portable dishwasher, with wooden cutting surface. 3 cycle Sani temperature. Avocado color NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 3326173 Days I CONSTRUCflON Parts 1974 Singer Zig Zoo with cabinet. cash price of $61 or I payments of 11 50 Golden Touch 'n Sow. $75 Se', At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 507 East 15$ $t Downtown 7739111 Ev5lø 1146 MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up. I'll save you money. Licensed Orlando 273 5170 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Moving? Why Not Live F Pent filue Luvlrr I ICCI(l1 (,irpi't Sarrpooer fr only 1 4 1 5') Pt" ct. .. FqEE By DONNA F.STE.S Herald Staff Writer I ___________ . ' PtkUpAbOnclonrdCas for Rent 54—Ga ra ge Sa les PAYTON REALTY il l--71 a A cart. 110, Blonde Mahogany double pedestal table and I chairs. sofa. $30 Kulp Decorators, 109 W lit St 332 fliS 42-bile Homes Sar$.ing clean. 3 bessoams, 2 bath. lakefront home central heat and 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Hwy. 17.2, Sanford eP 'a 11%, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 ilemns i Death Th reats To I d I '- Radio. Heater, Afl',Po*rr . used furniture, ii Øpl .lrIC ('S. Anniversary Sate All Month Bassett dresser. $45. Maple CflC5l of drawers, $25. old school desk, 16. full sl:e mattress, 110. rocker. $12 50; twin bedroom, complete, $951 round coffee table, $10, tea Larry Saxon, Realtor swim or Fish _____ . 51--Household Goods REAL 'TOP 3777i9$ Here you don't... Funished or lot- Sanford. 13.200 15'xi3O' lo t fenced- Sanford, 13,000 WHY PAY SECURITY DEPOSIT? ..)' - 1971 Dodge Challenger -~ - -.. I-- - -, 52-Appliances THE TIME IS RIPE For selling, buying, moving. Beat thC rush Nice) bedroom. I, bath with family room Brick, only 4 Years old Fenced yard. 177.700. 373 9410 Riverfront- Welilva. $11,100. LOOK e - 322.4132 ASSUME PAYMENTS 323 951$ Hornesites Ullg . 7 full baths, family room If Sanford For Sale or Rent 3 bedroOms. 7 baths, central heat. window air, Zoned commercial. Low Down 321 0077; 323 6515 $2,000 Cash Rebate 35 322.2090 7Viariners CASH Den c I DAVIS' 373 vJ;Q , 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD s1ate Rd. 427, 2.3 Realty den, plenty storage, large lot. 377 1047 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR fl71991 19195 French 3777)71,332 1196, 3fl 1914 332 1959, 332 1161 372 7611 FROM $ 1 4 BPS Stemper Realty STUDIO 1.2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Hunt 3322111 7571 Park Or REALTOR AFTER HRS 3773991 3270611 1229224 ACRE RANCHETTE3 BED ROOMS. 2 BATHS. BETTER THAN NEW HOME 111.500 Luxury Patio Apartments SANFORDI bath on corner lot, 118.900 Existing, 116.500. 7 pct Mfg 323 5602 Jim _=-% - 4 *heel drive, 1. 3 bedroom, 1' • 'araens on Sanford 372 7551 P. .—fenpva Come out and inspect the Model Homes display - 1. years old. 173.400 323 7191 Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Broker, 107 W Commercial — Jeep 1964 CJ S Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabe4I. 3228057 anytime W, Garnett White Tee P4 Green, racellent condition,) BR. Ili baths, living rm. family rm central heat air. carpeting, above around pool,fenced back yard 8 ,. owner 321 0577 after 6 Cheap We Buy Furniture 76—Autc Mi".' S626306 2565 Park Dr. REALTORS .'j h Bre I .~ "I r31J'J 5 - U'73 Dodge Dart Custom, 1 door Loaded. Asumc loan 372 $701 Junk. Trash Hauled Away 18 Pick up Load JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 322-2420 Anytime Law used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry. Hey. 17 97 530 1206 ____ -- ____ - And COUNTY-- Beautiful country home Custom built brick home on 13 acres with your own lake! Lo.ded with extras 1110.000 wi, ) - Irry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Tables & permanent booths available All under Cover. Located Ii miles east of I Ion SR AS. Sanford at Stan's Aucton 337 9119 Acreage Your MLS Agency Owner will sell or rent w i th option to buy. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, garage. stow aai1abIe in Homes, Lots MAYFAIR i bciro. 2 baths, large family room, carpet 139.500 WITT REALTY 1 9 419S Myrtle Ave, Sanford Phone 321 0610 332774 372 $oIl mnerciaI Properties 171 900 .'.an$rcl t Open Saturday & Sunday. 9to5 p m IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W lit St 62-Ldwn-Garden 601 Celery Aii' Sanford MAITL AND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy Il 92 Open Sal & Sun 9.5 53$ 7970 Choice Listings . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER ' LAKE MARV Neat as a pin! 2 bedroom, 1', baths with paneled family room, central heat and air . Peg. Real Estate Broker MOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection Realty . -- _______________ I _.. - •' Auto PS, Fin, $7.000 milei Local privalrovifner Factory%lock Bot) 68-Wanted to Buy '' Largc Flea ' . ORMIY'S E 16 Sanford 321 1733 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's C,a"rlen Center barge spe healer, complete, 170 gal fuel tank. Gauge & new Smoke stack. Two GE Air conditioners 150 & 7.000 STIJ 372 3553 BALL REALTY 36-Resort Property 3 Frdroorrs err locAl ion 377 6655 By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almst 1 acre. Idyllwllde Section 373 946P Ste n stro m JIM DANDY JAll FEED -- - Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one todayi Phone 332 7611 or 631 9993 , 1 TAFFLR REALTY — • l.h per mo 323 ---- -----..------- 3',?.r, . ..: ' eeat pump. Package unit for central system hew 1350 323 43N --'— '-_., . * 500 6 cylritler, tranmissiofl 1961 Galap 500 $cylincler. auto transmissni Roth good cond itiOn 373 36 66 auto "Buy Direct From Boxcar" 64-Equipment Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents (,ala.Ie 1966 373 6.630 Sanford -. 4470 32-Houses .: 67A-Feed 37.5 Precise timed released plant food GardenLand, 140OW 151 St F lea Market, Sat P. Sun Free tabJes Stan'S Aurtion. Hwy 46 W 6.59(1 'IIPC - I 13% °" aSsume Mfg" at 322 4457 • WE c IVA 1E1V19 Adult n;*,Ie home v'.I4r,. under large shad oaks on tht ,cen.c WekIJI Modern clean interiors. frcm $110 SMI W of Sanford, 172 city park - (,,sti For Your jutik(,,rs 322 5191 I lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & Service The Rest Western Auto 301W 1sf St. By Owner r 3 BR. 1 bath home on lots one city block deep 12 Citrus frees, garden, well & pump, large utility shed. Adjacent to wondeil i REALESTATE INC GENERALtUl1 --.-------------------"----- t Peg Real Estate Broker 501W. lit St 373 6061, 323 0517 Eves 67th Year, No. 247--Thursday, June 5, 1975 - 3719136 - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL - TRADE 311 3hE FfrstSt 3775673 M. UNSWORTH REALTY JOHNNY WALYER furnished, air t —.Off 1 "edrooms. Into New Home Pamrnts less than rent Buyers from II thru retirement Must quality- Excellent investment Your Questions can be answered. Contact us 34-Wbt le Homes - OFLIONA- New Duple', Furn or 64S 113) RE Ai 1OP For $120 '1 N Oak, S.intorfl C4 lIllfla v.)?)SSri. e ASSOCIATE BROKER - Water Move than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers (l to see it YOU qualify! 1E office furniture L et me MOW or TILL your lot and or oarden spnt Floyd Freer, 50-Miscellaneous for Sale -- trained Pony, and lack. necx rein $15 or best ctfer Richard -- - -- -- -- - - - ---- 71e11 cabinets, as Is Cash and Carry 740 LI'S - payment, monthly payments less Forrest Greene, Inc. .4 10~ Air, Mover Caselberry, 17 97. $30 1706 Merchandise N'whcuseslna rural arN No down - 7 BedroomS. 7 baths (Ofl1'lCtCiy furnished A i r (Oncli on %I SO JOHN SAULS AGENCY unturn Drapes. ('are 373 1828 or Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * I 80-Autos for Sale chaIrs, straight chairs, filing 26065 Hwy. 17.92 REALTOR 373 5711 - I I 6&-Horses Wood or steel d*-'.ks (i''i'utye desk & chairs, secretarial desk & Harold Hall Realty I 100 Fora Cruger, ifl 0144 Used PLAN 10 BUILD' GE? THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR /i FRACTION OF THEIR COST ROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! SANFORD 7 Bedroom, fenced yard 1175 ma Adults pre4erred ii SO S4 or 372 6620 60—OfficeSupplies Look at this beautiful Shided lot on South edge of Lake Crystal, 16.500 373 7750. 7 bedroom home with den, carpetina Vacant. move right in with QOOd terms SIB—S00 WE TAKE TRADES $ANF3PL ibedrooms. Ui baths. central heat anti air Fenced back rd Will dicker or swap 121.500 SrWirl,Q Is "Move outside time" Get patio and lawn Iumnture at a good Price React the Classified Ads customers 332 5757 Beautiful S acres, paved ro,, trees, clean flowing stream horsei O.K. Terry Realty. REALTOR, 62$ 0711 $14,950. Acre Really, REALTOR, - 1651 1)ratr $3.1 7710 Con,rrerclal Zoned 7 BR. office c*0I-, busy slrrit. low down. I arqe lot. QUICI nc'içIiborhoOd, 3 bedroom home Owner will take down payment and hold mortgage on $11100 or pay loqui ty, assume 111.700 lfl 193$ Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you, our ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 1797 377 5961 . our 151h year at Animal 6 HP ivinrucle motor Fiberglass. Wit well. S695 Call Don Pope, 377 Horse Trailer 112.500 10 pd. down MID FLORIDA REALTY. Inc. • 901 775 dtW Fve' 305 131 S139 667 6051 I .Or Mary 5 A WOODED R ; owner 3 HR. I bath, big c or ner B beautiful oaks, new carpet. fenced back yard, and much more. For details. 'all 377 0375 from 4 to S or 327 7539 eve's Rca Real Estate Broker 334iouses Furnished new 71$ W. is? St S1 30 • mInIstrallon to quaiilied buyers with no dow n payment Why rent when you can buy for less? Lane Bradford 1773M9, Sanford Ave $6,, I "-" and air This Is 1973 F vintudt'. I?' p i%tiiIj boat with OrangeCily UlueSprings fl—Houses (Jurnished tsSupp 55-Boats .& Accessories 43—Lots-Acreage 41—Houses -----79—Trucks-Trailers '-' " �r - 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June S 175 City Paving NA110N Job Starts IN BRIEF "Yr Minor Upsurge In Crime 4 Seen During Summer ! il •'t. Man Sentenced To Death ' ________ ___ a 116111 b- " .I- 'I'.... • I , .... 0M- ,. 4-r , .-l..Il Iw S - . friend as a decent person has been sentenced to death in the electric chair for killing his S-year-old son with Poisoned Halloween candy. Ronald C. O'Bryan, 30, appeared unmoved and imixsvc Wednesday aN a district court jury of 10 men and two women recommended the death sentence after only 71 minutes of deliberation. The same Jury on Tuesday convicted O'Bryan of murdering his son, Timothy, by giving the youngster cyanide-laced trick-or-treat candy. Deliberation on that Groot To Cop Plea, said this morning. "We know It will Inconvenience some le, when but ft'3 over with, everyone will be pleased." The'city awarded Halifax the g today as employes of Halifax five paving contracts on Paving, Inc., of Daytona Beach Tuesday, May 27, on a low bid of began work on the 21-mile $1,162,490.16. time, Knowles At the program. Representatives of the firm predicted that work on the arrived early today at Fourth paving program would not Street and Oleander Ave., to begin before the middle of June begin preparations for paving or "three to four weeks time" from the date the pactswere the area. City Manager W. E. "Pete" awarded. "The contractor was ready to Knowles said the workers ove and did so much faster planned to move to Fifth on m Oleander In the first day's than we expected," Knowles .........-. dIu dUt.I lauu UM1P 2tW tot The city manager said that as sub-contractor handling sewer and drainage pipe, will move in the paving project proceeds, at 14ti Street ar.d Oleander on announcement would be made covering streets which the work Monday. "We are very happy ut the might close or cause traffic work is beginning," Knowles rerouting. By GLENN McCASL4ND Herald Staff Writer Testify Against Gurney pe 4! NEW YORK (AP) - Most authorities say high unemployment and cutbacks in Job and recreational programs will not cause the kind of irassive rioting that plagued cities in the 1960s. But some expect an upsurge in minor violence and crime. A few officials also say they are concerned that unemployment and cutbacks may create more extensive violenc-e. Others question the up. titnistic forecasts for a calm summer. - i FLORIDA IN BRIEF . - . -p -_'. • -" Sanford paving project gets underway at Fourth and Oleander Ave. S "p - - Infant Dies In Fire At Spring Lake Hills By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer that the sign salesman was told deputies that at least 80 The home of Henry Jones, 335 arrested in Winter Park by pieces of lumber, valued - at Snow Hill Road, Geneva, was Action Reports MIAMI (AP) - About 150 airplanes laden with Lohr and Orange County $2.50, was missing issi from the entered by a window, Deputy A one-year-old south marijuana cross the borders of the United States every Sheriff's deputies. Santa Rosa Corporation yard on W. Jackson Starr reported, and Seminole County infant died Courts day, and federal officials say a growing number of them Gary Edward Waters, 20, of Lake Minnie Drive, off U.S. 17. stereo equipment and a color this morning shortly after aren't completing their illicit missions. Jacques Kiere, 92, south of Sanford. * Police television, total value $460, was firemen rescued him from his Orlando, was being held In director of the El Paso (Texas) Intelligence Center, said crib in a smoke-filled bedroom * Fire 'ounty jail without bond today Earl A. Daniels, 501 Lake reported missing. Wednesday his agency knows of 49 crashes since Jan. 1 11 at his Spring Lake Hills home, a _____________________________________________________ oil a violation of probation Shore Dr., Maltland, reported a volving planes smuggling marijuana into this Country. Sheriff's Department charge. 14-foot boat with IS-horsepower While many of those crashes occurred in other countries, Legal Notice spokesman said, him to Florida Hospital North, extinguished in the bedroom, out board motor and trailer, all involved planes connected with marijuana traffic in Capt. L. J. Kriz identified the Altamonte Springs. Cause of the fire was not valued at $1,)0, was stolen FICTITIOUS NAME the United States, he said. dead child as Kevin Brian A hospital spokesman said immediately determined, but 14011CC is hereby given that w• are from a garage at his residence, Kavanaugh. son of Richard E. the infant was pronounced dead officials indicated an electric enlged in business at aIS Elm Seminole Sheriff's deputies deputy Donald McCormick Drive. casseloff ry, 37707, Seminole and Suzanne Kavanaugh, 110 at the hospital with second and fan was suspect in the blaze, today were investigating reported. Doctors File Class Action County, Florida under the fititij Lake Destiny Trail, Spring third-degree burns over 90 per name of B AND C PAINTING burglaries and thefts over the Lake Hills. __________________________ CONTRACTORS, and that we intend cent of his body. county involving jewelry , PROVIDENCE, R.I. (APi - A group of doctors and ?olegls?ersaid name with the Clerk Deputies said Mr. Kavanaugh The spoke said the elder lumber, stereo equipment, Legal Notice of the circuit Court, Seminole patients has filed a $100 million lawsuit in Rhode Island was burned about the hands in Kavanaugh was treated for A 14-year-old girl drowned tools, and a boat, motor and County, Florida in accordance with against four insurance companies, and the American the provisions of the Fictitious an attempt to rescue his son first and second-degree burns yesterday afternoon In Crystal trailer. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Medical Association president says a doctors' union may Name Statutes, To Wit Section NAME LAW from the burning room as on his hands and released from Lake while swimming with a Ms. Sylvia I. Porter, of to be formed to solve the malpractice Insurance Notice is hereby given that the $6509 Florida Statutes 1"7, firemen from two county the hospital. S Leonard F. Bier group of friends, Oviedo police Roxboro Road, Longwood, undersigned, desiring to engage in crisis. The class action suit was filed Wednesday in stations responded to the 8 a.m. Sheriff's, county Donald B. Carpenter fire reported today. reported Jewelry valued at $395 business under the fictitious name federal court at Providence on behalf of eight doctors and alarm, ALTIIMOP4TE HEIGHTS APART. Publish. My 72. 29, June 5, I?. 1975 department and state fire Officer Larry Neely iden. was missing from her MENTS, seven patients. It accuses the firms of conspiring to it No $41, Northtake DEN 13$ Sgt. Beau Taylor said marshal's investigators are tified the dead girl as Loretta c. residence, according to a report Boulevard, Altamonte Springs. restrain trade In the sale of malpractice policies to Rhode firemen entered the room and probing the fire that Daniels, 14, of Route One, Box by deputy Charles Coffee. Florida 37701, intends to register the FICTITIOUS NAME Island doctors, rescued the child and rushed firefighters contained and 162, Oviedo. He said she was Deputy B. L. Thompson %aid name with the Clerk of the Notice Is hereby given that we are Circuit Court of Seminole County, engaged in bulineiS at 1533 State Rd. pronounced dead on arrival at reported a gate lock was Florid a 434, Iongwoou Village, Lonqwood, • Winter Park Hospital after removed and a truck ap. - Dated. Mai 1MPh 197$. 13750. Seminole Cos*ty, Flora, Oviedo Fire Departzn.nt resce parently used Ill the theft of - TI-EMAS4I,4IIAL Lt R. under vi tic t it loos name a t a N.mih Carolina RAINTREE, and that we intend to squad members recovered the lumber from a storage yord General Partnership; register said name with the CIII'k Of body from about eight feet of near Sanford, By: Jesse M Walter the Circuit Court, Seminole County, General Partner water 15 feet from shore in the Bernard Kurek, of Longwood, Florida In accordance with the Publish- May 77, 29, June S. I?. 197$ provisions of the Fictitious Name lake in the northeast section of DEN 129 Statutes. To Wit Section $45 09 the city. Florida Statutes 1957 Police said the girl was Summer Job IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5- Paul W Stapp Becky Stapp swimming with a group of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. On Fire Department Status CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish' June 5, 17. it, 26. ICJS friends and authorities were DEOiO COUNTY. FLORIDA called after the girl disaP- Program By DONNA ESTES • N.. 71-II)4cAes.o want to serve their corn- will ask the city council to let admitted he has ordered that all peared. NOTICE OF INTENT In me: the Marriage 14 Herald Staff Wrfter munity." TO REGISTER Kelley remain. "I think he press releases will come Ruby Cox Gillis Neely said firemen attempted FICTITIOUS NAME Roger Mobley, veteran should be given anotierchance. directly from him concerning to revive g Petitioner Wife • victim, but were NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENIh.t and LONGWOOD - The volun- volunteer firefighter with 12 He Is a qualified and good either of his departments. tte undersigned, desiring to engage unsuccessful. Officers said the 'Uncertain' Charles Alexander Gillis teer firemen who walked out of years experience, was tapped fireman, inbuslnessunderthefictitiousname "Before Information Is given lake has a muddy bottom and Respondent -Husband (Continued From Page 1-A) the fire department, leaving by Keller asdepiity chief ofthe of GENEVA HEATING AND AIR "My concern Is that the to the public through the press l Isn't suitable - but Is widely NOTICE OF ACTION CONDITIONING SERVICE at 1705 firefighting gear behind fire department and "he ac- volunteers give good service to want to make sure it Is acAlexander Gillis Basically, the local program TO Charles Park Avnu, Santord, Florida 37771 used by area residents - for Concrete Monday night are back on Mix Inc cepted the challenge," Keller the people of Longwood." curate. intendS to register the said name Rockingham swimming. Officers said within calls for jobs to be filled by job and everything Is undersaid. with Me Clerk of the Circuit court of Keller said former Fire Chief North Carolina "No information will be the last six months there was a persons in the economically control, Public Safety Director Seminole County, Florida Noting his position carries Roy LaBosslere did attend the withheld," Keller said, "but the report of a near drowning of disadvantaged category who action YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an for DATED this 2nd day of Jure, AD Doug Keller said today, dissolution of marriage with its responsibilities for botl' meeting of the volunteers information given will be another person at the lake, are between the ages of 14-21 'us been filed against you and you 1973. John M Hill "The volunteers had a the police and fire departments. Tuesday night, but "he has complete and accurate, with special consideration are rewired to serve copy Of your Publish: June 5, 12, It, 76, 1915 meeting Tuesday night and Keller said he Is directly assured me he will submit his written defenses, If any, to it on "Inaccurate Information _____ being given to veterans. DEO39 voted to return to their jobs of supervising both. Ruby Cox Gillis. Petitionqq', wtios. formal resignation. He will not could disrupt the organization Ellis Stressed the point that address Is I? Azalea Drive, protecting the people and Each volunteer in the newly be a volunteer fireman," Keller and the functions and morale of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS the prime requirement is that Maltland. Florida 22751, on or before Kenneth William Cot,, 18, property of Longwood," Keller organized department is filling said, NAME STATUTE not only the two departments of Daytona Beach, was being th(3$' who are seeking the June 30th. 1975, and file the original said, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. *lth the clerk of this court either out a new application, he said. The public safety director involved, but the entire city, positions must be In the income tefore service on Petitioner Notice I her eby given that the held in county Jail "I made my posi tion clear to Keller said Bob Kelley, undersigned, pursuant to the Immediately therealter; arrest by bracket which is at or near otherwise bond following his them," he said. "I told them formerly president of the "Fictutou Name Statute," Chapter will be entered against you Sanford Police De tective . A. po verty lev1 toqualify for a job default 563 09, Florida Statutes, will register for the relief demanded In the there is no longer any corporated lire department, as Cash on a circui t court warrant under the Comprehensive complaint or petition, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court , Longwood Volunteer Fire wellas all members of the old WITNESSmyhandandthesHIof inand for Seminole County, Florida. Emergency Training Act charging possession of a conDepartment Inc., no longer any department have returned. UPOn receipt of proof of the (CETA) Title III which is the this Court on May 30th, 191$. trolled substance. president. I te!d them there will publication of this note, the fictitious Despite the (Seal) council's A 26-year-old Atlanta summer program here. name, to wit. MAITLAND MOTOR Arthur H Beckwith, Jr be no contract with the city and' unanimous vote Monday night SUPPLY under which I am engaged Any other applicants would Clerk of the Circuit Court newsstand manager was they are to be good citizens with striking Kelley's name from the By- Lillian Jenkins booked into county jail on $5,OW come under a like program fire fighting experience who volunteer roster . Keller said he Avenue, Maitland, Florida At Deputy Clerk That the party interested in said health plans unless they are bond on a worthless check which is CETA Title U, but for Publish - June S. It It '6. $975 WASHINGTON (AP) business enterprise is as follows: charge after being arrested by the present, those Jobs are 0E012 Questions about prisoners' controlled by physicians. John V. Likins pretty well filled, according to Sheriffs deputies. parole rights and nuclear power Dated at Calselterry, Seminole -Ruled 7 t 2 that sta tes may UNITED STATES DISTRICT Jail re cords Indi cate William Ellis. plant pollution are on COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Cou nty, Florida, on May 19th, 1975. not impose sales taxes on liquor Malcolm Sewell, 2$, Publish: May 72, 29, June 5, 12. 197$ He said the Title III program of Atlan ta , FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION da the Supieme Court. sold by wholesalers to officers' was arrest DEN 144 COURT NO. 74'3I$-Ol.Civ.V stating date of ed on a circuit court has a projected The court agreed Monday to clubs and enlkt.il !i': UNITED STATES Of AMERICA, UNITED STATES DISTRICT br '.Tarrani issued UI a 1ii case. Juiit 16 and the veto of the $53 '' Plaintiff, v Herman Lowery COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF messes at mili ta ry posts. Sheriff's Detective David billion emergency Job bill Oefendant(s -NOTICE OF SALE FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION 76 term on: The parole case Notice is hereby given that COURT NO. 14'711-OrJ.CIv.R involves a Lohr jailed Jerome Trossman, shouldn't affect that date. -Whether, and Continued From Page 1-Al the choo-choo coming down the to what ex. pursuant to a FINAL DECREE of Most of cha ll the Jobs in Seminole enge to procedures 40, of Winter Park, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. of to adopt Layer's recom- tracks and I couldn't do tent, prisoners who Forecure entered on May 10, 1975 Plaintiff, th Carolina Board of Pa. bond on a grand larceny County will fall into the try the above entitled Court, in the JR • et at v EDWARD HOLIDAY, mendation, got a second from ?nything about it.,, parole must be pro vi ded proce- Nor Defendantis) NOTICE charge. Jail records indicate categories involving secretarial above styled ca'Se, the undersigned OF SALE Notice Is hereby Pat Telson, and it was done. Nei ther could paren ts who dural safeguards such as writ- roles. given United States Marshal, 04' 04'I Of his that aids, maintenance, clerical Pursuant to a SUMMARY Board Chairman Bud urged Layer to shift his ten notice and afl opportunity to duly authorIzed deputies, will sell FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure Feather said the decision was recommendation. But, as present witnesses, I I custodial and office helpers, the property Situate in Seminole, en tered May 6, 191$ by the a bo ve Following this morning's County, Florida, described Cl: & en "in the best in terests of all always, cach parental proposal -Whether waste discharges titled Court, In the above styled e meeting with the County The real estate covered by the cause, the underSigned United students in Seminole County," brought trouble to one area from nuclear power plants are aforesaid mortgage is; Commence Stat Marshal, or one of his duly Manpower Advisory Council, at the W ', corner of Section while board member Allan whil e relieving otj, subject to regulation by the En. 33, authorized deputies, will sell the Ellis will forward to Atlanta theTnthip It S. Range 31 E. properly tuate in Seminole County. Keeth implored parents to Herbert Felder, a black Vironmental Protection Agency Srminol, County. Florida, tun Florida, plans for utilizing the federal remember, "We're not happy spokesman from Rosenwald or only by the Nuclear Regudescribed as; The West 41 Southerly along W line of said fee t $in(hMof Lot 7, and the East 29 funds at the local level. with any plan, but the primary and one of three persons who Latory Commission. Setion I1 IC IS ft to TALLM1ASSEE - 'Tht morning that one of the strong IS, %h(J,,fl DO it irs s'S ,sft' ik., fml.,rol fi..,l L.. ki...L k.. In ntknr ,.,.S •,s,s. k. .,......, . Prior to the June 1f nrnI'rtpI teinu IS It Sot N unei: ,..a point it Lot ' Murder Trial Delayed Del-AND (AP) The murder trial of a DeLand man accused in the shooting death of a local disc Jockey has been delayed by the illness of his attorney. The trial of James Perry Ables, 29. was postponed Wednesday. lie is charged with first degree murder in the death last year of Fred West, 21, who was employed by radio station WKKX In Deland. Police found West's bullet-riddled body last Oct. 26, a day after he failed to report for work and after a ransom demand of $10,000 was received by WKKX. Earlier Wednesday, Roger Pierpoint of Deltona, who called himself a friend of Ables, testified that Ables had mentioned a kidnap plot involving West months before the alleged Incident. Pierpoint said be told Ables the idea was stupid and refused to discuss It. agen - - ' , ,i,,.t, - .• - ., ci • , Block as life,,. ,V` THE FiRST Is A Surprise A man came into the County The man was Fred Lewis. Courthouse on Tuesday and Orlando field representative for presen ted the Seminole County the state Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services, and Commission with a check $34,000. the $34,000 was the state's The Commissioners gave the matching money for man a puzzled "thank you" and establishing the county's scratched their heads. Emergency Medical Service Then Commissioner Dick I EM communication Williams broke the questioning system. silence and told the man the But, the Commission now is Commission has not approved only checking out state the program for which the guidelines for setting up the $34,000 was to be used. The man system and although it has just smiled and scratched his applied for the program it has head, not approved the program nor the matching $34,000, which usually comes prior to the state handing out cording to Bob Ellis, county Intergovernmental coordinator. Ellis, who was first approached on Tuesday by Lewis, said he was also surprised about the check, but reasoned that because the Commission had applied for the program the money was forwarded. It didn't take commissioners long figure out what to do with the $34,000 that is after they played around the money for a while. Williams tried to pass the check Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Commissioner Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. said he thought about keeping the check in his desk drawer until action is taken on the program. But, County Attorney Tom Freeman advised Commission to either give the check back to Lewis or place the money in an escrow account. Even Lewis recommended 74 against returning the money because the fiscal year ending July 1 and if it was returned it may be a long time before the ccounty ever sees the money again. b "Ii you give it back you may not ever see it again," Lewis told the Commission. Commission agreed to designate ('omilank in Longwood a county depositors' .sfld open an escrow account. Williams and Vihien voi ced concern that lithe Commission ate sample. Inaccepts the check without a great deal puttng it in escrow, the county will be obligated to participate rves energy for In the program. Williams that if the county goes into the program It could cost the taxpayers more than $100,000. "We want to make sure that accept the money the ins state doesn't the county to do things it (county) would not ordinarily do," Vihlen said. ('eU$mnIs.sIon plans to check First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando for - - ----- - Si_i •- , c,p 9Liit ROit1t! ,1ss On CIO PEST CONTROL 2626 Iroquois Ave. Sanford 3222070 8 state 's Is ill WflerS nsua e - - . Wekiva Preserv Biiu Passes Both Houses - -- vt)jjr 4 said before we require ru 'o. $34,000 Check ted? - -. of - to " -- - which with -. r.n)rm'P$- and made the request for a traffic light. "If a traffic death occurs at Locating a traffic light at the the intersection," Hamilton intersection of Academy Drive said, "1 will consider it a lack of and Sit 4X in Forest City has planning." been asked to be discussed by lie also said he had the Seminole County COrn. support of 15 residents arid 11 missioners when they consider merchants in the area in favor a rezoning request for a of a traffic light. However, he Cumberland Dairy Store at the did not produce a petition with intersection, the names. In other action the P&Z board The rezoning request was 'approved last night by the approved and will recommend county's planning and zoning to the County commission: Rezoning more than 230 board (P&Z) will recommend to the County acres south of Lake Hayes between Florida Commission the rezorung and Road, the possibility of installing a Technological University and Oviedo from single and multitraffic light be ir.''e.stigated. residential ' The store also received a atricultural district. special exception ruling from Representatives for Spartan Inthe F& board to allcisu, f• Vrtiue1i Cu., Inc., tuttt the 't\'lce gah pwiips at the s t ore board, the land would be cut up -itt'. The county has a 5p4.CIal into live-acre lots for single zoning for gas stations, but the family (hselling,s. P&Z board ruled that a self. Rezoning more than one service station, with no other acre of land located two miles station services, does not fall in south of Oviedo on SR 426 in the gas station zoning order that John P. Tesinsky regulations. may locate an automotive David Hamilton, a resident of garage on the site. The land the area, told the board that he would be rezoned from felt the store would create agriculture to wholesale corn"intense traffic congestion" inercial. - - of 97$-3A ByMICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Stall Writer to ,l -!f- Light Is Sought I On Court Agenda School BActs On Rosenwald PInn Thursday, June 9, I Parole , Povver - Academy-SR 436 Fl. ' money, ac Keller Explains Position in- JACKSONVILLE (AP) Four West Jacksonville families don't know each other, do not attend the same church or send their children to the same school. But at least one member of each family hims typhoid. Health officials searched today for a connection between the cases alter a fifth case was confirmed Wednesday. Typhoid usually spreads among people who contact a carrier a person who may have had typhoid in the past and carries germs but not symptoms, said Dr. Patricia Cowdery, director of environmental services. But only two of the Jacksonville cases are connected. They are in the same family. She said investigators, who checked the sewer system In the area, are working to find a common thread which will point to the source of contamination. - &uICI U1VU 10 IIUJ1ULCS. Crashes More Frequent - Typhod Source Sought Father Injured In Rescue Attempt The state contended O'Bryan was deeply In debt and that he killed his son to collect more than $30,000 in life Insurance. - t. P James L Groot, a co-defendant in TAMPA lAP) the bribery conspiracy trial of former Sen. Edward Gurney, has agreed to plead guilty to reduced charges and testify against Gurney, The Miami Herald reported today. Groot, 32, one-time chief aide to Gurney, was charged with four felonies, lie agreed to plead guilty today to one count of conspiracy, shich carries a maximum penalty of live years, the Herald said. The Herald and The Tampa Tribune reported that Groot's plea-bargaining was conducted Wedrsday and Thursday (lurifg secret sns.sion.s with District Judge Ben Krentzman, 'Ilie bargaining came during the 15th week of the trial. Kreatzman apoIogetic1ly excused the 16-member jury both dau ravirw that tlii'ru' woulld hi' nothing for the winel to hear until today. Evening Herald, Sanford, - JESSIE SMITH-Office Manager SAM DUNN, JR.-DONALD BAILEY Jessie has rec'entl completed the Purdue University Extension Course in Pest Control Technology. She (irnis the field of Entomology a cinat1ng siojecl and has S years experience in l'esl Control operations to prove it. Sam and Donald are both local Sanfurdltes with several years experience In pest control. Both are nIJfctnncllni' ,pp..I...s... dZr, to menuer services in household and Commerciid Pest Control, l..asn Spraying and Termite work. �—.----- ____-______ - I Evening FkmaM • 300 N. FI1ENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 3, I 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIF., Managing Editor ROBERT C. MAR KEY, Advertising Director 9 — Ih'iiie Dithvery: Week, 55 vents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2&4O. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Vietnamese ______ ________ - Retarded To Gain -- The Clock -- - - — economic rights of individuals in Sunland Centers. In a statement issued from their Tallahassee offices, the senators said, "Florida should be commended for the initiative it has taken in leading the nation in respecting the rights and humane treatment of the mentally ill. It is a landmark piece of legislation and is similar in effect to the nationally recognized Baker Act." - = --- - S - - I You see, the Vietnamese, whom I admire the most, didn't make it back. He was here once, but he returned to Vietnam his home because his family was there. In the rush to leave Da Nang for refuge in Saigon, this man, his .rife and his children, were captured by the Viet Cong and executed. His name was Ngo Dong, and I met him two years ago In Gainesville, w he re he was taking his Ph. D. in entomology. While visiting a friend in Gainesville, I was th e guest of the University of save one, were about flower arranging. That last one was a cookbook, lie spoke better English than I do, was fluent in a French, and of course Vietnamese. The soi Vietnamese Army officer, Dong was txwn u The war that was to ravage his country for more than 31 years had not ye beg.n. Dong grew to manhood as that nasty war grew. And Dong took sides. He was strongly anti. Communist and just as strongly anti-Nguyen Van Thicu. lie know of th e corruption of the Thicu — - Production . ... - - - ' C: .... _1i I .•• I, by France, Germany, Japan is to articulate the existing and legal rights of the has been surpassed and the Soviet Union. The gap is growing. retarded and provides they shall have a ll the rights -• - ". 1• " .• • .. .4 1 * .. '4_ .;. ':: •.. 'I' - 1. .- 4. .:... . * i I . -. / - \ '!'- I .11 '_ / /' /,/ • ('3 1,/t7 - - . 'f ______ 3r, , y" ,"w . ' . . - W. .. .' - Vows To Liberate Lands PORT SAID, Egypt I AP) President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal today as a "tributary of pc.'ce and a channel of prosperity and cooperation among men." But he vowed to liberate all Arab lands from Israeli occupation. Sadat said Egypt, In reopening the canal, wanted to "remind friendly people everywhere that cherished parts of Arab land are still suffering under foreign occupation and Arab people are enduring the ;ogtiish of Forced exile.' enjoyed by other citizens of the nation. _______ A nd - - Words On Hunger BERRY'S •• ..'....--'. /t , _- -_-_-.-_---.-=-_-=--==.-. -_-- - --- ----- -: ___ "_ _- _ _ ___ .._._____..,, - -# - - -- , - 3 Automatic Cycles for .Added Convenience - Kelley Awarded c ool o n ra c . S t C h CALENDAR —z o ... Simply ,.1.i the 7 burglar alarm installer, said he verdict of acquittal on the got an automa ti c pi stol froin his grounds bedside and returned to unlock failed to prove intent to murder and jerk open the doorie said as charged Circu t a man crouched at the door Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. ruled // ' t th e ml . . . and you when cy.I. Is completed. Automatic permanent press with coal-down help. keep all your permanent press fabrics - Irish and wrinkle-free. Try the new "fluff without heat" setting called through the parking Board last night awarded The new school, to be Eoghan Kelley, a Sanford ar- Rock Lake Middle School, is Let chite(Aural firm, the contract to scheduled for completion question nw GE dr)ir wili do signal 4 VI began running and he fired as that there was enough evidence the man fled down a stairwell of the parking lot chase and with Jones pursuing him shooting to make the issue a t ( I I J 1 decide. — restores life to fabrics white it Us Design Your Dream Home design a new $2 million middle sometime by 1977s. according to school slated for the Woodlands School Supt. Bud Layer. area. However, Layer stressed J(Nf 5 June 10 The board's award came completion depends on Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 after Kelley presented board "growth ." Se minole Chapter 2, Order of Eastern Star, 8 pm MiriIc pm., Adventist Church, 7th and members three options. The Some controversy was Temple. Elm. Sanford most expensive option was generated over the award chosen over objections from because the Kelley firm has JUNE 6 Cathedral Court 3, Order of JUNE Board Chairman Bud Feather. been recipient of the most 11 Feather objected to the ex- contract dollars for work done Amaranth. 8 pin . Masonic Orlando Dog Training Club penditure of additional money it in Seminole. Temple. registration for 10-weeks will cost to produce a new JUNE JLM cour se, 7 p.m., National Guar design as opposed to using a "A Nile at the Races" Armory, 2.809 S. Ferncreek, redesign of the Kelley-designed sponsored by Lake Mary Orlando: Basic and Advanced Tuskawilla school. Rotary Club, 7-10 p.m., Mayfair Classes in Obedience end breed A I Tuskawilla t(furitry (lub. Benefit Rotary ring classes, plan was proposed fora 3.5 per Foundation, Central Florida cent fee, a modification of that Zoo. and Lake Mar' Little JUNE 12 plan offered for 4,7 per cent League ball field. Cinema ra ces SISTER Inc., noon luncheon,and a was new design was proposed and buffet Cavalier Restaurant. For six per cent. JUNF. 9 don't want it re used ," Chapter of Central Florida (hapter Auditions for Bicentennial Board Member Davie Sims the Florida Motion Picture and Chorus, 2-5 pin. Altamonte said "I want a new plant. Television Association. 7 :30 Springs Civic Center. Open to Asst. Supt. Dan Dagg said a p.m., Once U pon a Stage Dinner all interested singers including major criticism of the Theater, Par and Edgewater, teenagers. Tuskawilla facility has been the Orlando. Election of president. lack of a cafeteria. He asked Auditionsfor Altamonte JUNE 15 that w ha tever option approved Players Children's Theatre Dust)' Boots Riding Assn. All- include a cafeteria, filiLsical comedy, noon. Alta. (;amne Show, 10 a.mn., Wilco Kelley recommended to the monte Springs Civic Center. sales Arena, SR 46, four miles board that they accept the new Casting for 10 ,ars through west of 14. Spectators free. design. teens. Voting in opposition along Registration for %'nvatlou JUNE 19 with Feather was board Bible School at Upsala Seminole Chapter 2, Order of member Pat Telson. Presbyterian thurchtoda E. C. Harper Jr. stressed to Eastern Star, 8 p m , Masonic from 9-12 at the church. 1111)11 Temple Kelley that the board wasn't Schol starts July 7-18 9-11:30. ' seeki ng an "academy award remote, the lint. II r us,om H ouse Stock House Plans Room Additions Plot Plans , tainpursture for th e Type of fabric you wl,S to dry and your - i right - ' The Seminole County School winner," but a good school. + O ', . _, ,Ui.( - Scotland, W ales and Northern Irland, but the turnout as expected to be much smaller. Lounhing begins Friday morning, and the decision of those voting should be known liv F F riday afternoon. $229 LIJ_i. MODEL NO. - Electrical Wiring Speclal,%ts No lob too urge or too small Sanford Electric Co. ASSOCIATED PLAN SERVICE, INC. Open Mon. Thru Fri.$ am. - S: 00 p.m. 527 PAD be P.O. ox 1095, Longwood, Florida 32750 Closed Sat. fliAl 2.15h2 Ph. (305)830-U66- (305) I34.900 , - d P 'r ~. Get thl .. . ( 10 - . ~Wa-.-M =_ 11L - .- EI HOSPITAL NOTES A A 6 I _ I.S No , ___ - __ _ - (, - -i ~ - ft ~ it ~7! _ F Joseph McKelvey (Mike) Jie I) Powell Ernest T. Haumeister, Casselberry John J. (;uiner, Dellary Marion A. Fudge. I)ellarv if. ttonall iicneI, Deltona Esther P. Beckett, Del(orut Irene Elizabeth Moflet, JUNE 4, 15 Al)tl.SIO\S Sanford. HiLt l3uress Appling I.atisa Jeanell Beasley Edna MuWo(ter Elizabeth 1. Leveque Estelle II, Johnson Virginia - • i onpredicted poll million persons %cre eligible to partici,kite in England, Co V .- - --- - . - - - op WASHINGTON In outright violation of the practice was more blatant, however, outside the The government's habit of prying into the bill should be sent "back to conference with law, military counterintelligence teams for country. people's mail, in disregard of the law, is one of instructions to delete military aid." 4 years opened and read the mall of suspects. "As SOOfl as an American leaves the United the abuses the Senate committee is supposed to "Why not clean it up and remove the con. This "flap and seal" operation, as it was States, the intelligence authorities think he loses investigate. But our sources say the leads often troversy?" O'Neill repeated. called, rarely turned up any spies or criminals, all his constitutional rights," said one scurce. aren't followed up for lack of competent "in"Tip," pleaded the President, "when you get It was uaed largely to snoop on servicemen who The snooping became so v'Idespread, military vestigatlon." approprIatIons, you can exclude the had complained about the Vietnam war, In other cases, lawyers who came to the to the sources told us, that letters stacked up faster military fund use." In other words, the President Evidence that the Pentagon tampered with than they could be read. Tapes of bugged con- committee from federal agencies simply call wanted to hang on the military aid until the last theIr contacts versations also accumulated, In the intelligence services, obtain the mails has been offered to the select senate posSible minute, leaving It up to the apIn most cases, the justification for the a denial of wrongdoing and call this an "In. committee which is Investigating the excesses of propristions committees to knock It out if it were snooping was minimal, our sources say. Some vestigation." the CIA. F111 arid other cnvernmint t'iim1w nfl ir,n.,.,. L- - bathrobe, hetiiiu referendum in their history to say whether t hey want to stay in the European Common Market. The final public - - ,p-' ____________________________________ reports said. Sheriff's a white Tshirt through the school children were assembled - . ,ut .. a bus stop. .--I Jm.sA4Jls T II.A,dU diMi i1I(enl coiiipkx i)d(iol on the way to a hospital for and stopping to fire three shots "I yelled Halt' two or three assault The with intent to treatment. today from a pistoi at the fleeing man. times and then fired two or But commit murder trial of 27-year- authorities reported a 24-hour three times in the parking lot'' I h jnr c.ti t :illocd to II Tvrone Jones of I"cro Park search for Jackson Jones said. ''I tidn't intend to v- as to go te a circuit court jury fruitles.c. Jackson wa present hear invest gators testify that kill him. I just wanted to stop been hun for th at noon today without the in the (nurtroorn Monday when lict,." threattned ( red IIiOflC) testimony of the man he is a six-member jury was picked Jones denied knowing or ever accused of shooting in a May 6 for the trial, Asst. State Atty. not t testify in e' tr-ia l. seeing Jackson before. incident. Bill Hef fernan said, but Jones took the witness stand Deputies testified thcy found Samuel Jackson, 21, of yesterday he didn't show up to and told the jury that he was a credit card with the name Sanford, was shot in the right testily, awakened May 6 about 8 a.m. Linda Lou Frazier outside wrist and thigh when he was The trial continued with by loud knocking and ringing of Jones' apartment door. They chased from the Society Park witnesses telling of seeing a his doorbell, lie said he was said Ms. Frazier and another A pa rtments, SR-4343, Fern Park man, identified as Jones, in a a bout to open the door when man were with Jackson in a car May 6 by a man wearing a blue blue bathrobe chasing a man in someone jiggled the knob as if on the way to the hospital. they were tr)lnl'' to break into Defense attorney Thomas the apartment. Jones, a former Mooney argued for a directed ,uri-e3 lii - - L. Green - ~k fly BOB LLOYD .,t411 nritcr ..... . ....... Vote On Market . , 1.ONIX)N All) Britons voted today in the first Counterspies Read Servicemen's M a'16 l WORLD t Britons The collapse of the old regimes and the emergence of new In Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam has sent millions of refugees surging across the landscape of Sou theast Asia. The crumbling and caving in of an old order has affected jarring social change. Whatever side Is yours, w ha tever loyalty you espouse, the result is the same sickness, hunger, and dea th. Most of these people are the residential victims of war. When ldeolog, fades and the flags are put It away, orphans and widows remain. In the far, remote regions of these kingdoms of tragedy, organizations like World Vision continue to operate. Much of their present effort is being given to lifting the ethical and moral of high - technology industrial goods by the form of a cartoon showing Uncle Sam swattting a against the Cambodian mainland. The new Jewish units of relief and assistance have shown rulers of Cambodia say they had already decided remarkable planning and strategy. purchase of complete ready - to - operate plants fly. to release the crew before the Marines were This single act is not going to make great ripples In a world In such crucial areas as Integrated circuits, In West Africa, World Vision, with a grant "From stupidity like this," the caption ran ' already beset by many problems, but It is worth reflection that computers, computer software, aircraft, jet unleashed, but given their unpredictability and from the Lilly Foundation, has pioneered some "the Third World War could break out." approximately nine million Portuguese may now have joined engines, avio ni cs and specialized Instruments. Image Is not xenophobia, and especially their lack of response agricult'aral.Irrlgation projects to bring to It is not that the giant-vs.-fly to our initial attempts to communicate With harvest food supplies In formerly unproductive the people of the Soviet Union, Communist China, Cuba, and two to Moscow's naccurate enough. No one pretends that the them, This, of course, adds both Vietnams, Peru and all too many others as fourth-class citizens It can be argued persuasively that the areas of Niger. The Viewers of this special and dustrial and military power. For advanced rescue of the Mayaguez and its crew was a worst thing the United States could have done who are denied the right to know the truth. the readers of computers, Integrated circuits, Jet engines, victory for the United States over an opponent would ha ve been to pursue the course of patience the new post this column) are Invited to request er on hunger, prepared by Corfta, The fact is, over half of the people of the earth are today avionlcsandthelikeareasessentjalfor'effjcient possessing anything remotely approaching and sweet reasonableness, the famous graphic artist. It Is available at forced to live under circumstances where they are spoon-fed t he military missiles, planes and t u comparable mili tary capability, The overriding concern throughout was not the World Vision, Box 0, Pasadena, Calif., 91109. government Information line, automobiles, trucks and commercial planes. The fact, however, that the Soviet press ship but its men. Had the United States delayed Something else to ponder: the Intriguing way Because we sell these discoveries at less than reported the incident factually and without even a few more hours, there was every reason that independent religious organizations exhort, The events in lisbon are a reminder to Americans that they have good reason to rejoice in their own free press. But they our research and development costs, we are, in comment and that China issued a merely pro to believe that they would have been taken to needle and influence the mainline denominations have no reason to assume that it must always be that way, or effect, subsidizing both our industrial com- forma denunciation of the action days after it someplace on the mainland. Once there, any to get going in humanitarian projects. Great petitors and our military rivals at the expense of was all over, shows how far the Spanish attempt to rescue them by force might well have bodies move slowly and great indeed, that It will be that way unless they will it to. religious bodies the American taxpayer and consumer, newspaper's warning departs from the reality cost them their lives, inadvertently or purposely. often move with the pace of a geriatric ox. It is It Is not the Constitution nor its First Amendment that Either the U.S. must put a good many more that governs present relations between the A minor crisis would have been permitted to nothing less than exciting to see the mobility and protects free speech In America. Words on paper, alone, will not dollars into R&D or Insist the exchange of such superpowers, and has governed them since the escalate out of all proportion and might, indeed, zeal of Christian groups that work with and often lo the job. Our free and open press will only be preserved by the information and Its products be fully a two-way U.S. and U.S.S.R. shrank from Lie brink of World have developed into a major superpower con. beyond, the comfortab!e clan in the pew. They determination of the American people, and they will do well to Etreet. War III during the Infinitely more dangerous Frontation. ha ve something to say to a hungry world. oppose any and every effort to erode that blessing, however .0 •h- , ............ the South Vietnamese capital reported. The visitors in. (lUd('(i the top three members of the ruling Politburo: Le Doan. who as first secretary of the North Vietnamese party ik' rst.rankin, i - n r of U l'olitburo; Thong Chinh, chairman of the ationnl As, semubly's standing committee, and Premier Pham Van Doug. There is considerable speculation in Saigon that preparations are being made For the formal reunification f North and South Vietnam soon, but de facto reunification is already taking place. . to read. - * . -' 11 of Portugal will read only what their military rulers want them Soviet Union to cure its failures in the production have been that of a Madrid newspaper in the was necessary, particularly in air strikes meet that challenge. Protestant, Catholic and mi' - - - eil Over Portugal U Assault Case Goes To Jury Confer - — Mayaguez: P Leaders Vll:NTlANE, I .aos \I North Vietnani's top leaders flew toSaigon last week for major decisions on the 'k' cmliii Top Viet * / Our military and Industrial research and ____ development, in fact, have declined both In sensitivity of citizens In the Western world — the Too, the bill provides for the diversion of those quality and as a percentage of Gross National .. — 4~1.. ,I. . U.S. in particular. It is a worthy and demanding Product. individuals from institutional commitment, who, chore. Hunger continues to sweep across by virtue of professional diagnosis and evaluation, We have also been dreadfully slow in putting religious, political and ethnic lines. It cuts down can be placed in less costly, more effective corn- what R&D we have Into our factories. l" the reactionary right and the revolutionary left. As a result: some 39 per cent of American . .. munity environments and programs. The peasant hovel and the royal palace share thelt TtAT. Industrial facilities are more than 10 years old. same dreaded turf starvation for millions. It also provides for proper habilitation and Seventeen per cent are at least 20 years old. Normal Procedure Says Stan Mooneyham, president of World treatment of the mentally retarded and stipulates Another 11 per cent are technologically outVision and Its leading spokesman on hunger, no mentally retarded person shall be deprived of mo(ie]. "We are not Interested In politics. Governments The results show up clearly In the Increasing DON OAKLEY the many enumerated services by reason of and empires change. hunger remains, famine Imports of those products dependent on inability to pay. hovers over millions. In the new nations of Asia We think this bill is a good one and commend technology. In the past 10 years or so the import a nd the other countries of the Third World, our two state senators for their diligence in pur- ofautomobiles has Increased from S per cent to hunger Is a permanent resident". electronics from 30 per cent to 72, consumer Currently World Vision Is using its skill In suing it to the fullest. We think it's about time the 20synthetic textiles from 2 per cent to 10. working with a powerful coalition of religious rest of the states follow suit and recognize the need The Mayaguez incident, which at first seemed Cuban missile crisis, The problem is not simply that the major and humanitarian, groups. Feeding the hungryl for such legislation. Other critics, including some members of and promoting family planning is the center of foreign industrial nations are increasing their to be one of those tidy little dramas with a research and development investments at a beginning, a middle and a brilliant end, another Congress, while happy that the operation was this organization's efforts. rapid pace. They are simultaneously building on proud name to be carved Into the annals of the accomplished so qulcPjy and so successfully, World Vision has just prod uced a fi ve-ho ur the technological base we've developed — by U.S. Marine Corps, just won't stay pit. What have argued nevertheless that the United States television special dealing with the theme, What V purchasing our advanced technology in in- should bea minor footnote in history continues to should have exercised more restraint, should Du You Say To a Hungry World? (This is the be a subject of controversy and Monday-morning have tried to retrieve the vessel and Its crew same title for the new book creasing -by Dr. Mooneyham, When the Marxist military regIme in Portugal closed down quarterbacking, both here and abroad, through normal diplomacy rather than the published by Word.) Here the global problems of The outright purchase of U.S. discoveries by the non-communist Lisbon newspaper La Republics, the last gunboat variety. comment that famine and followed in starvation are portrayed as well as vestige of freedom of the press may have disappeared from that Japan and West Germany tells the story. Even Others contend that more force was used than the response wake of the affair, the one farthest off-base of may religious and secular groups to unhappy nation. It could well be that henceforward the citizens more startling In scope is the attempt by _____ Canal, — / ,7/,.,, . .,e Reopens RyEDPRICKETr The Aide presentation was (lOcUfflent which challenges he said the slide presen. the Introduction of veneral covered at the seventh grade Herald Staff Writer made at a work session. Though statistics outlined In Hight-to. tatlon misrepresents facts by disease education into Seminole level, Ms. Patte Martin, the no action was taken by the life literature, showing fetuses as being six County middle schools next fall. Final approval for Mrs. "Right-to-Life suggested and 12 weeks gestation, but director of the Ladles Center of board, the group may seek to Mrs. Marion Snell, the Snell'sprogram is expected this Orlando Inc., has delivered a introduce its program into safety of women is their big which in reality are lb-fl comprehensive health summer when she has fully concern, but the fact is that if weeks. scathing report to the School Seminole County schools. education coordinator, says VI) developed her program for Board in opposition to Right-toBut not if Ms. Martin has her abortion were as sale as education will be part of a presentation to board memMs. Martin, who also Is health education Life proponents. way. In fact, she got on the brushing teeth, they would still course hers. to it," president of the Central Florida Ms. Martin called a slide board's agenda for last night',s be irrevocably opposed Birth Control Services Inc., to Ms. Martin says. specifically presentation put on by Right-to- meeting She also charges Right-to- says she confronts Right-to-life Life advocates last night "ugly challenge the Right-to-Life [-lie statistics come from advocates when and wherever and gory" and accused them of presentation. a "gross misrepresentation" of To do this, she presented foreign countries and are she can. board members a four-page 'impossible" to verily. facts. She was also instrumental in E; V 4 . - -_-, ~ Sadat ..- .. -.•.. '. j2( CA T ~% , ,Z ~ ? & ,~) V . q ~~~ IN BRIEF Right ' — - WORLD Sorri e Flave i4,.) I ;i ,r.a#. . Report Blasts 'Right-To-Life' Program 41 _fflckPantrldgt - Evening Herald, Sanlo,d, Fl. During School Board Session I o . ::. - _- - - - 4 . 4,J LlSBO -____ ended the war this year and created so many refugees — some of whom we now greet as new residents of Sanford, caught up with Dong, his wife and his children. That's why, when I chance to meet one of the refugees who did make It to the United States, my greeting is for them, but my thoughts are of Ngo Dong. .. T — - Dong managed to avoid capture by the Japanese. But the swift Communist offensive that - WASHINGTON (NEA) The most serious chall enge to U.S. military security Is not Russia's advanced missile program or the threat of another Arab oil embargo at some crucial Th e bill provides for a $3.6 million ap- point. propriat ion to begin the provisions of the act, which Rather the major danger to our defense lies in forestalls suits due to a statement of policy on the relative sluggishness in the growth of U.S. treatment of retarded. With th e bill, Florida is technology, on w hich both industrial and making a good faith effort to improve th e welfare military strength depend. of institutionalized persons. In the past decade the over-all rate of research Vogt and Thomas said the legislature's intent and development growth In the United States - the opposition. , YO .1 J 1~0~-: , 1 7# .. ::_':'e, - - DAVID POLING % . Gap Grows Wider - ~;~~, -. • - regime and he opposed it. But It was because of the effectiveness of his battle for the cause he believed in — the cause of South Vietnam — that the Corn munsts put a price on his head. In 1%8, the year of the Tet offensive, Dong was on the faculty of the University of Hue. The attack on Hue caused him to flee for his life, leaving everything he owned behind. That was nothing new to Dong. lie had fled Hue once before — as a young boy, when the Japanese came. They were out to get Dong's family, too, for the same reason the Cornmunists were. And that reason is simply this: When an invader takes over a country, the Invader doesn't - . . ............... - — -- . . - want anyone around who is willing and able to lead Dong was an author, having published some 11 books. As I remember it, three or four were on RAY CROMLEY -- -= have ever met. As for me, every time I meet one of these newest Americans, I can only say how happy I am to see - — -_ Florida Karate Club at a Sunday picnic. Dong was the club's Sensel, or teacher, That was a pleasant Sunday afternoon, and although I was a stranger to all but one of the guests, I was made to feel welcome. Alter Dong and some of the club members demonstrated karate techniques, we cut open some watermelons and ate our fill. And It was over watermelon that Ngo Dong and I had our only conversation, What do you think we talked about? I know about as much about karate as I do about entomology, but Ngo Dong proved to be one of the most Interesting conversa tiona lists Th omas started working on the legislation in 1970 and Vogt in 1972. The bi ll guarantees the treatment and basic - bad-mouthing aside. — From Rights Bill Florida has taken one of the most progressive steps ever and has become the first state in the nation to pass a "bill of rights" for mentally LiuuI nistorical and sign hticthll. retardea wniczi Sponsored by Senators John Vogt (D- Cocoa Beach) and John Thomas (R-Fort Lauderdale), th legislation was passed earlier this w eek- on a consent calendar and culminated se v eral years of work by both senators. .. -- The turnout at the Chamber of Commerce breakfast Tuesday for the newly..arrived Sanford Vietnamese community was gratifying. Maybe it'll put an end to the sniping at the refugees that one hears so often, As Chamber Executive Director Jack Hcrner put t, "The breakfast is a chance for everyone who cares to come out and meet some of these people as fellow humans," Okay, that's just what ft turned out to be. Anyone who wanted to be there could have been there, and from the accounts of the breakfast, it would seem that th good people of Sanford Indeed welcome the Area Code 3(-322-2611 or 831.9993 Thursday, June -- .,-. Margaret A. Botts Claude M. Wilitten Margaret Sarah 1. E. \l:llIJ ,.,.,. • It. Welcome • Wagon , ii - 4 I, L#'I iii'tess can make it easier , to your new sur rumiilimigs, and maybe put ' ' ' '" " "t' niur .1 . - - .-'- - - - - -. - ' . __ - P'rcsentng the neatest T-shirt in tcMii. The shirt that shows v.hat great shape you're in. 140004140 -. - -- . . 0 r . .-. i A ., I ". ~'4 ', . r WEATHER -- high 93 over- through cloud Friday. A slight chance of Partly _S - . 1.1.4-1 Ashner, Osteen n aa.1--------- - ,' fac ' e - Awlww~ --- . -- -- - . .. , Ilickson. Oviedo Yesterda y 's - - - B. (,olden Ikl.and Margaret B Burnett. Deltona Shirley A. Korpi, I.ongwood - - lillian Edith Turrill Dorothea Henninger, Dellary Nialcoin M, Davidson, Dellary / - - - - r. V - _. . - - - I - ' %,/(m'1111140~1 . r__------ - ' .- - -- --.--.- - _=t(------- --.---- ----- — -------------- --------_- - IL 3z- .-_-___ -- == - You get it-free-vken you open a new Flagship savings account of $100 or more. Or add $100 to your present account. Limit one ishirt per account. By increasing your savings ouI accomplish t.o terrific things. You'll get the shirt. And you'll be helping yourself get financially "ship shape." Those are two darn good reasons to stop by a flagship - -- - -=---.-_:=- -v- -- - -. ------=---- -- - - - - - - - - - C --- - �. iii LA .. -. a... —Evening .ia traw , Sanford, 1- 11. inursoay, June S, une, --• -. -- ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - County superintendent of The city has the choice of Schools, E. Hoppe, Eustis city paying claims for unem- manager and C. Glidwell, ployment benefits to ex. Leesburg city manager. employes or attacking the state Fechtcl's letter to Trombetta law in the courts as being un- continued, it appears to me constitutional, the Department of Commerce City Attorney Joe Davis has is not treating the local given this opinion to the city governmental agencies with commission and Mayor Nor- fairness or concern." He asked that an immediate man Floyd in writing. Floyd has refused for some cross staff investigation be months to permit payment of undertaken to determine if the Florida Department of Corn. department is appropriately merce reimbursement invoices handling the local governfr the benefits, challenging the ment's unemployment cases. Fechtel asked Trombctta to Ls fairness. The law permits private make clear as soon as possible industry to pay a percentage to the house Commerce based on wages paid for Committee any legislation on unemployment compensation the matter he might deem insurance while cities must necessary. rcbte dollar for dollar In other business last night .a'y cominifi.sloners appruvcu uncmplo}mert benefits paii x-employes. payment of $30,000 In legal fees State Rep. Vince Fechtel (H- to City Attorney Joe Davis far I .rehur ) wrote t' Ed his work over the past four iroinbetta of the Department years on the sewer interceptor of Commerce this week, noting system and regional sewer lit-, is -terribly upset over the plant. He has received no other amptes to cities and one pamcnt for his work on the school district in my legislative projects. district have described to 'ile Some $148,000 in federal regarding claims filed against money for the projects is them on unemployment allocated for fiscal, adcompensation." minlstmtive and legal costs. Davis said if the federal Copies of the Fechtel letter to Trombetta were sent not only to government does not approve a Floyd, but also to Sanford City portion of the payment expense Manager W. E. (Pete) he will refund that portion tothe Knowles. B. McCabe, Lake city. Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Flowers Jc nn Big savings on popular fabrics. 20% savings on textured draperies. 4 nn 20% off JCPenney dress slacks. Save $35 \ . - . 1.00 oaueyd, •..:• . .:. •- •- - -— - - :-, - - - - save S To 4.0 per gallon. Reg. 154.99. Sale 119.99. JCPenney 20 4 HP 1/icc push rear bagger mower Highly maneuverable Vertical pull easy to start engine Includes rear grass catcher kit. fold down handle and easy height of cut uItlI:,trn.'nt Low tone muffler 4 Sale 4,49..1. Reg. 8.99 gal. 0- ne Coat exterior flat latex Covers in ;I lthi'i . ' lading.chalking. mildew flris to touch in about 10 rninutu s Mm, deror ilOr cOlOr • . ....._: -I-- . a, - .... ...-... I V.-. a I b.--.,. Sale 2.30yd. , • Double knit coordinates Rog. 2.88 yd. Polyester double knit coordinated pattorns and solids shibI, no iron in assorted colors 58/60 wide - -k Sale 1,03yd. :. I Easy-care broadcloth prints Reg. 1.29 yd. Perky fashion prints of AvriV rayon/cotton. All machine wash no-iron Broadcloth solids, reg. 1.19yd Sale 95c yd. " a. i - Sale prices effective thru Sunday, lune 8. I . I - . I - .. Save 130 Sale toot shov.nl No 021) Reg. 129.99. Sale 99.99. JCPenney 21 3.- HP 148cc vertical pull easy start mower Cast aluminum deck, easy height of cut adjustment, adlustahic. handle, 8 rear and 6 front whi'els I 9.60 cr Reg. S12.JCPenneywovt..'n 1, ti'turiLed polyester •.. - ' -ics with wide bolt i 1!r ! loops, Western pockets :si't!ti4011t.'. ',It .Sri 11!111 flare leg styling and •: shirt-hugger waistband ' In an assortment of tb $' titI .. 'e •t• patterns for sizes 30-4;' i:Ufl1Ttt1 ;t*tt*1tt Save $55 easily with brush or roller Clean up with soap and wator -mv rfr'y,r i?Or r oi,'', .; - Sale 4.99 gals ir,01 %lroov,rii Reg. 184.99. Sale 129.99. No O?fl. JCPenney 21" deluxe power propelled mower with 4 HP 171 cc easy start engine No adjust carburetor. Easy height of Cut adjustment, fold down handle, gas gauge and easy Oil fill Cast aluminum deck Reg 7.99 gal Qnr' Coat rn gloss interior latex Ideal for kutcrien, bath, playroom Washable, durable. Stan resistant, Clean up with soap and water Many decorator .. ..;..• a. .. - ' - -. ' I ljj J_luJJ, JllJlllglJlll Jillian HOROSCOPE I' , Jill I : - • a : -Ir - : .- - -.'. - too . 1" Jl'7 reg. $13 .1Ii train \ •M'.2L' '. iIiW 50x63", reg. $15 .... Sale $12 50*84", reg. $16 ..... Sale 12.80 75*6311, reg. $26 ..... Sale 20.80 150x84", reg. $47 s... Sale 37.60 Our Jewel-Tex ready-made draperies are an easy-care cotton/rayon dobby weave. Thermal foam acrylic backing keeps room warmer in winter, cooler in summer A wide selection of colors and sizes at sale Sate prij effective thru Sunday, June 1. : For Friday, June 6, 1975 Sale 10.40"" , -,:'. • ' •(• 1Z '."j , - - - - -a -_ Sale prices effective* thru Sunday, June $Jftrflff ' AL fantastic buy I Sale $96 Reg. 109.95. lOv solid state ofack and white portable TV has a personal size 12 screen (meas diag ) Features 3 descrole phases of signal selecting power for sharp reception and an earphone. Walnut qrair.ed plastic cabinet. 16 solid state portable TV. Reg, 139 95, Sale $119 20 % off all our 19" Solid state portable TV, Reg. 159.95. Sale S139 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, June 8. Parta&a Engine CSRONREVOGONREVOGIM 095 ACTARMOITINGI LI PGGA Sale $89 Rig. $119. Recliner has 3 position action, self storing footrest. Covered in soil re sistant striped Hercun. ol efin, No. 3717 k R A 0 R B U RFP A R T sj I P 1 N N N G BNPREACHCNDOOSITORC UCABUGMDEUCOFTASTAY I a CYL INARDCNN0IaGTSGL EAATGRRAODNOBPAA IRE TRRNYET I HI NA I FSRPAN OAEIITITCGCCSLNOAYND RTYRUCANHNRYODLDRCE OCAOUROTINWIENGINEIRR P T N D B S E 0 1 11 E I P AN I I E S 0 1 S Sale $139 Reg. $179. Our recliner has 3 position reclining action with ','Ifstoring footrest Fully padded for extra comfor: and covered in durable vinyl No 3q75 2 off stereos. Your (b-I choice... 14 fi t i- Do You Know George Stuart 9%_11-(I I - ] fl OJ_!..-... ''J (inc nun' clis&ly associated with has your best interests at heart. Listen to this person's .suggestions. Heed her advice. SAGITTARIUS i Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Pay close attention to your work through tomorrow, There's a hidden, unexpected reward if you perform to the best of your ability. CAPRICORN Wee. 22-Jan. 19) Make a concerted effort for good rapport with someone .ou'll meet socially. This person could be a valuable. lasting contact. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19u NwA is the time to finalize a materially-based project. If you don't dillydally, it will be settied to your advantage. PISCES t Feb. 30-March 201 Your mental aptitude is par. ticularly sharp today. Tackle tasks which require the exerelse of sour mind, rather than musck 'IOL It III Ulf Il,Yu June 6, 1975 Financial prospects are bright for ou this year, if you function in familiar areas. If ,ou have a good thing going •,...I,. .-: •i.., ,,,,,. SANFORD -- , . ---- - - V' ' •-- . -.------ ,- . . . '. . Reg. 99.95. JCPenney tuner amplifier wood , grain vinyl on wocd products ZAALES I&WILIR PLAZA '; 3 -_==.;_ a.'! Our People Make Us Number One '..i_i _____ component system Black vinyl on plywood and wnod products I -- 1•'I•: .t.' .- f ,*-Ii, •- iIl 411 savin gs C Reg. 9995. on manmsize cliners I AUIFM radio,' J _______ _______ L ' ______•____p ystem Black yin on plywood and ..oiip '0(1oct : D - •'-.'fla. ST ' .)i .4(#- - to r! ' ''., ,,1 24 S4- - S 4_Ic' CYNTMALYCROBINACBSR Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 dIscoverie3 per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I, II arid [II. send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) ('onditions grow much more stable for you over the next few days. It's a good time to build. Set your sights accordingly. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 Spend as much time as you can in self-interests today. Things you're interested in can be accomplished now. GEMINI (May 21-June 201 You can accomplish more today by working in solitude and where other people can't break up your concentration. CANCER iJune 21-July Vp Look besond today and to the future Lii:, a few brick.s now to build a better foundation for your life. LEO iJuly 23-Aug 22) Take things a step at a time the next few days. Goals important to you can be realized during this period. VIRGO i Aug. 23-Sept Vt You're in good creative cscle. le firm in your ideas. Don't let others dissuade you before ou've had a chance to try them out. UltRA iSept. 23-Oct. Zip Gains are likely where you share an interest. Nothing will happen, however, if you don't ride herd on things. $ AISEOADEOYCIGNSYAUM Instructions: The hidden sames hued bw spp futwud, bskwud, up, down, os dia.oaafly In the punk. Find dt hidden woe and box It in as &Wla: BATrERY FLY WHEEL INDUCTION COIL CAM GOVERNOR PISTON CARBURETOR IGNITION STARTER ('YLINI)ER MAGNETO SUPERCHARGER TOMORROW: Natal Ship Jill Jill Jill t4- No Recreation I Reg 799 gal One Coat acr',iIc flat unrrror latex pant -. r.t.: - •. L Sale 4.99 gal t _..-No 0210 c A F5 A TQ 1 *cnoss 43 flthoc UttFtiTI ITt I t1 god Ltr ' ttd 44 Koko s .,i$L f.ifMt , pl'.amarsus weapon IU:ILI;: Lil 45 Preposition 8 Cal's -48S11phng ___ 12 Mountain Sig curve t_i_V' ! c (comb form) 'u'D E 0 101i 13 Film leaf (vi') 52 Genus of I I I1l herbs l4PAed'cinai : S61hstIei.e plant ; flower IS Pathological — LL 59 Climbing plant Puids 60 Appellation 16 Flo*er of 7 Smeared 35 Permits 61 Australian Scotland 35 101 (Roman) 8 Cniemsis ostrCh 16 Roman otf.ciaJ 39 Masculine work shop 62 Genant's wie(Cort (var appellation 20 Philippine ,63 Bornbyi 41 Bed 64 pom 21 M1 Gal -- Legal 42 Recommence 10 Feminine Anatomical 22 Monindo rite 45 Educat oral .lppeliation netwo rk 23 Whale group (ab I It ShoUt 25 Fail month 47 Al no time DOWN 17 Take food tab 46 Country road 19 Otherwise atiflflC?iS 28 Outbuilding 49 Agatioch 24 Merit 30 Italian stream 2 Angered 50 Half (prefi) 25 Hops kiln IFathers of the 34 Fiowq 53 Have dccer 26 Russian utf 54 Dst'ct çrt Oratory 36 Space 27 Domesticated 51 Nat vn ci founder 37 Identical 29 Laughter 4 Australian 38 Dogiik. M613 sound mar3upial 40 Ailowance fq 51 Pac!.c 5 Pilfer asie 31 Irritate turrr.-c 41 Prune a flower 6 Pacific island 37 ?4o1 any of 55 Ge 33 Sr'eaf ror ,rts I o -.- . _Z' ..- — ____ . . - -- Crepe stitchpolyester double knit Reg. 1.99 yd. I he new texturized look in machine washable, no-iron double knit. Its perfect for today's fashions in a selection of solids 58/60 ILROW No Cash Equals LONG WOOD— Regardless of basketball coach at Lyman whether the city council would High School, appeared before like to provide a summer the City Council, offering to recreation program for the head up a summer recreation city's children, the city plain program. cannot afford it, Council He said the program would Chairman J. R. Grant said this emphasize teaching and learning and that be would have week. "There is not as much money access to the layman High here as It appears," he said, School gym. There's also a good chance adding, "we are spending like mad - like it's going out of the group could use the swimming pool at style." school Richard Steinke, heed when it is built, he said. "I've never heard so many complaints as about last year's License Bureau summer program," Grant mid. "And I don't see where the Set For Big Move money would come from." Steinke said he had nothing to Sanford's Driver License examining station will be do with the formation of Last moving ong over the weekend to its year's program, operated by new location at 801 E. 25th the YMCA, even though he was employed in it. Street. The move will not interrupt Councilman Don Schreiner service, with the station staying said it would behoove the city to open until 5 p.m. Friday at the look into the county recreation Armory building and reopening program this year which he for business Monday at the new said is to be held at the various schools. location, Thursday, June 5, 1971-7A - Ans*er to Previous Puiili if S I N R L B C T £ N L S T U[JL I P D -__.---- - 1Y1 Altamonte Must• Pay Or Fi ght Law rr&#' o ri&ii FIN D " _ ,, �r -- ---------- - - - - 1T. ------ - BEETLE BAILEY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker W OMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 5, vi' JE .L. HROUGH -H " OJ ONCE lyE TC . T4O.' '%E' ro 1975—IA E P'P. Club Notes ' and Mrs. Fred Raymond E. Murphy, an Wilson, press representative. nounced her Mrs. Stanley Pierce will con. committee chairmen Book Clubs Meet :- pM _ - or appointments of " Any ship that needs a for the inform that he is sinking the concern well as computer to secretary- coming the captain tinue to act as the is of vomen as treasurer. The men," Mrs. met at Peggy Emmons said in explaining her choice of the book year. new Shamrock Circle the the Garden Florida Federation Deltona dw Clubs. They were given a "Supership" to review at a guided tow- the complex and Garden Club meeting of area clubwomen 4 a brief history by office The Ins Circle met at the Sponsored by Epsilon Sigma Doris Ilogers. Omicron Deparunent of the home of Mrs. John Boodin. A Ibereafter, they took a trip to the salad luncheon was served Ofl Sanford Woman's Club the Poole and Fuller Nurseries the spacious porch surrounding in Orlando Public Library. d Winter Park. In addition to members of the the pool. Circle president Mrs. me Trowel 'n Error Men's Reitz presided. Sanford club, / She Circle met in the Little Red %Vornan's Clubs of Orlando, announced her committee School House hear Larry Winter Haven, Oviedo, Delton?, appointments and plans for the Loadholtz of the Volusia County ) Pine Hills and the Semoran new year. After the meeting Experimental Station speak on Junior Club attended the adjourned, the members joined owed by Florida soils and basic gar. in a SPII.I , meeUng.Clubwomen1,Jt dening. The Circle will continue Orlando !.ftw;:rv and nc1uded t o tables of bridge. .to meet hiring the sunuir Mrs. Raymond Garceau the meeting with a luncheon at months at various locations. . _\ retiring president of the _____________ the Kahler Plaza. _________ — ____________ "Supership," book of ri,i. Marigold Circle was presented ______________ meni- DeBary fctior, written by Nec! fostcrt, with a silver charm Queen deatswiththeenormousvels DeBARY - Miss Susan New circle president Mrs. Meeker, 21 Smyrna Drive, used to transport oil. There -. port in the U.S. large enough William Bierlin, announced her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. appointments for the coming William E. Meeker, was for them ____ _______ ___ shipl -4 wreck of one of these giants isa year: Mrs. F. Bolton and Mrs. crowned Miss Dellary Area '"Zi serious pollution threat to the H. Davis, devotions; Mrs. Chamber of Commerce at the Richard Pollicino environment, K: Centennial Plus Four spring art Mrs. Both Time and Newsweek beautification; have carried recent stories Schaller, Garden of the Month; festival staged at DeBary Hall -_: indicating that there is now a Mrs. C. Wilkinson, hor. on Sunday. A crowd of nearly 500 attended the event. tanker glut on the market ticulture; Mrs. B. Garceau, Runners-up were: Midge because the demand for oil is garden theraphy; Mrs. B. Finnerty, Toni Guzzi, Wendi .Wills, historian; Mrs. U. Davis, KelLer and Karen Fredeman. somewhat down. 4t-In the absence of Mrs. Burch parliamentarian; Mrs. B. ;. Miss Meeker received a $50 Cornelius, State chairman of Blair, publicity; Mrs. Hugh savings bond and MI.ssFlnnerty _____ . -, ESO, Mrs. Fred Harris Lynch, sunshine; Mrs. Ira a s bond. 1 --presented an ESO certificate to Bradley, telephone and Mrs. J. ____ Mrs. Cora Blair of the College Parry, ways and means, The theme of the meeting was Ohio Club Picnic presented to Mrs. Richard "GardenTricks." Ohio Club of Deltona mein' Herndon, of the Sanford The Periwinkle Circle en- bers will enjoy a picnic-dinner Woman's Club, two certificates joyed a film showing of birds in the Deltona Community _________ in addition to those she had and wild nowers taken by Mr. Center on June 11 at 6 p.m. to LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN earned earlier, and Mrs. B. Gilbert along the close the 1975 season. The meal What girl can resist a bargain and everyone knows rummage of of inannger, trs. at j- ( Logan women from to 4 _____ - a C.C. oi no to enter. The s, Mrs. Harris, president of the St. Johns River, when they will be followed by surprise sales are great places to look. Two-year-old Marcey Altizer, Sanford ESO, introduced Mrs. attended the meeting held at entertainment and good 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mtlzer of Cauelberry left Mom Herndon, Incoming president of the home of Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs. companionship. For further to do a little shopping on her own at a recent rummage sale at the Sanford ESO club. Other Mrs. J. Vincent O'Connor information contact Mrs. Community United Methodist Church. (Herald Photo by Jane ew officers of the Sanford ESO served as co-hostess. Newly Marian Boyer, publicity Casselberry) dub are Mrs. Phillip Logan, installed president, Mrs. chairman, ¶1-" £ J 1043 QJ 107 C ~&t~ zI I don't, THAT ------------- TRAIL LOOi.s IJLE HEADS Rk31cr UP THE1 CAN'tON, ORVILLE! _______________________________________________ IT by Dave f SHALL WE SEE WHERE ri LEADS k PREnCLEARANCE $ AVE OR 2 0 MORE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ON SELECT SPRING & SUMMER SHOES Teaching is a great educational experience. In the more than 20 years I cr[sscrossed the country giving needlework seminars and courses I think I learned as much from my students asthe3' did from me. And each time I came back home I'd say to myself, "Wouldn't it be wonderful if I could establish a permanent West room has a bedspread and a OPEN FRI. NITES — _____ U !' ____ ____ 1 ___ __ n SHOE - - 1 STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD 08 E. FIRST ST. ________ ________ I PH. 322-0204 _______ GIVEAGOCO TIME Clacks with modern jtylinp and auality workmanship. Seth Thornos Mantelette. EIetr.c olorm, -' $19.95. - I Linden day-dot. ' travel alarm clock, $12.95. one worked long ago by Marie Antoinette. The armoire with the embroidered panels sket. -II -. III up 01 i/ic curves. into the nIght as students steal time from lunch for a few extra Opening lead by Art Sonsoin — 34 1 - SM L— $5.00 XL, XXI. $6.00 I. - r to South 4 4NI I'ass 5 -- a. Pass hi, Is P. The bidding has vtn %rtt t) v North Fast 5 uih -— - — I I £2V.i976 5 •AKQJ4a.A2 A — Hid one heart. With two iRe. The grand slam force was in vented by Ely Culbertson about card suits, ,uv bid The higher rank40 yp irs ago The bid. designM lug Iirt The unIt etre?SaOri s with lind out how good partner's dubs and spades where you may trumps were, was too advanced open one club. for that day. But it has been TODAY'S QUESTION and bidding kit today Your partrwr raises you (H (,l hearts what do -ou do now' South intends bid six if North shows no aces, but North Answer Tomorrow shows one ace and South is in. terested In seven. Send $1 /or JACOBY MODE RN lie doesn't want to bid it. book to 'Wwi Bnclge," (do this North might well have jumped t'-p1P°,). P0. Box 489, Radio çyStaon. New York, NY 10019 Without the king of clubs how l \'u Sul, (hwald & James Ja-oh% reviv ed So you're gonna ask my sister to marry you ding that outT IV,FtST t,iE6St E DO ia SOpPOs LATi$T WAS TRqIAGI coVEQ W T..i RT1CL)L.AR WORK? ( to , [i 4 you just fin- 1 DOII!T_TCOCiIII cioo put in every ex- - - By Roger Boll en FUNNY BUSINESS pert 's tj 01 at YOU MUST 3E 1 Hid seven if you think your trumps are good enough North's trumps are good enough and he bids seven There is a little play the hand, but with trumps breaking 2.1 and spades 4-2 South is able to draw trumps, ruff out one spade, discard to diamonds from dummy and finally ruff his small diamond to CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ,- MISTAKEN,.. 'Yu 4W --- / IF YOU READ THIS, STOP IN MY I' UP $10,11 THEM TkiS £! __ by Lorry Lewis l4Ai.4 A WEEK READS 'YOUR MEMOS 000NESBURy HAVEN'T by Garry Trudeau TAKEFt I - ii) i,xsc,r -J &4T -AV ,gcTs -' /1/, k/AS M7i F7W iv MR916~ ir II 7/,44'C416 AW ANW Z) £4f iv ae Aam.. 1t? awmw S W CM r, ( TT4'' m&ned, living In another state and expecting a baby around the wedding date) delivers before the wedding, she will not attend the wedding. In other words, the groom's 7 Happy playtime for you in this BUGS BUNNY by riis i'it;' ' girly, easy care c ot ' ton T 1JT IT'S SO . N _ ---" \" 'b', .\'r R' ___ T H'.DslM, 1 ) R L II ' 4THL't ' TUMBLEWEED It by T. K. Ryan fl WHY PIP OL) Sl'EEP LIP , MRE EN1'ERIN& F'OOF'IAWK COJU1R,'. . __ Ai) BLON DIE ii - - rs - UNDER- 1 \ J,, vou WATE,,,) - rt_# 11 BREATHE TWt) AC.Et.LULOID DUCK TWLS SO STRAW 10 T OUT ALL THE KIDS) ANCED WITH JOY' '2\ (y 1k A- 4 \ J. !-; 0000 I • wn & ro -r- üvi LET'S cC WI TH P? MY T1AT.' (l'C) 1 (IL) TTE 1 PINCH 6001 _________ A 6 ,'NG 117 uu,, ,ywjuu,aiia I MAJcE 6tE FiCT1 THIS COMPOGITION IS TKE BEST PIECE OF FI CTION VVE Savings lyE EVER . EVERWPITTEtJ' ADL S THAT 'C ENGLISH AND THIS IS THE BEST E r-. 7J so.' L IT S Wi' EXC U SE FOR ,G%WCGvPOS:TO,'4 } READY! ____ r ahL - Frost-Proof (" by Dick Covalli WINTHROP 7T - )ANCIN WITH TEARS N HER EYES' —.'-.- (ESPECIALLY HOLLYHoCK,) , f L I Bond with this Frigidaire iUO% \ FOOHI OH I j - ! WAS TRYING TO I 4INI< HE'S A50ur SEEIFICOULO RF4YFOQ :r. f I 'VN'ER HOW ThEY V7 &ITTh,AT NAME? )l Chic Young ,, AGWOOO ' WMERE AR E 41 Free $25 '. ''- BE MAKIN ''C - ALL.-OFASUPPEN? _____ ___ 0 & Stoffel E\rENSIVE! ' RuNNiN' I / Heimdahl THINK OF TH' PRESTk3E .IILL TEWWIC4X frock. I 17.0 cu-ft - Refrigerator- Freezer. ______ FPCI-170T.1 _____J _____ ___ ____ Bond Offer I AFtId$k.17.C4t I Frigidaire1s Free Smng " 6-Jundo IL 1575 by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY -, : -- TRUE,5iR.., 'ELLE 11-115... WHAT DOES IT rR.wOLFo,l.h KL.LJTZ'. YOU TAKE TO TWO PEOPLE MIt ARE EERALLV RERPE HOW CA I INLOVE?'..,WHAT THE ECRETF 45 THE WORLDS GREATE6 T HELP 1-7Ex.F'E., Rro,JLOVE' 55cReT;... MV pEAR,IR. p4 THERE5NO SEcV.ET THEE 1ANSWER IS VEIZ)' /MPI6! by Howie Schneider EEK & MEEK OF LTICA&J. A1 $458 . for seven. Pacs -_________ - public hcalth department will check it without charge. Now, get going! DEAR ABBY: A close relative of mine recently announced his engagement to a girl he had been going with for a Ion time. They set their wedding date, and the bride proceeded to make plans for a lovely, big church wedding. The s mother told them if her daughter (who Is Pass short for Bid five notrump and play it there" North bids five notrump and now South goes to six clubs He has delivered a second message which is. "We have enough aces :._• THE BORN LOSER so / wardrobe. a. to Series bedroom. Fifty chairs, each with a different Bargello pattern worked by a friend or student, Hidden control that are the "seats of learning" in firms you up and gives our downstairs classroom. you that sleek look Outside, there's a swimming under swimsuits, pants pool and beyond, the rolling and shorts. So corn. New Engla nd hills, Classes run from 9 a.m. to fortable and light - -- . noon and from I to 4 p.m. weight you will wauti Actually, they last all day and several in your summer '.* IH -- u;iutiicr stitches or work Into the wee hours, encouraged by a teacher who's on hand to answer questions or demonstrate a difficult stitch. _______ firm lovely em. broidered design adapted from Q to .c. _____ - *ialances with s North Kai Pa ss 3 J, Pass s Pass &ST Pass 7 e1' of Frigi aire s ___ _____ • £ A to Only $18 Homer House Lsmyprjdeand joy. I like to feel that here, In what I'm told is the only live-In school of Its kind in the world, Joy Of Stitching we are helping to restore / needlework to Its proper place as an art form. V mary/esther's By ELSA WfljI,%MS For a FREE folder about the / Elsa Williams School of Needle 200 N. Park / Art write to Elsa Williams, Box Sanford 3788, Grand Central Sta., N.Y. ________________________________ _ 10017 school devoted to the needle American artist, Winslow rapidstridesstudentsmakejna Dear Elsa, arts where beginners would be Homer. I decided this was a single week. The courses A A What is the point of using duo started out with the correct nudge from fate and bought it. change weekly and may vary canvas? E.J. techniques, where experts What a happy, busy time I from a beginners' class or a Dear E.J,, could refine and extend their had remodeling it into the seminar for shop owners to a Mono or single-thread is more skills and where creativity school of my dreams! Superb class in stump work, black commonly used today but duo IIIIIII would be sparked in a examples of the embroiderer's work and design interpretatIon canvas does have one ad.. responsive environment?" art adorn the walls of the for- for advanced students. I often vantage. You can split the Then one day, a beautiful mal drawing room where bring in guest ln.ctructors who double threads to do fine detall.s Georgian house next door to me students gather before and are expert in specialized on faces and hands in petit point in West Townsend, Mass., after dinner with their needlework such as cc- on a gr poi canvas em became vacant. It once had needlework. cleslastical design or applique. broldery. E.W. belonged to the family of famed Free Savings Bond In the dining room, needlepoint upholstery on the white chairs echoes the design offer on the dinner plates. Upstairs, 4 Little Someth ing each of the bedrooms is different. The Marie Antoinette Shop Early For Best Selections y K 9 32 QJ82 tegrity, patriotism Needlework School Is ' Pride And Joy ' - FAST a. 8 A 987 6 EISt-WClt Vul,erahl,' WE'RE JUST' AT T'BEAV. OUR NECKS He starts proceedings by bid six 501111 ii)) £ K Q 976 VA A 4 Grouc I THINK WE'D/...IT'LL B NIGHT SOON AN' IF WE BETTER WAIT ( TACkLE 1'4I5 .4BV IN k4' DARK, UNTIL MORNING , A EUTIcUL .—' C'Ol E\ Er', ,i\J ale 10 75 K t 10 43 K 93 J2 in- to pretty, swirly Shoe I a. ALLEY 00? you do, you one in headquarters of £ know what is? - 1J can he ask North to bid seven? ding five spades. This bid says in theory, "We are one ace V864 - Dear Abby health of those o - _____ DEAR READERS: If you have1ntertinyow-th no the you love, skip Dear Abby today: D your blood pressure If are about 10,000. If you the most important thing u By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ( i r can do today Is to call your doctor and make an ap- — pointrnent have It checked. mother feels that being with her shall never iorget their and high You may not realize it but daughter when she has a baby high blood pressure kills about is more important than being moral stan&-6. And today, 250,000 people a year. And with her son on his wedding when I an asked why 1, a, hundreds and thousands more day. Catholic, wear star of David, I are crippled by strokes, suffer I -vas astonished! However, waste not one second explain from kidney disease, or are the when I told my mother about that Mike Korzian of Houston, A of a long list of other this, sh agreed with the Texas, Sid Kaufman of ailments due to high blood groom's mother. I was Steubenville, Ohio, and Jerry speechless. What da YOU say? Goldberg of Ft. Lee, New Tragic? Yes. But all the more beiniz SPEECHIJ.SS Jersey, are worthy tragic because our very able DEAR SPEECi1I.E.SS: I'm remembered for the years we secretary of Health, Education not speechless. I could make a spent i'l cl)nStatlt CO1fl and Welfare, Caspar Wein- long speech about why some panionship as comrades in p berger, tells us that high blood mothers feel that it's more arms. pressure can be eliminated or Important JOlfN W. ?EIL)( be with their controlled ICO1.. U.S.A U. by medication and daughters when they have I I1ETIREI)i diet. Also, high blood pressure babies than It is to be with their is hereditary, if your mother sons when they get married. F'INDLAY, 01110 or father have it, that's all the DEAR ABBY: Someone ______________________ more reason to check wuNDERWORLD c blood pressure regularly. And wrote to ask why a Catholic ' Z And PII$ have your children's checked, would wear a star of David - a Ti Mat o symbol of the Jewish faith. By Vi.wty Far too. (aradwa?4I4' Wrap F?" I am a Catholic who, during It takes less than five Cowan's Underworld absolutely the war years, was closely minutes, it's First Sl . Sanford 101W r Z J painless and if you can't afford associated with three of !i4P(RWQRLP finest men Ihave ever known. I a private physician, your local _________________________________________________ 5 NORTH LA 2 OURSEATHJ Pressure Check Vital by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL By OSWAlD and JAMES JACOBY •' BSTACLEI Tij AT BRIDGE WIN Thursday, June 5, 1975-PA ' T MEALS NE"r' A5€ !i TO __- oI A Frigmalkill WCO wash,, , '"Ø$• I. ; ', • - 1 - I ogidalfill 20 - THAT mu% HC*ASTY tVTEdGRirv1 APE ) -, , PE I T f-i' - --;'-t-,,.I- �IT CLASSIFIED Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, June 5, 1973-1A Orlando - 9:00 (2.8) Movie (6) Movie (9) Streets Cl San Francisco (13) Stonemans (24) A Family At War (44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Honey West (24) Intercom (fl, 44) Star Trek TONIGHT'STV Semester Today in Florida Daily Devotional 10:10 (6) Political Telecast (13) June Allyson 7:30 (P) A (35) Science Fiction 80O (6) 810 (44) CINIMA COOP RGAINMATI.IVtRYt1AT1 M 2:30P,M.-S1.25 Sweepctkes (6) Friday ... 0:13 A I UUL.M . II 3UflSflIfl (9) Special: The Ultimate Risk 1O'ifl ( 2 8 1 W1nI Of êMT me "of locommioc too 6:30 Fortune (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8) High 8-9 CBS THE WAI.TONS Refull"n Of .1",A&P']E".IM~ PIED _____ ft Big Club -P-01- Midnight a .f!I1flINflUI ctwPri -......... DAVID CARRADIHE j.rnu'wruuu DEATH "THE TEXAS MflQflPPr" utunuIJnvuuI. _____________ is and Keller goes underground, clairvoyant convinced they're still loved arid wanted. But thes' posing as a draft dodger to pick her WAIL1 OMIt _______________________________ i.a __________________ I? MUST WITH PARENT UNDER $ 41. 3 41-141.745145 DEATHRiE 7000 I •' DfYtl WIfl1,1 'v '. 1iULL' 1 STREISAND & CAM ' OTH(I LOT OF nu as 5:45 PM ~,70 11 ____ _____ he tries hard. y AA a . 4 1 : t #r.r_ 1r%1 1 1; [.] ________________ ____ $tjdqaiti 1)5 7:15 '00 __________________________ a pretty blind has who own death by But young predicted violence. 6-Child DR. LAMB - I - arthritis. %Vafl may not GET MORE ON Every Month Over 300 Movies Every Month use helps to relieve 1, j l. 3 thning FEATURING ., Many Network Movies And Programs Exclusively On The Cable • MON.-THURS. 7.11 * 7 Bedrooms, 7 baths conig"4c1 funnishpd Air condition, S month Your gracious c ou ntry living, yet city s ec urity, Quiet, sou ndproof, deep thig carpeting, d ec or fur ntvre, ou tdoor picnic and bar becues In the courtyard, and helpful manager Special move in allowance Ont, 2 BR ten COCKTAILS 3.7 P.M. medications. Not all t he reports on Motrin are as enthusiastic as those of its manufacturer. The M edical Letter for physicians '' ~,, % øullful I bedroom, 7 bath p, kith natural stone I Drofetsioriatty decorated and )real neighborhood, large lot ____ ___ O FRI. from 5 p.m. SAT. from 8 p.m. SATURDAY 5 11A.M.. 11P.M. 12 P.M. PARK DRIVE • SANFORD RESERVATIONS HONORED PHONE 3210424 MOBILE HOME PAR $55 lilt [tent From Best lot selection now Sand lewood ALL WITH GREAT RECEPTION Mobile Home Park. Villas A' display . Unfurnished " SANFORD REALTOR 372 I * Dishwasher.Disposal * Clothes Washer-Dryer * • Larry Saxon, Realto 51300 P ERA T E NO QUALIFYING ov 3 tiP home. all extras, $ derest 179.000 372 7717. 14 Park Dr TOP 9751 177 AFTER H' 377 0641 3723 Rent Purchase Plan PS_ 7 full baths, family room ern and sharp 3 bedroom S Ian. 1' i baths, fenced Vol arQe,cartetsst o ve y w ayr, Puurn, fenced yard *19.000 372 6399 or 373 9550 r i Swim or Fish me on lake, lovely tying roni drooms. 7 baths *27.300 p. uv , ., nu o Sanford, By Owner, 3 BR. 2 bath, air, carpet, garage, screened porch, 7 yrt old, 576.900 373 6137 * 2. fCARIRIIIAGE Heated Pool . COVE State Rd. 427, 2. miles east of 17-92. fl. .ifllUl1 I 1111111- 111111k L_ Furnished ,'. .1 1 1 Or 7 Bedroom Adults only RK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 73 4 3 Perk D'e 570 up Pdroom apt lightt, water furSh ed Aglts r p'4 7S 377 , 0 , 4 e.e'. & wkrg OLDIST& BROKERS P.O LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 10'.55' mobile home, excellent condition, nicety furnished. central heat, air cond-lioner, 2 bedroom. I bath $7,700 or best offer. 377 1536. after 7. 373 0117. ask for Mrs Baggenly Available July 1 - -> •1 k - 7 .I I STEAK HOUSE ' - : h Arbor, lakefront, 3 BR. 7 bat on. heat air. çarage 5.19.5 crc Really REALTOR. 373 71 PAYTON REALTY 135 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD . Realty e GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr',e Sanford 37) 571) kNFORD'S SALES LEADER" 43-Lois-Acreage 43 UNTRY CLUB- LIKE NEWt Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Areal rhIs 7 bedroom home on corner lot 5 ready to move ml New shag :arpetfng, paint, plumbing fix, ures. almost everything! Priced flu-st 515.000, _______ i - Vx :; _'i -'-' -- 'awers. S75; old School desk. i ll slie mattress, $10. rock 730; twin bedroom, comple 5. round toffee table, $10; fort, *10. Blonde Mahoqa ubte pedestal table and 4 chai &.,S P,.JUIVIL I ?i I IULl I Singer Zig Zag with cabin tSP' price of UI or S payments 50 Golden Touch 'n Sew, $ E SITE Beautiful wca'idt'd tot. leo' A 173', n ore,s, *7.000 - T =7 ' - I ' 1 9i The Bei.udiq" & Ty,r. Bedroom a pa rtments & UPS Payton Realty - - ' FREE 37? 162i -. 1973 Ford Pinto Squire waqn 78---4Pctorcycles completely lOaded, low miIe3t -- Call 3736131 1971 Honda (6 700 Pull backs, tISSy t.ar with padS, crash bars, 37? 7779 before) WE FINANCE * * * $450 Call 377 0691 AT ___ CVI WI P Iwheel Honda Like New Call After 6. 372 1345 , c TO C nOOSE 1, CL EAt. ITAW A 5 .,, T[ ;o ft.' * * * Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY PIOCREDIT C0111-Co, NOINTEREST PiOWEOTAPE 3733564 ** * Excellent condition Luggage rack, crash bar, 17 miles per gal. *httC After 3pm - 1971 Honda EtsinoreMT 2SO yes checked, health guaranteed '36.700 after 1 NATIONAL AU TO SALE S 76005 FRENCH SANFORD S650, 323 0141 IFlorida'siji.]'r Central --- '1~ C. ars1l , . i ji .f. I I972 NOVA I 1972MALIBU 1974 GREMLINS Loaded S1895 From $2495 1972 PINTO Loaded $1795 1974 CAMARO Loaded S3795 1970 DUSTER 1972T0RlN0 1974 Loaded $1195 Wagon $1995 MONTE CARLO $3795 1973 TOYOTA Landcruiser 1972T0R1N0 4 Door 1975 MONTE CARLO $2995 1972 TOYOTA $1995 I974LUVPICKUP $4595 1974 Wagon. Loaded Air FIREBIRD $1895 $2795 $3895 1972 VEGA GT Loaded 1973 CAPRI Loaded 1968 DATSUN Pickup $1395 $2195 $1195 Loaded $1895 1 1974 PINTO Wagon, Loaded $2895 I od buy's IMORE WASHER, parts, lie . used machines 53-TV- Radio-Stereo MANY MORE TO SELECT FROM! COLOR TV, $14 95 MONTH EP4TAL PURCHASE PLAN 64.1 1006 IL CTT ril - ?. ! 7100 =2 ! Irij Ar 11, ('m """""' , " , A 0 V twell Drive Day Bed. ClOthil ys & Misc. Sat. thru Mon 1C • Garage Sale C.,.. ,s,._.__ 1 ASAP'.A Reg Real Estati Broker 7701 S F rrnch Ave.321 0011 -________________ PLAN TO BUILD' Look at this heutiful shaded lot N1(J' no I ike crystal, 56.5 Beautiful Countr y Acr 73 HP Johnson motor w i ll trade for 'Yt'ir'S?lp :r't'i" ton big for my boat 107 Crystal Lake Dr. 323 6599 Mr Byrd. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 19, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air Conditioning Investigators corm fi t A ,%,r (.1' ,xi fl For free estimates. call Carl harris. At SEARS in Sanford 322 1771 I property, deep well living SANFORD AVE. IM FINANCING AVAILABLE IF YOU HAVE GOOD CREDIT OR USE OUR rant 6 , A. r..-c,, .',crt rn 323 l'i"p'S .1 MAKE ROOM ;o STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAS1 WITH A WANT AD Phorw 1722611 or I3I 9993 And .5 fniendl, Ag 11411 0 FSTFRSOPI LAND CLEARING N. Pest Control Bulldozing. F UcavAting. Ditch I _______________________________ Work F tI dirt to soil 3275941 _______ :.c ' 0 1,1:,'.'. PEST (ONTI,'OL C&A Aackhoe Service ARE WANT AD Permanent Wave. $10 ECIAL sk for "Glen " Bernice's Beau. lon. 263 Sanford Ave 372 3936 ".' 'I ne-edt" Serve a useful purpose PicritJ • ,'',, ' Land Maintenance 0 n' ( lt.i;k 1- )e *k, C' uStOr'i hay blrcj LOP"' CIpArirj 32? I.12r a!t,'r S Y,- 'aIn when you Sell them with a latsified Ad from the fill dirt, (liy. rock .15 ri :l'uj.ng kl."_'e Ira .rr-j ,d 'i ..- ,1 1:: s14 .. )77$56S .I"aiilt'.Irmfli.J I . ' .i -; '. , -- BUDGETS ROM THE 01 (lAthS CIW1n9 or day. 7213903 OLSIEPED WITH VALUES COME IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF GOOD USED FURNITURE 'i. ,. .I(i' roqe PHONE 323.9370 -!7 Paint & Body Work - 1041- 14-S BEAUTY SAi ON orr,'niy tlrnrtt's Bea uly Nook) 519 E Pine 37? S742 4 -'2' .'-s.-!r!F -I , ', AlIT At(i',r LA'D cii.'t., All tpe's Iris & cleared We hOve top SOIl, tilt dirt, clay, and shell available Pitate dill f'I.Q Beauty Caro 500 r# Bonded'rOu P'iS'.r Ir INVI ST IGA'T 01,': ALL TYPES best I 'n-.''' 736. 73.fl, r'o 3:3 C7 er 323 :t, " "." ,' Land - Dove's Furniture - s A. 'I 4% ,s$?r ' Flor ii JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 722 6.137 After tinS 322 7111 - S like pennies from heaven when iou Sell "Don't Plead's with a want ad ? AcreS near Paola Home clear I I , -I (. (argon-I Sale Fri & Sat Clothes tools, iiortie furniture rnsi ?l: HiaPlawn In 6925 Harold Ha ll Realty ?O6 S 14w, Il 97 W[AL10W)71 3771 ,1 Yard Sate 9 till Tl,urt, and Fr . Mist Items 107 Tangerine Dr Ravenna Park, Sanford 373 3021 ' -- Pick UpAbangr-.rj Cars 1973 Suzuki CT 250 10,000 Miles. more portable dishwasher, w rc.genl ultr*cj s'jrfacc 3 Cy Kish Real Estate i Owner Lovely 3bcdoomt, 1 y ear Id. large family room with ireplace. very large If alnt rns I core, Idl 1 1wilde Section 37) 916* Peal Cheap 3730195 ousebnr'aking. Obedience. rotection $317370 CALL Breed Dog Training Academy chair, s: 54-Garage Sales - 1971 Codge Challenger Heater, Air, Power ' - SCHOOL FOR DOGS - I 0'---- Cheap Jeep 19M CJ S .1 wheel drive, fully enclosed hard too Good running Condition *550 Firm 373 1104 after S p m - 65-Pets-Supplies . ,.. Loaded Assume tO,in 722 8 7: Perjgtint1 Rater,"., $1293 a'irp'inri.' P E EL BODY SHOP. tIC'l ',,,rf',O A.i - 17 Collie purples, Sable and u,, . ...,. ioor Oar' ('jStC,'.' 373 ' APIFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St Downtown 3779111 Es.Se9 1114 C.. BEAUTIFUL El PONTtOME on Lake Harney Shores :omptetely paneled, Shag car ,eting, kitchen equipped. anid even boat and motor. Must see to iporeciate 533,900 236S Park Or ji.u'l''-,, auto PS, PB, 37,000 mile's Local peivate owner Factory Stock Bob Ba.'er 3Z' U09 ' - .. ,2 ' - - _______________ for Rent See At -7 of FIRST TIME DVERTISED! This lovely I droom. 1' a bath home is only 7 ears old Corner lot, carpeting hroughout. near schools and itOppinq. *26.700 Al TOPS - Pick up ar.c,1 camper Sirnpt j to 6, Stove, Sink. etc Sac or trade 377 5916 17, TRAIPllNç IN YOUR HOME cia, - - pnnels Thanks to you, our itorners 7 51-Household Goods flu 'ts.uy a , 75--Recreational Vehicles i IS our 151h year at Animal even Grooming a. Boarding s ,ofl.,,rtJ 1973 Plymouth Duster. AT, P5,6 Cyl air, sun roof, good condition. 12.100 32306.61. -1)'4'7 ' ---- All Breeds Discounts 0c obedience and protection 'airing Problem solving dog SychotogS 1 775 08)0 and 1962 Ford. 6 cylInder, new battery, carburetor and f i res, Must Sell. $375 217 Cedar Ave. Sanford - 322-242u Anytime _!,l1 new 24.64' 01 'he brook Moving? I droom. No Children or pets 7617 M. Sanford 319 6954 Corti# s^t the latest in luxury isni livirig* all me n stro rn 1-05 i'd i' '.t of Blue Lustre Electric Carpet .hampooer for only 5150 pc'c day CARROLL'S FURNITURE I MOBILE HOME MOVING Corn plete sl up I'll Save you money Licensed Orlando 771 5170 fl.ii,. 1 Ai)l Your MLS Agency -'-' Conditioner. 14,700 BTI. • 195.4 Dodge. Antique, will Sell by parts, or whole car Willie Tillman, 7777 W 73rd St 37] 1377 For used furniture. appI,1m,.eS. tools, etc Buy I ur 1001 itemS Larryts Mart. 213 Sanford Av. 4E-LSOPI'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave ST. JOHNS REALTY CO 'nec Shaded acres with nei edroorn, 7 bath mobile ho 17.500 Owner financed FROM it.Il_ a • .• 1600 -- .I. 37336U - DAVES' 373 9310 "nMO'1cir TILL yo.jni!in'1n' , ,sruer' Spot I lo u d Freer, 377 5191 Pibno, 5730; Couch I Chair, $123, 323 0207. rvenlenl to stores. churcf nalor hliPcways Trim) bedno bths, carpeted with con eat and air. t72 500 STUDIO 1. 2, 3 B ED ROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 62-Lawn-Garden Pr(; R ea l Estate Broker Sacrifice enpva Gardens Luxury Patio lIi c,k - I - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pnrrs pa Li'."d, any (ordtofl 641 0126, W'nter Park ________________________________ 'We Buy Furniture rtytirr.p - 1947 Gala*ieSOO,Scylincler Auto trans .goOd condition to Buy 76Auto Parts chen Bathroom Cabinel bunter top-s. Sinks Instaltali ,allabte Bud Cabell 372 temporary sofa 11 .1 1 - -. thiirs. S#'cretaraI desks 5, Wanted to buy used office furniture hairs, straight Chairs, filing Quantity PIOLL'S ebinets. as is Cash and Carr-,,Any , Clssefberry, Hey Il 92 t)0 171>5 PIOLL'S _________________________ Casselberry, 17 92 530 1706 , 1EAMWOLD- Recreational Building - .Oft $995 .-.-- ----.------ -------- ____ t,_l.tI... Sit ISA 7190 Apartments Range-Refrigerator " AA& f W CailBart Real Estat * W/W Shag Carpet - z. Al fit 1sI INSTALLATION ONLY lie wertnont-- Welva. 511,100 rI40' lot Sanford, 53,200 xlIO' lot fenced- Sanford. $3 Adult-Family Come out and inspect the Model Homes on , I1 1 1 1 1 1 FREI7DIES Jt edroom, It, bath on corner Reg Real Estate Brokei 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 available In finest . 3731570 I'lli 3edroom% in good establisl anford location central hi rpet, dIning room, screei Drch. On a corner wooded nty 572,500 373 9110. nortgage Save 555 F t OP. $I S5 110W AIRPORT BLVD 9 CHANNELS TO CHOOSE FROM WIlT REALTY I0000URNING FIREPLACI slel a,-sb IetC(jtiyC 64Equipment Junk. Trash Hauled Away St Pick up Load 5676306 Req Real Estate Broker 503W. itt St 3736061. 3730317 Eves Peg Real Estate Broker Phone 32% 06-a) 372 774 Countiy Breeze owI " , laie" ables & permanent boot vallable All under coy orated I, miles east of I Ion 5. Sanford at Stan's Auction 3 719 Att.r,rrs Ar,., duced to Settle Esta 1 ii, Saturctay& Sunday,Stosp. a WPdTOWN 7 OR, 1 bath horn 'rked as tow as 510.500 - Precise limed ret.as,.'d plant CU nmercial Zoned 2 BR, off rcor. busy street. low do 1,950 Acre Realty. REALT( p3?ISO 1972 Che'.rotet heavy duty pch ijp ton 34" shell. w'de Ires, 72 engine and many extras Ill 0529 68Wanted •' n I M UNSWORTH REALTY OL -- I BR. 2 bath, large FIor oom, cent heat & air. I39.7 Toy Poodle, white female. 6 no papers 530 )27 1729 after 4 ___ Oct r fl'j..f, rural area No do lyrTient, monthly payments I Ni rent Government subsidi qualified buyers Call to set )i Qualify! srge 7 B hOme, 2 car gara urrip & tprinkler System 0 72,500 Sanford's newest and * 2544 - Arr A, 1. U,,,, . .._ . .t,w% MAiTL AND FtFA aa'. n 1911 H*I It 1 r.5.,. i . c.. "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * an -. stark Two GE Air conditioners 730 & 2,000 IITU 372 3S3 IN ALL PRICE RAN G ES 377 , MOSSIE C. BATEMA Riot Re Real Estate ,. .--,.-,, V. 10 f,l is houses 79-Trucks-Trailers 60-Office Supplies ........ central system New 5350 373 4308 Choice Listings W. Garnett White 65-pets-SuppIie 'Cabin Cruiser Will trade for late 1914 lord F 100, 360. a,r, powr 6&-Horses model m otor cycle or compact car - ttcrinq, 33500 GVW. poti tn6r of equal value 371 1921. 377 1179 after S Well trained Pony, and tack, neck ___ rein $75 or best offer Richard Courtney boat. 35 HP engine You can get a fair PriCe whn you (ru'r, 377 0141 trailer, 5350 323 8694 after 1 30 advertise your "don't rceds" in _ .- __________ the Want tds 13 Evinrucle, 12' Fishing boat with . __6 H livinrudeinofor Fiberglass. 67A-Feed -8G--i alt well. $693 Call Don Pope, 377 631 Dealer .JIM DANDY JAll FEED (,,Sh P0(15014 MARINE "Buy Direct from (Soscar' For Your Junk C,,rs GORMLVE 16 Sanford 373 1733 7977 Hwy 17 92 373 9136 3723961 -- - Odor BALL REALTY JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC -- -- JsEd office furniture P0 7,5 TOD A Y 111 ,'i1* P11 ADS' CommercIal Propertle: Homes, Lots And Crltctifleld Cruiter. 160 Inboard iutboard power Ideat for family amping. sklng, & fishing 372 ill Of 372 0771 Ie.i Market. Sat & Sun free - central Flor,d.,'% MULTIPLE LISTING REALTC 377 1991 1919 5 Frei 377 7374, 372 1156.372 1911 372 1959.372 4 1 711 Pd Oak, Sanford 3 72 7171 day, 373 0.4*3 eve BROKER ASSOCIA _____________________;.- RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES OPEN MON. . FRI. .so your - THAN NEW HOME 545,500 JOHN SAULS AGEN( ___ rrANKLlpd ARMS APTS 1120 FIonldaAve 6450 * it unless your doctor change Broker ACRE FIANCHETTE 3 BED OOMS. 2 BATHS. BE TTE R ................-- inkling clean, 3 beOornt, 2 b kelront home, central heat iIr. frees, and other sili For Rent: Lease or monthly, gro floo r 7 bedroom fully furniti apartment Excellent Iocati $133 per month plus electrical t Call 3727173 for appointment __ Live one month tree Sevilla Oar. dens, 3015 Sanford Ave Spalout I 1 2 OR apts eat in kitchen, shag carpeting, plenty closest From *150 3720116 or 1 31 7073, Ryan its should results. Certainly you Spring Is "Move outside time" patio and lawn furniture at a o once Read th Classified Adi 7Bedroom.fenced yard $I7Smo Adults preScered 373 5151 or 372 6630 Friends Will Envy Arter I'm sure many patients will be pleased with Kuporis. hnunciu I'ews Channel Jim In with A Special Cable Channel With Movies And Programs Exclusively For Cable TV Viewers ;' the in. delighted that you have had such good success so far F CU,(IION of Isir-IR 3221114 Homesites pets 172 3930 - SINGER-GUITARIST OF INTERNATIONAL FAME . I'm U ' of Sports • National & World News Channel i ivacy fence Assume pee BAMBOO COVE APTS. 300 Airport Blvd .373 1 3 ' Furnished Lake Mary,7BR lurnished, utill pd except gas 5160 AdultS 371 00 SPRING HOUSECLEANING' Seminole College area, large 01 country home, 2 BR, 7 pond Must be handy & able to repaIrs, 5100 mo Also, Wir Springs, 2 or 3 BR, large Ian room Beautiful shrubs and tnt 5700 mo 131 Sfl7. CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR 33-Houses S 155.5160 rheumatoid arthritis. continue ' - SubAw don't alter the disease, but do make living a lot more pleasant. In lar ger doses Motrin is said to have an anti inflammatory effect, meaning decides to 4 7 Bedroom unfurniShed apt, ar. watt to wall carpet $125 month damage depo%f I 703 F list St 323 1359 after S 10 SELL THOSE NO LONGER NECDEO ITEMS III A CLASSIFIED AD ?'.,'i j' T THOSE LUXURY ITEMS F '' " __________________ Rentals - , Thanks to CliSSified Ad. users fast results at low cost Try one today Phone 372 7611 or 51 1 9' - osteoarthritis and - I & 7 Bedroom Apti *105170 mo i Motrin is for relief of pain. As wi th usual dcses of aspirin, the amounts used to relieve pain in flamnation that occurs 4 Channels From The Tampa Area - , most common Motrin, _________ - T,, c, t, rry. ,nJ rr,j'fi1 franchise Call f,jrl 904 253 p ,q enc cc, only 619 Atlantic National Bank Bldg. it JOHN SAULS AGENCY . 711 N. Oak, Sanf or d 7277174 day. 373 0455 eve. ASSOCIATE BROKER ' - enjoying the popularity of a new drug. It was used in Canada for almost 18 months before it was recently approved for nwrketing in the United States. You can th ink of It as a sub- it 44 24-Business Opportunities I_________________ Executive Secretary stitute for aspirin. CABLE TV Over 800 Different Programs awhile and it is Th e - I ''""'""" i drug to treat be so "in. " Right flOW .,,., _____ ____ - - I JOHN SAULS AGENCY Stemper Realty ',tlkeepbookS nmp Fome I years capenICflCC 373 $317 ________________________ jJ the new "in" cs; cc City block deep I? Citrus ! ees, garden, well & pump. large illty shed . Adjacent to wooded ty park 525.000 or cash and some into at $ 135 per mo. 371 * 90 after ururpum, ii DÔTF1. i kitchen equipped, c en tral heat & I air, fenced yard. 5190 mo )fl 9/ 39 I ______ pleads with is very unusual for me. Is that the amount requir(d to be him, assures him he'll get fair which there any harm in continued "as effective as usual doses of PC (P0TH ALSO treatment. Best line of the LOST IN THE Does it have a aspirin in the treatment of series, "I'm use DESERT on joints or is it rheumatoid arthritt! and-or I(L ______________ ___________ Puerto Rican, accused of beneficial effect '1'-H osteoarthrltis" is larger than with just a pain killer? possession, standing In jail ___________________________________________ those used in most of the studIes DEAR READER It appears that Motrin or ibuprofen of the drug in terms of safety. is ?L'!4if j .rpavu - me how market? I So far I have had no side effects 322.6457 Is,. _7I47____ D 'i's 1" 1 54'(I,,r1.'i'1.. r'irvithly rvs.cJ7çJp 372 $7 Lawn Mowers, We Sell The Best & Service The Rest Western Auto 301 W lit St 531 577? r,,i,ner '3 (SR. I bath, big cow ,I, brauiijul oaks, new can :r. - rd.,5 ,..'. ' or details, tall 727 0375 frOm l or 377 7139 eves - a Large Space heater, complete, 170 gal fuel tank. Gauge & new smoke REALTOR Thursday, June 5, !:! IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - _______ (SOY- SELL- TRADE CLIFF JORDAN 645 7): w erry Realty, REALTOR, ..-- - -__After Redroom, 1', bath, new can garage, close to sthooli 3?) I or 372 1136 ________________________ Lamb J V'tjtOI -' Ill VENPIA PARK. 104 Tangem or By Owner. )BP, air, new rc ewly painted, deep w prinkl.r system, fenced y 13,700. 373 1576 : 'cdrOonis. 11 , bath home big HAL1STATE INC. Unfurnishe REALTOR', .........- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ford, by Owner- Idyliwildi pd Ion. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Ian som on large lot, low dc ayment Call 312 04S after I rn Forrest Greene, Inc. 37) 6351 OIL VI lYIOI( -. 621 2167 or 759 2169 SANFORD 7 bedroom home vii den, carpeting Vacant, m right in with good terms tI0, WE TAKE TRADES SANrOPI) 3 bedrooms. I' ba t t'entnal heat and or Fe nc ed b yMd Will dicka'q cm sws 574,1 ' '-________ - --- 55-Boats & Accessories III 11SF First St A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PR T THAT'S A CLASSI F IED A JOHNNY WAI KER - Available June 10 5160 moi 5100 dama ge bend $30 5171 a 6. 30 .Apartments Unfurnished ___________________ ___________________________________ Defar. Ad?t% Lovely targe 1 bed STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If room. air. ideat tar netr ed persons Classified Ads didn t ,a,Ork 66$ 645. 372 $OSI ___________________________ there wouldn't be an, ____________________ ____________________ MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE _______ '73 p900 18-Help Wanted Dr. great relief from arthritic pain. I find many of my friends are doing the same wi th good i(tf,C (<ff Commeic,al, No -- - !rend a rcta'ecl weeke nd camping on the scenic Wekiv River iShirig and canong Camp Seminole. 372 1170 have been taking Motrin for several months and find it gives me - 21-Situations Wanted - - _____ -- Maronda Homes I arac tot, quiet neiqhtxirhood bedroom home Owner will t clown payment and hold morlg on $18,700 or pay equity. astu *11.700 371 191R Buyers nintactu.. 3 &,irOorn' centr4l heat and very quiet, partially furnusC )77 cs, Sanford Ave WnIi,la,., ........"-i 14-Canesorts ______ _____ - o FiY Care Saturday & i enng Child Care Aqes A (Pigs Aonid 32 3 5121 By Larence E. lamb, M.D. "Ramon" RERUN the desk. Miller - --------- DEAR 'OM It thru retirement Mutt uatify Excellent investment Our Quettlont can be answered 32-Houses good pay. day or night I7iift% Alt in person to Quality inn. I I SR 4)1. Longwood, Room 1S - FOUND Female St Ilcrnard Lake Mary area 377 391? Arthritis Pains he'snot and results. Can you tell is brought in for possessi on , on long it has been on the ______________________ grabs ___________________ a gun carelessly left LIGHTNING 1 to protect _________ in pursuing his music career, 8-8:30 ABC BARNEY as A w Small Labrador female LOST puppy. 3 mo'. black, from Lake J Monrol' area REWARD 37) 6569 ___________ Harry 's assignment tonight is deserter San Francisco In up as bait for the killer. ABC HARRY o Sight" RERUN Option PLANNING A GARAGE SAL TO t DON'T FORGET IN IT yE PT ISE CLASSIF lED ADS 377 7611 - Lmc,c tv,iir Weinnaraner, Telephone Solicitors. needed to Geneva vicinity, Ma,' 21: invite people to tom a now dinner twu in no of mcmcai club No cipenlence necessary, attent i on 349 5121 or 349 5731 Miser) RERUN Sam Funny situation when a frightened young Hispanic boy IN is SUNSHINE realizes Ji ll needs a mother, and murdered ond - p. HouSe, 330 E phone calls to iy I bednooms, 2 baths, garage , years old. *73.400 )fl 7191 LOST Drug Relieves discriminate in. 8.8:30 NBC MILLER 'II i butting 1011 Ain 't Marchin ' RERUN A Anymore" because the girl proposes to realizes Sam is looking for someone to care ___________________ to" FRANCISCO"! Jill and make It easier for him '• J-4! .'. more himself ABC STREETS OF SAN 9.10 he CA IDA% ,UB Found & very successful STARTS TOMORROW ____ _________________ ______________________ be have to about fair play" to me They're _ ___________ only it 's Sweet 2000 5-lost r. icr will SIll or rent with love Into A New Home For $120 - Waitress needed, flexible hours. A.,,.I..I., Apartments. ymentt lets than rent . . . . .J ill) the nitirderer's trail. Ile Sets ;I gun in my hand. and you talk tempt.rary. Tk Wagon about RACE (44) Get Smart But NOW 77-1.1it 1W711111177 (35) Mayberry RFD "Th e Caretakers" RERUN The grandparents become in. dignant In a family di spute, claim they are being put down by the o thers. So they move out. Rollers iO4JSII CitiDUli 3-4.6-4-11 (24) C ,rrascr.icrida. Gambit Jeannie Sunrise (13) Peter Loves -41-Houses Air conditioned 1 bedroom dup Utilities furnished 5125 moo Couple only. 372 6455. or __________________________________________________________________________________ (6) (6) News lS ALLOPIOL A PRO B LEM' IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For further nforniatlon call 173 1357 MechaniC or viorite 2600 Orlando Sanford Al Anon family Group p o 3" 1700 fbi 553. Sanford. Fla 32711 ---. -'•'' 'L*-' ;_t . .$I litiu* oIl 44i1S FACED WITH A DRINKING income as an AVON Rfpre5n PROBLEM tativeCIl 6.11 3079 perhaps AtCi"'nI ,c Anr.'r ' P 5'.r(' ii l(tif? 1 S'I 1.111 4~j Asa,, Ad. 322 forget It with a CIa%siti WritC P0 fbi 1313 761% Sanford, Florida 37771 Manager for staff or debt. cipet' encedorineip Eiccltent benefits ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Sanford area 591 7291 free. 6.41 2077 for We Cane'- (9) ABC News (24) Yp (44) thr S!cogc.s 4:00 (2, 8) Sorr;erset (6) Mery Griffin Wanted F.rs 305 5)1 3139. $67 60 51 chison Ocean front Apartm en ts, 9 S Atlantic Ave. Daytona each Call 3274053 bedrooms, 2 lull baths, ga. at central heat and air. carpet drapes, all conveniences 7130 have Pstinqt We h6v buyers We need another real est make sales licenSee to help Forrest Greene. Inc 373 6353. 327 SkiD eves (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 610 (2.8) NBC News 5 ( nr" ' H'jbe Nv Duple*, Furn Drapes. Water. La Longwood- 2 901 773 6999 36-Resort Prope rty bedroom, carfort Children Ok 3737517 - TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS ' I Drcar' 6:25 (2) (6, DEITON,. Rradfnrci Lane SISi. 32766w Care 373 1571 or 66$ 6346 ________________________ 18H(.?IP - (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6. 0, 9) News " uncle S. 1' Sundoy - Noon FrIdai _______________________________________________________ 4--Personals W.iIm.E :itlng new I bedroom, 2 b ome with towering cathec Ming in the living room, dir orn, ano family room. 17' gt tiding wall overlooking or, rounds, INCOME TAX CREI PPLIFS It won't last long 21,900 Reg Real Estate ftnok.'r 1 ________________________________________________________________ , • iJi a i.t 441 1:00 (2) Jackpot (8) Romper Room (35) 100 Club (44) Father Knows Best - ii (9) Jokr:. Wild Almanac OF CLASS 1PC 1$, . _,u , Real Estate 3 Bedrooms, family room. 510 (2) News (6) Andy C,rilfi' (13) Daytime 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To •M Tomorr ow ,., i M NEW CONC1E 7 [ BLOCK HO? financed by Farmers Home ministration to qualified bu with no down payment Why I when you can buy for less? Furnished or unf,jrnitj Noon The Dag Before Publication Club 3:00 (2. 8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Younç' And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password () 8i Valley 12: 30 (7, 0) Blank Check Celebrity 10-00 (2) 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac A Andy's Gang Ain - 7 Bedrooms, adultS prelerr ed , DEADLINES (44) Mod Squad Underdog ( AFTERNOON - MORNING GEORGE tEGAL GLENDA JACKSON IN Lifestyle nintiIC home valage, under iran shady oaks on the scenic ekiva Modern clean interiors, rom 1110 5 Mi W of Sanford 177 ill Tired of High Ren 0 ________ (35) Mickey Mouse Showd own (35) My Favorite Martian WEKIVA RIVERS 31A--Duplexes _______________ tJnlLirn (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (9) The Big Furn. Of UflIUIfl. Apts.. large 1 bedrooms, carpeted, air dltloned. No pets. Moderate r 3721110. ,. 41c a line 1 thru S times 1 c a line 3 6 thru 25 times 2ca line 26 times ($t.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 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Thursday J UL 41-Houses 831- 9993 322 - 2611 fl1JP . ADS LEISURE Seminole ic: WTu . Pet Core PET WEST II'. Board ri & Gncwrnrj ____ Ph 3721057 No the Herald Classified ads "ark srrf v" is. ,5flc, P',"y3 .50 t Lit' ',e" �L 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford FL Thursday, June 5, 975 SPORTS Q Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, June S, 1973-18 Brown, Pearce Selected 40 DRAFTED b Yog i Berra To Son .0. Randy Brown of Seminole High Schoil was drafted by "Maybe this will wake up some of the college coaches the New York Mets and Ron Pearce of lake Brantley was around here," Seminole High School Baseball Coach Jerry picked by the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday in the pro Mays said. "Randy is definitely interested in pro ball, but he baseball free-agent draft, is also interested in a college education." Brown was selected by the Mets in the seventh round and Pearce has been offered a free ride with Stetson, acPearce went to the Pirates in the 13th round. Both Seminole cording to Lake Brantley Coach Red Washington. County athletes were drafted as pitchers. Pearce was 6-1 for the Patriots with three no-hitters. He Brown was 4-I with two saves for the Seminoles this year. averaged 12 strike outs a game and recorded an 0.87 earned The Tribe was 1611. IUfl average. Ile registered an earned run average of 235 and lie also played centerfield and batted. 350. averaged more than one strike out an inning. 1k fanned 75 lake Brantley was 15-6. batters in 60 innings, Pearce is the first athlete from Lake Brantley picked in a When Brown wasn't on the mourn' 1' was in the outfield , Professional draft. This year's senior class Li Lake BranSte 614 ' ueys first graduating class. ' 'Congratulations, Da/e,, Uhle , -Pass The Butter. Okay?' 0 1 NEW YORK i AP) - If Manager Yogi Berra of the New York Mets wants to congratulate his son, Dale, on being chosen in the first round of baseball's free agent draft Wednesdaj, he has Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's permission - to write him a letter. "I would emphasize that your representatives are not to discuss negotiations by a player with another club," the commissioner warned the 24 major league clubs before Wednesday's draft got started. "If you want to congratulate a player, write him a letter. Any personal contact will be viewed with suspicion.Yogi's 18-year-old son was picked in the first round of the draft, but not by the Mets. Instead, the Montclair, N.J., high school shortstop was grabbed by the Pittsburgh Pirates after the Mets had decided instead to choose a high school catcher, Altred Benton of Tallahassee, Ha. So Berra is forewarned. If he wants to talk to Dale at dinner time, It had better be aboutthe food. Young Berra batted .50 this season with 52 hits in 100 at bats including 10 home runs. But he may not be ready to turn pro. lie's had baseball scholarship offers from Arizona State, Miami and Seton Hall among others and football offers from Ohio State and Notre Dame. His older brother, Tim, was a rookie wide receiver with the National Football League Baltimore Colts last season. "I am very happy, and he was too," saic' Yogi, adding that he didn't care which team chose his s()fl, as lung as he got chosen. What about his chances of making it to the majors? "if I didn't think he could play, I wouldn't let him sign," said Yogi. "All I had to do was see him swing the bat to know that he 's a prospect." General Manager Joe McDonald defended the Mets' pick, saying: "We draft by ability and not by position. Al Benton was the player we judged with the best ability when our turn came." The Pirates also chose another familiar big. league name later, picking Jim Bu.sby's son, Jim Jr.. an outfielder from Florida State University, on the draft's eighth round. The first player chosen Wednesday was a familiar one to major league scouts - catcher Danny Goodwin of Southern University at Baton Rouge, La. He was selected by the California Angels and it marked the second time that he has been the top choice in the free-agent draft. The Chicago White Sox picked him No. 1 out of high school in 1971 but he went to college instead. Now, he says, he's ready for pro baseball. He has a career .394 batting average with 20 homers and 166 runs batted in in 169 games at Southern, where he was a premed student. In his snioc year, he batted .45 with a Southwestern Athletic conference record of 46 1181 in 41 games. That prompted the Angels to grab him. After the Angels drafted Goodwin, the San Diego Padres selected left-handed pitcher Mike Lentz from Kirkland, Wash., who has his own set of impressive statistics. Lentz was 14-2 with an 0.47 earned run average and 199 strikeouts and 22 walks in 104 innings. For his career, he had a 28-8 record with 441 strikeouts in 249 innings. What's more, he led his high school conference with batting averages of .461 and .451 the last two seasons Of the 24 first round selections, 16 were high school graduates and eight were collegiate products. Three of the first seven players chosen were catchers, including Goodwin and Benton. The tnird catcher picked was Rick Cerone of Seton Hall University, who as chosen by the Clevelarul 'I- Indians. Cerone was one of two firstround choices who will be playimg in the College World Series at Omaha. Nev,, beginning Friday. The other was pitcher Jim Gideon of the University of Texas, who was chosen by the Texas Rangers. Besides Goodwin, Cerone, and Gideon, the college players selected in the draft's first round were left-handed pitcher Theodore Barnicle of Jacksonville State, picked by San Francisco; right-handed pitcher Robert Knapp of Central Michigan, by the Chicago White Sox; right-handed pitcher Michael McLaughlin of David Lipscomb College, by Houston; first baseman Otis Foster of High Point College, by Boston; and catcher Bruce Robinson of Stanford; by Oakland. Sixteen rounds were held Wednesday with 384 players selected. The draft continued with the secondary phase today. NO-HITTERS Is Turner Effort Flawless Joan Turner tossed a no- during the five-inning per. singles and Mary Mcovern Shoemaker %'.ith a triple. hitter and Charlie's blasted 14 fcrmance. She struck out one, smashed a triple for Dorothy Bryant of Ritz pit. hits to knock off Atlantic Jo Opisso led Charlie's of. Shoemaker, ched a two-hitter. She did not National Bank 19-1 Tuesday in fensive attack with three Patty Wiggins limited Ritz to issue a free pass and fanned the Sanford Recreation singles. Cathy Griffith, Turner, three hits. She did not walk a one. Department Women's Softball Carol Ann Pickleg and Martha batter and struck out one. League. Oestreich added two singles Ritz belted 10 hits in its slim Charle't 408 01 -it 14 2 —00) 00-- I 0 In other games, Shoemaker apiece. win over Shoemaker. All Nall Construction Company bombed Shoemaker scored eight runs Rosemary [laws led the Shoemaker IS) 02 Ritz Theatre 16-0 and, in a in the top of the first inning and barrage with a home run and R.tz 000 00— 0 rai'icd-out game from May 1, then stretched its lead over single. Mertis Cockerhan poked - -Ritz edged Shoemaker 7.5. Ritz. R ill 001 041 I two singles. 7 10 Shoemaker Turner did not walk a batter 010 010 31 - S 2 Linda Heiman slammed two Francis Thompson paced Andy Muth Untouchable Andy Muth pitched a no-hitter and won, and Tim Johnson and Wesley Steele pitched a nohitter and lost Wednesday in the Sanford American Little League. Seminole Petroleum bombed Florida State Bank 14-4 Tuesday in a rained-out game from Ma>' 14. Muth led Sanford Recreation Department to a 9-1 win over Johnson and Steele did not Mike Towers of Seminole Seminole Petroleum, and allow a hit, but they gave up six Petroleum gave up only two Sanford Atlantic Bank defeated runs. Steele singled for the hits. He walked five and struck U.S. Bank 6.2 despite Johnson game's only hit. out five. and Steele's no-hitter. Billy Heaps fired a one-hitter Muth struck out 11 and for Sanford Atlantic, striking Scm. Petroleum 001 00-1 0 Sint. kic. walked seven en route to his out 11 and walking six. 440 10* S hitless gem. He also blasted a 000 110-2 1 Stewart Smith and John Polk U.S. Bank home run. Scott Richardson Sanl A1 200 10* —' 0 each collected two singles for slammed a triple and single, and Greg Church slapped two Seminole Petroleum in its win Scm Petroleum 011 13— II S Fla St. Bank 202 0-4 over Florida State Bank. singles. Aranda., Copeland Battle At Juco Nationals OCAL, - Stan Aranda and Bucky Copeland are among 16 singles' players and eight doubles' teams still competing in the National Junior College Tennis Championships at Ocala. More than 150 tennis players from all over the United States are competing. The players are vying in one massive singles' and doubles' tournament. Aranda and Copeland, Seminole Junior College's top two players, each won two singles' matches and one doubles' match Wednesday. The finals of the event are slated Friday. With Aranda and Copeland still alive, the SJC Raiders still are in the running for the national team title. Howard Flagg, meanwhile, faltered to Paul Griffith 2-6, 7-5, 7.6 in his first match Wednesday and was eliminated from the huge tournament. SJC has 14 points. Odessa (Texas) Community College Is leading the large field with 19 points. Teams are awarded a point every time its players win a match. Ben Hogan Aranda ar'I Copeland were to play this morning. Aranda, who is seeded No. 11, was to battle six-seeded Dean Smith. Copeland was to play 29th-seeded Ron Avent. Copeland downed Robbie Rodriquez 6-0 and 6-2, 12th-seeded Joe Kolhowitz 5-7, 6-3, 7-5 in matches Wednesday. SJC Coach Emma Spencer said the Raiders' chances for the national title "don't look bad at all. We'll be up there somewhere. Aranda dumped Len Baz.ivk 6-4,6-2 and Richard Chandler of Miami Dade North 6-3, 6-3. "But you never know. You can have an off-day just like in any sport. you never know. I'm just hoping." Copeland and Aranda bettered the doubles' duo of liendersn and Ezel from Calhoun Community College 6-3, 6-3, and Doug Maliczowski and the doubles' team of Malizowski and Flagg were defeated in Tuesdav' second round. AAm oL A&mwomAiii., Ambn J aviuiiuffiuii No Longer Visions Open Championships building between L)allas and Fort Worth year-old golfing iiminiort.,l is still comn lie plans to spend most of his time at petitive off the fairways. the course when he retires from the gall hogan, a bit of gray now showing at the equipment company in three years. "I temples and it limp in his walk From a like building things and that's my neirfatal automobile accident in 1949, recreation now,' he said in an interview. runs the company which bears his name, "Golf isn't fun anymore because I can't It iLs out a top brand of golf balls, clubs Play like I used to, and bags. "I certainly don't feel cheated because "It's a challenge and you have to keep 8Y DENNE If. FREEMAN ahead," he said. "We come out with a I can't play regularly anymore like Sam AP Sports Writer Snead," hi, said. "I think it's marvelous new model club each year, just like t FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — automobile makers do. I refuse to up- that Sam can keep goin the way he does. Hogan no longer stands in the fairway I love golf, but I have other ways to keep prove anything unless It's good." with a five-iron In his hand. Thousands of close to the game. Arriving early in the morning, Hogan dollars no longer ride on his precise checks with engir4cers, designers and "I wake up in the mldd!e of the night swing. and have an idea about a new club shaft assembly line workers. Sometimes pansInstead the man who won nine major and leave myself a note..." Ing for only a brief lunch, he will take golf championships can be found sitting new clubs and balls and test them lie says in three years he expects to behind a mahogany desk in a lushly car- hinlf. complete work on a course he's had in peted office, puffing a cigarette, pausing mind designing for some years. • still enjoy hitting a golf ball," said for a sip of coffee and studying business Ilogan, who now plays oily an occasional And when he gets that course ready, plans. Hogan will get himself a moving truck— round with friends because of his knee Golf is still Ben Hogan's all consuming injury, he'll need a large one—and tuck all his love. No longer, however, does he dream trophies to it. The course and all around And once Hogan puts the finish on the of winning a fifth U.S. Open. HIS COfli- day at the plant, it's off the Trophy Club, it will stand as constant reminder of ore petitive playing (lays are over. But the 62of the game's greatest. hole championship layout he Is EI)lTOlt'S Non';: vSliat does one of golf's premier players do when he has retired from competitive play? In the final installment of a three part series based on a lengthy interview, Ben Hogan discusses his current activities and his future. - ij Kerr and Petersen from Central Texas Community College 6-3, 6-2. A1 pili Delights Harvard Graduating Class ('AMBRIDCE, Mas_. :I' - Harvard University seniors whooped and shouted as world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali made his debut as a Harvard lecturer Wednesday night. More than 1,200 students jammed the Harvard Business School auditorium to hear the words of the famed boxer whit.) admits to "barely making it out of high school with it 1)-minus average." hac a tendency to (;rget hat ) 0u 'cre yesterday. "I'm from Leuisvmlle. Ky., a little black L y who made $18 a week and wanted to be (;olden Gloves champ," he said. Ali estimated he would make about $2 million in his next bout with Joe Bugner of Great Britain, set for July 1 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. .iflon, htuh as plagued by violence last fall. "I don't know nothing about Boston," Alt said. "We love our Islamic schools. We're too proud," he said, to want to be integrated Into white schools. '1 don't hate nobody," he added. "I just love my own. Why upset the whole neighborhood' Exert your energies in your own neighborhoods. The problem is not busing, the problem is not a white problem, the problem is in your mind." Noting that some of those present in the For more than an hour, Ali talked without noks to the predominantly white auditorium would go on to be presidents, audience about life and love and the vat- (1O:tors, lawyers and scientists, Ali added, "I understand to speak to you, its No Ali appearance would be complete tie of true Friendship. got to be pretty heavy," wi thout poetry , and the champion had a "I had to let you know there are IIIOfC few offerings for the students. sides to Muhammad Ali than you see on But it wab the familiar "Ali shuffle" .t his wife Melinda's request, he televi5ion," the 33-year-o1d fighter told and the fighter's quips about an imitation recited his shortest poem, "How it feels Harvard's graduating class., of sportscaster Howard cosell that really to be as great as me." brought the house down. "People don't pay for that," he said of "Ste Wtwe." his lecture and poem on friendship. Most of the queries tossed at Ali during Ali told a news conference earlier in "They pay for foolishness." the question and answer session which the day he expected tc be in the fight In a lecture interrupted by applause ended the program tended to be light, rebusiness five incre years, then spend and several standing ovations, All urged [erring to his antics in and out of the ring, another 10 )ears in exhibition bouts to the students to "remember what you are One of the few serious questions was "let them see the ex-champ in places like today, because when you make it, you about the Boston school integration situLibya and Malaysia.' p 'n,J:.. ,I .i'.._.4-. 1-c'.;&u?cir ,.4..!...' '.. . �- tr-- -j'----'- '--,,---r-,"t-- 'ri", r ,-, r" - ,,.''r,r,, ttTrt .'. r'' r'-t;.',,,..r-ri'" - - - .. 25-Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Thursday, JuneS, 975 -------------------------------------- MifflISCOREBOARD -- Fire-Fighter Price Blazes Race Tracks I Major When you are not risking your life fighting fires, what do you do? For Bill Price, a fireman at the headquarter's station In Sanford, he relaxes by running his Limited Sportsman race car Saturday nights. He says ttis safer on the track than itisonthe highway. lie drove a race car for the first time last year and finished ninth in the point standings and 11th in the state standings. He said that he ran an underpowered car last year, but that he felt It .... r.- ei... 11)1 nas IiV UIV vApv1ifl1. In his rookie year, he gained the respect of other drivers and track officials. He never drove over his head and never caused an accident. This year Price has a new car and Is running in the top io. His best finish has been a fourth in the feature, and he has finished second in the heats twice. Two weeks ago he was running second in the feature with a few laps to go when he lost control of the car and rammed the wall. It was a crippled car that was brought home that night. But the next race it was ready to go. Silvtrbell Rir t Raul I I Beatrice way (Regur) 3 4 Quaker Cal (Wkhei%er) 72; 5 Wlma Chip (VanOeenter) II. 6 Only Game 18bo 92. 7 TJQ (Oracek) 51, I Olenora Duke League Baseball s fmottsl National League East GB Chicago York PHtppa ¶1. Louis MaitrHl New - 77 2 1 25 70 556 24 20 513 2 Harness , 1'; 22 75 ia 26 27 372 b' West Los Angeles 32 22 593 Cincinnati 30 72 577 2 S rancico 25 23 521 4 5 it n Diego 25 77 All 6 23 30 43.4 •' : "on 20 35 361 1?'; Wednesday'i Results S.,n Franc isc o 20. CPcago • b , J4p4 7. San Deco Pt%btfi'gpi 2. Cincinnati 1 c'i ArieIes 3. Montreal 0 Pe York 1. HOuttn 0 St LOu'S S. Atlanta 2 .. - Racing WEDNESDAY FIRST - 1 Or Ruff tOen i4 p 1640 1 10. 3 10 7 Early Night 181 0 3 Cutass A (3) 3 60 Q (1 6t 17 60 1 2 221 SECOND I Adios Herthel fDnt$) cn (1) 3 00, 210. 710. 2 Eyr e Thrill (7) 400. 3003 Jarvis La )i 4 %:Q (27)960) 1 '27 3 9723 DO (A 1) 1960; T 7:124 - - 1 P,is',i 7 14% 7 I 1 3 &,i TH'RD . HOUStOn (R(charØ 4 3) Ple York (Sea.er 71i San Fra.cico (FaIcone .' Chicago (Bonham 4) OnI games SChuPt"d Friday's Games at P4r* York. (ii) CPcagu at Cincinnati. (n, S Diego at Los Mnge4es at Philadelphi a, San & ¶t Francsco at Pittsburgh, Results ?'ajor A Abbe 1?) 8 3 (),,,, Ti1,e(1)6S0Q(67))010T(o7, 12 W FOURTH - I Garnet Bullet l, '.•r .0 1 O) ' .0. 2 Stars H,)5iiS 4i 6 2 e.3 TNrjcr Grafton (S) 7 10; Q i ?7 00 T ( A5 o T 7 17 I . FIFTH 2 El Captari cn) ($2 I 60. 1 W. 2.60. 7. Robb.ns km (SI) 63, 7 63 3 Frostsjrum (2) 300. 0(51)14 60. T (I 57) 205 00; T 1.1.S - 1cs at HouSton, In) Porz Ta n ' - I 5I.umJ ig I IN BRIEF gi e Freddie Howard and George Porzig locked horns in a masterful pitching duel Wednesday in the Sanford National Little League. Howard and the Railroad#"-s came out on top to remain undefeated with a 12.0 record. Howard struck out 11, walked one, allowed one hit and no runs to head the Railroaders' 1.0 win over Seminole Sporting Goods, Porzig fanned eight, walked six, allowed one and one run. Soloman Hardy slugged a double for the Railroaders, First Federal edged Seminole Sporting Goods 13-11 in a game From April 28. Donald Baublite stroked a double for First Federal and Porzig ripped a home run and double, and Todd Freeman slapped two singles for Seminole Sporting Goods. - Padres, Phils Battle By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Montreal 3-0, New York Shaded San Diego's Bill Greif played Houston 1.0, St. Louis beat hit-and-run against the Phillies Atlanta 5-2 and San Francisco slugger Greg Luzinski outslugged Chicago 10-8. w wasn't asn't playing. Pirates 2, Reds 1 Jerry Reuss hurled no-hit ball The Padres and the Phils enTONIGHT livened their game with an ex- until Dave Concepcion smashed FIRST: I M. Trot C.I. $400: I change of beanballs Wednesda y a single off his right shin With D.'tutante lois (No Driver) S 2. 2 out in the seventh. Reuss Pppy Tracks (Stevens) 72; 3. Lee night. First Greif hit Philahad to leave the game but Dave delphia's Dave Cash in the E) , FP IVIIar) I 1: 4 Kent Volot 'it no na rd) 9 2; S Mud Pop sixth. Then Tug McGraw threw Giusti and Ramon Hernandez (Br 'oges) I 1. 6 Lady Piysician cl ose to San Diego's John Grubb held the Reds in check. Al (Gammell) 151, 7 Royal Harvest (Wyatt) 151:1 Great Marty (Lake) in the seventi*. When Greif fired Oliver's sacrifice fly in the first one over Luzinskj's head In the and Richie Hebner's home run SECOND: 1M. Pace C.3. $600: 1 bottom of the seventh, the big in the fifth accounted for Irene Vo(Weaver)61. 2 Maul Note outfielder charged the mound. Pittsburgh scoring. (Blnkley) 9 2 3 Star Student "I hit him a few times," said 'D'Amato' 51. 1 Oiler ,'d Dodgers 3, Expos 0 'Bnalnard) 7 2. 5 Worthy RObin Luzinski. "He ran looking for Ih Dodgers were held hit. (Se de lit. 1. 6 Camden May (Benedict) 10 1: 7 Ocala Spec ial help. What I said to him i.'t less through seven innings and printable." wound up with just two (Piper) $1. $ Burns Guy (Bere: n.ak) 31 Both teams emptied their on the night. They got all three THIRD: .M Pace C-], $600: 1. benche s, there was a lot of mu- runs in the fifth off Dennis Jack Es Coffee (Larrabee) 6-1; 7 Golia Go (Sca) 101; 3 Bavrd ling around and.shoving, but the Blair, 2-7, who left after five Score (Raymond) S 1; S Cousin it only casualty was Padre third frames despi te not allowing a (B.ar,nard) 3 % 6. Kamihameha baseman Ted Kubiak who liii Andy Messersmlth, 8-2, (POtterc,n) 7.2. 7 Glcncoe Duke 20). I Miss Ocala (Neofy) caught an elbow on the head, pitched an eight-hitter. The The umpires, surprisingly, Islets i, Astros 0 FOURTH: I U. Pace CImb. $400: not to kick anyone out I P,r-A,e?t (VarerScbaat) 72. Jerry Koosman hurled a fiveof the game. 2 Crest.00d Donna (Br,nard} $ I 3 hitter and EdKraflepoou singled 5'ty Crystal (Bin'klc'y) 10-I, 4 •"The)' were two people wantgames only run in the lfl van (Vander'voorfl $ I. S Prince ing each othe r," explained Desmond (Ovoracek) 6); 6. Arden first inning. Koolsman raised his plate umpire Doug Harvey. re Ed (Britton) 3). MI Volo cord to 5-3 with his 20th (Larrabee) S I . I ttealon Time "Just let 'em go at each other. ,,, -. career !hut,It Kranennnl hni .,..,t 0 aulTuusriau W fltUP FIFTH: k. U, Pace C-), 1400: 1, three hits to raise hIs batting ing for cheap shots. A cheap average to .412. Derby La", fWeqthe,serI 72, 7 shot and the man goes." Dusty lag (Johnson) •, Pe'rtiornen Cadet (Vandervoort) $ No one went. Oh yes, Phila. 1 Cardinals 5, Braves 2 1; 4 Miss Orchid Lady (Ihlenf,ld) delphia won the ballgame 7-2. Reggie Smith broke a 2-2 tie 12 1: S Abcs Hope (Seijers) 57: 6 Mike Schmidt and 011ie with a two-run triple in he Singing Sam (Bereznak) 61 7 Hurricane scot No Driver) 7 2, e Brown homered for the Phils eighth and then scored on Ken Jutie Nib (leVan) $1 and Wayne Twitchell, 4-6, single for St. Louis. Lou SIXTH: 1 U, Pace C.). ' the winner. Schmidt's homer Brock raced all the way house Jeans Babe (Blood) 3), 7 Lenny Pk (Brltlon) 61. 3 was his 10th of the season and from single by Luls cedes (Neely) 10 1. 4 Don Brewster fourth in the last three games. Melendez for another Cardinal 'No Delver) $ 1. S Sass, Santo Elsewhere in the National run. John Curtis, 3-3, won It StCvenS) 7 7, 6 Frisky Donna 'mbtemfeifI) I 1, 7 Amy ",lrl Mer League, Pittsburgh edged Cm. with relief help from Al Hra(Pu) 51. I 1riougb Tim' cinnati2-1,fosAngelesblanked bosky. Harness Racing Entries Florida Southern V/Ins NCAA Championship SPRINGFIEI.D, Ill. (AP) Florida Sou thern won the NCAA Division II World Series championship with a five. run burst in the bottom of the sixth Inning to defeat .Marietta College 10-7. Trailing 4-2 going into the bottom of the sixth Wednesday night, Southern's Frank Cacciatore doubled with two outs to start the drive. The next batter, Ed Bahns, walked. Marrieta then lifted starting pitcher Kim Stanbery and brought in Mike Carr. Carr served up 14 pitches, 12 of them balls, before being relieved. His three walks forced in two runs to tie the game and leave the bases loaded. Frank Slivinski took over, but gave up a three-run triple to Mike Rankin before getting the final out of the inning. cacciatore iced the game for Southern with an insidethe park home run In the bottom of the seventh inning. - - TALI.AHASSEE, Fin. (AP) - An amendment that was treated by lawmakers as a joke was taken seriously enough by the Florida liar to drop its support of proposed judicial reform efforts. The Bar's opposition may not have been decisive, but it certainly did not help the reform movement - which fizzled for this session after the House failed to come up with the 72 votes to pass a proposed constitutional amendment. Ironically, it wcs a Senate amendment that one source said scared the Bar into opposing judicial reform efforts. Sen. Kenneth Plante, It-Winter Park, offered an amendment when the Senate's rvforrii bill was in (lIt' lliiles cornmiiiflee that walld have abolished the liar as an arm of the court. The amiit'ndiiient was treated as a joke I.'c t1(c(flbers of t!" ti1', ( ' r'"tt, c, but a g %NOV _ q4' in ,1 The Twins, Panthers and enough to overcome the Twins, walking 10 and giving up just \'anks opened the second half of The Twins scored 11 runs hits. the ) Sanford Recreation without a hit. The Rebel pitcher The Yanks manag ed one hit Department's Pee Wee walked 13. and seven runs in their victory Baseball League with victories Robert Boyd and Tim Fall of over the Tigers. Kevin Smith Tuesday night. the Twins allowed only two hits. fired a two-hitter for the Yanks, The Twins defeated the Boyd pitched two innings, gave d striki ng out 11 and walking Rebels 11.8, the Panthers up two hits, struck out three and three, knocked off the Cards 14-5 and walked seven. Fall hurled two ________________________ the Yanks downed the Tigers 7- innings, did not give up a hit, Rbtls 610 I - I 7 7 3, struck out one and walked Twins IS] i- 11 0 I The second half was to begin three. May 29, but rain washed out the 3t 0- s 2 Rick Nooney's two siniles Cards Panthers ao 6- II S paced the Panthers. Mike Mike Knight's grand slam Baker went the distance on thO Tigers lOt 00) - 3 7 3 home run for the Rebels was not mound, striking out eight. Yanks 711 00*-7 i 'Some Horse Race' NEW YORK (AP) "It's going to be some horse race, I can tell you that," says LeRoy jolley, trainer of Kentucky Derby-winner Foolish Pleasure, who is one of the top contenders for Saturday's $1,000-added Belmont Stakes. Fo3lish Pleasure, Preakness champion Master Derby and seven other 3-year-olds were expected to be entered this morning for the 107th running of the 1' -mile finalleg of the Triple Crown at Belmont Park. Others expected to be entered were Avatar, runnerup in the Kentucky Derby; Diabolo, third In both the Derby and Singh, winner of the Jersey Derby on Day; Prince Thou Art, conquer of Foolish Pleasure in the Florida Derby; Nalees Rialto and the Joh1iy Campo-tralned of Just The Time and syllabus. - SAN FRANCISCO 'API Had any steam beer lately? If you have, you're a con. of an unique libation or plain curious. Steam beer legacy of the California (;(-)ld Hush. and it has held onto a tenuous existence in these modern times. With its strong, nutty flavored brew, steam beer is peculiar to San Francisco and is held in affection by old and young. When San Francisco was thronged with thirsty men in the 1850s, there was a great demand for beer. But it was difficult to produce because the lager process required ferrr'entation and aging temperatures noisseur tv,o opening. is a , 0 Ford Stops G s near freezing. There were no large quantities of ice available, so steam beer, which could be fermented at Bay Area temperatures of 60 to 68 degrees, was developed. Incidentally, steam has nothing to do with brewing the beer. It refers to the pressure building up in the barrels and tanks during the process of natural carbonization. At one time there were 27 steam beer breweries in this city but only one remains. It Is Anchor Steam Beer Brewing Co., which is preserving a tra(liticm and quenching an exotic thirst. Fritz Maytag, 36, a scion of the Iowa washing machine 13elieve us. JackProssv- Fordscoredone Ford allowed only one hit in the innings and did not allow a tu run in the bottom of the seventh six innings he was on the Keith Whitney ripped a inning to edge George's 3-2 mound. He gave up two first- double for George's. Wednesday in the Sanford inning runs, struck 10 and Continental Little League. walked two. Bill Cosgrave fired a three- Four Score In British Am We're so sure Famous Padpe Fried Osidsen tastes beftv-dwit we're offering out The win dropped George's to 13-3 and lifted Jack Prosser to HOYLAKE, England (AP) - Vinny Giles, Jay Han Dick Siderowf and John Grace, all U.S. Walker Cuppers, scored fourth-round victories today In the British Amateur Golf Championship. Meantime, Craig Stadler of La Jolla, Calif., another Walker Cupper, suffered a 2-up fourth round loss to England's Geoffrey Marks Giles, of Richmond, Va., was the first American to gain the last 16 when he beat Scotland's Peter Wilson Sand 4; H,ias of Winston Salem, N.C., rallied to down Scotland's Ian Carstaw 2 and 1; Siderowf, of Westport, Conn., scored a 1-up triumph over England's Keith Tate, and Grace, of FortWorth,Tez.,defeatedGeoffG'OdwthofEngland3and I In the other game, Apex rocked United Transportation Union Turf Sets R d ecor A Roaring 20's Night $113,407 - of a possible 18 and walked four. Georges 200 000 0-2 7 2 Prosser Ford 000 200 I -3 3 I Un Trans 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 s ii Fight Cancer the highest week ~ celebra tion resulted in a pair of night tally in the track's three- with a checkup arid a Check all-time betting and attendance year history. records Wednesday at Seminole Turf Club. Previous attendance high for A crowd of 2,543 fans - the a week night was 2,363 fans who highest count ever on a week attended a similar attraction night at the Cas.selberry tsar, last year. The highest betting center - attended m.ark went back toMay2l, 1974, the 11-race program. a holiday week night, when W"r!n" r"r'! tIfl) 174 wa wt'r'rnd Toros Eye Public Shares MIAMI AP) The owners of the financially-troubled Miami Toros of the North American Soccer League are considering selling public shares in the team to boost bankroll and Improve interest. "We right whether to bring in new 1rtr2rEr L' Crc !:y IC "c'the public in," said Jim Billings, managing general. partner cf the lb cu. - sot 000-4 3 0 II) 24i -10 3 I 4prit '' $1.35 OFFER GOOD SUNDAY ONLY EAT (Nor TAKE OUT AMERICAN JETY CANCER A qt uj 'eo~'e SOCIETY ness racing now $10115 Req. PD CHICKEN dPtzstesbeter ' ,11's I,.-. S.. 1 P F AWO . s , i 'I..- ....... ~ I .~ . was Reitz' cet 92 SEVENTH: )M,PaceC.2,$43: I ru', s P' fBrct) fl 7 (,rrt,uoe Way lFlrg,jrl S I. 3 Ambeg Invader (AIbciy) 101; 1 irons First (Pau) 6 1. S Mr M.arg IuSty (kalathos) 1 7 6 Jopp.. Star P.',.d (Dyoraceki I I; 7 Terrys 1.th 'Britten) I 1; 6. Clay Haven Pntq (LaisPiley) 92 EIGHTH' 1 M, Pi C.), $6S0: ' - .rr Tr:l l,r.cJers, II. 2 Ulir First on a NIGHT HARNESS RACING a a ______________________________________________________ Buy your fa milly a whole lot . (ill ')'.!)A 11 t-r I • • LL * - BIG MAN SIZE ' (7 ~ - I 5 -' . :. • - • 'I % 7 ' 1 • :. J . . - 1- * 1 .. .,- 4- .1 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING ____ i( ';!'i I I ~i . &L . _ = - -. - of Seminole and Volusia. q 1 ...QQQ' about $1 fM)') From Independent Life Insurance Co. officials, aroused heavy and increasing opposition when the impeachment debate bagan Monday morning. But the house rejected an amendment by Reps. John Considine, 1)-West Palm Beach, and Vince Fechtel, H-Leesburg, striking the unauthorized compensation portion of the charge. Sensing the mood of the House, supporters of impeachment stalled a vote on the first article until after lunch. Rep. Ralph hlaben, 1)-Palmetto, ofk1 ' htel amendmcnt again after lunch, with a minor change in the wording. ii iuc' rules pr('hih)t the consideration of identical amendments but Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Tallaha.see, ruled that since the amendment was a1rnst but not exactly the same it could be office. The Senate plan also called for yes or no retention elections, but would have had appellate judges appointed initially by the governor A legislator said that in opposing judicial reform the Bar cut off its nose to spite Its face. An astute reading of the mood of the House apparently kept the first - and iiiaybe all of the imripcac:iiimeni arLt';e. against Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Mafles from being rejected Monday. The first article, charging that O'Malley violated the unauthorized compensation law and committed an lmpczchalile misdemeanor by accepting family, rescued the ancient brewery - smallest in the United States from closing a few years ago and has expanded its production from 600 barrels a year to 6,000. That contrasts with a major brewery like Coors, which produces about 10 million barrels. Anchor Steam beer, which used to be sold only in a few San Francisco taverns, now is distributed in other parts of California and in Arizona, Nevada and Colorado. What makes steam beer so different from the light beers which prevail in this country today? - - - toitsulered. The amendment striking the unauthorized compensation portion of the charge, which many legislators said was too severe to be Justified, passed overwhelmingly. With several members who had opposed the first article switching sides, the less severe article passed 104-15 and the House was off and running toward approving 11 articles of impeachment. lawmakers who switched sides to vote for the amended article included Considine; Fechtei; Rep. Richard Langley, H ('!art; Wi!!'mn Andrews, 1)-Gainesville. Majority Leader Pick Clark, 1)-Miami, salli (here ',s as no doubt adoption of the amendment had made it possible for the first article to pass. '.. -' - it was no accident that he voted against his own bill, the only house member to oppose the measure. originally sponsored by Young, a high school principal, the bill would have the abolished controversial Americanism vs. Communism course. As But the bill got a little too much help from its friends. When the measure got to the Education Committee, Chairman Richard Bodes, D.Tampa, added an amendment requiring instruction in the free enterprise system in consumer education coures. "' Hodes said he supported Young, ' it reasoned that the lIowe would not ban Americanism vs. Communism without being assured that high school pupils would get come of the material covered in the course. Rep. Walter Young, 1)-Hollywood, says r i'...,, .. -_-'-. ' "'- WAREHOUSE LIQUIDATION SALE Save 10% to 50% "It's simply beerier." Maysaid in an interview at the brewery, situated in a factory area south of Market Street. "It's more like an English ale. We use more hops than American beers and most European beers. We use nothing but barley malt. It's kind of like homemade bread compared with bakery bread." tag Save 10% to 50% We're Eliminating An Excess Warehouse And Must Move The Furniture In Our Stores Most of Anchor's b..,'cr is sold in bottles. It costs about 50 cents a bottle, compared with 60 for imported beers and 30 cents for premium domestic beers. Anchor grossed about $500,000 in 1974, Mavtag says. cents T' __ 'A' -- ;. ' .--z-. , - N : - -- - g' __ \1' ' -1 I ____ WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR - ' onwkL ri Blue Chips Face Bribe Scrutiny The Herald Services WASHINGTON (LENS) That Gulf Oil paid out $5 million to government officials in South Korea and Bolivia is expected to be but the first of a string of disclosures on corporate corruption to be unravelled over the next few months by Sen. Frank Church's subcommittee on multinationals. Gulf's activities, if offensive, were probably not illegal. There Is nothing in American law that prohibits the payment of a bribe to a foreign official, but there is a great deal of legislation, vigorously enforced by the Securities and Exchange Commission, that makes it a criminal offense for a company to disguise or omit such from its shareholders' accounts. be SEC is some of the bluest chips in American industry for doing just that: not only Gulf Oil but Northrop, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, American Ship, Phillips Petroleum, Ashland Oil and United Brands are all now under investigation for keeping secret political slush funds. As Gulf Oil's chairman, Robert Dorsey, has made plain to Sen. Church's subcommittee there is nott'ing new in greasing palms. It was over 10 years ago that Gulf First set up its secret fund which finally totalled $10 million and was used for purIX)SCS as diverse as contributing Illegal finance for President Nixon's 1972 i'kution va nin.,iiiii, - . Wayne Pace, Toney Little, Jack Wiggins and Floyd lively took turns 0(1 the mound for George's little hurled three Walter Law of Jack Prosser this one-time-only special dinner vakm just to make a "believerTM out of you. hitter for Apex. Ile struck out 12 David Holt relieved in the seventh inning, allowed one hit and no runs, a nd struck ne out o , "It would sure be comforting tome to have 10,000 people who owned part of the Miami Toros," said Billings, who figures stock investers would also go to the games. appellate judges %k ithi Missouri plan ''yes or no" elections thereafter on whether incwnben judges should be retained in Northrup Next entry are assessing the source said that Bar officials were not amused. The source said that Bar officials were very concerned that the Senate would approve the amendment. There is in the legislature an Under lying, half-serious hostility toward lawyers by other lawmakers who are not membems of the Bar. Shortly after Plante offered his amendment, the Bar dropped Its support of the hybrid House judicial reform proposal. Bar President James Urban protested Lhdt j.ditial reform proposals would apply only to 47 appeals court judges and Florida Supreme Court justices leaving the manner of selecting more than 0) circiut and county judges, who run in contested elections, unchanged. The house proposal would have provided for initial contested elections of Steam Beer Still Survives From Days Of Gold Rush - Twins, Yanks Prevail 7 - '111I Brown one safeties "' TnncRoj)~~Ipr,,S r, Civitan knocked off Bowl America is 12-4 and Sanford Hue Nooney and Haveni, America, and Sanford Police Police is 11-5. Civitan is (-iO and iturch led ('ivitan at the plate' toppled Art Brown Pest Control Art Brown is 3-13. with two singles each. Seven and Civitan to tighten the race Sanford Police scored two Bowl America players strok?', for first place in the Sanford runs each in the third and singles. Recreation Department Lassie four th innings to sup past Louwsma also allowed only Softba!l League. Civitan, Amy Louwsma of one hit against Art Brown. Sanford Police edged Civitan Police allowed only one hit and 4.2 Wednesday in a rained-out walked two. Civitan 001 20-] 11 game from May 27. Civitan Civitan erupted for eight runs Police 002 2*-I 3 3 upset Bowl America 9-6 and in the first Inning to stop Bowl Police dumped Art 213 0-6 7 i 10-3 America, Civitan added a solo Bowl Am. Ci,tan $10 1-947 Tuesday. run in the second inning. Bowl With two games remaining, America scored two in the first, Art Brown 001 02 3 I 7 Bowl America leads Sanford one in the second and three Police 240 Ii-20 3 3 Police by one game. Bowl the third. I - . riviffionn it IF SIXTH - 1. Howard Champ (Blood) (5) $20. 600. 110. 2 Hal Amer ican League Tom (I) 1000. $20. 3 Taylors East Farval (7) 360 (2 (S 8) 53 $0. I W L Pct. GB )20$3 qoslcin 76 19 57$ tle* York 21 24 500 SEVENTH - 1 Rum Fantasy Miliooaukeit 73 21 .419 4 (Nealy) (6) SIC. S 20. 260. 2 Detroit 21 23 177 4' Virginia Charm (2) 1 SO. 3 20; 3. cle,v elano 70 76 61 7 Byrd Shot (4) 210: 0 (2 6) 27.20; 1 BaltImore 19 2$ 404 I (621) 144 00. DO 15 61 3660: T West 7 C4 7 Oaktar1 33 'o oce ni,as City 30 72 316 EIGHTH I Loyal Oppoitjon 73 72 .$11 112 (Doracoek) 340, 360, 260; 2 Texas SO Watch La'y ( 5) 470.370.) MQhty California 74 27 41) 6' Mouth (1) 3 SO; 0 (3 5)71.00 . T 235 Chicago 77 27 449 7' 4) .4 7 Wednesday' s Results Rton 1. Chicago 6 NINTH -1 Easter April (Neely) Cleelar,d A. Kansas City 0 (7 ) I 00. 3 sO. 4 40 . 2 Good morning T i* 3. Baltimore 2. 12 in Love (1) 1 20.500.3. Peoples Choice nngs (3) 6 40. 0 (I 7) 11 20; 1 (7-131 New York 6. Minnesota 3 111 $0; 1 2 05 1 Califor nia 7. Detroit I Oaklaro 11. M'I*k 3 1 Ocala Star Amber TENTH Today,,Games IMar?;n1 (1) 11 60.610.3202 Placid New York (Hunter 7 5) at Ace (6) 5 60. 7 60. 3 Jayvees Coy Mirvssota (Hughes 62) 710(2(46) 571 SOT (463)1127401 Klrns City (Fi?Xmorr,s $ 3( 7 0111 at Cleveland (Kern 1 2), In) Scm. Spring Texas (Jenkins 55) at Balti Goods ELEVENTH I. Loch Dim 000 000-0 I I more (Cuellar 31). (n) Railroaders (Warttieineq) (5) 71.20. 1110. 360 2 001 00 Detroit (uhIe S 1) at Califcw Says Who (3) 3 20, 260 3. Counsel nia (Singer 17). In) Rice (4) 3 40 0 (35) 579 00 1 (53 1) Ist Federal 0(13)0 000)3 Only games t(hed'ji 11.01700 1 2 013 Som. Spring Ftidays Games A -- 754): Handle - $113,407 Goods OSO 330-Il Texas at Cleveland, In) ________________________ Kansas City a, Battimcre. In) Mrw%esla at Boston. (n) New York at Chicago, In) at Cal,o,a , Detro it at Oakland, n1 - ___ ________________ Thursday, June 5, 1975-38 State Bar Isn't Laughiong At Judicia ' lJoke' Amendment Price built the 1967 (levelle from the ground in the off. season this year. He says the only help was from his wife, Juanita. Car owner Lewis Dellarco said they were going back to the "Without her help, I couldn't do it," he said. "1 just wish427 motor to keep the motor legal. more wives would get into the sport." fluster McCalley went toTaxnp and ran 11th in the feature. Not only did he build his own car, but he built all his motors, Buster said the track got a little rough, but the racing still was as well as the motor in brother-in-law Harold Johnson's car. He good. also built the Ford motor in fellow-fireman Johnny Carver's Volusia County Speedway announced it will have big races racer. coming up over the Fourth of July holidays, with a 50-lapper All three cars pit together and each one is worked on by the Late Models on the fourth and twin So's on the fifth. front Howard, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Price. With the new 327 motor In his car, he feels It is just a matter of time before he receives the checkered flag. On his pit crew are Mike Morgan and Jerk Jackson.s. Johnny Brown made the short haul to Lakeland Dragway for the big drags and walked away with another runner-up title. Brown was running under the IHRA na tional record in his Corvette, as was Wayne Bogle in a similar Corvette. At the finish line it was Bogle by inches. Late Model driver Chris Dellarco has the Dell's Auctil Chevelie almost ready for action again. He should be ready for next week's races. BAR GAIN _SECTION -, * 1~ :r' .,YL HEATING & COOLING payments and successful way of securing contracts. One of America's largest arms exporters, Northrop, Is alleged to have spent $30 million in 1973 and 174 in Un(Icr-the-table payments. With a turnover of $1.5 billion in those two years Northrop may have placed this money skillfully abroad, but mans' of Its domestic contributions, including $150,000 to President Nixon's campaign, were illegal. In some countries it is entirely within the law to support political candidates with corporate funds, and many multinationals feel that they a re justified in doing so. Both Exxon now the world's largest multinational and Mobil Oil admitted last week that they had supported politicians in Canada and Italy and the .z-.t. iiiitl ta&eu liii objection.s. But the line is thin and ill-defined. The SEC is now suing Ashland Oil for paymenis of $4 mnillton made to foreign oil concessions, which it failed to disclose in Its accounts. The C(ilflflhiSSiOfl'S 112am concern in bringing these suiLs ( and more are expected to Follow I IS the apparent ease with which multinationals manage to lose large sums of money from their accounts for such secret activIties. - WILL BE SOLD TO YOU AT SAVINGS OF our regular low prices. Every item in all Noll's Stores will be marked down at least 10%, some to 50%. Due to the discounts, all items are as is, cash and carry. Sorry, no layaways or holds. Delivery available at small charge. - ' BAKAMRICARD CREDIT AVAILABLE - _____ ;'.';;'.r in ME 11 R 91 KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. Di rect Auto fjj4_cj..Q COSTS O '- SHOP AROUND THEN COMPARE THESE PAYMENTS / HOURS ',!OP FR) 98 SAT 96 SU 125 THE BANK DOWNTOWN Member F D. I. C. 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We would not lower. * quote on the first payment due 30 days from the day payments or rates, and waste the cost the FINANCE of advertising if thay were not A SAVINGS TO YOU WHEN BASED ON THE RATE NORMALLY CHARGED BY A DEALER, AN ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 11.51 We reserve the right In decline a loan request. Our decisions are based mainly on sufficient down payment and acceptable credit. "i' �. 'WL- IJ % ____________ 4B-EvIjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' - - _____ _ _-I---__lI&•____ -i__._ - _. . - LL - ._-.-- 1 _______ _______ Chinese Not Ready To Back War ;1,Ji1lJII1IItil1:I1Iffh1:IILFTMI& an en to the policy of detente I105 I/12)AI1?C0NDm0Mhut that the president does not plan closed off, this pressure could the United States and If Kim II Sung has the to restore democracy in South all too easily take a I1 slightest sense of realism, he whatever protection and V Korea %thilc Kim remains in revolutionaryturn. This is . • Speed will not launch a second Korean leverage this has given China in power in the north.) But, as the where Kim H Sung's real op and *rn certiIs fin coo War; not now, anyway. The ita confrontation with the Soviet dissidence banned, even the has South Korea safely but. credibility of an imminent portunity would lie. ALL INC, warning by America's defense Union. China may reassess its bravely independent Uong-a toned up. He may even succeed communist threat recedes, the opening to America one day, libo has been reduced to an in keeping it that %R some pressure for political change in secretary last weekend that So long as Mr. Park continues "Se rv ing Central Florida Since 1961 anodyne (and bankrupt) rag. time longer. (Mr. Park's party United States might "go for the but not quite yet. the south is bound to grow. And to rule by repressive decree, The second would be to bring heart of its military power' if For the moment Mr. Park chairman declared last week with normal chanrels of dissent time will be on Kim'-, side. __ riU4 North Korea attacked the south the Russians into Korea in a again is one good reason why he bigger way as arms 11iers would be mad to do so. South and strategic advisers. Korea's new-found unity in the third might be to break the 1t * lace of Kim's evident shred of resistance in Japan to l!ui rg Ifft'n restiveness is another. And rearnungandgomgnucle.on i'irn a I1a lit-If rll~ there are third, fourth and top of the inevitable battletwitnvi . prit nv. umpteenth more such reasons losses and the risk of lirli Ml fall rim to be heard in TokVo, Moscow destruction in China itself all 11111 nv. Ill-to nin Just in time for graduationstock up now on now electronic these amount loan intolerable 1111 tw! ircl Peking calculators Americas finest nationally advertised brands Texas In t' price or Peking to pa for the 1'1U What the all add t hr IWP run lint rui struments Snvo Rwinii N'wu-Net,onl Sø an $) dubious benefit of V M! tin Cun 0011, Unifrox. And many. many more not listed Here are a few examples. Cambodia and Vietnam hat-e, extending the sway of a PL11 Kan Stuan. St. 111 : 0 11111 Nown~ PI.1tU1 not improved the prospects for dangerously, unpredictable livil Fit-! similar communist sweep in nt ii L w.'lrL.t u1'i' is ti the Chinese sent rea _____________________ Ir. Kim home from Peking last stand b% South Kore3's month with the flea of 'çO jtr' ru: peaceful uruficatior in his President Park has been The fin.st gmali machine cigaren. pack size .ç\ trtnt notably strengthened in the ear Adds subtracts multiplies,divides Hue % key. 8 col •• Pill nr. ttl'tIfll Yet for all umn capacity. Batteries inc'udod. It listilly fits in a this past several weeks. President PLIP in pocket. Mom can carry it in her purse. . dad twit ruil Ford, Henry Kissinger and discouragement Kim 11 Sung his briefcase. Ideal for the student. This queli. firil rw ru James Schlesinger have an still has at least one good I'll " fwlo sw. PL11 tun ty machine formerly sold for as much as oked the mutual defense reason for continuing to hope ru$50 Our new every day price Ia A that the whole of Korea will be it' '19.95. While they last, th welt only 14.95 ... , ire consequences of alan- his some day. That reason is 2 the Park Chung flee. . . . MI rum (LIning it, though t'ei defense secretary has hinted The South Korean president tint, Just how far the United States is the major beneficiary in the ,. r,nm t .Ow twit rui "v Might go in response. short term from the current Isvit -itBecause a second Korean war Korean war scare. Ile has used livit rill. mart t I... A . unu 10 is bound tin,,• a more con. i n rally the .. po pula tion i.k tw it umu . b' Y' • ktvsl Site 0" tint ru.'i %entional war than Vietnam "the noble cause of anti • 2½:Th . . fall ran. both the terrain and the communism" and himself. He . Øi' 10 Iut,,rw political climate in Korea are has used itto draw the teeth of tnrz* 'I virlIr;t unsuited to large-scale the opposition in the name of P*?1I and natioflaluflity.AjdhehasqJ guerrilla operations f'I m't a because technological ad. it justify a new crackdown on I vances since the ta.t KOFUI any expression of doubt or • 8 . conflict have greatly increased dissent. His emergency decree tirpi.1 A Yo .0, -%wI"tim Mnerican superiority in con. number nine, issued on Slay WP fisirtirm S101 'AsoMt ventional weapons, it is also 13th, restores all the e (irpn*.i _*1 1., I certain to be a war the prohibitions on political activity lIrtiui lieu Americans could win even if which were imposed and then rJew IWP 0 %0the Chinese were to conic in removed last year. l"M-1 P" no SO ~0311 again on the other side. _A0,0-1.0 am It also introduces a new W_ym~400 M i mn But the biggest problem for concept of collective respon. " = Mr. Kim right now 5~00 F apart sibility: if a stuient demoniwvr so I" net PC" am 0 from the fact that America's strates against the government, ;0 reinforced commitment puts his university president con be Wp ma the odds against him -is that sacked; if a journalist PrP cm Vo I#rr I" P" Cast the Chinese do not look like disseminates "rumors", his $C$V119 ,q mul '. backing him a second time newspaper can be closed round. A new Korean war would South Korea's newspapers are PP =L WP no be sure to have some very sUll publishing but they might unpleasant consequences J ' 064 *4*99jitsqobs 1 LA s China. The first would be to put reporting of any and all P"CILI It 00 MP n" n ct's COMMENTARY e Geo uart s I :II'w • £ u iiUi U1015 Irom L s ul3er - rw. __________ 1495 ' . mcorn - V" . . . W . - - / Vegetable Summary f" CM-1 CELERY - Volume shipped other northern states. Trading from Florida last week was 200 is active at $10 per crate F.O.B. g,,,rwt carlot equivalents compared to PEPPERS - Supplies from 234 carlots May 18-24. Central and North Florida are Movement is expected to fairly heavy with about two continue seasonal decline with more weeks of good volume light volume expected unUl the expected. Trading is active at end of June. Trading is active at $3.00 -- $8.00 per crate F.O.B. high prices $4.25 - $4.75 per depending on size and quality. crate F.O.B. depending on size. EGGPLANT - Harvest is CORN - Volume shipped active in Central Florida wi from Florida last week was 927 good volume expected into carlots compared to 8" carlots early July. Trading is moderate -24. Central Florida Is at lower prices of $4.00 -$4.50 now the main soiam of supply per crate F.O.B. for fresh sweet corn in the country. Most growers in the '--" LakeOkeechobeearea:zpect to finisch harvest this week. A good volume of corn is expected from Central Florida until the first of July. . los" vim sto ,V*O 6 0 %01 ?~;; ~t %* 0 11 i~10 ~ to TRUT from Central and North Florida are declining seasonafly with I expected until AGENCY -_.___ CtXTM tKATION • - (M) ". - F" sm-I i Jji% s w' Pe1' saut PWP CLI Pet' :,IIli v19 . " iiè' .. JUNE 6 Casselberry Sunshine Seniors Blvd., Ca.,,Mberry - 10:00 a.m. -Mr. Bill McQuarter -First Federal of Seminole to give talk Thirty Niners Club met at Sts. Peter & Piul Catholic Church Goldenrod 7:30 r'..rn. NARFE Club meet at 1 p.m. First Federal of Seminole IlIdg. Sanford tsriIra 1"Cisn 1k0i SOO ~ ~o •1 c'0 je 60 - - I" min Peril rm 17- "A LAKE ST IN THE FAIRWAY CENTER ;0-4*0~ pirls rLm OL 1 fit, 01h ow 4ki - RED SNAPPER - - -* #4V Fresil Whole, V\\s WitW" M-1me, ,. W prIii.,s 1 [uIIthliIp ( lub lb. 10 * VP 'o &60 ____________ la imp MR Discounttochurchis, clubs, charitableorganizaflosis AHfishc1.anedtoy'iursp, cifIcations FREE Master Charge & Food StAnips Accepted 1)irtiWr' 13 oz. can. . . - ' Q Re - -' 3/8'' DRILL Altamonte Springs Friendship Club Altamonte Springs Civic Center Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs -meet 1st an(l3rd Thursdayol the Mon th_l0:30u.rn. Augles Elders St. Augustine Catholic Church 3 sunset Drive (a'seiberry meet 3rd Tuecda) of the Month 10 CX) - - - - home or shop for all types of projects Double insulated Re Pr ice 11 - - - a GAL. 1 - ROOFCOATING R g. Price " Ae I w1n; r' . MA at Vu Fifty Plus Club - 7th DayAdventistchurch.._ForestCity_ ineetmostlyonthe lstMondayoftheMonth.....6:3op,m. Golden Years Fellowship -meet at the Community United Methodist Church -Ca&WIberry at noon on the laist Wednesday of the Niontli - luncheon - Reservations necesury. Greater O%iedo Senior Citizens Club -meet at Grant Chapel A.E.Church-rankilnStreet and Geneva llw). -Oviedo 3rd Mrinday of the Slonth at 4 p.m. ely.~~Ialltes Club -meet at Highlands Club House - 675 Shepard Road - Winter Springs -4th Friday of the Month at NARFE Club (National Association of Retired Federal Employees) -meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford Ist Friday of the rndnth - 1:00 p.m. therFthy Club All Soul's Catholic Church _ now meetthg at Redding Garde_ns [tee. Room -every other Tuesday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. Sanlord Senior Citizens Club -meet tit Sanford Civic Center Ist and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 nocn. 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Made to wit for $119.95 up Our low everyday price 5 . uy this woc orony$ •wnilotheylast. - let - - 44 s'n' ni l suuiracts, rnutip1ios, divides-oloc. a f- to 9 P r" 1wit ru,: B&D BAG GUAR Mom tronicaiiy. Does chain and mixed calculations. Buffered keyboard for rapid operation. Standard 2½" tape. Only t4.sS' Spa rky Charcoal BRIQUETS , anne ,w' is1,rw =-- arrj I. un or. USOS rofjuIar addi ng machine IiImou '8•co I umn P ,, S ' Unitrex Electronic Printer 413. ' jIhh1 . Financing available. Reg. Price ...........42995 SECURITY ~e '00 - _ -'- engine, 26" cut. Model H-260. - HINGE GUARD TW ._ . .. 0 10% Oh size in classic design. ranean Oak finish. (Top and faucet not included.) k EACH EACH Re g. Price (bag) ........1.79 i 1i.... Si g ~ofjqt- Pr!I run nr. - /. - *1 law 0tk' .. - torts am ea%v. - Flat s odorless, one-coat pa int is washable. White and colors. i-icy. Price ga... .... ... . ROOF. COAT ING Convenient five gallon can. 'I A./ MOBILE HOME . cW I LBL White - °"' itr rii - mn 0 I"nrl LATEX WALL PAINT EACH Mobile Home . •. Coventry LBLP1 . - ..: CAN 79 - Brarn To%ers -Sanford meet Ist Wednesday of theMonth 10:00 a. in. HXYZ flub meet 1st Baptist Church- Activities Building -LonEwood_lastTuesdayorthemonth_12:3op.m. Cassclbtrry Sunshine Senior Club -meet 806 Mark David Blvd. Casselberr) 1st Friday of the Month 10:00a.111 . new club-all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club -Church of the Nativity Lake lNituy _ meet 9e2nd and 4th '1hursda?.of the Month at1o:ooa (huluota Senior Citizen hub -Community Fire Hall ,m. ith -- 1 i - - - price scan, - - ('reat Fathers' Day gift! Use in Clubs, Addresses- ... .. r'- I HINGE - 0% sItemed Bluepoint Crabs ..............98c lb. 10 - L /104 Meeting only - ............69C 8 am SIN 109 ' Fresh Butterfish j to 98c lb Spanish Mackerel ............6c lb. hidp.-.; stains, scuffs, scratches. I \I .J i It beauIIII, ., ' '.. Box 2541 -Sanfor' d, Florida M71. - '4\1V` Al" P"rill S64 Fresh Whole SPECIALS OF THE WEEK- Flounder 0 I • POMPANO IJJiJrIViI.IIICmSAVAILABLE Escargot Conch Chowder - Green Turtle Soup Jumbo Frog Les - Stuffed Flounder With Crabmeaf I t—\ its IS 001 *0V . t TROUT • FLOUNDER ell. 1 a 0 0, - % prp • PANEL CLEANER _____ iti (i1n' (,irib n - Liquid Lustre NIN P.O. COO S. I,% ,0% it -- CLAMS & OYSTERS in _A0% & .4%4. FRESHLY CAUGHT FISH UVE MAINE LOBSTERS i JUNE i L'ruu.1 WECARRYACOMPLETEL,N 10 0) 't - t" nm t" VA - - -,40 AMR& , I"nL 00 A. j~* m- YEARS AT SAME LOCATION efilack sifieckei . (her hFtv flul nioru JUNE 1' ti ii Nativit' .. JUNE 10 F MACCO' - - ifelp rain . tiors. 0 ,p s, -. . Prp =1 10 0 BARGAINS - am 1 IVOR[o Of - - - linfil ni: SEAFARE SEAFOODS 61 \..____-_ - - 5I' I"ntn $41N05.(Alt weather and rain. liar active in South Carolina and is starting in North Caralina and 1 to wp am am 16% 60 -, CUCU51BERS - Supplies a, 0 0 r ogi ;gUottite~00I'm V.- TY b - . - to AN FriendshIpCiub -ineetat Altamonte Springs Civic Center bag lunch South Seminole Senior Citizen Club -meet at 1 p.m. at First Federal Bldg. -500W. Altamonte Blvd. Altamonte Springs Bingo Village Club -meet at St. John Village Fern Park 7:30 p.m. : a iii. 10:30 / . - : - George Stuart Introduces the new ROYAL 80K Electronic Pocket Calculator SCOT TOUR rs 1 twit rw 11121"M11 - l3)LYI.ESUf'f'ifiJ) . Brand New! J IIbd1, SENIORS DEL h CEAL Bet 644-6336 1 ______ . South Korean Revolution Kim 's Best ______________________ - flera, S•ntuu, t1, SEMINOLE . 0 - ______ Thursday, June 5, 1975 ev ening s. Herald _____ "YtJU CAN DJ IT YOURSELF! PH: 3234100 Model KDD2-5510 5OW t3TU. 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS Has two-speed far.. Financing 7:30-6:00 SATURDAY is available. Reg. Price - - 149.95 " l " �- -Ar- '_______ fl!.5!__- 1l!U1I.IIIuIIIIIiL__ 6B—EvenhQHerakSJnford,FI _L- kl}r -'_-.-.'',. ____ ____ Thursday,iuneS,7$ - IDfl / I I BONN — U.ENS - Nowhere military forces get a better said and its cre the b) American After the debacle in lndochtni, demonstration that the main ADD A 15' r X ' U ii ri Thepit.tureslastmonthof the Dreggers proposil rnad in Americans rushing for the last an atmosphere of thirm, has I UIYI KUUIY! AND WE WILL INCLUDE I ____________ fl A ___ cemnat mAaa'st 1 1 _____ ,/' Fears I OPEN DAILY 95 SAT 9 1 OPENSUN.1.5:30 &;" (FINISHED WALL PANELS MOLDINGSU S PLYWOOD ARMSTRONOCEILINO TILE LUMBER SHELVING L. \ . o .- . - much much more Its a new approach to help you coordinate and organize your financial transac Furope 9 ' a a - . a) W are explained here, but if you have other questions just contact the New Accounts Department at our U , a A • oice niares you. Tk en open a new oney anagemen rccount or convert your present r irst Cu I r -, I T I I I 2 . ____ I I VI La ' a-. o .2 • 2 V C'3 ' •;: ' . • (5 Ia . .,., - VI . . VI fl •. - • I— I - 2 (h w -) . . - - 8 V, ..... V - .. -. a _____________________________ V (5 -. •2 I). Page U. Publit Records c" SiminoIc County, Florida TOGETHER with tht following demanded In the cOmp4aint Dcnoln Range, Refrigerator, Hu n ge r ST In Addition to all the FREE servkes offered with the Money Management Account youll earn 51/4% interest a year compounded daily Of course accounts are Insured by the Federal Sv on all phone transfers). We do the dL i By Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publh June 5. 12. 19, 76. 197% DEO 31 r I The HeraidSersiers c ---------, r - -r - - C,, U ' r 1 ; ' ' VI •' d •z • VI • V - Vt 0 Om' .A .LLaO zc (f) •' ' '-• • . V .2 . V • - -' P s... '• ° E V 2 = • '-: ' 2 > VZ . , E> ' ° - _____________ E- s 3 - ADAMS, his wife. LORMANN. INC , a Florids CorporatIon, and FLORIDA POWER COP The former senator, who was , V ' - '1 • V • 0 • ,.c: .E ' • • _____ • s.. ! . •• __________ ' '0 , ' ,Q ' ' .2 - U • ____ .9 . , ° • Q C La '' , VI .. - I I' '- ___________ r a •)4 . ' .2, complaint or petition • L) (S 5 / WlINESSmyhand.ndth,sealot NOTICE OFACTION _ S —_ lheabOvestyl.dCurtonorbefore M WISDOM h s wife pines '? . serve a couv of your written t c; if LPHAW Marcos in return, has blunted Et'0rt, noon Monday through Friday Or V • , , _____ 1 )URN AND MA\1I A — I FNS — Benigno Aqulno s decision to FLORIDA Par cis Attorneys for Plaintiff abandon 1 4G.da hunger strike CIVIL ACTION P40 iS 11)0 CA 09 A AtOS address slit West Lynn,?' have funds transfered from yçtjy r with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before July 7th. 197S Florida 32103. and lile the ________ I I V WI V -sL. - VI —a -. E S - 2 n,B.lGaYR& B,r3kv.P,A.at east and west. / ,..-..,, ______ 2 2 - - -, o E --. = P = ,'! . - z.• . - /4 .. . L8 - a . V , interest 'n and to the following - . 'E !2. I SIRLEY1 J. wIIEATLEY. his - .2 VI r ' SUBURBAN HOMES. SECTION?. h I _____ , I Plaintiff DORIS E ADAMS hiS Residence and wereatxuIs are unknown and III persn I&iming c r V 2 E - VI . tn . S pose even after a successful PublicRecordsofSemsno$eCounty. that an attian to foreclose a Dial A Count Is the easiest way we know otto transfer m'ney between your savings account and your bank checking account. Here's how It works Call our office and Identify yourself Then tell us how much you want to transfer from ur Money 2 ._ - I G FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP pledge of continued support for thnt an acflon to torecloe a on the following real property • •iOO secon . pace • ueeflie O , in Seminole County, Florlda insured safety and FREE services youll enjoy when you open a First Federal of Mid'Florida Money .. - L.11. June 1975 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwth. Jr ciec of ?h Circuit Court All parties claiming rntecesls throuoh.underoragairntjohnT YS about the alliance showed a hiS * ife. ,lnflto all panics having fees or service charges. Just maintain a minimum balance of $300 in your account at all times. Each - E -----_-_---• E II reoccuation with that NOTICEOr5UIT Is TO JOHN T APPLETOP ji robi ws w k in L_) • ' Clerk of th above Court and to One of the leading per (.ritiuze openl) the American S.,,itord FIorda 32771 sonalities in the Christian attempttosaveSouthVietnain Publh Juc5. IT. 19, Th, 1975 • Dimocratic Union Herr from .ommunism, dnd as a DEO 33 DIRL'R•COUN7 . E - .2 U) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NEWMAN and ROSENBERG members of his own party for COUNTY. FLORIDA. Suite 1A46. CNA Tower failing to condemn American CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SS1CAO9C Orlando, Flora3fl01 r-' b Q i ( . u L E o. 0 LI .d tarriageof GI.RY LEE PARKER. TO WP4OMITMAYCONCERPd d ARE HEREBY NOTIFI[( American quickl reco.ru1 from the of \ • - --- A L1 COUNTY FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO7S iCH LA 20A ' -' a I te6S 09 FIorld Statutc's YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED West Germany. The Germans inent of a European nuclear are still extremely conscious of force would presuppose the TIi ' RONNIE G PARKER PctiiiOfltr Court 5emIno' Cotjnt Flor1á n LEE PARKER, Rent. accordance with the M:To NOTICE OF PROCEEDING LL . 0 S Rchnrd LSmmons I of West Berlin - rarg more l95O The basis of tins, he said, Wi4O'E LAS'! KNOWN MAILING PuhI1Sh June 5 flqESSiScoMAM cormndnglyafkr the action in shouldbethenuclear forces of ii ____ PR Hubafld. AMERICAN RUSIIESS CPITAL A' t To such German ears, Henr) Berlin recenti) that the United political and moral standing of States stood by Its comm. the United States in world. He mitments in the Western suggested reiing the plan for 30' COMPLETELY FINISHED ii ef __ Frankfurter protector of Western Europe's Kissinger's assurance during tragedy of Vietnam as a defeat -__ _zai iaiNot1ce Le9aI Notice V'est Germany Cheered By Mayaguez - rsIlIlII__ _____ ____ If El 5 , r- C5j I I Management Account services, its were lifted and all political • YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an By Joy Stokes ' ' r '. ':q,i;•.?- , i -. Of the WeSt 'i 04 the Southwest EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Manila churches, and the VI 05 ' V - " — 1. L. - 4 ' .o . I- . i 2 ____ bossed In gold with your name CHECKS and EMFIRGENCY make a deposit or withdrawal fEat twocholces toalIowh,rn,eIfto ,OthP onthc17lhaayofJ 1975 .ilthe ,2 I As rtc'i and popular IfldNorth%idesforUdafld,b niPriOnedClerkwiiIofferee ,o ____ .. E '-" ., € - C - - . . ; '' '- action and your new balance (se American Express Traveler; aservlcechiuge when you purchase Cash Is the answer Just present your with the president But the thatheheldallthecarth First convenkntluin your bdllold And get Prestige Emergency Cash when arrest in the wake of the im path SAVIP4GSANDLO*NASSOCIATIONOF _______________ — h h postponement of the trial until 1arch this )ear Tins tune, Deland, DeBary, Deltona, New Smyrna Beach -- - - I f onWest gae up his lgal battle and ED this 30th day of May 1975 or t)eltire 7th day 0, Jul 1975 ____________ ________ went on hunger strike. dd 0nsyou br th WtTNFS my PL oO '6 PSQt%92and9) Public Records I. v%• yCtek It 2 . . 4, 'S t} PROSOIo. & DOSTER Attorne5 for Plainoff tn,,p Jun 5, 1975 ' < , - ' ".,,.. i r -- 5h3_ .3 ,,,, ! , , 5 -- - puRChr II,f IOWP4DE S PEIRSOL , 9 91.VI O'bridle andappurtenances on sad land o' andtelevjs1on—rei(edina theeufter;otherwiw,a,aul,wiii ii in. 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" --- - , u - _____ e u es us ect i:'_ i ! 2 ~ . I4 - . - , - . — a, ,, "a * 4, M ILA ____________ r—iI m. 0 ,0 CU W . 7U . - n S g 1111111 . .-. r^ , I - I. . I - . liv __-,-r- -7-1 . r Q tmo m ware . rN CL 14 to M. 30 Z ___ ____ ApTam . 11 ~ 00 0 a 3 = . . . - ____ Z .... - - , 14 A circint judges '9 in _tl * 's 2-4 ;~ U) I CP It 0 *t . I ftt r 1j tul for murder Hall apparently surpriset' even Juhan when being Ut "lth Cl) K -4 ., S 11% 11011 LLOYD II( r tid Staff Writer 4 j-J I ruling tit [fall didn nk hekiiowswhat 'suoinaon Ithink the offsrers did everything that could be r ... - . . .. r\ .- . _____ I ________ 6 -_ ~ ", :. . ... . Hall testified if YOU tell it flOw it will be ied that he Hall made after being warned statennt yesterday y have tad or ite, other than of his rig1. $ lighter on you" Hall said he r. .. .delael or een acuttle4 the -une, and that he didn't t know - what would be Van Hook said today that doesn' . states First-degree murder . what a paper stating he Mcregors ruling ls being i i -' ~0 C) case against Hall, now urderstxIhisrightais —when reviewed by State AU) Abbott When Abbgy testified he 1.. scheduled for trial next week he signed it when booked into Herrings office and may be revealed that he hadn't taken r Hall of 515 Peachtree lane, jail or at the present time appealed to the Fourth District Hall directly from the arrest Altamonte Springs, Is accused I to be booked into Jail but McGregor rued that Hall, Court of Appeals at nest Palm . in the March slaying of his next who said he only had part of a Beath If an appeal is filed it stopped off at his office in the door nei hbor, Lemo Lovette, first grade education in a Hice- would stay the scheduled trial, same building where Hall told I -t— .!7 _ -_ --- ;z M - - 0_, - . I and the bunalof1ettesbody yule, Ga., school, didn't corn otherwise the state is reported him he had fired several sho _ -__.L CA --._ E# %, . .. ., rW-Z!% -'. , I underneath a trash barrel in the prehend his rights to keep silent still preparing to go to trial next into the ground but that fie I ; _,- !-f, victim's back yard. and to have a lawyer as soon as week. didn't kill Lovette. ". `1. Defense ,attorney Ned Julian he was arrested in the shooting "Are you aware of the court's There was conflicting D RAFFTING TING CLASS Members of the Seminole High School drafting and designing technology class, Robert Schmidt in- Jr. yesterday, in a three hour death of 4g year-old U ette. testimony by sheriff s in esti- administrative order that %tructor, recenily displayed their scale modeli of homes , hearing before Circuit Court Ahleh they designed, drafted blueprinix for The court also said it was gators as to whether Hall ac- prisoners must be taken 0 Judge Robert B. McGregor, "disturbed" over an alleged knowledged his rights when directly to the jail for booking . From the looks of their efforts, was successful in getting a these fourare gentlemen might well become our David designers of tomorrow. tor1g1it, 0 offer of some type of reward read Miranda warnings from alter their arrest' McGregor -. Jernigan, Mark .Slmcoe, John Corso and Steve Pedigo. (Herald Staff Color Photo by Bill Vince nt) statement Hall made to Lt. or leniency" by officers to Hall cards and as to whether he was asked the witness in a raised George Abbgy after his arrest if he would make the statement taken to a house on Teakwood voice. There was no answer Mar h 12 ruled inadmissabip that Assistant State Att. Lane in search of a gun before Cirntinued On Page 2A . - IN - ~\:_ W 1. . I I _______ I ___________ 1 o*1 It Z. Z _____ _____ - lill • :olfl c _________________ Q - VA 4 is il r, t7, .1 A. 00!. .: . - . ~ r.: I.4 . .0 'A,1 t, - . . ; -~ 9 :[ Q !3 ;lp- Z_ -_ - - , = --,-, - _- - - 3:. 10 X 'a, C ~ mo " fi " ce t i ~ - -_ - I r 4. I I .1-1 C __ ••-.- __ - I ____ _____ - - 1. .-I_. =_J_ I, 4 ' . - - . ______ . t - af- ., _t IN ~.-ni-__ t !t M__ I- 1 . 3 MaM __11 - - - __ ___ n ___ _ Of 2 .03 00, . _______ __ - - -.1 - ___ ______ -----.---. _____, - - Ii- ( F =_Tl . (I _. __ - $3 anf0tyl com A~~. 1JJ]i ____ on Sees Waterfront Com lex Vision Issi By GLENN Mc('ASLANI) Herald Staff Writer ( Brailey J. Odham was the other the development of a really- fine "With a city- hail as one focal two thit you feel are the best something about the city- hail the existing city hail could be However, he said this would as the-ins and outs" of building new section to downtownSan- point and the county building as plans" for the city hall study. problem. renovated "feasibly" at a cost not include landscaping, a new city hail complex was ford, lharn told the Coin the other, that section 'Then you will have I feel the Commision is of a of less than $1 million as parking, architect fees or in A vision of a sparkling (liscussed mission in an Impromptu (Seminole Blvd. , Fulton, something better with which to mind to do something but compared with a $18 million stalling an elevator in the twoSeminole Blvd. business Both suggested the com- speech before them. Commercial and French work," Kelley declared. what we don't know yet," figures estimated by five story building. complex development -with a missloners give "serious Odham told the corn Avenue) could blossom into a The two men made the Mayor Lee Moore said at the members of the city hail review Melvin recommended that new city hail at one end and the study" to locating a new city rnisslone: fine complex," Odham said. remarks during a noon session close of the 9minute session, committee to build a new two wings be added to the courthouse at the other was building on a 14-acre site on 'Where are you going to go, "I favor - because it's been of the Commission with atThe meeting was not an structure, present building and pointed drawn yesterday for Sanford Seminole Blvd., Just off Lake but to the waterfront? Sanford here so long the current site. chitects reporting their findings unproductive one, however, in "It would cost about $232,,800 out thi. wild come to a total City. CommWiciners. Slonroe, that would -give the can't develop southward into But for the bebi triterests of in various studies conducted to the eyes of the varioui c=- to brixig Un pream city haU up of a MIXIlion &1lars or less" with The "vision" came from two city a sparkling new business the Fourth Street area t*caase Sanford, the move to the determine if a new city hail rnI1oncrs. i3utlan Stanstrom to -codes e1ectdtslly,---n- -W4,*ts a quotable figure for different fronts as the Corn- development axis with the of the churdws and residential Seminole Blvd., area might be should bd built or the present left the session Feeling that "we turally and mechanicaI'," the new addition. mission struggled for 90 courthouse at one end and the areas. You have shallow zoning the best in the long run," he one remodeled to fit the city's got a lot of information" from Melvin told the gathrfng. Commissioner A. A. minutes with the thorny city' complex at the other." in the downtown and fringe concluded, needs, architect James iJim Melvin, "This could be done at a cost of McClanahan tried to move the question of "What to do about 'You know, I don't own a section of the city. You can't go Kelley not only expressed an It was Kelley"s last commissioned by the Sanford- $23 a square foot. This would (')mrnis.sion off dead center by City Hall?" without resolving piece of land in that area -but north because of the lake. But interest in thesame project. but suggestion that wound up as inino e Jaycees to do an in- include removal of old wood reporting that he was "ready ' 0 the Issue I do care about the des eloprnent there is about 150 acres or o tiLso urged the Commission to directions for City Manager depth study on the city ball and replacing it with new change my support staying Architect Eoghan N. Kelley of Sanford - and I think tMt between the courthouse and 'gather all the options you Warren "Pete" Kno S e oonng, noc ng on wa an w ere we are now" provided was one "dreamer" in the with a new city hall on that 14- that 14 acres of land Just have" and begin "eliminating commissioners could only Melvin presented the Corn- present offices, leasing only the crowd and land developer acre tract of land, you could see waiting to be developed, them until you reach the one or agree that they want to do Inison with a plan by which steel and redoing the inside." (Continued On Page A) — -, t- - ' g _____ , Pr [I ____ ____ What To Do About City Hall'At Issue ... - =. - f P - _______ ______ . -__ I __ _____ r - , , , ( a imil - 1 0; _________ - - 11 .ii.ri___. ____ L_ ?rJ,;r-- - I 1 ______ — __ _0-- - ____ ~J, 4 . 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V - - , - U 0111~ g 0 ____ U ;a 4 0 6 71 o Q. - - - ,, "' ,,,, 7 ~9 % _____________ 0 iins nn ti 0 C %4m -- Z • sla 1 01 27 0 _. . r _ 11) ____ _____________ C 0 - Q: __ CD r ___ C m . -- "= M C -€ "I a.., 0 'a M X C, :: ,I , I- '.T - Z ation spokesincri have decided not to take legal action on labor practices at Langwood school Page A -., i 0 14 f - a C0119cs Crossword Puzzle Ik"irAbtr 0 a 71 . -. - - / - - IA 3B . '1 i'- i a 3, $- 1 0 - _~ Ia 8a m IF / - __. - ____ 14 -- ________ I - - - -9 5A Obitti,aries Sports 1' Television I vi 'ion 5A 1 28 . s fill Ic L. f -1 .__ Z_ 14 ____ . Partl dnudy through tomorrow with a chance of thwidi rshuwtr iii,ilith duriu the afterunon and t scng hours. Highs In the upper 80s and low 90s. Lo%s In the 70s. %arlaWc winds 10 mph or less ezrpt stronger and guity near thundershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent in the afternoon, 20 per cent at night. Details and tides are on page S I 2NNOWME- k~Ir -- - - Hospital %F T'1F U -..Adlmk %= --- . - '- -- ' 1 111,"Iw _ • _____ --- ., ( ,- ' 11 ' c.' - __________ ' . I ________ ' s'- % '.. ' 1 I 4 - , % • w HU4 - A - q &"' - I . v '40 I ---..d -40 . I. F -' PRESENTED Sentencing i _. iT' 1 _e_*. .% ~- -. .,. A ; - . . I - NN ! Ir V, t vwa 9 - - ... -- -* -, .- _, I i 4 ., ' - __ ' - fz - -_ -_ pl-. - I - ' ci Sanford Police Set - - - - -- -__ - _ - - , -- r . - -_ r 4_ -_ - -_ - - Ase% I - , . - lk -.2t ,` --- ; A H IGH - ,i . they wouldn't let us use the on a sectif)n dealing with c ourier - for communication teacher transfers and reap. purposes," said Bill Moore. an pointinents. SEA team member. Moore said SEA wanted The SEA request to table the transfers which are based on lengthy article, which has been sound educational rationale Lenford Sutton, a fifth grader at Idy1wilde Elementary Schoo and con of Mr and Mrs. Raleigh Sutton of 1 Coolidge Me, subjed of some eight four hour and not on the whim of irgaining sessions came after managerial pr)nIal sithin irifnrd, rdud the (omnussiontr of Fducntion Honor Award Ilarry Pelley. chief negotiator the system. Imlay. PrincIpal Norma Ragsdale lieft) nominated Lenford for the high honor because of his high academic record, leadership, for the school board, said, Concernin involuntar y ph)sical fitness scores, and scrOce on the Safety Patrol and - We've gone as far as we can transfers of teachers, school newspaper. The award Is given by Commissioner Ralph go. There's nothing left they reasons were decided on which Turlinglon Htrald Photo bs Bill %inctnti ant to talk about that s will justify an insoluntary ntgotiabk transfer. They include reduction of staff, to implement _~~Al , • - . - , 'W i01___4r 7714 ,, Pdley said the request to use the courier service does not involve wages and hours and A crestfallen Seminole conditions of employment Education Association (SEA) thus he rejected SEA's request. sesterday watched tt'e school SEA on the other hand, up board team torpedo the settion until a few months ago enjo on association and teacher the use of the courier F r rights by refusing to grant distribution of literature courier service '"e'e-c thr o,l uul L SEAs Steve 1(&enthal said county s 39 schools. the school board team wouldn'tt And Moore sayi that right even respond to an SEA was taken away as punishment counter proposal concerning (or teachers exercising their the SEA request to use the rights to collective bargaining. school system's courier system. After that setback, talks sped - _____ ' Plan By ED PRICKEIT Herald Staff Writer - _________ . i Courier * Of reassignment of staff to take on Coun( il( hainnan J H (,rant newly created positions, tmplesaid the proposal guaranteed Sentencing of ft,ur former Herring's office and %%ill als,o bk, j, felt)nv. . ax ul ain 1. the firvinen everything and the Sanford pilicemen, a building sentenced June 17. 15 years ir, prison. guilty to breaking and entering elimination of existing city nothing — notesenthatany Inspector andan animal control The foirner city employes Lai Leon Payton 36 with intent to commit a felony programs or relocation of of them would be avaiiable to officer who pleaded guilty in had been chargedwith felvny pleaded guilty to attempted Maximum sentence is 15 years existing prograirs. answer lire calls connection with nighttime burglary counts that could have grand larceny a in prison With agreement on that item Grant refused to allow a burglaries has been scheduled meant maximum IS year prison misdemeanor with maximum , Raleigh Paul Sessions, Pelley feels negotiations may delay in a decision on the lot Tuesday, June 17. sentences. sentence of one year in jail, pleaded guilty to buying, begin to speed up contract, insistiiig the Circuit Court Judge Clarence When entering guilty pleas Panko pleadeLl guilty to receivivg, and concealing The veteran administrator disagreement between elected I Johnson Jr issued orders the former officers resealed intering without breaking with stolen property a said today that we want as officials and tl~e volunteers had yesterday setting the sen- they had med patrol car radios intent to a Ill meanor 1 punt been building up for three to tencing. ,% starting at 1:30 p.m. to communicate before the misdemeanor. Maximum maximum of one year in county J!ine 30 is the, end of the 6(~ four years in the Uftuit jt'dgtc' chambers burglaries of a h hardware ctore sentence is fise sears in prison jail diy ptrtod attledby eIbLi flcfc'ri taking a sole on the at the courthoust building and a school cafeteria ilhami I)ouglas Magner, 24, Ray mond Bennett 30 Employes Relations Commis issue, the city council was -enth defendant, Michael Items taken included tools and pleaded guilty to entry without pleaded guilty to breaking and sion i PERC) to com up i ii l'anko, , of Colonia, N.J., also meat wained by Bravo "the solun breaking with the intent to entering with irtent to commit contra' l eers were prepared to no pleaded guilty in the ease after Robert Ray Campbell Jr M. commit petty larceny a felony and laces a possible Negotiators have yet to I ng and Maximum sentence is five maxiiijuill 15 year prison cliscuss, wages, an iteill which 11w with State Atty. Abbott Continued On Page 2-A) t'nteLng with intent to (.Otiiiflit \(' ii in ptISOfl. Sflttflce lra fire F ihtorial ' -_ X 10' l lÀ 511 313 211 613 * __________ ______________________ FMWOMA _" Around the (lock Bridge . . Calendar (hutch CT -_ ~ I - - . . - Index = Ia. - Florida and the governing body will have no alternative but to listen and negotiate as outlined by the Flonda Statutes' Most of the 35-member volunteer force turned in firefighting gear and walked out of Vie city fire house Monday night after city councilmen soled una nimously to reject a proposed agreement which the elected officials said . No Suit Forthcoming m "q 1' -. - .4 - organize themselves, so that in the future, OU!(i problems arise, the), will be protected - ____ - ma - ___ . 0 LT ' - z *-A - CD '______________________ Z (:) :: I - I 448 No ;; - ------- - - j I ___ F , - __ - 7 4 - ~Z - art 14 3 ___________________ __ __________ - ___________________ -- __ y It'-, "lloasting Time" at Seminole High Sch tonight and Fincipal Don Reyolds Is "al; fired up" far the big event. Glenn McCasland has the details in today's Around The Clock column on Page 4 A ________ 8 _ # . - - 0 ___ ___ that corporate body or another 'Roastin g Time' Arrives '' - - — L de Toda 10 I __11 _ - I formed on their behalf, as a group outside of their solunteer position with the city of ___________ - _- or . I - snti'r ,_________ _ Firemen Braso's statement was Bravo said the group will contrary to published remarks "properly organize t:iem. of the city's public safety selves" so that the city council LONG WOOD - Carmine director Doug Keller. Keller will have "no alteriwtive but to Bravo, attorney for the Long- had said the volunteers on listen and negotiate" as wood Volunteer Fire Depart returning to the city after a outlined by Florida law. merit Inc in a prepartd walkout agrced there would k Br as a in a prepared press statement has made it clear the no contract for them from the releasc said group has no intention of giving city no incor porated 'They have unanimously up its corporatc charter and Iircfighting organization and no agreed to continue with the IruI I " will • gtvgldt (L ____ . By D(NNA FSIE.S Heraldtalf Writer 1111111~ ' I, For Next I ..l a 1100N W - _.. -. J 0 — ______- Q I Boar Rejects ___ - I -,- _--- - -__ - __ ___ -- 1. . I . . I ~ - . : . ~ . - ..?. - . . - -I -- . . ' - , .-.., 0 . . i__( ~~~~~~ ,. . . . - .- . - ----- . ., . 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Tuesday, Juno 3, 1973 250 I— ....:.- . ~, ____ IV i -.9 - - - . .. . I P G Fro I :: Capuiet, -- ~ _. 1__ .! .- 40 9 67th Year, No 246-Wednesday, June 4, 1975 / Th ,~k k~~ . . ~'. . . " %aftft. • ?oLF . 1111111111111111111111111 __ .. Longvoo d ~- Phillips and Kay Bovaird, captain for four years and has Sponsoring the Drama C!ub tsied the Outstanding Player Award for three years. I I — . . I _____ JUNIOR-SENIOR rn'.,,,, tiate a " }JIii, '.-. i..otheInIeraLtutiuw Soflars On the staff for the 1 75 Ja) Saucer, president, Larry O iedlan was Ke in Creeden, Pressies, vice president Kim Mr. & Mrs. Gene Their season ended with a 16-12 Cuni baa would : like to extend a special at. "congratulations" to their ~ Jill, s ncere i ou in a1ii irish . es g () t( each i o .. r - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111 I - YE - '- L- , . = ~~ _. ~ 1_= .~~~ .- and Clif Rando School spon _aliw - - 's. -i - _zZ FORENSICS -_ - f .1- - 1 Sheila Sia nick, daughter ol _ ______ Ribbon, Eddie Browdy, nn seniors Tracy Adamson, Brian senior leading the club was Stone and Sinclair M c Nee l y. Daker, Sylvia Banks, Cindi Syl v ia Banks At the end of the The captain was Clennie Baylor, Karen Birchett, Robe rt year the Forensics Club had Patterson who won the MVP Borkoski, Kay Bovaird, received 11 first places; five of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Robert F_ Schlablg. Early Montecalvo. Early Admission Goldenrod. Early Admis%lon to F I Li In I I U 1drnisslon to S. J.C. With a lot of hard work Varsity Cheerleadersralsed spirit of OHS to a peak. Captain Gilmore, Teresa Hanvey, Linda Johnson Steve Lemanski, Robert link, April McCarty, GOVERNMENT Captain. The other seniors 0 and Debbie Seiple. Olswtskl, Brian Osborn, treasurer; with seniors Althea so much more ---- l fe an education! `L I - Risher, Shari Rubenstein, leading members, The Student De bora h Siepie, Kimberly Self, Government was probably . 0 DRAMA PAINTING TENNIS $ - _ Maitland Avenue. lius plan --- - LICENSED - INSURED - Leslie E. Holian BONDED 3 Osserstiss. of PI.IUCIO.a1 Paws 0,51 • Part-Time - -i •. IV, '- . ., __ - - _ ~_ ; ---I- - -s- ) .- Steve Zowadski !r. - .•--,.. Kirribe, ly A. Martin P 1975 OVIED NOT Eli Allan I, G"e PICTUR IU•I•# ED Diane L. Judd ' --' Ted Marimon ---i. ..0 To larger goals and challenges, wider d reams. We wish OU iy all I Linda Bomar _-. You'll Observe . Colleen Burke" more. ii I Donna Genton Barbara Hill John R Hunter t*i.+h e * ii ' s 0 -1.I rut Dealer Ph. 365-6671 Sanford, N. - ________ (j .. .-- -. II T I - I I Ashier Becomes 'Caretaker' \ Phil Ashler, longtime friend and political ally of Gov. Reubin Askew, was to be sworn in todayas treasurer insurance commissioner as a temporary replacement for impern hed Tom O'Malley. The star) is on Page 7-A .1 i - -.. 1 =4F A -4 i I ~~ - w __ - ___ mAy vni it? PUTI 1 DE Vincent crossed liaths in the ring after Vincent battled Torruny "Killer" Ellis to a draw Tuesday night at the UU111. .~k.e hLou) Page 6-A. BRING YOU J OY 4A Commencement means beginning. Now that you're CITIZENS 7-8s moving ahead to meet new challenges, and greater ill Success will be Yours. lbilitles ...we wish you the best things life can r1 hrI4k k off e r: h appiness, ureams come true - • 0 Electronics Division ----- - --= --- -=~ - - ~__ - __ ___ -M M_- . IlA Women's - - ' %%'I.;(vI,IIElt emight low 04. Yesterday partly cloudy through tomorrow. Chan4 of a few thundershowers main) during the aftern oo n, igh in the ' winds upper 80s and low 905. Lows near 70. . mostly 10 mph or less becoming gusty near 156 GENEVA DRIVE, OVIEDO, FLORIDA __ - = . - . 2525 Shader Road, P.O. Box 7637 - - llA Dear,kbb% CINRAL. DYNAMiCS OF NCR Corporation - -_ =~ -- - ___ - _. Pelley was concerned that _ . - - . - . 17 ' - .. i .-,41 .. . - "The board did us a favor by "Why don't paying us once a month. Ttiey'd pay us once a year if they could accept the get away with it. I just want it YOU — made perfectly clear that Rosenthal said more than 500 - check the amount of interest Pelley team a counter proposal hours might not affect another deposited in a bank would draw stretching payments out over a an additional amount of in- year. "It's illegal to pay you earned on that teacher's money Rosenthal, accusing Pelley of terest, thus teachers are, in interest," he added. "if that teacher took a job as agreed on states: "Any in- that was withheld. I , - - - - -- - -- - __ - - - - - *— - -.— UI) derihowers. Rain probahility 30 per cent. I -~:M :__1~W_,M _.v - W ww:T MM P.W-~ - I ~e,io -.- YAAL~-~_ _-__`V___;r " - . -- -- --—- " the newspaper Namel), a presented h sdiool officials recotiuiiendation from Justice Department officials to convert Rosenwald Elementary to a center for special education and to rest Fxcept for a suit which personnel program which governs the hiring and firing of Orlando Man Gets Off teachers. Personnel Directnir Sipwart Gatchel said this morning that eligible for hk1:: con vert to about five type. James ,Melvin Daniel of and Harry Kwiatkowski opwritten pages, is the formal Orlando the job as director of posing the choice. Vihien, was the strongest ruling School Board members the Seminole County Industrial request was made by Rosen wald parents for an investiga- Des elopment Authorit'. supporter of Daniel - ssion omm asion Daniel a salary of --- board on June 4, deals with the number of teacher s to e rehired. 0 er n 000 per About 44 jobs bec Li'. ailab!e with the opening of ' Casselberry. At least one board member. Davie Sims, says he intends to decision "one way or the Second choice by the SCIDA federal programs will be picked bo,ard was Rolfe Arnhym, who up under phase Ill. other.- Daniel was the top choice by requested a salary of $15,000 to Other teachers not picked up - -za - r . . . I , — -• i jA& - - -. ~ --- __ ?-- , - __ - t lzL , .-I I __-T-W J / " Z --- =_ - . . -. , _ ._ 'P..I .., I -A. 11 . .ki's".ji., ~~ J -1i _4 - Z . It. . LF L .1 It Ji - I i ' ,t • ' . . i~*5 - __ J -, __ ; ___- - __ t .., I •• . - ; tê • • • TALENTED TWIRLER Cathy Cipko, [.%, man High School Band's featured twirler, brought home the second place twirling trophy, wen during the Pt" which was adopted by a from among four applicants. Hattaway and Kwiatkowski chance for rehire as funding '.here the entire l.man Band performed. Cathy's twirling was an -.--- --,-- - -- ----- tions are finalized. -- --- outstanding n,ntr' butlon to the performance Illerald Photo by Elda Nicholsi --- --- -- -- -- I --i~e.-*~-:,.~, i7-,,-~~~4-7:et~!~~$~t ~,~~T---, ~. . ~ i~ 1, i --:_~:7z~ -4-~ li_-~7 -~,~j ~ stick by the "Loke Orienta the SCIDA Board of Directors $16,000 and was the choice of under phase Ill still have a good recent Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester, Va., The decision to offer Daniel both of whom sit on the county's and exact enrollment projec- ' I W7 -*--*' .4'r t ~ *): 14* . ' _I f V -. - --• A6 :- I 41 '7 •, ~0~ -4 '; # -1 - -- * ,; I ~'A' I y--&_ = " V - "' i . .-I I - ' / ' 944 NN" ' - . "-'-'f1' " J16 - • - .-- - W' . s_ . t .1 I i A~i_.&,F-,Z';-~. _-I ~-A* , -_ , - Ii--.., , ~ ;i_~_~--*_ ~_ - -. .-i- -, _ 014te - - 6 W Imbr . - ~ r' - ,, WC lion The ruling advised the ('hatrrnan Sid Vihlen Jr arid board not to t.us 207 black Daniel were in conference this )earpus mieagc. in two new schools in South students past three other morning on the offer and Vihlen ter 'w requested Seminole. And most of the 38 500 plus a schools on the way to sajdthatDanielhasnotmadea teachers who work under drawn up by Lake Orieata the job split the comilhssiofl personnel board. ----- s But Gatchel mys phase Ill. - 1, fi, _!~'IV 6ft. A?- -. awaits ruling from a federal The 'longest telegram" parents, went against Layers the Justice Department. And School Supt. Bud Layer has recojiiijiend4ition to bus the he was miffed because the Judge in Orlando. That ruling ever seen" arrived today from students to the soon to-open board made no input into the will dicide whether Rosenwald the U.S. Justice Department I,ake OtienLa Elementary and department's decision. But closes or doesn't, which blacks the 0111) matter they're j us t in time for tonight's 7:30 shuffled theiii i ns tead off to la)&r S)S It wasn 't up to him say Casselberry. a 16-yeor-old to tell the FBI whom to in- really interested in. anyway. -School Board meeting. ter lew Also at tonight's meeting, the Layer sa,s The telegram La) school At last week's board meeting. Tonight's decision may put board will be ask contains no surprises other than what has alread) appeared in Sims challenged information the Rosenwald controers) to phast II of the school s)stem $ - . -11 Mr.0W.7 3.2 vote by the board. That plan, DetallsandtidesmaybeloUfldoflPage5. Orlando, Florida (305) 295-5850 - In Time For Board Meeting Obituaries -9A BANK __ T1 '-- . ~_ - - -- - -- Vincent) er esterday in a 3-2 vote with concerns itself with 19 transfers 'ount l'hc Seminole Counts Coin 'liii. telegram, which will mission has agreed to offer (ommissioners Mike ilattaway of tea c he rs within the system. I - 4A Editorial .. .. . .7B Horoscope Hospital .. - ..' - _ -5A Around the Clock Bridge ... .... - 10A Calendar .. ....... 45A : I) T14E - ._ SCIDA J Index - 7 ! is - . We hope the goals for which, st ft I I r \ I person. MEMBER FDIC ,~ m I - ~ -~, -, something different i : 11 - a Perez, Vincent Cross Paths Taco Perez of Sanford and Orlandi s Joe) Victo ik Success means ;i I 77t_ ~\ - - - — ____________________________ - 98 IN VOUR ENDEAVO . - -.- -- Rosenwald Ruling Arrives Deputies and Altamonte Springs police find cache of stolen automobiles - two before the owners reported them missing. See story from Bob Lloyd on Page 12A. I S [IC C ES S - shall remain within the scope of sprung a surprise on the veteran school administrator. the Florida State Statutes." The SEA proposal tentatively teacher, what is t. "But let's say I was a worm Inside Today % ~ 221 Magnolia Ave. i o-go dancers have won the teachers are governed by the right to their jobs. Some -Sure, that's part of the con. what's considered okay and Education tract. Seminole Groves . k I -- /'-'f• ______ I -. _- . -_ -_ - - -11 ~ .. LAI that the "private and personal farmer, and my principal didn't a topless go-go dancer, I'd be volvement of the School Board continuously bringing up effect, "subsidizing" the board, negotiators. A nowledue, - -. - It I Horvath Susan Wistenberger Kenneth White Glenn Wikori I I N1_ . . life of any teacher is not wiNn like it. What I do outside the opposed to that," Pelley into the private life of a teacher money item during talks, also Rosenthal said. Association (SEA) proposal 1~_, - - Dorothy D. Stonj Robtrt L. T&yW Jana E. Trive" , - -_-i_~ - •v - H raid Ph tos b Rui • , efforts in [)ertinent, and departments In Cue1berry, Altamonte - -.. Association, and Bob Ritz, district supervisor or e Division of Youth Services. In the photo at righ t Thomas Fay, Superin- - b ii Mark Simon Brent Davis Christina Dumas Denise Foinn Printing Co. I Michael Brown Kenny Bryan motee. You'// accomplish Nancy McCutcheon 'I Seminole Count) Bar plaque denoting Hall'$ _. A Pelley asked. "Your salary is a topless go-go dancer is a chief negotiator, llarr Pelk laws of the land, and said he is principals may feel working at any type of outside job might teachers are paid for 10- months not due anyway , until you earn teachers subsidize the board," matter for School Board op. "Don't you think a teacher asking only for those righ ts the dog track is immoral," detract from a teachers abili ty work over a 12-mon th pe ri od, it You're not paid until you Rosen thal retorted. to teach. For example, he said a That, he said, converts to about earn it." proval or disapproval surfaced has an obligation to live the guaranteed ot her citizens in the Rosenthal shot back. The SEA proposal which during talks yesterday betwee9 ki nd tWo-hOW' part-time job might $70,000 a year in interest which of life students would look country. lie questioned in. Pelley rejected asked th at the county's the Finally, a compromise was wreck one teachers ability, the School Board receives. That teachers up to?" Pelley asked SEA's dividual principal's rights to Anywiy, Pelley said, "The and association board Steve Rosenthal who replied make a 'judgment" about reached after SEA offered the while a job with even more much money if board is doing you a favor" by board add to a teacher's last $70,(XX) _- Celery Robert MaVVIQr - - ., . . ') , Judge Hall; Ned Julian. Fire ;~i' L '1 top photo, prior to a tour of the facility, are Paul J. I)urmg the crisis the city I . " 1~q -- _._04 _. -_* __ I = .% _'.oA .dl - Charters, state chief of the Bureau of Detention, Division of You th Services; ~ __ . I -~ -;--- - - -_~ ~ 1!i~ I 11IN W , 1.of , ".% ? 11 Y .rJ,--.to !. - . - A .~Z, I Z! - ---'-- . . th the cations are created when school In Seminole Count) whenever assurances of stand by The other routes which requests are received at ran- needed projects are located firefighUng assistance from the teacher who works part-time as heated fire frorn the board's ---- Mary K. Killen I . o tendent of the DYS, a PIt5 Judge the appropriate concern or classroom is my own business." argued. The bare facts of whether a attention of the board" drew , • —----..... I Sonia Angarita Sandy Appleton Da v id Blancha rd . T ' . r . •: -: 1:. 1. Board Dance Around Top/ess Teacher Issue [Jerald Staff Writer r (1/' , Son of J'Ars They were Mark Wilson. Wes honor of Judge Wallace H. Hall uns the highlight of a program last night 3t Sem in l C unty Juvenile r III ll By ED PRICKKFT at improvement this year. "Romeo and Juliet." In the Much of their success was due leading role as Romeo was to the seniors of the teams. David Dees, David Jones as - -• ._- -, - - 15 0,~ .-7 - - mu purpose r iom in --similar requests be directed gratis. 4L4i - Job Irks Pe ey SEA, •,. . - RM~~_~ - • .. Dedicati on o e I : - Ammkilh HONORED The policy recommends that fering their services to the city from federal revemn sharing school fenctd, Pavdng to the to duike all funds formerly allocated for school fenced; and Highland to future prior to the annual orde red sent to each of the after appeals for help were construction of a Wnnls court nt Eflworth, budget session, and by May 1. county's cities. issued by Mayor Lorinana. .~ ,- ~Sai - JUDGE HALL stacked on chairs and tatles, County " - fri z", = ~ I . - ._ 7- 4, II , - ~ - I. i--I - .~ ! -7 7.f ~ 1. - ~__ - -- _1______._ i . .. i ..; , _. _.- _T I ' ' ' I - ' In a meeting with the volunteers before they walked out, leaving firefighting gear within the dty limits of de I - ii Layer, notes budgetary complli- the appropriate municipalities called on and received commiloskawrs indicated they dom throughout the year. I . I . Roy LaBossiere, whose un- department after the volun- Seminole I .r J -'' '' t ;b _.* .,.-~-- ~1 ~ written resignation as fire chief teers iss"ied an ultinwitum to •ittepted b) the lit) the Cd) One v ol unt eer said the Superintendent W P (Bud) from the district school board to " " kt -. n quiring riht*1 Way The policy created in the municipalitita involved" to the favored were The bike paths are to be paid schoo' fenced , Th'otl to the re utIi1 ask3 the school board M.irQaretHolian - exclude-, the mcessity of ac- - COMPANY Daughter of Mrs. entire community with the The tennis teams showed production of Shakespere's ' . bow-psi-sted INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL- RESIDENTIAL ~ taught students about stage acting but entertained the '0 Barbara fwter- u School Board and School a-1 - ,, I is The resolution, directed to the , Conunissioncrs said n ad$13,358 calls for a bike path di tion to the plan approved two from Orienta to Arlington and others should be done If funding another from WoodLing to is available. The plan, estimated to cost -- - Grant said he would be happy to the civic center recreation "These requests should inThe city this week received a plan for providing birycle paths area. resolution from county com- elude all items of paving, City crews are to provide missioners indicating the signals, signs, crosswalks, and Moble for sc hool children who will • ordered u ye rn an then attend the new Lake Orienta labor for the project, resulting county officials have no in- sidewalks that would be located ty fire ha il Elementary School in the fail in a substantial savings, Mayor tention of ta king any action to in unincorporated areas of Kelley ou t o the Grant received calls at was accepted by the city com. Norman Floyd said. rovide paving, walkways I Seminole County and will be home yesterday from residents Flo y d mission last night, after a submitted seven crossings and other school needed for period of one year who had served with fire - matter separate plans for consideration. yesterday afternoon. i- HAYSLETT - Winter, Greg Young, Teresa Yoder, and Leslie Holian. Beta ClubSponsors are Mrs. Jean Gray Judy Davis swim team. Swim sponsw is - A ., *I- Margaret Sterling, Larry They headed the Homecomin9 teitzler are U1eseniors onthe you have by t . ! ALTASIONTE SPRINGS - A ) Phillips, Lou Rajchel, Tim Bowman arid Sherri Raw as i r Altamonte Accepts Orienta Plan -. , '. 11 ,.- "city may burn tonight." - - I __ Clennie Patterson, Jane Tyson, Jim Stamps, Rosanna SWIMMING Mayor James Lormann also froin the city's new Public (lay on the job, was intended to could riot be reached Said ) Director Doug Keller con trol tht news eminating telephone. . - lengthy meeting last night, but all ixpressed surprise that ~ have alleviated citizen concern. council Monday night. volunteers last night on orders imposed by Keller on his third ?I N-FT4 i~ ,~ -_ 147 .. - - - . . returned to duty, which would unanimous vote of the city proposed agreement with the Sources said the gag rule, 'N ''I . i said all statements must come from hi m "— R o r Mob le volunteers refused to reveal return, the action taken at a meeting of program for the new students, Striving to make better Metcalf and Mrs. Beverly got the student parking lot homemakers far tomorrow is Stryker. MeUssa Merrifield, Rebecca A newly formed committee, Metcalf, Janet Moore, Patricia the Student Government was Morris, M Myers, Lance Nogle, Robert president and John Phillips, the squad were Janet Moore to , ' - __. • - Oviedo The seniors on the Stewart, Helen Swiney, Week and were responsible for squad were Lou Rajchel, John Ka thryn Vandergriff, Brenda the Sweetheart Ball As for es -' ' -I • - * ~ , gone horne to Titusville for the Informed sources said LaBossiere would want to be a night and would issue a from the police and fire statement this morning. departments so that citizens volunteer firemen returning volunteer when he has stated Robert be unnecessarily include Kelley, publicly on many occasions in Repeated calls to Keller at would not Longwood recent weeks that he was president of P Ice s tiont morning Volunteer F ire Department anxious to leave the city's were answered with The sources could not explain Inc., called an agitator cr metelIas cute w ra ;ibthe fire ant tflr Coun l Chai ma The crisis in -town attending a police infomiation that the city was no at a public meeting th department began Monday firefighters walked out Monda night. A01io ~ ~A - _" 4 -~ - 7....-1 - 'fen ci .1 i l 11 - ..- ( 'OF I Roger Mobley, a 12 sear veteran volunteer firefighter, chosen b the city council C ic s Inetting and it as longir in danger from (iris Kelicy's name as stricken night hen the cit ) council unknown what time he would since the volunteers had from the volunteer rolls by Monday night to reorganize the unanimously rejected a - and Mrs. Shirley Stanick, scene Y k / I Gag Ruie meeting of the volunteer fire departmerit. r fn_r~, - - volunteer now, the sour -es ^ said. Councilmen contracted today plezd ignorance of the final time prior to 11 had voted to return en daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Phillips and Sam Home. Dan Walker, Mark Wilson, Warren Myers was t he team captain. Davis, Lisa Van Camp, Robert '' ___ --- -- - -- — _________ I the i-nnual meeting." Mobley said. "Sir. Keller gave a talk to Local the volunteers and told us The media was unaware the volunteers in a ineeting some . sorship was led by Mrs. Hazel Robert Borkoski, George who had the support from Beta contests around Flori da . The he r was Karen Birchett as Co- i ,N IIt , 1, - ____________ __________ ___ d I ~ ...:__ - __ 1: - This was the first year Steve Smith, Lynn Sollars, greatest asset to Oviedo High. When ____ '4 council ,Monday night is also a o'clock nes last night were fror'i broadcasting stories arout the Mobi fire prott!~Airiri crisis in this city, I ,: ~,,.) ,a * ,OF ~ what happened at han can't , C' / - ,, place in the District 8 AAA average grade point of 3.2. The Forensics Club was in i Tournament. The team was led This year's Beta Club full gear this year, with WRESTLING There's ,. I !!!.' .•t:?-••.- . - LONGWOOD - CHEERING \ 1111I1' OCB Tournament, and second students who maintain an erAPPIies [it-raid Staff Wrltcr student affiars the Government repaired and many other what FHA is all about. Barbara Trophy at the Christmas Rosanna Bowman, Barbara .qccond places; and five third was anytWng but idle. They projects. The Student Govern- Best, Carol Mims, Angela Tournament and won the player Brandorff, Bill Carter, David places and five fourth places. planned assembly programs, ment was sponsored by Mrs. Green, Ruby Robinson, Kay of the week award. • Dees, Charlene Elmore, Kim The club was sponsored by Miss r ock concerts, fund raising Hazel West. Hovaird and Nan Swan were Faxon, Robin Ferebee, Laura Sharon Beasley. drive for the zoo, sponsored the senior members. Sponsors of 0 your future endeavors. i iiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIII BETA record. They took third pla ce the All-County Christmas As always the Beta Club of Tournament, first place in the Oviedo High consists of ~; ~ - _-.I--- I . -,. Awk4w -_ . ar~~;!~ A4~~__ - A s BASKETBALL . * _' nior section editor; and Ann as directors. Senior members of lenville, faculty section editor the club were Sylvia Banks, with sponsor, Mrs. Helen Marty Gilmore, IJnda Johnson, This year's Basketball T cam Wheeler. Lynn Sollars, Robert Winter was called Ddle's Dribblers, 09 : : -_ - .,- . .:~ Fire Hass le Ends° • B) DON NA LSTF.S ' 0 ?,~ --_. : _y ~ - . INTERACT t - - ____ P. "P A er 1,ou RaJehel, Lisa Van Camp (Miss O.H.S.), Debbie Boston 11974at support from the Oviedo " ,5 Homecoming Queen) and Angelo Callins pause between darim everybody would enjoy was tk Chapter of the Rotary Club At __________ - AI Iirfrfu1'L .iiirr ANNUAL &1&II I Kei dall ns. ta1 thht Jill t'umta, daughter ot Mr. Michele edilk, daughter of : Coffl!cau F4IIIY AdflhtlSlOii Mr. & Mrs Rland E. Jedilek & Mrs Gene Cumban Earl) to S. J.C. Ear ly Admission to S. J. C. A d mission .J(. 04) 0 ~ -1 - two On the team. These seniors On the stage crew were John 1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _______________ _____ Stamp3. Stamps hss be 1. J _ .seniors but these were the top Carter, and Steve Lemanski. I --..-,--- ,-.- ________ Steve ,McAllister and Anita Davidson. 1 - 11 11 _T on were captains Jay Saucer Lilly as Filar J ohn, and Ai thea Tyson. Winter as 13athasar with Corey , 14 - e " Micheal, Teresa Yoder, and Madam I . - u Oviedo I . .- d at ra 0 Ev eni ng1111C41a14 - Early College Admissions -_1L. _ --"P- -. �- _____ - --.. .- - - ____ -.- .,. ..... Ili ?Ening Herald, J nford, FI. ednday,June4,i975 Utility Assures Longwood I The 10-man, two-woman jury delibe rated ) minutes Tuesday before finding Ronald C. 0 Bryan guilty of giving his son, Timothy, a cyanide-laced candy during a suburban trick or treat outing. The slate is asking for the death penalty It contended that C) Brian killed the bo to collect $30 000 in insurance, $20,000 of wInch he had purchased Just four weeks Halloween The defense said the state ne ver probed O'Bryan ac r OBry an is known to many Houston school children ts I - ~ I t~rganizatiuTLs ha%- e already announcc-d plans to forbid t1le traditional Halloween trick or treating this year. I I CIA WASHINGTON (Al"i — A Senate opponent of the up- coining American-Soviet space mission is asking CentraI Intelligence Agency if Secret data on Soviet space failures Justifies cancelling the project. Sen. Wilhain Proxmire, DWLs., has called Carl Duckett, t he CIA's deputy director for science and technology, to testify before ; i;enate panel later today about Soviet ' space technoloa. An American Apollo and a So%iet So) uz spacecraft are scheduled to be launched July 15, and the U S ship later iIl attempt to rendezvous and dock wi th the Soviet craft. Proxmire has long been a critic of the project's $= million price tag and its over-all risks. He said he is asking the CIA to provide data from its monitoring of the Soviet space program and to give details on the problem areas it has found. I zrml!fm -' •LeL PI ne W as Pla Iriii 0 Cras 4 . D Councilman to execute the temporary 15-Year By 11011 L0Yt) h dmwAn $26 :1 S, 99IF %;; — Writer dru '- ter returned I ti 1t I I ; _______ ~I . Fur three days only. I biasbeit:dtkri)oub1cfjbr, cord belts tame iear.producIng squirm and hi-lp ________ i j ; 1 ' iiii I I! _____ Double pol~cslrr cord body plies add ilrength - - Puiglas britid tifi 71br5 )OU ri-al pctform.snc. - 10 of.%( 10% %LIS , I Un I site Price B78 D 4 for $ 95 Sin L . . - $31t Price . I 878-13 :: G'614' 41w$119 H78, 14 or H78 15 4 for $144 I j I nw_~ I ~_ "11111%%ULS . _____ _____ "" k ..'J * I & __~*rj r , Vkh : I t Sale Fnds.S~aturdai V ; . 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' 16' x 10 x 11. With 0. I., + - NATURAL pH BALANCE SHAMPOO j FOAM COOLER - , STATIONERY By' Elaine RiChard, CE031 -----I 0 22 . 18-QUART IIi1Iii_ .~-;., — POPULAR SIZE '< ;," . 1.4 .I I - I HANGERS -- .dDeiutC$e;It - - COPPERTONE __________________________________________________________ .._' 11"Elt . " DOLLAR I _ _ .------ -I - _ - - ----- .-- - - - --_ - -- HAIR SPRAY PLANTERS A 1_1 I i-- 14 EARTH BORN LOTION By e~~ ,:1 "! pa 1 "$ ~ 1jJj7fl rr] - __ __ - . DRINK MIXES + WI? S$myhaJ4nothestof this (Our? On the 2nd da of June 1975 Ge"ge C Yourog United stal" Dittrict Judge i)Iish May? 1121 25 .lunul I) I . of Q.T. DRY ROASTED I _________ 'I I IJ ' I, ;A I ' - : .1 _______________________ WYLER'S P61e Calls. .--. _____ Road North IS degree's 13 mnut West 77550 feet to easterly rrit of . I... , . #" i, I~ E Township 70 Sotjl'i Range 30 Fast loreiqn corp(tation, app-ear or Plead rvn aicino North line of Said SKIson ~,_ " A ____ 9 __*1 _ _-; I A % . ______________ 40 i'l I Z.~- r BRECK VASELINE HAIR SPRAY FOR MEN By GILLETTE 1 r , I_ _ w~ __itp~ - N'. ~ - .. . -_ i 01 .- t/ - 0 . _____ '' , . -.. I `--,.- " I - Z. ~~ -_ - . . ,. , . -. - % •,, - 01 e .. coscls. of your ~ " i,_!Z1@0__Rr_" I I , ~...~,,-. I ro:= ~ _ .~ ,,.*.L*-, '~ *% .~-~,i __K_*Lct~! ~_ 4A43_~~J i . __Nh_,~. _______ amitrolling & WA-_-~- .UK-7r4, -z- TMR'- -'~ 7 I . I - -7 ~ it Z'gwZ~ _ 1 4 MOGUL. L.i- -- - i - 4~;_,~,, - ' remirWe neny :'i, - -__ ~ 9V . . mit',whal Doctor Bel I expliiris in his - ~,~, -_ .. ''1' ~ - -- - LIMIT I LIMIT I 0 1 ~ ,, DENS r 9•OZ. II ATUL IJ ROUND - 1. . ANTI-PERSPIRANT tu. I ,M#WZ1%1W Boil Classic i HALF AL N __ __ "IIiII6' _1111111!~W r Ci ~.-1. - - ~ I &11 -, .., a vw DV 11 I A -- "' . . -.. _... -__-~ NESS IN V I • ______ PEG 69i ,A Court that the defendant. DE ME TS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that INC .a InrokintmDoralion, ii not an pursumit to thip StimmAry isoinmsi^t Central Avenue, Oviedo, Florida v.eeforiv l4)COniet:utivewees. 3176% commencIng on Ma I. 1575 DONE That the p,.rfy intcested In Said AND ORDERED at Orlando 1' -• . 1~~ __-Uff; _~ 011. L XX EXTRA I 5 GRAIN a. Z - ARRID ASPIRIN • - VS MAX A. MOGUL and RUTH N 471 vi .ium mI GJT 13 LIMIT OUAM;TlI$ ELSIE _________ , / Corporation, hid been Served with minutes East fits to . Process In the Slate of Florida, but LESS 40 ft riPi'tof way ONE REASON WHY WE FILL OVER 52000 PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY! QUALICRAFT SOUPER MUGS --- _-.1...........~_ -_-~~ f0f Stniftle County. FiorkM. &,,pon S#010n 105. Idle 21. United Sistv. Seminalt COUnty, FW;da ret r ipt no PrOOf Of I he Pjblical ion of Code. it 4 further ORDERED that of Public sale, to the highest and W1 th's P,InflCe. 1he IlCfajotA name. So riollC# of this oroer be putitished by l')Iddtr for cash, at it 00 A M an the *if "THE PONY TAIL BEAUTY the United States Mart"i in a 13th dav of JUne, 197S. al the Wetl SAt ON" under which I rzpeCf 10 nftv"Per of central corculalion ;n front Wor of he rtoIe Cojniy I em s I !, %k,Afv Lou Boyle 0A11F0 this 711h dAy of March 1975, at Orianóo, Oran County, ---------- - DI RID that DE METS INC a PRICES / PHONE 322-8270 TOWELS .. the cu vOlv"14fily OPPfared herein, and COLIff in and for Seminole County. thlit PerSonal wfvice L"n %&ld Florida the uneersigned Clerk -will comoration is noi Practical because sto the property Situale in said Its domicile 01 PrinciPas Place of covnly oncribed as 6I , - IJJTT - All bift Shall be W Wherry. Its At%isjolnf un~iipd IN THE CIRCUIT COURlr OF THE States Attorney, in an action against E10HTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the dtftnoards. Grace a Grani. a CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE t0 COT jnt hc(in by the It day of July, 197% and In default thereof the Court will Proceed to the N011Ct i% hefebY QIven thal the htAtiM and illditldkAhon at this suit retail commercial district. I I 555 W. FIRST ST. Slalulm, To Wit: section @& o Flafida Slafules 19S? S- G A Crockef g,. iosroh R crocker S, John A Crocker Store to rezone the southwest Dr 96 corner of SR 43G and Academy NOTICE UNDER F7jTUi Drive in l'orest City from a NAME STATUTE duplex zoning to a general TO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN 9 Please phone for i 1!M_ i .. ~ -__4 zl_I - 1 - - lete front i-nil align r.orrctItjn I Hlancr two hearings, ;NFZIIII -I i- of downtown Oviedo. ngill(k E 11 1 41 ____ - - - , - - and to enforce a lien upon real CASE NO, 14-1962-CA-09-C property situate In this D.trlct arid ABLE MECHANICAL INC Road, approximately 21-2 mil Fuel Saver : Motor and Supporting Frame Detailed s iii i alable the ofllce Of the City 5 Don P Ne*som. sr. Publish May 11, ?$, junt ii, DEN 134 the Circuit Court. seminoie county. See Your Independent Dealer For His Price Pnce-, As Shown At Goodyear Selvice Slores. STENSTROM DAVIS L MCINTOSM Altomey for Admnistratrlz Flagship Bank of Sanford Post Office Bay 1130. and Zoning Commission will consider the request in a 7:30 'I clab ; .: I NSme Sfalufrs. ToWil Section IERVICE BY Ilie land Spartan is seeking to pla"' have rezoned, specifically, lies CROCKER MEMS. INC DBA J,S th nit'na TO A mile cast of Atafaya Trail on 0 Calk 0* Our Ows Cvstsair cfedit plan * mlitoir Florida, on the folla*ing item On# New Four inch sell Priming (M). mission chambers In the iI "y of May. If7s Juanita G Hawold AS Adminit2ralria Off Ict of the Clty &%anagef, Sanf Ord, Spartan Investment Co. Inc., Notice biOs will be publicly Opened on the a am in a public hwing tonight request the rezoning of 230 Semoram Blvd . Sooeil, Park Apt COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF The City Commission resef ves lhe FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION MI. Form Park, Seminole County. right toaccml or to feiect any or all acres from single and multi. Floficia undpr the licliliovs n&me of COURT NO. 13-llS-owl-CJv-y - bift in tnt beSt IrdtfISIS of the City family residential di.stricts to D&K CONCRETE, and UNITED STATES OF ALMERICA. ol Sanford that i inteind Plaintiff. v GRACE 8 GRANT, a an agriculture district on land to reoistersald "me * lh Warren E. Knowles k and DE ME INC , city anaer , : S:m:e tinole between Oviedo and Florida ORDER FOR Technological University PUBLICATION - On DEO 30 7 N~sto Buy,vt GoodJear 1 .11 - I_.---- - S Kenneth 0 Williams Publish hUy 14, 2 1, 21, juiv 4, 191S i ll. _. c accordance with the prov, 91 the Ffrtitoijs Name Statutes. To F IO?.da Statutcs A I I sale period Thr lime tit bul ii, r,ol% t _____ 7//JflJ ( f ,.i f ~, f 1 .7. Set CUSHION BElT POLLAS \ I T) .---- -- , 1, A J01 LI\\ I V IV Legal Firm Seeks court, Seminole cres Wit Rezon ng \ I______ 1, . s-- DISCOUNT . PRESCRIPTION _... PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. JUNE 1, 1915 Clears B DISTRIBUTORS OF ORLANDO. And that I Intend to regitter said rAmt with tht Clefk of the Circuit Cogrily Florida in ! I Legal 4 -. + S U tore 1M1T.u7.Ti, L &_ s . Plan Back To Lake Ma to $41 . FI Carpenters Picket Sewer Plant L h — Jail Term ¶, ! been : -- ' Ends In Runway Crash DAWSONVILLE,Ga, (AP) — A World War 11 plane that crashed into a hillside was the fifth in 10 months to go down while smuggling drugs into the Southeast~ authorities say' The B25 bomber crashed near this Dawson County community in north Georgia early Tuesday, just after aoparentlydroppingoffwhatauthorjuessaJdwas a ton of marijuana. Two perso ns were killed, but their bodies were badly burned and they were not immediately identified, authorities said. I !i Ci FLORIDA IN BRIEF I Space Data ty Given AsTria Asst. DLsL Atty. ifike Hinton r.aid in his closing argument Tuesday that O'Bryan had U*ered "terror .1:,A; .suspicion- in fl,%storl's, ic'sli~`tlklal *0elg!w1Jrl100.1:W. .- . -• Safeguard your Health and your Budget with SuperRx... Facing EvrL said his wife hadn't continu ed , lie said he then took their one his cWld and drove )ear-old-child 1)), midnight and la ~j A 21-year-old Apopka Ile ,itarted driving toward for Jones at U.S. 441 at Via I mechanic faces a 11laxlIllull, 15 Orlando oil U.S. 441 looking for Palma Circle when a state after her in caseshe had car trouble. trooper (trove up. pleading guilt)' 1(1 IUU1' Evans said Ispotted his Sheriff's detectives said slaughter in the Feb. IG pistol %%,lf`e:; s car. turned around and Evans got into the trDOPCr's car slaying of another Apopka inan le •PPe i to mt Jones at the western edge of Se m ino lie was arrested a short time County. I thought lie might be armed later. 1 Paige Edward E vans entered 'O I look in), pistol from the Judge Cowart a c cepted the a gum pl ea to the lesser .mnml glove comimpartmnent, Fvan.s gwltv plea and ordered Far1s . included charge of imiari. told the court, 'armil approached held in county jail pending slaughter on the death of 26. the car." completion of a pre-sentence )ear-old Johnny Jones. Tl "I asked toni to gt't out. lit' investigation. pica tame alter negitiitmon.s ibm t "wi', iworil I lost control V ic t im Ttstnnony was to begin today By ll1K LOCHRIDGE Wilco to sere a greater area than Just Scott and the Inwith Assistant State Atty . Umil if mn t If and shot him IEva ns LA. fore Judge towart in the Herald Staff W ri ter terstate Commerce Center (ICC), the method of purHeffernan, who was ready to ii stiii rotitx r trial of Andrew J chasing the private utility by either the city or the count) to tnml on the second-d egree I went around the tar to see \lmlam 21, of Orlando A jury The Seminole Count) Commission is sending a re and a reciprocal deal that If the city bought the utility lmurder itm,mric oriumnall if Iii killed tmi"i opene '.i and d t1t clectid yesterday a! modified modified agreement to pro%ide water and sewer Lake Mary would ha%e regulakry Ilodg,ed against EA- ans, door and lie fell out," Evans ternoun to sit in the tral in service for Scott Electronics back to Lake Mary. %ice area of Wilco in the county. ' . . . .-.—- .. .. . . 1111111iiiiiiiii mbbing John Pr)or, of Oriando , Jones began today in circuit nearby apartment compiti: by niendation froin Rngw LNeiswender, director 0, Cmnty shghUy rnod.if led original agreement be sent back to tAke court minus the alleged victim. officers who con%erged tj the Deve1oment Mary to which would 'imint'diately" provide service Unad near Lake Mary Asst. State Atty, Bill Hef- shooting scene. Ile ,2)0-vear interlocal ,agreement, if it is ever agreed the plant. 1`.,,~dvvard. fernan told the court thvit Jones told deputies he ,0,- . upon by both parties, will allow county-regulated Wilco Neiswender, who said lie had been worlIdng with Lake d Ili other circuit court actions Samuel Jackson, 21, Sanford, thought a man wrs trying to ' Utilities to serve the new Scott Electronics plant in the Mary on the agreement for two months, said that 1,ake who was "o a shooting ea in 0 apartment an city. Scott Is planning a summer open g. Mary officials had suttantially" changed the (liarles (,ordon dropped a drug incident May 6, appeared In chased the man after opening Neiswender, who said he reviewed Lake Mary's agreement and now is "not straight forward. This Is what ' ch arge against Earl Jacob court wh!n the six- membeer the door with pistol in hand. latest modification of the agreement Mmday night with ,%e were trying to avoid," he said. Jun was selected yesterday, Yestery in County AU)'. Tom Freeman said that the city is "trying to court of Neiswender said he never discussed with Lake Mary heights, Va lie had been acbut failed to return to court this Circuit Judge Joe solve the world's problems" and not trying to provide A. Cowart Jr. the additional boundaries to be included in the agreement immediate utility service to the plant. morning. Heffernan said all a jury deliberated less than 30 which includes a large section around (rolled suhstance - concaine in Amateur s Joyride Solo available sheriff's deputies are minutes before returning a Points in the Lake Mary proposal which Neiswender Neiswender called the compromise "an open ended .Sept. 1973. found objectionable included the county agreeing to allow searching the county for the guilty verdict for Andrew J. mritract." . The trial (A Willie E. Steel Jr., missing witness. M&m. 21, of Orlando on a As the state began presenting robbery charge. Cowart or. OCALA m APi — "lie's not a pilot, lie just wanted was delayed until the week of testimony in the trial, Hef. dered Milam held In jail pen June 16 after Judge Cowart fernan said that the state feels ding a pre-sentence in. %k ho allegedly tried to take a Joyride in a sinall plane but allowed the state to arnend the it has sufficient evidence to vestigation. ,Aound up crashing into three aircrift 100 feet (town the information filed against Steel continue the trial slthout the John Pry or, of Orlando runwa y. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Springs in a joint venture have For grand larceny to add a In another matter to do with members have to request t& victim's testimony. testified that Milam was one of Gar)' F'ranc'is Wilson, 23, of Amityville, N.Y.. was being utij ge of breaking and enMarchers who continued gotten work under way on the unions, Floyd said the city has a-tion. according to state law, "If he's not here now, the three men in a pickup truck that $2,050 held on bontl on charges of auto theft, attempted tering with intent to commit a picketing the city's Keller Road first phase of the project. probability that he will return is picked him up at an Orlando received a response from the Floyd noted, theft of an airplane and destruction of more than $50,000 sewer plant for the second day' Mayor Norman Floyd said Public Employes Relation Floyd's removal of Connolly poor," Heffernan told the court. nlghtspot, saying they could get worth of private property'. today reluctantly admitted they the pickets were only a token Committee (PERC) on the from duty after receiving a Jones, 27, is accused of Iiim some marijua Officers gave this accunt of the incident: represented AF of L-CIO Local group just a few men - and move by the South Seminole recommendation for the action assault with intent to commit a forced him to accompany them b • Wilson had been hitchiking when he hopped in a car Carpenters 1278 of Orlando. II he did not foresee any problem. Chapter of the Fraternal Order from senior police officers was felony in the May 6 inddent at to an isolated stretch of being serviced at a truck stop and (trove it to the Jun "We were just hired to do a "Unions are not looking for of Poli ce (FOP) to un ionize the overturned by the ci ty's per. Society Park Apartments, SR Markham Woods Road. Taylor Munici pa l Airport near this Central Florida city. public service - picket," one any criticism at this time, city's police officers. sonnel board. The City can. 436, Fern Park. • lie quickly started a 230-horsepower Cessna 182 OWfled man told a city official. especially after union officials Floyd said PERC requested a mission authorized City Sheritrs deputies reported Notice by airport manager Ralph Bradford and began to taxi COflStI1ICUOn Is under way on andemployeswereconvlctedin complete roster of police Attorney Joe Davis to appeal neighbors and an off-duty (tow-n a runway. The plane ripped into two somali parked FICTITIOUSNAME the city's effort to expand the federal court recently of the department employes. the matter to court. deputy saw a man in a blue planes before inaking an S-turn and rainwing ,I third. current 1.2 million gallon daily Casselberry Air-Flow design City Commission refused The Davis reported to the Corn- bathrobe with a pistol chasing a nOl ,. ca pacity sewer plant Into a 7.5 arson," Floyd said. to accept a claim recently by mission last night he is seeking man through the apartment French Ave. Sanford 32771, u ild Million gallon daily regional Ables Trial Jury Seated Floyd said one possible area Robert Connolly, president of to enjoin the personnel board so complex par" lot as gun. Stminole Ccwmly, Florida, undtr the 601U KISI-I REAl,. facility by two coeistructlon of contention may be the dif- theiocalFoPthatthemajorlty that Floyd does not have to shots were heard. RINGS — Del.ANI) mAPi - Testimony has be gun in the • ESTATE. and that I imer4 to contractors, both di whom ference in the federal wage of the department's members abide by its decision. b t ,, Engineuring r eports first-degree inurder trial of Jaines Perry Ables, 29, in the Jackson was wounded in the rVoister tald name *111h the Off It of operate open shops. rates for heavy construction wished to be ionized th Circuit Court, Seminole County, leared Aaj,aar. ergensul, kidnapslaying of disc jockey Fred West, 23, last (ktober+ Loee Construction of Sanford and regular constructior 6 Prior to Connolly's ap. Ftoricia In OcCordanco *i1h the Inc., contractor for the $170,229 The 12-member circuit court jury for Ables, also of PtowlSions of the FiCtilicus Name and Tuttle, White ot .QU=q> worlmrs. Legal Notice Notice pwanct before City Comfire station-city hall, of lki.wid, was seated Tuesday. SlatuleS, To Wit. Section #6s o . Polim founit West's bullet-riddlNi body last Oct. 26, a C T1 IN THE COUNT THE ''' F N tic F1, ~Wthy Qiv#n that we are refflum"tive, he the asphalt paving of the day alter he fuik-il to report to work and after a ransom Tj* 1 c,• MQAQfd In hWr*U Bt 511406h CUIT OF FLOMIDA IN AND FOR ttkyed from duty on Uw city tKirking lot. deniariol of 116,000 was received h%, radin station WKKX. , gg" departisimt durft Wi Sert,Inole Courity. F W;aa, vnd" the SEMINOLE COUNTY Ables was aqusted that (Jay. Council, Much has withheld 1111"ITIOUSNAME PROBATE DIVISION Waliation period. fictitious name of -smEoAH PROBATE NO. M133-CP Notice Is heroby Q- W#n that ** are St.ation manager Torn Joyner testified Tuesday that he final payment to the contractor CONDOMINIUMS— and that we In ral Eitaft of -I don't believe he can e"Vaord In business at ? Y? Long* wd paid the ransoin. lat?r recovered. J(i)mer he said West until all unsatisfactory 'tems Oreg'1ItefS4dr%am,whffi '°"' n OviedoRocI represent the employees since was paid abuit $160 per week is disc jockt' ;ire corrected, as told Morda he Is not a city employe him- County. Florida, in accordance with fictItiOt names of "SHEOAH," NOTiCE TOCREOITORS et I Id 1 "e provisions of the Fictitious To s self," Floyd said, adding under 001,F CLUB." • All s architect s rue e t FBI Agent Named To Post SHEOAH GOLF & COUNTRY FOP rules Connoll should not Par,e Statutes To Wit 5et.on HJvsfl5 Claims or Demands Aainst MS Flor Ida SPaute. '4)eCiflCOtiOnS+ CLUB" and "SIIEOAH CCN Said Estate: be an of ficer of the local FOP DEVELOPMENT DOMIPiIUMS," hat St. Petersburg FBI agent All) — TAI.LAHASSEE The city has occupied the new ei ther since he is not an active ENTERPRISES, required to pfeft'nf any clams and state beverage as Charles A. Nuzum has been approved building for five months, but I PdCORPORATFCI demandi which you may have of he Circuit - Court, Seminole policeman. BY Warren E Williams director by the Board of Business Regulation has not agreed to final acCounty. Florida, aordnc1 *.th JOSEPHINE 8 Floyd said PERC is apious an agent for 21 years, was appointed Tuesday Nuzum, ceptance. Two of the major pointing a representative to Publish May 2$ June A. Ii, is, 1575 Seminole County, Florida, to the Pimp Statutes, To Wit Sect ion Regulation Director A.L. Baker to succeed by Business complaints have been poor check out the FOP claim. "We DEN i Clerk of the Circuit Court, arid ii 54505 Florida Statutes 1957 in August after a conWynne, who resigned Wi ns t on drainage on the concrete apOAH GOLF CLUB. will f'irnbh the information Provided in Section 733.16, three-year reign. Flo r ida troversy' filled proach apron and signs of wear FICTITIOUS NAME I requested, but I still do not feel Statutes, tpi, ciuiciS in the By Warren E Williams The Senate Commerce Committee investigating on the asphalt. they have a representative eg:q President County Courthouse in Seminole Wynne's tenure had charged that he had crippled law The report also alleged most Pubilsh May 7I ui . !I II ISiS Dame Dr . Altamonte Springs, group,' he said. d Th e panel urge in the Beverage Division if en f orcem ent the damage has been done by C oun v lor,da Ufld To organize an entire Stmin0le the the first publitition hereof, or the , narne of DEEP STEAM that Wvnnv It' u('cec(!t'ib ti an experienced law enforceaccidental spillage of INVITATION TO moo department, 30 per cent of its CARPET L same *ill be barred inent ~ficvr. petroleum product.s. 5#41M bidS will be received in the Filed at Sallord FWids. this 11h HOUSTON, Tex. AP - A jury decides today whether a 30-year.old Houston optician will be put to death for po isoning his eight )ear..old son with Halloween cand) - PAan it . this week. until the CU) granted the the Meeting. the c Lern Juliand he woild have a Tatish said the certificate temporary certificate of c ll inc. two a owed the sewer package Locgwood uuuu was very important to the firm venlence. resolu tion ready for adoption l,0N ,'GWOOD - A pledge wa3 and developers using the plant Council Chairman J. R. Gri.nt rx-xt week, setting fees to be weeks ago sent notices to its plant to be built in an imgiven by Phillip Tatish, at- were encountering a hardship. set a worUwp with the utility charged by the city to utility city users that monthly sewer properly zoned area off Longtorney for privately-owned City Attorney Ned Julian in. company principals for 10 a.m., companies for franchise and to fees would be raised from $4.50 wood Hills Road. (Tbe area is 70 Longwood Utilities Inc., that no dicated loans for home con- June 21. lIe in1ted p sons in defray costs of utility control. to $7.50 It is a non-conforming The firm was apparently sewer rate increase would be struction from the Federal the audience who are residents He said the fees would be imposed before the City Council Housing Administration I FHA) of the subdivisions abutting the identical to those charged by unaware that the city had an Julian said, adding the city now granted a temporary certificate were being withheld from E. E. Williamson Road and the county. oriin.anc on the books to II to permit continued operation builders who use the facility served by the utility to attend The attorney was authorized control rates and operationO continue. ant zoning variance for the privately-ownedutilities plant, but it is not necessary a qtt.sUon n a response On Poisonin,9 Death Penalty . _:;: .~- --n 11.r.-, , - - - Z, - ) ~~~ MFTIXL . - i%_ -,I ---i~ . ~ . -. z ! az_—_ -C~--Z .- - Is e Jury To Decide Today I Increase P/edge BY DONNA ESTES H rald Staf f Writer IN BRIEF - __ Apopka T(\T No Rate , -....... .- I NA 110N f Council Wednesday, June Evening Herald Sanford, H 2438 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE 39 JUNE 7 IMM I - . - �J ._tC_ - ' r ..-_ .- - .- ----..-.- -- - - ------.— 4 EVICning Her Aid 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Code 305-322-11 or 831-9993 Wednesday, June 4, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director At At the recent annual meeting of the Central Florida Chapter of the American National Red Crss, Dr. J. Mark Cox, M.D., was reelected cirman of the Board of Directors for 1975-76. More than 1 00 Red Cross volunteers and staff participated In the Chapter's annual mee ting which was held at the Lake Jessamine home of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Drysdale. Other officers elected Included : First Vice Chairman Mrs. Ke nneth Klen th ; Vice Cha irman for North District James E. Rasa; Vice Chairman for South District Mrs, D. E. Cooperrider; Vice Chairman for Central District Willi am V. Roy; Vice Chairman for Volunteers Mrs. Earl W. Parrish; Secretary Mrs. Donald Feagan and Treasurer MacDonell Tyre. program, the classes will be he!d each Wednesday from 2-3:30 p.m. and is open to young people from th ree years of age to senior high students and will be held at the church, 301 Oak Ave. Only 75 regis trations wi ll be accepted for the program, which begins June , so you'd be tter hurry. Admits Setting nominated to th e Board of Governors of USO by President Ford, th e White House has disclosed. Paulucci will succeed J. Willard Marriott of the Marriott hotel chain, whose term has expired, as (iSO governor. Paulucci's term would extend through February 1977. Jtno's Inc., is one of the country's lezding frozen pizza companies. Paulucci will be Joined on the US() board of governor's by Bob Hope, international entertainer; Kimball C. Firestone, vice president of F irestone Tire & Rubber Co.; and Jack Eckerd, Clearwater resident who heads up the Jack Eckerd Ccr. poration. The USO is a volunteer civilian agency responsible to the president and th e secretary of de fense, through which people may serve religious, social, welfare and educational needs of men and women in the armed f or ces at home and overseas. Being such a civic..mluled lndhidua), we're sure Jeno Paulucci will be a welcome addition to the it I. to I V V'JIILL) Mattress Wednesday, June 1, 1975—SA Evernng Her!d, Sanford, Ft Ablaze Inmate Reveals Details Of Jail Fire IN BRIEF By BOIl LLOYD Iltrald Staff Writer named by Young as th e in- in the smokepacked cell block. it." of Sanlora, pleaded innocent to c hoices in the Warner case to the fire. Young pled stigators of He sentenced Young to seven 1974 charges of armed breaking place him in county jail for an Young said yesterday that ______ guilty as charged with third. Shazer had a "key n his boot" years probation on the arson and entering, carrying a con- undetermined length of time, to A 21-year-old Seminole degree arson, telling the court at the time of the fire that was plea starting Immediately. lie ,ealed firearm and three counts commit him to a state in. Ilonie Deliver): Week, 55 cent-.; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; County Jail inmate has that he started the mattress fire to be used to unlock ha ndcuff s if explained th at th e probation of aggravated assault on the stitution. release him to friends Year. $2840. B) Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All revealed details of a ,%larch 26 with niatchesafter Shazer piled the opportunity arose. would run while Young serves basis that he was insane at Ox, or simply release him without : other mail: Mon th , $2.70; 6 Mon ths, $16.20; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. celiblock fire that was to mask them up in Gilvin's cell. restrictions into the COIli• Defense attorney George prison time on the attempted time of the offenses, By The Associated Press a an escape attempt. 'I set the fire and then went Sprinkel said Young is young robbery conviction and will Warner, who had previously mnunity. Israel :ompleted the thinning out of its fortes and John hess Young IV, of to the to watch TV," daToom or been hospita lized , told the court — and impressionable ntinue on and easily co ce he is paroled MW firepower along the Suez Canal front today, a day before Orlando, told Circuit Court Young said. "About five led. He said Gilvin was a 'hard- released from prison, he couldn't remember the inEgyptian President Anwar Sadat sails down the water. Judge J. A. Cowart Jr., that he cellblck was c minutes later t ore criminal" with a record of 'When you get out of prisomi cident at a Sanford area trailer way to reopen it, lIf. t fire to a pile of the foam full of smoke and guards escapes, robberies, and ,,. tting you'll se have 72 hours in which to park. He was committed to a I LIOCI( In case yy haven'theard, it's not too late to sign Israeli Defense Minister Shinion Peres, announcing rubbe r mattresses alter two pulled us out and firemen ex- of jail fires. Sprinkel said Gilvin report to the local probation sta te hospital for five month s up for the seven-week program of creative arts completion of the pullback, said he hoped Israel's gest ur e other inmates, against whom tinguished the fire." was also wanted for robberies and parole authorities," Cowart following the incident and tater I being offered for the fourth would lead to the relaxation of tension in the entire area straight summer by A • B I 1 • I arson charges were later minor hand Gilvin received to Seminole in Kentucky. said. "Break proba tion and released Sanford's First Presbyterian Church. and help create a better atmosphere in the Egyptian cities USO board of governors, 4 Sanford's own Jeno F. Paulucci, chairman of the dropped, plotted the blaze in an burns in the fire and SIX of the 12 Sta te Atty. Abbott uerring's you'll get the full five year authorities to stand trial. According to Judy Robb.. coordinator of the along the canal. Bill Currie . l;irt1 nf .b'nn' Inc iIiiIh Minn hnc Iw'n escape attempt. cellblock were inmates in the r or two centuries ci izens 0! we unnea aes During a hearing yesterday. off ice dropped the arson charge sentence ifor arson)." Asked by newsmen if he thought Israel would make Gary I. (thin, 23, of Mount treated at a hospital for smoke against Gilvmn after he received In other c ircuit court actions Judge Cowart noted that under of America have worked to make the "American similar irtial withdrawals on the other fronts with its Sterling, Ky., reportedly inhala tion, a 30-year prison sentence for yeste rday: an old sta te law he had only four Dream," a reality, without really being able to Arab adversaries, Peres said: "We don't Fee any major Considered dangerous by Officials said if the fire hadn't robbing an Altamonte Springs — Scott C. Bailey, 20, 1320 ____________________________ define it. change on any other front that would warrant such a move aUtflurties, and Lawrence G. been discovered quickly some supermarket. Summerlin Ave., Sanford, 4-POSIT ;~ I& on our part." As we look back at the origin of the dream — I were of the ininates could have dit-d The charge against Shazer pleaded guilty to possession nf ^ b. I . -.J f tQ I . . . . . -. . the American Revolution th -S."nncet seemed to — was Uropped as pt •ol I.AS less man five grams at be simpler. Th e goal of those American citizens ' negotiated plea of guilty to marijuana and was sentenced i~ , _111P, was simply life, liberty and the pursuit of hap~ Vr possession of contraband in a to 18 months probation. % 1 0 1 =~ I i( county d:tention facility in — James Ronald Meeks, 20, piness. To the staunch Americans who were willing . ;., " connection Apopha, iileackd guilty to the' with a March 2 ' to die ioi that goal, the di earn meant freedom from To Round Out - 1~__~a f I'L4 .1. N-pw I Z attempted esCape From the same cnarge and also received Your want, from fear and from oppression by King j(; received a 18 months probation. 4 I Cooling Comfort JUNE 6 George and the British Parliament. Auditions for Altamonte registration for 10-week county jail. Sharer —11 SUPERAIN .I S live year prison term — Robert W. Cole Jr., 21, on the Cathedral Court 38, Order of Players Children's Theatre As the yea pass the dream became more by MEL NOR Seminole Numismatic course, 7 p.m., National Guard contraband charge, to run Fern Park, pleaded guilty to , Amaranth, 8 p.m., Masonic musical comedy, noon, AlaArmo ry , 2809 S. FerncTeek, concurrently wi th a recent 3 complex. 'lo its original basic qualities sonic Society. 7:30 p.m., Sanford sale of controlled substance — OSCILLATING Temple. monte Springs Civic Center. Orlando. Basic and k— N, Beauty College, Sanford Americans now see the dream as including Advanced year sentence for possession of cocaine and was ordered held Casting for 10 years through Classes in Obedience and breed burglary tools. LAWN urn collectors jui: Avenue. All childhood, good family, a decent home, the ability in jail pending completion of a I -,%W)) ('entral Florida Chapter of teens ring classes. invited. SPRINKLER 299 Young has already' been pre-sentence investigation. to send children to college and, finally, enough \ I WASHINGTON (NEA) For years friends the Florida Motion JUNE 12 Picture anti One lesson the WASHINGTON (NEA) / Flip the dial to Set desired sentenced to three years in — Jesse Lee Cleveland, 40, of Free public lecture on Pwo~ financial resources to spend twilight years in of Georgia state legislator Juhan Bond have told Television Association, 7:30 SISTER Inc., noon luncheon, JUNE 19 / I t .. United States should have learned after Korea, watering pattern. Waters prison for attempted robbery in Eatonville, pleaded guilty to Transcendental \Ieditation, 8 1)in., Once Upoii a Stage Dinner Cavalier Restaur.int. Nl~ secure comfort and dignity. him he could become the first black president in %ISeminole Chapter 2, Order of NW , Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia: Never get into 2,200 sq. f 1. Permanently p.m., Mascinic a purse snatching case. carrying a concealed weapon American history. Now that the man has ap. Others believe that the American dream is p.m. Flagship Bank, 200 W. neater, Par and Edgewater, JUNF. 11 1 --%.' -oft F-astern Star. 8 \.%7, SU4220 waled motor. limited wars they're Impossible to win. Yesterday, Judge Cowart heard and was sentenced to 18 months tio First St . -.1110 parently begun to believe it himself, he is finding Orlando. Ellection of president. 6 Orlando Dog Training Club Temple. . represented primarily by the right to speak and I %. Limited war, on our side. inevitably insures Young say he didn't think he probation. .1 Optn Sat. Ph. MOSOO that his prophets are without money. Bond worship freely, to come and go as they please and that in the end the enemy will gain his objectives. should get the maximum five James Merle Warner. JUNE ip m 'Til Sanford himself Is broke; his friends can contribute little. The war will be fought In allied territory. Most sear sentence for the jail arson _______________________ to enjoy due process of law. _______ Seminole Chapter 2, Order of . Thus, what could become at least a serious black - ,. A . ( destruction, human suffering and economic because the charges against F,asteni Star. 8 p.m., NI,a-sonic Whatever it means to individual citizens, it is . I ,.:,) I ,%V. I . 11 presidential campaign remains buried in an dislocation will be among our allies — not among Temple. ________________________________________________________________________________ Gilvin and Shazer were dropsignificant to note that a recent opinion poll Atlanta basement, willing, ready but so far ______________________ Of Sanford, Inc. the enemy. ped. ______________________ disclosed th at most America ns believe that th e unable. Ph. 322.8321 'N. Murray, I)eI..and "It s a mistake, in my By prolonging the war, escalating, then JUNE 7 Ray Helen L. Kennedy JUNE3,1 American Dream is within our reach. 100 N. Maple Ave. S2OMJPW Ave. off balance and its victim deescalating, keeping opinion," Judge Cowart said, Yesterday's "A Mite at the Races" high 85, overOfficially, Bond is an unannounced candida te. Henry May, DeLand George M. Willis Sr. This sense of basic confidence, which overrides "for the 5t.ate to consider not night low 64. maneuvering the U.S. Into spending billions on sponsored by Lake Mary He says he will announce next month if he can II. Ronald Michel, Deltona Wilma Sheppard AI)MIS.SloNs -11 . the cynicism in the air. causes us to realize that the punishing you because of the arms and material and perhaps tivet as well, the Rotary Club, 7.10 p.m.,,Nlayfair Partly cloud), through find $100,000 committed to his cause, but that W'endall Engstrom, Deltona L. Estelle Derrick k, " .~_ ,ifu!TTi ,, . _11_1_,F_!_ — influence of others. Until the tomorrow. Chance of a few American dream has actually been constant since aggressor can wear the patience of this country Country Club. Benefit Rotar% possibility at present looks slim. His brother James C. Raulerson, Geneva William Walden I Sanford: day you die there'll be plenty of thundershowers mainly during paper thin and, in the end, win by defaull Foundation, Central Florida James. double 0 seven, an Atlanta city Arolyn F. True, Lake Mary the Revolution, making allowances for a changing Stacy L. Williams Joseph McKelvey Do You Know George Stuart people around to suggest you do the afternoons. Highs in the No victim country, with its agriculture, inZoo, cibnan and and Lake Mary Little Sarah I. Bond campaign director, says that Marie A. Gunn Hick.son, Oviedo Herbert Lee Byrt , technology and a growing nation. The Americans Shepherd Casters It something wrong. You're going upper 80b- and low 90s. Lows dustry, communications and government League ball field. Cinema races the good news is that $5,000 in gifts has been Ruth Newlen, Sorrento James George Johnston, Allen 11. Coleman .___1. - . who declared that the United States was in.... . to have to eat the whole thing near 70. Variable winds mostly relentlessly and endlessly disrupted by guerrilla raised, but the bad news is it has all been spent: and buffet. l)eBary Carol M. Harrell BIRTHS dependent of the British shackles, for example, when you get into trouble." 10 mph or less becoming gusty forces, can endure. No people, invaded for 20 ,r . John J. Guiner, Deliary V~Ir rj ow too".*I 11 9 Maude B. Fr ank 'We're working out of the basement in my were not revolutionaries in the sense that we use . . Mr. & Mrs. Thurman -4. l Olat Sprinkel asked for a con- near thundershowers. Rain J..'. years. can keep their morale and their spirits. mother's home. We've got 20 volunteers or 50 ,, . , o-the word today, but steadfast, sober and respecThompson. a girl, Geneva current time sentence for probability 30 per cent. And no army can go on forever defending with 4 •'v4 ''4 and we're setting up people In some other States, Young, table figures who wanted majority nile and but Judge Cowart said Extended Forecasts, hope of ever going on the offensive Bombings in DISCHARGES Psi 7141 IL But it's difficult because so far we're just raising that would be "a complete Thursday through Saturday retaliation can cause damage; they can also equality of opportunity. Their aspirations were not Sanford: enough money to meet expenses. Julian is going 0 . 6 -414 washout and I'm not going to do Mainly afternoon and evening stimulate unity and resolve. They can never I Hoyt Long different from our own, in any respect. 50! ro Fr' ! e hell, making speeches. He made 22 just 0 thundershowers more . PlAlitt' 'I 1 58 "a _1411 I,,,) cause the disruption without end and complete Carolyn Mitchell Whatever his material or philosophical IS month. But some of that money goes for his A~% "49A A 7e5 numerous interior and eastern feelings of hopelessness engenderred by (wo Early Bradford aspirations if a person cannot achieve them in the personal expenses, he's got five kids, you know, portions. Lows mostly in lOs. • decades of one-sided infiltration by political, i' i Nelta Holtzclaw '9.98 2. :! United States, he cannot achieve them anywhere in so we're hopeful but not at the moment rich." P.L%i'is'.' !' '(UVY Highs 2 mid 80s to lows 90s. psy, and military guerrilla forces. Ellis E. Bolton Besides the present difficulties in raising the world, and he never will. Daytona Beach tides, highs Conventional wisdom has It that wars re Willie Slae 1M%ery I p"°'u campaign cash, Bond faces future problems There is a footnote to this thought. While 5:05 a.m., 5:38 p.m.: lows 11:06 disastrous for all concerned, victors and William B. Marsh 843 7100 a geage o I caused by the newly enacted — and cona.m., 11:48 p.m. Port Canaveral Americans have an unparalleled opportunity, their vanquished alike, Nina Burke R.)n4 F ( Rc,b,r,r,r, troverslal campaign finance reform act. For highs 4:41 a.m., 5:29 p.m.: lows ______ ___ Some eminent historians, however, now goal cannot be reached without an effort. Ira Dean Boutwell the first time the U.S. government is meddling believe many wars, perhaps most, have been Falesh Johnson OVIEDO — A report from 11:02 am., 11:31 p.m. Whether the year is 1776, or whether it is 1975, About 1984 started more than a little in political campaigns, and s So for economic profit. The aggressors, like Mary M. Addison, Altamonte Sanford City Manager W.E. and whether the goal is freedom of person or a car, Bondmaybe one of those most affected. 1k Springs futurism is bank robbers, hope to gain handsomely by the 0 The Literature of the future can be divided into of As "entertainment," this kind tPetc Knowles, chairman of a home and an education, it is sweat, elbow grease His people are among legions who believe that, I)orothv S ('ngwell, Dellary two parts. On the one side is everything written one thing. Ever since Milton, hells have been operation. the technical coordinating among other things, the finance reform act before and determination that are the ingredients of It has been noted that Russia, for example, has I)orothv H. McIntosh, 1948; on the other, everything written much more interesting places than heavens, committee on the Seminole success. up "wars of lk'Rary discriminates against moderate income can. since then. On the one side, unbounded and often where nothing happens. As warnings about what been most interested in stirring County land planning law, is In short, the American dream is not a dream at didate& Myrtis T. Wright, Deltona naive optimism; on the other, unbounded and, we must do to avoid certain dreadful national liberation" and other types of armed expected at tonight's 7:30 all. It is a reality if only we have the courage to Gene McCarthy, former Minnesota senator one hopes, exaggerated pessimism. Lillian Esposito, Deltona meeting of the CALNO Council possibilities, it may even be useful. But for In- conflict In areas rich In natural resources. The and currently another unwealthy presidential Faye M. Packman, Deltona It was in 1948 that English author George spiratlon, the world could do with a little of the Chinese, too, have not been backward In this of Local Governments at city make it one. 23 hopeful, has Joined In a suit against the cam- Orwell brought out what Is probably the most confidence of the utopian visionaries of the pre- regard on several continents. John H. Kerar, Deltona hall here. $cs 0 11'. palgnact,charging that it isunconstltutlonal. As famous modern futuristic novel, and even though 1948 era. Juanita V. Trail, Geneva If this war-for-profit theory is correct, the Other items placed on to the Issue of rich vs unrich candidates. its title was merely a transposition of the last two Nancy Lee, Longwood tonight's agenda at Knowles' As noted, there are exceptions among the principle of limited wars, as adopted by the U.S. o Robert Murray, Orlando McCarthy says the act provides that a rich one figures of the year of i ts publication, a great gloom-and-doom futurists, though they are in Korea and Vietnam, will almost surely in. • request are: communication may contribute up to $50,000 to his own many people are convinced that "1984" will be prophets commanding not much honored at. crease the likelihood of aggression by Carl E. Bowman. Oviedo with legislators, collective -1 The prolonged stay of Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees Cecil N. Brooks, Plant City campaign, whereas an unrich candidate has to the year that the world goes smash. If not 1984, tention these days. One of them Is the notorious totalitarian rulers. bargaining and the 1975 land N _________ t WI a at temporary centers in the Pacific is posing a potential health Myers Futch, Titusville planning act. do without such personal generosity. Since a then certainly before the 21st century is very old. optimist I lerman Kahn, founder and director of a If he knows in advance. or is reasonably sure I(\!i ~l' , problem. Living Intents wi th makeshift sanitary provisions, the Annie I., Roberts, Augusta, nonwealthy candidate cannot legally solicit this A resolution is also to be With few exceptions, writers about the future, "think tank" called the Hudson Institute, we've decided not to win, a dictator with refugees arevulnerable to illness and the arrival of the rainy j;') (; one lump $50,000 from another source (the law whether In novels, plays or scholarly treatises, introduced on train speeds. It Is not true, he argues, that one of the trends regard for human life has a situation made to The names are season soon will aggravate the problem, especially on the island prohibits outside gifts in excess of $2,000 to any seem agreed that Orwell's gloomy totalitarian of our time Is that the rich nations are becoming order for his aggressions. He can pick a weak, right, just add of Guam where there are 47,000 men, women and children In presidential campaigner), he obviously has at society of poverty and perpetual war Is ric her and the poor na tions poorer. The fact I.s rich prize and take It at relatively little risk to refugee camps. least this substantial disadvantage. the occasion. inevitable. Seizing the most ominous trends of that between 1950 and 1970, almost everywhere himself for his regime. If he loses the first dozen I .11 Some refugees are still aboard Navy ships in the Pacific. Besides this, the Bond people point out, the today overpopulation, resources depletion, the in the world, both the rich and the pow got rounds or so, no one Invades his territory. It may .I I The strain on military units and their Pacific bases must be portion of the new law entitling qualified shrinkage of Individual freedom, the spread of richer, be bombed, but neither taken over nor, MRS. CAROLINE HILL Poplar Road, Hellertown, Pa. eased in order to keep the care of refugees from interfering with presidential primary candidates to receive nuclear weapons they extrapolate Into the Some of the rich — notably the Americans, destro)ed. That Is, he has a safe haven, lie is Mrs. their mili tary mission, Hill resided wi th her son ma tching funds for every priva te dollar raised, near or far future and ar ri ve at the same con- Germa ns and Japanese — got rich quite rapidly th us free to recuperate and try again as many Gilmore Hill, for the Caroline Mrs. pa st several years. Processing and resettling of refugees here In the United also benefi ts the rich more than anyone else. clusion: Bad as it Is, what we ha ve now Is a and some of t he poor — for example, the India ns times 's he wishes. An aggr essor can lose 50 }llJIJ\'' Sanslowly. President former resident much too M, States of America is proceeding Since the government will match private In- golden age compared to what is to come. She was born in Scranton, Pa. got rich (or less poor) very slowly. But times arid still win. The victim can win 100 times _____ .1 d'amo,ds, ford, died Thursday' at the home Ford's appointment of an advisory committee headed by John d'idua l donatio ns up to $250. and since a rich A couple of years ago, for example, a movie generally speaking, says Kahn, both the rich and — and still have no peace. But if he loses once, all In addition to her son she was ________ i 7 jewels, of her son Ro be rt lull of 875 Eisenhower to oversee the resettlement effort is a timely step. It survived by a daughter. Mrs. candidate is more likely to have inore donors depicted a polluted world early in the 21st cen- the poor got richer in the 2(li-year period between is over for he hm no safe haven to retreat to. ________ S135. can help move refugees out of the processing pipeline arid into able to give $250, his chances of getting more tury in which the 50 million inhabitants of New 1950 and 1970. Ellen Jones of Van Nuys. Calif. What should be faced in this regard is that 1, American communities. OAKLAWN ; 1 matching funds far exceed the campaigner who York City were reduced to recycling the dead to I and 6 grandchildren. And that let it be noted, is more than halfway Itanoi has won a rich prize in the takeover of The representation of church, industry and labor relies mostly on $1 to $5 contributions, feed the living, South Vietnam. along the road to "1984." -i a __ Services were held in organiza tions on the committee refl ects the fact that there is a ___ Perpetuaf Care Cenwtm, I ___________ Ilellertown on Saturday __________________ point where government responsibility for the refugees m ust followed by burial in Atlantic start to diminish while the participation of the American people .i Ii I L'.t' f 'At ('it',', N.J. themselves grows. Thousands of of fers to help refugee families ( ('FtaIIi (LIa liti('S are I establish new homes have already been forthcoming. The 1 I profession afl Iti V liii s)rtant . President's new committee reeds to turn this sentiment of 9 ___________ ____ ______ America's Dream caii Several activities have been plinned for the class, including a field trip to F. Lane Park, Geneva, and another to Fourth Street Park. In addition to the courses off ered In the past, a creative dramatics course has been added to the program th is year and teaches th e student to use imagination, expression, pantomine, Improvisation and motion as well as role playing. Sounds like it might be fun. For further information, contact Ms. Robb at First Presbyterian Church. ne Re a I e .& . . - Israeli Pullback From Canal Complete - ' - -..-.' t . TOM TIEDE OMLEY - - Bond Has Green, Not Black Woes ,)441~ - /A~4' + I I . -- -.. Fighting .. .. . _______ - - - . .. ' ___________________________________________ .,*e . '' .!%I I CALENDAR , I . 1// ~~ 1.1 - I - now - - 4tirl-cmcfp I .- l ot.. " ' P906MA ~ - . HOSPITAL NOTES ' ' - ' W EATHER . . - SOUTHERN AIR - 11 - - , - - .- - " -' Sells ____ ,•..,.,, I. I '.'. - , - ,to,, - JF ' - •' - - Knowles Set To Report On Planning DON OAKLEY - What' Bad 7 . st uartc in,4 Ort* ,,d.', -. XCUTRON [ULOVA r A nr•t I - Refugee Aid Lags 11 - , Y? AREA DEATH 4% - 1'1~, I - of - - JACK ANDERSON \... _______________ - American hospitality Into tangible commitments that will move refugees from tents and barracks into places they can call home. 0 I Satur ay'S Choldren 6 D*Ialmln For May em WASHINGTON BERRY'S WORLD r i" I I. I Despite promises of But Wiley's promises, according to the Broadcasters, which is holding a children's Martin, has quietly dropped out of sight. He orm, the TV networks still play up violence on confidential survey, haven't done much to curb program conference in Washington this week, never made it back to tht United States but TV violence, children's shows. defended the networks. A spokesman said the stopped in Rome, where he has gone into Researchers studying the Saturday morning The study was conducted by the Media Action networks, particularly ABC, have made "great seclusion, (.rc rt i'fr"A "every 3 and Research wi' &rch and foundation strides an calming down Inc Saturday During the Iastdaya of tàeSaigon regime we one-half minutes of actual program time on the backing. The center found from a careful review (programs)." He also contended that children published of the TV offerings on two successive Saturda) are able to dLstingulsh betw ee n cartoo ns and real he had m a succession of stories charging that commercial networks." is judg ed the crisis and had mishandled The worst off ender was NBC, whi ch produced mornings that fistfigh ts, robberies and other life. Children understand that cartoons figures the evacuation. But he has not come home to face 46 per cent of the violence. ABC had 30 per cent, hostile acts were endemic on commercial are fantasies, he said. the charges. CBS 24 per cent. television. AZORES ALTERNATIVE: If Portugal The shows with the most aggression, blocks the United States from using th Membets of Congress, eager to question e Azores The mayhew subsided only long enough for averaging a hostile act every minute on one as a staging baie to supply Lmael, Secretary of Martin, have submitted inquiries to the State the networks to sell the usual toys and tooth rot. Saturday', were "hugs Runny," "Pink Panther," State Henry Kissinger has revealed, the United Department. These have been relayed to the U.S. 'Ihe cijmnnerciaLs sought to stimulate a desire in "Speedy Buggy," and "Wheelie and the Chopper States Is ready with "alternative pcssiblllties," embassy In Rome, but he hasn't responded at the kiddies for candy, pastries and PP. Bunch." least not by of ficial cable. tie didn't elaborate. "Children completely lacked exposure to... The State Department has made no effort to We can report, however, that the Air Force At the same time, the survey found "posi ti ve the most na tural and wholesome foods," the has spent the past six months training crews to communicate with him, y, social behavior" on children's television. But researchers declare in a "There were no advertisements f fruits' incidents of "sharing, helping and coopera tion," refuel giant c$ cargo planes in mid-dr. The because "there is no subject anybody wants to talk to him about." crews are now ready, although frequent enough, seldom offset vege tables or dairy products." They have taken C-La on dramatic test flights aggressive acts. For years, we have crusaded against 'V FRIENDSHIP FILE: The huge Chase Ty halfway ar ound the world —Jully loaded, non- Manhattan Bank has been keeping a On the positive side, the report cites violence, which many sociologists believe file since has show, "Devlin," as an "outstanding program." stop, with mid-air refueling. Some of the flying 1 99 on the relationships helped sKead lawleimiesi in America. Agdo between Its executives researchers behemoths were flown frorm the West Coast to And government off icift" and aln, we have shown how youngstm Ilroughout half the show, the Ira a position to help the Iran, others frsn the East Coast t the Philip. bank. recorded "IsO agre.ssbon, 10.33 acts of a1truim. imitate we TV feats of Evel Knievel or Borvue and 9.57 acts of sympa thy explaining feelings." pi nes. The bank sent execu ti ves a confidential letter and Clyde. In case Israel should need emergency supseeking personal Information about their More than a year ago, we cited a Federal Concludes the study: "It is possible to plies, the C-bs would be sent right down the friendship with "officIals In the leg islative and Communications Commission report which produce appealing nonviolent shows for middle of the Mediterranean over international executive branches of Mme of urged reform of cli" 'ren's TV. The new chair. children, given the desire and consclentiouanesa waters. A spokesman explained that the purpose was man, Richard Wiley, assured us that reform was to do so." MAR'FItCS' CLtJi1UN: The embattled to "get more people In the bank Involved in "on the front burner." Footnote: the National Association of former U.S, anbassador to Saigon, Graham public policy matters." - O. I T 1. qm"affil 1W maqws "Don't tell me yoer troubles, kid. I'm a housewife and I'm running away, too!" M I . ! '1R they make his serv ice . .. .'--"--, ('5P('('Ul e' t'FV IitiiiIy _:I ,_ believes in these qualities. and dciy'dcte. S235 , (;mk \ comforting to . - - - F ' . - . ' -my , - - -- /(4 . % .\ 14 , ,\ -. '• . f . _______ _____ (3RAMKO'W ' -V . - ,' , FUNERAL HOME ' _____ _____ is t'mphasized in our inspiring memorial service. We seek to comfort the bereaved by reminding them of th e eternal truths of their faith through our tr ibute to the memory of the departed. _____ ./ '' -a -, I 41, I' 4 ,/_'I ' j,.: ' - _:__:. " Eunice I, Wilson Directress -- AIRPORT BLVD fromTraffic . P60b - --, Since 155 Ph. 322.5212 ES liwa i1 S Our People Make Us Number One Zalies Revolving Charge M C) RTUARY 1110 Pine Ave. -. Z si gnsi on HWY, I 1-92 ..d -- - ',m ile (ast on A i r port Blvd ___ ' . .. ry .. --- - - I . . ,111oughtfulness. ull(lt'rst a ndi ng. and personal Master Charge Sanford ____________________________________________ • American lipress • • Zalei Custom Charge Diners Club • BonkAmericord Carte Blanch* • Layaway ' 411 tooAi .'itot•d j,r..f. "'r ,• ---- Wi th O Hand Tied I Ft.•' .•=-.-.' r-': ( -I f - -.. ____ _____ - I, 4- - �6 A- E v en i ng H erald, n!ord, Ft. ednesdaY.June 4is 4 Longwood Balks I At Paying Industries Said Providing Poor Pretreatment 7 Altamonte Gets State Advice On Sewers I)assed an first reading - Referred to the planning ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - waste treatment facility on 'Warutg and final reading to the street is located partially on The State Department of Keller Road is empleted. make the ordinjuice effective his property, was told by Mayor board a request for amtexation ordinances annexing the Pollution Control (DPC) of. Norman Floyd to submit proof and rezoning of property Goodman property north of SR In other business, the corn- was set for Aug. 5. a fered only advice to city of. missimm in the lad meeting resolution of his contention and it would be located on Montgomery Road 436, bordering Chateau LeMans - Adopted adjacent to the Centennial apartments, with general ficials this week on problems before a seven-week &muner setting the sale of bonds for the considered. created by industrial wastes at vacation time: Instructed City Attorney Homes tract, The owner, commercial zoning. northalde sanitary sewer -Passed on first reading the district for 3:30 p.m., July 99 at Joe Davis to prepare an or- Christopher Kallivokas, is the city's west plant. It is planned to build a liquor Alex Senkevich, DPC ordinance permitting Sunday city hail. dinance annexing and rezoning asking for neighborhood regional administrator, in a sales of alcoholic beverages in Denied unanimously the from professional office district commercial zoning to permit store at the site. Public hearing letter to city Public Works restaurants, bars, cocktail request of John Orlando to close to neighborhood commercial construction of a center with and (jilL' reading of the or. Director Don Bundy, said his lou nges a nd pa cka ge stores Pine Street near Highland the Hatton property on SR 434 professional offices on the .5 dinance was scheduled for Aug. office is aware of the upsets to from 11 a.m. to 1' p.m. A public Drive. Orlando, who Insisted and Little Wekiva Road. 5. acre site. the city s west plant developed by poor or non-existent pretreatment afforded by area By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer - - -- Citizens District Plan Gains C*ty Approval industries. Senkevich also noted possible discharges of printer's ink residues and ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The commission also sub- separete district for each incommissioner residency single family homes,he said poorly maintained grease traps City Commissi oners last night districts, retaining a district for adding firefighters counted rnitted a list of live procedural cumbent, if possible, while from estauranto. passed on first reading the cach of the four ci ty corn- actual num bers of families in guidelines which the districting adhering to th e primary Senkevich said DPC at. distnctlng proposal prepared mlzsloners. The mayor may apartment complexes. commission in 1978 might Find requirement of a compact, torneys advise compliance and by a commission of private reside In any district. contiguous territory based on useful. The committee also recessed ope ra tion of the sewer tr eat- citizens equal representation Thedistrictlng group's report helpful informa tion from the The recommendations were. ment plant is the responsibility A public hearirw rind final set the city's popuItIon at Winter Park Tel '" and To Pq tablish a cut-off date Establish performance nr rnSIXIt LIIflOflR four of the 16,494, !J,.S, prox.w1 the th Law pretreatment problems should standarth for niemhers such as WR C cat 9 requiring a new applointment if , cc,-nniitl.ee before the deadiine for cent variation asna Motry. The group recommended the - No! to adopt any plan at the a member has two or three irman David Richar& mid. c. r. !, ded L_~ Ht,rePUPU13tion cit% am-md iLs OL-trier to arne n-&cting at which it is unex(%.sed absences. ii comprehensive industrial c har tvr. Richards said Ilic change wording in the section introduced. ordinance, prior toJuly. 1976, to The committee received The char ter requires adop- was determined from in concerning districting from assure proper comph'mnce tion of the new A unif'wm procedure in the criticism when Its first plan 90 days formation made available by "mathematical preciseness operations of the existing west Prior to the Nov. 4 city the city's sanitation depart- reached in ttx- legislative ap. preparation of maps demon- districting proposal denied plant during the ensuing Commissioner Helen Keyser ment. A 3.5 persons per portlonmentof the state" to"as strating proposed plans. months until the advanced The proposal redraws household was the ratio used for nearly equal as pr9cticable." To attempt to preserve a the right to seek re-election. - . - - By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Cornmission yesterday ordered the Sheriff's Department to move the more than 100 bicycles jammed in the 'sally p0ev' tjail drive) to a county road department building south of Sanford. The OK to free the logjam of bikes in the driveway comes only a few weeks after Sheriffs department officials made a hard plea to commission for some relief from the lack of storage space in the sheriffs department, Chief Corrections Officer George Proudfoot told cornmission the bicycles would be moved immediately even if he (Proudfoot) had to move them. Proudfoot said the bicycles will be locked together in the building and Capt. I. H. Rice will hold the key. The pileup at the jail occurs when deputies find misplaced or stolen bicycles. They are required by law to hold the bikes acertain period of time before they may be sold in a public sale. Commissioner Dick Williams, in charge of finding storage space for the sheriff's department, told Proudfoot that no decision has been reached on what to do with the stacks of new tires in the deputies' shower area or the stacks of files and cartons in the stairwells. Commissioner John Kim. trough asked Proudfoot if the tires were going to be moved to the "sally port" now that the bicycles were being moved. "No," Proudfoot said. Deputies, according to Proudfoot, need to use the escape proof "sally port" to bring prisoners into the jail. But, since the bicycles have been lined up in the driveway cruisers cannot be driven into the area and the cage gate dropped, thus preventing a possible escape of a prisoner. Also, Chief Deputy Duane Harrell points out that when a prisoner is walked by the bikes on his way to the jail, he pars a number of items which could be used for weapon& The "sally port" also is used for fire vehicles to reach the jail area th case of fire, but beca use of crowded conditions trucks must park outside and run hoses into the jail, over the bicycles and other equipment stored there, according to Harrell. - 'borx, joked the well-to-do retire admiral who is as adept witha quip as he is in politics. Artier, 60. was appointed Tueday by Gov. Reubin Askew to srve until the Senate com. plets the impeachment trial of 1 Thoni.s O'Malley. The trial is sctwluled to begin Sept. 16. Tie (ldpIXr Ashier, trim, # grw, deeply tanned and ( j dresed in d tailored white suit, satche planned no personnel or polly changes at this time,, bec4use of the possibility of OMdley's return, GILLETTE TRAC I I O ER I RAZOR 104000 __ Twin•blode shoving system with . 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One of the biggest reasons bills appear to be higher, is that despite conservation eltorts,most people are using more electricity. In fact, our residential customers are using on the average twice the amount of electricity they did 10 years ago. You know, we sometimes forget how many things are dependent upon electricity in the home. The air conditioning, the refrigerator, the freezer, STEP STOOL B Foam Vin y l T Refreshing and cool Foberge. - /1 3 - ' BLEACH 2 QTS, ., . 13 AT E I.V Vi \ zlii-iIj L IN STIX - I• Aill - .. . . 0 - ------ • -- 0' 99 Liod I cftom petcoilft"I 43 i, 144. RAISINS I .' . A97 Rag. . ." Pcoplc...scrving pcoplc. sale $1491 £ ,., Good J .me ne u CREAM Jill, available. And one of the hest thinq H tt; I U' . rheVkonon iosess wII F! 46 'Hello. Fm ,uur local Safeco ayent I represent Safeco because it ofkrs an auto insurance plan ta:loied to the itiMdua! k ainit Safeco , r' iiA .- fU S S r ON YJ DIAPARENE I Ot. 32? 18)? 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To name just a few. c r " I -. u .nensive I n t ensive are Bath Beads 4 1 ,.. V!'dh' 59 1975 limit 1. VASELINE %at %V" CARI mciy Is expected resume to. da' in the bribery co nspiracy triJ of former Sen. Edward following a one-day cicied session with the public bared and the jury sent home. (e's f ormer law partner, Start Gilman of Winter Park, ll day utside the rI1I 0 while opcloed pong attorneys met in secret win US. District Judge Ben n. Ku ource said oral mocourt tiois were argued but refused furber comment. No written molons have been filed since nui.March in the 15-week-old 4-7, _____ COUP ON_ high Everything is going up. Not only has the price of our 75 foot wooden poles gone up by 50%, from $425 in 710 Good June 7~ . . TOOTH PASTE 2 types.\, 8 1.00z. _____________ . CREST %60 \11 .137:1 201110 1 11. Fast, even tans. Non grea'sy, non-stainling. paths $ C L AZTEC CREAMY- SWABS End-rounded bristles, multi-tufted nylon 100. For the family, -. H BAYER 200 139 -' REG.-719 COTTON 69 Adult choice . - 11.0unce SHAVE CREAM tim friends and political allies. 'r , A • . 71yy served in the legislature G. Q'janIitI•s ovi all quote RX plices Dpartmcnt employes cannot polisc for O'Malley "on my hum and if any are found doI it, "I will discuss jt with then and see if they can't re. turl to the path of right. eouinem," he mid at a news 111LSVe if 119M i•iitvid to limit ALL SALE SPECIALS effective WhMESDAY thru SATURDAY Yes! We still JI 4 S S Tin going W LOMMU(! gUill (orvard with the No I unsw• one department In the coun- - 19 _____________ U - Copper wire, for example, has risen 60% in the past two years. From 69g a pound to $1.11. What it all really adds up to is that we have a big problem with spiraling inflation. We have the problem. And you have the problem. One of our biggest areas of concern is the international fuel crisis. In just two years the price of fuel has tripled. And, of course, that increased cost also affects your electric bill. Forty cents out of every dollar you pay goes directly to pay the fuel bill. FPL is doing everything it can to keep the price of electricity low. QUIPS With ii, Beinformed' . our i-u.. full scal etindexed Rx price book it min _ Quick - - Sheriff Gets Word To Move Bicycles Shows He's ler Wednesday, June 4, i975-7-A TAIAHASSEE(AP)- Phil staff in March as legislative insurance commissioner should served together would find we not hold it against Cabinet. the house on grounds it is built residence and a villa over. vard. Ashlir says that when he differed on votes, although we agency officials. "I would just over a navigable waterway. Retired from the Navy In coordinator for the recommen- O'Malley be convicted by the looking the Mediterranean in becane state treasurer and shared the same constituency consider they were doing their 1959, he was an instructor at dattons of the Governor's Man- Senate. If that issue came before the Tangier, Morocco. insuance commissioner, he and philosophy.Ashler agreed."I do not want ment and Efficiency Study Born on Oct, 15, 1914 in New Pensacola Junior College and job." Cabinet, "I would excuse my. had to sign a $100.000-bond Asked about a suit involving to ever engage again in activity Besides, he said, a federal Eel( on that case but no other," York City, Ashler was educated moved to Tallahassee In 1968. Commisslon. aloni with his certificate of of. his house on the Wakulla River judge has dismissed the state as Ashler said. Askew said Ashler would not before the electorate." He took leave this year as at St. John's College and refice. Ile will draw O'Malley's $40.. about two miles south of Talla. it party in the suit by the Corps Ashler has two other houses ceived a inaster's degree in vice chancellor of the state uni. be a candidate for periment I wanted to write them Tallahassee business administration at liarversify system to join Askew's appointment as treasurer000a-year salary in the interim. a tiasee. Ashler said he would of Engineers seeking to remove his suburban che but they wanted the - WNGWOOD Th. City Nincil thV.0e con sidered searching for another consulting engineer, raising sewer connection lees at the Skylark sewer package plant and hiking monthly rates to customers of the plant. The two problems hit the city head on. First, City Attorney Ned Julian ruled the city had no choice but to pay Jerry Coons, a principal of the original Skylark subdivision, some $1,050 in sewer connection fees cu1ectd by the city. Under an agreement approved by a previous city council, Coons was to receive hail of the $225 sewer connection lees per house paid by bulld"rs in the development. Secondly two other biils one for a now meter for the Skylark plant and the second from Consulting Engineer A. E. O'Neall and Associates for acquiring 2 permit to allo w continued operation of the plant raised Council airinr, i. l Grant called the U.5 bill from O'Neall for acquiring the operating permit 'outrageous," adding "we may have to find a cheaper engineer." Councilman Gerard Cauiefl requested an itemized statement from O'Neall, showing how his firm spent 23 hours acquiring the operating permit. In addition, Grant was told to discuss the bill with the engineer to see if it can be reduced. Julian said the city had to pay the $800 cost for the flow meter which the former owners of the plant, the Skylark developers, had failed to have installed before turning it over to the city. The attorney said while the city had to rebate to the developers, according to contract, half of the $225, the city could raise this fee to meet expenses. Julian said despite the sum the city charged, It would only have to return to the developers hail of the $225. Julian was authorized to prepare an ordinance setting sewer rates to customers and sewer hookup fees for both the Columbus Harbor and Skylark package sewer plant. Councilmen told Julian a decision will be made after the ordinances are prepared on the fees to be charged. In other action, the Council accepted the second unit of Skylark subdivision for maintenance upon the favorable report of the engineer that it meets all city regulations. - ea.salor Ft To Keep 0"Mallev Staff Appointee New Treasurer As h . - For Engineering Akew - .. -\ - - ........ �SCOREBOARD _____________________________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, ______________ ___ ____ Major - Who (Taylor) 31.1 Counsel (BourgeoIs) 101, Dhu (Larrabe e I. 7 Senators (Werkhcjser) S 1, 6 Cumban Fris Tina (Crank) a 1 fi Winniry, Tin.. Baseball 'I had just finished fighting one of the toughest fights of my life when this yellow dog jumps in, runs up, yells FIGHT! ______ChIcago I " $AS 24 York 73 70 Harness Racing - 27 20 574 Pittsburgh - something and then hits me.' — Vincent. I Amur) 77 National League East ______ 'All I did was go in and tell him he didn't deserve the draw. Then he hauled off and hit me. I couldn't stand around and let him do that, so I defended myself.' — Perez. Vincent By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer ORLANDO A crowd of more than 2,700 screaming fans witnessed the wildest night of - boxing ever seen in this area Tuesday as Joey Vin cent and Safod's Victor "Taco" Perez exchanged punches immediately after th e conelusion of Vincent's controversial draw with -:-'' ,, ( .,s.__..-_,- li'- th e second with a series of booming lefts. Ellis carried the fight to Vincent in the third and fourth as th e two men went af te r each ot he r. Vincent came out of th e fourth round wi th a gash on his left eye that bled for the rest of the Tommy "lt,Ilø.-" 'llic Perez was seated at ringside to scout Vincent. The two are pencil ed in for their long awaited shi,w,lown i'r Aug 5 in for In a *u iqy eXpCtCCt to tw an ;s the highly-touted Vincent, Ellis proved a difficult "' " :' foe. After a close first round, "Killer" dominated g le After Vincent went all out to pull the fight from the fire. He had Ellis hanging on early. But by the round's conclusion, it was Ellis who had Vincent. The final verdict (Lee Geiger 59-55 Vincent, Mick Andrew 57.56 Ellis and Bob Burns 57-57 draw) almost caused a riot. Articles were hurled Into the ring, along with loud booing, as both sides were certain their man deserved the decision. the After !3earkzg the vcr, ring and went over to Vincent. Both men began exchanging solid punches. Finally, nrirtuuncr .lirn Ua>t's and Vuiien trainer, Larry Anialone. jumped Letweeri the two and, after a few more shots, peace was restored. When questioned about the incident, Perez said, "All I did was go In and tell him he didn't fight. In the fif th round, th e referee, Gen eral David Hanlon, took two poin ts from Ellis for roughhouse tactics mis he threw Vin ce nt to the canvas twice. ",'- ". "ta a 'r'r scr eaming mob, many rooting for Vincent but the majority solidly in Elks' corner flit' Killer's fans were made up of his rooters and thus who stand behind Pert-i for his us>coming bout with Vincent. The six th round was nothing short of sensational. , '- Tan 'r';. J -. ' , - -t Orlando 25 73 571 2 St Louis 71 75 157 s' ia 76 38) 8' West 30 2) su Los Angeles 31 72 $15 SFranclsco 71 7 Sit 75 26 San Diego Atlanta 7) 29 447 ' Houston 70 34 370 11', Tuesday s Results Chicago 6. San Francisco • 10 Innings Icincinnatl Philadelphia 17. San Diego I CincInnati 8. Pittsburgh LOS Angrle A. Montreal New York 4, Houston 3 St Louis 1, Atlanta 2 Today's Germ ..fi San Fr.."cltco (Montefusco 3 2) at Chlt'ato t,iihI 4$1 San Deqo (Jones 12) at Phitacje)phia (TIt(hli 3 6). 's. ' - -#1'-1 :' 4. '.-V !r. - __-_ - At Z ~ 0~~,,.J ___ __ _ -Y-~. ._.. 11 -__ -7= __ . __ =' . _~ ~_ Go--- ~ 1 __ __ -.1 'h. 4-. -, ;i 1 ~~ - 1-1'_ALM, -~_- 1-1 --*_-_I- *j . Si( - . ~. I A / tive, - _J - , .1, I - %- . . -'.-' . . l. . . -. I .:;;'. . .. . '. 1..' - - f - - _ L . . * I . '-.. - '. . •• 4 - - -' J oi~ r '. -, • _, 4 . I ' - - 17 ' .. 11 5 1). (n) Vr icnan 4 3). in) HI %O W L Pct. GB 2S 19 73 21 500 1 23 24 419 3 1 l Detroit 2i 2 19 76 172 6' Baltimore $9 71 113 7 West Kansas ('Iv 30 70 600 Oakland 29 20 592 Mlrwesota 73 21 3 ' fl 2S i79 6 California fl 77 460 1 Chicago 72 26 7 $ Tuetday's Results K*ntat City S. Cie',eIari 2 Baltimore 6. Texas 3 Ft-ton 1, Chicago 0 hr.., York S. Minnesota Detroit I. California S Milwaukee 5, Oakland I Today's Games Chicago (Kaat I?) at Boston (Wttt 5 4) Kansas City (Busby 7 I) at Cleveland (Ralch 11. , Texas (Hands S3) at Baili more (Palmer 83), ' New York (Medich 37) at Mirw'iestta (Blyleven SI) , Cleveland • 1:c1:ng - Nati ' onals OCALA— A handful of Seminole Junior College tenm players still are in the running at the National Junior Colleg Tennis Championships at Ocala. Howard Flagg, Bucky Copeland, Stan Aranda and tb doubles' team of Aranda and Copeland are alive after Tuesdays first two rounds. More than 150 players from all over the United States ar competing in the prestigious event. The Players are competing In one huge singles' and double' tournament. Players are not grouped according to No. 1 throui 5 positions. The tournament started Tuesday on 18 Ocala courts, iieluding the nine courts at Central Florida Junior College. Flagg, who is not seeded in the tournament, drew a firsround bye and then toppled )th-seeded Greg Mason of limos Community College 6-3, 7.6. Copeland, who was SJC's No. 2 this season, downed 31sseeded Greg SmIth 6-1,6-2, and defeated Frank Lox of Altooi Penn State 6-0, 6-2. I Copeland is not seeded. Aranda, SJC's No. I player this season, drew a first-rouxl bye and them stumped Pete Pulitzer 6-3, 6-2. Aranda Is seeded 12th among the 32 seeds. Doug Maliczowskl advanced to the second round witha first-round bye, and then stumbled into the tournament's No.1seed, Virgilo Sison of (kiessa (Texas) Community College. Sison defeated Mallc2owskl 6-3, 6-0. Aranda and Copeland, who are seeded fifth among the 16 doubles' seeds, dropped the team of Claypool and Stock bowerof Altoona Penn State 6-3, 6-0. Flagg and Maliczowski f al tered to the team t,f Flor md Valle of Henry Ford (Michigan) Community College 7-5,64. for and Valle are seventh seeded. Flagg and Maliczowki were not seeded. 41 -*, L ' -. -___ FIRST: I Lbon Hanover (Sca) Nifty Lady Bird (3) 6 70 I? 60 3 Rebelrldge Rob (7) 1100 CI)) 53370 T 2 21.1 SECOND: 1 Valid Frank (Stev en s) (1) $120 I 9 7 Josate Admirer (5) ii Ito 1270 3 Primrose Pal (7) 1 200 (1 5) 57870 1 (1 57) 53)8 00 DD (1 1) 555 60 THIRD: 1 Sunsc,t Saul (Patter son) 12) $7101107102 Impulse (3) 680770) flerthas Boy (5)7100(7 31 113 80 T (73$) SilO 60 FOURTH: I Shan Anti (P, O'Arnato (7) 7300 860 440 2 5Cth'rt Votto (4) 670 300 3 7.'aoue Malor CI) 2600(17)1640 T(7 II) 5476 10 1 1 39 I FIFTH: 1 Satin Grattan (K VancserSpa() U) $600 120 360 ( I) 8 10140 1 Sinni. ,. ..--,. Came IS) i so of A i) sit 5577 60 1 7 09 7 SIXTH- I tr (lip. Away IM I Cr j • p' a t 6 40 0(1 8) SlO) 40 1 2 1 1 ', SEVENTH: 1 Speedy Bright (Martin) (4) fl 70 i 10 810 7 Vic tOr,ous If ant (7) 780 2 3 .ios Speed (5$ 1000 (4 7) 179 lOT (47 5) 5109 70 (30 (1 4) $217 00 1 7 09 3 EIGHTH: I Ace Hi ll (Burnt) (1) 5 60 5 00 3 00 2 East Boston A Milwaukee' New York TUESDAY ' Atlanta (Harrison 31) at , LouiS ((unit 7)), (n) Thursday's Games Houston at New York San Francisco at Chcago Only games sthcdute . At .*.,!,* -,: ;Z. ' .. A. Los AigeIes tMesserSm,th 1 7' t Mnr?real iIllar t in , *1. '.( f :r, ".'- , EDITOR'S NOTE. Ben Hogan is now a As a subject, Nicklaus was a natural because businessman, but the game 0l golf is closest to Hogan has come closer than any other man to 17 ' 'n- - . -M- . his heart. In th e second of a three-part series winn ing professional golf's "Grand Slain." based on a lengthy Interview, be discusses the Nicklaus, who recently won the Masters and has state of the game and Its future. IS major titles, Is considered the biggest threat 'fl' 2-4 today to accomplish the Slam, In wha t would be :r " By DFENE H. FREEMAN the greatest feat ever In golf. AP Sports W riter Hogan said the Sla m will be made. FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) Ben Hogan will surely do It, and I hope they do, because it !A', leaned forward for eye-to-eye contact wi th his wou ld be a great thing for ,1qp the game." visitor to make certain there would be no Hogan is the only player ever to win in nusunderstandingon what hess-as about to say. year ree th of the four championships which -I'm glad Jack Nicklaus Is breaking my make up - 1W .kthe Grand Slam, and he didn't play in ' records be cause he is a superb golfer," Hogan the f th - the PGA zl 1953 because of his said. "What a credit to the game ofgouthis man injured knee, suffered in a car accident that js is He has built his game since he was a child, alm ost claim ed his life. ,. "He has a strong body and is a vicious corn. w, "Nicklaus, of course, is very capable of winpetitor. And, of course, there is in his concen( - niig the Slam, said Hogan, who stepped out of e (rati on. You only get that through one , competitive golf four years ago. practice." "G must ha ve its leaders to draw the Hogan relaxed buck in his leather office chair. imagi na ti on of the public. Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Then he added of Nicklaus, "He's a 1') Mi ll er, Lee Trevino and Tom Weiakopf—players man" The once-feared Texas Hawk doesn't hand out like that— to stimulate in terest like Arnold Palmer m the l%Os. compliments just because they look nice And when he speaks of the game he loves and Besi des Nicklaus, Hogan is Impressed with once dominated, he speaks precisely. His fellow Texan Lee Trevino. Trevino is capable of comments on Nicklaus were his first public record-shattering binges, Hogan said, because sta tements on the man who dominates the game "he knows wha t he's doing.. .he came from a today. caddie yard." Hogan, 62, now directs his golf equipment Asked how he believes he could do against company and presides over co nstruction of a golVs curren t stars if he were in his prime, new golf course. He has given up competitive Hogan pondered a moment, then said: golf. "I think I could make a living." . - Pittsburgh (Ki%on 1h1a)fe,s • E - , . . - .` - -.. !_. w -- - ~ __ --. - =1 ~, Aq-1-, __ ____ __ 1__ v _. ~_ , =1 !Wxff I— - , I- ,L X11--v~AVf. ~i .-_a,P _ 9---f_~__-~__ . _e. 0 If I m Glad Jack Nicklaus ,T ... t~jlA:, kr "_,~_ Is Breaking My Records ' -~*n~_.J . r BEN HOGAN Jody Ballard protected his national rankin of eigh'h in th e heavyweight division as he wored over Tommy Howard for seven rounds beforehe Gainesville lighter quit on his stool. Edgar "Mad Dog' Ross continued his <0 streak with a one-punch belly shot in th e second round. Ross took the wind and the fight oul of Orlando's irs' Gifford wi th the right to he StOtlu*Ch. laø '" "r gay.' iww t2 nnn! 217-pound Carl Morris of Tampa, but Tuner remained undefeated by taking an easy six-rond liir In amateur action, Casselberry's Scott Chrk broke th e ribs of Bi ll Vosser in the first roun as th e Lyman High Scbool 16-year-old scor ed an impressive KO, deserve the draw.Thenhc hauled off and hit me. I couldn't stand around and let him (10 that, SO I defended myself." Vincent's version was different. "I had Just finished fighting one of the toughest fights of my life when this yellow dog jumps in, runs up, yells something and then hits me. "I guess he figured I was too tired to do anything. But I showed him I wasn't. All I want is tO TC ttib Z'v , T 8'... !hope it's In a back dlley next time.,, Along with the unscheduled Vi-rent-Perez 5i.TU, .sevcal fight , L1140! Out in thy t-rowd. It was almost 30 minutes'before the situation calmed. In other action, Mike Quarry defended his Florida light heavy-weight belt with a one-skk boxing lesson over Miami's Vern McIntosh. , Bout N . 3antiorcl baptist Uetea 41a I ..t uupui ui t'._t...II...._ -iL uuiuru u Iedgu wiui d 7.1 1 Detroit I Rare I 1) at Calitor nia (Figueroa 31). n Dandy Thing (2) y 00 300) Potentate Pick (3) 7 .o (i) 126001 Cl?)) S100) I NINTH: I Sit Wampum (Crank) (4) S 70 370 7 70 7 Decatur B CAl 4 70 7 60 3 ftg Beau Byrd (2) 2 10 o Metro Teams By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lanta starter Buzz Capra, 4-7, cisco. Madlock's game-winning for his second home run of the hit scored Don Kessinger, who Ron Reed didn't know where season, had walked and moved to seche was going ... but he certainly Lois Melendez followed with ond base on a sacrifice. had the right directiot, on his a triple to the wall In right-cen.Phillies 12, Padres 1 pitches. ter field, Ken Reitz doubled Mike Schmidt and Greg LuReed, a longtime member of home Melendez and Beltz zinski tagged a pair of home the Atlanta Braves, started scored on Bill Pocoroba's error nina and drove In nine runs beagainst his old teammates at home to cap the rally. tween them as Philadelphia Tuesday night as a member of Cubs 6, Giants 5 beat San Diego. the St. Louis Cardinals and adBill Madlock, who tied the "This is something we've By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS won it with a six-hitter and Fritz Peterson, 4-5, mhtedly almost walked Into the score with a leadoff home run in been waiting for - a bust-out," lost it. wrong dugout by sheer force of the ninth Inning, greeted said Luzinski, who knocked in Dick Pole, an unheralded right-bander from Brewers 5, A's 4 habit, liever Dave Heaverlo with a four runs and boosted his home Trout Creek, Mich., thinks he's found the secret Pedro Garcia hit a two-run double and John But he got straightened out run-scoring double in the 10th to run total to 13 for the season, to success in flie major leagues. Briggs raced home with the game-winner on a after a while, and so did his Lead Chicago past San Fran"1 kel like I'm the Mike Schlie's always had the arm n4 nfw hi.'. uflN tlu. .-.-i- t'C.' r '' -' i -.-. -. he led the Ca-j-. mias oi last year,,' sam sen- eye, too. He's switched to contact lenses. Milwaukee, Reggie Jackson homered for the A's to a 4.2 victory. midt, whose 36 homers led the "I think the contact lenses are a big help who dropped out of first, onehalf game behind "A couple of times after the majors in 1974. Schmidt, because I see the plate much better now," said Kansas City, In the Al, West. third inning I started toward shaking an ecrly slump, has Pole alter pitching Boston past Chicago 4-0 Orioles 6, Rangers 3 the Atlanta dugout," Reed said. --been on a hitting rampage of Tuesday night. Dave Duncan backed the nine-hit pitching of "Then I said, 'Wait a minute. late and Tuesday night's Elsewhere in the American League, Kansas Mike Torrez with a three-run homer and Tom. You're wearing the white uni. homers were his eighth and City dumped Cleveland 5-2, Milwaukee shaded inie Davis and Lee May added run-scoring form tonight.'" ninth of the year. Oakland 54, Baltimore defeated Texas 6.3, New singles for Baltimore. Torrex, 6-3, picked up his Reed, 5-5, who was acquired Reds 8, Pirates 4 York edged Minnesota 5-4, and Detroit downed First win since May 14. The Rangers, who lost for lastweekbytheCarthnals,per. Joe Morgan belted a bases- California 8-4. the ninth time in 10 games, played without milled the Braves Il hits and loaded tr iple in the fourth inPole, who donned his recently acquired con- disgruntled outfielder Willie Davis, who never two unearned runs before getnlng to lead Cincinnati and lads for the first time Tuesday night, has been showed up for the game. ting last-out relief help from Al Gary Nolan over Pit tsbur gh. on arid off, mostly off, wi th the Red Sox since Yankees 5, Twins 4 lirabosky. Dodgers 1, Expos S 1973. He had never pitched a complete game Bobby Bonds blasted his 12th homer of the In th? other National League Dave Lopes' two-nm double before but, on the strength of his three-hit, eight, season and Alex Johnson pinch-hit a two-nm games, it was: Chicago 6, San in the eighth innlrg provided strikeout shutout, he appears set In Boston's double In the eighth for New York. Bonds' homer Francisco 5 in 10 innings; the winning runs as Los Ange- starting rotation, for a while pnyway, marked the 29th time In his career he has led off Philadelphia 12, San Diego I; lea' Don Sutton became the NaRookie Jim Rice provided Pole with all the with a home run In his team's first at-bat, Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 4; Lo tional League's first 10-game offense he needed by clubbing a three-run homer breaking the major league record he shared with Angeles 6, Montreal S and New winner with his victor) over off Lloyd Allen, 0-1, In the first Inning. It was Eddie Yost. Steve Brye and Ro1 Carew homered York 4. Houston 3. Montreal. Rice's ninth homer of the season. Juan Benlquez for Minnttaota. Ron Fairly's .,eventh-inning W4 4, Astros 3 singled home an Insurance run in the fifth. Tigers 1, AnrIs S hornet triggered v three-nw Dave Kingman walloped a Royals 5, IndIans 2 Detroit exploded for five runs In the ninth to rally that helped Reed beat hi three-run homer and Bob ApoJohn Mayberry knocked In two runs with a win it. Bill Fri-than and Dan Meyer singled home ex.rnates. The Cardinals, held daca lrovld,,d sparkling relief homer and single and Al Cowens contributed a one run each and Gary Sutherland knocked in to four huts through six innings, work to help New York beat two-nm single as Kansas City made It 10 vie- two. Willie Horton homered, his 12th, for Detroit erupted as Fairly tagged At. RON REED Houston. titles In the last Ii games. Deriils Leonard, 2-1, and Lee St.cnton hit one for California, AL Pole's Eyes Have It re. -.- , -..-.--- - - -- . . - - - - - - — .__. - - -a- • ' .. ---- -- -. Ii? Meth. Pres 123 300 2-1) II 140 000 0- S Nazarene 122 532 0)5 21 $03 004 0t0 $4 ___________________________ Pint. Bapt. Ch. of God 4)0 302012 17 2020400- I 3 1 I SP OWS Bite Dus t - -. ..- ._,,,,..I, .. -.--'.--.. IN BRIEF . -I . . .. - . '' I Lake Monroe Inn and singles, and Jo~. Seaboard Coastline fell from Jim Gibson poked two singles the S'C)fl'J-hJ!f UI)h!akr taiik.' each IIJr F'auiow1 ieci; Monday in the Sanford Chancy Pirozzi of Famous Florida Soufhem Battles Recreation Department Metro Recipe allowed Lake Monroe Softball League. Inn only five hits, including a Famous Recipe slapped Lake home run by Don Harvey, a Monroe Inn 14-3 and the Out- triple and double by Tommy casts edged Seaboard Coastline Gracey and a double by Roger lieu Peterson led Sea board with two sin gles. Auto Train scored live runs in the fifth inning to win its second straight game of the second half. Auto Train was 2-14 in first half. Dave Bernosky and Scott Saunders paced Auto Train with three singles apiece. Dave In addition to dominating Ch Bach and Don Brown added two four-team spring football Chase 10-3 slflgles each. jamboree at Lake Brantley Badcock dropped __________________________ High Sc hool Friday, Seminole In a second-half game, and Lk. Mon. Inn 200 001- 3 Badcock Topple s GridAwards as e D-8 In The track was closed down on opening day, last Friday. In Daytona Beach circuit court, a hearing was scheduled on a petition for an injunction against grayhound owners by the Daytona Beach Kennel Club, Snead Qualifies For Open Duran Cans Peterson By THE it."mSOCtttl'El) PRESS Sani Snead may never give up on the U.S. Open. Though, It's given up on him cften enough. Snead earned the rightonluesdaytocontinuehischase for the U.S. Open title, which has eluded him for 31 years in almost every fashion possible. The 63-year-old Slammin' Sammy o pened qualifying at Charlotte, N.C., with a 66 on the 6,881-yard par-fl Myers Park Country Club course and carded a 76 on the Charlotte Country Club's 6,729-yard par-71 layout APi Roberto Duran got himself a nOCKOUt in a tuneup bout here. But he is still a minute and three seconds short of the goal manager Carlos Eleta has for his world lightweight champion. "I always tell him if he can win by a knockout before he can step into the ring, do it," said Eleta af ter Duran knocked Juan Peterson to the canvas for the third time in 1:03 of the first round Tuesday night. Bearded Duran posed with two slabs of concrete in his fists for a photographer after the fight. which was forced to cancel its INIonday opening. MIAMI f1W seasoned U.S. Walker Woes Abbott Predicts WFL Success JACKSONVILLE I AP Linebacker Fred Abbott, newly signed by the Jacksonville Express of the World Football League, foresees a bright 1975 season both for himself and the new league. - Cup star was still practicing on the "I'm putting green. fine physically now, the caliber of personnel being signed by the team is improving and the league is on a better foundation," the former ailSoutheastern Conference player from Florida said Tuesday after signing a contract, "My putts are awful," he moaned as he battered away at a dozen or more balls in front of 110)-lake's famous Royal liverpool Clubhouse ,. - qucr K - 00 020 000 0- 2 Auto Train Eldridge -''i' against striking the Jefferson Kennel Club in INIonticello. llOYl.AKE, England I All) Two hours after Dick Sid'rowf of Westport, Conn., won through to the third round of the British Amateur Golf Championship, the 010 010 0- 2 i s 002)10 '— 3 Seaboard Outcasts If, Greyhound owners were ordered to appear in state courts in Daytona Beach and Tallahassee today in an effort by dog tracks to end a strike at two kennel clubs. In circuit court in Tallahassee, dog owners faced a possible contempt citation for refusing to obey an injunction night toenter the finals. Earlier, Florida Southern downed Montclair State 2-0. Southeastern Louisiana's record before the final game stood at 35-10 over all and 3-1 in the double-elimination tournament. Marietta's victory brought It a 44$ season record and a 3-1 .series tally. Siderowf, Pate: Putting I" 300-14 Fam. Rec,pt NCAA Champions.1ip - 4-2. In other action, Auto Train Reathard. closed spring foolblall practice Chase defeated Badcock Greyhound Owners To Court SPRINGF!ElJ), Ill. iA[') No. I-ranked Florida Southern and Marietta of Ohio square off tonight for the championship in the NC1'1\ l)ivision 11 World Series. Marietta defeated Southeastern Louisiana 9-2 Tuesday dumped Eldridge Standard 8-2. Majoete L Bar (71 7 40 Stinger 'St 77OQ(?5 $11 a IS? 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' / -V - ' W. : .' '-:,-''' - save 110 i engine - WL.w_. - I - 'y _, t save 04 .11.1111 - , :j i --, _—. IL? "S-.- ________________________ .- i'''i 2. "- Form 'v, ,, 11 - 1 ______ ______ wxco - $ ____ - ' - our reg. 59c (Taylor) 5 1, 6 Rum - iRe 1 out - - za The Discount Department Store - - NEW YORK (AP) - Pele, one of the world's two most amous athletes and considered the best ever to play the gane of soccer, will come out of retirement to play In the Uni*d States. Pele, whose worldwide fame is equalled only by that of heavyweight boring champion Muhammad Ali, Informly announced In Brazil Tuesday he has agreed to play for the New York Cosmos of the North American Snv".!! tie decisi on was announced here simultaneously j by '.hie Cosmos. The imminent signing was Immediately regaled not only as a major sports coup but a diplomatic accomplishment as well. Secretary of State henry Kissinger, in a telegram to Brizil and Pele, said: "Should you decide to sign the contract, I am sure your stay here will substantially contribute to closer ties between Brazil and the United States in the field of sports." The Brazilian newspaper Folba de Sao Paulo bannered Ihe headline: "Kissinger roots for Pele," It's not a new sensatiot, for the 4-year-old Pele. He has been feted by heads of state, proclaimed the "King of Soccer" by ardent European soccer fans, made a national commodity by his home country of Brazil, and is regarded as the world's wealthlst aLh1te after 18 years with the team Santo's. His financial status will be enhanced by the Cosmos, who are offering a contract that will make Pcle the highest paid athlete on any team In the world. Pete says he Is not as interested In the money as In "helping soccer to l*'oine a poptiler sport In tL'it! 4. 'nited States." But It took a three-year contract with a price tag estimated as high as $1 million to entice him out of a retirement which he had said repeatedly was permanent, 0)2 001 $- 9 ii 000 400 1-5 $3 - -4 World Famous Soccer Star ap . I Seaboard Coastline out-hit Lake Monroe Inn and the Outcasts 7-6, but the Out. Seaboard Coastline are now 3-1. casts scored two runs in the Auto Train and Famous Recipe third inning and one each In the are 2-2, and the Outcasts and fourth and fifth. Seaboard TENTH: 1 Iron City Nancy Eldridge Standard are 1-3. (Pr,j) ( 3) 1270 6 60 3 60 7 San managed solo markers in Juan Hanover s $o 620 3 Famous Recipe's nine-run second and filth. Conettoga B (7)3 100 (35) 131 20 1 third Inning dropped Lake Eddie Jackson smashed a (357) %7300 I I 37 1 Monroe Inn from th e files of the home run and Henry Wright EL EVE N TM: I General Joe (K,xia) (5) S 60 3 80 210 2 Patrick undefeated. clobbered a double for the Bird (2) 6 10 3 20 3 Dead Heal Bob Bray ripped three Outcasts, SHS Gives Ist BàPI San. 8 t L0 - PELE Cosmos Land for First Assembly of God. Baptist of Longwood are 3-6, Jim Quancile, Bill Bryant, Ray stroked two singles apiece for Don Casseux paced Church of In other games, First United and First Presbyterian is 1-8. Denton and Ferrcn Pillsbury First Presbyterian. God with a double and three Methodist dropped First Don Regan and Otto Thomas poked two hits apiece. Terry Watson and Paul singles. Jim Kennedy smacked Presbyterian 11-5, Church of each blasted three tilts for First Tony Duncinson smashed a Watson slugged a triple and a triple and two singles, David the Nazarene out-slugged Baptist of Sanford. Vic Rich- triple and single, Dan lUlls three singles apiece for Henderson collected three Pinecrest Baptist 15-10 and burg, Tom Smith Jr., Jody slammed a double and single, Nazarene. Bob Shaw slammed singles, and Jim Townson and Church of God knocked off First Pickens, Joe Pickens Sr. and Pr ice Baker, Gene Gibson and two doubles and a single, and Ken Lee stroked two singles Assembly of God 12-8. Karl Dirickson added two hits Randy Kramer poked two Don Henderson and Joe Watson apiece. First Baptist of Sanford leads apiece. singles each, and Dean Smith added two singles each. Neal Lace)' slammed three , As Braves Fall 4-2 ' record. .- - - Howard Flagg wim match at Nationals. (Herald Pbolo by Gordon WWIamsoc) tmoes gwood Jim Franklin and Lamar ripped a triple for First John Bryant was four-kr- singles, lion Cox poked a horn downed First Baptist of First Nazarene is 6-3, Pinecrest Jackson slapped three hits Methodist. four for Pinecrest Baptist. Alan run and single, Bob Krebs Longwood 9-5 last weekend to Baptist Is 5-3, First Me thodist apiece for First Baptist of James Warner collected a Murphy and Ken Bolt each smashe d a triple and single, boost record to 7.; in the andC thorGodares_4 First Longwood. Rick Moasman double and two singles, and Jim crushed three singles. Bill and Ray Bennett t.appeda triple by presenting special awards. a previously rained-out firstMilwaukee' t Brober g 6 5) at Head Football Coach Jerry half game Tuesday in the Oakland (Holtzman 36). n Posey presented the following Sanford Senior Thursdays Games Baseball New York at Minnesota spring practice awards to League. Kansas City at Cleveland, n members of Seminole's football In a game played Monday, 'T.ias a' Baltim or e. team: Keystone knocked off Police 7Detroit at California, n Only games %chediIei Junior varsity: Outstanding 4. defensive back Veones David Lively and Clark Quinn; outstanding offensive Gallagher each smashed a Harness Racing back MorriS Barber; out- double and single to lead standing defensive lineman Badcock's 10-hit attack. Don Entries Marcus Kmdricks; outstanding Williams, Louie Lively, Ricky offensive lineman Robert Mann and Jail Patton conTONIGHT Charles. t.ributed doubles. FIRST: tM-PaceC.3--$400 Varsity: Outstanding Curtis Wolfe collected two Tarlina (Sical 6 1; 2 Grey Iliti defensive back - Herbert singles for Chase. (D'Amato)I I.) CutlassA Porter 5 1. 1 Dr Puff (Olsen) 9 2, S Branch; outstanding offensive Williams of Badcock fired a Westerns Br'ii fPhIl(lps) I I. 6 Erly back Tim Raines; three-hitter, striking out eight Night (Oitjotil 7.7 Camden George standing receiver Leroy and walking eight. Wood (Patterson) 3'. I Wells Weenie (Bere:nak) 10 I Martin; outstanding offensive In a game that was rained out SECOND; I M - Pace dm9 lineiiian - Curtis Johnson; May 16. Chase scored six runs U00: I Adios Herthet (Dcnns) 5 7. outstanding defensive lineman In the top of the fifth to dump 7 Cherry Betty (Harltier) S. 3 Jarvltlyn(Dvonacekló 1.1 Mange - Mike Good; outstanding Ba d cock . NL Reed Tops Ex-Mates Lon ts League. Results 1 Perez, jii Sanford Church Softball Assembly of God and First added a triple and single. and Edmonds and Doug Burleson Bagley added a triple. 535 Phiphia Montreal r Sóy League Wednesday, June 4, 1975-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ...r /I, -. .. 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I read that a man went to a hospital for a hemorrhoid operation, ' ,.' -- - 7 Sanford's Finest 1'-— I-z OPEN AiLV Iii WED tO Noon SAT iot :jj 1 Evenings By Appoinimenif MWYA$W11t51ty ile [ ail fi 4jjtOovdliOtl 1 .>-- . .' ' ) "i • BeLL. () •" jFL,._ to PCT. DISCOUNT ance . (jislil. BEGINNING JUNE 5th NTERMECJ1ATEAOVANCEOA0ULT (ALSO ADULT TAP AND BALLET) YeAvololqt7lice P-4?A For ThVcr-1 Best In Dance Training FOR REGISTRATION THIS WEEK CALL OR COME BY 9 A.M. TO NOON , ',.V' / . -- EXCITING COLOO BACKGROUNDS SX - -%IppPIIII1 ..ft . "The little blue building whaftFilt :- and adults — urwp ur individ uals in same family -St CX) per subtet *.1.I,,....i 'No pc&1s-Choose frrn fnihecj pcccs- i • saonai portraits (poses-our selection) You may select additior al portraits otlefe,1 it 10* gxtces ONlY 88c Guarar.1eed to give complete satisfac! of money Cheerfully ref ..ndcd N., 1'jridlin' charge. THURSDAY Tb'RU MONDAY- JUNE S.1-l5 PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY DAILY tO A M .5 P.M SUN. III P M r - Zame 938 Orlando Dr. nchme.tsI7.5lfl,O,.d ~ -- 122 9272 Uarecto.'s Miriam Wraghtand Valerie Weld - - # -. Sanford 250S Elm 323 1900 ;l( CHOOSE FROM ON SILK FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS OVER $25.00 2O iIu for Yourself SPECIAL SUMMER CLASSES FOR ALL AGES , — selection of diSCGflhIflu-cd fabric sompias from lOt 6..1"o !vI )erIellCe 1' TI . f or ')our , 322-8074 I A Now Jo — )(g \,, . live plants and many unusual accessories for home or office ALL priced 10 sill -' ' 1 e__ Stor Associate -1', 322-BALL) to-lople to deceive other people Beautilvi sofas, coffee tabios, lamps, end i CHANGE! , he Ma ke s of the ta'x uS REGAL m1tt 1e11 (-' by Frank Hill HIS sr ,., On our once a' ear %a le f4JQfl(J hundredi oidiacorator pieces now in stOck and Ira," our design studio Interion by Berta Hail' in Winter Park from modti homn and from *he IM Harry P. Lou Utsigners Show tAt I I I P I I 1 ~ tto 0#3 "II'losv. -- ' • - "SPIN E-0-FLEX" by Bob Ihoves 1 • i . - . Seems Impos run 4IR-9 eat, t oo IUYT1 ir UVAPSkI ' Western Decorator's Bazaar l '-' 0`9 ,... 7Th ( (Th •...,1' , - habit of holding her be locked out fts' minutes tickling her ribs and feet until about things like that, but you she becomes hysterical and can never fool an annual, right? 's all just J01.1y fun. A N IM A 1. LOVE It Well, it isn't. It's torture. I DFAR I.0VFR: Wrong! I know because my husband used know a man who strongly " sib e" to do this tome until I literally dislikes both dogs and cat.s, but damnened hl.s enthttsia.cm for •,..- 'p.. .Ir'ns, in him ninIIp A I I this kind of "fun" w be n I l ost .•. . — it ,_(JhLL A I 'f.- But' both pieces for... "" / LOVELE5 STATE: * '-"-- ."h n"- - -.. L11'/ '1Ou us Pickering Quartet 'i ITWflIfl4 SALES i -. - DEAR ABBY: I just read up. And al though she won't live Think about It, kids. Sign me. She wan ts to lock the church about the mother who was to see it, she will be the cause of doors five minutes before the brokenhearted because her son it, beca use It will take place at CRIED ME A RIVER start of the ceremony. and daughter (both married her funeral. DEAR CRIED: I wonder how I have argued that this Is with families) hadn't spoken to By ABIGAIL VAN BUBEN Since everyone will becrying, mans' others have to bury a rude, since many of the guests a each other for years and were anyway, t he two who finally re la tive be fore they bury the will be driving into a strange the reason she could not have decide to make up won't be hatchet? It's something to think area from a distant place and before the ceremony starts. and, by mistake, they complete family get-togethers. conspicuous — even though about,, all right. Thanks for a looking for an unknown church. Answer soon, since Us bride- straightened his nose. tie sued If my own experience means they'll be crying twice as hard timely reminder. (Nu, I also showed her an etiquette to-be thinks she is right, and collected. anything, tell that mother not to as everyone else. And with good Charley?) book that says the bride's BEST FRIEND DFAR ABBY' Isn't It true worry. Eventually they'll make reason. DEAR ABBY: My best girl mother should be seated at the DEAR BEST: Keep trying to that animals i especially dogs friend is getting married soon, time the ceremony is scheduled con vi'I nce $ • VI'IIT • . . .ino &a - have a six SCflS4. and lam her maid-of-honor. I to start and those who ar ri ve right, because you ire. .1 sthen It comes to telling who am tr)ing to talk her out of a late must watch the ceremony SAVE I)EAR ABBY: TICKLED likes ttwin and who doesn't? crazy plan she has that sounds front the back of the church. It it say th3t they should ATole, protesting her husband's I inean. it's possible for I does NOT V k... LDUIJ b.k The roast is sponsored by the g by Dick Covoill ARCHIE Assisting with the roasting IANOS IV IF THE LCRP$-tADAAEANTUS 70 SKATE, HE \MLW fr'A1vE GIV8'i US lN HEA. — {T fast, Wednesday. Sanford city officials and many area residents Joined the Crews sisters in according the Vietnamese guests a warm welcome at the Breakfast (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) o . ' -I. WINTHROP FRIENDSHIP Florida Nurses Association Gases: What You Have Always UBU Antnony Nutton will add a (FNA), District 37, will hold its Wanted To Know," in the musical touch. Tickets will be available at installation of officers and Seminole Memorial Hospital the door of the school's membership tea June 10 from 4 auditorium, auditorium and the Flagship to 5:30 p.m. in the Seminole — Health Dept. auditorium. On June 25 at 7:30 p.m. also in Bank. Proceeds benefit the DON REYNOLDS Retiring president Mrs. the auditorium, Seminole sports stadium IUfltI. Melanie Stewart will give a Memorial Hospital Inservice short report before the In- Education will present stallatlon ceremony. Charlotte Anzalone, R .N. P On June 12 at 3:45 p.m. talking on "Implications of members of the FNA are in- Nurse Practice Act," and b B 1 vited to attend a lecture by Dr. 'Malpractice Insurance: Who p, • — P Charles Harmon, "Blood Net-ds It." EXPERT PIANO TUNING LESSONS •,•IiI I- - P tricla (center) and Polly Crm of Sanford decide to say It with flowers when they welcomed yotmg Vietnamese ref ugee Tuan Nguyen to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Personality Break- Fraasa, Bobby Robinson and We're going! chorus members of the Central Florida Chorale in glee, basing finally raised the necessary $9,750 which will enable 15 members of the group board an airplane June 23 en route to a summer singing tour of Poland. Giving vent to their elation are (front, from left) Irene Brown, Ruth Mickelion, Sona Morris, Bettye Smi th (Top, from left) Dottie Bates, Dot Weller, Mary & th Williams, Lucy Magill (hidden) Glenyce Mann, Mary Jean Berrien and Pat Shaw. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) by Al Vertn.,r 'STUART, WILL YOU HELP HOLLYHOCK CARRY HER HONOR ROLL TROPHY IN FLOWERS MARK Katie Whelchel will display rF ---(GET 4OME r - .--- - - - r DON'T QuiCi.C.). BuT - Several members of the will be Andy Brackin. a past Thespians club. Chip Johnson along community with principal of SHIS, Jim Rowe, will be Master of Ceremonies Seminole High School students past president of SHIS Booster and "chief burner." Reed Chic Young EAT SCOTT MR. (IUGOG'TO BE LATE —Ws'OWEAQSTø4E2JT5 t .-% it's a Don Reynolds Roast. b T K Ran VEATh W1U It I — What is "Everything you will roast Don T. Reynolds, the Club; Sal Manfre, principal of nIwnc tarnnIM in an nh,u,I c,. hnnc l' rinM n,.l !Iflfl flrt I'Ih.n11,10 l.Ih. 1 y ;hnTbut ; afraid you'd be expefled?" fairs at 7:30 p.m. Friday June 6. principal at Seminole. I '% f 7 - - Garry Trudeau MOW ---\/-4' / - I .•U1ii!' -- (OWPO Y., LET . 44M IN .•' y Heimdahl & Stoffel ik1A'Np' - ft I BUGS BUNNY - dIP ,,:C? / —. • -- -. * ,.• F 44H ARc Irg • , wuI J'7 I T f: DOONESBURY BECAUSE THEY IJNT 10100 MAN',' EGI0N ) \ CONVENTIONS / scP-4oc?oLe. MFG, CO CAFETERIA - fie would simply ruff the spae. w trumps and iFi ,pf1 Hats Of f To Chorale TYLE- ,1 'IV s ace of hearts and ran off TJ ,;:, U - \ !t1 rh1L;; rounds of trumps ft %~'cjt with (iI.E J -... Wednesday. June 4,1975--1 A 1 want cnrnthin. Iht will hrinn whistles from the hcwc h not a shout from my father!" Voti %sasoneotthre weak two.b,ds FEFLKED TO aNS ME A CLV.. i .-,-- fl 1 North Esi %outh : %%est's OPt 1Ifl,Z IWo.spadeid 30nlom , - CKA*E FC LH West Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 Brillianci' and Blunders" might snow LOSER RWW11 1WO8T, • WOMEN 1111111 - # WC THE , -- /1 By ()SW,lJ) and J%1E4 JACOBY W LLVk ,c ARE?) I'M 6 -,-- ' '1 wuii by Dove Grouc 'j --' by Dick Turner CARNIVAL r DDIrI ' ' I ALLEY - :' _____________________________________________________ Wednesday, June 4, 1975 A&' RERT 15 \ r PASTED P46E5 $6 SACK J ANP 17 T0ET14E THE -'- . M _ San ford •' ----. �I 12A—Evening HeraldSanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 4, Five Vehicles Recovered City To Buy Insurance Stolen Auto Cache Found By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Sheriff's Action R deputies and * Fires Altamonte Springs police discovered a cache of stolen cars early today in an orange grove off Magnolia Ave. south of Bunnell Road, Forest City. Two of the five vehicles were 1 - T- '- Oviedo police arrested Patricia searching for a skl.maske Ann Brooks, 18, of P.O. Box 813, bandit who robbed Newell' Oviedo, early today at the Jesse Spur station on SR 436 lot, Smith Apartments, according yesterdcy as the statioi to jail records, manager, Robert Vaughn, wa closing the business for the day Vaughn said one black mal walked into the office, "orderet — Sheriffs deputies Jailed Earl him to open the cash register Charles Wright, 18, of Apopka, then emptied the cash drawers recovered by officers before Park area at the end of S. on $5,000 bond after his arrest took Vaughn's wallet and flet their owners reported them Sanford Ave. Starr said the last night on a circuit court on foot. The exact amount 01 stolen. rec,vered signs, eight of them, warrant charging possession of cash taken was undetermined Patrolling deputy Ron ranged from speed limit to a controlled substance. Winter Park Police rushed ir Gilbert said he discovered two Sanford City Limits signs. their canine patrol. But IN Volkswagens in the grove. One (logs lost the scent nearby the had been wrecked and the other station. Police theorize the ransacked. Altamonte Police also are robber fled in a waiting car. Checks by officers disclosed Sheriffs deputies today were the autos had been stolen from investigating the theft of a their owners -Claire Guffanti, canoe and camping equipment 253 Pearl Lake Causeway, and from aWekj'aRercabin R. D. Harry, Trailwood Dr., owned by Charles Pafford, of Forest City. Miami Springs Road. nttaiflOflt.' Spriti i'anorci reported a chain saw F' '•_ joined the investiga tion since arid $700 in camping equipment F '' the tur' NO htei !Jlulen : Courts * Police Beat . Li Sanford City Commission, between bites of beef sandwiches and sips of Iced tea, decided to purchase insurance covering false arrest claims against the city as well as individual police officers. The action came in a noon luncheon yesterday with members of the Insurance Advisory Committee (IAC) and covered three phases of Insurance f&r Sanford. The decision, however, won't become formal until next week when the Commission meets in regular session. At that time, the IAC will present a letter to the Commission stating costs for each type of coverage and the Commission will act on the letter. The Commission accepted rcconunenda Lions from both the IAC, headed by Robert E. Karns, and City Manager W. E. 'Pete" Knowles, that would: —Continue the city's general liability coverage of $300,000, bodily injury and $100,000 property damage. This would exclude coverage for streets and sidewalks. , Add liability coverage for police officers acting in the line of duty where a false arrest suit might occur. This would cover the city as well as the Individual policeman. —Purchase insurance to cover "errors and omissions", which takes In any wrongful action of a city official or other city employe from which legal action IlaflUp ivuap 11 6 PA RF1 The The Commission (lid not act on a suggestion to pur-. chase $1,000,000 in excess coverage on the general liability policy at a cost of $8,500 or $8,000 annually depending on the addition of streets and sidewalks coverage. The Commission instructed Knowles to work a budget item up on the insurance, using $6,500 as a figure, and have it ready to include In the October budget alter next Si~ week's action. Appearing with Karns were IAC committeemen Walter Carpenter, Bob Crumnley, Alex McKibbin and Tony Russi. The Commission will have another luncheon session tomorrow to hear proposals on a new city hail or the reznodeliniz of the present building. LAZY-AGED MEANS REST IT'S THE Meat People stems. I MY-AGED ITSTHE REST H 01! DISCOUNT PRICES PRICES GOOD: JUNE 4 DAYS A WEEK WEDNESDAY MORNING THRU JUNE 10 TUESDAY EVENING WE ARE PLEASED TOACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS I the • S • I 100 PCT. PURE FRESH X.LEAN, 33MORE LBS. or Ground Chuck S I / - .. • I , / YOUNG 'N' TENDER . io*so a " ioimsou C I ' LB. 97C Tender Pork Roast,,,, I , I FRESH WESTERN GEORGIA 7t.sr; o. botu. Pnc, No Mo., wcIud.i 204 Off 11b44 You pay 6W Country Ribs Limit I 117 ................ LAZY-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF LEAN 'N' TENDER All Beef Bologna Budget Sliced Bacon ........ LB. from the date of the request. Herald Stall Writer The reply time is what got the Commission Into trouble with Sanlando Utilities, serving General Waterworks Utilities more than 2,000 customers in because the commission failed the Longwood area, has applied to comply with the 55 day time to the Seminole County Corn. limit and the firm hiked the mission for water and sewer prices without Commission service rate increases, approval. A public hearing to consider The County Commission, the rate hikes has been set for acting as the Utility Control July 1. Board, issued a rollback order Bill Dale, director of the directing the firm to stop county's environment services, charging the new rates, and to Informed the Commission grant rebates to customers who yesterday of the utilities firm's have already been paying request for rate increases, them. Increases proposed by the The firm responded by filing firm are from the present base two legal suits claiming the rate of 13.50 for water to $5 for county had not granted them the minimum 4,000 gallons, Increases in the time permitted with the increase of 55 cents for under county law, and asking the next 6,000 gallons per 1,000 new rates be granted. The to remain, county then fIl'd a counter suit Water rates for multiple to block General Waterworks dwellings would drop under the action. proposed rate change from The court has ruled in favor $350 to $3.33 per month, of the firm. The sewer rate for residential Yesterday, Utility Attorney service would go from a 13.50 to Ned Woolfolk recommended to $N charge to a flat $12 per the Commission that a public month. The sewer charge for hearing be set to determine if multiple dwellings would in- the unapproved rates being crease to a flat $8 per month, charged by the company are Under county regulations, the "excessive" as the Commission commission has 55 days to reply has charged. ELECTRA PERK 1LB. CAN 80 WITH $7.50 FOOD rjrrur'c 77 LYKE'S SUGAR CREEK All Beef Wieners ...... FRUIT DRINKS , LIMIT 1 46oz. CAN 48o LID MILWAUKEE DMTILC.I I 06A0 Pear Halves ..................1 N z leer 4 38 200z, Broad .......................... 3 LOAVES IURFINE CHOPPED OR 'Doz. BORDEN ICE MILK ........... ... .. . ... YaGAL. U 68C Creme Roll 1 4o z .................. MARTHA WHITE EXTRA LONG GRAIN P OZ. 36 P KK out side or inside! [4 0111 01'f34j1 RAFT 1000 ISLAND I I 1 nft 1 8oz.. 481 4 . PKG. 58 RAFT GREEN GODDESS-ROKA . 63 COUNTRY STYLE BUTTERMILK 78C MARTHA WHITE QUICK - Cut Beets ........................... 4 ,1A`0RzSi $ Hue Cheese Dressing RICE home decorating ideas DEPOS hessing ................. ........... BTL SHURFRESH CHOCOLATE ea{ Spinach ............... 4 PKGs.684 991 6 PK.12 OZ. BTLS. HURFINE 8HURFRESH 0 lastisclIC1111 I LB...974 ASSORTED FLAVORS Folger. COFFEE 1 11 ............. LYKE'S 87 - LYKES SUGAR CREEK By MICK IA)CHRIDGE t 33..BS. OR 47 All Meat Stew ..............ME LB. LB. S.... 3 Boneless English Roast. - LB. Oven Ready Rib Roast .ta. FRESH WESTERN i BABY SHAMPOO \ Sanlando Seeks Hike In Rates 97 17 LAZY-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF LB. LB. 67C Beef Liver - - I • An 18-old-year Oviedo woman Deputy W. Jackson Starr was being held on $10,000 bond spotted another cache of stolen today in county jail on items — highwaytrafflcconfrol aggravated assault and signs In the Lake Jessup aggravated bat tery charges. - '1 .. t from inside the city limits, cabin on Island Five on the Altamonte officers searched ri'er the area and discovered two Deputies said the canoe and more stolen cars -one taken In some of the camping equipment Casselberrv and one in was recovered at fish camps on Orlando. the Wekiva and St. Johns River Investigators said no arrests but the chain saw and a suspect have been made and the in. in the case haven't been found vestigation is continuing, by officers. Deputy B. L. Thompson discovered a fifth stolen vehicle abandoned in north Seminole in a field off Markham Road south Sanford police today were of SR-46. It too was a investigating the theft of a Volkswagen and officers said it citizens band radio and $250 in was stolen from Winter Park, tools from a pickup truck Thompson reported the car was parked at the residence of W. E. damaged, apparently when it Phillips, 2486 Orange Ave. struck a tree in the field. I By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer Wednesday, June 4, 17S-1B Evening Herald, Sanford, FL PILLSBURY BISCUITS - a C 11480 CANS 5K O ------------- just "sink & link" SH U R FINE GOLDEN Catcuii - ----- - - - - - - -- -- - - -- - - - - - - 10 1401. -- .- -- -- 910 ------_- �- 211—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. K =0 m y ovi- COUPON GOOD THIU IUNI ii HICKORYSWEI — ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING — — — 69 1-LB PXG 1 year you gave one For mint AEY BUY ICE — PRICES GOOD THUR. JUNE 5 THRU WED. JUNE 11 Quantity Rights Reserved ___ _____ tlip1 ___ Is_u ___ __ Cly A - M!'T PUll. TAFFY cup5 sugar P cu ps dark corn syrup . z cup water 2 tablespoons butter or _______ lit MARGARINE margarine 2 teaspoons mint extract In a large saucepan stir together the sugar, corn syrup, water and butter. Cook over medium heat, stirring con- boils. Continue cooking, without stirring, until temperature 3 reaches2S5degreesonacandy thermometer or until a small amount of mixture dropped into very cold water forms a ball t_ i mor' 3 %liyIvP $' CANS 'fly 1VV PEAS fy has a sath'thke finish and a light color, then pull into long, -lnch wide strips. With a 10-01. JAR kitchen scissors cut strips crosswise into 1-inch pieces. Wrap each piece indi vidually in 611 $1 4 16., to handle duri ng the pulling, but it has been pulled it has a perfect soft textwE-. can manage the pulling, but It's a lot easier if two people pull. Extra Large Eggs 2 t PEAS 13 i7... CANS liv1 DOZEN Deliciously tangy. tliy1 strips teaspoon mustard seed i s teaspoon celery seed ' cup distilled white . . . . 2 "°' SI'S $100 Detergent, vinegar cup water "' t i cup sugar Small carrot, coarsely . . . . . . 88 $1 SOUTHERN BISCUIT U ES — ' cup flour $ I All 18o BTLS -- I . 3 2., pipJ frying chicken, MUSSELMAN'S tcndcr flsct.iV, APPLE SAUCE JAR %.J . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . qq WHOLE SMOKED P 1 C 11 I CS ç..a. i..-.. PKG 88C Sweetheart Soap. 'c ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . alt) ( ': C. Llrape . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . lbu, C AN Jim Dandy Quick Grits Blackburn Syrup ilo: . . PKG 59c , LETTUCE 30 of . . c 32 • . Sunshine Yum Yums.... $125 to ' . 011 lINCP4 1201 . . . . . . . • • 88c I 75c Paper Plates 100(i . . . . . . . . . • 88 20 Grapefruit Juice... 39c . • . . . Dlxii OAPIsNG 50-Oz. SIZE Dixie Cup Refills 100 CT . • • . . . . 99 Family Loaf Bread ow 69c Har burger Buns. . . . . . Dtxlt DAltIPd HOt DOG POti'. Reynolds Aluminum Foil ' KEY -BUYS • CANNED HAMS MA'D U,LJA (pQtCI h1( I 3° I PACK . . 3 . . • • . $100 I O99': I BAG TAIMADGI tAlUS .... $269 . $239 $119 . . + Leg 0' Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . + to l' . S S 5 $ 00 • • Di ners Sa usane P ' SATURDAY DINNER $1 00 PIGS . . . . • • Mushroom Barley Soup Oxtails Creole Snap Beans FrenchHread Fruit Sherbet Beverage 101 Dl 1011 HkMBURGCR C 11MI 09 za iz , • • 79 SIZE OXTAIIS CREOLE 2oi i PIG 39c 4(8 PUG MIlD (ijhlD QUARTI! luCID 1' 89C . . PsG $]99 , I7øi PIG 1 is PXG $129 H S'utC)l $ P AO l P05101 puTT Pork Roast............. . . . . . .. . . Pork Sausage I La . . . . . . . . . . Thin Sliced Bacon ..... IOU 919 I? • PKG FranKs ILS PIG •.. 929 MAZOIA Diet Margarine SjPt IPIANO . . . . . . $0 67C QAiT u S 98c Oleomargarine ....... 3 $1 31-. pounds disjointed oxtails I . cup flour ' OUfl U . . • • -'! $1 59 I Frenc e $100 SAGS ries • • • 49C $115H . IRISH Florida Oranges 5 Y ellow . . 3 • 4 0 59c SAG 900 Green Peppers c 69 Fres Mushrooms FOR 4 . SUNNY DCIII Citrus Punc C 99C tIflfl '' h V 88c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD -=----.----=----------- 419 E. FIRST ST. -__----- _----- ---'. _ —,------------------= 1 cup thin strips onion 1 cup thinly sliced celery 1 cup thin strips green pepper 15-4lunce can tomato sauce cups water Cut away excess fat from around oxta1s. Stir together flour, seasoning salt and pepper. coat oxtails with inixture. In a large wide saucepot with handles that resist low oven heat or a casserole, melt a little of the excess oxtail fat. add oxtail and browr on all sides. Siphon off any fat. Add remaining ingredients; cover tightly and cook in a 325-degree oven until meat comes aAa~ Turn into a colander to dru:, return oxtail an vegetable:. casserole; pour liquid into a small bowl and place in freezer Until fat (1JIIWS top; SkUll (Itt f.it; pour remaining Liquid over oxt+ails and vegetables. Reheat. covered, on rangetop or in a 3?-5degree oven. Makes I wrvings. to about 241 minute. to 6 scrtings II 1 teaspoon seasoning salt - HARVEST 111501 OSCAR MATR $319 D I Georgia Peaches SUNNYIAND 919 . . • . 00 Wh ipped Topping 2 PQ(Y SAG IIGIJLAI CUT OR CRINKLE CU' 1701 1)elicious, thrifty and slost-- SARA LII IAMILY UNNTiAND 99c .......... Hickory Smoked Ham Sliced Cooked Ham 69C Sliced Bologna St ICC lID 51'NNI QI SLIC ( C) Boneless lurkey Roa st .•.••• . Sliced Bologna...... Chicken Franks COPItAND DiNNeR FRANKS OR . • . . . . . SHIP4APDOAN DAlI M(*T . . . $119 W 0 BRAND 511A',I 4At! OP ,..O(t • Country Cured Hams W 0 5IAP4D . • .. 3 . 2 . . . HALF OR 'oiOt( TALMADGI !AIM5 S Beef Liver .. UU . lOot n 919 .•.... Beef Patties...... Ready Onion Dip Ii 3 • • • SUP(RBRA;D Cottage Cheese I B rocco $4 29 V PIANO USDA C 1-sOIC I uPeas TOot PIGS MORTON PlANS & FRANI5 CHIC.IPJ TURKEY SIC! SALISSUIT TURKEY lit IAZINN MIAT WA! SLICED PRA40 USDA CHOI( I Bill! PONItI SS I RA!? - ASTOR PEAS & CARROTS OR CHOPPED 99 LB. CAN Note: When local red ripe tomatoes are in season, you may want to substitute them for the canned tomatoes called For. In this case use two leach about 212 inches fresh tomatoes; re. move their skins, cut them in oalf and squeeze each half gently to getride of the seeds, then dice - there should be itx.ut 1 cup. ASTOR SIUSSILS SPROUTS. FORDHOOI LIMAS. SUCCOTASH, 01 , FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD - with spoons. Makes 6 first-course dinner servings. If offering as a main luncheon dish, use 4 larger avocados with the filling given 16-oz. PIE . POTATOES --. Serve at once on salad plates • U. S. No. 1 RUSSET BAKING I', THRIFTY MAID . . . MRS. SMITH'S MELO RICH CHOCOLATE CREAM FARMLAND WHOLE SUPIISIAND CRIAMID 89c AIIO Worcestersh re Sauce Brown Gravy Mix . . . '; )I 0 9l 26 o: • Keebler Ginger Snaps Armour Treet FR I N CHS L B. - - .-•.' — Afl LB Delmonico Steak ot PKG WD 1 on $1 '60 . . . . . . . . . . . 49c i ? rrc • ' i 27c Dis iwasher Detergent iv 3 r v Alt 00d slam to furlber PS Win Weat E A R S 8 99': CREAM CHEESE All Meat Stew nuo Pie Filling -. W.D BRAND PORK SHOULDER KEYA& BUY HARVEST FRESH 3 89': III 0111V i UItii Remove cover during last 5 tit nutes c4 (Qukitu: to crisp ktn I 16.ox. ' • hiuke:i ; (' COFFEE CREAMER I I— . 416o, PIG 4Ic cut lip 6 9 LB. SU PER B RAN D 5 UAVOR IIAWA A4 cup fine dry bread crumb5 I teaspoon salt 909 :- - crumbs I # cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese 3 avocados, each about 4 inches long 2 tablespoons (about ) butter, melted l teaspoon salt teaspoon white pepper In a 1-quart saucepan heat the oil; add scallion and cook gently until limp; stir in tomatoes; simmer until blended and slightly reduced about 5 minutes. Add 2 tablespoons of the bread cnLmbs and stir well. Keep hot over very low heat. In a cup or small bowl stir together the remaining 2 tablespoons bread cmmbs and the cse; set aside. Cut the avocados in half lengthwise, remove seeds; do not remove the skin. Brus:h the cut sides (edges and cavities) with the butter, then sprinkle with the salt and pepper. Fill the cavities with the hot tomato mixture. Sprinkle the crumb and cheese mixture evenly over the tomato mixture. Broil filled avocado halves about 4 inches from heat source just.long enough to brown the —_- 10.15. PKG. -, CPt)lespoorLS soft bread -- ___ — • ASTOR . . . . . . . + AVOCADOS A LA LB PURCHASE g;°: 8 8': Duplex Cookies. JI$ Ik tempoon cayenne peppier WHEN 'IOU (tO HEAD OVER 35c) CPACEI4 GOOD SIG 60 U ItOdLLSt but not overly spicy oil Stir together the flour, chili pnder and cayenne. Beat toand milk to ge ther t he c combine. Stir together the br ead ssalt dPePIela Dip elucken, one piece at time, into flour mixture, then egg mixture and finally into hruinbs -'atingeven. lv ma 12-inch skijiet, in the hot 03, brown chicken on MIsides- FLOUR W () KRAFT Chili-FRIED CHICKEN ttgp CHUCK STEAK LI. 10 TO 14 LB. AVG. GROUND BEEF "p1vy YELLOW CORN 59 MAYONNAISE 46 ox CAN RAN(IETOF' DINNER Chili-Fried Chicken Refried Beans VellowRlre Salad Bowl Fresh Fruit Beverage t PIMENTO CHEESE 1-LB. CUP DEEP SOUTH 32-ox. JAR States was the proprieta[re of two famous New York ANTOINE GILI.Y 1 * cup olive oil 2 tablespoons chopped scallion 16-ounce can whole tomatoes, drained and chopped (11 4 USDA INSP W-D BRAND PURE FANCY FLORIDA $ __— iffy PALMETTO FARM 22-oz. 4 __ $1 TOMATO JUICE + The dehghttu1M.Cll),durmg much as our tasters did. LB. d'1 LIQUID DETERGENT 8-ox. PKGS. DEL MONTE •. - ' If IUKRI $188 KEY BUYS DOVE ...(13c OFF) ELBOW MACARONI K EYI BUYS grated 2 medium green pepper, seeded and slivered Sprinkle cabbage with the salt; let stand 1 hour; press out all the liquid that forms; di card liquid. Mix cabba ge, musta rd seed and celery seed. Bring vinegar, water and sugar to a boil; pour over cabbage mixt ur e; cool; add carrot and green pepper. Cover and chill — overnight won't hurt. Drain before serving. Makes 2 cups after drain ing. 49 ci By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor When we heard about this year's fantastically good avocado crop and that this delicious food would be an excellent buy, we Immediately thought of one of the best avocado dishes we have ever eaten but which we have never duplicated. Several years ago wher "Feasts of France" by Antoinr Gilly and Jack Denton Scott iCrowelli was published, '. were at a luncheon given to celebrate the publication of the ok book j that was he t of the - a v ocado halves ibarely warm) with a hot tomato filling. the menu he decided to offer something new and delicious. Now we've adapted the avocado dish BROAD BREASTED g, i- MUELLER'S ARROW --i! WATER ADDED 1 6-ox, CANS 5 qb v !IIV Wt VAV I Irly 9 8 LB %%"l KEY BU-Y- PORK & BEANS AU FLAVORS Chek Drinks ttt lip W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF $Joo THRIFTY MAID $1 -.-- W.D BRAND QUICr. FROZEN CUBED STEAKS tj.l,ysv ',,pIvp 53t W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF TENDER - IV Y CHUCK ROAST Arty FAMILY SUPPER ROLLS INILE - • TOWELS Black Bean Soup Hamburgers on Toasted Buns with Cabbage Relish Fruit Salad Beverage CABBAGE RELISH ••.- COC *Alt AND A TOTAL PUICHASI Of $7.10 01 MO I IXCI ClOAIIITIS, LIMiT 4 CANS W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF Irly w o, KEY_1W%F_9_S JUMBO SCOTT after 'M INS PUICHASI 07 FOUR IACI C... Cf wax paper and twirl the ends. Makes about 124 POW)dS. Note: This taffy is a bit sticky - - 1 LB. Arty toy PINEBREEZI USDAINSP.GR.'A' FRESH FLA. ALL WHITE 0 6-ox. CANS pEO?' THUR. JUNE 5 THRU WED. JUNE 11 GOOD WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50' H- 88 $ ny our -- -' 4 1$ LE SUEUR 1, — PRICES 16-os. CANS ( ROUND STEAK ttflip,uy 32 OX lip I4 INSTANT COFFEE heat. Stir in min t extract. Pour Into a buttered 9 by 9 by 2 inch cake pan. Let stand until cool enough to handle. Pull until thE. . W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF FULL CUT S lip to hold its shape. Remove from EE F $1 FRUIT OCKTAIL uuuuLJtl I'I MAXWELL HOUSE that is plastic but hard enough / L ASTOR . OR moll I &CIUOING CIGAIIITI S LIMIT ONI P11*11 9i •6 kly 01jr THRIFTY MAID GARDEN I I- - crd. cgs. FurchU. 6h/20Z. / COUPON 0000 THIU JUNI Ii ._...- , WITH THI PUICHASI Of HAIl GAIkOb. TuI$T, MAID IC! MIII ts,,ylUr Ivy - . 39 HALF GALLON I F PUY 1:7— WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40' I, iffy ittr $ 1-LB. PKGS. (QTRS.) stantly, until sugar is cornpletely dissolved and mixt ure 7.5O Kt tip t SPER8RAND 3 t It'Poo -+ ,_. '. ... MILK E: COPYRIGHT TV71 HUNTS — ____ ____ I STAR-KIST LIGHT CHUNK - -- IS FUN VI ------ Quantity R,ghts Reserved KEY COUPON 0000 THIU JUNI ii ASSORTED FLAVORS THRIFTY MAID — 7i SHOITININO AND A TOTAL PUICHASS 0! 1?SO Oh MOM IZCL , CIGAIITTIS , LIMIT ON! P11*51+ caramels, a caramels and my children enjoy them, but they asked me to find out whether you could give a recipe for muit-flavor pull tall). OBEDIENT SAVE WINN 01*11 STOlES, INC COPYRIGHT 1975 '39 WITH TN! PUICHASI Of 341. CAN ALL VIOITAILI CR ISCO AND A blAt PUICHASI 0$ $7 10 I MOM I*CI(JDIP4O CIGAIITTIS LIMIt ON! PLIASI. candy you said your nephew's young. British wile had brought to you from England. When you found you couldn't buy it here, you had it duplicated. I make the mint E $ WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50' WITH IHI PUIC HAll 011.11 PIG HICKOIT swiii SUCID BACON ll;IL \ I LB. CAN CRISCO WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 60c DEAR CECILY: My Family like your copy-cat recipes. Last 3 Wednesday, June 4, 1915-18 rCOØiNGi - i BACON By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor it of a 1-pound head green cabba ge, thinly shredded 13 cups not packed down 2 teaspoons salt Smaill onion. cut in thin - COUPON 0000 IHIU JUNI II — SLICED ster because pull taffy is best pulled 4111i mor U" su - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL It DEAR OBEDIENT MOTHER: Happy to oblige. I'm glad you have more than one young- -- — '- Wednesday._Junei. 1975 tI1T, MOTHER. - 419 E. FIRST ST. - -- ---- ---- - -_ + -------- ____ + + - + I �48—Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. June 4, 1975 Evenin Hera Pd, Sanford Fl ••.--- Wednesday, June 4. 19 Beer, ChaM9 pane WLw For Fl*sh Dinner By ('ECU,' BROWNSTONE or halve as necessary so they (try clear plstw bag and add the Associated Press Food Editor '' he of uniform size. Spread Fillets, Shake each hag to coat ' A friendiud I have had lots of scallops on paper toweling and evenly with the crumbs. Turn pick o ver to rcmoe in par thi. scallops OfltO I sheet of wa x fun %or)Ung outi fish fr that tides of shell Cut fillets, fol pa per, thc fillets onto another both beer and dklmpagne style, r3 i _ In other ords, for the sdke of lo%Wi the fish markings, in she 'uonomy we used frozen pieceSascloseaspossibletoli In a heavy 3-quart saucepan s kinless gray sole fillets and by 1 inch. Dry both scallops and heat the peanut oil to 375 decoupled them with elegant Fresh fillets on paper toweling. Put grees on a Frying thermometer; 'scallops The combination the -scallops in .i clear plastic or use .in electric frypan and thoroughly satisfied our bag, the fillets in .inother, add I follow the manufacturer's Ji tasters. tablespoon flour to each bag; rections for the temperature, S(AI 1W IMI FRY 'Jiikc well to coat well 1111t1 1 In ft 12 inch electric Fr) pan of I i'und sea or Lay scallops eenb Beat egjg s'ightl add 4-quart capacity use cups but i iulk;ifldbeattocornbine Turn l,tht no more, peanut oil.) Drop tile i f frozen 1tte: tile scallops into a ;s ts scallop without tto, Italian rice cake is ninde sAith ricotta cheese and flaored ifththawed if frozen Iwur kill thte odWitha slotted !pon, ('AIIflWIfI - ________ L QUICK SHOPPING FOR A PICNIC TRIP, OR FOR FOLKS THAT DROP IN A. v - - ' . - e egg o()d IC .'-."V#- .'. - - i •. with crusts removed Comes From Italy 5 cups iabout) peanut oil If using sc.i By (tCILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor MRS. ANNA CIREI.LFS DEAR CFCII,Y- I've heard about an Italian Rice Cake but I've never seen a recipe for it. Can you track one down? 3 eggs P-. cups sugar 12 ounces (11,z cups) ricotta cheese ;.- cup milk CURIOUS COOK. _____ - I I 1-7 • :"::-'-- 'I 1 IlIeLs Aith elegant scallop-, and (r) Them In Ticanti(oll In an electric frypan. ell - Team thrift% fish f I • -pip EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE I I • EXTRA SPECRL FAIRWI "'AY VALUE EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE ' USDA FOOD STAMPS ('0 AflC "A' I Y ) ' ACH I th ad e ''ic 'em ACCEPT UJ.D A. OO TANPI is o- the d:::,-.'' led :. 'och A&P store, except as sule of of in C '' ally noted in ad ii' "SUPER-RIGHT" FROZEN CHOPPED ai O S F GS AVIN R OU Y rr B OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK IRAN A&P Ci SUPER I CI IDCD ZS,JI L, BUY BUY I' SUNNYSROOK GRAD "A FLA FRESH $ DONALD DUCK FRE 'SH CHILLED ' . -- ..'.-.- : - Clo rox Bleach . 11 3 LEG OTRS, 3 WINGS, 3 NECKS WHOLE CUTUP i n Chuck Steak "SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN Ground Chuck F LOOSE EARS uY $1.18 'SUPER-RIOHT FULLY COOKED TENDER Texas Honeydews H69C SHANK Tired of cleaners that promise miracles, but instead gibe you eye-watering, nose-irritating fumes and hand-wrecking Ingredients? Then, you're ready for Green Magic! Green Magic's laboratory-tested formula cleans everything from baked-on oven grime to garden tools - safolyl Gently! Effectively! Green Magic's safe enough for eien the kids to use. And, Green Magic's gentle cleaning action eliminates the need for rubber gloves. As it cleans, Green Magic lays down an invisible silicone shield that makes the lob P vpn se' Ibt no wt V::. urcea rwiagc on al: tnose ro..'sehold cleaning jobs— ' indoors and out. A&r . LB. No harsh fumes INon-loxic ISafe IEsy on hands Pole Beans.................ts..29 C Fla. Mangoes Chuck Tuna A 6-oz CAN $" MACARONI 4 ;% o;. & CHEESE $1.00 Fryer Breast w1I Aft 4alk JL L5LB. 58C 8 oz. pkg. CENTER CUT SMOKED HAMSLICES 1 1.38 lb. LYKES SLICED BOLOGNA Instanit Coffee melon'.......-".:;99cI BOX UuY WN ORZ LYKES CHUNK STYLE BRAUNSCHWEIGERLB.78 PKGS. Still o 89c ;E1 24 Apple Pies............... 9 01. Potatoe Chips.,..,.,,. BAGV, 6 oz. dl nn Dnr ,in TtiapIr. 98 CROSS RIB CRABS SPANISH MACKEREL LB - FRESH ENGLISH ROAST LB. 28 WHOLE MULLET LB. SPECKLED WHOLE PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE JUNE 5 TO JUNE 11, 1975 L$JA TROUT LB. 98 69 29 CUBE STEAK LAMB LEGS GROUND BEEF BEEF PATTIES $ 1 28 4 to 6 LBS. AVG. WI. - LB $ 8 1 - LB. - 100% PURE LB. GROUND FRESH DAILY! C 78 3 LBS. OR MORE 3 LB. BOX PEPPER, ONION, MUSHROOM. CHUCK WAGON, SALISBURY *,WOW 22 5 lW ' 12-4 oz. PATTIES WL$OWOØ Fmaster charge master charge -- 7$(IN7(M$4N,II VHf C*O - JIF 12 OZ. JAR 1 I) S PALMOLIVE 22 OZ. H I-DR I JUMBO ROLL VAN CAMP *2½ can 59CpORI( & BEANS PEANUT BUTTER •U!'!T! 39 APPLE JUICE GREEN BEANS or. c CORNED BEEF HASH 59cGREEN PEAS SALTINES 48 OR CHICKEN NOODLE P TOWELS ' 918' I1Wm MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MORE - LB. FRESH FAIRWAY FARMS LIQUID DETERGENT JANE PARKER 38 LB. C SEAFOOD SPECIALS 'STEAMED BLUE POINT NEW ZEALAND FROZEN U $159 Sandwich Rolls CHUCK STEAK 98c one pound pkg. MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK CONTAINS RICH B R AZILIAN COFFUS Sail Detergent OQi - LB. CALIFORNIA ROAST 43 LB. 0 A&P Coffee !k24111. $1179 Eight O'Clock ;' LEGS OR BREASTS Vacuum Pack OF READY TO TAY[ OUT- BLADE CUT UNDER BLADE C MARVEL SLICED FRANK or 10 LBS. LB. SHORT RIBS QUARTERS "A QUALITY BLEND RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES" A&P's OWN W HITE or BLUE EACH 39C GRADE A FRESH FLA. OR GA. . ONE PRODUCT CLEANS ALL OF THESE SAFELY I GLASS COOKING WARE I OVENS I RARBEQUE GRILLS I BAKING DISHES I COPPER BOTTOM PANS I ROTISSERIES I ELECTRIC RANGES I PORCELAIN I GAS RANGES I ENAMELWAPE I AUTO BUMPERS 'I LAVATORIES I BATHTUBS I SINKS I CHROME FURNITURE I ALUMINUM WINDOWS I EXCELLENT HAND CLEANER BRAND LRMT PORTION WHOLE OR BUTT HALF HAM..LB, LB. LEAN MEATY IR Smoked Ham GREEN MAGIC DOES AWAY WITH RUBBFR GLOVES AND ANNOYING HARSH FUMES 93c LB. 10 flfl OR ONELESS CHUCK ROAST STEAK FRESH LEAN USDA GRADE "A" Sweet Corn TENDER BEEF - LB. LB. FLA. ZELLW000 GOLDEN 3-LBS.gl AND OVER 53C BONELESS ROLLED LB98C CUT 88C SAUSAGE ROUND BONE 88C B 48' LB. MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK Chuck Roast LB, RATH MINUTE LINK LB. "SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BLADE-CUT BLADE CUT CHUCK ROAS TS LB SPLIT BROILERS 48 GROUND CHUCK THIGHS, BREASTS, OR DRUMSTICKS CHICKEN SHOULDER ROASC $ ILuiP' 1 PARTS 88 48 $ RUMP ROASTS 1 FRYER ID. AND 3 GIBLETS PLUS DEPOSIT . COUNTRY PRIDE FRYING CHICKENS 3 BREAST QTRS, - EAR 0 Boxiiiii0mChicken Al last... a sate all-purpose household cleaner that 1he whole familv can use •'-i DOZEN GRADE "A" FRESH FLA. OR GA. -. F S LIQUID I's 114 HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION ____ FXTRA SUPER BUY . -- ! u.., R 6 PAK 12 oz. BOTTLES — 104 Alta monte Dr. Altamonte Spriugs, 912 Leo Rd. O rlaudo Large'Eggs Orange-Juice CARTON II n& - % Beef Steaks -- The following A&P 's Are Wr GLA DLY 2LBóI BOXj ., FRESH ZELLWOOD FAIRWAY FARMS — IL__,._SUNSHINE STATE. EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE FAIRWAY HONORS - - - - UJIMUL M 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind DEAR CURIOUS COOK: 5 Here's the dessert YOU want cups cooked rlcx or rat he r one version of it. Mrs. Beat togethe r th e eggs and Anna Cirelli, who lives in Ph ila- sugar abou t i minute. Mash delphia was happy to pass cheese slightly and mix with along her famils- recipe. I milk and lemon rind; add to egg tracked it down through Mrs. mixture; stir in rice. Turn into Cirelli'sdaughter, a New York- a buttered square glass baking er, who told me that her mother dish 18 by 8 by 2 inches) or usually makes twice the similar utensil. Bake In a amount because she is a very preheated 350degree oven for I generous person who loves to hour. Serve warm. Leftover share food with her relatives cake may Dc covered with foil and friends. The Cirelli Rice and reheated in a 250-degree Cake is very sweet, but most of oven for about 30 minutes to re the tasters who sampled it liked Lain its original texture and (Is. ARRIVE AUWEJ - - - 3301 Idgewater Dr. - 4205 Curry Ford Road - 925 S. Orange Ave. - 530 Viver fter IdL 5730 Lake Und.rkIII Id. 5471 S. Ora nge, PIE, Castle 1601 N. Berm uda Kissimmee . Hwy. 17-92 Sanford Hwy. 17-92 M.ftI. - 170W. Fairboaki, W.P. • 114 S. S.mors. IIvd., W.p. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES / of the bread crumlis in a clean keep hot in I warm oven. Fry drs clear plastic tKip, and add fillefs the !;mlle way, Sprinkle ~ 1-C4110ON; 1911 (lic Icnatining .%itri !,ait and !:vr~ t. '11 onk v. quarter bread crujub, il anoth r cl n Makcs 6 to) 8sierving"'. PWN[H AV flIrVtSt / nixt fillets, %1th1ispoon liltind turn inrc than 2 to minutes. The thescallopstocov(!r('olIiplctely scallops will toughen if you uh tI Xt• Fifl I)ralnor nani'r sanIewithU)cfljIc(s, Put 'icup toweling or brown paper and . 0 ;:____t -scallops, tile other half over the onl y until golden-brown — no cup milk cup line dry .hite bread crtml. orelerably flOjIVILUt' and from brca 'i G vir r,r, r WUAUYALARGE SELECTION OF LUNaI MEATS, SALADS, CL1ART LYKES 15 GflEEN GIANT CUT CAN 49C 303 cn 33' LESUEUR *303 CAN C 39 FAME POUND CAMPBELL ' S SOUPS — TOMATO C KRAFT SLICED 12 ox. AMERICAN CHEESE 89 TRAIlBLAZER CAMPBELL'S SOUPS CREAM OF MUSHROOM KE(BLERl2 oz. Box 18 BEECHNUT STRAINED BABY FOOD NEWBORN 30 COUNT I I; c PAMPERS 11111Aft . 301. JAR SAVE 20' 13 69 1 �EV ingHcra;d. Snford,F. Wednesday, June 4, 1973 Got up to 600 extra • - . LLIOUFC. 1!. Seminole - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S & H Green Slam PS C.øcss I 13 ate .o.tts $00 *ta'os sea pwtIas, If IN tOie$4i SlIli CMDI% it 3 all .0,th 500 stares an a picltjl$ of 175 uweslil Silfl C.W$III 1. .1 1 late Will $00 states se a pwttias. .1130 00 it . WI Juneis Dairy Month, the Most Delicious El i Month of the Yea - . : I 1 1 1 (bpkss Wad. Juts, 11, 197$) jW ' . Adh, -. ,1.• • .. .. IF r .. S. • -. am ARMOUR STAR . GOVENNM ENT. INSPECTED. 1 4 "IX200 EXTRA "I. 10 TO 1L1. AVERAGE, SNIPPED. Q(flC4lOZEN. EVIC(9*TEb, ,:.• - GREEN STAMPS .....'•i, F il l r q ? hf4n OU D(Ltk1 C)P4It - ---. Corn Od Margarine 69' ' UU STAMPS! Half & Half Cream.............. ', ' 47' G,.ot.n c,oLns Arn*v, lD.l4*vI 'sot $105 bits plus deposit ••, Natural Cheese....................,, 99' A,mws . 1aii5 Sharp Ch.d4o. ,, . 4.4 'i ii i Shredded nreaaea Cheese................,s 59 b1 Fla. Grad, '% Medium 89C 2 Eggs Wiicon.r, ch... e.., Illd.vIdvo5y.Wcspp.d Pv...,..d Cl...,. F.c4 - . .• - - & Chive Cottage Chcese ........ .. ..,, 45'- 6 Boor 09c 1201 cans Pt.i1i - STAMPS Chablis. Burgundy. yin Roe DAIRI-FRISH TANGY 00, 4W' l Sour IF •••. Potatoes,. LL 1089P 1W1 tP.pprn Hord Sol.m.. G.n.s Solm Cold Cuts.......................... S*,f,.vD.ThwiSt.c.Oàb.n Pmm k 1 Beef, Ham or Turkey .......... ,e, 4v' Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold G4,$ IV • 9-01 Brown 'N Serve......... P69 95 Sliced Bacon............. l- ' 35 Pill I 4ris[Ii:. $I -, , , , , 6Y p, 99 ( 5..iI - Grill Franks........................ $5 I Pi,ps With y.v & onions) Swift P.n.sm Si.c.d ". I Calves liver........................ .5,' 1 Ham hl 391 Testy k.fLeo or Rib Steak................. F6ww4vl team movely B.",Melillo $ 39 1 6*.4O.b As. SAYS 10.. Chunkin, Ch es•iiParty PS . 5 Crisp Cucumbers.. 2 29' 1w Sited,.. 0..... Orange Juice .......... Pltf,iI for SOISdI Argo Figs............................ ' Tasty Tomatoes...... i .. 39' Dii M.et. D.1.o., Slicedit Yellow Cling Peaches........... 59' . 49' - • IS 0' 1118.0 1 Ition" "go 4, Mushrooms .......................... 59 SAVSI be, kflyCs.tIio s..,-- 1iI1 Tartar Sauce .................... SAYS tOt. PJhbv.y $ Pancake Mix...................... SAVE 70. Altos &Drink 89 a,' 39 69' a. •,. A 'C 1,.,..t. :f.J[4j- Spaghetti Sauce Mix...........i 27' Lemoniuice ................24.s49 SAYS 5.. 1 & P I..Hsss SAVE 64 loth sN.nDe wy Pear Halves................. °' 39' SAYS k F & P D.,s..' b....' °' Fruit Cocktail................... 39 SAVE IS. c... 1 Cat Food.. ._ ..................'(S.'. $I U SAYS 20.. 150. 044 Label) D,shw,hw 29 Cascade Electric.......... I,,. I SAYS 36t(St Off Isbell Died....., 20-.i ,., 9- 5-., French Cut Beans................,e, 4y Try ThsDs1#slIvrd SAYS tO.. W,ihKi5si4*.,j.v. kisl,, TipRoast..................139 SAY 24$1k1sl?sginvoI 00991 Fall l* i-Ow.. B.,I P.. Haddock Fillets.................... I.pi-.. , ',', D.., Broccoli Spears .................... I '5, 4',- lo, 79' Short Ribs................ Rovqwfvl 10"1"1 'I Fresh Artichokes.... Parfait Iw S.(ods, tt.,h SAYS 50., I..t.m.e I.c.nttov.d 5.., -, Shrimp Egg Roll................... /9' SAYS $2.. 1,,. Fi.i.n II.., Blueberry Waffles................ .5v' Tasti.Fries ............................ ..5, Dial Soap.................... SAVE 764 0..... 0....' Niblets Corn................ SAYS It. Dit,t*vs l.Sv•,s Too toity treat from ' _ __p U. J Yellow Squash........ 25' S..., Mu Citd ...,t. S.. of V.. Cl...... IS... SAYS l0.. With Alni.nd.,$..d,ty, Pot Roast.................$ 109 McIntosh Apples....69' Serve w.shCh..s.S.cv. List 49' Fresh Broccoli......... 4• Sawtop Chicken Chow Mein.............p6o Coffee Rich.........................,. - ib 891 ,' Instant Milk........................'' S' r Lemonade........................6 (SAl514 I Round Steak Beef for Stew...... I '•'""•"•"•"'•"•"•".,. FW ou Fit F90L Pet Sirloin Steak...........1" In".1141put"t $ 139 *4,tows, ln' No.,c. Oreo Cremes ...................... ' 89' k..b4wCsoth., Town House........................ , 75' 1..bt.s G..ot I.. Sne.Is' SAYS 5. 0..., .,i$k S..lisdil H.Louii..i a . . . Inflation Fighter 49 Potato Buds........................ I.e 47 Medium Shrimp..................' Is S2 "Selected Baby Beef" • SAYS I,, G..... 0,..., St...d it Whit. 62'49S..af..dT,,.i, Tast y Sl-4Otv-iti with C*Q ' Chuck Roast.... i Mackerel Fillets.................. '' 99, Fully-Cooked Ham ... (bp&ss Wed. June 11, 1973) . 'Shortening %' Club Crackers...................... P40 89' 1 j goo SAYS lOt D.kgtitfvi It-is. T..as 4 '1 "Soecilgood Teem, testy (3 to 5-01 an I Smoked Daisies an -P1.,t 10001.o S&M 3.., !JTtnl , Smoked Sausage................ '6 1 $.4' P..m,wm Asserted Sovog• Swift Proffoomito so all 6 I Saltine Crackers.................. s. with h.sVo lts) H.B*hu. Ftm Sliced Bologna £,mw, S1, M.oC,tr ' I 14 '0 pjo Bell Peppers.......... 2,. 29 I .p.na Itw4. Pv.e liwad. IS i ties) D.I*ssv's Y..t.. Liftk I1,fal .4 5ORd*.h SIPiumosiviiii SJ..d A114d4 4.7 SI • c's..Via. C....., lowtjos Fresh Asparagus.... 99' Dollcosovs F.*d in S..."& T..4., 1110111111111119 MOND V I art WVITI • Crdam . TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS PWK&dLJr.1wt U S Iony C,tsp Jw.y New England ',;'i° $259 gallon RA '-- , 11 - A !! M 0 -P ________________________________ __________________________________________ 05 501(55510 I.tili.j 111.00 to 1115$ Sachet" M t.baccs products - Dominique Wino I J8I( GREEN STAMPS - Sliced American .................. s ' 89 Blue if 1 kAAzrrrT' I I, Red White - (1ipë.it Wad. Jun.11, 197$) VF I : S $ Pimento Cheese Spread......... 75' Popsi"CoIa 8 !J.I CcPT Kraft's Velveeta.................. - TONIGHT'STV (44) Movie 8:10 (2) Sunrise 9:30 (9) Billy Graham Almanac (13) Honey West 6:15 (6,1) Sunshine (35) Double Action Almanac Theatre -6:25 (2) I Drm,rn .. uu:LfiJ ii, 81 Petrocetli Jeannie (6) Dan August 6:30 (6) Sunrise (9. 13) Baretta Semester (24) Today In (3) Today in Florida Legislature 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 10:30 (35) My Favorite 7:00 (2,8) Today ?artian (6) News 11 :00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (9) Bozo's Big Top (24) Yoga 7:30 (9) Am America (35) 700 Club (44) Black Forum (44) Night Gallery 8: (6) Captain Kangaroo 11:30 (2. 8) Tonight Show (44) Tennessee (6) Movie Tuxedo (9) Wide World Of it-in Ie% U jp - -'Gan; -. - ' '' • .ntertainmen, - . (24) Consumer (9) The Making of the (35, 44) The Fugitive Survival Kit President 1972 1:00 (7. C) Tomorrow (41) Etaves t,nt't)aIi 'OO (2) Phil Drj.,e Sho.ri ':0O (2) Luctt Tanner 6) -Ye Dov!as (9) Movioo (6) Cannon (I, 9) Movie (U Billy Graham (44) Fury Thursday (13) Enterpruze 9:30 (44) Petticoat (24) Saga Of Junction MORNING Western Man 10:00 (2) Celebrity 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee pw,ck.iis tstslIsg $1.00 I. $5.55 .chidlng am 1*11two Products Th, t be W a ($1-M S SIrove. V.a. ($i I U.( al 0 S I•,.. Ile -- • Green Peas $i. THE DIFFERENCE: After television, iii on Saturday judgment, Clifton is talked Into picking up his daytime Emmy nights during the summer, attending church, and is picked AwardasBestActorina drama to lead in Sunday prayers. But special, Bradford 9ilIman 8-9 CB.S TONY ORLANDO the only praying Clifton is Indisembarked from the boat on AND [SAWN RERUN Esther in Is the hIgh-stake which the awards were [toile helps the Dawn duo, o1 game at the neighborhood televised while circling the Telma Hopkins and Joyce pool hall. Statue ofLiberty, walked tothe Vincent Wilson, spoof Miss 8:30.10 ARC WEDNESDAY cornerandboardedacio town Uolle s successful series, MOVIE OF TIlE WEEK GOOd Times." Also guesting is Manhattan bus. Major dii"Betrayal" RERUN Amanda ilo yd Bries, who dueb •erence in nighttime and with Blake plays a lonely rich widow '° as they dress up as daytime Emmy Awards, oha who seeks the companionship of viously, is that the nighttime couple of hoboes and sing, "Side a y oung woman she has hired. stars show up in limousines and b Side." She's unaware the girl and her the daytime stars arrive in 8-8:30 ABC THAT'S MY boy friend are killers setting taxis, go home in buses. MAMA "Clifton's Persuasion" her up as their next victim. OBSERVATION POINT: RERUN Against his better They're after her money. _______________________________________________________ CBS has finally gotten around to scheduling ling a mini series, "Moses: The Lawgiver," with —Bur Lancaster in the title role. HO ROSCO P E tseries, produced by Sir Lew Grade, was shot In Israel in BERNICEBEI)EOSOL October, 1973, interrupted by the Yo rn Kippur War and For Thursday, June 5, 1975 ARIES ( Mardi 21-April 19) good day to try to sell others on finished In Rom e. The network can't regard the series with You'll be under a magnilylng ideas you're not fully familiar great expectations since the six glass in social situations today, with. Take more time to study You could get off on the wrong them first. hour-long segments have"about the most unappealing hour in toot If you're not on your best VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.' 22) behavior. Business matters continue to be UIeaALcIeMACoop TAURUS (April 20.May a ) yourtrickiestarea,Beonguard MATS,WHY DAY Trying to soft-soap others today lestyou buy the sizzle Instead of mt2:3OP.-$1.2s ( will be the wrong tactic. One the steak. may even pr omise to help, but LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 You OCOSGE SLOAL he won't deliver, GLINDA JACKSON can't be all things to all people IN GEMINI (May 21-June )j today, though you'll try. You'll You tend to count your chlckens wind up pleasing no one — before they're hatched today. Including yourself. A TOUCH by assuming financial gains SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) will materialize. There could be OF CLASS Be especially cautious today pitfalLs. ,P6 "Sol, M611401 when working with unfamIliar .scu.o iou CANCER June 21-July 22) Y04J141U CHILDUIS Ambitions you have a strong tools or materials. Proceed 7 4.6 -1 it desire to satisfy today may take slowly. Check your methods as _________________________________________________________________________ you go. _____ more tenacity than you can SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. muster, Don't kid 'ourself. It 21) Today bet only on sont be easy, something over which you have DAVID CANIADINE LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Not a a measure of control, not where DEATH —_ someone else calls all the shots, IidflestJtjy's CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun. RACE 19) Be prepared for some £ 2000 unexpected disruptions at home today. Don't let them shake you UNDER I? MUST j too much. They'll be SE WITH PARENT 141 )is 141 7 45 t i3 managealle. - STREISA!) '. CAAN \ - — ' $I • °' 20' - - SN '-N '4$ IS-u $1 I -, I— -, - ..------ -- ON A" DAY --•- - •., . ,.. . •... - BUCKS -- 322-2611 WITH DELICIOUS REASONABLY PRICED FOOD! SAT , 11:W () Jackpot (9) Passwca (35) Big Valley 17:30 (2, 6) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, News (9) (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2. 3) Days 01 Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 7:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid 2:30 (7.0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Sh ow dow n (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,8) Another Wor ld (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Crt (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie 831-9993 (24) Consumer Survival Kit (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin () Lucy Show (24) Sesame Stree t (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza 3:00, MEAL AnswerloPsvjousPuuJe HOURS Ancient Rome] _______ ___________ E _____ ______ _ 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. P. ACROSS 3AAnimal foot E'- i ri.t MONDAY Inru FRIDAY rr...rii 39 C6tevie f: () I L E _____ '. L ? PT SATURDAY 9.Noon IRoman g ILL 40Roman conqueror emperor 168- 1f7 Roman 69) DEADLINES moralist L L 7 '41 Laid bare 11 Herb " .-43 Roman L r 12--- de Baizac Noon The Dog Before Publication emperor 14 Jigs oiwalti F L 15 Being t1 I 46 Compass _____ Sunday -Noon Friday l6They (Fr FlI L I C4EJ ii R.cógnizei 47 Cet ui LL. val;'e 5001 a small 19 Othtsise 9 Work hard particle 35 Roman - 20 Takes UP 52 Roman orator 10 Food Ieav.ngs I4aftgr1t again I? P.tessenger of 37 Possessed 55 P4at're lead 4—Personals - 21—Situations Wanted 23 Celestial Greek gods Sulfide 41 Cupas messenger Public speaker 13 Tavget center 42 Scheme of a II keep books in my home. S years 26 Precious stone 57 Not so much l5Ca,s*rs stage set tS ALCOHOL APR0SLEM 'xperience 373 5351 27 Pork product grandnephew 4' Small horse IN YOUR FAMILY? 30 Roman 20 Electrical -inst 44 And others AL ANON DOWN dictator 21 Pass by (tat-n. ab) For families or friends of probii wge, si witri is ClaSs,Vpd Ad Jfl 31 Employ i Mosern iudg. 22 Come into'e-H 45 Actors part drinkq 32 Before 2 Soviet lake 23 Wet 47 Greek letter For further information call 173 a 33 Shoulder 3 Austrian river 24-- Pompilius 46 Greek god of Of Wr)?C (comb form 4 Thus (Latin) 25 Bright shine o Sanfori Al Anon Family Group P. 34 Postscripts S Noted flyer 27 Foot part 49 Kind . •." ç.IflfO,d Fla 3?17' , b.%. eMoug.. ,.. ., 26 YemensIe, for 51 Elected ones T a xi cab butrt-1s J11 related 36 South I FACED WITH A DRINKING 7 Together example (coil franchise Call Fadel 901 253 7572 American Icemb fcrrr) 29Western S3Choler PROBLEM b-? ,,. ____ ____ _________ ___ PrrhaOs Alcralc Ar. rr CS Srrinq;s P- crc ar,0 ''5 a tJi tier.,— , Colin PIrip ' f'iry. 9,.' ,j na',.. r c 2 3 4 1 5 6 9 10 7 1 Call 473 4517 of our cIassilej a<is w-tc r'o Box tJ — Sanford.Flo.-idaiflhI ,intnIc cr — — ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call T — — - — — Free, 644 2077 for 'We Care' 14 15 'Hotline" Adults or Teens — — i i i 16 17 18 19 Roommate war!e1 Share expense's 5--Lost & Found I -. - 34 35 - — 38 — - — 42 -- — 4-6 — — — — — 56II — -— — w — — - i FOUND. Female St. Bernard. LaS Mary area. Sn scts FoUND- Male Beagle, El Cap'tanl -Santo Barbara. 3233674. 4.11 — — — — SEEK & FIND' G SELL THOSE NO LONGEI ITEMS WITH CLASSIFIED AD NEEDED — 6-Child Care Forms of Water Partially furnished apt - Long*ooj. children & pets accepted 1)) 1S12 room, air. Ideal tOf retired persons MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 3737900 sjw • a 2 Bedroom unfurnisned apt wall to wall carpet $125 month 550 oamage deposit 703 E. 21st St 3714389 after 5-30 1 & 2 Bedroom Aots S110 11120 mo BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS Gracious country living, Vol city .ecurity. Quiet, soundproof I 7 14—Camping Resorts AWHIRLEWHIRLPOALONS 322 5051 661641; yne i,,auivieq AdS -rv.ry day, Saturday& Evening Child care AgesSi A Child's World 323 142i - E D P 0 0 ft W H I ft M 0 N S 1) M ft Y F ft 0 S S T L A H C L S [F 0ft N 30-Apartments Unfurnished SPRING HOUSECLEANING 47 48 49 I - — — 51 — 57 LOST- Small Labrador fem ' puppy. 1 mos. black, from Lak Monroearea REWARD 321456 40 41 43 144 45 LOST Large ma Ic We p marani Geneva vicinity. May REWARD. In need of med attention 3Z 2I or 9 5724. IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a n car. see tocJay% Classl acts I buys 37 - — — — — — — BR, all electric kithn. EAIC picnics, and leisure time In the courtyard 300 E. Airport Blvd. 37-134O outdoor a relax" weeker*j the Scenic Wehiva River carnrr,l on SANDLEW000 VILLAS 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD. Fishing and canoing. CamI S E ft W V N ft I H I A H G 0 D 0 F !emrio)e, 322 1170. H C A E R P 0 0 R I H W I K S 0 ft F I ____________ ' V H G S I E E T B ft H G C 1W A I E Ri R jjijp wanted 1170 F for Ida Ave. staff or debit. esper encrd or inep Excellent bineliti Sanford area 1941291L Manager for ' (0) Mery Griffin (9) GIlllg.an's island (33) (44) Island 5:00 (9) DInah (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Mickey Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Spot Light (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News (21) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2,8) NBC News (6) CBS News () ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart E I G 'I F C E B E 1' H ft A I c A I G I R A R R S I A N ft I N F 0 S M I A R I Closets overflowing with suits tria Ire too tight,A Classified Ad if THE HERALD is the answer' L H 0 W H I ft I S N I C I T N 0 N S P G S B N 0 N p 0 C A C E W 0 ft F I N 0 houri, Earn extra' an AVON Represen tatve Call Mi 3079 income as T F E 0 A 0 B ft E R E S V 0 T E S 0 L Mechanic C I CGOE £ FTTBG ES NEYNR 2600 Orlando Dr We have We OPJYet'S .—? real G E Y S A R H S N 0 ft C E B E C I I E I LAOPLR I HWGOFMANTSD u below up, down, o: dlsonaUy In the p hidden aim. s.d box It in down: ea, ,L'— &a p us make sales eene.lnc —2 1910, eve's ars in Real he Classified Ads —sbc'ut that' BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS furniture. 1 2 BR, deep shag carpeting. Call Lee, resident manager today 300 E. Airpt Blvd 3231310. ClassIfied As arc here to help you buy. sell, rent or swap. . at a low cost .114 us help you place yours Call 337-2611 or 131.5993. - • One 0. lAO Bedroom apartments& Muses - . secretary rr J Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I, H and III, send $1 for each, making checks payable to 'Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. Payton Realty Apply 619 .s Bank Bldg 323 372 1301, 764OHiawatha Ave ___ WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W. 1st St _ Modernizing your Home? Sell isa longer needed but useful itemi with a Classified Ad - Efficiency apartment Everything included S100 ref month 337 447Q ____ DEAR READER I am We eat fresh Fruit, but I'm never rely on medicine rather wondering about honey. He than correcting your weight reminded of one of my teachers in pediatrics who always You will have a heavier-than- doesn't miss the sugar, but he and diet problems. - witial social calendar this year. would like bone), once in a hive Ft DEW GLACIER SI.F.Frr FOG HAIL SNOW FROST ICEBERG STEAM GEYSER RAIN WHIRLPOOL TOMORROW: Parts of a Gasoline Engine • I Bedroom apt tights, water Ir fished. Adults, no pets 511.30 322 1296 eves 0. wkr.ds Decor H A I L CE IRA NE I S ON S E A N Instructiorw m. hidden icr? Bedroom AdultsnIy PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 251.5 Park Drive. $70 up work your own Proper Diabetic Diet JuneS, 1975 For those of you who want fintstvd Ws remarks on the Begin now to salt away some while. Would honey act like more information on diabetes, advantages of breast feeding by write to me in care of this not= that the milk came in funds so you can participate In sugar or fruit' Many newspaper, P.O. Box 151, such cute containers. DEAR READER the many interesting activities. moderately Radio City Station, New York. people with A good many of the ad_____________________ ______________ ask for The elevated blood sugar tests will N.Y. 10019, and '.'D ,N'ISilt1 t5*?5t$ vantages are the conveniences have normal test results after Health Letter number 3-10 -i losing weight. This is one Diabetes: The Sweet Sickness. The problems of sterilized and formula feeding reason why it is a mistake to put Send a long, self-addressed, bottles DEATH RACE and t-implicatiuns with forstamped envelooe and Iii IIl , I. L-ittl ,iin.ti,' Iii 377-1551 alter 5 120 121 22 ____ _____ _ — ____________ ________________ ____ 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 — — 31 32 — — — Dr. Lamb - RATES IthruStimes .4lcaIini 6 thru 2$ times 31c a tint 26 times 24cc lint ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3LinesMinimurr ir p Sh ow - WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 1st STEIN OF MICHELOB BEER FOR Sc WITH LUNCH MON Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (I) Romper Room 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best The Ultimate Risk 10:30 (2, I) Wheel 01 Fortune () Gambit 1441 Green Acres 11:00 (2, I) High Rollers (6) Novi You See II (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) love Of Life (8) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (35) Florida Lifestyle 1155 :6)( News AFTERNOON 17:00 (2, 44) News (6) Voting And AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 DEAR DR. LAMB - My Use a soft touch on the ias pedal today. There's no place husband is 72 years old and has that you have to go that's worth incipient diabetes. About 1-12 jeopardizing your safety by years ago the doctor put him hurr)iltg. a 1000-calorie diabetic diet and PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) he lost 50 pounds. We cut out You may have a little cash practically all sugar. I use surplus burning a hole in your some In bread. By LAWRENCE K. L-MB purse. It should go into the He might eat a piece of pie — bank, not the botique. three or four times a year. lie while weight my m in-laws Prenatal books sa hasn't had to take ins insulin and treatment has had no bad sugar counts reduction is being acnursing is b.st hut tell littl YOUR YOURBIRTHDAY enmptictnI Not srxt zhrvim '15'' MEANS FRIENDLY SFR IN A HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE LUNCH •... VICE _. I Orlando - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (3) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of AnImals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2,8) Price Is Right (9) 125.000 Pyramid (13) Movie 6:00 (2, 8) Little House On The Prairie (6) Tony Orlando (9) That's That My Mama (24) reeling Good (35) Adventurer (44) Sports Legends JW GREEN STAMPS I Wed nesday,Jun.4,1175--7 B —. Wednesday EVENING 1OO EXTRAI CLASSIFIED ADS ) M% can put your grand piano Efi a space this small �1 - -- 68 — Evennq Herald. Sar.Iorrl, - •--A -'-9 —•w. _. W1ndty, june 4, 1975 Fl Get up to LE1SURE extra 600 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando — Winter Pcuk Wednesday, June 4, 1975-7B Wednesday CMSU I 1 3 are worth400 sti*•$ ad a pwhjs4 at IN ig 174W Cei*.as ' 11 aut .ta $00 itw*s on a pwtkiU it 173 woulli 121 fl covisons I. 2$ 3 si 064 400 sIi ii aparüas. It $3000 au owl June is Dairy iMost i- Month, 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth 0 (4) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2, 0) Price Is Right (9) $25,OO Pyramid (13) Movie 8:00 (2. I) Little House On The Prairie (6) Tony l,ndo (9) That's My Mama (24) Feeling Good (35) Adventuier (44) Spor ts Legends the Delicious Month of IL the Year. ,r Publix - .' I k 1 I Y .-t J • - — P"1U - - EXTRA1;3uwA, 00 JWGREENSTAMPS FM otill. Ilb 69' WE ACC EPT Doe' fresh sIs*ut Half & Half Cream............ Aims-v. lolo-o ' Kraft s lmd,o-dvolly 60: Pepsi n Cola 81tills $105 plus deposit Fla. Grade 91, px3OO EXTR A .. 99 -- W.u.n,,,, CI..s. Sao litdrndvoly.W.spç.d 2 89C Eggs Sliced American................ ' Chive Cottage Cheese........ Red White A Blue - GREEN 45 (bp.sWid.Jun.11 6 Boor "° '-.-.. cans Dwit Nb Longhorn Cheese................'1° 99c -- McIntosh Apples....b..69 I Dom in .: gkv 1 1 gallon Wino / 16c Su,. .,h Chest. S.t,<. •' 1.111 v Fresh Asparagus.... -, L'FFflf - . Beef, Ham or Turkey.......... I Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold bot 3... Ouse M.7.. l.l.orI..f S,,4. Sliced Bologna...... S...fs P,.,,s.w,,i Asserted Sovis9. ; 95' Serve......... A, $ Sliced Bacon............. I $1 Smoked Daisies. '1" 1 11,1, loth ,S.Iu,3I.S A ., Fully.Cooked Ham '2" " , 69' Q SAYS lOt, Delightful 1.,'. T,,.i YY ,, .. - ,, i (' S' 69 I Round Rib Steak.......... flover4wl loon lb 1 39 89' Roast................. SAV1 20i, Oiv.. King I,ssui IS-u S2 — . I'.., Tartar a ss Sauce......................., Instant Milk........................ 49c . • 89' ,, Shrimp Egg Roll..................." Pt lo 39< 69 IDI 09 1 , SAVE SOc, l.oS.r,w.. lts,ttI,ivI.d SAYS 12t. Ig,.F..., Blueberry Waffles................ II.., .4 , IY' Lemon Juice................ Pear Halves................ SAYIM l.cklPI..7-D,y 1o' 59' 70.. TastiFries ............................ .,14 , .JY SAYS 10. With AJi.d.1iidsIre Lii French Cut Beans................ ., 49' Ilk, Wall I4.4.øS...Soe.,kd,f, 7V Broccoli Spears .................... Greet P.$o. £0.. I..f PS.,. Haddock Fillets.................... to.., .4 Of' 394 1 °3 I... SAVE 6< F £ P D.itee' Vu..,' SAYS 12c lock lye hm.. Fruit Cocktail.............. SAVE 1St Fsi, Cat Food..................... 4 349c SAVE $4.I& P$a.,I.II 59, :30) Q 99' tOri 39 a toity treat from Cascade Electric.......... SAY1 384 J54 04flotollD..e,.,., vi. U j..,,, SM I — - . r- - .%. ., . ............. 4 IN * $ Niblets Corn.............. wl~;; IFU - 29 I — 14 — 16 I $1 3 - 4 I ?. FPU ... 4 - 7. - I BUCKS MEANS FRIENDLY SERVICE IN A HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE WITH DELICIOUS REASONABLY PRICED FOOD! WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 1st STEIN OF MICHELOB BEER FOR Sc WITH LUNCH LUNCH- 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Days Of Our Lives () As The World Turns - - - Deal (6) Guiding Light (9) 510,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2.0) The Doctors -- — - j MON SAT 1100 3:00 MEAL DEADLINES Noon The Clay Before Publication 0 Julia ENONE amMa MIaJiii JIM a jirilul!! NONE 142 I 1 1....... 43 44 45 46 41 48 49 __________ 55 Price Is Right G 's' (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2. I) Somerset Lucy Show s c I. ' Dinah Mister Roger's Neighborhood (33) Mickey Mouse (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Spot - - AL ANON r families or friends of problem d,irtkcr. or lurtP*r Information call 173 4317 e'forclAI Anon Family Group P.O Bo. 551 Sanford, Fla. 37771 -- FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Al(,iiolic Aro'irri.' Can Help Ciii 473-4Sf7 Write P 0 Box 1713 Sanford, Flurlda3lll) 24—Business CiMrtunities Ta., cab teusin('Ss Wi Itancti5e Call Fad"l 901 253 2322 Rentals £7—t'(OOfflS Roommate wanted 722 3551 aftel- S F THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new car, see today's Classified ads for best buys - -Apartments 'RING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Partially furnithd apt , Longwouc. children & pets accepted 130 4312 or 530 7152. MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 323 1900 7 Bedroom unfurnlshed apt. ar. — *all to wall carpet $175 month $3Odamage depOsit 703 E 21st St 3731319 after 310 )UND: Mate Beagle. ElCapitanA Santa Barbara. 373 3675 1 1 2 Bedroom Apts Sl05120 'no 6—Child Care Forms of Water Saturday 1 Evening Child Care Ages? S - s [F C) R_,%I—S] w H 111W 1 KSOR F I B R H C CIW A T E RJ R — 14—Camping Resorts — i weekend end a relard camping ee the Scenic Wekiva River H A I L CE IRAN E I SONS E A N I I E ILAOPLRIHWGOFMANTSD hidden names list1 below bsck.r, up, down, or diqozully in the P41Z 1II hidden itime and box it in a.. thown: DEW GLACIER SLEET FOG HAIL SNOW FROST ICEBERG STEAM GEYSER RAIN WHIRLPOOL TOMORROW: Puts0111 ofaGasoline Engine Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 Instructions: The discoveries per panel in an All-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes i. If and 111. send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. In the courtyard 300 E Airport Blvd 323-1340. - SANDLEW000 VILI.". 1)0W AIRPORT BLVD SAPIFORD.r" 7170 FRANKLIN Al PS APTS 11120Floride Ave. 18—Help Wanted cOme as an AVON Reprejen. itive Call 641 3019 GLCC 0 EEFI I BCESNEVNR Mechanic 26000rIandoDr 322 1200 323U30 - - - 31—Apertn'nts Furnished -Ior2Bedroom Adults only PARK AVENUE MOB:LEPARK 254.3 Park Drive 510 up - 1 Bedroom apt lightS, water fur fished AdultS, no pets 55750. 322 7296 eves I. w$Inds BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS. Decor furniture, 17 BR. deep Shag carpetrig, Call Lee, resident manager today 300 E. Airport Blvd. 323)340. have listings We have ouyers. We need another real estate icense-e to help us make sales Classified Ads are here to help you Forrest Greene. Inc 323 6353. 372 1970, eves buy, sell, rent or swap. at a low — cost let us help you place yours LL IONS of dollars In Real Estate — Call 3722611 or 531.9993 - - S sold daily in the Classified Ads. small a'u' tt' 4 othino One & lAO Eledrcicm apartmers & pc I; ¶45 Executive Secretary erie,-.ced only -. Apply 6*9 .ttantic Nationai Bank Bldg 323450. dernizincl your Home? Sell no xiger needed but useful Items ,lh a Classified Ad. Payton Realty 322 1301 7640 Hiawatpi,a Ave WELAKA APARTMENTS 114 I, St. Efficiency apartment Everything Included $100 per month 3724170 Proper Diabetic Diet AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) DEAR DR. LAMB — My Use a soft touch on the gas pedal today. There's no place husband is 72 years old and has that you have to go that's worth incipient diabetes. About 1.12 jeopardizing your safety by years ago the doctor put him on hurrying. a 3000-calorie diabetic diet and PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) he lost 50 pounds. We cut out You may have a little cash practically all sugar. I use some in bread, surplus burninu a hole in your By LAWRENCE E. IAMB He might eat a piece of pie purse. It should go into the three or four times a year. He bank, not the botique. hasn't had to take insulin and treatment while weight my in-laws. Prenatal books say has had no bad sugar counts reduction is being ac- nursing is best but tell little YOUR BIRThDAY t.. , - ,• sin nce c e. DEAR READER — I am We eat fresh fruit, but I'n never rely on medicine rather June 5, 1915 than correcting your weight reminded of one of my teachers wondering about honey. He in pediatrics who always You will have a heavier-than- doesn't miss the sugar, but he and diet problems. For those of you who want finished his remarks on the u.sual social calendar this year. would like honey once in a Me more iofonnat ion on diabetes, advantages of breast feeding by while. Would honey act Begin now to salt away some Write to me in care of this nating that the 11111k came in funds so you can participate in sugar or fruit? Many newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, such cute containers. DEAR READER the many interesting activities. people with moderately Radio City Station, New York, A good many of the adted blood sugar test.s will N.Y. 10019, and ask for The eleva vantages are the conveniences. 'S'O ISIU1 on have normal test results after Heal th Lettere number Sweet Sickness. The Problems of sterilized iosi ng wei gh t. m is is one Diabetes: Th and formula feeding , bottles reason why itisaniistaketo put Send a long, self-addressed and trmp!ication.s with for. DEATH RACE stamped envelone and 50 cents 11111 nt.s,rw,1lI,ht rti',nnln 'ith Budge t ge further. s7op BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS Gracious country living, yet Cl,security. Quiet, soundproof 12 BR, all electric ktChn Enjc,-outdoor picnics. and leisure time Fishing and canoing. Camp emin4Je. 3221170. T F EOA 0 R RE S V 01 ES 0 L your the Classified Ads very day. A Child's World 1219424 DMR 371-0066 Mak rk your Own hours. Earn extra ' Unfurnished Monroearea REWARD 373 6s69. CSBM0NP0GACEW0KFIN0 . "ipenses Deflary. Adults Lovely large 1 bed I H OW H I R I SM I G LIMO N SP "-- Spiiire OST: Small Labrador female room, air. ideal for retired persons poppy, 3 mos black, from Lake "16418; 327 $051 ———— — - Ii A R ft S I AM ft I N F 0 S M I A R L "' - ¶prinq s P- rp ,iri1 choose a r'rv ho.r' tr';r, of 04 r assif it'd ads 051' Large male Wemnaraner, Geneva vicinity. May 21, REWARD. In need of medical attention 349 5-421 or 349 5771 I Dr. Lamb - Hotline" - AdultS 04 Teens — GE Y S A R S NO It GE BE C forge? It with a Classified Ad. lfl 7611 RE YOU TROUBLED? Ciii Toll Free, 644-2027 for "We Care"— I i MON S Why %to& cit and forget it? Sell it and - E I CI F C E B E I' ft B A I C A L C L Light (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 4, I. 9) News Will keeç. books in my t-cme N —_____________rience 37353$? ?S.'*LCOHOLAPROSLEM? lPI YOUR FAMILY? onager for Staff Cr debit, expert. enced or lriexp E'cellei'si benefits Sanford area $94179), 35Ct5 overt lowing tith Suite trial re too l i ght? A Classified Ad in rHE HERALD is the answer' -. Batman Gllligan's Island If G S I E E I 21—Situations Wanted )UND. Female St. Bernard, Lake Vtary area, 322 391?. I RLPOALONS S I i. A If HCAERPOOR (9) GIlligan's Island (6) CBS News FR a 4—Personals - SERWYNKLHIAHG0D0F (6) Mery Griffin (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart WED POOR W H I R AWH I RLEW II Survival Kit Villa Alegre 58 - I SEEK & FIND' Show (44) Lucy Sh ow 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News T- ———— (24) Consumer Club4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin -56 — Live (24) Sesame Street (44) MIckey Mouse 52 53 - (35) Uncle Hubie (24) 121 I 22200.- Sunday -Noon Friday 5—Lost & Found 1 (9) General Hospital (33) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To (35) (44) 5:00 (9) (24) I — — — Showdown (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 5) Anot he r World (9) q 19 41 (6) Edge 01 Night (9) The Big (6) T 15 17 18 - (9) Let's Make A 2:00 , - STREISAND ', CAN vi. ---. 339-7222 _ I..., Dial Socip.................... SAVE 9<. DsItiiu, liSviic Vsy 'I' Grade, was shot In Israel in HERNICEBEDEOSOL. October, 1973, interrupted by For Thursday, June 5, 1975 the Yom Kippur War and ARIES 1 March 21-April 19) good day to try to sell others on finished In Rome. The network CA regard the series with You'll be under a magnilying ideas you're not fully familIar great expectations since the six glass in social situations today. with. Take more time to study hour-long segments havabout You could get off on the wrong them firs t. foot if you're not on your best the most unappealing hour in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.. fl) behavior. Business matters continue to be IUM*LCIIENACOIP TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your trickiest IiAIOAIN MATt (VERY D1 Trying to soft-soap others today lest you buy the sizzle instead of $1.25 I will be the wrong tactic. One the steak. may even promise to help, but LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You 010501 SIOAL he won't deliver, can't be all things to all people GLINDA JACKSON IN GEMINI (May 21-June 20) today, though you'll try. You'll You tend to count your chickens wind up pleasing no one — before they're hatched today, Inc1udingyourcLf. A TOUCH by assuming financial gains SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) OF CLASS will materialize, There could be Be espec ia ia lly cautious today pitfalls. 0401 00011101 w n he working with unfamiliar alcommatio ,o. CANCER June 21-July cw'to.ss tools or materials. Proceed Ambitions you have a strong slowly. Check your method., ,, d es ire to satisfy today may take m)re tenacity than you can you go SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-D. mu.ster. Don't kid yourself. It 21) Today bet only on %%Ofl't be easy. Not a something over which you have DAVID CAR NADINE I.EO (July 23-Aug. ___________________ a measure of control. not whe re DEATH — someone else calls all the shots. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. RACE 19) Be prepared for some A unexpected disruptions at home 2000 today. Don't let them shake you UNOIR I? MUST too much. They'll be III WITH PARENT 141 1 45 5 15 7 45 IS manageable. CAj&l l S1O1V — SAVE 26< 0..... G.orit 79' HOROSCOPE __ 1 1 JJl __ lAYS 30<, 170<041 Lo.f; D.th,uir,hsi Dstc,iri, y Sunrise JubIlee - Spaghetti Sauce Mix .......... .Z 27' F ty PO SAYS 14c. H11i Beef for Stow.. . . SAVE lOt, P.fl,bvtys 49 .....i or ............. '1' Tip Roast.... Short Ribs................... 1)03 I Chicken Chow Mein ..............9," SAVV Mare-#0 be"t1toss • II Lemonade ........................ 6 Coffee Rich........................ Mossy 9*of Diode Chuck Roast............. Pot $ 13, ' 89' I3 SAYS 1<, Gu,ol with SiIuds' HiUmsiwit', : SAVI 10& Chun King Steak........... - Potato Buds.........................,, Inflation Fighter L.sø My 1.I FvLCvt 1 Mushrooms.............................59' SAVII$4.kltyCta.Iui 6 6 Fer Fod pyt. I 39 Tasty Tomatoes...... SAYS Se. 0..... 0...., S&..d to Wtoolot e'g) Medium Shrimp.................. 'lb' Yellow Cling Peaches.......... SAVE 20t U.. A Drink Sirloin Steak..... ...... 75' P,f,n Iii tolsth bet M.M.D*v. Sliced wH&v.d Pancake Mix...................... . . . Floe' Club Crackers.................... 13., Mackerel Fillets.................. '' 99, "Selected Baby Beef" Orange Juice...........c 59 49c 89' 2 for 29' .4 Kuble,O..otfs,Sno<b,' ' . T.,pst...o lurid Pvt, FInS S ii liutil ' wtLancasterinthetltler e series, produced by Sir Lew ole. Psi S&.di Svff.it1 Green Bell Poppers......... 4.b.,. 25' Crisp Cucumbers.. 2 1.29' El MORNING Foosh Argo Figs ............................ ..39' Ham Patties...................... So.4dTii. Testy (3S.S-u 9 T own House........................ Pv.p... *,,h re' , £ s.âsø;) $*u4 P,..,wvm SLt,d 13., Calves Liver I..:. Cm' 99' Fresh Artichokes.... 5 o. 1 KIsiC,.I,n Grill Franks ........................ ..........iii Sees PIW I., kids t,,40. SVISEC Cs.. (O..., I.. • 5-0 8 49, ,, Smoked Sausage................ 8 Oreo Cremes...................... 4.fl.h.e s.. e. s • o Saltine Crackers................... 79' Cold Cuts .......................... .plg Swift P,.aww.ii D.1.tkan $&u.'d Oi.cI.n a D,l.tivT.hritiIIhS.ri, IP.ppu.t. Hord Solomi, Geru.o Slav 01 Cold with Sauce of Y.vs Ch.... P..f.i' Is, S.o&odi ir IMoloo • sondwtlel S.,,4, Peritoneum Sliced A,wt.d .' Yellow Squash........ P t t 2 Thursday 6:00 (9) -- ' -• . ' . OmvsFi4tTC,idu Serve H. o C 49 S.q,, *,h K.Io.d.n. Sot,c. Chablis. Burgundy, Vin Rose' - a. Fresh Broccoli........ ,u •2" a W U S Fatty O.ip iv.c Now tnglnd - SAVI 11 1973) .41calin IthruStimes. 3lca (ml 6thru 23 times 24c a Iivii 26 times (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum ' 'THE DIFFERENCE: Alter television, 10-11 on Saturday judgment, Clifton is talked into picking up his daytime Emmy nights during the summer, attending church, and is picked Award as Best Actor in a drama CBS TONY ORLANDO to lead in Sunday prayers. But special, Bradford Diliman the only praying Clifton is In. disembarked from the t on ANt) DAWN RERUN Esther terested in Is the high-stake which the awards were Rolle 1wips the Dawn duo, -Tnlmm If n.s.s.. t,i ....•I ? ...... pool game at the neighborhood WIt!VI5CU wniie circling the hall. Statue of Liberty, walked to the Vincent Wilson, spoof Miss Pool 8:30.10 ABC WEDNESDAY cornerandboardedacrosstown Rolle's successful series MOVIE OF THE WEEK Manhattan bus. Major dif- "Good Times." Also guesting "Be tr al" RERUN Amanda erence in nighttime and IJoyd Bridges, who due ts wi th Orlando as they (tress up as a Blake plays a lonely rich widow daytime Emmy Awards, vlovsly, Is that the nighttime couple of hoboes and sing, "Side who seeks the companionship of a young woman she has t1stars show up in limousines and by Side. She's unaware the girl and her the daytime stars arrive in 8•8:30 ABC THAT MY boy friend are killers settIng taxis, go home in buses. MAMA "Clifton's Persuasion" her up as their next victim. OBSERVATION POINT: RERUN Against his better They're after her money. CBS has finally gotten around to scheduling a mini series, "Moses: The 15.awglver," with . F,thusC.wsi,Cho.m (9)Movie (, 6111.00 I. IIL$ SI • ..s.' S'.e (,.i.7 4 Weii 89' (44) Muvi 9:30 (9) Billy Graham (13 Hoi.ey West US) Double Action Theatre 10:00 (2.0) Petrocelli ( Dan August (9, 13) Baretta (24) Today In Legislature 10:30 (35) My Favorite Martian 11:00 (2, 6, 1, 9) News (24) Yoga (33) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery ow 11:30 (2.8) Tonight (6) Movie (9) Wide W orl d Of csiiertaor,ar, (35, 44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS sock," am toll"Ce predrail Shredded Cheese ................ " FAso 59' P,s-te,t.d Choose Food ISI,,, wool ?. • p...has.s t.l•lie MONDAY thirst FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon RATES ' (44) Variety putiIx? _ CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 0:00 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. ' — JW GREEN STAMPS i1 v tlestyShospCl,dóaiiiM..iiii,.Ii A,m., A Medium Brown 'N • S 75 ,', so STA MPS) 1 --.'-.--" 47' Wrapped Natural Cheese.................... 1 1 1 1 10 to D.l.s.v, Pimento Cheese Spread...... (Izp4rs. Wed. June It, 1973) 0. U.S.D.A. FOOD to D Kraft's Veiveeta .................. (IO(PtI) 1064 2. $14 99 .,d,gi ' ''i I SAVIIk Ifl •Ich*.lq s Movie (24) Consumer Survival Kit (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (2) Lucas Tanner (6) Cannon (I) Billy Gra ha m (13) Enterprize (24) Saga 01 Western Wan 8:30 (9) #10 Corn Oil Mararine tcrival on Sourclisses *.' '4) —. If Ancient Rome Answer to Previous Puzzle Sweepstakes (_____________________ (4) Joker's Wild __ — . _ E_ _ '.4 i'i r-CT ACROSS (I) Romper Room 3C Animal 'oct _ I.LLE ' sc E 39Cóteree (33) 700 Club 9-U Ifloman 40flomari IL4A!I (44) Father Knows I J I conqueror emperor (68. ••jiE v I II Best 7 Roman 691 moralist (9) Special: The '41 Lied bare 6:10 (2) Sunrise T °i A T T 11 Herb Ultimate Risk 43 Roman Almanac r;r L 12-- de Baltic 10:30 (2,6) Wheel Of eero4• rt -fT 'A I ILIE 6:15 14 Jigs or waltzes I) Sunshine 68) Fortune lti1 'I 15 Being I 1A Almanac 46Compass (6) Gambit : i.J14 16 They (Fit 6:25 (2) I Dream of point F L 5 5L (44) Green Acres '7 Recognized 47 Egyptian deity r & r Jeannie value 11:00 (2,1) High Rollers 5001 a small 6:30 (6) Sunrise (6) Now Ycu See I 19 Otherwise 9 Work iard 3 5 Ac,-Tlan parted. Semester 20 Takes up aj*rghl (9) Split Second 52 Roan orator 1 0 Food leavings (I) Today in Florida again 12 Messenger 01 37 Pos,essed 55 Native lead Phil Donahue 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 23 Celestial Greek gods 41 Cupol as sulfide 11:30 (2) Hollywood messenger 7:00 (2,6) Today 42 Scheme of a 56 PubIc speaker 13 Target center Squares 26°r.c,cjsston 57 Not so muc?, lOCzesars stage set (6) News (6) Love Of Life 27 Pork product 58 Meal grandnephew 43 Small horse (9) Bozos Big To,) 30 Roman (I) Movie 20 Electrical unit 44 And others 7:30 (9) Am AmerIca DOWN ht0r 21 Pass by (Latin. ab) (9) Blankety Blank (44) Black Forum 31 Employ 1 Mom ' 22 Come lntuew 45 Actor's plot (35) Florida 32 BaIo 8:00 (4) Captain Kangaroo 2 So'ie lake 47 G'eek letser 23 Wet Lifestyle Shoulder 3 Austrian river 24 Pompulius 46 Greek god 01 (44) Tennessee iiss () News (comb form) 4 Thus (Latin) flright Shine Tuxedo 34 Postscripts AFTERNOON 5 P4o flyer 27 Foot part 49 Kind ..... . R3fl (44) Arsdu' rnn Ruugti lie, a.,. 1 Rected ones 3C South 7 Together (9) The Making of the example 17:00 (2, 44) News (coIl) American (comb form) 29 Western President 1972 53 Choler (6) Young And birds 5 Por sti,ku 54 Head co.'ernç viclrrirk 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Restless — () Mike Douglas (I) Jackpot 3 14 5 1 7 8 10 (8, 9) Movic (9) Password (44) Fury (35) Big Valley 9:30 (44) Petticoat '13 12:30 (2, I) Blank C he ck Junction (6) Search For 10:00 (2) Celebrity Tomorrow (9) News F TONIGHT'STV EVENING 831-9993 322-2611 S & H Green Stamps Rt can put your grand piano In a space this small �p 1:1 5-Evening I4er9Id 31—Apa,lments Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 4, lflS Furnished 41—Houses Tired of High Rent? CLIFF JORDAN Cnt',l tv if . very Ow(4, parti.tiIy lurni%hCd. NFW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES linancea by Farmers Home Ad REALTOR 631 6777 I ! BaChPIAP rlean apartment Corn Offaly furnished. I' miles from d0Wntn Sanforg 3221316; In 1. rerr(uil 3 PeOroom house. Winter Springs AvilAbIC June 10 $160 month. IltO 11arfliQ(' bond 110 SIll ittec 630 'jAPfhtN& A GARAGE SALE FORGET DON'T TO AD VEPTISE IT IN THE ci Acsic ItO ADS 377 7611 I - cronrn ai' lame ro Nicely 'cly fUrflèShNl flr' Frillodeled Like BR turn- shed. utilities i'd e x cept nas $160 Adults No pets 317 3930 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 7fld5t Furr. or urifurn ApIs large I & 2 t'elronrns. carpeted, or con ditiOned No pets Moderate rent . lfl 1110 Monthly Rentals Available SflS $1S0- Color TV G J:.t. IIY INN NORTH I 4 f (,&J 11 I %'Ci 12363S3 31A—Duplexes (troOrr% s i'refr,reJ $30 Week Furnished or unfurn ished 323 5654 327 6620 - Lawn family room. 2 deposit, $125 mo 332 5939 arArt (p iccw, N-CtrCiOrn I STOP AND THINK A Mt'4U'T It CliStlfipct Ads it dr I -ork three Woutctri! ti- ari a'' Unfurnished 3)) S.t.j You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" In the Want Ads Peg Real Estate Broker 110 E 25th St Carpeted 3 bedroom. I bath. tchen eQupt"d. uyitral r'rat & fentea yard, SltOmo 3129739 1 4 Bedroom. U, bath, ne w capet oaraoe. close to Sc hools 373 ______ 332 4136 . Real Estate 0257 '. Hutchison Ocean front Apartments, 339 S .Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach Call 377 1056 • JOHN SAULS AGENCY fl ?i OAk Sanford 327 7114 03V.3;3 0485 e C bROKER ASSOCIATE 41 . 44jses I'OOL 31W 2 bath, large Florida room, cent heat of ai r, 1.39,700. DOWNTOWN - 7 BR, I bath homes AS lOw aS 110.500 Ii a. f RRIAGE COVE miles east cf 17-. Pb. Sanford 305) 3234164 I Orlando t 305) *34-219 — 1 1. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker By owr.''r, like new. 2 Bedrooms. Fla. room, detached garage, fenced yard 119.000 3776399 or Sanford. By Owner. 3 OR, 2 bath, air, carpet. garage. Screened porch 7 yes old. $76,900. 333 6637 STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLAS1FIED AD NOW, Call 3777611 on 531 9993 Beautiful 3 bedroom, 7 bath home with natural Stone front. Professionally derorated and 10 a great neighborhood, large lot with privacy fence Assume present Loch Arbor. lakefront,) BR. 7 bathS. den, heal air, garage 119.950. Acre Realty REALTOR. 323 7750. Mortgage Save 1.5% '4's 110' CaUart Real Estate Pay 1st Month's Rent and Move In. aIr, trees. and other extras, Unfurnished 111.000 Reduced to Settle Estate 3231670 Home on lake. lovely living room, 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. 177.500 Sacdfice Convev'ent to stor e s, churches. n.aicr PkjhwA. I'm) bedroom, I' . baths. carpeled #,,th central heat and air. Country Breeze 5 1r' %h.,dpd arms *th neat 3 t*droon. 2 bath mobile home. $27,500 Owner financed Peg Real Estate Broker 317 1301.7610 Hiawatha Ave at 11 92 in antorus rinest n.ontPily JOHN SAULS AGENCY 9dgwitde 43-Lots-Acreage HOME SITE Beautiful wooded lot. ISO' area, lIla Otto ALM32 ---- - --- •' .,i" . . -• * 1*0 Remodelin1, -- bh,k . _,-,_-'.''-.•_ ----• M J . ". (H "A'i ()II) 76005 (In s ' - , . , & 111 ' - " ... . - ,. ' ' - around with something like the meeting was fulrifling his prosecute me for anything. .' •' - " ' '' • 'I, &' ' cemful prosecution for violation from two citizens last night and were back and that 1, as pubfic is taken against them." Lorof the sunshine law requires a report from a friend who safety director, was fulfilling mann said. 0 0 0 0 Report U.S. officials raps the system in five School has never been "ef- are black, while faculty at would Herald SWI Wrftff rnajor are". fectively desegregated." Only seven schools varies from that desegregation of Seminole hiring of teadws and ad- month uut the report would rap promoted "possible discrimination in the have The Herald reported last County. However, Gatchel says time, both Layer and Stewart seeking i Ve believe that, in the submAted by do district reveal to recruit black ALIGNMENT — A fourth criticism says plans for construction and zone classroom teachers from the here actively seek to recruit formation wil.1 be forwarded to issued by the U.S. answer the allegations by assignment of faculty among "construction pollcie of the adjustments or school closings, 1970-71 school year to the qualified black teachers. Department. justice official& various schools. "Faculty has School Board have not anti that those plans should be current year. Layer s's blacks who are In addition to recommending continued to be assigned on a prompted the desegregation of - Set To Factory Specs By Certified Trained Mechanics. Sch r ALL MAKES AND MODELS ard 001 / EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ,"i? JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I. If Investigators Central Pii-,,t 7,. Am I )ri(I.tonm.13 For Ire.' t'%t,rr%dt,'5, tIl Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 ''p,i(. t,t ci ltPdl (Sondel lP4VF ST lC,AT 1074', I.Lt I YPI S P4 373 O'lC"3 ur 37) ''r.,i tt'e r,-.t now I f best I ipert r'in 6. u'i, 7)6 7Y17 after in Pkl tip P. delivery - 1771 '('. Land Clewiig Beauty Care . -1 I! RUDDY'S IIOMIIMPROVEMEIIIT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 377 113$ Peaistered with lIve Stjle as Class A Contractor IfOme'. Additicr, $1C 5177 of *96 $111(Vt'S I. sn.all Classified Ad brings big return's Try one and see Cdi? 3.2 7611 or 831 9993. Cdrpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Cittomn Wr,rk lit t'nsr'nJ Bonded Fre t''ltp,nalr lit A Sanford's long awaited street paving program got off to a start today as workers moved into the Fourth Si. and Oleander Ave. ar ea to begin work. See story and picture cm Pact' 2-A. ?,'(',srrl F)'. fkmli, f. aV 1ileri, C tislori i le,lrirrn 377 $177 alter 5 Pet Care P1. 1 k 1.1 I NN Boarding & Grooming Ph 377 1057 - In the Herald ClaSStle'ct .l) hlk arid whte arid read ill Lawn Ctire .li'i ... i' Pressure Cleaning LII'S LAWN MANILUWIPIG Complete Lawn Cart and Land Icaping 371 3757 A &A ill APi'. At i ,tm nm".' .. r,1r, 1;' :i ,.i.S I .' I ruminate the high cos t of watering your awn We install speinkl'r ft%tCmS of the most rie'so,he rates in fIve area Free estimates I Jtiil ty BIll's lawn Serv.ce Mowinn, F ctglng Fr. Estimates 3?) 1551 1 , . Classified SANFORD.FLA, '_______ 323-4420 Lt Your Business Dial b .. -. ' •, -. ,' ,,' ,...r'--' •.,., ,.,f ._ . .' .. -.•,,'.-'.•.'. ~ ~ ~ . - ,f ., - " --& •. Wfilliell's .j - - - owl NY ---- • , ..' ' , . . ' I ," - '% ~ - I -~~., . .I- - - -. . .-. -. — 1— 1i'l p— ~ . -.~ 41 7'-I Wi - - - .N 4 . - , r 1 . .: 1=~i a ~ I ., I ,, - - / -' - - a- 'jUL,,,,,, - ' ' u .. 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Sims expressed Another ness industry broke ground in Sanford this morning as ground breaking ceremonies sserc held far ABC Conveyors, formerly of Longssood, on South Sanford Asevue Helping get the construction of the 10,000 foot building to a start are front row from left, Leroy Robb, contractor, Julian Steastrom, city commissioner; Mayor Lee Moore; (lift Wolfe, vice president of .'u1(' ; BradIiollingssiorth, Flagship Itank l)oss nton: ss and Donald Kern, president of AB( Back row from left, CIII! dissatisfaction with Layer McKibbin, Sanford Chamber of Commerce; Garnett White, Chamber of Commerce, Scott Burns, Chamber of Commerce and Florida Power and light, Ken Barhaug FPL Community Relations, Jim White, Flagship Bank Downtown, and John kridrr, Chamber of Commerce The new plant will cost $100, and will employ 5 3 to 50 people, which is espe'cted within 90 days. 1 1 .. - I The U.S. house of Repre- • • . . ('ounty's Continued On Page 2-'.i ', 19Th '. . • ------------ - — ,% -I --- T Ellis said t'ere have been Advisory Council this worning vAhat is terined the balance of froin other program thruugh- requests for 346 jobs frurn wor and consider something billion emergency job bill, to review requests for swnmer tate, We have met the critera out the country' to assure new various agencies throughout other " than what Is recotnThe vote was 277-145 with 282 employment, for being a new prime sponsor prime sponsors of a program." the county with the SCiX)OI mended, Sims urged school votes necessary for the overofficial. ,-. But, Board Member ride. F. C. Harper Jr. made a motion How tisis will affect Seminole - - . Summer Just prior to that meeting, i 100,000 population), therefore Ellis said he had been district putting in the biggest Ellis placed a call to the Atlanta we are assured of having a pro- assured that Seminole Count)' bid for 181 jobs. office of the Department of gram this summer. will have a summer employ. Labor and was told that the veto "The Atlanta office told us to ment program, but "at what i('iinhintsd On ['age 2-At : * "We're (Seminole County) a "because they (Manpower Di. now we're proceeding with our yesterday of overriding to m&et with the Manpower "where !ast year we were under Labor) are de-obligating funds .., - - - - , - .---. ,- Program for Fconomically Dis. -would have a draiticeffert" of proceed with our full injUal level we just can't be sure," he advantaged Youth is not yet the program in general. but to pianning esturiate of S175,00IJI in %did. "We inay have to inotfify crystal clear, funds and 200 jot," he said, our requests later, but for right what extent it was unclear. , "• '-'.' '' Summer Job Program Uncertain Bob Ellis, Seiinole's Inter. ,. '- '— senutives fell five vete.l short goverrunental coordinator. 'iyas new phine sponsor," Effis said, vWon of the US.Departrunt of initial plarm" "There is a better plan. Go to Vresitk ,, nt Ford's veto of t1w $5.3 t a -- .. Of Ry 1111.1, CURRIF gi' ng Editor Herald Nlann' his the Onenta school, ;,..' ,,____ . Extent Plan," told them, "I have no plan which buses Rosenwald Yesterday's high 93, overnight low 66. -".' ,I ,.~ , --~ -- W ,--:' . - students to English Estates and thundershowers this afternoon or evening necoming more likely today highs in the upper 80 and low 90s. Lows around 70. Variable winds mostly 10 mph or less. Rain probability 20 per cent through tonight and 50 per cent tomorrow, Details and tides may be found on page 5. .. . 10A 8A Televisien Partly cloudy through tomorrow. A slight chance of . ,' , 7A BA wF:ATIIEK t) 'Il','l'. 319993 - Spurts ............i-ni 9A . SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All fypr's and sites w.- repair .irwl srrvci' 1 INli Mi.CHINE B. SUPPLY CO 32226 Obituaries.. .., - -5A .., 10-11A . Comics Crossword ll'u~tzle Pear AlAw . Well Drilling '.%'F.t I S FlInt L Al. .. e . Buildings I%( I'd '0(3 floor, delivery, 'nt.la',on Wal'y Will tI Orlando 7911 477 -- -Need your gros s 'cull Frompt 80(11 d,'Nndent Wrvlce 17 and up. 377 9597; 373 6050 ' - t - , 7 ex I 14 nun iii It y Ru l;lr'g% Southern Lawn Service 377 9597, 360SI . , .4 i• - - Department officials ruled an unnecessary burden" had A surprise check for $34,000 Is causing Seminole twen laced on the bl'ick,s by County Commissioners to do a little head scratching iJ1ntIlern to tasselbcrr today. See the account by Mick Lochrldge on Page Board Member Davie Sims 1ought Layer 's plan arId A Different Vietnamese challenged the ruling which Herald staff writer Rick Paniridge recalls a Vietnam as delisered by telegram to resident he got to kno w and like in a moving, Around The Laser's office earl) yesterday (lock column on Page 4-A today. morning No matter what you do," Sims said, "you're still busing black students." nd The audience guffawed when Sims, who lives in the Lake 4A Editorial IA Around the Clock Onenta area and all along has 9A Horoscope .,.,.. 7A Bridge % I., u' " t a "- N. ' 1 1' i'4Mbw - -- -1 -,- i-- -Z ---e- County Is Scratching 7567 Park ,i,QIp "! •,i,n 1)r,n,.fn PIgn _ •" . , Justice by - . (asselberry, he told the board Stenstrom said the courts have ruled in various court cases that the "burden of busing for purposes of •. cannot, I-pus * uesegregasiOn on the blacks." In the case of the Street Work Begins APT BROWN P1 ST (OPilWOt Land Maintenance . ' Do., I ,intl raring fill dirt, clay, rock All kinds of di ggi ng House trail 'r stored and moved 3779117 or -II I I ,. ( cannotbustheblackstudentsto Inside Today .''. ___________________________ Service • Department officials, but, "You F Ill dirt, top soil 372 594) CR,A Rackhoe guidelines set It f FSTFRSOPi LAND CLEARING ?m Don' t need!" Serve a useful purpose again wheti via sell them with a Classified Ar' from the Herald Call us todayi D.in't J:o,t Jul 11.11 372 ?AlI rim 11 çW 1. I)-.'. ((it ',',',,rt Ad , MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WIN T F P IT E P.S S. SC I L "DON'T P4EtD," FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 2611 or Ill a frervilv Ad v , % :) *11 he ir) V ol) APT Al it Pl(, AND cdl A(4 I t, Alt types lnt & ,Icrr,sg' tlearrmi We have lop soil, fill dir?, clay, and shell available Please call night or day. 371 3953 wart ,i1 " ' — -- It's like pennies from bcàyfl whet yOu sell "Don't Nerds " with .1 - Paint & Body Work t-1. 0. students to Casselberr) and Department which approved a ment on the legality of Layer's approved a plan which shifts board decision to close new plan, School Board Atty. I)ougStenstromsaiditiswithin I I Air Conditioning e- former decision to bus Layer, the plan was in respowe Casselberry. Rosenwald Elementary School to ruling from the U.S. Ju tice Asked bs the hoard to corn - . 0 -4i-~ ; - CCO, , -p.-- - 1 4 ? . V f t = * . & t m ~ ~ "r,4 * IV — S i: m4 , L t ,! 1. I k".4 i N --:f : , 116~', 11, - -- r -.,. 1~;r-~ I1 .- ~-t.,~X - r1~-1 ----, -W. .,1111111`!f 1-zi m.r -~-~--- Al - i ~-..Iwl 4!--::a:.r--! V-..*,ii Votes At a tense meeting last night, the blacks to two schools closer Rosenwald but rejected the the Seminole County School to Rosenwald. board's intention to bus some Board voted 4-1 to reverse its 207 black to students ) -I -.. 9 z4 S BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' IMough the board didn't get "Whde there has been a small qualified to teach accept I -. ,L.'.1'. * ----r ,~! 1.. , *-,,,X I;",,~', -.- 7 -r- - ~-,-!~.... - --- w.--, ,I ~-- T,r-% ./LL1vC\ -'-, I fifi''f-~-~ .,~.- I -T P-f . ~ ~ , ~..- "-, -- -- ~-M : ---~. . z11' ,,~ Vl ,-10I --f--V-= -~ -A . k%~ - 11,.. approved by the court prior to Washington to appease the Department. Ju.itice Layer told the school board the board not bus Rosenwald racial basis," the report says. the scholl system." implementation," the letter increase in the number of black higher-paying jobs in the into the report last night, board recommendations are not a children past three schools en As an example, the report "A review of School Board .c.avs, teachers during that time, there private sector, rather than members indicated It will be a "bad mark" on the school route to Casselbierry, the report says 13 per cent of the district's minutes reveals no alternate A final issue reviewed by has been an increase of over 460 accept the $7,800 salary paid prime topic during upcoming system, the letter from justice says Midway Elementary Full-time classroom teachers school construction plans which Justice officials revealed a white teachers." beginning teachers in Seminole board meetings. tiiP FRONT EN D SLIM BUDGETS ARE ROISTERED WITH VALUES F ROM THE WANT AD (CL UP.tPiS _ 'PICIAL Permanent Wave, $10 ASk for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty Sa lon. 7635 Sanford Ave 332 393 6 .-'--'----.-._ James R. IA)rmann, Grant and , Counctim in LI A Scott for a Keller reported to us on the this he responsibilities, noting he is the d meeting they held at the police meeting of the , volunteer ryor, Grant is the council Keller said the three officials chairman and Scott is c1uir. station with Public Safety ft"emen Tuesday night. When I arrived at the police called on him yesterday to find man of the council police and Director Doug Keller, no in. Formation would be released department, Mr. Scott was the outcome of the meeting of Fire department committees. " ". until an investigation had been already there. As I got to the the volunteers Tuesday night. Lormarin was appalled that police department, Mayor "They wanted to know If the , completed. The state attorney for the 18th Lorrnann was arriving behind city now has adequate lire threats had been made against A small child died in an early morning house fire at 115 Lake Destiny Trail, Spring Lake Hills, In Grant's life, "I'd like to find out protection. mc" Grant said sou th si est Se minole County. For est City firemen Indicated the blaze was caused by a short in a small judicial circuit Seminole ' the Identity of those making Ian and that damage was confined to the baby's room. The child's crib can be seen at left after it was Brevard Counties said sueGrant said he received calls "1 told them the volunteers threats and see that legal action ' system as outhried in a scathing Seminole Covnty has 20 days tu Thirdly, thif -report scores 1J1L1Ii Work - - .4 " Although School Supt. Bud i . "There was no meeting planned," said Councilman like that hasen't an guts n A Scott."We were all conanyway. cerned Mr. Grant had been up By El) PRICK.M JUStICe TOWE141 81,AUTY SALON (formerly Harrrtts Ilt',iuty Plooki . sneak attack. I won't fail to go any place I need to go. People * ~ 17.000 '••'•-',.,'--.--'-'-'-' . 1i major areas of ileficlendes In members b1fore a ipii Is Seminole County develop a Rosenwald. Goldsboro and future, the cwt and parties a "gnfficant decrease in the Gatche!, the school system's teachers, And Layer told board the SeInlI'olc County school mailed, back to Washington. "plan"todesegregilte Midway Midway. should be notified of the board's percentage of full-time black chief of per sonnel, said oflicials members Last night this in- 175, nice 25$ORIDGEWOOD AVE. - . m. thi5 eer Ke ller said uu -, - . '" I .--I-- - - ' ikrrlrl,' s.iicl if tmplaint. had been filed against Mayor . * AMP 666 21' Critchtleld Cruiser. 160 Inboard outboard power Ideal for family camping, skiing. & fishing SIll or 1770771 RIDGEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTS ,, . ! :t1;i.. If nothing was the people of Longwood were morning a protected. Keller assuredus the eomnlete renort will be made ,',rnhl..me we k.ln,, hiL,.n 111 aUOlIiOfl (irafli, tills by himself and a city police re;!" lfl((fllfl sai d in sure t ere officer on the threats against are some sho would L.onrtann said cacti person at like to Grant We don't want to fool to coffied recoinmendaTiMs It.! board busy attern ppo The ret ril-cominends tuskawitla, L*evlew, Hower. UP ii' Courtney boat, 35 HP engine & lfailff, 5350 373 8691 after 1 30 c tCms charging the Longwood of. from Keller on the status of ficials,Inarncctingyestcrday v.i c' .1 • o lun•teer ILI u9,..rt.flen.. morning, attempted to violate si.. ..i..,.,. t.... . ,,, usv WiiiiiIV Idw. I ,,?" , Layer promised the board 14 white students attend the ratio. The schools mentioned County schools," the report mlnlstrative personnel." the ratio of black to white Seminole County advertises in .drol ,ticIala today are last night he will have facility, along i1th 307 t4acks. are Spring Lake, league, notet , The report says statistics educators in the county. At that nationwide publications, e'oual value 91 19?) JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC 377 6457 After Mrs 332 7111 i • U . , ' any law There .; .- .1 distwsed. I simpiv gave a repmt to them nn what I had or", KeI'er S.abl rInlplJi!it The cml) thing I do dread Officials Work'il ng On Def iciencies Cited In I Accessories era, " ; ''' ' - . ;]. 0 model motorcycle on omp,ict car - L , "t ' hauled to safety by firemen. See story on Page 2-A. 19' Cabin Cruiser Will trade for hIll' Of y' -,',. CHILD DIES IN HOUSE FIRE lndst , MMrl t /'yj., . - ____ - • - .., . ween the fire department aM office on whether complaints The Herald they were on they will just come out in em," police department, making had been filed with his Seminole separate missions to the police open and fight Ill fight th County courthouse office department to get Information the white haired, 6O-year.ld sure ever'ttung was all right. Our only interest was whe ther council chairman said. i ..: '-.. - T . X ! __ I - , Herring declined to make any "They are not scaring me, all night Monday night In separate interviews with statement from his Titusville the officials involved, all told whether they meant to or not. If checking back and Forth bet. - \ 1 cause possible harm, he said, Grant's life last night adding no statements would Abbott issued by either of his offices State Attorney I' I -. been concerned with violation maimed for hfe," he said. puiiit dLpdrtmcnt isis in "-"'-'-_ 9j ______ -. or . - Carport Sale' Fri & Sal Clothes. trxils, tonic furniture. n"s.c 7111 Iaria t4',uC ( Jetifed 7 Ai' rev property, deep well Florida living (all Ken Sàrwlri , • " 4_ %• ; e my responsibilities and had the situation in hand," Kell er said. ,, • . vestigating threats made - agairust Council Chairman J.R. vestigation is unJer way '. ,~-- ' proof of intent to violate the law came to his home that "threats and that the persons involved were being made against my knew wttat they were doing was life, wrong. nnher i',e , r Iler-ringsaidhe has alwc)s I ou1dnt be killed, Just I'$ - I ,,, city an at- tern to J ' I I .,,.1 .t'4. Vi' Four — fI4 . - , - ~ ji~,r-' J' . _____ -. Yard Sale' 9 till' Thum. and Fri Mist Items 107 Tangerine Of Pavenna Park, Sanford 377 3021 W -. - _ . ,,' - .-'4t L. ' '•- NA IC) I1ONGWOOD •. , ' OF CARS 55-Boats . , .--. ,. Ti Garage Sale Sat &Sun Winter Spring s 7) 14 Edgemon P4lohlawn 3116975 I - -I -.- - ~44f , ; -- - - . 4 '! p*qr D7! -----. Beautiful Country Acreage FW#O# Ave Fla. ;:.. - 64.4 1006 — -- . , . - 3201 S F ,en,'h Ave.321 0041 ,. -- . . IC , q, - I )I * * * 373 3166 ,t(,r I ' - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 77!';' -.~- - r 4 - \f' ) NO IP1l I (41 3 COLOR TV, $11 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Kish Real Estate — 1'. ATC9O,)wheelHonda -. . . I ,4I'•t,;;1 ", J After 6.332 751$ 53-TV-Radio Stereo *57 PEOPLE __l . * * * CalI)fl 06 91 , ' ' 11 1 4t IL -,~-A - 1" , ff * -4'4~ LA 1. a I A i kA A, i ! - iw . . ~ r 1,14: X ~ =~ I i. I • 7.6 , V TOCplflOItPU'L (III. 1650 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 Ve - at Conventional i.... 'otection KENMORE WASHER, parts. secv Ice. used machifles 4sil.76 Off Your Wilitists Each Month. All We Ask Is That *You Qualfy For A 12 Mos. Lease. -$ • I 1971 Honda EisinoreMT 250 , TRAININç IN YOUR HOME lusebreaking, Obedience, - gew6od Paved streets •Sewers Sidewalks pO.,lowa. 76 year MorIa9Is Appt. 322-3103 I 10I Honda CO 200 Pull backs. sissy bar with pads, crash bars. 322 7219 before 3 ychology 1 775 0111310 ' . - -. - good buys ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS HOMES OF DISTINCTION eC(03e to everything ye' away from it clii aLarge wooded lots • Stre2t lights ±.,-- All Breeds I Ds(ountt) IC obedience and profitcllon slning Problem solving dog Home Improvements R0 • -' ICHOOL FOR DOGS ,' _ * ... I . WE FINANCE 78-4WJ1D1'cyck3 - - I report 4 5 . - ___________ . -:~j -i - 14 - 1, ---- 7-.YN%WV ~, . X , ?IV" for garden equipment' Read today's classified ads for GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlanctc. Drive Sanford 371 5700 Associate THE ______ 5-Pe1sSuppIies ' jF"' _________ ' f I Looking Come we the latest in luxury family living, the all new 741'aôI' Glen brook EveS 373 0415 Days 172 7174 Broker Call for _______ _______ . -- LAWAPIA KISPI I Prirorims, I., bath home big lot. v?li,'led iica I'.t Mortgage $177 MditIons .a-V,' ,,flC'i ijllti completely loaded. low rnileiai.q exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 11(19 Saor nfd A' '.i l''''': -- , 1150 3233791 I01iSS' mobile home, excellent condition, nicely furnished, central heat, air conditioner. 2 bedroom. 1 bath. 12.700 or best offer 3725136; after 7, 3730117. ask for Mrs Baggerly Available July I 'Iti A LItTLE SALESMAN IN PRIN T THAT ' S A CLASSIFIED AD' Established Residential Area? 21) I . , - •':' r11 W. 25th Sanford, )?21671 Kenmore portable dishwasher, with wooden cutting surface. 3 cycle Sani temperature. Avocado color NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 3326173 Days I CONSTRUCflON Parts 1974 Singer Zig Zoo with cabinet. cash price of $61 or I payments of 11 50 Golden Touch 'n Sow. $75 Se', At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 507 East 15$ $t Downtown 7739111 Ev5lø 1146 MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up. I'll save you money. Licensed Orlando 273 5170 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Moving? Why Not Live F Pent filue Luvlrr I ICCI(l1 (,irpi't Sarrpooer fr only 1 4 1 5') Pt" ct. .. FqEE By DONNA F.STE.S Herald Staff Writer I ___________ . ' PtkUpAbOnclonrdCas for Rent 54—Ga ra ge Sa les PAYTON REALTY il l--71 a A cart. 110, Blonde Mahogany double pedestal table and I chairs. sofa. $30 Kulp Decorators, 109 W lit St 332 fliS 42-bile Homes Sar$.ing clean. 3 bessoams, 2 bath. lakefront home central heat and 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Hwy. 17.2, Sanford eP 'a 11%, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 ilemns i Death Th reats To I d I '- Radio. Heater, Afl',Po*rr . used furniture, ii Øpl .lrIC ('S. Anniversary Sate All Month Bassett dresser. $45. Maple CflC5l of drawers, $25. old school desk, 16. full sl:e mattress, 110. rocker. $12 50; twin bedroom, complete, $951 round coffee table, $10, tea Larry Saxon, Realtor swim or Fish _____ . 51--Household Goods REAL 'TOP 3777i9$ Here you don't... Funished or lot- Sanford. 13.200 15'xi3O' lo t fenced- Sanford, 13,000 WHY PAY SECURITY DEPOSIT? ..)' - 1971 Dodge Challenger -~ - -.. I-- - -, 52-Appliances THE TIME IS RIPE For selling, buying, moving. Beat thC rush Nice) bedroom. I, bath with family room Brick, only 4 Years old Fenced yard. 177.700. 373 9410 Riverfront- Welilva. $11,100. LOOK e - 322.4132 ASSUME PAYMENTS 323 951$ Hornesites Ullg . 7 full baths, family room If Sanford For Sale or Rent 3 bedroOms. 7 baths, central heat. window air, Zoned commercial. Low Down 321 0077; 323 6515 $2,000 Cash Rebate 35 322.2090 7Viariners CASH Den c I DAVIS' 373 vJ;Q , 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD s1ate Rd. 427, 2.3 Realty den, plenty storage, large lot. 377 1047 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR fl71991 19195 French 3777)71,332 1196, 3fl 1914 332 1959, 332 1161 372 7611 FROM $ 1 4 BPS Stemper Realty STUDIO 1.2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Hunt 3322111 7571 Park Or REALTOR AFTER HRS 3773991 3270611 1229224 ACRE RANCHETTE3 BED ROOMS. 2 BATHS. BETTER THAN NEW HOME 111.500 Luxury Patio Apartments SANFORDI bath on corner lot, 118.900 Existing, 116.500. 7 pct Mfg 323 5602 Jim _=-% - 4 *heel drive, 1. 3 bedroom, 1' • 'araens on Sanford 372 7551 P. .—fenpva Come out and inspect the Model Homes display - 1. years old. 173.400 323 7191 Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Broker, 107 W Commercial — Jeep 1964 CJ S Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabe4I. 3228057 anytime W, Garnett White Tee P4 Green, racellent condition,) BR. Ili baths, living rm. family rm central heat air. carpeting, above around pool,fenced back yard 8 ,. owner 321 0577 after 6 Cheap We Buy Furniture 76—Autc Mi".' S626306 2565 Park Dr. REALTORS .'j h Bre I .~ "I r31J'J 5 - U'73 Dodge Dart Custom, 1 door Loaded. Asumc loan 372 $701 Junk. Trash Hauled Away 18 Pick up Load JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 322-2420 Anytime Law used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry. Hey. 17 97 530 1206 ____ -- ____ - And COUNTY-- Beautiful country home Custom built brick home on 13 acres with your own lake! Lo.ded with extras 1110.000 wi, ) - Irry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Tables & permanent booths available All under Cover. Located Ii miles east of I Ion SR AS. Sanford at Stan's Aucton 337 9119 Acreage Your MLS Agency Owner will sell or rent w i th option to buy. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, garage. stow aai1abIe in Homes, Lots MAYFAIR i bciro. 2 baths, large family room, carpet 139.500 WITT REALTY 1 9 419S Myrtle Ave, Sanford Phone 321 0610 332774 372 $oIl mnerciaI Properties 171 900 .'.an$rcl t Open Saturday & Sunday. 9to5 p m IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W lit St 62-Ldwn-Garden 601 Celery Aii' Sanford MAITL AND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy Il 92 Open Sal & Sun 9.5 53$ 7970 Choice Listings . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER ' LAKE MARV Neat as a pin! 2 bedroom, 1', baths with paneled family room, central heat and air . Peg. Real Estate Broker MOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection Realty . -- _______________ I _.. - •' Auto PS, Fin, $7.000 milei Local privalrovifner Factory%lock Bot) 68-Wanted to Buy '' Largc Flea ' . ORMIY'S E 16 Sanford 321 1733 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's C,a"rlen Center barge spe healer, complete, 170 gal fuel tank. Gauge & new Smoke stack. Two GE Air conditioners 150 & 7.000 STIJ 372 3553 BALL REALTY 36-Resort Property 3 Frdroorrs err locAl ion 377 6655 By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almst 1 acre. Idyllwllde Section 373 946P Ste n stro m JIM DANDY JAll FEED -- - Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one todayi Phone 332 7611 or 631 9993 , 1 TAFFLR REALTY — • l.h per mo 323 ---- -----..------- 3',?.r, . ..: ' eeat pump. Package unit for central system hew 1350 323 43N --'— '-_., . * 500 6 cylritler, tranmissiofl 1961 Galap 500 $cylincler. auto transmissni Roth good cond itiOn 373 36 66 auto "Buy Direct From Boxcar" 64-Equipment Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents (,ala.Ie 1966 373 6.630 Sanford -. 4470 32-Houses .: 67A-Feed 37.5 Precise timed released plant food GardenLand, 140OW 151 St F lea Market, Sat P. Sun Free tabJes Stan'S Aurtion. 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('are 373 1828 or Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * I 80-Autos for Sale chaIrs, straight chairs, filing 26065 Hwy. 17.92 REALTOR 373 5711 - I I 6&-Horses Wood or steel d*-'.ks (i''i'utye desk & chairs, secretarial desk & Harold Hall Realty I 100 Fora Cruger, ifl 0144 Used PLAN 10 BUILD' GE? THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR /i FRACTION OF THEIR COST ROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! SANFORD 7 Bedroom, fenced yard 1175 ma Adults pre4erred ii SO S4 or 372 6620 60—OfficeSupplies Look at this beautiful Shided lot on South edge of Lake Crystal, 16.500 373 7750. 7 bedroom home with den, carpetina Vacant. move right in with QOOd terms SIB—S00 WE TAKE TRADES $ANF3PL ibedrooms. Ui baths. central heat anti air Fenced back rd Will dicker or swap 121.500 SrWirl,Q Is "Move outside time" Get patio and lawn Iumnture at a good Price React the Classified Ads customers 332 5757 Beautiful S acres, paved ro,, trees, clean flowing stream horsei O.K. Terry Realty. REALTOR, 62$ 0711 $14,950. Acre Really, REALTOR, - 1651 1)ratr $3.1 7710 Con,rrerclal Zoned 7 BR. office c*0I-, busy slrrit. low down. I arqe lot. QUICI nc'içIiborhoOd, 3 bedroom home Owner will take down payment and hold mortgage on $11100 or pay loqui ty, assume 111.700 lfl 193$ Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you, our ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 1797 377 5961 . our 151h year at Animal 6 HP ivinrucle motor Fiberglass. Wit well. S695 Call Don Pope, 377 Horse Trailer 112.500 10 pd. down MID FLORIDA REALTY. Inc. • 901 775 dtW Fve' 305 131 S139 667 6051 I .Or Mary 5 A WOODED R ; owner 3 HR. I bath, big c or ner B beautiful oaks, new carpet. fenced back yard, and much more. For details. 'all 377 0375 from 4 to S or 327 7539 eve's Rca Real Estate Broker 334iouses Furnished new 71$ W. is? St S1 30 • mInIstrallon to quaiilied buyers with no dow n payment Why rent when you can buy for less? Lane Bradford 1773M9, Sanford Ave $6,, I "-" and air This Is 1973 F vintudt'. I?' p i%tiiIj boat with OrangeCily UlueSprings fl—Houses (Jurnished tsSupp 55-Boats .& Accessories 43—Lots-Acreage 41—Houses -----79—Trucks-Trailers '-' " � 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, June 04, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/a3285e5f68cc41f0c260e749821da9b8.pdf b813f3400930bd7a7347175eb0297182 PDF Text Text 1111111111F6 :: I1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Aniwef to Prs'rOuS PuUte LEISURE Old and New 6:15 (6. 8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7 00 (2. 8) Today (6) News () Bozo's Bin Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Unlscope 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo () Tennessee EVENING II Plan listed 13 Lying on the 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (0) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek 730 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (0) World At War (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Boxing 8:00 (2, 8) Baseball (6) Gunsmoke lookies (35) • , ,•. ,, (24) '' (24) " 1155 (6) Ncv.s - "' Peter Loves Mary (24) Zoom (3$) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart 4:00 (2. 0) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (71) Sesame Street 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Honey West (24) Assignment America 1OOiD (6) Medical Center (9) Billy Graham (13) - Caribe (241 today In Legislature Squad 10:30 (35) In The Public Eye 00 (2.6,0.9) News Yoga 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.0) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (9) News 12:30 (9) Movie 1:00 (2. 0) Tomorrow Show -. - I' "' -- 'i - ''..' " ' ' • ' ' " ' * a -, - V 5 H N O 'Jam INN _~ OIj. ANNNONO ANNON . R 14 , M.. t -_ '' ,"-".,-,.. - - . - 44 45 146 Sugar I have DEAR DR. LAMB enclosed an article on white which is frightening, if It is really this dangerous, please advise your readers. Would It artificial be safer to sweeteners? I am DEAR READER always appalled when I read anything of the nature of the article you sent me. The abysmal ignorance displayed is almost unbelievable. There are some good things and bad things about sugar, but first let's deal with that statement that you should use honey, ma?le syrup, or molasses Instead of white sugar. There are only three simple sugars (hexoses) glucose, fructose and galactose. Galactose is formed only from tactation and Is In milk. Table sugar is a double sugar from the combination of glucose and fructose. When you eat It In any form the double sugar Is divided by an enzyme small Intestine Into glucose and fructose. Honey isa mixture glucose and fructose. You don't need to split it in the intestine before it can be absorbed. Once absorbed both are simply glucose and fructose. In short, honey and sugar are then chemically the same thing. The same is true of the other sugars. Fruit contains both glucose and fructose. So, the idea that white sugar Is more harmful than the other "natural sugars" Is on pure Ignorance. For a more complete discussion of the real chemical nature of sugars and carbohydrates write to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. BOX 1551, Radio City Station, New York N.Y. 10019 and ask for The Health Letter on Sugar and Starch (number 3-8). Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope and 50 cents for mailing and costs. A Natural Food - sugar 41 MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac UIRAL 1UMA OO1 iaoAIN MATS.SVI*Y DAY 'M11:30M-S11.25 of DAVID CAIRADIdE DEATH RACE 2000 OF MUST U WITH PARENT UNDER SPECIAL ALUMINUM SHEETS The article you sent me stated purified sugar is a drug. It Is not, it Is a fond. As far as It being habit forming. to the that eating Is a fairly common habit, I guess It Is. e bad thing about sugar and all of (lie other Concentrated sweets, Including honey, Is that they contain a lot of calories. If you were starving that might not be so bad either, In our society have to fight the battle of the bulge, It is a problem. Other than calories, it is not what sugar contains that can be harmful, but what It lacks. gar is Just as natural a foodd the other sweets. After as dehydrated, all, It extent Th where so many any of Is just r. h..uf 11"1^0 11"1^0 A. beer at all times to flush his kidneys out. I know beer makes you go to the bathroom a lot, but I never heard of a doctor telling a patient to drink beer kidney problem. I know it Is very bad for any infection of the kidneys, bladder and prostate gland. In fact, it happened doctor few years ago, and forbad me to drink anything, so will Including coffee and you please tell me If any doctor would recommend drinking a lot of beer for a disease like tit? for a to me a my tea, In some DEAR READER kidney conditions It Is wise to fluid, pecIf1ca1ly drink lots water, to help keep the urine diluted and, ma sense, flush the tern. This is true in a person sys prone to kidney stones. It is often helpful in infections of the kidney and bladder. - of returns to duty after 10 years of physical disability. He goes after the gunman responsible for his wounds. Laurence l.ucklnbill guest stars as the revenge-bent cop. 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES an NON RUST PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR RCFINGor INSt'LPTING The Herald : -z 58 2 1 4 M - - - Common 611 Smut 1 Proficiency Badges _ - __ _____ 4 h , .1. - - _~4p. - __ - ~~ . •110~ -- [SEEK & FIND' is - - - - a - nervous -, - -- - m' get T$UTI THE BLAZER GIR,,.IP. R THE GROOVE TUBE ______________.J preswe aciWi. deal with the vL*array of other UBRA (Sept. 22-Oct 22) problems people often have. Don't be too Stiff-necked today Contact medical with who Is co.operative society and get their recom- towi'd you. You could find mendntions for doctors inyour yourself aced-out somettillig community. you could have shared. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Use your Imagination today U comic upwlthwaystocutcostz for work or service that you now will performed. wiui gynecotogy prooiems your county to great SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Avoid a social scene today A •. ' ¶ I - '• 1f i'. - of .. Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over SO discoveries per panel in an all-new series 24-page booklets. To order volumes 1. 11 and ill. send $1 for each, makInR cheirks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper YOUR BIRTHDAY June 3, 1975 You'll make two very Interesting friendships this year through a group activity. Each will prove beneficial, though they will be completely opposite types. I is -B. r IA)NG WOOD The city was calm this morning despite the walkout last night of most of the 35 volunteer firemen and the dismissal of Fire Chief Boy laBosslere. No fires reported in the city during the night. City officials had feared an outbreak of fires last night alter one volunteer fireman said, "The city may burn tonight. Without volunteers the city will burn." One paid firefighter was on duty today assisted by two public works department employes who had received some firefighting training; and a fourth man was on standby, Council Chairman J.R. Grant said. Grant said he will decide Wednesday morning on the date and special city council meeting when he will recommend that LaBossiere be granted two-weeks sverance pay plus salary due him for Sunday and Slonday. City officials Grant, Mayor B. Lot-mann and Public Safety Director Doug Keller left the city hail complex at 1 am. today with Grant saying the city was in better shape, lireprotection wise, than it had ever been. Grant's remarks followed assurances from neighboring cities James new Inside Today Thieves Hit Schools . Thieves and vandals struck schools last three in Sanford - and did extensive damage as night well as taking a good bit of cash and valuable items. Bob lJoyd reports on the happenings on Page 2-A. $ a * a, a * $4a11 * a I * * p C 4 4$ .* a * 111, * South's Finest" • * a p4 a A * p New County Department In Offing a a Is L $ p , •• _; . 4 -_!1`!i . 7 - ; i 1--" 'r, * --, 1* • . • __. - .?. -_ . . ~._1~14 , ~' - -IV - *.N. `~' _'.d C'"*, - . lF . - i-i" ;~_; -I - - •- ••-• - - Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs and the insisted the proposed agreement guaranteed the volunteers Seminole County Fire Department that units would respond to everything and the city nothing. city fires during the emergent')'. Particularly repugnant to Grant were the agreement sections Veteran volunteer firefighter with 12 years past service, Roger raising expense the volunteers from $4,000 $6,000 ,Mobley. had not made a decision this morning on whether to annually. a section recognizing the organWtion as the only accept the city's call to reorganize a volunteer unit to assist the volunteer aeney and another requliIng the city to pay expense city's three paid firefighters, who remained on the job. reimbursements to the organization rather than the Individual Grant, meanwhile, made it clear he would sponsor a move to men. raise taxes this year to hire a full-blown paid fire force, if the Connell went over the agreement section by section with Robert effort to reorganize a volunteer department proves unsuccessful. Kelley, president of the volunteers, pointing out phases he thought Keller, who assumed the duties of public safety director, in were open to interpretation. Reference by Connell and Grant was charge of both the police and fire departments Sunday said last also made to a recent incident where a pumper fire truck was night the city would be protected and he personally would man the used to pull a member's vehicle from a Lake in the guise of fire hose if it was necessary. firefighting training. The walkout erupted last night alter the city council Connell asked Kelley if the volunteers intended to quit as Bravo unanimously rejected an ultimatum approve a proposed had indicated and Kelley responded, "Yes sir." with the voiunteers. Grant instructed LaBossiere to call the paid firemen back to Attorney Carmine Bravo, representing the Longwood Volun- work immediately to protect the city. teer Fire Inc., said the volunteers were not tr)ing to When Lallossiere said he would take the action only If the gouge the city or take advantage. "We are here to do good Council guaranteed the men would be paid, Scott moved to accept business," Bravo said, adding "the volunteers are prepared to no Lahlossiere's resignation effective June 1. longer be volunteers." 'Sorry, Roy, I have to think of the city," Cornell said seconding Grant and Council members Gerard Cornell and II.A. Scott the motion, lie cited numerous newspaper accounts that - were of .f -. I . Longwood F'i' re Hassle Heats Up As Volunteers Qu*lt - The Seminole County Commission, acting upon a recommendation from management consultant E. If. Underwood, has begun formulating plans to establish a central purchasing department. Herald Staff Writer dick I jwhridge reports on this Latest development on Page 5-A money to 1 to _A- -, 4, - .,. %I I -- -0 ~ A to L __ ~ - . ..1111 Firefighting gear - boots, hats, coats the Longwood volunteer firemen lays on tables and rha ir,~ in the fire KjI] %ihery they left It after a walkout last night. agreement of Department IaBossiere planned to leave the city's with the Casselberry Fire Department. Jui to Liie a I Continued On Page 5-A) Sewer Ruling Halts Casselberrys Plans By El) PRICK Herald Staff Writer Consumer Utilities, a firm because that's all we're waiting dorses" such a meeting million gallons daily to the city based firm with extensive which is the center of an for to purchase the two utilities, because it could save both of Casselberry. operations in Seminole County. ongoing riff between the County It's costing us money every entities "a lot of money." If that contra is finalized, The city Is also seeking an The Florida Department of Commission and city officials, day," Vihlen noted, But Though Casselberry still is would buy all Pollution Control has handed While Mcintosh has filed a McIntosh said today he hasn't considering the purchase of "allocation agreement" with Seminole operations excluding ilown a written ruling which with the Supreme Court of been advised the county is property for construction of a the county for gallonage from pumping station number four. ativises all cities im, Seminole Florida seeking to block the seeking a meeting to try to sewer plant, the letter fromn Consumer Utilities. That IS if "Seminole County is very County to "tie-in" with existing county's 12.4 million bond resolve the issue. pollution control official.'1 could the city withdraws Its suit and interested in purchasing allows the bond validation to General Waterworks," sewer plants not build new validation, County Commission Last night, Casselberry change those plans. litICS. Chairman Ski Vihien Jr., says Councilman Sal Orlando said New plans certainly include stand. McIntosh said, lie said he will The ruling was read to the he will meet with city officiaLs he's been in contact with Vihien purchase of capacity from Also, Mcintosh informed city work with the count)' attorney Casselberry City Council last to "see if we can come off this in an effort to set up a meeting Maitland. In fact, McIntosh told officials the city is negotiating to insure the same situation night during discussions of the suit situation." between the Council last night Maitland has for purchase of General doesn't develop which surfaced city's plans to purchase land for "They're holding us up entities. Vihlen said he agreed to supply 750,000 to a Waterwcrks, a Winter Park- with Consumer Utilities. construction of a long-awaited City officials had planned to sewer plant. purchase that private utilit along with Indian Hills Utility, "They're telling us to CDfl' bt suddenly teh county decided tract for capacity,' CityAtty to buy it lust. Bond validation KenMcintosh said T 1. Il BOB 011111-11. where slime covered many David Cox, bioloi ist with the Florida to secure money to buy the he said, is because of hIt'raid Outdoor Editor all and dead shad there was current at Game and Fish Commission. The loss of utilities was sought and by "rgionalIzation," or future could be found floating in lazy circles, the water, which should flow north, has county officials. Then the city plans h consolidate all existing The once mighty St. Johns River, The slimy green algae bloom has caused marshes and mucklands to dry voted oppose the county facilities into one almost in its dying throes, has received a advanced as far north as Welaka, out leaving no boiling reservoir during purchase. regional facility. temporary transfusion with the arrival of cording to terence Quinn, operator of the season. Concerning possible land The letter, dated May 20, says the recent heavy rains. " Fish In" at the confluence of purchases. McIntosh says the The restore and preserve However, long time residents who have pollution control officials the St. Johns and Oklawaha rivers, city is 'seriously" ciinsliIering this great wtterway is gai ning support "question construction" of any ssitnessed the decline of the ve predict organization acreage on Red Bug Road and Wulna, in reporting on the bass fishing from many .ources. A rapidly as it new plants. And, in the case of the water will run contest held there this past week end, known as th "Friends of the St. jij" pr,rcel on Lake Tony. However, Casselberry, the letter says it came because of channelization and he said landowners are said, "No bass at all caught in the St. is taking the lead in the fight to save would be "economically un- diversion at the river's source. Johns what fish were Landed were riser and s30rtsmen's clubs and corn- becoming impatient and infeasible" to go ahead with plans Even WeLh the 10 to 12-inch rise in the sistent the city either buy land taken from the Oklawaha where the mercial fisting groups are Joining in water level, sandbars still exist where to build a new plant. soon flowing." or not at all. the current ninny springs keep feet 'instead, the letter advised the the channel I supposed The and Fresh Water Fish The holdup now is the letter Council to "tie-in" with one of deep. 11w dLversL!i of ore: 00 t(1il.Ofl Cointiiisic 195t week adopted a from Tallahassee which week ago, the famous bass Until two existing plants nearby the the upper gallons daily resolution IF voring the restoration of the Mcintosh says will apply Inc City of Maitland or fishing stream was flowing backward, ('it)' reaches of the St. Johns was reported by river to Its proper channels t'trv city in the county - two governmental "en- CHOICE OF INCLUDES ALL FOR *1 * 4 * 4 1.35 1 BREAKFAST SPECIALS a ** * 111. 17.92 fIord Being * CAREY OUT OI?DEPS WELCOMEIII IW I * 3229646 - ' f • . - •. - ..- . 4A 813 458 5A 6-78 88 .311 GA -- . - 1.r. iIlI1t) EditorialHoroscope Hospital Obituaries Sports - Television Women's - .. - 4A 4A 311 5A SA 1.2-38 38 1 6A Give St. JohnsTransfusion reason, areas no won to sewer ac- rainy movement to . Across From Movieland . %VKATIIEIt 4 * / * * Served Monday-Sun, 6a.m.. 11 am I Around the ('lock Bridge - Business Calendar Classified Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby Quinn's FROM 97"1111 II \ * Index * I' * Dd _* . /i - ' ' I energy By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer " * 1111 H • '- Chief Asked To Resign a of i ______ of Every Tuesday Is Family Day & Nitel one ' ' .. ., * - ii;i ( -. * *, - ' . COLEMAN'S 111 `1 1 * a get j 1 - •• .' \ - * * a a a * 111 * * * * * "" ,s,' , at four area yours of uin -- -• * ' 1 - y S U - you. 4 . ,..j .. where you'll find yourself too to sound your ideas out on close to one whose actions others before trying them. annoy Don't ask advice from one who is always negative. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Keep one who has no iisc&s (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) business butting Into private Be careful today of one who fanifly matters out of your may be looking for a piece of affairs. He'll Just stir things up, the action from something AQUARIUS Jan. fl-Feh. 19) you've earned through your You'll feel today that ou have own efforts. an - , 'c.' Chamber 41 '1`4 •r' - 4 A _. ~ -.. - eve your f d. 1975 * 'Most of the refugees who came out faced high risks had they remained," he explained. He cautioned against asking too many questions of the refugee's concerning the demoralization of the South Vietnamese Army. "I believe I wanted to 11 but the people of the pokticI politica l there was no one to lead them at the time. Panic is _'; ', II • - Snl~ - time of a * * associated with Americans to flee the country before the Communists caught up with . - gang you up. ________________________________ . • - - you Sanford Welcomes Viet Refugees Instead, the Comm ssion learned several weeks ago that By JEAN PAESON $300,000 was needed to purchase Herald Women's Editor 'htsof the t the Maitland-I-4 Interchange in They had to bring extra Seminole Count) chairs Into the Sanford CIVIC A change in engineering (enter tins morning to acdesign which moved more of commodate all the Sanford th. rnterhange into the count) residents who turned out to has accounted for the need to meet the Vietnamese refugees hossereguestsofhonor at the purchase additional rights-of of way,accnr(lingtnregional[)OT Greater Sanford ('onunerce Personality Breakofficials. fast. Regional DOT engineer C. A. .. Of course the refugees Benethitsa1dntht mission) aware of it sooner Walter A. Houth, who was . , than L di responsible for evacuatIng -' • 4 t t L I t tZ - .: I I . ,'t 4.' . j'' opinion. . reiugee amies Charles Smith, another DOT many oi toe , . ¶' . I I While all of the refugees in official, said 'we overlooked from Saigon and bringing them I I Sanford have sponsors, Rev. to Sanfor I t. " ; Routhhasa List of individuals 'More than material "'r' According to Benedict, the and families still In Camp t, ."...'•' •:, ii'". plans were changed nearly two hOwever, these people need to . : ; Pendleton, Calif., who will not t be welcomed with hearts lull of years ago and although 4.' 1' .'L ' be allowed out of the bart wtil wrcDIka #'rrSI CAt!IaW curt would not have changed love and understanding, he JSWII,J they have sponsors. anything, we should have said. Mr. and "Sometimes I think it was A way to beat the heat, and the crisis as se get a caught it earlier." Judging from the ovation Mrs. Bob Gregory Sanford and shy Susan Gregory. easier getting them out of preview hot summer days, is to get sailing one on of the area's given the Vietnamese families Saigon than out of Camp o many lakes. Using only wind power this catamarran skims over Seminole County Commission at the conclusion of Rev, around to make the acquain- residents. panic and fear which spread the Pendleton" commented Rev. Lake Ton)' In South Seminole. (Herald Photo by Jane this morning, In a 3-2 vote, Routh's address, and the tance of the refugees, Sanford Rev. Routh described the rout length and breadth of South Casseiberrys adopted a resolution eagerness with which their hearts have already warmed to of the Vietnamese forces during Vietnam and the desperation of Routh establishing 1)01's five-year American hosts gathered the plight of these new the final weeks of the war, the those Vietnamese who tiadbeen (Continued On Page 2-A) HOROSCOPE are Th _______ a I!niYTI IDEAL LINING MATERIAL ( ey Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) . P 1 :m A ,c., T! ',''• an in 't EACH ~t~ - - ~_.;; Joanna such, It provides lots of valuable calories, but It contains no vitamins or minerals and no bulk. We need bulk for proper digestion and that is why it Is wise to get your carboh)*ates from fresh fruits Drinking lots of flwd does not and vegetables and whole mean drinking alcoholic cereals. All of these foods, when beverages, including beer. digested, yield the same Alcohol damages cells and Is BERNICE BEDE 0501. product into the bloodstream hard on the kidney and urinary that you get from sugar. They There not a single just give OU bulk and vitamins kidney, bladder, or prostate For Tuesday, June 3, In addition, disease or disorder that Is Sugar does not cause nervous benefited by alcohol. Tell your ARIES March 21-April 19L breakdowns. Anyone with friend to switch to water Be willing to make concessions common sense would know without the alcohol, and he will In dealing with associates otherwise inasmuch as most of do Just as well, today, though you strongly feel statistics us use some sugar which It Is. I have your way is best DEAR DR. LAMB show quite a lot and there are TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) lot of us who haven't had a just moved from another state at least and must seek out a new doctor. Your freedom of movement will nervous breakdown The question is what kind? I be sharply curtailed today not yet. have had hot flashes for 15 because of tasks imposed upon You can have disorders with abnormal sugar years, and they are as bad now you. Delegate work where metabolism, but these cases as any of the worst times in possible. .i...,. •r I'L'%.IVMI IA.... 'III,,.... M Tn s-v1611,11%au, utaui s'iuj are mewcai conwuons in in- uxme i yvwb. organizational work club or low energy and a Because of dividuals with Illnesses, not the blood today, volunteer with care, If low general population. My general tendency toward you tackle an assignment, have impression of the article you pressure, I'm on a small are reading amount of thyroid. With or a committee to back sent is that CANCER (June 21-July 22) material that may provide without medication, I'm told I us misinformation to still have normal metabolism. Be prepared to switch tactics dangero goals. hi I'm told today through I'm I'm 55 and you about your health. alternate plan If the Use DEAR Nt. LAMB I have a the menopause. opposition gets too stiff. '.ery o(xl friend who is supDEAR READER LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't posed to have an incurable told me his Everyone needs a family try toconvlxe one whoseviews kidney disease. lie doctor. One is not always easy the oppose completely doctor told him to drink lots of to come by. ideas today. lie merits of your A hmily physician r,.va be sold at this time, you to specialists as you need aoa.o CNAM VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be ases, them, if the occasionarises, T$LAt T'I much extra-protective of your You not going to DEATH RACE ticip out of gynecologist if you resources today, especially If Show 2000 AdultS auto accident dealing with one whose motives 1 a happen to have an 11.111111 MATINEE 2:$J the flu, lie Is too busy are suspect. Resist hightract, - '-. 10.11 CBS MEDICAL CENTER "The Faces of Evil" Rerun Dr. Gannon is mystified by the Lack of cooperation from a woman patient. He feels she Is hiding something, perhaps the result of fear. can refer can C ~f5 _________________________________________ - - USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 63 54 2 56 - 9'9:30 CBS MAIJDE Rerun It as tithe end of another CARIBE ABC 10 11 marriage iage for Maude when she and neighbor Arthur Hai'nt°fl "Vanished" Rerun avalatrlx who walk In on their spouses, Walter Pettel plays innocent gets Involved with smuggling and Vivian, embrace. Maude refuses to ring and becomes the target Of leader believe It Is so innocent. The fun revenge when the begins when they start dividing goes after her. Logan and Waters hope to reach her first. the community property. to ac WHILE SUPPLY LASTS - X*0 ,. k4 "'r' A - - WEEKDAYS --- .4.. • - 7 9:30.10 CBS RIIOD/1 Rerun Victor French plays an ornery Joe's buddy, Charlie, visits his for sheriff who terrorizes the old friend and meets Rhoda first townspeople to keep them In the first time. It is hate at line as he runs roughshod over sight. Neither likes the other them. lie gets himself tamed Charlie nor Ithod. And Joe Is with some "friendly advice" caught in the middle. and a good lesson In being 9-10 ABC S.W.A.T. "The decent Killing Ground" Rerun, when saves an amnusnea NBC MAJOR the unit 8-to policeman, whose partner LEAGUE BASEBALL After already has been killed, Joe Garrigiola's pregame S.W.A.T. gets a new member. discourse, a major league game Jim Street isso impresseirl with will be televised, the unit that saved him, he asks 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES to be transferred to S.W.A.T so "Vendetta" Rerun Seething for he can join them in tracking revenge, a former policeman down the killers. - ,.'i.,i,I ndop" Rerun Rerun 1181" IISl 1 - - 55 - I V #%1l_. I N" m' .,• 1 . 8.9 CBS GUNSMOKE rA % Writer i."T - MH 0 program in the county. (om. DOT officials, attempting to of-way purchases and the county's five-year road Top priority Items include inssioners harry Kwiatkowski neutralize the zap of the funds engineering cost would amount program repaving and widening SR 434 and Mike Ilattaway voted loss, have agreed to reciprocate to $350,000, and could be more Benedict, however, assured from SR 436 to the Seaboard Apologetically, state against the resolution. expensive In a few years with the board that as long ashewas Coastline Railroad, and by purchasing the rjght.s.of.way Department of Transportation Kwiatkowski said the county and paying for the engineering the rise of inflation, according in the regional office, the repairing the SR 419 from SR EX)T) offidals yesterday told had not received enough for widening Sit 431 in the west to Commission Chairman Ski priority items in the county's 434 to SR 100, Seminole County Corn- assurances ftorn the DOT that mart of the county. Vihien Jr. The DOT officials must fIc five-year road program would '"' '.aesioners un'i w 't' ? eJGO,000 uId be rCiHl-'t Eut, ifie SR 4s1 not be in j itt plans with ctate a3 of t:xr move to take $300,000 Instead of bursed. Total estimated cost of rights- project may fall at the end of the $.Y) 000 1)01 officials by July 1. $18,000 out of the county's secondary road fund should a ip.ited than a year ago. Herald Staff onartz _____ . . . Tuesday N. FRENCH AVE. ''.I_ ONE use 300 - 'I 1 -. - 9 w_ -- ex- . 5 I I - - '- ________________ 1 I F 16 8.9 t'BS "IN THE BEGINTView: CBS plans to produce bnng.ig the entire sordid story explore the minds of these network revealed it has Ut of misdirection chased TV rights to 'That's Traveling extensively NING it can be exposed misfits, is a the Charles Manson story as a on TV willmusical the Manson through Egypt and the Nile Entertainment," dramatic special next season. to millions? There can be no effort. The Charles of last year, for Lord Kenneth Clark has on television. from niace wi' Th. .5nnn ctrkrv is one nsvcholoiical alns story has no bn.office hit Valley. w-.,-•J DIALING AROUND: It is airing next year. Is that what produced a fascinating hour's of the nwst grisly crimes in ploring the fiendish Manson history. Even without the ex- story. To re-create the history ironic that at the same time they mean by "satisfying all program on the evolution of Now that the nets civilization, going back 5,000 this sordid crime, even to CBS announced it planned the tastes"?. plicitness of the gruesome murders,what can be gained by represent it as an effort to Manson story special, the have their fall schedules out of years through Egyptian art. It the way, all they have to worry is colorful as well as intriguing, midseason an awesome look at ancient is about replacements. Vicious cycle. .orks, as sell as the Great Pyramids Is (35) I 4S I 13 - ' I - (24) L1 J, 11 - - , B MICK l.00IIRWGE -. , 10 9 18 ___- ,.II 11 (35) Felony I - • _I= TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS The Ghost 6 I 14 (13) SW AT (24) Special (44) Movie -- ' (4) lfltCe Stooges DOT Red-Faced Over Fund Loss 44 sea 4'• _I 5_ F Design Change Cost County $300,000 Superlative 4 Region in Caesar 5 sufftx ancient murilerers 52 Secretive Greece group (abS 5 Tezt corrector 20 Early Christian 21 Musical 53 Ships record 6 Hosplal composi tion ';4 Reform *n,r' Villa Alegre (c (35) My Partner (anal) music rooms 2 Brythonic god 17'Old 3 Patriotic group never die' tab) 19 One of popper 38 Old 40 Rhythm in u... 27 Granular snow masses 28 Apparels 31 Emvnd 34 Bird's beak 36 Electrical units 39 Searches 41 Roving Winged 45 Produced 46 Solar disk 48 Moths 12 lair 13 Items for openings Sanford, Florida 32771-PrIce 10 Cents 23 landing boat 26 Angry 7 Final ornament 8 Pass over with a c'oth 9 Biblical DOWNpatriarch 10 Vivid colors 35 Italian City 37 Hawai.an Lost In Space CBS News 67th Year, No. 245-Tuesday, June 3, 1975 feature 18 Ssgmosd curve 19 existentialist 22 Russian city 24001 up 25 German playwright 29 Be seated 30 Make over 32 Forest item F'erich city 6:30 (2.8) NBC News (6) '1 57 leases 16 Washes sightly 58 Theater (44) Lucy Show Show international ' (9) All My Children (35. 44) Movie 110 (2.8) Days Of Our Lives Lifestyle (8) Romper Room ' (6, News (9) Blankety Blank (35) Florida (35) 700 Club (33) i''."4•t Ii, (0) Movie support 6:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News Live (35) Uncle Hubie Squares Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild asetit Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety destination 15 Camera Digest (24) Electric Company (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To 12:30 (2, ) Blank Check (6) Search For (44) JUflUiuIl 10:00 (2) Celebrity Change (44) Dinah 8:30 (13) Champions (9) General Hospital (35) Cartoons (9) Password (35) Big Valley 1100 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Prpsident 1972 , 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (. 9) Movie (44) Fury 9.3fl ,,• ''4) PItirnt . • AFTERNOON (44) Father Knows B'SI (9) Special: The Ultimate Risk 10:30 (2.8) Wheel Of Fortune (9) The Making of the it ' Coping With (41) braves (6) Maude - Tuxedo 830 -30 (44) Andy's Ganq (9) . k& back 14 Roach (44) Mickey Mouse Club 1:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Gilllgan's Island (33) Batman (44) GlIligan's Island 5:00 () Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (33) MIckey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Mod ern Homt (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2. 0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Showdown (3$) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2.8) Another World (6) Price Is Right TONIGHT'S TV 11 statesman f1756.1836 43 Iron 44 Cal1dlflut ,'*e 47 Less difficult 49 Newest 51 Source of wisdom tideles" 55 56 Of greater age More antique 6 Marc recent J - Monday 42 American ACO$ Monday, June______________ 2, 197S-6B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. J I - Yesterday's high 90, overnigh low U. Rainfall .16 hit ht'. Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy through Wednt'%dJV sslth thundershnsers likely, mainly during the ;iffrrnoon and evening hours. Highs In the upper Ns and ". Varia1" mostI) t't'uthrm.y winds ks 90s. Lout In tti 10 to 15 mph gust near thundershowers. Rain probability 30 per cent tonight and SO per cent Wednesday. Page 5.-A. Complete details and tides on ri r, a aew off as - - to be five Can e - a of water in to -- �•- - -- -----.-, - 197 Tuesday. June 3, 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- 1 ,W .w 1. - .- . -, .. --~__ - , NATION IN BRIEF .1111 - -- SCHOOL CIRCUS £ il o H A For hours, JT oe ..euaru (Al.UAO, La. (AP) perc hed desperately on a valve handle to keep his head inside a bubble of life-saving air. He was trapped 50 feet underwater in an upside-down offshore oil One minute he was asleep in his bunk in the airconditioned crew's quarterb atop the mammoth $5 million oil well workover rig, Progress ,Nlarine No. 2, which was being lowed slowly across a placid sea. Then, swidenly, the four men were scrambling - water and pitch-dark confusion, thtir air pocket fouled with spilled diesel oil and made hideous with the sound of the rig's stress and strain. 1 was just about gone when I saw a light," said Bellard. "Then the diver came through. I thought, 'llotlelujah! " . I- P I I .4 1.1 : .. . .... . : . . .. . .: ____ 0 : -T I ~ I ..... - ... - - . ' . _._ ____ - - iy !¶ fl' _' - 11% .$ JJ1T i_i r- - T _______ . --.. __________________ - SEMM I k x _______ _____ . ______________ .- - 'k'' / 'ei 1( ________ - : . f -- 4 / .1 , •. ' . . ! j_ - / j;. f .- ., r .- federal grand jury investigating allegations of fund raising improprieties. plernentingafranchise system for refuse firms, unless Cornmission decides to step hack to a franchising plan it had modiried or come up with another plan The original 5)51cm called for . ........ - -- . : .• 7 Drug Price Ads Supported . .:i4 ,,, - - i . J. " . - - first proposed was quickly opposed by county residents concerned about not be ing able - - ~6 .. 1ri - -, ' I . ) ...At . I . 1 . S. ) ll I - J . - . ' - t'P f CIA Plot Charged -. - , -, I .,•, . - - ,,' - ç 1 -" - " - . tu - - - . ' , , - - ' t 1 N - . . • Seminole County Cornmis.sioners yesterday adopted next fiscal year's $310,000 county road program, a plan which is expected to Include repaving Longwood hills Road f' - - Commissioners pushed and pulled on dollar signs and priority projects in a work session and whittled the total cost of the program down from over $330,000 to the $310,000 figure. The county road program, which still requires formal approval by the Commission, deletes $10,000 from $25,000 to handle school board requests. - . - . n Sa In 1934 "f a e money olend. We do flO'S*f, LOO. - - ___ r Council, Firemen Schedule Buy your family a whole lot Work Session At Lake Mary of Sem i nole a flt Vol usia, By DONNA ES1'F..S Herald Staff Writer of over $100 with the City the City Council up that this is a Council asking bids onproposed volunteer fire department," mith told 25 volunteer purchases of over $1000. LAKE MARY- Mayor The fire cornmissoners, firefighters Saturday at a Walter Sorenson has called a appointed by Sorenson with meeting attended by Sorenson workshop meetliig of the City council approval for one year and City Council member Council,Fire Chief Chuck terms are Frank Herndon, Virginia Mercer. Mrs. Mercer said the fire Smith rl :ner;ibers of the Wa)ne Sanders, Itoger Stwiitx>, Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 Delivered 6x a week to your home, only SSc a week - $2.40 a month. volunteer lire department for Ralph Schwvickert, and Lloyd department should be exempt 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at city Gibbons. from city purchase order hail. Under the purchase order procedures. OR MAIL THIS COUPON The meeting, he said today, sysetm, proposed purchases the would be presented In Pease start home delivery of The Herald volunteer w ho reWisition form to new city name ............................................threatened to boycott the city bookkeeper James Collins, who nday Saturday the new purchasing in turn would issue purchase Address ystem he is 1nitiat.ng. Published Daiy and Sunday, orders and acquire Wr,ates CPiII'na% &Ud . TrIephnn ......................................The cystem, muds like that from various area business Day b y The Sanlor d He rald, Inc., practiced in most cities, N French Ave, %anford. Sorenson noted has apparently Sorenson s&td it was na 32171 been trtLswxIerstood by the origin2ily envisioned this would Paid cut down on work for the lire volunteers, Florida The intention, he noted, was chief, who is volunteering his SubtaiPliofl Raie by 1.a'rler to continue the practice of time to the city. P.O. Box 1L57 Sanford, Fl. 32771 hriing appointed fire corn- "II may take the shock Evening Newspaper" -n1is1oners approve purchases treatment of a atrtki to wake IIIIIIIIIIIII - j Evening lknuM Su s E wensng I-IeFJIIJ L 0jJJ Sundau J "Your US -. .. __ ___ I _._",.,..~ X -.:p ,~,V_.I--__. ~ -1 .j15Te_egii ---xv - -pf " a ~_ .. . ~-1 - - _ U4 Q!T~ -. --_ , 1 _ l e l "W" ___ _,__ I fo . *~_ : ~ _:*_ I I ; - ~ V, - -1,~"_*, .:,~~_;.::~~ _ _ ___1-__.._1___. -.1=__"_ _ -1 ~I ...--,~A-"...~__ ",_."? ,~, __': .t i i .'r. '' "K,;-,I,*;,~--. t.'r.*, ___ __ -1 I . - - 2 '- . ' 1:- - - r I\ th -i 4-:'4. Bills passed: Unemployment $82. Conipens- S11554. Gordon, ground check of all applicants, Committee. To House. Disabled - Requires hospitals to notify Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services of person suffering spinal cord injuries. 11111821. To gov- To - 0 ernor. Exempts sales Sales tax and rental of seeing eye guide dogs from state sales tax. 1111611. To governor. Opens up Retirement of state elected class retirement system for threemonth period period this fall. Also would deny Justice David - - : - 1 ' _-:._--F-- -: 1 ,_._s - -- ll a ment t • Loans fix home Improvements. HeMW __________ 1 .-' litter enfercement of. ficers to enforce the Florida 1,111cr Law. 11131150. To.gover• Sanford - -. ½-.- - --- - -- --- -.----. - - - - .--- -- -- - -- - __.__._._ __ . _ S. designate of missioner Mike Hattaway was out of the conference room when the four-member consensus was taken. area. Andrews estimated the cost for the project to require the county pay $42,000 and Longwood to pay $25000. Specific projects still need to be detailed. Andrews said. Commissioner John Kimbrough was instrumental in Commissioners seeing that enough money was Hattaway, keep the road program cost as close to $30),(X) as possible. In the resolution proposed by Commissioner John Kimbrough, the county requests that Sanford City Manager Warren 'Pete' Knowles take full responsibility for the removal of the oak trees and if Knowles does not comply then the county will take the 46A project out of its road program. Commissioner also voted resolution. A "lix 64 want to say that I had 8th Judicial Circuit Court seat considered filing an application cing vacated by Judge when Judge Akridge firs', anslliarn Akridge. nounceti his plans to retire, but "I noticed this morning that a after consulting with my family - -- ,-' -~ ~1 I I ai( ui-. own ments for graduates of foreign medical schools, 1111435. Kutun and others. To house with Impeachment O'Malley - Approved 11 artit'Ies of Impeachment against Treasurer-Insurance Commis- imendrisenLs political activities O'Malley. state or any county of city from forcing any ether officer of employ to make a political eontribution 1111891. To governor, Resolutions passed' Veterans - Opposes consideration of Vietnam-era draft dodgers and military deserters as honorably discharged veterans for eligibility purposes in employment 11011711.5. To governor. The [louse Thomas [" R.A-V iIUNT 0 FREE DIAL-A-COUNTL)00 A regular savings account. It's the ultimate in savings "convenience." It's depositing or withdrawing your funds by phone. Seminole Savers can phone in to transfer money (minimum of $100) to and from their bank checking account. So you earn 51/4% interest day- Thomas The Governor hItS Reorganizes the Health and Rehabilitative Services Department. 513165. [IRS Committee. Effective July I. Prisons - Creates a new deoffender partrncnt of rehabilitation from the Corrections Division and most of the field stall of the Parole in today-out on funds that would otherwise be idle. Phone 323-1060 and Probation Commission FREE STATEMENTS- S11I69. Shows complete transactions itemizing de- - Committee. FREE DIRECT DEPOSIT OF GOVERNMENT OR PAYROLLCHECKS - PLAN SERVICE, INC. First Federal of Seminole will carry and pay for burglary insurance in the sum of $5,000 on contents excluding cash, silver and gold bullion. Insured through Aetna Life and Casualty Company. Additional insurance is available at your request FREE STATE-WIDE, NATION-WIDE EMERGENCY CASHCash a check or make a cash withdrawal up to $200 per week from your Seminole Savers Account at all participating associations in the U. S. " No Service Charge to all 5eminole Savers Account holders. BEWM <% 6,,~ CHICP 1 The fastest, most convenient method to find needed zip codes. 4 CONVENIENTLY deposited to your savings longer worry about theft or forgery of your 'S•4__' - II.• I, '&-r 6 800M account at First Federal of Seminole. No :1I SI 5 checks. Never lose or misplace your check. FREE MONEY ORDERS- It's PROFITABLE, Earn Top Interest. Its No Service Charge to all Seminole Savers Account holders. SAFE in your savings account. Memoer FSLIC. 1 FIRST PER ', FEDERAItöF _ _ L wo"WE I NC)LE Sft SAHFO*D fflCI OVILDO OUKL WINUC PARK 0111(5 LONCW000 OHICI OLV.,C* CiR 0111(5 311W. 1,vtt Strs"rt O,edo 51oppn Ceti tes 150 lee Road State Road 414 at U S 1792 555 Intrvmnrr Road PH, 322-3649 *__ FREE INSURANCE OF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES- U. S. ZIP SERVICE_ ER VICE- Perfect Painter White, Rag. 8.49 GAL NI Pun2ose. High Gloss _i on Sat. At4OUNT FREE EXCLUSIVE 130U45. (30$) $34-OO t.. Open Mon. thru Fri. lam. .So.rn. - Closed Statements are mailed at the end of each quarter. No service charge P.O. Box lots, Longwood, Florida 32750 s Sanford Electric Co. posits, withdrawals, transfers, pre-authorized loan payments and interest earned. Custom House Plans Stock House Plans Room Additions Plot Plans - Eloctrical Wiring Spocialisti. No Job Too L.are Or Too Small. FREE TRAVELERS CHECKS Effective June 1, Foe lot randexteIor use Cabinets, odwork, trim, household equipment and many other uses Scrubbable, durable. Excellent gloss retention. Calrod surface units with accurate pushbutton controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-size oven features non-tilt shelf and oven door that's removable for easier oven cleaning. - Let Us Design Your Dream Home ASSOCIATED -'--Z' I inole Savers Account. $300.00 minimum balance. Signed into law: hiltS $229 I Identifies you for cashing checks and other transactions, at all First Federal of Seminole offices up to the clear balance of your Sem- sioner -.__=; - -- Beautifully styled with General Electric's new upswept cooktop that 's so easy to keep clean! Hi-speed C The Sanford attorney said he position as a judge "at some future time." id not talked with "any news Protiibits officer or employc of the IN, SEMINOLE SAVERS F PRES11GE 1 - .-- - 1110~1~ J3O2 U. 'hue flattered to be con- seat on the bench," McIntosh said. dered, I am not filing and apLication for the Job," McIntosh McIntosh said this did not ild. close the door to his seeking a cense examination require. 91 M 1 - EIRJT FEDERA.LJoF SEMIIIOI.E O Y Ill - .. fabe I • 70~"V the D ews story has appeared and giving the entire picture a nking my name to the 18th complete study, I have decided It would not be in the best Inircult Court judgeship and I 'ant to make it clear that, terests of my family to seek the 515 E. ELM AVE. - against ' MARY CARTER PAINT STORE - 11- 44 - I o PRESTIGE ,._•' .* __ Williams " ENAMEL (OIL MKI driver training ')u,jslc 'y Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. 11111775, Transportation (.mnmittet'. To governor. litter - Allows counties to of Atlantic National Bank who lives on Longwood hilts Road, is district commissioner representing the GAL sLite li ce nsing and certif I- atlori - I- Kimbrough, Road. The paving project will program's budget is close to be jointly funded by the county Pro- - Atlantic Bank Corn- Harry Kwiatkowski and Dick Williams all said they wanted to upon pension - riot. - a McCain - Ins commissioners. to be budgeted to include reworking Longwood Hills resigning from the court. 1111970. Melvin and others. To house with amendment. Retirement - Creates sevenmiis'tnber state retirement comn mission 1111182. Melvin and others. To house with amendnient. Medical gradua tes viIes alternative to certain Ii- law, justifiable homicide changes betting laws and enacts three-year mandatory minimum sentence for use of firearm provisior.. 11111289. To I lou.se with aiiwndiiiets. Free enterprise Requires a fret' enterprise and consumer education program be set up in the public schools in which each student shall participate ('S. 11114 70. Educatan Committee. To gvernor. quire~ Requires Driver training Judiciary-Criminal CS-S11245. governor. e Establishes bill Retarded of rights for the retarded in state Sunland institutitions and sets minimum housing standards and training criteria. CS1111815. To governor. New conununities - Imposes uniform standards to developopers of so-called new comnmnunities and large scale developments. ('S41131780. To gover. nor, Criminal code - Amends t.....__ .___-" f'.. I.' L-' - Florida criminal CIXIC that goes into effect Out. I to include old ('4 fly idate for appointment to the Security guards Requires all security guards in the state to be licensed by the secretary of state's office, and to obtain a special permit if hey want to carry a gun. Requires back- ation - Raises maximum weekly unemployment cornpens.ation benefits from $74 to -r ': the Tallahassee Tally omes Refugees rd W f proposed FREE PRESTIGE CARDS- By The Associated Press Monday, June!, 1975 The Senate .- Commissioner Mike hattaway, who yesterday was In favor of capping the road Longwood Hills Road project in program at $300,000, voted the program for three years, against adoption of the but now that Scott Electronics program this morning because in Lake Mary is preparing to it included widening 46A. He open, the road needs to be said because of the large oak reworked. trees along the roadway the lie said he expected a great road should not be widened deal of traffic to travel on the because it would mean cutting road to and from the plant. down the trees. Sanford Attorney Ken McIn- reporter from any paper ash today removed his name regarding the possibility of his rom consideration as a can- seeking the position. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -The Senate has voted to stiffen the penalty for possessing more than 2.2 pounds of marijuana but has shouted down an attempt to ease the penalties for possession of between five and 12 grams. On a voice vote, the Senate defeated an amendment Monday by Sen. Jack Gordon, DMiami Beach, and Kenneth Myers, 1)-Miami, that would have made possession of 12 grams or less subject to one year in jail and a $1,000 file. The present law makes persons convicted of possessing five grams or less subject to $1,000 line and one year in jail. Persons convicted of possessing more than five grams are now subject to a five-year prison term and $5,000 Fine. Four Area Schools H*lt' Thsieves, Vandals ' county, - - - - - - - - , em ovab ~ W F _._7 McIntosh Removes Name From List .._. Lake Brantley, Crooms, Lakeview, Seminole High Are Targets . and the City of Longwood. Kimbrough said he has postponed including the $25,000 for sidewalks for several elementary schools. Commissioners were aided in their discussion by Director of Public Works Bob Andrews, County Engineer Bill Bush and J.C. Lavender, head of the road department. Andrews, recently hired by But, already included in the Pot Penalty Stiffened - •' Giant Capacity.. Qv.en le I r* Welth l N .Tiolt-0--shelf no V surge when Scott Electronics compromise with the $310,000 figure and satisfied four of the opens. -, : ing $15,751 in federal income taxes. 11e resigned in April 1974 when a House impeachment committee was named after his indictment in state court on 19 to handle the expected traffic the - d ' By MICK IA)CHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin was to ask the Cabinet today to order a public hearing on the proposed leasing of 8,160 acres of the Everglades to a sugar firm. Shevin made the announcement Monday In an opinion to Gov. Reubin Askew that the land-swap, proposed by the staff of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund, could not be acted upon by the Cabinet without a public hearing. The Shevin opinion appeared to clear one controversial environmental issue from the Cabinet agenda. But heated arguments were expected on a proposal that the state impose land-use guidelines for the Green Swamp. State planners urged the Cabinet to write the regulations because officials in Polk and Lake counties failed to write them within six months after the swamp was declared an area of critical state concern. "ven Boos t Gi -.: :.-- education contracts and evad- ' The vote suspends turn from office until completion of the Senate trial, expected in rnidd'e or late summer. O'Malley, who refused to resign, left his office without comment after the O-4 to 15 vote. Gov. Reubin Askew declined comment on a succes- -11 4=1- Shevin Wants Lease Hearing iyF Airport Cst •. Allgood said that after a 90day study of Christian's activities, background and health, he would determine whether Christian should be released or serve more of the maximum live year sentence. Christian also could be fined up to $5,000. Christian pleaded guilty April 22 to not reporting $30,000 income from kickbacks on state A fourth justice must be named to succeed Justice Daild McCain, who resigned el. fective Aug. 31 after a House cositmittee recommended his impeachment on charges of helping friends In court cases. ?oar 0d olI., i4Za_s__.J_L~L Includes Longwood Paving jt~ - - Tuesday, June 3, I91I-34 Sot. Dekie quit in February during an investigation of his receiving a secret memorandum from a utilities lawyer in a multimillion-doll.ar utility Lax case. ing more than $70,000 from his former law partners in Miami in return for diverting insurance company business to them. lie was also charged with soliciting and accepting $1,000 from Independent Life Insurance Co. before approving its request to build an office building. . between Disney and schools in Anaheim, Calif., and Orlando," said Dick Ross, director of entertainment at Disney World, j, charges of bribery, conspiracy and perjury. Found guilty of conspiracy, perjury and receiving $49,000 in kickbacks, he was fined $11,000, placed on probation for se'en years and ordered to pay the state $32,000 for money lost when he awarded a mobile classroom contract to a friend's company. The House of Representatives voted impeachment of O'Malley, 41, on charges of ob.. taming some $72,000 in financial favors. It was the first impeachment of a state cabinet officer since 1897. O'Malley was ;iccu.sed of tak- Tex., on July 1. County Pare "It is part of a work experience program developed Sanford's Gene Eiselein (right) is shown with William D. Toohey security prison in Texarkana, ,II ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Hundreds of high school students are beating a tight job market and earning school credits by taking part in Walt Disney's salute to the nation's 200th birthday. With Mickey Mouse, Goofy and Donald Duck leading the way, some 300 students, ages 15 to 17, will be marching along Wall Disney World's Main Street twice a day for the next year in a special bicentennial parade. "America on Parade" will begin Saturday at the Disney attraction near Orlando and Disneyland In California. Some 1,200 performances will be given before the final parade is held in September 1976. The studunus will get a halfhour of credit for each nineweek session and will be paid $7.40 a parade. I iL to - - threat of im- peactuTient. Christian, 60, the first Florida Cabinet officer sent to prison, was scntenced by U.S. District Judge Clarence W. Allgood and rIrderr(l report to the medium Disney Salute Aids Kids • ., ' - IF ,.. signed under "As God is my witness, I never received one red cent of these monies," he said. Prosecutors in the bribery conspiracy trial of the exsenator and four others finished reading a 350-page transcript Monday of Gurney's May 1974 testimony before a Jacksonville grand jury. The government was to call its next witness today following arguments on trial matters to be heard before U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman outside the presence of the 18-member Juy. Girn,iv Groot and Joseob Rct,1 nliiç former federal housing officers K. Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz, are charged with conspiracy to build an illegal slush fund through influence peddling. -I to select the firm by which they Washington, D.C., president of Discover America Travel would be services. -. :i. organizations during meeting at New Orleans. 04. . \ \ 4 The citizen's complaints V caused Commission •: ;:::. able to Drug stores would be WASHINGTON (AP) • #q#.4di*44qt # ( I the plan to where franchises 6:4 :W T. adverti.se prices of prescription drugs and customers thus ; gran ted bu t nocertaIn , . could shop for the cheapest price if the Federal Trade - .! 'f. : 11 reas would be set. Commission adopts a proposed regulation. ed against the Freeman advis '-,l0. Hovever, a survey of the 16 states and the District f modified system. He sa id that Columbia where drug-price advertising already is I to have exclusive franchises allowed shows that not all druggists and drugcompanies only one company would be I ' . are eager to advertise prices, even w hen it's legal IJ I'\ , / . permitted to operate in a 7' .. ' &! E The FTC, in making the proposal Monday, asserted that I:: certain area. This would either ';' , comparison shopping for prescription drugs would save NEW ORLEANS -The Sou th Sanford Airport and new fixed mean that one com pa ny served .1'i.4' I consumers more than $130 million a year. the entire county, or that the La the topregionaldestination - base facili ti es as well as The, jj .11 i i. V, I of Commerce: of the 70 millIon Chamber county was cut up into areas 38 per cent - I Aviation and Golden Age: on tours and firms were told which adults planning vacati y. . areas to serve, Freeman said. this year, according to a survey Olympics committees. . MIAMI AP_AMiazni man says a CIA-sponsored op,: The Sanford public relations Freeman said the other revealed at the First Discover 'ii_ eratlon to assasmate Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro __ alternative would be to America National Travel Mart professional was the only if'. was aborted and its would-be aa.visins were abandoned " - . licensing and Conference held here this Floridian to hold press the maintain .1 before reaching Cuba. credentials ar contributing procedure the county follows at past week, 'J, . FIE MaxGormanGonzalezsaldMonday thatheandhis ese startling figures from editor for tIp' new Florida X. the present. Th attorney wi ll file a million-dollar suit against the tfl .-'. But, the lIcensing Is what the the US Traiel Data Center, Aviation Journal viir tcigence agency, charging that Gonzalez WIS Senator Daniel K. Inouye, D.C., were Commission is seeking to Washington, unwittingly, without his consent or knowledge by the CIA . eliminate because Vihien says reported by Gene ELselein, chairman of the U.S. Senate's 16 L" in the alleged 1968 POt the current operation allows too A.P.R., who represented Subcommittee on Tourism,: spoke on tourism's vital importance to the nation's economy. lie reminded the, 1,500 delegates that tourism , expenditures rank second in' retail figures for it* U.S., an~ estimated $70 billion in 1974. ~ Inouye also pointed out that; tourism provides jobs for some boyfriend, police reported four million Americans and: Baptist Church, First Waithers reported entry to the total value $160. on the Geneva By BOB LLOYD woodworking shop. A fire ex Seminole Boulevard that In 46 of our 50 states, and today, was gained by cutting a lakefront. Police reported the electric drill, electric saw and Main Streets, Geneva. house Herald Stall Writer tinguisher was sprayed over a is among the top three Farfee, 27, tourism classroom. Damage was building was entered by Officers reported there was patio screen door. Police said [lobbi two radios, total value $160. Industries. The Hawaiian, removing a window. .Michael R. Sulpizio, of returned Late last night to find At Carlstedt Flower Farm, also vandalism damage to the Pohce and sheriff's deputies estimated at SM. gh senator strongly criticized the vehicle, today reported vandals and off Sipes Avenue in Midway, Franklin Arms Apartments, burglars had slipped In throu Across town at Lakeview David P. Meyers, of 102 east of Sanford, deputy Luke Florida Avenue, Sanford, a window and stolen her stereo, administration for vetoing three Middle School off Airport thieves Wt four schools funds for the U.S. Travel Sheriff's deputies today were reported burglars reported a $160 citizens band TV set, linen and otherassorted Bernard St., Rolling Hills, Stallworth olthematSanford - lastnight. Boulevard 110 in change was Service that provided for items. At Lake Brantley High taken when vandals ransacked investigating the theft of an $&) Langwood, reported a $400 color forced an office door and made radio was stolen from an Arix., domestic tourism promotion. A 25-year-old Chandler, School, Forest City, Coach an office. Also entered, police amplifier and $5 in gasoline television was taken from his off with an electric drill, unlocked truck at the apart. man was being held today on produced a Eiselein Jerry Posey reported W in said, were the teachers' lounge from a church bus parked at the residence. Deputy S. A. eleMc saw and two radios, ment complex. $10,000 bor,d in county jail on promotional piece for k change was taken from the and the library. drug charges. Michael John distribution at the conference, athletic office. Deputy P. J. At nearby Seminole High Bandits r an sacked a house in Ryan was arrested last night by calling attenti on to Sanford's Riggins said an entire door on School lockers were ransacked o Altamonte Springs and made Deputy H. S. Morton on $20 million Air World as well as elc the north side of th e gym was and obscentities scrawled on off with items valued at more Charges of possession of con- providing Chamber of Cornbroken out and ceiling tiles walls and posters, police said. Page lA) Continued From handling sponsorships of than 12,000 while sponits occupant trolled substar.ce - cocaine merce materials for delegates Anyone Interested in were removed to enter the Sponsors, he explained, are soring refugees can obtain Vietnamese from Camp Pen- was out on a date with her and marijuana, and exhibitors. office. Rev. dieton or Eglin AFB. from expected to provide the basics more information At Crooms 111gb School, 13th Chamber of Commerce Street and Persimmon Avenue, Central Florida Zoc,logical of food, clothing and shelter for Routh, or from Charlotte Upton works with President Wayne Albert Longwood, who Sanford. police reported .Society officials reported atape the persons they are spon- of Rev. Routh with a $50 WHY presented buildings were entered and a deck, microphone and am- soring, as well as help them find American-Vietnamese vendig machine in the plifier valued at $= were jobs and become esta blished (We'll Help You), putting check for his missionary / 4. teachers' lounge battered with stolen from the concession and self-sufficient within a American sponsors in contact association at the conclusion of with one of the many agencies the Breakfast. t a claw hammer taken from the stand at Park Avenue and community, . TAMPA, Fla.((AP) - "I'm an honest man; I've done no wrongdoing," former Sen. Edward Gurney once told a 1% . •• tax evasion and Insurance Commissioner-Treasurer Thomas O'Malley has been impeached. Also on Monday, Alan C. Sundberg, 41, was sworn In as a state Supreme Court justice to succeed Hal P. Dekle, who re- Grand Jury Report Shows . 1 would be permitted to service those certain areas This idea, hocver, when FL , - I .; into a million thecounty,andnootherfirms " - , -I _~ Former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian has been ordered to prison for income - Gurney Denied Guilt, . i operate in designated areas of .' ", the count) g.anting exclusive franchises to firms which wo'j.ld ' . . _________ i -. iniffim-W? ..•. -' •r s .S __d . t _. .- -~ .. . ri ,,... ,,... The attorne) I - 1. I . -L •, ... o I - ,_ - I 1-- • .- .. V. Aides To Defend Veto said he is confident the hearing before a Joint session of two Interior Committee subcommittees will prove the idministration figures "have been grossly inflated.' - 4LM ............ ---_I.•__,i- r ~ ~ Three Pe&rs, portrayed, from left, by Barry Smith, sessien and was a sting to Stephanie Brown and Debra Commission Chairman, Sid Chavem (Herald StafI Photos Vihlen Jr., who said last week by Tom Vinceut) system was read), for Com. _____ saying that if the addiUona regulations are too strict they, may be challenged under a li cense agreement. Bob Andrews, director Public works, said he WhS in favor of having one garbage firm handling one section of the Goldl Locks ':m - 1 I- .X .. I.. t Rep.MorrisK.Udatl.DAriz.,floormanagerforthebill. - \ . many problems In controlling rates and scheduled pick-ups. "We can't police the firms By TiIICK LOCIIRIDGE TALlAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) IN BRIEF at left., pretty Heidi Glidden in Seminole County Corn. be nothing wrong with sill, county bccause it would: (left) and Keely Waters an- mission's face yesterday when lening the rules" of the licen- "provide more efficient service, nounce the opening of the County Attorney Torn Freeman ses, but cautioned against going and lower the cost to the, activities while i said the proposed system would too far on the restrictions, customer" . compa n'; spokesman said seven divers WdUvu cbery inch" of the sunken hulk early today looking for one man still missing. WASHINGTON (AP) - Administration officials are going before a House panel to try to document President Ford'sarguments f or vetoing a bill that would prOtectthe environment against strip mining Feder al Energy Administrator Frank G Zarb and six Interior Department officials were scheduled to appear later today to explain the veto. Ford contended that the bill would cost 36,000 Jobs, mean higher utility costs for consumers and increase U.S. reliance on imported oil, Backers of the vetoed bill challenged the White House claims and today's un usual post veto session resulted 4.. • - p stem S" S Herald Stall Writer Lake Mary Elementary School kindergarten put on A proposed exclusive refuse under licensing the way we a OWU drciiii lait wetk franchising system, designed to need to," Vihien said. There are better time couldn't have provide county residents in 16 firms operating in the been had by those who par unincorporated areas with county. took of the event. In the photo better garbage service blew up Freeman said there "would '?) .1 1 Refuse On . •. On O e Till IV1ISS1fl9 .5 In Capsized Oil Rig : -. ELEMENTARY 1%. - Christian Sentenced,, O'Malley Impeached FLORIDA 0i, 1 - : ~ _ '- Evening Hers d Sanford, F). Bold lls Ki ' Opinion - 111_ . - - c -..- 0 0 -- - - ______________ ((HiLlY PLAZA 1674 S Semo,ars ~ �r•-7r-.'•-- rr - -. - - .- --.,.,. - - - - - - - .._._.- - - -. .1-. - - — - .•=-,.._._ .--- li, T"''--- ' -- .-,--', Evening Herald 3 N N. FRENCH AVE., SAN Foil D, FLA. 3271 Area Cede 3053fl•2611 or 8.11.9993 Tuesday, June 3. 1975-4A Around t)oVl.E. Publisher WILLIAM I). CURUIE. Managing Kdi:or ROBERT C. M All KEY. Advertising Director W:\YNE D. lInit I'livt't et'k, 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20: Year, S21140. fl Mail. In Florida same as home delivery. All other iiiail Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months. S31.40. New For . U S. Red' ' Role ' Asia .. .\tiII'I.. (IJ1III1UJI1SI .tId IS LUlL I ked I 41.,.. IS', III tilL' ............... •....t',. ,..f iZI'U UI It will be a different program at the Mayfair Country Club Saturday when the Lake Mary Rotary Club holds its 'Nite at the Races," Thi' affair is to raise funds for the Rotary Foundation. Central Florida Zoo and Lake Mary's I AttIc League Ball park and is headed by Bill Armstrong of Seminole Junior College. Tickets will be available at the door and for the price of admission l$lOi each person will receive $50 in play money with which to "wager" on filmed races. During the night's activities a buffet supper ill be served and lucky ones will be able to parlay" their winnings into nice prizes. Anyone wanting additional information about the worthwhile event should reach Armstrong at his office at SJ('. 111111, lime Stankys were well-known in Sanford during that twrind of time and iiiany of Eddie's fans may l' aware that he is now coach of Alabama Southern, hich dropped two gaines to Florida State ncvcrsity in the just uamipleted regular college ts&'ball sea-son. Wewthoust' informs us tie was surprised to find The Clock ' sleiia'one in M6bile that recalled Sanford's "hey. iLs "in sports so well, and be so young. Wuodhouse made a recent journey to Mobile, Ala,, and got a pleasant surprise. John had to stop at the Mobile Chamber of ( 'onunt'rce to pick up maps arl locations of Ui' teresting places in that 'City of The South' and in eking so renewed an acquaintance. A cung lady working at the Mobile Chamber '.tted his "Sanford, The Friendly City" front hcerLse plate and exclaimed, "I remember Sanford. We' used to stay at that old hotel - The Mayfair." .lolui procvetk'cI to inquire further and learned that he as talking to the daughter 1)1 Eddie St.anky, inrmner New York Giant when the Giants were training here. 'I recnvndx'r .spending the training season in Sanford and the family stayed at the Mayfair. It as an awful lot of fun,'' young Miss Stanky told John I - It says that "June Is Busting Out All Over" on akt'-ovt'rs in Cambodia. South Viet nam. l..aos apparently and Thailand :\nd South Korea is in the forefront of concern. 'l'tii.' Red China govern ment in Peking is openly - Vote I nterest i n g Refl ection .... .ami uks Lo ''ii.i, Kim II Sung. um'tli Kin ca's elat ed 1 y the mUn ist tl ml \ I ('n('oui'aglng T Korea ))V force. i dent and C tim I t.(flIs inIndochina. similarly is feeling . . enturous. Currently. some 380M American troops in South Korea tend to dampen the Communist en thusiasm for a military invasion from the north, Kim's proclaimed contempt for U.S. despite ''imperialism trapped in "an inextricable iirnir' of ruin.'' But the doubts expressed by Prime Tlinister l'e Kuan Yew of Singapore over U.S. foreign policy reflect those of other Asian nations depen' (lent upon the American security blanket. True. President Ford has reaffirmed U.S. alliances ith Japan and the defense treaty with South Korea and has acknowledged the importance hi IN BRIEF Ford Stops In Rome On Journeys Last Leg - ROME lAP ) President Ford flew to Home today to meet with leaders of the Italian government and Pope Paul VI, It was the final stop of the President's week-long The committee, called "The Fourth of July ('oniiuuttee," will be working with (tie Seminole County Bicentennial Committee and chamber officials to set up the big event next month. Anyone interested in time Committee and anyone wishing to assist, no matter bow little, should attend the session this week. -(;lcnn M'Casland E.nerg y - Disguised - '. WAShINGTON - i NEA - Friend.s in llong - '' - , , - - -- S - - '- - -- - . - ___ - - - - - - - j - . he Lost C) n H e r Te r m s Kinks In Kindness - -- JACK ANDERSON Sadat's Strategy For Latest Ford Talks WASHINGTON — In taking over the Middle East negotiations from Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, President Ford must first gain Arab ronfnk'rwt'. We have spoken privately to several top Arab leaders. Without exception, they had the imprt"sirin that Ford was a weak leader. This has been corrected soiiiet hat by his bold at lion in re.scuing the merchant ship Mayaguez from the Cumiibodian.s. But they still suspect that ('origress, not the [,resident, will be calling the shots in the Middle l'.ast. .\ congressional delegation, headed by Rep. 'Ici ONeilI, l)..Mass., and John Aruk'rson, It.. Ill, both powers in the house, called upon Egypt's President Sadat and Israel's Prime Minister Rabin earlier this spring. According to the confidential transcriV., they gave the President a negative report. "Sadat and Rabin offered nothing new" said O'Neill. They agreed only, he added. to continue the step-by. step negotiations, with the United States as the 1.... — - - - - ----- - ' .-- - - fl_I' ' .i _____ ______ ' - - / -. Acm e M erg er ves New Boost - HOSPITAL NOTES City s CALENDAR Volunteer Firemen Quit - ' ' Ozzie Nelson Dies ,4t 69 i - AREADEATH ' - DELUXE AIR CONDITIONING - 4 "1 didn't notice, on the other hand, a disinrlir.a!wn to go to Geneva," warned Andern. This would i,ilit ,r- move the negotiations to a forum hicrc the Soit't would have a uowerful voice. - . 4' ,- - - " .4-.... ________________ - - -, - ,. - Winter Springs Sets Small Program establishing a central purEuropean tour, which also took him to Brussels, Madrid chasing department to take the and Salzburg, Austria. Although most of Ford's 10 hour load of purchasing stay in the Italian capital was to be spent with President requirements off the Giovanni Leone and Premier Aldo Moro, presidential of department heads.shoulders L aides placed equal emphasis on th e meeting with the Establishing the department Pope. They said the President and the Pontiff would dL was discussed in yesterday's cu.s.s such "humanitarian mattera" as aid to Vietnamese By JANE CASSELBERRY review committee of the East Van Eepoel replied, "It is 3 speed limits in areas where city meeting of the county departrefugees and U.S. food assistance to the hungry around Herald Staff Wilier Central Florida Regional state law and there is no way a limits and speeds were not nient heads and several the world. Planning Council to fill planning commission can do an posted. commissioners. WINTER SPRINGSvacancy left by the resignation in Bill Moody has been hired a-s compliance. None us Agreement was reached Laotian Pullout Delayed between Commisshn Chairman Finance Commlssloaer Ernest of Charles Chute. are engineers, planners or solid a patrolman-investigator for The Council's representative waste disposal experts. Not the Police Department. Si d Vihlen Jr,, and Corn- Hendrix reached into three VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) - American sources corndepartmental budgets to come the planning Govoruhk renorted as of commissien, Including it In the budget will missIoner Dick Williams .v-' plained today thAt I w$i" ¶'-"d is delaying the clnIng of .. , .. •k..al of $i3OO g,--------•w,, •..p w..., &use havoc later," Saturnay iniuflt the city's ,u the iHUe i,..iiCdl'tt) was flCt'(iCd " ic the U.S. aid mission and the departure of Americans with before the (k'partment can he to fund a scaled-down version of Council the commission needs ", John Newsome of the plan. n- w communication (enter is in the. ir fx'rsnnal property, the proposed cit ummt'r the ot'n,nal expertise of a 1UT1 t.O1ili1it51Ofl saId the c4X'tatlu{i. The .ew ereren-c-y cffectivey crganize-d. 'Ihe sourtes said the government committee ______ planner at an estimated cost of Council would receive a letter number is 3I333 and the new "We need to feel our way into recreation program. ,' negotiating with U.S. officials Is insisting on a detailed The city has not been 112-13,000 a year. with a more detailed cx- city hall number is322..7280.The it," Vihien siad. inventory of the property which the U.S. Agency For Inallocated hoped.for CETA However, Planning and planation of the need for chief is Interviewing applicants lie suggested u ternational Development Is leaving behind "down to Zoning (Comprehensive Educatio na Commissioner Irwin l professional guidance and for an additional full-time nobody here (county personnel) knives and forks," Act) funding for Hunter responded, "There Is would be in better rvsition to dispatcher. can do it" (set up the depart- Training The United States, forced into a pullout agreement last ment), the county hire a personnel for the project. nothing in the current budget discuss it next wet... The mayor suggested the city week by students who occupied the AID headquarters in professional to help set the Therefore the budget will have for a planner and I do not plan Hunter pointed out the consider building its own dog Vientiane, wanted to convey the property by a blanket to be amended to transfer $&)0 to include it in my department's ;, I '%\ proposed 812-113,000 would take pound as it would be cheaper guidelines. document consigning equipment and materials on an "ascoming that in the police department to budget request for the Council action and the budget than using the county facility. Williams agreed it-is, where-itis" basis, the sources said. is needed to describe budget $500 in the Fire year. I feel the county or state he will present will not include Animal Control Officer Carl somebody But the Laotian committee, which is dominated by Department budget and $200 in should provide revenue as they It as funding has not been Mitchell is to report the details (he type of program, Communists of the Pathet Lao, contend that would give 14 provide passed the law." zoning to DONALD SMITH clarified, at next week's meeting. Vuhien and Deputy Clerk of planning and the Americans a chance to remove property to which the The Council voted to have the Ordinance 119 concerning Circuit Court Ashby Jones will for what was called "the bare Laotians are entitled. Public Works Department construction and maintenance work together on guidelines for minimums." Asked by City Council if he order and in.stall signs as of streets and sidewalks was the purchasing department to Sadat Hails Israeli Move be done for requested in a letter from the passed without an amendment give to the Commission for thought it could *15(X), Coach Larry Miller, of Police Chief John Govoruhk. concerning maintenance bonds consideration. SAI2HUR(;, Austria (All) - Egyptian President intent of the central Winter Springs Elementary Govoruhk said the stop, speed by Councilman John Danielson 7he Anwar Sadat hailed Iael's announcement of a reduction said, "It can be done, I'm not • limit, and city limit signs the advice of the City Attorney purchasing agent, according to in i6forcesalong the Suez Canal and indicated that cargo requetd w,Jd ,tve good Newman Brock, who suggested Vitilen, is to "cut out employ" .saying how much or how many bound for Israel would be allowed through the canal if utthe city. it would be more appropriate as from running down the street children we can serve," there are further Israeli concessions. Israeli Premier Miller, who had originally Mayor Troy Piland an amendment to Ordinance 50 all the time" when they need to Yitzhak Rabin announced on Monday that before the drawn up a proposal totaling of wonderful cautioned, "This does not which deals with performance A new industry - which will this area has a lot buy something, canal reopens on Thursday, Israel will withdraw half Its including a very alleviate the city's respon. and maintenance bonds. The purchasing agent would three times that amount, said employ 100 - 150 persons within people 7,000 soldiers and 30 tanks and all Its artillery in the sixCouncil voted to instruct the have the responsibility to he had hastily outlined a a year's time and has hopes of helpful city manager - and we sibility in the future for putting mile-wide, "limited-forces one" that adjoins the U.N. bU1 become familiar with each proposed budget for the sum- developing within five years to want to get to know them up all needed signs, but this attorney to set up a public icr zone east of the waterway. should be a start." hearing and to have the ordepartment and keep abreast of mci' program that would fall have 500 persons on its payroll better," The well within the reduced fun. The police department dinance ready to submit within has has Wiley's come to Sanford. first act after he and the departments' needs. on the been trying to enforce new two weeks. Officials of Acme Conveyor Downing shook hands — agent would order, the ding. The new cut-rate program Co. Inc., and Simplimatic merger was to join the Greater specifications, equipment for will feature at least one full- Engineering Co. of Lynchburg, Sanford Chamber of Corn. time Individual in charge, Vu., announced the merger of merce, and pledge "to be very possible elimination of arts and the two firms late yesterday, community-minded," crafts, a reduced amount for Acme has offices and a plant Mayor Lee Moore, when JUNE2, 1!75 the director's salary and at 540 Pecan St., and is involved Marvin W. Thayer, Osteen notified o the plans for the new ADMISSIONS reduced amount of equipment. in production of Industrial John E. Bates, Osteen Industry to operate in Sanford, The recreation committee, conveyors. Simplimatic called the new company "a JUNE 4 Sa nford: which meets tonight at 7:30 in Engineering Co., produces great BIRTHS boost for the city." Altamonte Springs Woman's city hail, will plan how the conveyor Hoyt Long Mr. and Mrs. James systems for use by "Any time you get a firm (Dorothy) Matthews, a boy, Club, 11 a.m., covered dish money can be best Bernice Golden divided and bottlers and canners In both the tha talking about 500 emluncheon arid program by Mrs. present the plan for Council Lillia Mae Smith Sanford tContlnued From Page I-A) food and beverage Industry. ployes In five years or so, we Bob hlattaway, president, approval next week. Anthony Green DISCIIARCIES Orion I. Wiley Jr., chairman have to be happy and we are," Seminole County Federation of 1asked LaBossiere If the newspaper accounts were true and Jerry E. Childs A public hearing will be set of Acme Conveyor Co Inc., and Sanford: Moore said. "I wish them all the Clubs, he said they were," Connel said. Marion Fortson for the budget amendment. Terry E. Inman Thomas P. Downing, president luck possible." "I cannot see the city left in the lurch like this," Council Eugene E)ougla.s The council approved ap-- of Acme, announced the Seminole Numismatic Frank B. Ashdown member June Lormann said. "I have to vote yes." Jack Homer, executive Josie D. Powell Society, 7:30 p.m., Sanford pointment of Donald Smith, of merger's closing yesterday. Lena Belle Jennings Don Shreiner voted against the motion, Councilman Only director of the Chamber, said Dorothy I,. Matthews Beauty College, Sanford 218 Alderwood St. North, to the Judy Garlick & baby At the same time, Wiley saying he had not seen a resignation. LaBossiere took his badge Ernest T. Baumeister, Mary Alice Duhart Avenue. All coin collectors Planning and Zoning Board. lie revealed the company was the new firm "is a real shot in from apocket. handed itto Grant and left. C-asselberry invited, will replace Hendrix who installing $50,000 in new the ai'in for this area. Mary' Elizabeth Liggon "We're just tickled to death - Schreiner pushed through adjournment of the meeting after Marvin J. Northrop, Chuluota Elisabeth R Hurst Free public lecture on resigned to accept appointment equipment at the Pecan Street Grant went into another part of City Hall to confer with Mobley Josephine Lemmermann, Hattie Mae Ashley Transcendental Meditation, 8 to a City Council vacancy, plant In a move to automate the the firm plans to remain and about reorganizing the volunteers and Connell was meeting with expand in Sanford," Homer DeBary Evelyn Jozwlck p.m. Flagship Bank, 200 W. Smith resigned as chairman of Acme firm. th e volunteers. Hazel M. Wallace, DeBary the Board of Adjustment to Amanda Montgomery "We hope to have 100 people said. First St. went back into emergency special meeting 20 minutes Council hiowlet M. Fletcher, DeBary accept the new post. Hiram Grant on our payroll In the first year Wiley said the company has later, passing a series of motions including; JUNE 5 Irene Elizabeth Moffet, Bertha F. Gerlach Paul cottage, of 50 Sheoah of operation," Wiley said. "a number of projects which InstructingCranttosetupaworksession. SeminoleChapter!, Order of Blvd., was named to the project I)eltona Lillian H. Rothermel, Hopefully, depending on how will require rezoning per. - Authorized Mobley to reorganize a volunteer department and Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic Russell Knisley, Deltona DeLaIKI the firm grows and the mission from the city" and "we to poll volunteers to see how many would be answering calls, Tem p le . George A. Diehl, Fern Park Pauline Sizemore, G economic prospects, we will be are hopeful that the city will - Authorizing Keller to assume authority and responsibility for Ola M. Thompson, Geneva Charles A. Linderman, JUNE 6 able to go upward to 500 people help us as much as they can." the paid firemen and the volunteers when and where necessary. Louise Harker, Longwood Interlachen over a period of five or more Cathedral Court 3*, Order of "A great deal depends on how - Striking Kelley's name from the volunteer roster. Nancy Lee, Longwood Eugenia C. Reedy, Lake Mary Amaranth, 8 p.m., Masonic years." we are zoned as to our exFrank H. DeBartolo, Orange Carl Scarborough, Lake Temple. Wiley said the plan calls for pansion plans," Wiley said. City Mary manufacture of depalletizer Wiley said the merger of the ~ REPLACE YOUR OLD *AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM JUNE 7 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ozzie and palletizers for use in Margaret K. Ashner, Osteen Rebecca Whitley, Oviedo two firms comes at a time when ______________ 0 with "A Nile at the Races" Nelson, the bandleaderturned- conveying systems and that the Simplimatic firm Is sponsored by Lake Mary actor whose "Adventures of with the Acme' and Simplimatic "flourishing." CENTRAL Rotary Club, 7-10 p.m., Mayfair Ozzie and Harriet" entertained merger 'we will be able to "We're doing very well Country Club. eneftt Rotary millions for 22 years on radio provide a more complete because many heavy inFoundation, Central Florida and television, (tied of cancer, . s)item for use by industry." dustrialized firms are conFamous GE built-in quality features: Zoo, and Lake Mary Little early today. lie was At the same time, the new verting to machines and need . titr i, League ball field. Cinema races lop discbae. 2 Speed Ian • (zc*sse spie his wife for almost 40 years, company announced plans to our product," Wiley' said. NATHANIEL I)UGGAR children; one great-grandchild; and buffet. • UL tided and AM crtV.id Harriet Hilliard Nelson, was at "become very involved in Simplimatic also operates a three brothers, Hoke S., San' when he died. his bedside Sa nf or d." plant in California and the ALL TEMP SERVICE INC. JUNE 9 Nathaniel J. Duggar, 76, of ford; Charles K., Kingston, Nelson had undergone liver "I was shocked to learn that merger with Acme is the first Central Florida Chapter of 644-6336 (v 1010 Myrtle Ave., Sanford, died Tenn., and "Serving Central Florida Since 1961" Woodrow L)uggar, the Florida Motion Picture and surgery eight months ago and few people at Acme knew very Florida venture for the firm. this morning. lie was born in Savannah, Ga.; two sisters, Television Association, 7:30 remarked, "Isn't that odd bra much about Sanford and its Acme was owned by Miller Pembroke, (',a., and came to Mrs. Ola Truluck, Savannah; p.m., Once UponaStage Dinner guy who never drank or people," Wiley said. "I find that Bearings of Orlando. Sanford in 1919. He was a Mrs. Lucille McEnally, Eustis. Theater, Par and Edgewater, smoked," retired railroad conductor with ' Nelson, who formerly swam Brisson Funeral Home in Orlando. Election of president. the Seaboard Coast Line charge. two miles daily in the Pacific JUNE 11 Railroad for 48 years. lie was a Ocean, had been failing after — Orlando Dog Training Club the operation and was confined member of the Order of registration for 10-weeks to his Hollywood home, lie was Railroad Conductors and Trainmen, Central Baptist course, 7p.m., National Guard visited almost daily by his two Church, and the Masonic Lodge __________________________ Armory', 2809 S. Ferncreek, sons, David and Rick, who starOrlando. Basic and Advanced red with t heir parents on radio in Trilby, Ha. Yesterday's high 90, over- Classes In Obedience and Survivors include his wife, breed and television. Mrs. l'tielrna P. I)uggar, night low 68. Rainfall was .16 ring classes. / funeral service is scheduled ,i -, Sanford; two sons, j.., inches. _____ JUNK 12 Thursday' at Forest Lawn — Partly cloudy to occasiona y Sanford; and A.J. Duggar of Statesboro, (7a.; two daughters, cloudy through Wednesday with Cavalier Restaurant. spokesman said. Mrs. Mary Ellen Peacock, thundershowers likely, mainly f ,I Orlando, and Mrs. Grace D. during the afternoon and Bogart, Ocala; four grand. evening hours. highs in the T_ 1 ________________________ upper 80s and low 90s. Lows in Do You Know George Stuart the 70s. Variable mostly a Sells Shepherd Casters southerly winds 10 to 15 mph gusty near thundershowers, DUGOAR, NATHANIEL j 1h tso.,e i*te decreasing at night. Rain runqm services br Nathaniel J 11" to UKP.03 t. P,. •- •i• probability 30 per cent tonight 76. of 1010 Myrtle Ave. LIM II.,4M ltj .,,.,,. Sanford who ded Tuesday Will and 50 per cent Wednesday. r'vu' hue'. 't tri& bel'Ida?li)Oam Thursday -at I ( han XA 0" Extended Forecasts, 'IT the nravrslde in Lakeview Thursday through Saturday,'4'rI't4'ry w$h .1 T Co&o % , assu'cI by tev. mill Mainly afternoon and evening (oIlman flritLnn tunec& home Sølnfiour thundershowers more n :harn.' '*" t fl 58 numerous Interior and eastern Sa't l Fnur - portiona. Lows mostly In 70s. JtJ highs mid 80s to lows 90s. 11V • I,1 I'I...,I.. ....L ...I_. L.,.LRn1< - - - - the various departments. would "pay off," because the "1 wonder if the department asked. assisting in purchasing rather Public Works Dii'ctor Bob equipment requests would have head would just end up writing But, Vihlen said the agent than taking total control. Vuhien Andrews questioned whether to be made by the people who the specs and handing them to would pay off when the said the purchasing agent Seminole County officials, the ccr.tral purchasing agent work in the department. the purchasing agent" he departments take the role of would be doing the "leg work." going on recommendations from management consultant E. H. Underwood, have begun formulating Ideas for . - Blessing - /1 By MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald Staff Writer --_ . /i County Plans Central Purchasing Move - - .41 Tuesday, June 3, 17S-SA To Ease Department Heads"Burden - One scientist has put the energy situation in ever) weight-watcher can understand, of the latest National Assembly elections in even if they are a little mind-boggling. North Vietnam. 4" ' East year, says Edward Olsen, curator of The Communist pa rty, of course, won hands mineralogy at Chicago's Field Museum of down. / LNatural History, Americans used up more than It's the details which art' interesting. They 18 quadrillion energy calories, chiefly derived once again mnakeone wonder at those Americans from fossil fuels-petroleum, natural gas and and that wire service which referred to the Hanoi coal. men as "liberators" of Saigon and those other That's the figure 18 followed by iS zeroes and of military bases in the Philippines. s' .. Americans who openly favored a North Vietwas enough energy to boil away nine trillion The mood of a Congress determined to have a namese victory in the name of democracy and gallons of water. It represented V. million major policy voice in future diplomacy, however, is freedom. calories for every man, woman and child in the -:' The election this spring was for 425 Assembly tar From certain. country (and does not Include the food calories $ Congress. endeavoring to read the will of the seats. There were 5 candidates. Five-hundredthey ate, which added up to another 160 quadrillion calories), American people. is reluctant to endorse the twenty-seven were proposed by the party front organized 20 years ago by Ho Chi Minh. Only two Perhaps more important is the fact that concept of further American troop involvement in candidates were not members of that front. energy demands have been rising about live per remote corners of the world. Members, too, have Voting was restricted. Those under surcent a year, which means that we will be using 36 been vocal in their criticism of the strong restraints veillance as being opponents of the ruling party 'ur1llion energy calories L'y 1990. But even imposed by South Korean President Chung thee were not allowed to cast ballots. Neither were right now, the United States, with only six per landlords who had not been reeducated or Park on dissident South Koreans. cent of the world's population, uses close to 30 reclassified. Convicted counter-revolutionaries, per cent of the world's present energy, But Korea is important to Japan. It is im- meaning those who openly talked against the The last statistic Is frequently cited with the portant to the Philippines. And both Japzrn and the regime, likewise could not vote. strong hint that this level of energy consumption Though figures are not available, it is clear ic'-* Philippines are significant to U.S. security in the Is not only inequitable but downright immoral. that these nonvoting groups add up to conPacific. But energy translates Into work, Olsen points out siderable numbers as a result of the Intricate "An American gave It to me." I In an article In the museum's Bulletin, and Former South Vietnamese Vice President family and neighborhood spy and informer although It is clear that Americans have been the Nguyen Cao Ky has interpreted correctly the systems operated by Hanoi, first recipients of a better standard of living The Communist1anoi press, for example, has congressional apathy toward Korea - and the TOM TIEDE from this expenditure of energy. It is also clear importance of an independent South Korea to the reported that tens of thousands of youths have exported food surpluses and goods for cxbeen mobilized, apparently In the capital city future of Asia. future port have added to the material lot o numerous alone, to cooperate with the public security nations throughout (lie world, The "calories per lie has urged Congress to bolster the South forces in patrols and guidance. There have been person" figure for the United States does not Korean government with more military aid and reports from some towns that a ma;ority of the the whole story. its sense the inthesecasesareoccasionallyknowntorunlnto give WASHINGTON-INEA)-In arms to avoid a test of the congressional will, people are voluntarily engaged in snooping to If one adds the gross national products for all ferret out undersirables. Betraying a younger letter from Phyllis [tail is a gem. It has arrived the hundreds of thousands of dollars. I am not Congress should heed the advice to help South brother brought public acclaim to one your-, On my desk in a pile of missives less precious. able to personally afford hospitalization of this the nations of the world together, the U.S. share Korea build its own strong military force to is approximately 30 per cent of the total. Thus hand-written, partly printed. It is a note of ex- dimension." discotrage a Communist challenge in the area of n-am Her bill could be paid, she adds, through using 30 per cent of the world's energy, the yet, though the word is much One is left to wonder at the need for the fan- traordinary pathos most potential for a new war. United States produces food, goods and services that uses medical insurance, but only thereby at (he ex. in a world abused and thus diminished lastic voter restrictions in elections where 99.6 are In proportion. as $30,000 pease of others. "When sums such per cent of the candidates are party-approved, it selfishly, courage. "The Image of the great giant, lolling like a paid by insurance companies for single inMmii's Courage. dividuals, the rates go up for everyone and can para.cite, gulping the energy of the world to the successor — though little is certain In Hanoi's Ms. Hall-I am unaware if she ever married, I bring serious hardship to poorer working class detriment of all others, Is far from accurate," j Politburo - is not a man noted for taking know nothing of her save this letter-Introduces families with children," says Olsen. chances, herself as a resident of Crescent City, Calif. The house and Senate finally have reached agreement on a There is, at present, no absolute shortage of But there is another reason, she continues, for Even within the party, 14- t)uan is cautious Fifty-nine years old. And dying of cancer. $405 million appropriation to cover the cost of evacuation and In the world, he says. evertheIes., choosing to die with grace and dignity, and It has energy about allowing more than a minimum say in "Three weeks ago," she writes, "I was given a resettlement of Vietnam refugees. The focus of the task is to do, for her, with a seldom mentioned facet of political and economic factors are acting to put governmen', except by those at the very top. diagnosis of massive bronchiogenic carcinoma the American psychology: the arrogant national stress on the ")flsUmptiOn pattern of Americans, coming into focus with new estimates that the total number of The party congress is the overall ruling of the left lung. The diagnosis found unanimous refugees to be resettled will be in the neighborhood of 115,000. predilection for putting the welfare of our the world's largest single group of energy con. authority of the North Vietnamese Communist agreement. It was the desire of the specialist to citizens over the welfare of people elsewhere. sumers. We may resent it, but it may actually be party. The Party rules call for a congress to be hospitalize me immediately and institute an Congressional action in providing funds to cover the refugee Ms. Rail raises the issue, as follows, in protest, a blessing in disguise. held periodically to t guidelines, review what program has been unduly slow, but it turns out that the resetprogram of treatments which he felt one might For example, the overall miles. per gallon say in this can in ultimate protest: the party is doing and to ratify existing elaborate dement effort is lagging for another reason. While so far there would give me a chance of living for From six to performance of American vehicles has dropped "At the time of World War 11 the United States leadership or provide new top men. The Ob have been more than enough sponsors volunteering to assume eighteen months longer than I will live anyway. I garnered a rich heritage of brilliant scientific steadily for two decades. It now takes 2,000 " jective stated in rules adopted in 1960 was that refused treatment. I would like you to know (tiC responsibility for refugee families coming out of the resetcalories to miminds and art is lent when we move one person one mile by auto. By tic ta permitted there be a party congress each four years. None reasons why." tiement pipeline, the pipeline is clogged with bureaucracy. immigration of the Jews and others from Hitlerian contrast, figure for a bicycle is only 50 a matter of 15 years. has been held since Europe. That was one matter. The present calories. And while heavy industry has generally Can there be reasons for one to elect to live a Five separate federal agencies are involved in investigating Information leaking out of North Vietnam "BRAIN DRAIN" is a very different one. I ob- attempted to keep efficiencies as high as money, of course. and clearing individual refugees. It is bad enough that our suggests a Communist party purge is in the shorter tune? Ms. Itail says multilayered bureaucracy slows down so much of the official offing, with officials estimating 10 to 20 per cent the Lack of it, is one. "I object to the time, money ject very strongly to the U.S. Immigration policy possible, it has often been more economical to business of our country. but it is shameful that it is prolonging of oarty alembers are degraded elements, op. and effort that are often spent in this country to which gives preference to those highly skilled continue using lower efficiency inachinery the period that families must spend living in tents at military portunists, cadre with imperialist ideas and keep terminal patients alive, sometimes in immigrants whose coming here constitutes rather than undergo the higher cost of newer, more efficient equipment. bases while other homes are waiting for them around the agony or in a state of unconsciousness. The bills senois problems in their homelands." petit'boureois thoughts. country. BERRY'S WORLD I-_:.__-'-.. - - DON OAKLEY . - F /nd's G/ecined For Recre~ution Kong have sent me the results, and an analysis, A special task force on refugee resettlement i trying to smooth out the kinks in the procedure. Some of thcese kinks have existed all too long in the processing of immigration applications and it is time they were straightened out. WORLD . 3 At the amne time, Jack is busy setting up an important meeting for 7 p.m. Thursday at the (lianiber office. The meeting is to cover plans for the forthcoming "July Fourth" Celebr tiore and formation of a new committee to be headed by Vie (eshler, former Sanford Jaycee president. s ".- - Jack homer, Sanlor(l's vocal Chamber of was glad to see the rain, Commerce but he sorta wishes it had waited a week. The rains came during the visit of the state's Bicentennial Historical Exhibit. '-'" RAY CROMLEY - -'' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. the calendar, but the weather lately has been such one can set his watch by the rain. The surest way to get the latest afternoon time" Is to check the ruin clouds over the area about 2:21) to :1:20 p.m. the past week. _____________________________________________ conceivably. -. ' - t......i..,. L'....I 1,,.. -' --- - '- - -'------ •.1. '.t,k to create a favorable environment for the Ford' Sadat talks. Sadat personally flew to Damascus to per" ,swide Syria's President Assad to extend the life the United Nations force on the Golan Heights for another six months. As evidence of his own peaceful intentions, ,Sadat went ahead with the reopening of the Suez Canal. And SaU(II Arabia's new King KMid backed down from the inflexible Saudi refusal to ween the private pledges to Thieii and the public statements. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger then went into detail. He said the former President had given Thieu "two separate assurances" - first, that the United States "would react to violations" of the Paris peace accords and, second, that the United States would give economic aid to Hanoi "if the North abided by the agreement." recognize Israel's right to exist. The Arab leaders told us what Sadat's stratt'gy would be at the Salzhurg talks. hit' Egyptian leader intended to remind ['resident Ford that the United States was committed (nun Israeli pullback to its 1967 borders. Sadat intended to ask the President. therefore, to put Israel on notice that the U.S security umbrella extended only to the 1967 borders, This would Increase the pressure on Israel. Sadat reportedly frets, to withdraw. NIXON COMMITMENT: President Ford, has assured congressional leaders that Ws predecessor. Richard Nixon, made on ecfl,t commitments tn South Vietnam's former I>r,'i,la',1 Thet. Kissinger stressed: "They were not agreements by the United States but statements by htic'hard Nixon of intentions These did not differ materially fromii the public statements." Footnote: At a subsequent secret session of the Scnate Foreign Relations Committee, Kissinger explained that Nixon had also indicated to ThIeu that the United States would .supply South Vietnam with military and economic aid. The Former President made this point, said Kissinger, "in selling South Vietnam" on the Paris accords. But Kissinger Insisted that "Nixon VC the opinion t Ccngrcss would be *Rely' to carry out a program of economic and mIlitary aid. It all depended on the approval of Congress." wAmsmr.l'ON WHIRL: The destroyer of L,J.,..,.1 UJh*.. ,, ,. . -J .-- power source and would have fired adequately. Actually, the Mayaguez was the eighth U S. commercial vessel seized on the high seas this year, according to a State Department count The other seven were tuna fishing boats, which Ecuadorian gunboats took Into custody. Sen. Paul Fannin, It -Ariz,, has urged President Ford to veto the energy legislation that is developing in the Senate, "If we can't sustain a veto," he told the President at the White house, "Congress will take all your petroleum powers away", . . house Ways and MeansChairman Al ttllrnan, I) -Ore., sh;rph attacked President Ford for raising the import tax on oil. Apparently, this surprised the President who had been advised by Rep. 11cr. man Schneebeli. R.-Pa., according to the con. fidentlal transcript, that "Al Ullman will con. tinue to try to help In my opinion". Stanley Sporkin, the Securities and Exchange Commission's tough enforcement chief, is not overly dismayed by the illegal political conS tributions made by a few corporations While insisting that illegal practices be stamped out, he has told associates that far Imlicre corporations -. refused to mnkø i,r,'.s...,, 'r' cub il;lt most business leaders have high interitv. .._. j - r..!I.,t,, I_ ' In 1934, we had the rnoney to lend. \%1 e do now. too. _____ WEATHER ci , - - - , _____ funec.aLN.ottce.. -'j V DuaQar, , 11111111FV , ' - , N Installment Loans for cars. ,, H I Atlantic _ __ - -- ------- , ,, �- :----.------.-;, - 1AA - -- - - ----- - - ---- • --- "--- ---- - ------- - - ---- -- -- ---. - - ki VVOM131 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1, I SPORTS Tuesday, June 3, 1973 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June], 1975—lB Will He Play Tournament Golf Again? ' - ,L ' P ~- - -_ . _:~_ i_-..~~ --r& ~- ~, . C W - ~__ J . %*. ! , - _,~=- -- -- L 1--- - . r L=-4 : . V ' - r - ___ IL - -'.:... I iu't - a j -' - .' A; I -_, . Make-up, hairdos, and costumes -everything must be perfect before going on stage. Dancers Mary Smith (left) and Linda Newman take care of finishing touches. (Herald Photos by Jean Patterson) — BIRTHDAY0: I I ./ C r ; mi~w A I .~' " . ~ ___L -_ __~._7 7 _ omm - _ __.~ ~ ._ I _---. . ___~ ~ ~. W~_ - M - ____ _____ ---. . ,- tc!:"~ -- - Sanford School Marks Dec ade There's a lot of hustle and bustle backstage before a performance of the Sanford School of Dance but Kim Roberts 4 above found a quiet corner to help little Joanne Wbelchel prepare her eye makeup. _____ - - - -- - - .. -. ' '' i 0, ~At -:1 - - - 3 -, -' ' -J1 I . c-. - t > J -- - - - - ': '(-- -- -I - L '7 Of Dance Two stunning ballet performances, a joyous birthday party and hundreds of messages of congratula tion marked the tenth anniversary of the Sanford School of Dance Arts. The Seminole High School Auditorium was packed to capacity both Saturday and Sunday evenings when directors of the school, Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld presented their students in "Night of Dance," an extravaganza of dance numbers which have proven popular favorites during the past ten years. The dancers all gave splendid performances, and congratulations are also due to the many behind-the-scenes helpers who created the costumes, coordinated music and lights, manned the box office and carried out the many other duties which made th e shows roll so smoothly. Alter cutting th e magnifi ce nt anniversary cake at a party given in their honor by Mrs. JoeKurimal in her 101 Loch Arbor home, Miriam and Valerie expressed how happy they were to have chosen Sanf ord as the home of the ir studio, and how wonderful the support of the people in the city had been throughout the past ten years. The "Rye Sisters" as they are affectionately known to the county's ballet fans, were home In Jacksonville on a short vacation from New York, when the suggestion was first made that they give up their careers as professional dancers and open a studio In Sanford. "Where's Sanford?" was their joint reaction. A visit to the city and several meetings with ballet enthusiasts In the area convinced them that they should boy out the studio operated by Elizabeth Kline and start a school of their own. And they have never regretted their decision, both teachers agree. When they started out, enrollmtht was around 50; today they have some 300 dancers studying under their directiun. The next 10 years should see the studio grow even more and the Rye Sisters promise the Sanford area another decade of top quality dance performances. -. - Valerie Weld (left) and Miriam Wright exclaim in surprise and delight over a tiered tenth anniversary cake decorated with or' namental ballet slippers and miniature ballerinas. (Herald Photo by Bob Orwig) g J :?i-i± - I.- . S . .,t - 4 - 4 . - .1 - • L 5) I. - 4P I i I :- .. -I i I - or, a - UNDERWORLD J — Trsv,lkts JviiliM Fee C VCetuI* NIVV live ed P.0,11 k 11 I hi Cowan's underworld iw F.,siSt..t*$iel Dear Abby dairy barn and a cow is bred, the place is shut up tighter than a drum. In Al my years of working on a farm, this part of farming has always been off-limits to me. Your opinion and answer would be greatly appreciated, MRS. R.T. (FARMER'S WIFE ) DEAR WIFE: As * grown woman and a partner In the family fanning business, you have = much right as yrr husband to witness any and all aspects of farm life. And U he thinks be has the r1hI as your husband to witness any and all aspects of farm life. And 11 be thinks he has the right to "protet I" you by censoring what you should witness, his else -1 'll, - male chauvinism is showing. DEAR ABBY: I am an astrology consultant, and my field seeiri to be most In. teresting to a lot of people. From day to day I get numerous letters and cards containing questions about aatrolojr, I am always willing to provide what Information I can, gratis, even though It takes time from my work todo so. But the least these people can do is to send me a stamped, selfaddressed envelope, since It to their advantage to receive this information. Postage is quite an item these days, and it is a shame that these requeits land in the waste basket for lack f a stamped k it zJ BE A REAL Iii 30 I l 101 HEADACHE! 7a)FIIiU4lqOk. ip !$' By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN envelope, ARKANSAS STAR-GAZER is a county in Ireland.) "Immodest words admit of no defense, A quotation from the Earl of ftoscornmon (1633-16&4) might be In order here. (Roscommon il ,-4. I Hostess. _.ci' tFDO . Yes, we have Rattan Furniture for every room In your Home. You're always welcome to stop in and look. filE SECOND STREET CONFIDENTIAL TO T.S.R. IN MILWAUKEE: You would have about as much success "turning on" a buddhist or mohammedan to the message of Christ as ThEY would lime turning YOU on to the message of Buddha or Mohanimed. 1 Kwal*lck Shuns -_ IMPORTS JUDY RENEE 8)4 92)2 AItamo,e springs Loe.g,' -xl SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9212 Forest City : IMPORTS FROM flU) MEXICO AND tITHER PARTS OF THE WORU 315 E. See..d Strifi Dowutos Sutord The Flilni Tekphon i 385i32119$4 HILDA RICHMOND S74 3167 - -- - Del tona ------ . N FL I Inks Pact With WFL _______ _______ - _____ t __________ they either wouldn't meet Kwalick's salary pro football circles "Up to six months ago I had my doubts," demand, or were afraid of w ha t they would lose Kwalick admitted at a news conference an. under the Rozelle Rule. flouncing his jump. Under the rule, now being attacked in court, a "This is a totally different league now," said team signing a player whose option has expired the 226-pound end who sat on the 49ers' bench could be forced to give up a player of equal last season because he Indicated he would go to quality selected by commissioner Pete Rozelle. the new league, and played out his NFL option at "It was difficult to make any headway in the a 10 per cent cut in pay. NFL because of this archaic rule," Morse said. ir Mike Quarry, above, meets Vein McIntosh. Quarry Tops N Boxing Card; Strike Halts Daytona Vincent Back By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer DAYTONA BEACH i AP) Employes at "Then, there will be no greyhound racing the Daytona Beach Kennel Club have been period" furloughed as a strike by racing dog breeders Niemeyer claims all but a few Florida kennels and owners seeking higher earnings hit the support the association. second North Florida track in (our days. Dog owners defied a temporary injunction of The Daytona track failed to open as scheduled Jefferson Circuit Court after failing to honor Monday, as had the Monticello track last Friday. contracts in Monticello. They face possible Members of the Florida Greyhound Owners and contempt of court action Wednesday in Tal. Breeders Association promised a similar fate for Wass". The state Division of Parimutuel Wagering is all the state's tracks if members were punished scheduled to determine Friday whether the for their holdouts. Association members met in Hialeah this boycotters will be penalized. Track managers contend that the dog owrers weekend, and endorsed the efforts of breeders at have violated their contracts to race. But Scnny the two tracks, 2.4 per cent of the money Holtzman, attorney for the breeders association, An estimated said the contracts are so one-sided they aren't wagered at Florida dog tracks goes to the legal. breeders in purses, with Monticello on the low "We say because of the t.akeit-or-leave-,t basis, side of the average. Breeders want purses of with no opportunity to negotiate, this is not a per cent, contract at all," he said. "The .par'; that will trigger it sta tewide There have been similar boy cot ts recently of shutdown is the lifting of licenses," said Robert tracks in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and \ ome:, er. ,i'.i-oitan inar:ln.: ccrctarv ('ok-roh' - - OIU.ANI)O — Mike Quarry's Florida title will be on the line tonight at the Orlando Sports Stadium when the light heavyweight collides with Eustis' Vein McIntosh in a scheduled 10-rounder, Quarry, ranked as high as fifth in the United States by some nationwide polls, figures to have his hands full with the dynamite-punching McIntosh. The Eustis 185-pounder has been doing most of his lighting for Chris Dundee at Miami Beach, but has appeared at the .sports stadium before. In 1970, McIntosh fought here twice and Wed Gary Fryar in two rounds, while losing a six-round decision to George Holden. Since that time, McIntosh has stopped Walter "Snake" White in one round, Leroy Caldwell in six and Florentino Fernandez in 10. But McIntosh can be out-boxed and boxing is Quarry's mai k. The stylish younger brother of former heavyweight contender Jerry Quarry is a picture-perfect boxer who has rung up one of th e most impressive r ecords in his division, 49-6-3. He needs an impressive win over McIntosh to stay in the title picture In his last outing, Quarry dropped a controversial decision to Indian YaquiLopez in Stockton, California. In featured preliminary action, eighth-ranked heavyweight Jody Ballard makes his fourth appearance in Florida as he tangles with (;aint'sville's Tommy Howard. Ballard has defeated Hod Bobick in Miami Beach, Leon Shaw and Bob Ellis in the local ring. ATLANTA (AP) The new ers, Thomas Cousins and John 29.9 points a game in 1974-75, Joey Vincent, the sensational KO artist from Orlando, will owners of the National Basket- Wilcox. be meeting Tampa's left-hook artist Tommy Killer Ellis in a was the Hawks' No. 1 draft ball Association Atlanta Hawks scheduled six-rounder. The purchase price was not choice and the first college Vincent has been laid up for two months with a broken say they will not move the club announced, player drafted. Webster, a 7to another city and Intend to go ringer. Selig said the Hawks hope to foot center from Morgan State, The Tampa middleweight Is a hard puncher. His only loss the bruit to land top draft announce soon the hiring of a was the third player selected In came several months ago when he ran out of gas against Edgar choices David Thompson and new president who would suc- the first round. Marvin Webster. "Mad Dog" floss in the filth round. Up to that point, Ellis was ceed Wilcox and also act as Selig, 61. emphasized he leading on all the official scorecards, me sale of the Hawks to a general manager. "We will do all we can to give would keep the club in Atlanta, Ellis turned pro this year after winning the Golden Gloves in group of Atlanta businessmen sports although the franchise has been 1974. His wins include Saw Pretty, Cliarles Thomton "Wild" headed by Simon S. Selig Jr. Atlanta its first majoiWillie ('haney and Cefus Howe Monday at a championship,' Selig said. struggling at the gate recently. was announced Vincent is 11-1-1 with seven KOs and hopes to use Ellis as it "And we have not placed a it was also learned that news conference. springboard to a main event on June 17 with "Thunder" dollar limit as to how far we will Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons Thornton and then possibly on to a showdown with Sanford's The new owners, subject to go in signing David Thompson signed a one-year contract with Victor "Taco" Perez. approval by the NBA, include and Marvin Webster." the Hawks last Thursday and Ross will be seeking his eighth straight win In another bout Selig, his wife, his son, S. Thompson, the three-time was relieved of his duties as that is set for six rounds tonight- The "Mad Dog" will cro, -,s Stephen Selig I If, Johnny Arndt AllAinerican from Nerth general manager, at his own ('rI,, •'!' W..1t1 r Nil 1 itt-n - , U ' a ti Ic s Eye F\J o AA o'ie - - SHIRLEY COOPER 134-9212 Casselberry.Wjntr Springs - _____ Southern Falters MARGE WILLIAMS 322 18)2 Sanford 71 For want of decency Is want DEAJIGAZEII: Believe me, i understand your problem. °f Multiply It by a thousand, and J.A.W. IN you'll have a fairly accurate BOSTON picture of mine. DEAR ABBY: Regarding lady who did not like dirty, letter words and signed herself "HUNG UP:" '' .• • _Z! - ~ , ______ M F - c Ise . " _____ - =- BOSTON i All) — The Clii- that 29 of our 47 games have record 4-4. Ile lost his first four cago White Sox are buried in been decided by two runs or decisions this year, was sent to last place in the American less. That's very important to the bullpen for a while and now Leauc West, but Manager me. It shows that we've been In is back. Brewers 1, A's 3 Chuck Tanner insists they're games. Robin Yount singled home the playing good baseball. "Sure, we've had some prob- tie-breaking run in the eighth The White Sox wasted little time in proving 'fanner's point lems, but we're getting inning as Milwaukee spoiled (4 to the Boston fled Sox M1da}' straightened out, working hard. Vida Blue's bid for a 10th vienight in the teams' first meet- We're hurting with two pitch- tory. Kurt Bevacqua collected ing since the exhibition season ers, Hart Johnson and Terry three doubles and George Scott Forster, disabled, but we'll clubbed a two-run homer for the in Florida hang in there." winners. Reggie Jackson and Hardly noted for their ofBahnsen, 18-10 lifetime Phil Garner singled home runs fense, the White Sox jumped on Boston southpaw liii! Lee for 15 against the Red Sos, evened his for Oakland. hits and added two more off reImever Dick Drago en route to mm 9-2 victory over the Al. East leaders. "Sure, we're in last place in the standings, but we've been SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) its first shutout of the year playing good ball," Tanner in- Shaken by a 5-0 shutout by Monday night. Maronge struck sIsted. "Look, we've played .600 Southeastern Louisiana, out six and walked two. ball in the last two weeks, but Florida Southern moves on to In Monday's first game, Flornobody has noticed. Actually, the semifinal round of the Ida Southern downed Northwest we're 10-6 in that stretch. I'll NCAA Division 11 World Series Missouri State 2-1, Don Fisher take that for the whole year." tonight of Florida Southern pitched noMilwaukee beat Oakland 6-3 Florida Southern, still ranked hit ball for eight and one-third ~ I- ' ,4* in the only other American No. I nationally in small-college innings In taking the win. League game. baseball, laces Montclair NW Missouri then lost to i Tanner also pointed to the N.J.) State, while SE Loul- Marietta of Ohio SI and was statistical sheet in replying to slana takes on Marietta of Ohio eliminated from the tournacritics of the White Sox' 22-25 in preparation for Wednesday ment. record. Marty Bauer led Marietta to night's final round. "We're 8.12 in one-run games Sparked by the two-hit pitch. victory in the evening's second t and W In two-nin games," the ing of Mike MaronRe, SE Loui- game, tripling home two runs in i ih it m:n;" r -:tId 1I 'i'rmi to -inft fl[jfli' call the 'iL~ r .-', . not make a big thing out of my leg injury. I've been lucky and I wouldn't want to do anything over again differently." His feat of winning the U.S. Open, the Masters and the British Open in 1953 is considered one of golf's great accompIL-Ounents. No other player has come that close to winning the "Grand Slam," and Hogan did not compete in the fourth event in 1953— the PGA championship. "It was the next week and match play back in those days," he said. "You had to play something like seven matches to make it over 36 holes. That would have bn too much." Hogan said his reputation as being dour and brusque "bothered me some. Some people-just didn't understand. I guess I twisted the word 'modesty' in reverse." He said he often wished he could joke or be witty after a round "But I'm not Bob Hope. When I was on a golf course, I was there to play golf. I gave my very best at playing golf, and nothing Kwalick, one of "The WFL is being run now by responsible the best tight ends in pro football with the San people," Kwalick, said. "I feel very confident Francisco 49ers of the National Foot ball League, about it." has jumped to the Philadelphia Be ll of the rival The previous three seasons, Kwallck caught World football League. 139 passes for 2,144 yards and 19 'Il)s. He played The 26-year-old Kwalick, a No. 1 draft choice of in three consecutive Pro Bowl games, starting in I tie 49ers in 1969 after an All-American career at 1971. In 1973, he led 49ers' receivers, was fourth ____ inn State, signed a three year contract inr eceptions in his conference and seventh in the r portedly calling for a sizeable bonus and a entire NFL After live seasons Kwalick had a I.uy far in excess of what he was earning at record of 151 pasms caught for 2,324 yards and 21 Sin Francisco. TDs, a 15.4-yard average per catch. Kwalick said he had no doubts about Jumping to a league that took a financial bath last year, Kwalick's agent, Lowell Morse, said he - • - T ,'I .. .. • "Everybody is always wanting five years more. Plea ,o, lo,t*, ;1,; i pj R~'.... V~_-14- __ __________ .• ,•-- -7 ~;_&2_~l ~ %,/ - I . I: - DEAR ABBY: This Is a quebton that has bugged me for years. Is it improper for the wife of a dziirv frrr;er (we've been .-named 9 ears) to be a spectator at the breeding of farm animals? You see, I help with practhat goes tically every thirK with farming, and most of our dairy cattle are bred by ar. tlfjcial insemination (with h, by the way. I am not perm.ded tu ed ier, c witne ss.g iuL 9ur arises for breeding with bull, this is an absolute no-no. My husband engages the asist.ance of another man to help take said cow to the bull, w hi ch is at another barn with our young heifers w breeling içe When the bull is at the '.-' For fast relief . __ a balk and a bloop single by Larry Parrish that There's a place in baseball for old men li ke bounced off Davey Lopes' glove. Woodie Fryman, even amidst the kiddie corps Larry Lintz put the Expos ahead 3-2 with an RBl single in the third. Consecutive doubles by Gene Mauch is sending out these days fl Montreal Expos, Mike Jorgensen and Fryman plus Foil's suicide "He may weigh 210 pounds," said Mauch, squeeze in the fifth made It 5-2. Meanwhile, Fryman kept one step ahead of the Montreal manager, of his 35-year-old pitcher, "but I'll tell you this — he's 10 pounds arm and Dodgers, allowing many baserunners but no more runs until the ninth, when Lee Lacy 200 pounds heart, lie's quite a guy. Fryman gave his youthful teammates on the reached second on an error by Parrish aaI Expos a lesson In guts, determination and old- scored on a two-out single by Tom Paclorek. Fashioned fortitude Monday night as he pitched Then Mauch strolled to the mound to talk with Montreal to a 5-3 victory over the Los Angeles Fryman. "I just went out in the ninth to give him a Dodgers. It wasn't easy. but the veteran lefthander managed to finish w ha t he started, chance to get things back together," explained despite allowing 10 hits and falli ng behind 2-0 In Mauch. "lie really wanted to finish it." He did, getting the dangerous Jimmy Wynn to the first inning. for ground out. "The kids on this club seem to harder Cards 1, Braves 0 me than for some of the younger pitchers," said Lynn Mlothen, 5.4, blanked Atlanta on four Fryman. "They've been coming through for me singles. outdueling the Braves' Carl Morton. Ted all year." They came through in Monday night's Simmons drove in the game's only run with a nationally televised game, combining some solid single in the fourth inning. MetS 2, Aitros 0 hits, some bloops, a balk, a hit batsman and a Jon Matlack allowed Just (our hits in raising suicide squeeze to give Fryman his fifth win in his record to 7-3. The Mets got their runs in the seven decisions Elsewhere in the National League, second on Dave Kingman's lUll triple and Jerry Philadelphia heat San Diego 5-1, New York brat Grote's sacrifice fly. t'flhIl ) raares I Houston 2-0 and 51. LOUIS edged Atlanta 1-0. Steve Carlton didn't give up a hit for 5 2-3 inCincinnati's game at Pittsburgh was rained out. Fryman gave up a pair of runs In the first on a nings and then finished with a five-hitter for the run-scoring single by Jimmy Wynn and a wild Phils. Mike Schmidt had three hits, including a pitch, but the Expos got them back for him In the two-run homer, and Mike Anderson hit a basesbottom of the inning on a hit batsman, two walks, empty homer for Philadelphia. - .• •.' 7 - 'F ' LI L as t P/ace C Bomb Red Sox 9-2 ' iI L_' ~ Breeding Ban Lot Of Bull : MOVING GIN -_t7 -44 - -• .1 ri~ W'I 1. . 1 h . I-, .Jrt ~; I " -"'';:,IJj;;':,'i - _. - "1 real I might have won more tournaments and mor" money if I hadn't spent three years in the se.vice tir i been in th e accident " iid Hogan, who (urnt-d pro in 1 Doctors have been unable to heal fully Hogan's injured left knee--a soivenir from the accident that occurred near Van Horn, Tex., when a bus crossed the center line and crashed head-on into his car. He suffered a double fracture of the pelvis, a fractured collar bne, broken kg and other injuries. He hurled himself in front of lus wife, Valerie, who was not seriously injured. Hogan, who might not have walked again, recovered miraculously, In 11 months, he tied Sam Snead in the Los Angeles "!rI By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • . 'I It didn't harm a story that is a fiction writer*s dream—the Dublin, Tex., native who won his first tournament in 1940 and was at the top of his golfing prowess when he was nearly killed in an auto crash in 1949. He returned to win three more U.S. Opens, ____ " Resting their weary feet (at left) with the aid of an old trash can found backstage are dancers (from left) Jonathan Burke, Murray Mann, Paul Clulomb, Danny Malloy and Jason Mann. -. - LA With Gutsy Show /1' ,r sent his caddy after the ball and he took a cart to the clubnouse I All he said af .,as: "As long Wit ye DeeWpiayuig golf, I knew anything'could That day took nothing away from 65 tournament victories. ir'tu-1uig mt IJur 1- ::ipors1. It took nothing away iruirl the legend of golf's perfectionist in the always-present white cap who moved with eyes straight ahead, bearing down totally on the next shot. .- 11 " les PP Seminole High School auditorium was packed to capacity Saturday and Sunday evening. Among those attending the performance (at right) were Mr. and Mrs. William Chandler and grandson Michael Laws, age - - "quit" becaus" the word is not in his vocabulary. It was typical that he confirmed his retirement Irtun competitivr golf ;vi"' FaiJare in a privak rather than at a press conference. Sitttn ii'Ltxctl in his office, where he directs the niimuiurttire (if golf equipment bearing his name, Hogan, now 62, is almost as trim as when he made his big assault in the 1950s. Gray now marks his temples. Four years ago, he stood at th e par-th ree No. at th e Chamn. pions Golf Course outside Houston wlth a three-iron. The periU of the hole included a ravine yawning some 175 yards out, protecting the trap-flanked green. Hogan had avoided such hazardseasily in thousands of golf sings on hundreds of golf courses. That day, he sent shock waves through the tournament gallery. One ball in the ravine. Two in the ravine. Three in the ravine, Hogan, who had inspired the game's followers just a few years before with a dramatic 66 in the final round of the 1967 Masters, staggered off with a nine, six strokes over par. lie gamely finished the front nine in 44, but then went double-bogey and Ix)ge)' before reaching the 12th tee. Ile hit t.he drive solid. Down the middle. That was the last competitive golf shot Hogan would play. He - Fryma n To four U.S. Open titles. "mat was the greatest thing that eve' happened to me," Hogan said. "I think I even surprised myself." Next, in his golfing career, Hogan would rank the 66 in the 1967 Masters. "I received an ovation at almost every hole. It made you feel very hwr.blc fur people to apprecia te what you were want to go through that aga in.' ,,, -:- Openand won the playoff. Thatsu summer brought his second of again. But I'm afraid if would fake an operation and I don't By L)ENNE If. FREEMAN All Sports Writer FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - Golfing great Ben Hogan not only has retired from competitive golf, but he now finds it hard "j))4 11.. lie ventured out for nine holes rcntiv it SIv Oaks 1-ore, 1he well-maracured, (Aclusive club where he practices dafly. "I would hit one thin and another heavy. That takes the pleasure out of it," he said in an interview, "I had to use a scooter. The knee still hurts. I can do everythirig, but play golf. I can't go through the ball like you must. So much in golf is dependent on your leftslde." Almost as an afterthought, he said, "But everybody has their little problems." "If I could ever cure my cranky knee, maybe I could play sometime again," Hogan said. "Hut I'm afraid it would take an operation and I don't want to go through that again." Hogan's interview brought an answer to the question which has been asked since he dropped out In mid-round from a tournament In Houston in 1971: Would the Texas Hawk ever play competitive golf again, - 'After theway I playW that day, I didn't think an announcement was necessary," he said, The impact of the words hung heavy. Hogan did not say he - * If I could ever cure my cranky knee, maybe I could play sometime EUfl'OH'S NOTE: lien Hogan, one of golf's greatest shotmakers, has been away from competition for four yea.'i and will probably never again play tournament golf. In the first of it three part series, hogan looks hack "jis glory days and why he doesn't play nnw,i ', [ ,, :.' U 1..__!_..__ - - - - .. - . - —"------------------ . -'---- __ - -. -. _ - -- --'-------L.a - -. -. -. - - •-• !_I - - ' - - - -4, - - - -- - ______ _______________________ ' '=' '_', - ___, - - :. 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(re) 319; Lynn. - Bsn. Mitwautre at Oakland. In) u... say ii Bonds, NY. 30, E Ma-dc'a. NY. 390. I Harness Racing Results - ' I i1 I P - ' RUNS BATTED IN-Horton. Ml, Ce'?. 35. GScott, KC. 35, HiSle'. Min. Bnrvlc, PAY. 31 NY. Pt I I 3r Munson, SCt McRie. KC. 56 Cal, I); DOUBLES-Chalk, FIRST - 1 Soecal Miracle Pudi, Oak. 13. McRae. KC. 1 2 '31 1 01066047Q7 Jeans Cal, TRIPLES- Rivers. 5. .nIer (1) 3 MI 3703 Puppy Tracks Rimy, Cal, 4. Or?,,. Chi. 4 100 Q 17 31 57620 T Ill I Or?. HOME RUNS Horton. SECOND - I Pi'reco (Crank) (5) It: Bonds. NY, It, P Jack-,On 4115Ø35Ø7 Crestwood Donna (1) Oak. 10 1150 340 3 Perkiorren Cadet (1) BASES-R'ivefl, STOLEN ill* 0(15)525001 (511)521500 Cal, 71. Offs. KC. 75 DO (IS) 011 ID 1 7 is PITCHING DO'CusiOflS) (6 THIRD -Merle Volo (Larrabee) Des. s 1. • T5) 4 50 300 7 10 7 Easy Street It I Pulile, 5 503 00) Bingo Knight (3)) 200 II BlyIe'ven. Mm. 51, 5.33. 350. Via?. Cli). $7. S. 74-5 577500 T 7151 0 $44 tOT Cal. 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Brian Ilulgman crushed a double for U. S. Bank. The win pushed Recreation's record to. U.S. Bank fell 6-5. Sanford Atlantic Bank leads the league with a 12-1 CERTIFIED HEDGES BUTLER RUM ITl5*$5IS15t _____ ___ CIISIPIIDMEUCO C Y R. 86 ' 41 1.1 B&L 4@0 .. .. BEEFEATER LM - 4.49 us . * : lif5,a oil 17 3 I OT MC HENRY 12 YEAR [KENTUCKYSOURION STANLEY 86' KY. BLEND DRY ISN1SSSPSOO4 J.T.S. BROWN , SUNRISE TEQUI LA ___ o*iciutvizica* P utt t o 10111001 4 YEAR 100 KY BOURION ( _____ $1 S'CM,ADLU DRY GIN 55' IOURØON ABC RUM STANLEY 4 ___ _____ LIGHT OA DARK CERTIFIED • EXTRA IO'40 14411 1111,0 ________ __ a ' IMP.TEQUILAST.LEGER QUAIL CREEK 90' 7 YEAR KY BOURBON _________ QUEEN __ _____ If _____ A"tAlf P if _. ______ .4 .# CUBES HI-WAY , =311:11TI11111 1 3M ASI RAE 17-92 FERN PARK WI i..'. P*I CMIII C*ASt' tAtI50I 05011$ 11 ARC'S') owl PS'? . (l SI GUASTI SOIl SMUT WTIP0S' IllS _ CANGRE CE AT 436 WOODLAND PLAZA 5.19 _•_ iift ,,a?il"'i I ";. ___ 41b4-I**.*IS,0H' ______ OLD CRow I Ctvfl varsity. Patterson and BrowdY were all-Orange Belt Conference, and Borkowski was ho norable mention, Full-time starter Freddie Moore, and part-time starters Lee Ward and Ron Ribbon head the returnees, Scott Meyers and Mark deVries, a pa ir of freshmen, and 6-4 freshman Gary hlIrd, who probably will play varsity will be gone from next year's next year, impressed Phillips. TORO nur. tr 2.29 "1 141 1 1 1 1 1 AIC - )wtiC54 - - '- - z " ~: 104.0400" Poll Poo AWARD WINNERS - I " 29 28 - ii" - - - I' I'e'ip.. 1*4I4• Tom ________ Vincent) ______________ ____________________________ __ 35 36 3738 6:25 (2) - - 001*? - - 43 - - - 46 jy ' ____________ 'el, - - - - - - -- - - - 55 - i 5:00 - - 3 -- - Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida Husband H 5:30 (7) News (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves DEAR DR. LAMB - For Wednesday, June 4, 1975 doubt. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI May 21-June 20) Be You have a tendency today to careful if you buy something sk ir t issues wi thou t truly saying that's new for you, but has been used by someone else. It could what you Unk. Be frank, pessimistic about others. Don't Conduct T,,l.. 01A.,, V- Mary (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart By Lawrence F. Lamb, M.D. comfortable. Hehas been totwo I L'fl as Pain constant pain but gets worse at times and is very Un- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. your affairs along medical doctors and a gastrointestinal specialist to the tune of about $300 to have Dr. FUMES 4 sill-41 Lamb - fl - 41 S - them all say there is nothing decaffeinated brands. Also, he should ehminate all soft drinks I know you can't diagnose this throu gh a newspaper, but wha t all forms should be eliminated. All alcoholic be verages should ,' -, -- C(1RAL FLORIDA'S r,,nrev ' I or colas. Tea and chocolate in is your suggestion? What be avoided. shou ld his next step be? Ulcers At the beginning of this seem to run in our minds, He is program also elimi na te milk not a smoker, drinks oc- and all milk products. Feed him casionally and drinks very little a diet that con ta i ns adequate coffee. amounts of vegetables and real DEAR READER First th e whole w heat bread. Not all good news. Regardless of how brown bread is made using only - uncomfortable your husband is, whole wheat flour. lie should it is very unlikely that he has any serious life-threatening disorder in light of the exam inations he has already had. With thl,sinform.ationintiand, drink plenty of water, Eliminate all strong seasoning and spices, such as garlic and pepper. He can use salt. If he doesn't already have a regul ar exercise program he it is time to do some self ex- should start one. This should be done gradually if he is starting perimentation. lie should try a whole new routine of li fe style . YCIIIR RIRTIII)AV Roger':, Neighborhood (6) Andy Griffith BERNICE BEDE OSOL Be persistent today on issues 21) This should be a pleasurable important to YOU. It may day, but there's a lit tle warning appe ar you won't succeed, but a bout how much you should pay you will if you ha ng in there, for your fun, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CAPRICORN Dec. fl-Jan. Don't judge others in advance 19) Don't make decisions on of their actlonstoday.You could your own today on a major be doing them an injustice, do m es tic matter your mate Give them the benefit of the should ha ve a ha nd in deciding. Dinah Club (14) Mod Squad 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley 17:30 (2, 8) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow husband has had a pain on his left side in the rib cage area. He's had it about a year. It's a 110ROSCOPE Gilligan's Island (35) Mickey Mouse AFTERNOON - I Dream of Mystery - (44) (9) (24) Mister - - i 56 - ' from scratch. 1_ _*i -- SIN7 II he 1- 1' - . , . -- - -_ - - '- N 1_.r._._1W - 7 -_ - . - ra f. - - j Try not to be overly influenced by one who always thinks she's right. Today she isn't. SCORPIO (kt. 24-Nov. For most -productive results, temporarily set aside work c hores Sh ow 2000 '',.Q3 iw MATINEE Adults 1 30 ItitiVII4L1j] THE BLAZER $ 45 THE GR OOVE can k nock of f TUBE k DAVID CARRADiNC DEATH RACE Start Wednesday Brucc icc to 1*4 Moe. 6 Tuts -- 2000 "THE TEXAS (RI CHAINSAW MASSACRE" o . The Dragon Squad £ Return Of Panther -?& - UNDER It MUST IC WITH PARENT I £t, I 11.141.111 a at Regular kl i~ j.''?,% ,% coe of 11.91i BarB-Q Chck,n Dii,ne'r or the $2.73 earB-Q cotatior io.e SIa*. ir,iny P-ren(fl • Oel,cious Car 11 0 Beans and • Hot Toited Bun. ri,, ,v, '..'t - 289" ., 3195 1, ) :. "', - - o • ft s. ' ,,I - '' , ' GOOD ALL DAY . . !: . 11 i.a'.Ir"vl- hn Hwy C 11 ; , ,.,_'J.."1 1" Value TUESDAY-FAMILY DAY And NIlE I7Q... 108 I $134 E COLEMAN'S BAR-8.0 "The South's Finest" SPECIALS ' 199 .: fl 95 WAPA"Am 4 119 L'. 1895 •IItITM'410W 1-j - ,' SANt.SiA FROM SPAIN (5) Mery Griffin (9) GItIIg.an's Island (35) Balman 50 5l 152 -'' __________ ________________ 139 -.1425 Wli ..,., 349 _____ 40 41 Rcturn of mcDragon 9 951" 1109 So 415440' $414 ,Ip isq "" 199 ..-2l 00 19gM TORRIS ROSADO ' 2295 OLD THOM PSON GOLD SEAL -- - 32 Second (6) News s ii 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6,5) Sunshine Almanac _________________ SP1it Lifestyle MORN NING ING - Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (35) U,..,,' ____- ________ L 99 ,. GOLO SEAl " ULLON - -- 30 31 -s" ___ (44) Mickey Mouse High Rollers Blanket'j Bank Wednesday - - - (24) Sesame Street Squares (6) Love 01 Life Movie Show - 4:00 (2.8) Somerset (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood (5) Tomorrow -19 ti va I Animation F Gambit (9) 111I. Sanford FOR $ 1.35 Across from Movieland fll 9146 l W Three Stooges (44) (44) Green Acres (6) Now You See It LL)., t'&.. '' - (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show 11:00 (2.8) Mo'ii "'' Fortune (6) Show tie Urizie (24) International 10:30 (2. 8) Wheel Of Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (5) Great Mysteries - - - V Ultimate Risk (9) Wi de World 13 - ____ K n ows Best Special: The 10:30 (44) Sports Legends 11:00 (6. 8, 9) News (24) Book Beat 10) - - ¼1j "CitTh (44) Father (35) 700 Club 10 - -15 (3} Marcus Welby (24) Legislature 11:30 (2) Tonight I () b.ir rut .nes (9) Billy Grariam 1441 041' hit (Ilnrt, y spoil your day with needless practical lines. wor ry. - li arslty cheerleader; linda Cattaneo, swimming; Cindy Frank, track: and Tina RiebUng, JV cheerleader. (Herald photos by . Ill a.'$o Ti.HERRY MUSt I 19,. 1315 BEAUJOLAIS LA MICHELE p" "''iWi,l..I 8 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To 16) Joker's Wild Romper flcjr Sto'y ( contracton (6) As The Wor!d 3:30 Sweepstakes cant shake his June 4, Irs5 - ~ - ' ! te nd to be very positive about problem. I'd suggest that he _____________ You will become involved in equally things, certain a stop co ffee in any amount in all ____________ pessimistic about others. Don't bold enterprise this year with form.c, including an'. the c'rwiI ,(mu with n.wlIr'c'a rather lar2e stakes. You'll be in . .. I 11111_~ . ~ . . 7 . "FV . '' close association with persons ____ who have influence over VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 organizations and groups. Silver llawk most valuable athletes, above, lei! to right, are Jim Follow your instincts today in Meadows, varsity basketball; Randy Pruitt, JV basketball; handling a business situation Andy Holton, football; Mike I.ecnure, soccer; Donnie Br'rton, "I"." advice of one ssrestling; Brian Andrew, JV football; and Mark Barnhart, rather than the off '12111 ItOC111106c"1111 who doesn't have all the facts. cross country. Below, left to right buck row, James Jones, golf; TNLSTU LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Donnie Andriano, baseball; Jim Pritchard, golf; and Scott DEATH RACE ia Have faith in your judgment. Thomas, track; Front row, same order, Vickie Van de Houten, . '4141111$ H Guilt t4,_•_ 199 L 21 95 JUAN EST( AN"TM" 4 , i14 '' •a' u.,... 1 8ESTALOFF BOOK ON WINES CLAN MACGREGOR___________________ QUART GORDON CULl! - •.• C' 'I*' ' Aiaea "''a IMP.SPA*ISHtR(AENERRY?.98 3195 MAN Of LA MANCHA' 199 LI liqs GOLD SEAL CATAWBA E1( DELAND 21 f 1 'C (7 P) 1'l 1:30 (2,1) Days Of Our Lives '' '9 399,,, g DEL CONIC "'" " 0 34 Procurator 0' 52 Poetic 7 (24) Olga (35, 44) Movie (13) Honey West 21 NVM 411 ?I 1*, 95 WI MARTIN RHINE - . - 2.19 . 77.95 269 27 ROSE FROM PORTUGAL : 51 Alabama ( ib) though it may sting t he listener be faulty goods. a bit, PISCES Feb. 20-March CANCER (July fl-Aug. 22) Yo ur material prospects are You tend to be very positive promising today if you're about certain things, equally prudent in your dealings. ________________ ' "a 1411-4141.-'$ *, - ',.. .au •' *04141 u. 51 5 second period. the varsity reta liated and grabbed a 25-24 halftime lead. "The game gave me an idea of what we'll have to work on," Basket ba ll Coach Dale P hi llips said. "We'll be a young team.. MATEUS CRACKLING ROSE 299.. 3195 199 2295 ASh SPUMANT! CASSELBERRY 99 - 'I l'A*,i Iii 219 48 Whale (comb form) 49 Musicil syllable action 6 - (13) 94 BLUE LAREL LIESIRAUMIICH 229 LI 2495 ABC-YIN ROSE-BURGUNDY 109%,412 75 LOIs "o.. c....141 ½ GALLON ARC Ct,uatII4l ISV 5T N*IIIIIATSI III) Penalties 41',ia S4.I' 41$ Ill,.:., *111 5*!1lttft4 Dining at illftnesf ..',. 15 '1 LAKE HOWELL ' '-' IIM, 101 Of 26.95 '61 CKATFAU LASCOMIle 39 Ueced note 17 18 'I P 14i' ? I' 3002 STOCK VERMDUTd IS HI•WAY 17-92 ,, 29 Genus of gratsec 33 Spheres of BUYS!! • IMP LAMBRUSCO ITALY DEL CONTEwhhIM4 69 Pass es Intercg't by Punts Fumbles Lost lion taiiiiiiiii son 1)145' i,tcai,, , - . - c.asij, 5 99 Ua'ISOI homes 6Biblicil weed 7 Dutch city (9) Happy Days (35) American Lifestyle (44) DInah 8: 30 (2,8) Movie (6) M-A.S H (9) Movie (35) Victory At Sea 9:JO ... 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MA*v - OA,QuuII 99 _________________________________ ___________________________________ ______ 8~1.0 MM TAtCOLADA 01 CISAIMS ' oia WHIU(YSOUI QUART " i ASTK . ________________________________________ I_ -' _i,:,;'_ THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA - KY BOURBON H1 Z. UAST1 4-' 'NU W 29 G NEW POST TIME MON.-SAT. 7:45 P.M. " ___ ________ ENGLISH GIN 71511* 51)0 OLD STANLEY 8YEAR86° _0_- _k__%_ -, ) '_ SUM- SCOTCH 4ISSCAS( _________ NIGHT HARNESS RACING SCOTCH TOM SIMS IMP. TEOVILA ____ ABC 8 YEAR CALIF BRANDY r ___________ __________ CERTIFIED 319 DOWN :i: 'r- '' Decicl c)Ck victory over the upcoming varsi ty in the annual Oviedo basketball game, w hich was And the more experier'..e we can get, t he be tter off we're played Fri da y. Patterson, who Is bound for going to be." Starters Patterson, Ed West Point, led the seniors to a 17-6 f irst quarter lead. With hirowdy and Robe rt Borkowski -- $1 IS CAS( Pt* form) 13 Sainte (ab) 18 Auricle 21 ConlbInes ARIES March 21-April 19) GUCKENHEIMER BUTLER 7155 CASE lab) 22 Mix e s 24 ObIcal -- OVIEDO- Clennie Patterson left his mark at Oviedo hugh School. Patterson's 24 points led the outgoing seniors to a 56-43 VODKA HEDGES KY BOURBON ) PaffPr_qnn Hl" fç 99 : SCHENLEY CANA OiL N t$IYIAiSIITTIR DRY GIN STANLEY ST. LEGER ISTRA DRY --,' .ai'Ofl 8 1 ('1 Tp.n G 0 WI3t3 1UTR 1f 2 99 OT "'_____ 6.49. l.1;flI'X('.L'1'J:l.I'1WfJjj IL'i • ;tI[{.1L4: .j1 i.1!i:f'i, _____________ __________ 868 3 'l7 6195 5195 01. ROYAL CASTLE ` ;V VOOLASIS IUM 10 OUALCREEK La41t1J L?5*C? 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"When you split a team up," Orange touchdown and S..t up Hureal Bell's 67-yard touchHead Football Coach Bill Klein the other with a pass. down run and a 50-yard passsaid, "there tends to be holes on He connected with Charlie run from Merchant to Bell each team. I was worried that Lewis on a six-yard spring out accounted for the Black's 12 maybe we'd not make a good passandthenfound Rick Evans points showing. for a 20-yard aerial adMerchant tossed a flare to vancement, setting up Wayne "But the kids looked good. Bell, who raced 5oyards for the Every school weolay (in the tohdo . " is larger than we are. fall) OVIEIX) - 4 YR. BOURBON ONO 0? connariato, guard Steve Birchett, linebacker Bob 35 1 777 'a.JltOfl, tak iui ' 16 202 000-4 t 2 102 01*-i 4 I Stromberg !34i3swaB.9,1 . $IS GOLD COACH 8 YR. 12 YR. s McHENRY 8 YR. CERTIFIED KY * HiWay 17.92, Fern Park * Hi•Way 17.92, At 436, UT$A DRY ,..'" i-i,-, ow'.., (-,"-) ''. ,-v'nsiIi c '_- Bcittle MR. ED. KY. 48' ?i it •DRYGIN MR.ED.KY. _______ _____ aftUM _________ •on VODKA - Larw Frrmedci 8 I. I Va(-0 rrank lStr-i,rq'1 4) S 4l%r'O4ie' 1,(lfl)r'r IB, k)c.i) $ 1. 4 V"$rolfhi .0"(10 Q 'as , VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' _~.~, a 111111NIN in 111111 ABC COCKTAIL IOUNGb 0"11 AINI ONE ALL OUNCE DRINKS ______ ____ TVARSCKI - U ' ' 11 11111* gq liMit 530I1A lUG RISALI tIA 7 0 "' - •$'•OO JAM ROYAL BOND'S MILL 6 YEAR 35% KIND DELUXE RIF ____ CASuIST 37 OVI ABC 6 YR. KY . QUAIL CREEK •?tM _____ t% cu ILA SIVIRACI 6001 ______________________________ actiGa 15..Osroota Terrace. irma .ar WHOLESALE 5 LU Sill Incifts An 6.99 1 ''' 5.39 . ! ,. cKlur • fl,- rt"-"'' 1 7 I 'tard Wushing Passing Passes Pastes Int.rcrr t)' edo Whitney slammed a double and six, and Little single. the Sanford Continental Little three and walked Jeff Webb, poked two singles IA7LIgUC with a 74 victory over fanned three and walked one. Little did not give a hit or run and Bill Cosgrave ripped a Stromberg-Carlson Monday and a 12-6 whipping of Apex in the three innings he was on double for Apex. U0R - SALE JACK DANIELS ENS UJ j George's (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Wesleyan Singers (24) Town Hall lake Howell Head Coach and Clermont recovered on just trying to get used to EVENING Tom Ruby had an assessment lake Howell's 18-yard line. But playing in a game situation." of his Silver hawks after the Silver Hawk defense ran 7:00 (2) To Tell The St. Cloud scored on its first Friday's jamboree at St. Cloud. Clermont out of downs, (35, 44) Star Trek Truth possession against Lake 7:30 (2) Candid Camera Concentration (6) "1 like em," he said, Lake Howell could not Howell. Lake Howell fell to St. Cloud penetrate Clermont's 40-yard A 25-yard pass from lrit8-6 and battled Clermont to a 0-0 line. Answer to Previous Puzzle chard to Steve Dickson set U Hodgepodge deadlock. In the other two Andy Holton intercepted J 1LD v lwE jj quarters, Apopka dropped St. pass and Jim Pritchard punted l.ake howell's touchdown. I ______ 40 Printing ACROSS Cloud 6-0 and knocked off twice for a 45-yard average for Donny Schrenk bulled three r. 1r measures )ar(Ls UP the middle for six i'i I African region 42 Island (lermont 7-0. Lake Howell. tFr I 6 Durations "We're awfully young and 44 Unit of "We itiade a lot of mistakes," Silver Hawk points. ' I 11 Bridge holing st. ('loud ran for its two 12 Revokes a reluctance _____ Inexperienced." Rudy said. Ruby said. "We were trying to Brazilian I poffhs, but Lake howell's twolegacy "Hut the kids have an excellent work on ball handling. ma;aw ( IE T [L.), 14 Roman attitude. We'll be all right. I like 46 Father (coIl.) "We looked a little ragged point conversion failed. iIS V,f 47 Makesrnto law 'em." IS Remorse until we settled down. We were z Malt Simonelli intercepted a 16 50 Indigenous Pillar Lake Howell dressed 40 E 53 Diners St. Cloud pass in the quarter. if Golf gadget ol s T i Butchers players and played them all. Ci.E Ruby praised quarterbacks 19 New Guinea 54 gadget LH tO Sr'uCgs "I think we're going to be se aport 3.5 Brythor..c Sea Pritchard and Joel Clark, Bristles S '1 Far&! lr-h, -'I I IV'a tI(rw,1' ~ ROYAL DELUXE wi o 15 YEAR YR. 8 1R. uttvcsv "M" I 1%A GOLD COACH JOHNNIE at 8 YR. 86° ' WALKER S DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT,, JUNE 7TH R(0I(L ANCIENT wett.l Tu481 P5*15 1611 l PfI " SCOTCH gi ARE '1 TO 5 IELOW AGE 6 YR. IS I SMI$MUI Tie 3L Fairy fort 31 Siouan Indian 32 Lawyer (ab) struck out I NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR RUM S646 PlUil Bank - t* AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER DC CAN TI R £XTRAORYAIC _____ - Falter, I -- ,, In Con i nenta George's stretched its lead in ('arLson. Wiggins - a coup shakes out." Cl e rmont and Lake Howell inured up 1.nd down th field, tint neither team coull sure. lake Howell fumbled a punt - Tuesday, June 3, 1975-3 B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --0 ______ 16 - LEISURE 7 - . - ' 0 JACQUIN - SECOND - I U - Pit C' ("em- ! 'Th'rr ii,,,,,, 'Em; ________ I' PITCHING (6 Drcs'ais) K, PQh. 31, 531. 790. Mn record. 775. 729, sersml?Pi. LA. 77. P Jonn. SD. 77. 771. I 47 LA. U.S. Bank 701 31- 6 ___________________ __________________ STRIKEOUTS- Sutton, Sail. Rec. 174 Il--iS PC ?.eitt,Srnith. LA. 74 - iest,-nns 13ev, IPi'i.IIm ps ) 97;?, Mss Pe'nnavrlctrmn rG.vr.melU 5 •'- - -: -. - aA In IM. Ile will be a senior next year at Grambling. lHerald Photo by Bill Vincent) lion-dollar contract -$36,000of it fcr a new house so his family can more out of a low-income project. Dawkins, 18, signed a sevenyear contract with the National 4 -. ps Lead C.7eorge s II reliently %as named Grambling University's outstandlag offensive back.The fullback gained 786 yart's [a 156 carries to lead the trnm.Crnmhlinø vat 11.1 MnrtIn ,r-nditntpd from Seminole RACE FOR ncc 1 hIftylidy ford " mnfe4d)4t Gsa flrea m 1V rkPleiSerl 10: (Weaver; $1. -4and I .-. - Martin, %ho %as an All-American at Seminole Iligh School, FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE FIRST -IM- Pact C.Jcoad$600: I tithon lanose'.' (Sici) 1?, 7 Gypsy 14111 Fran (Dvor&tr'6# $ I: -C - -- - . •' Dawkins Buys House Entries TONIGHT I . the mound. Friday. Sammy Griffith headed The wins lifted George's record to 13-2. Jack Prosser George's offensive attack with a double and two singles. Ford holds second place wi th Little ripped four singles in ORLANI)O tAP .- The abletosetmyselfupforlifeand even though he planned to skip t-4 mark, and Apex is 7.6. victory over Apex. the pros, he would college for don't want to blow Jack Wiggins and Toney George's it," Philadelphia 76ers' high school I high school attend his Wayne Pace and Griffith added classes tAttle of George's allowed only senior, Darryl "Dr. I)" Daw- Dawkins added, one hit against Stromberg. three singles apiece. Keith Meanwhile, Dawkins said, today on schedule. kins, has already spent more than $50,000 of a reported mu- ____________________________________ 55710'? 7177 ELEVENTH I ii. Ileerli. Cm. 15 TRIPLES-C Parker. P1)11. Gross. Hun, 3, Brock , SIL. 4. P,te4tnr. . STOLEN ,- Tuesday • , - - - J_ 1. .F, ' \' ' 110 V f •? .'. ,' - 17 : 01\ -. ' ,• '' rtesr7 I?) Like f ___________________ , . - Los Angeles at Montreal. (n) Uornson) 97. 7 Diamonds Lad Houston at New York. In) tDernia&k) 61. I Smokie Bear Atlanti at St Louis. nI .. 'BranardI 7? '.".'. -. Faa?. '.,n '.' ' -:;,. a - SEVENTH . : r (p.. 'T 1) ,ijl -. AAV lipratrl r I in D'eao tp.11ner 1 S of s Ltn,c,i., C.nctnna?. (Norma' 71) a? r !lsburcih (Rc-u%% 4 4), in) I M Arwits JSuflon 931 at '.*-IreAl IRv .ko 03). ini F,-,, - AiUktt Var). I/, '1,/f//,t p',(/// f-' a - ii • I M - Pace C-3 $è0O: SIXTH I Miahly Clip Away (Bridges) I 7. As Sister (Darn'.n1Ot S,int Clii, Damsel (StevenS) 31 1 Crg.;, Goose l)e(teci.ont 61. S '._'l C',rra? v:t' ,0 (hq,kir,~, itIL'te.% b4i i(.nr. 1ir. e t ,-.-,I . rain Montreal S. L Angeles3 Nr York 2, Houston o $t Louis I. £!$,,ta o G.ly games SPeju?t.ø - _____ I Hawks Medical Center and First innings. Medical Center. Federal slugged it out for six Jeff Litton stroked two Th e Railroaders remained innings Monday in the Sanford singles for Medical Center. the only unbeaten team In t1 National Little League before Donald Baubliti paced First Sanford Little League with an Medical Center tallied five runs Federal with a double and two 11-0 record. Medical Center is the closest in the bottom of the sixth for an singles, and Wayne Smith 18-17 victory, challenger in the National added a double. In a game Friday, the The Railroaders rode the two- League wi th a 9-5 record. • Railroaders slammed MLulCdI hit pitching of uiOifl4fl Hardy ('enter 11-1. for a win over Medical Center. 671 142-U 6 II r rrst Federal jumped to an hardy struck out four and First Federal 320 115-IS 4 tO Medical Center 11-4 lead over Medfral Center walked four. ____________________________ the before Medical Center exploded led Bo Graham 010 0-I 2 Medical Center 713 *11 3 for eight run.s in the fourth. The Railroaders with two singles, Railroaders score s&e -sawed the (trial t ii and Lit t on slapped a double for -- Castle (tt'tiit 77. 6 Ace Holbrook TRallou) 171. 7 Satin .,attau (VanderSchaat) S I. S Princ C.rcckl IC 1 Reititti Mondays . - FIFTH - I M - Pace C1m9 U0: I Rattle Me Home ivan reenter? 5 1 7 Avon Ren Ntrly) 72, 3 Tar Dapple (Olsen) SI. A S note Diller It arrabee( 5 2 5 Oar • 29 71 563 30 22 577 ?l 77 57? ranclscc. DtOI k/ - - - 1~ Wins est Slug ., , - Tcwr.d fRined(tI West (nc 4nnati National T - Matador (New man) 51, Stan An?. tD'Am?o) St.- B Swill , - LI League Baseball - - - I 7/0U$ 49006 FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY It A N TIL 9,30 p N --r-RI A SAT. TIL 10:34PM 1109 French Ave (H, way Il 97) Sanford I ' ,- ' 2 I:'' '- -:x �Tue sday, June 3 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ltlS June 3, 197$-58 Legal Notice NOW OPEN SUPER MART IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R IDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 5.I001.CA•44G In re; The Marriage of POIN FLIZABETH WORLEY, All I 111 i\ t.t?,MA?d I ________ '-° • A Petitioner. ART SUPPLIES *GLASS and NOTICE OF ACTION NORM 1ffl.Nt N Jrnrs 1tnn Worley - -' -. 4 ____________________________________________ ....!. FACTORY AUTHORIZED r tAt a ,.. a ri.. UUL E. ..uivtuaj L.'r, •:• urianao, na, ?IOM..gnoIia Awe San for - I . - you 1 A. ow p y b I 4•••• " - . - S. •- - Park Ave - .3 :-' -'" ''''" ' 201 F. First çt .' -. ' ." - '- - . . - - •_.• '.%• S . - A . - - - . e -v - i .. . ;_; - - -- 'S - . -- .Dosg and Bette Little, owners Earthenware MOBILE HOME ONCE•AYEAR ROOF COATING 20% PH. 830.7702 or 671'.33, OFF -. Carpet Cleaning [liIIiiIiiI 'c' , - Floor & Office Cl Cleaning ________________ __________________ - . - \ . J4Ewaq6 Pwd Time RtTkeS1ai,g PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES . 1- - L.E1' KEENEIIELP YOU KEEP YOUR COOL THIS SUMMER .l'icturcd above is Norm Cheney, area manager for Keene Mechanical 1% ton-infoi1 Inn SHE R ATONHOTELS & MOTOR IS WORLD*IOt SERVICE STATE ROUT( SAN F ORD FLA - . clean . 4,, //, jqVçq I %UI1 Getting y our mone y's worth in both American and f or eign choice, a nd for foreign cars. Lake C ounty if the y fix your seems to be harder to do car service. They do everything Worldparts is their brand. B & car's pr ob lem. It's nice to know nowadays. And with rising from minor tune-ups to corn- Dtsas facilities h house a large you'll receive dependable prices it's hard to aff or d new plete competition preparation, parts stock, so t here is rarely service and reasonable prices things let alone maintain what No job ls too large or too small any wait. But if you do require a with no hidden charges for the for B & D Automotive, and each part not in stock, B & D will tow ing. you already have, Good clean used cars are But y ou'll feel that y ou're lob is ha ndled individually with receive prompt delivery from w ha t y ou'll find at B & D. Some back in the good old days when the same ex pertise and care. their dependable dealers. In addition to service, B & D of the autos available now are a The staff at B & 0 backs up you visit B 8. 0 Automotive, Automotive iwell known for it 1972 Pon tiac Gran Ville, a 1974 located on Benson Junction their reputation with ex R oa d In DeBary. At B & 0 you'll perience and knowledge. body shop. Whether it be a pa int Chevrolet Super Che yenne with today's technology a nd Ronnie Pierson is an expert in lob or wreck. B & D has the camper, a 1965 Pontiac Lemans servicing f oreign cars. Tom capabilities to have it looking and some for eign cars. yesterday's prices, "B & D" stands for Bette a nd Lenhart is a lack-of-all-trades like new. Whatever your automotive The newest additions to the problem, be it a bent fcnder, a Doug Little. Together, wor king and is a specialist in as a team, t he y have suc- everything. Jim Taylor heads impressive list of services at B broken fan belt or need of a cessfully created an automotive the body shop with over 30 & 0 are wrecker service a nd used car, see B & D Aut omotive the sale of used cars. busines s which has established years' experience, on Benson Junction R oa d in B & D will supply you with DeBary. You'll fee l like you're B-& 0 Automotive stocks only a reputation for quality a nd FREE wrecker service in back in the "good ol' dysl" fair ne ss in a little over a year. the be st quality parts. For B& D Automotive are experts American cars. NAPA is their Volusia, Seminole and pa rt of ADV. : Sanford (In the Ace Hardware Bldg.) 201 S. Elm Ave. .- .. IN S • . • . BATTERIES. CORD AND S9111I CALL 834-8776 & 320 S. Hwy. I 92 . , . . - '" KEN'S ji;a.a F $30 - ---r . ' - . .. - -. k*A Ii,mr -. t.tt I. 'li'w'ir Ken's Auto Clean 100 FIOridØ under the I,tth..j nan"r c SIX FLAGS NURSERY, and tP-it • S _______________ torew i de _________ _______ ... For repaln, service and Improvement on your moWle borne, call U' Produi, Peter EllIott, owner. dlspla>fngowning. step, sk.Irttngand coaflngi. NURSING CENTER ) S ALE 0 4 15 to FICTITIOUS NAME U "" I ,p i 1 I 1' MIRRORS All Kinds STORE FRONTS Our Specialty GLAZING 24 Hour Service QUALITY SERVICE... - - SAN FORD - MIRROR Agent for p' & I' 41 FREE ESTIMATES. ,•acc 0 '5 fV o U --. ~rll Lcated lot Piftcrnt '... 2619A.S. French n2-8200 323.0191 United Van Lines THE FINEST IN SAFE-CARE E MOVING SERVICE ADAMS TRANSFER & STORAGE, INC n - - HORMEL WESTERN MEAT - CUT AND WRAPPEC FOR FREEZER Garden Drive to Richmon Road. . - Sanford We do accept food stamps . at IS per cent off the regular list you about your mobile homc LP Products, now in its 5th we use it extensively on our service needs, and give you an price, year, provides services and lobs" LP Products has received services offered are estimate at no cost or Other repairs to Mobile Home owners. Its office and factory is located many calls from mobile home construction of patios. screen obligation. LP Products is registered In Casselberry, next to the owners, concerned with the porches or carports. In ad Products with the Orlando Better dition, LP Seml,iolo Turf Club. Among the recent Florida tie down laws. services offered are roof LP Products installs anchoring manufactures aluminum steps Business Bureau. LP Products ."oating and repairing of leaks. systems to meet the state code with many sizes and models tc phone is manned 21 hours a day, choose from, with a special 7 days a week. Call anytime, PProductsusesthebest while and to satisfy insurance 834 0600 -A DV roof coating on the market company requirements. Let us factory discount. It's president. Peter Elliott, today. This coating reflects give you a quote on an entire wüuld b.' pleased to t,'tI, wltP' heat, stops leaks and keeps the anchoring installation, or to your existing anchors inside of the home up to 15 ding Another product and service degrees cooler. Two coats, not offered is insulating a family IImL one are applied room, patio or screened por ch. 4e.troylt All r oo f coating jobs are The insulation is placed on top guaranteed in writing by the of the roof and eliminates dtnic. company. Should a leak occur. condensation from forming on JOHN SCREW Wastebasket. prompt and courteous service the ceiling, and thereby stops a 4n11 will be made without mildew and fungus growth on Starts charge. For those who wish to the ceiling. The insulation topi According to authorities. repair their own leaks, LP reduces room temperatures by autornalicallyl the relaxation of travel Products sells an outstanding as much as 15-20 degrees and restrictions to Eastern a quart of keeps the room quiet. sealing compound, $249-50 Europe has opened the door LP Products sells and-or which costs only 53.50 and may Ottisr be applied with a small brush. Installs all aluminum window to areas rich in heritage in Shredders It Is very tronn and extremely awnings manufactured by No lands of scenic natural Irom flexible. The brush can later be Vue. These awnings are beauty and friendly. available in 25 decor colors and cleaned with soap and water hospitable people. It is Stat es Pres ident Peter Elliott, are fully adjustible from ooen Possible to take a w or ld t our to closed positions. These "it i the hgi.sf caMino corn --... -- --•• --...... mar Will iniroauce 'OU TO 3und we have ever found. and awn1nqs are currently offered Yugoslavia. Bugaria, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Germany. The cost Is not as much as J* one might guess for such a - or CtUrtd aboxi, gl ge Sttiai't _. The only Insecticide You Need To Protect our Lawn Against Chinch ) -. )Ur% /('(l Murkq Patients-VA--Medicaid G cir denLan Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford Fla. Open Ph. 322.677 1400 W. - CUSTOM MADE a a - WINDOW - va lue to your • ,}'r- / . home - , Sanford and protection. t O STRUCTURAL PEN o- OFF FX __________________________ IF DUDA AUTO PARS AND OVIEDO TRACTOR Co 39 :• AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 4 L*WN & GARDEN ... HW Y. 17-92 . Swingi n g, stylish and iwiUrai. try Some Ofl today. oull be aleasantly surprised. s WHOLESALE .1 Its, IS ORNAMENTAL FABRICATION REPAIR RESIDENTIAL "1'9 - Irma imo, owner BINGO FEEDS FruEstimatel Horse & Rider WESTERN STORE Attansont, SPtIQgS *31.4354 OP*n10a.m,4p,mSofl16 -- c'tir 5 . Ph. 323.7990 'ILM £"' - • S it - I call lame even i..vvvuiues,cr, wildes t er in my 5k Jumping Juc IJOUtiquc 43.4& 1.4 Oviedo GUN BELTS HATS. SPURS LEATHER GOODS Smith & Ban Welding co ' L LI P 0:2,. 11!" II6I U I%'M' SADD LES COMMERCIAL -- INTERSTATE MALL RoUte 416 I JJ The summer is an ideal time for European travel. M&ke reservation s NOW to envoy special fares. Come to CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC.. 574 No. rlando Ave., Winter Park Mall, Tel, 6.45-2060. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat. 102. In. divldual, Student, Group and Family travel available. We are specialists in Cruises 285$ Sanford Ave. Sanford Shoes Vale's Junior Shoeland Ph. 831.7257 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17-97 Longwood Travel T' s' Be sure to leave 'an in. fenerary of your travel with someone at home, In case you need to be contacted for an emergen':y. es SEAFOOI can eat you out of house and home... trip, and the heritage you see - They're beautiful, d Daily 8a.m. S p.m. Ph. 323-643 ermi will be unforgettable - GUARDS 04 04 N EVERYONE ) - - First St. --.... , Bugs, Sod Webworrns, Bermuda Mites, White Grubs, Leafhoppers And More 24 Hour Nursing Care For ..NQUW S Samuel LMCG '" .. Spectracide where your friends are" Private &I J' '' - _______ -. L AND BOOTS ' Lawn Insects 1 EVERY ... MICHAEL T. BRAGAN SALES MANAGER ----• m 24HR.SERV10E Ph. 323-5434 Sa nford ' ____________ - 323 4S7 __________________________ Clearance SALES&SERVICE 1205 Park Ave. - ' ____ N. MAPLE. SANFORD (Across from Firestone) S GENEVA NEATING & AIR CONDITIONING * . . APPLIANCES - Includes: INTERIOR SHAMPOO including rugs, I sumfe HOME ad- GEORGE C. . . A. KEN'S " 831-3304 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA Repairs Mobile Homes WILL I HEARING AID ' BE fl/RN/TORE 232 S. HIGHWAY 17.92 WHIRLPOOL Located just off Old Ii . BETTY SMI TH FULL LINE Orlando Hwy., (SR 127) 04 'l Ask the man who wears one!! Is ETHEL BART r I , CAME SACK ARMCHAIR WITH BLUE VELVET SEAT - - .' NEW . -? -. -' TWO LARGE BEAUTIFUL INDTASL!I WITH CRASS TRIM refrigeration service is now LP Products j I PH 323 9 4 FREE HEARING I HEARING 'ire'r I I AID - NO OILIGATIO$ I £.'Fi},,$pdOt,q._D.,,.,;, REPAIRS £I,dItC..00Wc.,..$.i..l.SI ILACKNAUOAIIYOE LOVE SEAT - 15 21) New New & Used Furniture- We Buy, Sell A Trade -On. Or A Houseful- Furniture I. GIatware - - Ph. 321-0780 Ralph Dukes Owner 5 AV(litJ( Al I 1 reliable air conditionIng and storage and display cases at the rooms. But we also welcome #4Z. I I '1 I IlIIiSsa I II U guarantee on 'he workmanship right level for the types of food residential work. Were and Installation available in the Or lando area being handled, adaptable: we can shift to a With electrical rates so high with the opening of an office in Pantry Pride and Skaggs small lob from a large one with irs only common sense to keep Casselberry by Keene Albertson are two of the chains no sweat, and from installation your air conditioning and Mechanical Inc. served by Keere Mechanical In to service work." refrigeration units in efficient Norm Cheney is the area this area. Norm lives in Casselberry operating order. Correct manager for this new office, Keene also install residential with his wife and 5 children. He coolant pressures, periodic ich will provide highly el. air conditioning, and are not 'has been in Florida since 1963 cleaning and lubricating and dent service within a 50 mile limited to any particular brand and has 10 years experience in minor adjustments to control radius of Orlando. covering name. They will purchase what the air conditioning and systems will save you real Volusla. Orange. Seminole. you want and in the price range refrigeration line. He has been money on your electrical bills. Osceola and Lake Counties. desired, and then install the with Keene for 3 years and was So don't delay having your Keene's home office is in equipment in your home. transferred to Casselberry to system looked at, or installing a Tampa, where in the corn- Keene will service any open up the office here. new one that you've been parativety short period of 3 res idential central heat and air Keene has 24 hour putting off. Hot weather is here years they have earned a conditioning unit regardless of emergency service. All their and will be with us for several reputation for fast, efficient, make. At the present time they work is guaranteed in addition m on ths. courteous service at reasonable are not servicing wall and to the manufacturer's prices, Kene Mechanical window units, but in the future guarantee on units and parts. Give Norm Cheney a call at eciallzes in commercial ex pe ct to open up their shop The standard warranty on a 8)4-2133 or drop a line to Keene frigeratlon and air con facilities to such service, regular installation is 90 days Mechanical inc., P.O. Box 783, ditloning Installation and 'We have just finished a but longer periods may be Casselberry, Fla. servI e Corn me r C I a I large oh in a commercial arranged at the customer's So don't lose your cool this refrigeration consists mainly of warehouse," says Norm request. In addition to the summer. Keene Mechanical food service equipment, Cheney. "II included produce defective parts and units will see that you keep It!-ADV ThEB.&DOFB&DAIJTOMOTIVEINDeBARY I'& Sern-MI County, FWiss under the r;II name or MIKE . - FICTITIOUS NAME Ite. . -, - i Court. SemoVile County. FWITiGili in accordance iiI the proitfstons co 1' ??e F .(ttt..rt P-Janit' Florida SIi!uln *i$ • Section ' Our Sth Yvar from The Intimate To The Magnificent •" PARTIES WEDDINGS. MEETINGS I-S For Details Phone 323.4080 HAND WASHED ,,, 'Jt6 .. '? Franciscan Guaranteed in Writing For 5 Yea rs - 834-0600 441 • Only Authorized Nylornie Applicator ' - •-: / .'' NYLONIZE di'. 1O1JIOA HOUSE UPHOLSTERY. rsrn, t re!er ,i ..-. ... Sanford Central Florida Nylonizing • Fold Down Awnings - '- epingthetemperatureinfood storage coolers and banana guarantee there is also a - r,r,js. III Casselb"ry. Seminole covn?v Floride undef tPit' fiz1ttiOu name C4 - 'TT . 323-3514 or 3337710 - ___ - FOR QUOTES CALL p 1. flI.LIAI . $ .;; • SINGER APPROVED DEALER , Ender,e. Slid prOprty being IQ(?e..t hereby g.ven ___ - NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FICTITIOUS NAME ' -, ---p- Fm 16 Sorry CNI"d Sat ,., 1711F N too if'f end trett'q %.adram, *.th t"r Clk cd the (;rc.l (c.,rt. Sem.r; County. Florida in Otordance W,?Pi the rrowisals Cd the Ftrt'f.,-% Name5iituft'q YO WI uso Florida S'*tuei 19'5 S Walter ( MC'ttii, tiØ P..'ay 30 77. JUne 1 10 175 - - GENIE PORTABLES By SINGER Stretch A Sew Classus orrning Register Now Roof Coating Guaranteed In Writing Leaks Fixed I Low Cost Skirting Anchoring • Carports • Steps In -: I 4 INSURANCE LOW RATES MOBILE HOME SERVICE & REPAIRS I MU I "LA BLVD. CASSELBERRY , 1- .i• I I AUTO I TRADE-IN J14 Ii PRODUCTS INC a III - 14 - 4 -- --- -.-- I -. 16-24 Year Olds II Filed Z Payments Strn.f%Ois County, F toe da t - •I ------------- I HANGAR RD. SANFORD AIRPORT fl2.U70 AGreat Graduation Gift -- I .13 Publish: May 27, JvflI 3, to, 17, 1975 77 WROUGHT IRON ATCH FOR OW - 10 SPECIAL 011 1069 Istuick Grand Sport ("acIPr'Pi':ai47IKiI)O41 Said vehicle being stored It 501 H*y 1? 97. Fern Park. Florida Additional information avaliabie from tPiC Civil Division of the S.rntnole County Sheriff's Dcparl ment and thC undersited as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, will at 1100AM on the 1$ day of June, AD 1975, offer for tale and the h.gPiujf bidder, for *SPi, Sub id to any and all Cutting len ,at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthous e in Sanford. F lo rida, me above described i' tonal proptrty That Slid Sale is bring made to satisfy the terms of sad Writ of E.ecvtlon John E Polk, Sher if I n business at Hwy ; bAIIr ,'nriuia. ___ Fiberglass Products FISHING BOAT Factory Seconds Reduced to move fast ore particularly described as P4o1.ce Helps Keep Yo ur Cool -- Repair -cIted in Seminole County, Florida, ersoaard :,v %6t FERNS d uluergiass FiberglassBoat - aforeald Writ of Euccution was oeliycft'd to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. and 1 lAve III upoin the follciiiIsing 1 ,scribeo Property owned t)i saliSfir 'he term of said Writ of Execution John 115 pots.. 5q1tl Seminole County. FI0ii.t Publish May 13, 70 7?. Jun.' 4W 4410,f / PALMS J,i4JI ALSO , SPORT 14 (norl on the Mh day if March. A D 7S, in mat certain case entitled. t.utO Body Specialists, Inc. Plaintiff. vs jb.t in 5pvnInof County, Florida, more PdrtCU'I'tV dc'seribe'ct as fOliø*i (I1 Home C. motor cycle Seminole County 2C71 License P4 l7A 115 S.d properly being Ioc•td and Stored at Altirnont, Garage ln Altamonte Springs, Florida Further information avaIabfe from the dvIl Division of IPie Seminole County Sheriff Department, Sanford. Florida 'and meuders.ed as Sheriff of Seminole Countv. Ftwida, will at 11 00 AM on the 4th day of June. AD 1975. offer for sale and Sell to ttthighet bidder. for cash. subject to ar.y and all tillIng feint. It th e Front (west? Dour of theSerii t,'. County Ccurtttcv%e in Sanfo'-: Florida. the above deScribed sonal oroverty 1 - - THE FACTORY NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 'T ICE i5pjER(flVGiVEp4tpiat , of that certain Writ o I c.u'iOn issued Out of and under lbe teal of the County Court of have e?$ pon the :iId des cribed property owned by Nicholas J Erxferl, and Karen - 1 Ph 322 4672 P OATS TO •__,_. .-._____ Automotive ,4,t B&D SI Glass & Paint (n EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER PtIithMy 70. 27. June). tO. 1975 :.. .. COP. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. ORNAMENTAL POTTED PLANTS HANGING GAROEI Keene Mechanical . SER VICE STATION ISM try virtue of ttiat Certain Writ ci Fiecutlon ISsued out of and under the seal of the Count, Court c-f Orange County.F tar lda. upon a final iudgment rendered l the af or esaid II on the 17th day of January A 0 I?S. in ttiat erta.n case en j.i.vu. npany. CqT Plaintiff. vs NlthoL'si J Ended, and Karen Enderl,,. Defendant *PI,Ch aforesaid Writ 0-f Ezecut ,cn wbas o me Sheriff of .1 eflKOrIK TIMEX Arthur H Beckwith, Jr ('eehnt the CCc..il - _ TIISpbOflIR77.6431 01' Days 4 t9d Ta c ' DISH GARDENS *WALLPAPER RON'S TIME SERVICE PIiI.nri.rt ilnrnp, &Pwt.. ; Post Of f ice Irji3371? ono, before June I6' lays priTi fife the (Iec of this court either before 'rvi on Ptitiners attorney ., .rrnpt1t(tythereaItcr. other '-c. rfauIt will be entered again? q demanded in r Vrfiliciri %l1P1ESS my hand And lhe seal of tCCitfit on the Itt day of Maw, It' s The Good . HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE-' 1 Featuring: ' *PAINT OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. PH. 321.0049 2593 S. Sanford Ave. t'upoe •MIRRORS -i written defenwi. if any. to it cr WULIAM 4 LEFFLER. III D. For Every - N 601 Roi'inokp. Virginia NO(I ARE NOTIFIED ihAi an 'ln for Dissolution of marriage .. fluU A..løI!1V YJ •nu c1j l?I...s P.O. ao'. 113 Casie'berry, Fla. PreP, -. Pet Supplies Annuals Vegetable Plants FOLIAGE I Iii (offlills, Is, iii Sit uIuni a AND KEENE MECHANICAL, INC. Wile. IC AID FERNS HI y çf' .Ito - - If Seeds Tuxedo Feeds is Baby Chicks Horse Care Items FIGHT HIGH FOOD COSTS BUY DIRECT FROM THE WHOLESALER! If you've got termites you've got trouble! Call us, the trouble-shooters, now, before costly damage is done. They work fast, but v ck iasi et. Get heip Emergency Service PH. 322.8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. Sanford's Oldest And Largest Company FLORIDA FISH MERCHANTS 410 George Ave., Maitland Rehind Purple Porpoise) - - 645-4020 - - - - - - - - - - - -- Headless Med. Shrimp - - 5q 1 CAPTAIN CHARLIE HAS FROG LEGS The �- ).-., I- Tu.sday,Jun.3, %t75 B—Ever'ng Herald, Sanlord, FL__ Lanai Nnfke - [ji1iotc iLL.1__________ __________ Legal Notice mntsUnfurnjs) Iannl Nntka - CLASSIF lED ADS tSALCOHOLAPWOBLEM' INVOURFAMILY' The Sfinford Cdme Laboratory IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ?70 feet and a ceitral angle of 1 thence S II clenrees 41' 0%" W )60 30 AL ANON NOTICE OF APPLICATION 179 30 feet to the atoresaici North IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE sill recele bids •t tnt. duCt. Of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR feet to the Nortleast corner Of Lot degree 17' 19", run thence Easterly way line ni Long*OOd FCC families or trnts of problem FOR TAX DEED right F.IGH TEE NT H .1 UDIC I AL Ct R Sheriff John Polk. $emtncte County CUt 7. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE along the arc of sa?rj Curve and said 36. Block 'D". D. R. Mitchell's Wagner Road; run thenc& along said CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sectlon 197.21$ Fla Statutes) Courthouse Sanford, Florida up to drinkers COUNTY. FLORIDA right otway line a distance of $541 Survey Of Moses E Levy GrAflt. % North rlghtof wiy line rt $2 degrees For further information call 173 COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 500 PM on June 74. 1975 for the CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 75.1016. feet to the point of tangency; run recorded in PIat Book 1. page S. 53' 31" W 14.7$ feel; thence N 00 that Seminole County the holder Of following equipment CIVIL ACTION NO. or write CA09I thence S $1 degrees 73' 40" E. 91.21 PublIc Records of Seminole County, degrees 30' 16" E. 10092 leet to I ht Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. the following certificates nat filed GAS CHROMATOORAFHS In re: the Marriage of FIRST F EDERAL SAVINGS AND feet; thence leaving said right of Florida: run thence N. $9 d.'grees 59' aforesaid North lim of Lot 36; Sanford, FIa. 32771. TIMOTHY FERRELL FIGGATT. sadcertifica?esfor ataiideedtobe PIeasebIonquantltiesoI (1)one. LOAN ASSOCIATICIN OF way lIne N. 01 degree 38' 70" E. 3-1" W. alc.nq the North li,t. Of said thenceatopgsaldNorlhIlneoft.OtS6 Husband, Pettianer II%ut.d thereon The certificate U). two and (3) three gas (WI ANDO ii (I'tiX)',it,on. 773 75 feet to the point of curs'a"e Lot 56, X000 feet; run thence S 00 a distance of 14271 feet to the point FACED WITH A DRINKING numbets and years of issuance, the cPtromatociraphs capable of Single and Plaintiff, t , curve (nNavr Easterly with a degrees 49' 13" F 17930 feet to a PkODLEM PATRICIA HUDSON description of the property, and the and double column analysis using a of beginning ) JEAN radius of 15.45 7lfeel. a central angle point on the North right of way line perhaps Alcoholic AnonvmOvS Containing 176 1663 acres, more Or names in which it was assessed are flame ionization detector and the P1 VII OPMI NI I P411 IIPRISES. Can Help of 3 de'greesOl' 01", and a tangent of (if State Road Nri 5 131 flong*ood Wife, Respondent as fOIIow less. not Including acreage of the following accessories IP,(OPt'C114A11 F) .i I lorida (Or 4207 feet; run thence Northerly Waoner Road); run thence the Call 473 4517 Certificate No 60$ Year of I aforesaId Florida Power Cor NOTICE OF ACTION linear temperature i'i •it, fbi 1713 along the arc of said curve a following courses along said North poraflon Easement over above Write P THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Issuance 1972 programIng with up to 60 mInutes tt.fennts distance 01141) leet to the point of ri9ht of way line; Sanford, Fl0da 1777l DescrlpllonodPropeety PATRICIA JEAN d*ellflmeoninitialfeniperalure,up HUDSON described tract NOTICEOFACTION tangency; thence S 87 degrees 14' Thence N 92 degrees 31' 31" W N 35 Ft of 10' 8 Smith Survey of t060minulestoinfinitydwell lime at TO Lecrt F. HeIy FIGC.AIT, WHOSE RESIDENCE IS LESSFROMALLOF TUCABOVE: ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 54" W. 11291 feet; run thence South flO 11 feet. thence N 07 degrees 06' CITY OF CL tO. COUP4T v or Property of Tom Dfl 15,6 Pg ILt SC R Iipl lemperature pruqrai;i raIr of SHEOAH, SECT ION ONE. a 75 Elm Acre Drive Free 644 2027 for 'W Care"II degrees 41' 23500 feet; thence S r 10 or t,.,'i, ' Ihi'n(e STATE Name' in which asSessed me: up to 30 degrees C per minute and a Condominium, recorded In Official GE NEESE E. OF I nod (Ii' I .'ii W.Suti,i%ifl "PiOttifle" AdultS ot- Teens 05" W 160 ) fet.t to the point of WHOSE Freeman N $7 rtr'qrecc SI' il" W 70006 Records Book 936, Page 301. Public MICHIGAN AND final oven temperature of 100 t'cainnirig f,.ot,urinq 7 6370 pIus O( All of said property being in the feet. thence S 07 degrees 06, 79" w MAIlING ADDRESS IS 14399 Records of Seminole degrees C. Sibyl Henry , CL 10, County of Seminole County, Slate of 1000 feet, thence N $7 degrees .3' AND ALSO LESS: 5r..'.'LOSt & Found BE RKIEY DRIVE, 7. Gas regulator system for flame 75 Elm Acre Drive Flcricla . .- __________ MICHIGAN 3)" W 78690 feet to a point on the lnl:atlon detector gasses SHEOA'4, SECTION TWO. a Fond du Lac, Wisconsin NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS i'OI' ARF HEREBY NOTIFIED Unless such ccrIifcate or cer East lineof Lot 57, Blk "0" of said Condominium, recorded in Official TEMPERATURE iOST Large male Weirnaraner. Guaranty flank . Trust "GOLF COURSE PARCEL No 1 that an aOionfor DISSOLUTION OF tificates shall be redeemed ac P Mitchcll'sStjrveyoftheMoses Records Book 972. Page OSH. Public PROGRAMABLE MICROSCOPE 71. Geneva vicinity. May Company, a banking corporation Frorri the Southwest corner of North MARRIAGE has been flt.d against cording to law Ihe property E Levy Grant, thence leaving said Recordf of Seminole County. STAGE REWARD In need of medical organized and rxiStin' under the Orlando Ranches Section 13, as yOlilo w93ch Petitioner is seeling a described in Such tertificate or road right of way line, run N 00 Florida One (1) rilcrosope slate capable laws of the Commonwealth of attention 319 5471 or 349 5124 recorded in Plat Book I). page degrees 49' 13" W along the East AND ALSO LESS dissolution of the marriage existing certificates will be sold to the of heating and ooIing the specimen Aassachusetts, c o William 0 _______ Public Records of Seminole Cou,ty, line of said Lot 57. 9110 feet to the between you and he, and that you highest ca'h bidder at the court at rates of 0 7. 1,2. 3 and l0degrees C IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a fleW SHEOAH, SECTION THREE, • Ireland. Jr , President, 370 Main Florida. run thence N I? degrees ' Northeast corner of the aforeald Condominium recorded in Official car, see today's ClasSified ads for are reguirccl to file your Answer or Puse cor on the 7th day of July, per minute or holding it at any Street, Worcester, MaSsachusetts 0.4" E - along the West line of said Lot 51; run thence N $9 degrees 59' Records Book 977, Page 0930. Public other defenses with the Clerk of the 1975 at 1)00 A N temperature from ambient to 300 best buys are hereby notified that a Suit North Orlando Ranches Section 13 a Dated this 78th di of May, 197$, degrees C iridelinitely It must W along the North line of said Records of Seminole County. Crcelt Court In an for Semin!t. toforeclose a morgage enlilled F irt distance of 31337 feet; thence run LOST' Small Labrador female Lot 51 a distance of 73515 feel to a Florida 5: Arthur ii fleckwith, Jr., County. Florida. arid servc'a copy Of compatible with the optic and Savings Federal and Loan 71 degrees 05' 56"F 40$ Oiled to the puppy. 3 mos blick, from Lake Clerk of Circuit Court the seme on Petitioners Attorney. point no the aforesaid North right of AND ALSO LESS; mechancaI system of a Zeiss Association of Orlando. a cor point of Monroe area REWARD. 37) 5569 By' Ida Creal. cIitOt.H, SECTION FOUR. a l'aylineofStatepoadNo S 431; run James F Flggatt, Attorney at Law. Univers.hl mlcrocope porotion, versus Oevelopment Deputy Clerk run thence N 31 degrees 73' '46" E. thence N $?denrees 53' 31" W along (rinnilnium recorded .n Official 7109 South Willow Avenue, Sanford, COPY CAMERA Enterprises. Incorporated, a 299 2$ feet, thence S. 73 d.n' 0:' ' - .,. Ftorid. 177') on or Ltre 'P Y'?? rigti; cit way line 61165 Perirds Book 9*.. P1,g 931. Puhlic '' (s" I'' crirv camera y.th I r— '.'.ci't (c.;.e't at. ha; been 09" E 9265 feet, thence N. 31 feet?o a point ontlie West lined Lot Perqirrts of Seminole Coun?. day of June. 1975, or otherwise a OFO 77 lofIowing accessories: ___________________________ Leg{ Notice filed against you in the Circuit Court degrees 70' 25' F 121 O6feeI. thence 1$. Block "0". saId 0 P MtcheIl's Flerida de?,i'I, will be entered against you ______ _____ _______ I (U F 9 lens _______ ______ ________ for Seminole County, Florida, being NOTICE OF APPLICATION N $1 cienrees 71' 18" E 350 14 feet. of MOSCS F Lt' ;rant, dtlC'l SHFOAI4, SECTION EIGHT. " IN 2 cibrated (C'itClC '1n isr. COUi I CIUCUIT c,t Act;or Cast' P4u. 7% !08 CA 09 55, FOR TAXDEED 'hc-rc,'N rtes5 S' C tIrrc( having 5,0 Norfti rgtrt of Lonøomlnitm recorded iC C4t' seat of the Clerk of th' Circuit Court, (Section 191.244 3 7" electrk Stutter JUDICIAL ciaCu:T. (N AND FOR B and that you are required to file Ftc Statutes) feet,lhencetl I9degreesOl'33" F. ayllneof5fateRoNg S4)4; run Records flook997, Page 13$), PubliC SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA on thl; 29th day of May, AD, 1975 back ur answer with the Clerk of saId NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 31001 feet, thence S. 19 degrees 4$' . thence N 11 degrees 19' 30" E along Records of Seminole County, PROPAT E DIVISION (Seal) S (1) $ X 10 back Court and to serve a copy thereof that ScminoIp County the holder of 49" E 17029 feel, thence S. 01 aforesaid West line of lot IS, Florida Arthur H fleckwith. Jr. fit I X S back PR No iS-)4S-CP upon the plaintiff's attorneys, whose tht. following certificates has filed degrees 19' 36"W 130 17 feet, thence 1976 SI feet; run thence P4 $6 AND ALSO LESS Ai Clerk of the Court 7 (61 S X 10 double film holders Re; Estate of said certificates for a tax deed to be name and address is set forth below. 1)' 21" F. 706.32 feet, degreeS 53' 33" F 66949 feet to a S 15 degrees By: Lillian Jenkins 14 double hIm holders SHEOAH. SECTION NINE. a MELVIN A PANtY. issued thereon, The certificate not later than July 1, 1975 If you fall thence S 21 degree' 49' 27" 1. 42084 point on the East line of a 173 foot Condominium recorded in Official deceased as Deputy Ceck sow quarts iodide lamps to do so, numbers and years of issuance, the Default will be entered feet, thence S 73 degrees 37' 46" W wide Floricta JAMES F FIGGATT Corporation Records Book 915, Page 0036. Public NOTICE OF PROBATE description of the property, and the VIEW CAMERA against u for the relief demanded $737 feet, thence S 60 degrees Ii' Easement,asrecordrdlnO, P. Book Records of Seminole County. THE STATE OF FLORIDA. to all Attorney at Law One f I) I X S View Camera with in the Complaint The real property names ifl which it was assessed are 13" W. 593 51 feet, thence S. 31 Attorney for Petitioner page 51, PublIc Records of Florida persons Interested in Ihf Estate of as follows one (1) each 100mm and ISO mm proceeded against, situated ifi degreeil3'3.E'W. 7aô9Sfeet,thence Seminole County. florida, 2109 South Willow Avenue AND ALSO LESS: menses. said decedent Seminole County, Florida. is as Certificate Nc' 363 Year S 15 degrees 30' 18" W 10427 feet, run thence N 03 degrees 06' 27" w ctF oi.ii. Si i ION TEN, a Sanford. Florida 37711 Further details and sr*cification you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tr-rrrr t. 7 nI.urees 11 09 ISsuance 1972 fOIIOAS along the East Ilr.e of said easement. (cnt1nninluini recorded in Officidl lhatawrltfen instrument purporting Puhllsh' June 3. 10. Il, 71. 1Q75 may be obtained from William H Description of Property 71 feet to liii' Poinl of DEO 71 11 feet: run thence S 89 degrees Records Book 981. Page 1319, Public to be the last will and leslament of EXHIBIT"A" Lot 46' (Less Pd) LOnqwood PB I Ragsdale, Laboratory Director at curvature of a curve concave 56' ID" F 97599 feet. thence S 00 Records of Seminole County. MELVIN A RANEY. deceased. has the Sanford Crime LabOratory. 1711 Northeasterly, having a radius of degrees 770 P0511 fo?I & PBSPg7I 10' W 165 97 feel, Ihence Florida, been admitted to probate In said _____________________________ _______________________________ UnIt P405 37, 38, 38 A, 39 and 40, $92.91 feet, a central angle of 18 Name In which assessed Lorena .3 26th Place Sanford Airport. p 0 degrees 30' 43" F 261.09 feet, WITNESS my hand and seal of Court Drawer 1731. Sanford, Florida 32771 degrees 05' 20" and a tangent Deming and Joseph Ann Batchellec, SHEOAH. SECTION ONE. a Con S 39 degrees 71' 35" W. 3*973 this Court in Sanford, Seminole Bids to be enclosed In a Sealed YOU ARE HEREBY COM All of said property being in the dominlum recorded in Olficial bearing of N 7odegrees 56' 31" W.. fee?, thenCe S 75 degrees 10' 75" W, County. FlorIda. thiS flnd day of MAPIDED within six 16) calendar envelope plainly marked on the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND County of Seminole, Stateof Florida run thence North'.se-slerly along the Records Book 956. Page 501, Public ?OOC'0 feet. thence S 30 degrees 57' MAY. 1975 outside "Bid for Laboratory in niontlis from Itit. ilate of Inc Iirst FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. UnIet such certificate or cer Records of Seminole County, arc of said curve 25) 92 feet to the 0• 1 11662 feet, thence N 83 (Seal) Strument; publication of lhi% Notice to appear FLORIDA. tificates shall be 'edeemed ac Florida, according to the plat point of tangency, degrees 17' 25" E 171.17 feet, thence Arthur H (3eckwith. Jr Bids will be opened on Monday, In sad Court and show cause, if any CASE NO. 7S.732•CA.0$.B thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17. run thence N IOotqrces 44' 45" F. degrees E 135.4) feet, thence Clerk of the Circuit Court Cording to law the property June 71, 1975. at 11.00 AM. o as egg can wtiythe actIon of said Court GRACE 0. TRESLER. 17769 feet, thence N 1] degrees deScribed in such certificate or Pages 79. $0, 87 and 83. Public N 73 degrees II' $5" E 30143 feet, by Elaine RiCharde fl admitting said Will to probate Plaintiff, certificates will be sold to the soon as possible thereafter, in the Records of Seminole County, 39" F' 91386 thence N U hencetl 38decrees Ii' 27" F 72359 Deputy Clerk office 04 John E Polk, Sheriff of should riot stand unrevoked Florida AND. degrees S6'I9"E 34$4feet,thence feet to the point of beginning, higheSt cash bidder at the court Seminole County. Florida David W Hedrick of the firm s Roger F Dykes CARL WILLIAM HENDERSON. house door on the 7th day of July. Unit P40% 37 and 41 SHEOAH. N to degrees 00' 29" E 17763 feet, LESS (From the Southwest corner GILES, HEDRICK & ROBINSON, The right is reserved to waive any Circuit Judge JR. DONALD RAY HENDERSON. 1975 at 1100AM SECTION IWO. a Condominium, thence N 26 degrees OS OS W. of Noth Orlando Ranches Section PA. S Victor E Woodman ROBERT E LYONS. at ROBERT recorded in Offi,zial Records Book 55703 feet. thence N. 03 degrees 00' Dated this 26th day of May. irregularities or technicalities O )3 as recorded In Plc? Book 13. page 109 East Church Street bid;, or to reject any or all bids. vICTOR F W000MAN OF C. MURPHY as Administrator With 1975 977, Page 581. Public Records of 46" E 33017 feet, thence N 11 40. Public Records of Seminole Orlando, Florida 32601 Dated this 30th day of May 1973. the Will Annexed to the Estate of WIPIDERWEEDLE. HAINES, Seminole County, Florida, ac S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr degrees57'17"W 2I7l3feet,thence County, Florida; runthencealonga Attorneys for Plaintiff By Order WARD & w000MAPI. PA LYONS, KATHERINE D cording to the plat thereof as S 37 degreeS 34' 07" W 192 04 feet, Clerk of Circuit Court prnleqtfr,n no the West imp of said Publish' May 77. June) 10, 11, 1913 P0 Box 150 William H Paqsdale, DECEASED. recorded In Plat Book 1$. Pages 3), thence S 7ldegri'es 16' 1S"W. 621 By' Ida CreaI, North Orlando Ranches Section 13, DEN 185 Laboratory Director Winter Park, Florida 37719 Defendants 31. 33. 36 and 37, Public Records of feet to the point 01 curvature of a Deputy Clerk S 17 degrees 51' 04" W 11705 feet; for John E Polk, Attorneys for Estate NOTICE OF ACTION Seminole County, Florida AND; curve concave Southwesterly, Publish June 3. 10, I?. 24. 1915 thence west 15 01 feet to the point Of SherIff, Publish' May 13. 20. 77, June). 1975 TO CARL WILLIAM HEN (lEO 75 Unit Nos 2, 3. 1, 6, 25. 26 and 21 having a radius of 13475 feet, a beginning, NOTICE OF APPLICATION Project Director DEPSOPI. JR. whose pIce of DEN 91 SHEOAM, SECTION THREE, a central angle of 07 degrees 1)' FOR TAX DEED 16", run thence 5 01 degree 47' 71" E. SemInole County, Florida NOTICE OF APPLICATION residence and address 5 unknOwn C'ndnnnimn' rr'nird,'d ii Qllicil and a tangent bearing of N 5,7 (Section 197.218 Fla Statutes) 1600$ fee?. thenc' S 4$ degrees 56' Publish' June). 10. 17. 1915 FOR TAX DEF.D Records Book 977. Page 930, Public degrees 19' 09" W.. run thence 4] NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , E 20535 feet, thence S. 30 DEO19 DONALD RAY HENDERSON, (Section 197.244 FIa Statutes) Records of Seminole County, Northwesterly along the arc of said degrees 27' 56" W 9867 feet, thence that Byron F Todd the holder of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 'whose place of residence and ad _____________________________ Florida, according to the plat curve 51.65 feet to the ooint of N 77 degrees 51' 19" W 7139 feet, following certificates has filed said that Seminole County the holder of NOTICE dress is unknown thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1$, tangency: thence S 13 degrees 45' 39" W 737 21 certificates for a tax deed to be' the following certificates has filed NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Pages 3$, 39 and 10. Public Records run thence N 6$ degrees 02' 55 W. Issued thereon The certificate feet thence S II degrees 59' Ii" F saidcertificatesfor a taideedtobe ROBERT F LYONS NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that of Seminole County. Florida, AND; 7200 feet, thence P1. 60 degrees 19' 6771 feet. thence S I) degrees 37' numbers and years of nuance, the )ISABLED 78.40 WEST 117th STREET iSSuCd thereon The certificate' by virtue of that certain Writ of Unit Not 1,3.3, 7. 11, II, 71, 73. 75, 39" F $311 feel, tnence 37" W 33956 feet, thence S. II description of the property, and the AMERICAN deScription of the property, and the the seal of the County Court Of SECTION FOUR, a Condominium, N 69 degrees 26' 38" w IS 41 feet, 79feetll' *7" W SO a2feet. thence as follows ROBE PT C. MURPHY names in *hict. it was assessed are Orange County, Florida. upon a final recorded in Official Records Book thence S. 66 degrees 1$, 05" W 304 63 Certificate Plo 711 Year Of 08 degrees 11' 16" W 63 76 feet, Chapter 217 SOUTH JEFFERSON as f011Ows' judgment rendered in the aforesaid 981, Page 931, Public Records of feet. thence S. 87 degrees 4' 10" W' Issuance 1910 thence 5 70 degrees 33' 77" W. IS 4.1 30 It(i 73 feet SYREEI the pnn' mm? hs'gm-'inng Certificate No 617 Year of court on the 26th day of January, Seminole County. Florida. AND: Description of ProPerty feet, thence S 04 degrees 47' 35" W Issuance 1917 LOCKPORI, ILLINOIS AD, 1915. in that certain case en LESS (From the Southwest corner 179? Unit Plcys 1.2,3, 1, 5.6,7.1. 9. 10, Lot 9 131k C West Altamonte SQfeet,thenceS 69 degrees 26' 36" escrtlonof Property title'd. Domestic Finance Company of North Orlando Ranches Section c't Sanford Ii, 17, 13, 14, 15. 16, 17, 15, 19, elght% Section 1 PB tO PG 69 F 17 77feet.thenceN 10 degrees II' _______________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED N 1011 Ftof Loll Woodmece Park of Orlando. Plaintiff, vs Anthony 77,73,71,75,76.77 and 7$. SHEOAH, l3,as recorded in Phd Book 13. page Ii" F 11029 feet, thence Pd I) Pfame In whIch assessed H Knox PB 11 P 39 thaf an action to foreclose a mor VillanelIa and Rcse!Ia Villanelia, SECTION EIGHT, a Condominium. 10. Public Records of Seminole degrees 14' 26" E 57 32 fee?, thence Bettirigpiau, as Trustee' tgige on iPie following property in Meetings flame in which assesSed WETWO Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of recorded in Official Records Book County, Florida, run thence f U P4. 0-6 degrees 02' 13" E 49 71 feet, All of said property being in the Corp. Seminole County. Florida: Execution was delivered to me as 997, Page 13$), Public Records of degrees 34' 01" F along the West Business 7:30 1st Toes thence S 79 degrees 7%' 76" F 9179 Cc4,ntyof Seminole, Stateof Florida LOT 17 BLOCK 8 NORTH All of said property being in the Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida. line of said North Orlando Ranches Seminole County, Florida. AND. Ur,less such certificate or cer feet ORLANDO TOWPISITE FOURTH Countyof Seminole. Stateof FIomda and I have levied upontt'efollowing (JriitNos 1,3.5.7,9.11.13.13,17,19. Settion 13, a distance ,f 38)37 feet. thencefl $Sdegrees II' 1%" E 17012 tificates shall be redeemed cc Unless such certificate or cer. described property owned by An ADDITION as recorded in Plat Book 73. 75, 77. 31, 3), is. 37. 39. 41, 47, j, run thence S 77 degrees 05' 34" F. Bingo cording to law I he property ft thence S 18 degrees 76' 06" F 13 Pace 51 cr4 the Public Records ot tifica?es shall be redeemed cc thony Villanella and Rosella 41. 45. 16. a. *9. 51. 53. ss, 5;. 59. 61. 10867 feet; run thence N 31 degrees described In Such certificate or 31 6? feet, thence 5 4? degrees 15' '.ery E VIr'd & S,It Sereinote County. Florida, together cording to law the property Villanella, said property being 63. 65. 67, 69 and 71. SHEOAH, 73' 16" E 25786 feettothe' point of 19" W 34059 feel, thence N 67 certificates will be sold to the E.lriy Birds 1:15pm a CBS residence constructed dt.scl'ibf'd in such certificate Of' IocatedinSeminoleCounty. Florida. SECTION NINE. a Condominium, beginning, thence continue N. 31 r'earee' 77' ii" W 6500 feet thence highest cash bidder at the court toereon and known as 403 Lonqwood certificates will be sold to the more particularly described as recorded In Official Records Book degrees 25' 16" E. 4) 47 feel; 50 degrees 11' 10" W 117 13 feet, house door on the 7th day of July. Oviecto Road. North Orlando, higheSt cash bidder at the court lot lows' 985, Page 36, PublIc Records of run thence S 13 degrees 31' 09" E. thence S 73 degrees 11' 33" W 7616 1975 at 1100 AM house door on the 7th day of July, Seminole County, Florida VarIous and assorted housefold Seminole County. Florida AND. 10010 feet, thence N U degrees 71' Dated this 7$th day of May. 1975 feet, thence S 33 degrees II' 24" W has been filed against you, and you 1975 at 11:00 AM. items including. 4" F. 371 67 feet, thence 5 Unit P401 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, II, 13, )3, Did you know that your Arthur H Beckwith. Jr 7711 feet. thence 5. 15 degrees 54' Dated thIs 78th day of May, are reiired to serve a copy of your 1 Maple Occasional Table 70,77, 29, 31. 3). 33. 37. 39, 41 and 43, degrees 37' 12" E. 547 31 feet, thencc club or organization can Clerk of Circuit Court 43" W. 7710 feet, thence 5 33 5' Arthur H Beckwitti. Jr. writtendefenses, if any. to it on Alan 2 Maple End Tables SHEOAH, SECTION TEN, a Con N. 01 degrees 07' II" E 257.7$ feet, appear in this listing each degrees 11' 74" F 108 11 feet, thence By Ida Creel, Clerk of Circuit Court A. Dickey, Fig.. Petitioner's at. 3 dominlum, recorded in Official thenceN.OSdeoreesOl'11" E. 11200 South3000fe'tthenceS l5degrees Deputy Clert week for only $3 per By: Ida Creel. torney, whose address i5 Post Office 6 Walt PIctures Records Book 981, Page 13)9, Public feet, thence 5. 49 degrees 15' 19" C. E 7171feet. thence N 51 degrees 70' Publistr June 3. 10. 11. 21, 197$ Deputy Clerk *.eek? This is an ideal Box 7759. Sanford. Florida, 32771. on 1 Early American Dining Room Records of 5emno'p CiuflIy, 4106 feet. thence S 6$ degrees 0)' feet, thence East 6000 DE0 2 * or before July 7. 1975, and file the PublIsh: June 3. 10, U. 2. 197$ way to inform the public Table 44" W 178 II feet, thence 5. o Florida feet. thence S 71 degrees 4' OS" F. origInal with the Clerk of this Court DFO2S 1 Early American Dining Room degrees 07' 4W 375 OOfaet, thence of your club actIvities 5155 feet, thence P1 81 degrees 17' EXHIBIT'S" ether t*fc'ie SCfv'Ce or' Plaintiff's _______________________________ P. 1 nlr'nr,r', 57' I?'' W 571 91 fet Chairs FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OFAPPLICATION F 10050 feet, thence S 21 tt'rrm'c'S PJi1rtjrrr' 71 11' W 32136 FOR TAX DEED tee; otherwise a default will be in business at 690 F Hwy box and frame S 71 degrees 3354" C. 9117 feet, From the Southwest corner of North 11791 fret to the point of tx'qinfl'q I entered against you for the relief 436. Casselberry, Seminole County. 1 Maple Bedroom Chest NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thence Pd 56 degrees 11' 36" F 11.1.77 Orlando Ranches Section 13, as dem.nded in the Complaint, rrwmtainlnn IS 1457 .iur's. riore or LEGION I Maple Vanity or Dresser Florida under the fictifiOui name of that SemInole County the holder of feet, thence N 71 degrees 16' 3)" E recorded in Pta? Book 13, page 10, WITNESS my hand and lIve seal of ANDY'S TEXACO. arid that I intend 2 Bedroom Lamps POST 53 the following certificates has filed 7l.9 feel, thence N 37 degrurs Public Records of Seminole County, P.OP'Th ORLANDO PlIGHt APIDS Court on June 2nd, 1975 1 Sewing Machine tore'gister said name with the Clerk said certificates for a tax deed to be W $701 feet, thence N. 3$ Florida. run thence Pd l2degrees 5.4' "f.('3( r COuRSE PARCEL NO 7 (Seal) 1 Vacuum Cleaner of tpe Circuit Court, Seminole issued thereon 'The certificate Arthur H. Be'ckwith, Jr 01" F. along the West line of said From the Southwest corner of degrees 39' 35" E 9605 feet, thence numbers and years of issuance, the 1 Zenith Television County. FlOrida in accordance WIth NrmrtPm orlando Pu, P.,. Seclion 13 a Clerk of Circuit Court North Orlando Ranches Section 13. S 10 degrees 36. 05" E. 184.39 feet, descrIption of the property, and the 1 0. E. Radio the provisions of the Fictitious H*y Il 97 INile distance of 363.37 feel: thence run S By' Joy S?oie's as recorded in Plat Book I), page 10. thence Pd. $$degrees 31' 04" E 200.06 names In which I? was assessed are Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 1 C E Electric Iron South of Sanford 77 degrees DS'36" E. 10167 feet to Ai Deputy Clerk Public Records of Seminole County, fe't. thence 5.56 degrees 30' 17" F 1. Electric Toaster $4509 Florida Statutes 1937. ci followS' 40771 feet. fhence S 07 degrees 73' the point of curvature of a curve Florida, run thence N l7degrees Publish June 3. IC. 17. 21. 1775 3 Skillets S Kenneth 0 Anderson Certificate No. O$S Year of F 71071 feel, thence concave Pdortheaslerly. having a DEO 79 MEETINGS 01" F. along the West line of said Publish May 27, June ID. )7, 1973 1 Deep Fryer Issuance 1972 degree's 14' 5.6" F. 96 Si feet. thence radius of 516 12 feet. a tangent of 5 1' N 2TId and 4th North Orlando Ranches SectIon 13, I K ltctie'n Clock DEN 179 Description of Property S 37 degrees 11' 05" W 3640) feet, Ti'.r',,j,', Each Moo"h ds?arre of 118 6$fee$. thence runS ano the undersigned as Sheriff ot 57104 feet. a central angle of 96 W $ ft of Lot 3 Woodcre%t Unit 01 thence S 63drgrees 76' 06" W 13.1 16 89 degrees 56' 10" F 31052 feet to a SemInole County. Florida. will at degrees 28' 11" and a langent PB 15 Pg 55 feet, thence P4 33 degrees 4%' 30 W. 1100 A N on the 75th day of June', bearing of 5 31 degrees 23' 46" W point on a curve concave Nor IIIPIGO Name in which assessed C.&H 176 19 feet. thence N SI degrees 43' Development Co A D 1975. offer for sale and tell to run thence Southerly along thearc of lheasterly, having a radius of $96 17 I. icr Mon 6. 5.it W 23) 10 feet, feet, a central angIe of 71 degrees 3.4' the highest bidder, for cash, subject said curve a distance of $6907 feet to Early It nd at 7 IS P P.' All of said property being in the to any and all existing ems, at the point of tangency; run thence S 06", arid a tangent bearing of S 09 thence N. 39 degrees II' 70" W Prcjular it 7 I5,P P.' County of Seminole, Stateof Florida thence N thence 15 degrees 63 de'llretS 07' 53" C. 77.00 feet to the degrees 51' 11" W.; run thence 15' 74 W feet 11107 feCi, P4. 15' 16 the' Front (West) Door of the Semin Unless such certificate or cer ___________________________ Southeasterly along the arc of said ole County Courthouse in Sanford, point of curvature of a curve con tiflcates shall be redeemed cc __________________________ Cave Southwesterly, having a radius curve 716.71 feet to the point of degrees 36' 77"W 71$ I? feet. thence cording to law the property Florida. the above described per beginning; thence continue along P4. SO degrees II' 10" W 18.10 feet, described in such certificate or sonal property All items being of 43178 feet and a central angle of thence 33' 31" 63W'l thence7) N degrees $0 degrees 37'W 16" stored at Adams Transfer I Storage 75 degreeS 21' 41". run thence the arc of said curve 6736 feel to the feet. _. certificates will be sold to the ) i Sanford, F ida and additional Southeasterly along the arc of said point of tangency; run thence S. 63 171 46 highest cash bidder at the Court thence P1 17 decrees information available from the Civil curve 19) 34 feet to the point of degrees 02' 55" F 7200 feet to the riouse door on the 7th day of July. \ t W Il 39 feet, thence P1 point of curvature of a curve con Division of the Seminole County beginning; " IS 1973 at 1100 A.M rave Southwesterly, having a radiuS degrees 31' 77" W. 9) II feel, thence run thence Pd 41 degrees 30' 00" E. Sheriff's Department \' 4" Dated thIs 25th day of May. 1973 That said tale is being made to 503.23 feet; run thence S. 77 degrees of 151.71 feet arid a central angle of I 64 degrees 32' II" W. *7 32 feet. Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr thence N 3$ degrees 09' 76" W. s4tisfy the termS of said Writ of 3$' 21" F. 165.18 feet; run thence S. OS Clerk of Circuit Court degrees 13' 37";the runarc thence 17101 feet. thence N. 17 degrees 70' FLEET RESERVE 6deoree'sOS'OS" F 32) 00 feet; run southeasterly along of Execution B' Ida Creel, ASSN thence S lOdc'qreesdo' 79" W 177.63 der W 16)78 feet. thence Pd 0) curve 3516 feet 10 tNt. point of 71" John E Polk, Deputy Clerk 1 31" E 1111 feet. thence Publish' feet: runthence S Udegrees36' 19" tangency, Pm' _____ Sheriff _____ June), 10. Il, 21, 197$ N 1$ degrees II' 71" W 101.9$ feet, DEO 73 W. 54816 ft; run thence S. I) run thence S. 10 degrees 29. 27" W Seminole County, Florida Art "MItt" 2t degrees 1%' 39" W. 97)86 feel; run III 65 feet. thence 5 73 degrees 46' thence Pd 0* degrees 44' 46" F. 65 76 ______________________________ Publish June' 3, 10. Il. 21. 1975 Picanso Mattt.ev. thence II 75 degrees ID' 75" E. thence S $6degrees 46' 13" W. 177 69 10" W 16101 feel, thence S 62 17586 feet, thence N 09 degrees DFO 70 21' _____________________________ feet to the point of Curvature Of a degrees 17' 11"W $92.37 feet, thence NOTiCE OF APPLICATION flutiness Meeting curve onca'e Easterly having a 5 44 degrees OS' 26" F 777 71 feet. 41" E IS2I$ feet, thence Pd. 7) FOR TAX DEED 7ndMond,sy 24) radius of *9795 feet, a central angle thence P4. YldegreesSl' 19" C 71177 deoreesll'Oi"W 161 SSfeet. thence (Section 191.246 Fla Statutes) NOTICE OF APPLICATION ClubHour 3 p tn 61 degrees I)' IS" W. 215.11 feel. FOR TAX DEED of 77 decrees 11' 35" and a Iangint fat, thence S II degces 21' 59 E. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Daily (closed Wed) bearing of N 02 degrees SI' 31" W ; (Setioø 197.318 FIa Statvfes) 76100 feet, thence S 14 degrees 37' thenceN O3degreesl3' Si" F 23049 that SemInole County the holder of flingoTPiirs,,i' )0 feel. thence P4 11 degrees 30' 38" E l" I run thence Northerly .ilong the arc 7C1 71 f.4 flu hOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the folIou.',inq certificate; hat filed 17 IIS 11 feet. thence Pd 33 degrees II' said certificates for a tax deed to be 'tie following certificates has filed of tangency. run thence Pd. 19 N $5 degrees 11' 56" E 144 78 feet to 71" F 11127 feet, thence N. 63 Itsued thereon The certificate .) 'aid certificates for a tax deed to be decrees 73' 04" F 307 76 feet to the the point of curvature' ot a curve denreci F 6) 61 fee?, lP*nce S $0 numbers and years of issuance, the ssued thereon The certificate point Of curvature of a curve con concave Northeasterly. having a degrees 37' 16" F 3011 feet, thence description of the property, and Ihe numbers and years of issuance, Ihe cave Westerly having a radius of radius of 9779$ feet. a entral angle P4 35 degrees 37' 16" F 43 0) feet, names In which It was assessed are Casselberry, ti description of the property, and the 106)3 feet and a central angle of 54 0416 oegrees 0*' 49" .incl a tangent thence N 1?degrees)l' 41" W. 44.10 as follows: names In which It was assessed Ire degrees 00' 18". run thence Nor bearing of 5 01 degrees 1$' 07" E., feet, thence S Si degrees 05' 3*" W. Certificate No SOS Year of therly along the arc of ;6id urve run thrnc Southeasterly along the 115 771cc?, theme P1 ( degrees 11' .S follow's lsi;ance 1977 Seminole C rIQndO 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 41c 6 thru 25 times 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. a 26 times 74c a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon I , OPI THE LAKE 3237900 line 31c a line thru S times 7 Bedroom unfurnished apt., air, wall to wall carpet 3)7' month $50 damage dt.pojt 20) F 71st St 373 1359 alter 530 I & 7 Bedroom Apts 3103170 mo 321 0066 DEAD LINES Noon The DQ IBefore ubllcaUon _____ Sundcy- loon Frid - -, 5—Lost & Found . _____ _____________________________ FOUND, Female St Bernard, Lake Mary area 3fl 3912 - We have listing; We have buyers We need another real estate licensee' to help us make salt's Forrest Greene, Inc. 311 0596 Executive Secretary ' Santa fliirharn Apol, 617 Atlantic Nitonñi bank Bldg J73 '- . - &Child Cat Saturday t F enng Child Can' Aii'S? S A Childs World 373 8171 -_____ - income as an AVON Represen ?aIk,e Call 641 3079 1120 Florida Ave. 371 6650 BAMBOO COVE GAPOENAPT5 Gracious country living, yet city security Quiet. soundproof 17 BR, all electric kitchen Enjoy outdoor picnic;, and leisure time in the courtyard 300 E Airport Blvd 373 1)40 Forrest Greene, InC 31—Apartments Furnished Move Into A New Home For S120 I Bedroom apt licjhlt, water fur rushed Adults, rio pets 387.50. 377 7796 eves & wknds, , BAMB')O COVE GARDEN APTS Decor furniture. 1 2 tSR. 'Jeec; 'hag carpeting Call (.rc, teSuocrut ttxiAm, 'Iti'I 1 A,,r,.',,t flihflhoer Payton Realty 111 keep hrrs fl my hocnt' I years eiper:rnr' 37) $3P,7 Payments less than renI IIu,irrs from 15 thrij retirement Must Qualify. Excellent inve'slmeitt Your questions can be answered Contact us JOlt P4NY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC A' !Ci.' (1 ,t- i.'t., 322.6457 Sten 111W 1sf St $91 A Month 'r' fl—Rooms 'COn;r,'ite iu,,miitt'tl ')ii,ini' •'vpe'ns("% 372 3511 after 5 The Business strom Realty Rentals Check Of San dlewood - flactielor, clean apartment, Corn pletE'ly furnished 1' mites from dOwntown Sanford 327 1318. 377 . ADULTS, NO PETS bedrooms, carpeted, air con dl ion,d Plo pets Moderate rent ' ST. JOHNS RIVER-- 7 stOry, 4 bedrooms, 4 bath home With pool and many, many extras. Assume existing low Interest mortgage. Total once. 195.000 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency 3133 SI5O-ColorTV QUALITY INN-NORTH I 16 SR 131, Longwood Unturnished k W/W Shag Carpet You. k Range'Refrigerator -- 31A—LipIexes BR, 1' baths, living rm family rm., central heat air, carpeting, above around pool, fenced back yard fly owner 32) 0577 after 6. , rI Dishwasher.Disposal _,t_ Clothes WasherDryer ____________________________ Recreational Building Heated Pool ?i 7 Bedrooms, adults preferred, 530 Week Furnished or unfurnished 323 5151. 322 6620 DELTOPIA— New Duplex, Furn or tunfurn Drapes. Water, Lawn Care 373 1578 or 668 6346 3 Bedrooms, family room. 7 bedroom, carport Children okay h' 1.2 Bedioom , fROP 5155, 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD. 373 7110 MOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 Beil lot eIection ClassIfied Ads didn't work lrtiaily furnished apt Longwood, chlldrCn & pets accepted 530 1517 p.,u,J , now available in Sanford's liewest and or 5#IIIUI JIi3iJVU 8307157 (,irpt'tec) 3 cdroom. I' bith. kitchen equipped, central heat & finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. the and Inspect Model homes on U ardens SANFORD Kitchen EquIpped, Air 3 ISO STUDIO 1,2,3 ,, BEDROOM SUITES _________ 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 'a U w . 'a i ui II, '4 t ale ?,Sary 2 hi furnsr'ei utilities (Xl except uas 3160 Adults. P40 RL 135 FROM COVE state Rd. 427, 2.3 patio arid lawn furniture at a good 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD miles east cf l7.. Ph. Sanford (305) 323-81S0 Orlando (305) 834-2299 _____________________________ Of ",.., —' LOOK -" Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 177 1991 1919 S French 3727371.3771196.377 1914 332 1959. 377 116.1 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Pg Real Estate Broker 3771615 BeautIful 3 bedroom. 7 bath home with natural stone front. Professionally decorated and in a great neighborhood, large lot with privacy fence Assume present mortaaoe Save 33% Horn es it es Rerfront- i%r'kiva, 351,100 tOO'. 110' lot- Sanford. 13,200 73.1)0' lot fenced- Sanford, 13.000. SECURITY DEPOSIT? re you don't.., Pay 1st Month's Rent snd Move In. .... ' 1&2 Bedroom Apis. F urn is hi*d or Unfurnished .' /HWY. 17.92, Sanfori ______________________ ___________ , ____ 323.8670 Moving? Why Not Live in Sanford's Finesi Established Residential Area? _ ___ - ,, _ -. . . , ,, . ... -...' ,.,.. Ii . . Real Estate - _ril EALTOP t797$1 k1I .T"I.._ awn ivuowers. -_____...__-.._ M?.(X)UF ly owner, like new, 7 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage. fenced yard %Ir,000 3276)99 or 373 951$ anford. fly Owner, 3 BR, 7 bath, air, carpet, garage, screened porch, 2 yrs old, 176. 37) 6132. MovIng Must Sell. 7 Bedroom Home in Country Club 1500 Down. 377.7775 ORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH ATC 90. 3 wheel Honda Like New Call Motorcycle lnsurane BLAIR AGENCY 321 3166 Ton shell, wiae Tires. lyl engine and many extras, 321 0529. )" 197) Datsun pick. up. toot chest on each Side Tile over payments. ROF3SOP4 MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 97 372 5961 - We Sell The Best & Service The Rest Western Auto. 301 Vt 1st St. Large space heater, complete, 170 gal fuel tank, Gauge & new smoke stack Tw GE Air conditioners 150 & 7.000 (flU. 372 T........L. 16' Canoe 10' FIberglas', Fishing Boat 31) 377 5f,71 80—Autos for Sale Supplies - --- -- ______ 1379 Elliott Ave - Used office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks I. chars, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. P4011'S Casselbeery. 17 97, 1)0 1706 MAITIAPIDELEAMART 1797 Ope'nSat., Sun 95 For Your Junk Cars 373 9)34 1966 Galaxie 500 6 cylmnde'. air, auto tranmission 1961 Galaxie 500 $ Cylinder, auto, transmission 62—Lawn-Garden l911Hw' auto PS, PB. 57.000 miles. Local prh,ate owner Factory stock Bob aroen spot P-loya ,'reer, ifl 5191 Open Saturday & Sunday. 9 loS p i Tables & permanent booi available. All under cove Located 17 miles east of I Ion 5 16. Sanford at Stan's Auction. L 9719 1973 Dodge Dart Custom. 1 door Loaded Assume loan. 377 $701 be's tree spikes, slow release food or trees C*rdp,l n,i liftS Ui fully eflcto5ed Ivar top Good running Condition $130 Firm. 373 110.1 after 5 p m Woodruff's Garden Center A.._, e.___.d Junk. Trash Hauled Away SI Pick upLokd 64—EquipmentforRent bedrooms. 2 baths, central heat. window air. Zoned commerca 1" Barrel ihampooerforonly$1.Soperday BR, ith income Owner will take low down on contract to buy. or Assume 111.200 egulty on %77. Iflilesnorthon 1797 Tatil, Dentals 1700 PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW, 1971 Dodge Challenger Radio. Heater. Air, Power Real Cheap 3230*95 Pick lip Abanctned Cars FREE 3171621 I 1973 Ford Pinto Squire wagon. completely loaded, low mileage Call 3236631 after 3 pm. 65—Pets-Supplies Counter tops, Sinks. Installati. available. Bud Cabetl 377 $0 ").i;,:' 1971 Honda ElsnoreMT 2'.' $450 Call 377 0694 71' Critctifield Cruiser, 100 Inboard outboard power Ideal for family camping, skiIng, & fishing 372 Sill or 377 0221 TRADE Carrier 3 ton air conditioner, and heat pump Package unit fat' central system New 1350. 323 1308 37271)8 AFTER HRS 3773991 322064$ lIPS 7 full baths, family room & den, plenty storage, large lot 377 1047 1971 Audi 100 15 1 dr sedan, ar conditioned, AM FM radio, 4 speed, $7,195 Ask for Duane All Breeds I Discounts) SIC obedience and protection den, heat air, garage 349.950 raining. Prou,vrn SOlving dog usycfiology. 1 775 0*30. 1177 PARK AVE., SA NFORD st listed, 7 bedroom. Spanish. freshly painted inside 8, out, wall to watl shag carpeting, beautiful wooded lot Hurry Only 3)1.300 Call 373 9110 icusebreaking. Obedience, 'rotection LI $31 7370 CALL IC TRAINING IN YOUR HOME. Refrigerator )dcu ft self defrost, 000d condItion $30 Call 327 10 After S Larry Saxon, Realtor UAIWW ,I'i washer, dryer, awnings, carpet, I Anniversary Sale All Month Basse dresser. $45. Maple chest i drawers, 573. old school desk. St full site mattress, 110. rode 1)7 50; twin bedroom, completi 195: round coffee table. $10, te cart, $10; Blonde Mahogan double pedestal table and I chair: sofa. 530 KuIp Decorators. 109 V 1st St 377 7335 Breed Dog Trainir.g Academy OVER 60 NICE Ci. E.S'l (t,U TO CHOOSE FPO,' EA'iV TIER',") l is our 15th year at Animil 'laven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you. our :ustomers 377 5757 NO CREDIT CHECK PlO INTEREST--NO RED TAPE - 66—Horses * ** 'ii trained Pony, and tack, neck em $75 or best offer Richard NATIONAL AUTO SALES .4 - Licensed Orlando 773.3170 3USINESS DIRECTORY ic bedroom traut'r. sbjna with bedroom & living room built on EXIPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - - 1WPI TOWN 7 Bid, I 1,afh Piornc' Priced as low as 310.300 ... I Ideal area for ctildrc'r 3 bedroo home with completely tend yard 320.000 RURAL BUNGALOW Shaded tot, space br garden, bedrooms, on p,led roid 317.5< 3 beciroon, rc'lu, h',hCd høn' Shdded lot Set' it at 118,3(5) ,_, ril,Piv5;, - Jr . 3, IllS.. I fUll condition, nicely furnished. central Pieat, air condutioner. 7 bedroom, 1 bath 12,700 or best Dffer 3721136; after 7, 3730117. ask for Mrs. flaggerly Available Rg Real Esta'r Broker 372 1)01, 2610 Hiawatha Ave at Il 9 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS WITT REALTY Peg Real Estateflroker 7139 S Myrtle Ave Sanford Phone 321 0610 377 7711 I LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRIN T THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD :entral P'tr,it & Ar Conditioning For free eStimate'., call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 377 1771. HomeImprovements — t' like pennies from heaven when you sell ")ori't P4e.ts w'th a warm? ad Carpenitrt. Idernodelng. Additions, Custom Work Licensed BOndId. Free estimate 373 6038 _____________________________ ART BPO,'N PEST CONTROL 7542 Park Driwe 372 1543 A small Classified Ad brings big returns Ty Oe md see Call 7611Or831999) !LAPtNIP4G A GARAGE SALE 1 DON'T FORGET TO AD IT VEPTISE IN THE CLASSIF ItO ADS 322 2611 - Investigators BeautyCere ave's Furniture 500 SANFORD AVE. PHONE fl3.9370 COME IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF FURNITURE INANCING AVAILABLE IF YOU HAVE GOOD CREDIT OR USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN. FREE DELIVERY ithin S Miles Of Sanford tdroom Suite Compleh Couch, Two Chairs DO — tot Stool and Coffee Tabli DO Chest Of Drawer 'am $11 To $75 Dinint — — Pet Care TC.'.( L.' IIiAulr s:Lo' (formerly Harniett's Beauly Nook? 519 F Pine PH 373 cr 173 571$ _____________________________ UN - BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES WAN) AD FROM 'THE COLUMNS INVE STIGATIOPIS ________________________________ ALL TYPES PET PIE T PIN Boarding & Groomng Ph3774057 landCIen*ig In the Herald Classified ads .me tilack ,mricl whtr and ne3d III 0,1' ARI AltlN(',t",NO ('LEAPING .'ilI !,(e', lç' & .srrn,yqe cleared We top Soil, till dirt, clay, and shell available Please call night or day, 323 3913 ti,dve PIECIAL Permanent Wave. 5)0 Ask for "Glen Bernice's Beauty SaImn. 76fl Santord Ave 377 3936 PressureCleaning _____________________________ A C ts?er,c.r pcessmJnr.cr,nni 3730865 " _______________________ on'? need!" Serve a useful purpose itoamn hn ou sell them with d Classified Ad trom the Herald Call us today' Don't delay' Just dal 37,7 76)) cr 8)1 9'93 la place your low cost Want AU HornsImprovements - LaM Clearing, Bulldozing, Fill dirt. Top soil [STEPSON LAND __________________________ CL FARING. 3273943 ______________________________ UtilityBuildlng.s C&A Backhoe Service Landclearnuq. fill dirt, clay, rock All kinds 0' digging House trail i'rs stored arid moved 37? 9117 or 4)4 114% ______________________________ , Land_ Malateasuc. ______________________________ HOMIIMI'WOVEMEPIT ALL 1YPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 37? 1331 e'ostened with th %ttt' as Class A ,'.,. '• •.',.' PestControl - - ' GOOD USED PAYTON REALTY Day'. 377 6)?) Nights 377 Sl7ior 372 7357 —'H-1.W. ' Air Conditioning Swim or Fish Sparkling cte.in, 3 t,cd!oomS, 7 bat lakefront hornu', ; ,'ntral heat a' air. trec, arid other extre 3)9.000 AWAY JUST A PHONE CALL LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT D I lIP, 7 tilh, large Florida , is 5,UIi5.5,U iv UuuLUi., L,IULS Home on tile. "lr lruj rngm, bedrooms, 7 b,ittis 327.300 3 Minutes from Town "_____ L_-, ii carpi lot, beautiful oaks. n fenced back yard. and much coo. For details, call 37? 0373 lrom 9 , FI.AX 'N COOL in this hon'rr .sncl i'ol I II U. 7 b.iths, en Irrla,nm,nl room, central heat ,.nd air 339.700 __________ S,.-. ' lutcfuisOn Ocean front Apartments, 339 S Atlantic Ave Daytona Beach (ill 377 103$ _____ __________________________ ' . - Lrt' : RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN _________ Sunland morurvu, rCnt heat & ar, 1)9,700 Issuance 1917 . 3 bedroom. 1", bath on corner lot. $16,900 Exitting, 316,500. 7 oct REALTOR 372 7191 _____ - ,,,' Over the years, mre and mor* ind,viduai have désc.ovvr,d the Want one of tfse eatest little peduleri of them all A! You'll be amazed how these small, lowcost ac can re,:h ciut r4 set? mt any ftem you may have for sale t.1 tit It fittl The nex* time you runrossomeuVctC hinks to ClaSsified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one today' Phonc 377 2511 or $31 9993. 41-'-Houses ________ '., fling Every Turi Night Early Ilirdat; 30 ReguIiin$ Do Free Card With This Act Mertinq ttt', 'I Sdult niohile home vi;IaQV. under large Shady oaks on the scenic We'kiva Modern clean interior;, from 3110 SMi W of Sanford 3?? 1470 ')PI VFW 10,050 curve concave Southwesterly having point of reverse curvature concave degrees 46' 30W 101.71 feet, thence flea II? 95 Ft Pd of SE Cot' Govt Lot N 07 degte 17' 26" W 123 10 feet, 3 Run P487 Deg 16 Mm W 91$) Ft W a radius cf 4)1 7$ feet and a central Wesferly, having a radius of $30 DescrIption .4 Property thenceN. l4deqree-s71' 7$" F. 179.11 417.47 Ft Pd 31.84 Ft F 1)1.12 Ft NIy dOff "f Sly 659.1 Fl of WIy 73 bnot$ of 07 degreeS 54' 57"; run feet, acentral angteof 07 degrees thence Pdorthwesteely along the arc ii" and 4 tangent bearing of S. 70 feel, thence Pd. 45 deqrecs F. uss Deg SI Mm F 91.13 Ft $ 3454Ff to Ft of Grace St Erifiminger Farms of said curve a distance of 7731 feet Ad No 3 PB 6 Pg 77 degrees 56' 51" E.; run thence along feet. thence Pd. U decree's 79' 33" F. Beqfor Rd Sec lOT. 205 P 30 F Name In v,t,IPi assessed Harold to thepoint of beginning All of Use Ihr arr ni said 'iev 107451cr? to 19007 lert. thence P4.15 decrees F. NameinwhlchatsessedLavern C 56 fee'?, thence S U degrees 71 Clark Jr. arid Elaine H Clark. Merfei and Piola Met-tn Jbovr deScribed bing in Seminole the point of tangency; All of said PrOptrty being in the County, Florida. containing IS 1010 i'un thence S 37 degrees 3$' si" w. 16" F. 97 19 feet to Ihe' point of All of said properly being in the County of Seminole. Stateof Florida. acres, more or less 9 70 feet, fhence S P degrees II' b rining 1 County of Seminole, Stateol Florida ALSO LESS From fhe in iJnle'i5 such certificate or cer OS SPd 36401 feet, thence Unless torh certificate or cee tI'rLe(t14'mn ol II.. t4s.xth ,;.w., APTMtPfT PO ci-rr 'Crtti thit tt rcdcemedac ac ' :.-- - -. 1971 Pir.nd,. CR 7 Pall hacks. lit'., nit' i'!" f,4". ,r,r- ti's. 32? ,''i - c.Dt.ui. iV.311.Q5,MOPITP4 !ll4 riIU 13.000 cash 371 0159 WEKIVA RIVER • . -', - - t97) 17' wide, 1 fiR. lumnmthed, air conditioned Adults Security 36—Resort Property of ' -- 5O-4JscelIaneous for Sale ______________________ BUY SELL 3)1 31SF First St 73—?Mtorcyc les tramier. 3350 373 1691 after 4.30 ____- Broker 107w Coryirnercal Sanford)?? 7181 exchange REEL'S thOOt' SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave KEPIMORE WASHER, paris, serv ice, used machipes. MOONEY APPLIAPICES)7) 0697, i' Courtney boat, 35 HP engine & Merchandise W. Garnett White Reconctitionect flatteries, II? 95 19' Cabin Crui'.er WIl trade for late model motorcycle or compact car of equal value 514 1921. 26065 Hwy. 1792 P EAL TOP 31) 5774 JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC 76—Auto Parts' - Harold Hall Realty Acreage For used furniture, appliances. tUnIs, etc Buy I or 1001 itrn Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys PLAN TO BUILD? look at this beautiful shaded lot on South edge of Lake Crystal. 14,500 CommerCial Properties Homes, Lots And CASH 322.4132 Refrigerator, Kelvinator Frost free, 000d conditIon. $40 or best offer 373 3931 53—TV. Radio Stereo PieTe set up I'll save you money ( ' i' 2 Acres near Paota Home cleared property, deep well Florida living .allIen5a000n DAVES' 373 9310 Yrnmc,re portable dishwasher, with wnonen cutting surface, 3 cycle Sani temperature, Avocado cOlor 1150 373 379i (i'.,'ifuf ar'", rivt .t ra'. frees. cisar lIO*.iiJ 'tream, f-.orSp'5 0 P. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 671 0th Choice Listings CalIBart Real Estate WHY PAY ' - ' Beautiful Country Acreage We Buy Furniture - ' " ', __________________________ - - 75'x176' lot, in city, fruit trees ' them LAWAPIA V.1511 Peg Ideal Estate Broker 7701 5 French Ave .371 001) JOHNNY WALKER BALL REALTY Wanted to buy used office furni'urc Any Quantity. P4OLL'S Casselberry, Hey Il 17 530 1706 -_ 52—Appliances HOME SITE Beautiful woo-clr'd lot. 150' x 175', nice area. 17,000 REAL ESTATE INC. 3774457. After Mrs 3fl 7111 ByOwner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I year Ob, famity om .,,, t' fureptace. uery (erg, Ict alrnosl I acre ldyllwittI Section, 373 916? )flS .P,,V Wi PV FF11 I ' ' 1279411. Ev"s$69 Hid - . \ TAFF[R REALTY 171 Park Dr OPIFPITAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paId, used, any Condition 614 $126, Winter Park . 43—lOtrACF9 Peg Real Estate I3ro.er hOE 75th Sf. 3fl 6653 ROOMS, 7 BATH5, BETTER THAN NEW HOME 14,500 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR ill; mo Adults prelerred , peddl By Owner') BR,) L,alh home on lots one city block cteep I? Culrus trees, qaroen, well & pump, large .utility stino, Adjacent to wooded city park 375.000 or cash and assume mtg at 313$ per mo 373 6590 after 5 ' ,',.., See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East It? St Downtown are too tight' A Ciess,fied Ad in THE HERALD is the answer! Kish Real Estate oarae, close to schools 37) 0257 Apartments ' 68—Wanted to Buy _____________________________ Peg Real Estate Broker OIW..lst5t. 1?) 606). 173 0311 Eves 7', ACRE RAPICHETTE 3 BED " greatest N UP4SWORTH REALTY S2,000 Cash Rebate Luxuiy Patio " 1971 Singer Zig Zag with Cabinet, cash price of 161 or S payments of 31 50. Golden Touch 'n Sew, $75 Closets overflowing iuith suits triat Newpioipses inaruraj area 140 down payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsid lied to Qualified buyers Cell to see if you qualify! -- ASSUME PAYMENTS Kltchen.tlatnroom Cabinet enpva ---. —f display thm; JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GC,PMLY'SE.46 Sanlord373 1733 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 . FNTI.L APARTMENT HOMES Come out Cocoa see the latt in luxury family lIving, the all nw 71'x64' Glen brook * They're Hot! * CONDOMINIUM- Close to town arid shoppIng 7 bdrooms, I'i baths, central Neat and air, car peted- attractive financing$73,100 SUNLAP4D- Attractive block and brick 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in excellent condition Partially carpeted, window air unit, 319,500. Villas All Ready To ' _______________________ 67A—Feed SlT'b0 seholdGojs - 11111 I IUIIL ISIJUILJ Experts Serve - Mobile home, 1914, 7 BR. cuitral heat, air cond, wall wall carpet In frlendly. economical park 13,000 3736661 * "Get 'Em While * "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" I Bedroom apt Large rooms Nicely furnished Just remodeled Like r. 718 W Is' St 1130. 30-Aparlfl3eflfs Unfurnjshed For A List ' ile GET THOSE I UXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? Directory Daily . Tuesday, June 3, 17S-7B Evening Herald, Sanford Fl, le Homes 42—ly IP4 ALL PRICE RANGES 8)7W 1st St 3775641 Cottage 371 193$ __________________________ __________ You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" In the Want Ads nouses '' ' SANFORD 7 or 3 bedrooms, family room, central heat & aIr. carpeted, rang. & refrigerator, fenced yard Terms available 3)9,000 WE TAKE TRADES I. AKE.MARY 7 bedroom frame home with breezy porches Corner lot 37,600 REALTORS 6157133 1 cr7 Hi'tjrøorp Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7515, Park Drive 370 up Commercial Zoned--? BR, office decor, busy street. low down, 1)1.950. Acre Really, REALTOR, 373 7730 Eves 305 134 $139. 167 6051 21-'--Sjtuatjons Wanted " ' Lane flradforct Peg Real Estate Broker 901775 6999 — Cucumbers, you p lirnij yn container East Celery us? east of WTRR. 3737)70 or 37) 6791 for information . FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. financed by Farmers Home Ad ministration to qualilled buyers with no down paymeaf. Why rent when you can buy for less After Hrs. 323 7642 ' 9—Good Things to Eat __________- , 18—Help Wanted Managt'r for staff or detj,t, experi encectorInep Excellent benefits Sinford area $91379). PR IN 0 HOU SEC IF A N IN 0' SEt L THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED IT F MS ,'JI TH A CLASSIFIED .ID _________________________ Lost' Glasses, blaci Rewari Tired of High Rent? NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES MASTERS COVE RATES I Deflary, Adults Lovely large 1 bed. room, air, ideal for retired persons A! e,41; 377 $054 83-9993 - I 41—Houses - Winter PQrk - 41—Houses A,1,4.,.,s.,. &'ina, (liscinq. Back Proc *ork. C,itrinr hay hiemng. lioht I cle,mrng 3371577 after S ________________________________ AIum.nvm Ut,Iu, Bukirig'. 'nctuj rig 110cr, Uel,er,. installation way Watt of Orlando 39$ a77o Ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap at a I'M coSt 'let us help you piaceyotjrs Call 3777611 or 5319993. . - wis rv;aI;.. 'I' �88—Evening Herald, Sanford,!l. Tuesday, June ]. 197S BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker E f COW /iE I TO EE US . I' i. N&T C I 5PAG.4E: lei 25 FEET. I Wi4A7' fl4E RLJ%P-KICKiNG WIN AT BRIDGE ) • j I .41 1• •• -- - 3 NORTH L. 4. £ K 53 £ 10872 Vi 105 VK • 873 K Q 96 4 4 Q 96 s LA 102 uTiI f 1b A 96 4 V A Q 864 2 3 by Dave Grauc OOP AE WE ) INATE - - p - -fluNK so! I(i LII A - %, 0 %%e, ,t North East South ( I. Seniors Ga ined Knowledge 6D RD r .': /- -----?rr !ij I' it (2)'F L4fe In S r, =4f' V — -- 16 • South %%'est North East ;.4 K Lancelot ever y time he could . Bu t the pe(ricss (Jilt? w shed 3£ Pac — UWMTHF MTHFUL - T :- Bid lu bid u uho u no that Dinaàan had Just a wee bit 4CLPCFF) " I'ss P(J K q 98 5 V A * A 4 A A 9 8 (ti t , square ta ble, ra ise d by Art Sansom THk BORN LOSER ' 4 - 8 (aId & James JCa ) I nc l( the peerless 1oocd over dummy with distaste. - thinking about the fourth of July and all those inniver fire%-xrks, and that made me remember I forgot our four noIrUnlp ou plan partner L TIO\ Your partner replies five diamonds to 0ow one aCP W1.1t do you do now' Answer Tornorro% with the king aftcr Wes', played low The king held and the first dragon had been taken care of. Next came the queen o Send boo* ,' newsp aper). P.O. By Roger Bollen BUSINESS FU more Then lAncelot went after the hand Pke he would go after a led a club dragon or giant. lie spades finesse Lancelot sar1, s clubs If )our aces at all TODAY'S _'''¼ ) . A PORTRAIT OF OL Z8.HIMSELF - Tp4E FOOWER Of= ACME \ THESE INK BLOT TESTS ARE SC I ENTIFICALLY DE5IGiE TO 7..oTHER ARE YOU SU P Ta DON'T ANALYZE ON ES PERSONALITY, /) THAN "IT \ LOOKS LIKE ONE OF I '-n...) ' CiIySIIU.NWV.N.Y. 101019 SHS I MY (tD5 G01 INTO YOUR INK. 1`3 REMIND YOU ANfl4tNG. MD.$. %/,ft,ft5, by Garry Trudeau AF 110 .7t 17fTN4'f151 X f TEN )4 -- T1 )t/ w..*!, ff5 &4P E1,tX.'/ '4f5 ur L8!i XIN" 7MT Ct! BT -Atu IiJE6Or AM! 70 Fh%P /04 55 R2 01 Z CQf'iT4 IV' V4 XV OF 7h't 41f sc TMEM aa —t/ / C1S Rf44 5TAT /4.4KAt titIU t/5 f G4Y74f.4'/ PIL45Ic s - It 70 PE I 744r. I C4V O'& IT EMPTY MW rt )i.4i'. .. . - -. Congratulations to the graduating Class of 'Th for achieving this mliestone in life. This senior class is truly an outstanding lass that has brought Stiuiinoe High School much ret og'utton by its achievements. This class has more scholars and leaders than any class that has preceded it In years. These students, having been raised in an era of political corruption, energy crises, receislons and inflation, should be well qualified to move into adult life and adapt to our changing society. We trust that they can learn from the mistakes made in the past years and will provide us with honest leadership awl intelligent ways to solve our current problems. The hallways of the :ichool will be lonesome without their familiar faces. It Is hoped that the members of this class will look back on their high school days with fond memories. The administration and faculty will miss them and we hope that they willneverforgettheirAlma Mater, Seminole llighSchool. I 6-3 Addresses Class Of '75 To the Class of 1975. A cZ&I7A tL _ \fr by Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY T14T ) L kN LX frU VIt-dI )UT THN FUTURE ... TN 00N& TO rAe W11I EAT HE S L'..J I \ IN TL U ) — SOLD IT A MINUTE, MEN AVE 'w! / I t'OtN T' 1H ACH -- I ;1a-'soL . f) . (I4J Stoffel ... .•' -- w-- an education However, we were separat ed the next year into t w o separate schools, Lak e view Middle School and Sanford Middle School Ninth grade brought us Nick together again at Croonis Iligh School. We began our sojourn at aininole )ligh School in the sophomores we were thrown into the lake, * hung on the Flagpole and teased by the upperclassmen -the last class to enjoy this traditional ritual Our class leaders were Randy Brown, president, Tina Per- ________________ '. - LIE I!) -(1' -- . - ______"•I _.. MAY IFYA 1 - (1 Tetenbaum, treasurer. The officers also helped plan the Ilomeconilng ban-lire. Our junior year, headed by Katie Whelchel resident Kathy McQuire, vice-president, Lisa Ilivero, secretary, Mark Simcoe, customs. Tradition RAY CLARKE NE I ou PPLJ1Y1.JI c JLPI KNEW) WOULD')C' IP1 L TO KNOW? r— ;.1 .J\, f.v 0 441 4. 4-3 - Joe Perry Receives heroism plaque by Dick Cavolli I \ I7LL, I M '/ 1/ HCRE YJ kE by Bob Montana ARCHIE SFLE MY _51JFZF1RI5E.11 C.) YOUTH! OMANE.' EXCITEMENT.' NOW LOVELY! HOW TOUCHING -- J( I $ 1 by Crooks CAPTAIN EASY UT, MY PR UJCLE PLATO: NVU QRET fltAT 10 RICH, TO0 VQLJ HAVE BU.LIOt.J5.. AT LEAr I RAVE MILLIONS: —.—. I ENJOY LIFE..! HAVE LOA05 OF FUN. ' MEN PJR5LJE ME!.. NOT. M%IJD YOU, T4AT I COWER. THEM A LL THAT IMPOT4IJT: / . & Lawrence -- \ ) / -. EEK & MEEK F by Howie Schneider - - __ WD k&J. --HA HA HA AA ~9 .• IT'S WIQ5 !4; 0 E by Bob Thoves SHORT RIBS - - 1 - - - I - - -- Theartis Perry Paul E. Peterson Robert A. Peterson Elliott L. Philpot Warren E. Pickron John R. Pike Deborah J. Pringle Mickey Pringle Levi Raines Willie E. Rankin Toby Alan Rice Joyce M. Riggins Karen B. Sanders Bruce W. Shockley Karen Y. Sims Christopher Smith " FRANK AND ERNEST For 1975 . •.i3 . . Leadership is a must for any high school class and Seminole High's 1975 - president; Rose Beasley, first vice president; Jim Brodie, second vice president; Alice Tram ell, secretary; Eyde Garner, treasurer; Pam Greene, chaplain. These six young people directed the activities of the senior class with dignity and spirit throughout the year. PAM GREENE - by Frank Hill to ___ Pennle A. Gla zier Glen N. Godwin Jo hn ny C. Gordon Timothy J. Ow-don Vicki L. Gormly Charles Green Gienard Grigle y Tony B. Gunn Jennifer G. Haines Richa rd V. Hall Tony J. Haws Cynthia Hea th James S. Holloway Ederlina Jaranilla C la y L. Jarrell Lawrence T. Kelle r Rececca A. Logo"* Victoria B. Leinenbacl Scott C. McLeod Karen Y. Murray Pauline Perkins Joe L. Perry 1750 WHY 5HULP 7wHyf'..You ASK M ( I ET MARIE.P 'S WHY. I EYE)E GARNER .... ceased as we made plans to earn the $00.00 and hold the I Jr-Sr. prom at Walt Disney F World in the Contemporary Lorraine M. O'Conner Adolphus W. Owens Kevin Parker Stephen L. Pedigo — • C lass - -" ALICE TRAMELI. L)sruv ku Joscelyn Collins Stanle y B. Cothran John R. Dennis Kevin S. Denton Lorenzo Dixon Andrew Elliott Elisha Edwards tm J. Forbes Gregory Fuhrmann William Gallagher Manuel D. Garcia Bryan K. Gay VVMT' - WINTHROP JIM IIItOL)IE ROSE IIEASLEY • Raymond Bellamy Cindy Lee Sevier Harry J. Brister AGAIN ff - sons, vice-president, Judy Howard Lee Brooks Herman Chandler Rutha Mae Christian FONDuE .• - Paulette G. Ashiord (I 1(1 -- . Swain, secretary, and Tern Alton Bagley Gregory K. Bag ley Claude J. Behrens 1raiIrJm 'e.E CE As'.iL"f IJEVE I w't. BE _______________ Michael Asbfe p : YOU MADE AN ABSOLUTE] ALL! D' ./A5 DANCE ThE lifT WASN1 MY FAULT FOOL 0 ','OUSELF -1 BOLERO /ftH MS T-4H WE WIG FELL A1 rwE i4TO T1E Rrv' '-tcCj_-" _____ - Not Pictured '1 L3LON DIE ______ graduating seniors were no exception. Student leaders were: Ray Clarke, F'FtANW HMPER.. I - 1]j UUUUI GRAC'C*6OP, f - . 4 ) IH \ Lt - - ','-- Or ..•.— by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED AN I WNA FIND iG HL "TAL BUSY. APOLIT & Don T. Reynolds, Principal Seminole High School P5:. D ' T1 6 Throughout the last 12 years, Ilotel. %lany candy sales and which Increased our school miusual projects, Seminole the c Ws of 75' has gained ex- t1w Junior Cl, ass Carnival, a spirit tremendously. Mr. Don 1'. Ilighs' dream of a stadium had xnence tirvl knowledge,, from idea, and the Jr .-Sr. lti)nokls our nu principal. kgun to be .i realit% For our education.We began Iketlill aine itiade our l.ied a sirs iinxrt4rnt irt in during the summer many unify ing into the spirited class dream possible for the prom our class for it was due to his we are wher --e all attended "as a Yiic(vss accordirig to all encouragement that our class studenu bectue conction likeie darint n'r seventh wt attended. Our rival, with became involved in the i'rade It as hire that e Lite seniors increased when leadership of Seminole high toiiipkxastoinp1eted in time realized that e were a unified on both tla po derpufi Tk opening of our senior fr f 'I I! fir I I)(III 01 s tuden ntts wo rking ing 1tti1I md lith thall gatiws N ear brought on inanv nciv and at — 1 - Principal j DOONESBLiRY /.' i oo Box 489, Radio Years r - sE'Si'AI'IJ I.5TIII'R1SE ASSN -, ----- Of 1975 .f q The bidding hs been ::1 Pass !-' 4( 1\ .. Class j' goE } j_7-2 • The ace drop tT rr, NOME? ) -i- - He led the jack of spades. covered with the ace, ruffed a spade in dummy and led a trump. It was equally simple for Lancelot to go right up with his ace. lie wanted to be able to ruff his last spade in dummy and a closing finesse might make that impossible. - EAST UST ,'1 - only chance. fhe queen held and the second dragon had bit the dust. V 9 73 J 1052 K743 r7 wanted to take it some time or iiihpr and this lust might be his Semino le H ia h School . By ()SWAII) and JAMES JMOHY &QJ RECORD I Evening Herald, $anlosd, Fl. t I Li Rr& FC_lg A. ALLEY by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Daniel F. Smith Paul E. Smith Lionel Southward Elvis Staltworth Roxanne Stockstt Steven Talley - . I - j ' On March fl. Seminole High School held its annual JuniorSenior Prom in the Con. temporary Hotel Ballroom at Walt Disney World. Junior class sponsors — Mrs. Andrea Dennison and Mrs. Linda Barclay — and officers — Allyson Dupree, Sue Fetid, Wendy Walker, and Cindy Serraes - worked diligently throughout the year with the assistance of the senior class and may cooperating juniors, in order to earn the money needed to attain a successful prom. The money goal was reached with Birthday Party For Seminole High vV or projects. Upon entering the ballroom, everyone received Mickey Mouse mugs, compliments of the Junior class. Couples were offered a chance to have their pictures taken with either Mickey Mouse or Winnie the Pooh. The prom began at 8:30 p.m. and the sounds of South Wire lulled the ballroom until 12:30 a.m., with most students dancing to the very end. The Seminole High School Junior-Senior Prom was a was wonderful event and thoroughly enjoyed by the help of class dues, candy sales, and many other various everyone who attended. �- — - - - - - —-- 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. er: - -=---= ---f =., --•.-= -- ..-.••- Lvermig n.taIu, .Idi;turu, i i. I meJrzwuow I \I" We A re Rappy Z7o Sanyd Our to Richard Boggs Nancy M. Adams Daughter of Mrs. Juanita V. Adams Ad of ;i Chinita R. Alien Daughter of Mrs. Ertl.a Joseph W horsrna A. Adkins Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Thom' and his classmates From the Employees and Staff 5aIukYOU iA ongra ations - .. . James H. Brodie Ill Son of Mr & Mrs. R E. Miller Darryl L. Britton Son of Mr. 8. Mrs. John Britton "... . .. - hr rew rewarded. \ yours ,; I '75 . ii George George F. Brooklyn will serve you -vll an - .- l I out rrni)ark oil ,. -- Trudy M. Brooklyn Daughter of Mr & Mrs. V0 - of Mr & Mrs. Ed.'.- in F. Brooy...( . Smitty's Inc. . bow. Your performance has haM merited you a di. lAds of hick! t;u r1 W1 tiantic t3'S -II National Ban To our son, Scott and C hiss of 175 If your have acquired knowledge then let others light their candles by It. of Handq Waq Sanford _ FOOD STORES DOWNTOWN SAN FOR( Mary and Bill Bridges Bridges' Antiques Geneva Anderson ----- -'cLAcsOP v ! t \\ 611D5 stir U L Kerry V. Altman Deceased - -:•-- Tuesday, June 3, ins .-9 L', trnesT J. ADD0I1 Sen of Mr. & Mrs. Earl M. Abbott 1LL - Son Daughter of Mrs. Crn- . a Anderson Mr. & Mrs Jose Arias Liarence Brown J on nf ,r P. Ansel I Brown Son of Ernestine Bro..n chael G Ashford of & Mrs John Ashford ,'r . Friendly Convenience Stores' There's One Near You Open 7.11 raig S'r. - . -. rown I 4.'r (Jir-r Deborah P. Brown • • ,.r rf ,'r & ..I!r0S P,Ii Mr n L14i I jUJLh) ¼.UI1yIUJUIUIlull b UI; reaching your goall We know what tough work it took . . . and we wish you all the success and happi. C ) c w Emory Attaway Son of Mr. & Mrs. B. D. Beggs A dc k oc start . and Roofing & Sheet Metal Home Improvement Service, Paint Center i Frnrh Avn We are proud to wish all graduates the Best life has to offer. p now you're going r another. Our hopes and with you. Be well. Za w~ f RSIA CENTEI "where your friends are" 24 Hour Nursing Care For Karen N. Brown DauhterofMr &Mrs. TerrenceBrownjr. er chic Son of Mr. &Mrs. Raymond.). Baker arry I I.- Bak er Son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Baker .' St. Johns Realty 120 N. Park Ave., Sanford 322-6123 RandallS.Brown Son of Mr. &Mrs, Willie G. Brown o' for a coo.- \ hATE ( J The B.C. Richard S.Brown Son of Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Brown Always I Bright Futur L_ - are proud to congratulate you and your Classmates upon your graduation. Our Best Wishes - - 1 AT '75 Mark R. Brown Son of Mr & Mrs. George Brown Out Patient Tharan I')( of 2 start. You've completed a phase of best wishes go The Adcocks CLASS ommencement means your life.. ness you deserve starting right nowl Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. 4 4~0 ~ /Jjr *4~ Mom and Da d Corley Produce CO. tit 5) UEI IML , SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS John e.Bales Son of Mr. & Mrs. Donald.). Bales i'àniA.Barca Daughter of Mrs. Adelia M. Barca Louis D. Barley Son of Mr. & Mrs. Louis Barley AND BEST WISHES TO Ruth H. Bryant Daughter of Mr. & Mrs aug Virgil Bryant Melvin L. Barnes Son of Mr. & Mrs. M. I. Barnes iL1U Terry L. Bryant Son of Mr &Mrs H. Bryant May all of your tomorrows bloom with dreams come true. NES ELECTRIC SUPPLY C DAVID BERRIEN AND . Elizabeth A. Burge Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Robert E. Surge .good luck! Jeff D. Burke Son of Mr. & Mrs. Roy L. Burke Patterson Flower Farm taai_._a.___ •_ a__I_ CLASSMATES. WE PUT THE PEOPLE FIRST. LA rqn aan s t u d i o ALTAI'IONTE SPRINGS Corner S.R. 436 and 434 (862-6777) • . . ; Rebecca A. Basila Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Basila RoM Beasley Daughter of Mrs. Ella Louise Beasley DavidM. Beecroft Son of Mr. & Mrs. Seymour EBeecroft Kirk Mari haM.B. my A. Debra J. Byrd Daughter of James C & Ada B. Byrd oiler Son ofMr.&Mrs p R. Butler Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James H. Bellamy r . V Pat.). Caldarelli Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Caidarelli I .- - -- Mildred A. Cain Daughter of Mr Horace Cain 1 - .'-._. pg Carolyn bellin ge r Daughter of Ms. Ernestine Black Mary Ii. Bennett Daughter of Robert Bennett & Mrs. William Boatner Richard D. Benton Son of Mr. & Mrs. John David Benton David M. Berrien Son of Mr. & Mrs. David N. Berrien Kathryn L. Best w. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James P. Best Sybil W. Best Daughtr of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Best. Carol A. Bishop Daughter of Mr. 8 Mrs. George D. Bishop Jr. W06, Am Felisa Black Daughter of Mrs. Edith Black Johnson b' Lesie C. Cinlru;i Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Octavio Cintron Larry [Clark Son of Mrs. Evelyn Clark U.iyforth K. Clarke Son of Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Clarke Charles Conklin Son of Mr. & Mrs. B. C. Conklin RUM L 14 - _=,=.-• __ f. 1k— — -.--e-.--.- -.-_=-.-..--..-= --.=..--.=-- - - .. __.. ______ ___ ---==- !.-. .- - ___ I___ Patricia A. Conquest Daughter of Mrs Eudell Conquest I imotliy A. Cooper Son of Mrs Beatrice Ce'u'er LOIS K. Corbilt Daughter of Mr & Mrs M K Corbitt Anna K. Corley Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Joseph T Corley �::: —- ,w- , —_ -T - _______________ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, June 3, 197S-5 —a — -- Tuesday, Jun* 3, , 4— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ANW VF WWF Xli i / , 2560 Marie A. Cunningham Daughler of Mrs Melanie D. Frost Marilyn L Barbara J. Daniels Daughter of Ms IS ona1dKDaTT Son of William Daniels els Dani terDofMrls rothy s S. ELM AVENUE SANFORD • R xd 4 Clark B. Gallagher Charles BGaiLigh:r r all r at Dreams Ar ~ Suc c: A Friend) Continental Joi/ Florida Central CC IF ii;• p'lF " Food Service To The Nation" - o z._s I's . , AULA a9 A ALALALA eg na Augusta L, Davis ft avis Wilbur Davis Leo Myers --=--- Im M.-6ig0Im&n ry Jo DeMattlo Norma Degelman George DeM.at'io -'- Edye M. Garner Daughter o- Mr. & Mrs John Garner 18095 French Ave 3226151 Extends Sincere iok Marcy Gaudreau Daughter of Mr & Mrs Rcbe-rt;4 Gaudrimu - beft Sanford, Fla. - 1 u GR A DUAT E S Tr':o ;- Maria E.Glle9O &Mr: r Gomez Daug hte ___ oday __ 7 Phone: 323-1900 or 322-7272 Cassandra Fuller Daughter Mr &trs Willie Green jr - all graduating Seniors. 0 - • and Best Wishes to v —['Irectors— Miriam Rye Wright Valerie Rye Weld . AMR, : Congratulations — • — I BaIIet .Taps .Jazz .Pointe Sanford We Honor The Wishes For A Betty J. Germain Daughter of & Mrs, Russcdl F Germain r1ass AO of '75 Fruitful! Future Debra Ann Gilchrist Daughter of Mr & Mrs. Lacy Gilchrist Mr, To The Class of '75 SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COInPnnY GRADS ,j,.'-twLkjt1t, The Future Is Yours - P. - Best Wishes ., f to the Class Lenora B. De DaughterofMrs Stella Dennard •. of - THE 4 e v D au.,h.er of Mr. & Mrs. odA. Denslow • • s 75 for a D Ross Densiow DonaM.DlMartino Daughter of Mr. Mrs. J. P DiMartino 4 Helen Daughter of Mrs. Heien Mary Lawrence . Thos C. ilan Son of ?Ar James W.Silvis T!i Th - -- "INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE" "1 - r - Sanford - ___ ___ . -- - &Ekthesoxe Phone 322-0331 Dixon Monic, Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Willie L. Dixon — ton Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Lewis C. Nrion Sr. Salute You- ScofI D. Downer Son of Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Koger Success to the Class of '75 KIDDY'S -— Kevin L. Gonzalez S:n of Mr&r A T Gonzales Ge If( r We Salute The Graduating 7W "&_......__."7/j ' Cii' rifle I. Grant of Carl Grant & Marqaret Bacon Ceid'ta.t -- James A r SoncfMr &P,*,rs Charles Gary 2306 S. FrenCh Ave. 323-1480 The Standa of Excellence TITLE & GUARANTY 322.9484 204N ParicAve Ar Furniture Seat Belts Sold & Installed 322-8032 _____ Corporation Sanford Seminole High Lewis Childer-Owner Burned Interiorio Our Specially KAMPF First St & French Ave e v Class of & Seat Cover Co. Where Quality is No Accident Bertha E. Gordon Daughter of Mr & Mrs Olden Gordon COMPANY Sanford --• 304 W. 2nd.-Closed Sal. Standard Service Wilson - Maier ' Auto Glass . •) FURNITURE 311 E First St US fl ii flfl r nfl - 'U:)- O- -- In Linda L Dizcn Das.ighter of Mr. & MrS. Gecirge L_ Dixon You've don e a 1me 10 b. U Regina L. Girl Daih?erofMr.&Mrs. John A. Girtler Matthew W. Gilson SonoiMiltonGilson & Mrs UruIa Gilson GREETINGS GRADS From All Of Us At— for a prosperous future. McKIBBIN 114 N. Park Ave. 000 Our sincerest wishes Open 24 Hours Hwy 43&O (in fntofZaym)O?iofldO kRldge Rd. & Texas Ave. (½ mi. W.ofS.O.B.T.)Orl. Hwy 17.fl & Horatio, MaIII. nd 4U & 4M Brantley Sq.. Alf. Springs. R Si lve r Pines PIaza mVolusla Ave. &N.Xs.cIlS?..Daytona Beach - P.O. Box 179 322-2581 Sanford, Fla. 339 - 3011 God Bright Future _ . LONOWOOD, FL • 32750 b lilt F Debra L.Denney DauqhterofMr.&Mtl. Paul E. "53 Years of Service" Complete Printing Service electronics division Phone K;• — 0 bOX Celery City Printing Co. rqn Sanford U (in • tu d o 1" 1 4• __ I ____ tip- *6rXZ;Zr_. •r . ,J• ____ Additional Copies Available toghaP1109 CRO Tampa, St. Petersburg, Jacksonville, OrlanJo, West Palm Beach, Miand. At The Evening Herald, Sanford, Fla. yle JohnA. 5c,ntCPO&Mrs . Debra A. Dug,id Daughter of Mr. &Mrs - . Daughter of Mr. &Mrs Dunlap -0ami— lai. Greene Daughter of Mr. &Mrs. Samuel E Greene • DeborahG. Gross ErogiesGrigley r. Son of Mrs JannleGriqiev sMrs Cynthia M. Guy Daughter of Raymond Hatchelf Michael Haws Daur Edward Daughter of Mrs Frances Dupree Mana Tt Lo David E. Dyess -: OdWDesSr Oenii,.M.FrnnrtY Dduqhter of 1nerty - - - Dougla s A. wrs ErIEEd.,ards Florence Fletcher we Ervin Charlie Ervin ThomaiW. FM SOfl0f11"$. avid Floyd r-baraEEu - C. Daughter onald M. eIbertJEv9a ClynniL Fran ha Efl:ath D. Fields Irerm DaughterofiamesA Lei la M. F;elds Son of :Fr ields r eI.r i,'. R Censperger Scott Lot Haws Son Mr. & Mr' Robert Ha g, s Oioig W F son ofiii':" StuirleyAFr,an Daughterof Ms U Freeman -_ •I - a -t-'-\ • . *.,... .. C')- ' - *: : .- - . -: .- - -• - -=• Walter J. Harris thie Harris rs ,)Uq t) t0r of Mr 0andolph Harris . Michilel - I IdaJ Harris JosephG - Hartwig rs Raymond Hatchet? fti;tq J . - • . :- - - Denny J. Headrick Son of Mr & Mrs. W P Headrick Robert A. Hayes 'c-f Mr. & Mrs Ct.ir " 1) Hi Darlene Hayes D2iughter of Hurlis Hayes & Mrs Vera Mw Hayes Ronald Henderson R Son of Mr. & Mrs Larry W. Hedrick Dauqhter of Mrs Annie Lc Henderson .—- -- - --. - -- - . * -- - '4 *. -- . •. . • - -- .- - '. - - Pamela D.Henderon.-. . - - - -•--- Jeni M. Harrell L.--'i' •f 1 ,$ Robert E. Harrell M •• Diy't-r.',V JammieR Hail Daughter of Mr, &Mrs Jay Fine PTIF Slwrond D. F C of hter Msk ChirlesM. Friwc sTpjman all Jeffrey -::A : I ______________________________________________________________ _4v I , �a—Eening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, .June 3, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 3, 1915-7 £ I orw_:, 1 i -It _ pot WE WISH YOU succus va — - I Congratulations A4 and Ood uc k\ the succe ss to , - _ -. 4 - Leslie M.Higgins Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John E Higgins Jr. I and her classmates. to Sarah Mercer t -1 , P'IP I. DO i%Ut .. .. Ot11 . our sincerest congratulations to our daughter Virglni and Best Wishes Class Nancy JoHibbard Dai'gh$er of Mr. & Mrs. James D. Hibbard and Beg W61e . qy- . . a cria Daughter Mattie Hunter .. .j • - . i. .•• • .. A..q ( .Pt . . Robin L* Hodges Daughter ol Mr. &Mrs Robert C. Hodges IJ.. . ç . • . ._ and her classmates. Our . Wanda J. Lackey ' Donn Lamar Daughter of Mrs. Irene E Lam.r Daughter of Mrs. Betty Jean Lackey . -.! •. . . . -. • . L . .S. ....S. V -•. . 9e6 ad 9 £e**re fond thoug hts and high 61- CharalA. Lansing Daughter of Mrs. Alyce A Lansing Susan Lamar Daughter of Mrs. Irene Lamar _ hopes go with you always. 4 -1rfl ' - - John V. Mercer and Staff ... b BRIGHT FUTUR FLA GSIA I P 61~~ DOWNTOWN SANK GRADS! Ue S. BANK OF SEMINOLE PIERRO iPDIC. m a nicy HoTnb.d Daughter of Mrs. Violet Holkrnheck j:w ~~eav Jane M '. Hopkins Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Walter P Hpins OP '75 Geneva Howard Daughter of Mrs. Gladys Ho.•,ard MANUFACTURING CO. 402 Pecan Ave. - __ Robert F. Howard Son of Mr. & Mrs. Lealer M H ova rd Rebecca A Legelt. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Cecil Leqrtte P orin . Lewis Daughter of Mr. William F Lewis Jr. Virginia P. Atmmerse Daughter of Mr & P. John P Lerrrr.r Daughter of Mrs ClaraM Cook (;• Thornton & Staff U v ood Luck GRADUATES Economy Cars, Inc. AIRPORT BLVD. AT 17.92 We're Proud to extend Congratulations and Best Wishes fora happy and successful future ose neasie l and Patricia Ann Junior Al Porzig Plumbing - Son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles 0. Huff man Jr. We Salute You Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Drummond But Wishes McCoy's Dehi To Donald K. Hunt Son of Mr. & Mrs Chip Johnson Lester Hunt Michael J. Lower Son of Mr. & Mrs. Steve Lowery Celia I. lddenden Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Maxie Stephens Son of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Maheu Elizabeth A. Marlow Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Jeter Repairs -Custom Work -Water Heaters -Alterations an all membrs of the 1975 Class I AIIFI *ir 'ss #Av owft Cleaners IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP bt.I VVI3r-1C ;;11I,I TO hl OUR GRADUATES gratulatlons to ALL Graduates on y Jevements and Best Wishes for future s David L. Jackson Son of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jackson Sr. AQ Sheryl D. Jackson Daughter of Mr. 8. Mrs. Allen Jackson BURGER IN HARRELL & BEVERLY iderlina Jaranilla Daughter of Mrs. 0, Haranllla "Where the action is" Transmission Rebuilders 09 French Ave. toy A GRADUATES 0 S. —r TO OUR 1 ee A. r,sarsnaui Son of Mr. 8. Mrs Marshall Jani ce D. Jenkins Daughter of Mr. &Mrs. James H. Jenkins Gary M. Martin Son of Mr S. Mrs. Justin B. Martin n Sanford, Fla. iqt's :4! We know you're proud of your recent accomplishments.. . We're proud of you too! Precious Martin Daughter of Mrs. Leo la Wilcox Sanford Electric Co. Tonnie Martin Son of Ms Willie Mae Martin The Standard of Excellence \ IIp• brIlnunhtIn - I • I I udlo St iotogapkcit r LI Joseph E Jenkins — I Tampa, St. Petersburg, Jacksonville, Orlando, West Palm Beach, Miami. Son of Charles Jenkins & Mrs. Elda C. Smith We Salute the Class I v em gan Son of Mr. S. Mrs. Belton K. Jernigan & S. 1 Alvin Johnson Son of Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Johnson OPY ____ - 1 -- _____ \ r 1 of ________ - _ .• - A .. I * '7 K. Martindill Daughter of Ms. Betty Martindill C. B. Adkins Eunice Wilson & Staff WOMEN'S APPA Individual Styling L Drt,vi Att.nirin WILSON •EICH ELBERGER •/'_ Ivil Ph. 322-3524 - Carroll M. Johnson Son of Mr. & Mrs are in order for every member of the Class of '75 1110 PineAve. - twrence E. Mason Son of Mrs. NeilleMason ____ James P. Mauldin Son of James C Mauldin & Mrs Lois A Mauldin -• _ .'- wpm IFF Eloise Johnson William R. Johnson Connie C. Jones Son of Mr. & Mrs. Connie C. Jones II David M Jc Son of Mr. & Mrs Lowell P. Jones Ronald Jones Son of M.rs. Hilton Lee Pringle E. Julies ci~ Charity Dixon Katherine McGuire Lynne J. M(Ki'' -- tJrJi •i ' 'ei Ill Son of Mrs BernIce McKinney -,• .Hii J( Son of Mr. 8. Mrs John D. McLellanSr. P 9 7 _ r Char!es Jones on ci Mrs. Berha Jones .r IA P or Paula F. Johnson Dauht of Mrs. Agnes V. Johnson ._1 Alvin B. McGill Son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry McGill .li L •. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Lois C. Lee - I FI' Raymond A. McMillian Son of Mr. & Mrs. Willie Fred Baker ---- i'a!r.zia P. Meadors Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Meadors !vi Deio,i i Daughter ofBen amin& .- ____ - :-.. �Ill—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jun. 3, 1975 Tuesday, Jun* 3, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1915-4 CEaWat0 i75 _ The Hope Of _ p Cleveland Mitchell Son of Mrs. LoulseMitchell Bennie L.Mills Son ol Mr. &Mrs, Bennie Lee Mills Sr. -1 -IF'1..........4 I. Tomorrow - 1_, __ - .. - Ella J. Mitchell 1... ... __ Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Oren Mitchell Moni ca J. Monroe Da ughter of Mr. & Mrs. WI-I L. Monroe Peter J. Richards ame% Richardson Son of Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Richards - • for the CLASS Qf ' Son of Mr. & Mrs Walter -. - - Today's Youth Gregory D. Richburg Son ofMr&Mrs. - Phillip K. Ricker Son ofMr &Mrs. -. - - f9 1 M We Salute You _ - Ilk- .L.G Class of 75 Willie FL Montgomery Son ci Mr. & Mrs. L Sorrells .. Joseph .ontgomery Son F of r,r, . Mrs, FrarI.fln ?,':.ntrrery Robert Deborah F. Moore Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Moore Jr Son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Moore Mar Daughter qi Mr. &LA ,,r R. P. Riley I SEMINOLE COUNTY " Wayne Moran Son of Mrs. Ann T. Smith . Pamela J. Morgan Daughter of Mr. &Mrs. Harold D. Morgan Bud Layer Superintendent of Elections Supt. of Public Instruction Terry Goembel Davie Sims Seminole Co. Tax Assessor wm Sem. Co. School Board E. C. Harper, Jr. Troy Ray Member Seminole County School Board Seminole Co. Tax Collector A. F. Keeth Eddie L. Muse Son of Mr. & Mrs. James Muse Member Sem. Co. School Board John Kimbrough Sid Vihien County Comm. Chairman, Sem. Co. Comm. 4 Lisa F. Rivero Daughter of Mr. & Mrs FedorA Ri'iero We want to help our graduates to achieve their goals. Thomas D. Robars Son of Mr. & Mrs. BobRthare We are proud of the -/ Kim M. Roberts Daughter of Mr. & Mrs A. 0. Roberts Ramona D. Roberts Daughter of Mrs. Arrie M. Roberts 1975 graduates and we encourage them to come to us with their financial problems. f Dick Williams / County Comm. __ __ fl PaiiaK Na der Daughter of Mr. & Mrs James E. Nader Rober Son of Mr. &Mrs. Fred Neal __ , • H Hold LNn Son of Mr. & Mrs . Harold Nelson Gail Robinson Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Pierce Robinson Lynne A. Robinson Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Paul Robinson To Becky Roffe and her classmates upon their graduation from Seminole High and a special applause to the 'cluster mechanics.' - I:C ARE PEOPLE WITH SUCCESS IN THEIR EYES l r rih'LJfrj L Son of Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Moyer Char K Rirrgling Daughter of Dr. & Mrs J C Ringling GRADUATES -- - 1T 1-l iv- 4NAPA J - Count y Comm. Ain Daughter of Mrs. Jonnie Mae Clark Pat Telson Member Sem. Co. School Board Harry Kwiatkowski Roselyn R. Mos es Ronald E. Ring T - Camilla D. Bruce - .'mdy L. Ring Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. LEADERS: -:.:•' . - Bon ita G, Ring Daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Harold K Ring James L. Robinson Becky Roffe Daughter of William A. Roffe & Mrs. Dorothy L. Blankenship FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD Downtown, 200 W. First St. Sanford-322-161 1 -;t -- Robert N. Robertson Son of Mr. & Mrs. May your future be happy and successful. SANFORD AUTO PARTS -. MEMBER Ilith E. Newman & Mrs. Daughter of Allen B. Newman Mr. Rosemary E. Oliver Daughter of Mrs. Aliada Young RaIphOssowki Son of Fred R Ossowskj & Mrs. .OyceOsowskI S.rdy C Pet-pies Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Peeples thir.ta Perry Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Evans Thompsn -'•.. .4•A. TL.'I .1 14 '. ,.. i..'-.__.7'C - - Car . ogers James E. Rogers Son of Mr. & Mrs. us.an D. Rogers Daughter of Mr Mrs L. F. Rogers W. R. Rogers - - Charles W. Rose O~Rim it"' -r-- . Ti- J. Persons — la of Dr. & Mrs. Daughter C. L. Persons RalphW. Pezotd Daughter Mr. & Mrs. RalphW, Perold ___ Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Nick W. Pleifauf ___ JamesRowe 4 iftwildi =Br an L. Rush Willi, B. Rumph Monica J. Rowe Son of Mr. S. Lawrence o. Rush Son of Mrs. Daughter of Mr. & . JuieRumph Deborah J. Russell iT1 - Jaime Seda Mark T. Russi Son of Mr &Mrs Son of Mr.& Mrs. Douglas Russell David I Russi Leo W.Salvail Irvin FSchreiber r-• — w a - = — .• Pw — .T.. , — 1= So rs GeorqeS"d It 4V 1 . - Kim Sharon E. Pav.lson ' Daugh t er of Mr & Mrs Leonard G. Pawison ...-- ..•_.., Kathy L. Parrish GUMdlafl Mrs Wilma A Sullen Son of Mrs. Flossle Mitchell irparI F. Fiu#h Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. S. B. Parrish - - �-=- luesday. June 3, lflS 10—Evening Herak', Sanford. FL Tuesday, Jun* 3, 975-11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS Joyce Steinmeyer GRADUATES and classmates -- - .-..-..----- ucooran t. smiin Daughter of Mr. 6 Mrs. Richard L. Howell Clyde E. Smith Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Clyde E. Smith Sr. —. . . .. . ... . . HARCAR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. 0 We Wish You Felix C. m Son of Mr. & Mrs Monroe Smith All The Best. __.•• ,, — .. 3500 Orlando Drive Phillip L. Smith n of Mt. & Mrs. Harvey E. Smith Vanessa A. Walker Daughter of Mrs. Hattie Mae Walker 4_fl .,_t...,.a Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James T. Ward II .4• "Anything in In SERVING SANFORD slim Gutters Vents Duct Work 1953 Free Estimates j oobtriL. m Son of Mr. & Mrs. Virgil H Smith Dn W Smith Son of Mr, Daghtr (if Mr. & Mrs . • •, . r ....... .. i ,. . py•T r• You Winter Park Hwy. 436 Winter Park Longwood Class of T "boo 147- IOYOU...CLASSOF 4H 1975 '75 V IM . Nor -11-01 Continued Success 322-4731 215 S. Oak Ave. RaynaM.Smith Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. . Proud Of pleasure Aloma Center Butler Plaza Hollieanna Ctr. Longwood Village CIr. f ." . Publix I: Sheet Metal ..... 9 ISO SHEET METAL WORKS 322.5510 1; .., 1..•%• We Are where' shopping ., Sanford 4 Willie E. Smith Scnof Mr & Mildred SrnilFi John W. Snyder of Mrs J Snyder Clinton H. Westbrook Jr. Scn of Mr & Mrs Clinton ft Westbrook Sr Special Honors to George Wallace. May your future Kate L. Whelchel Daut'r gh Mr & Mrs Howard L Wheichel cf be bright and successful. Honors CO I Da hite Son ofMr &Mrs Cleophas White HAWKINS BROS. it 114 S. Palmetto Ave. To All woo . Betsy R.Whit.iker Daughter of Mrs, Phyllis Whitaker You've done a fine lob Boyd-Wallace I 'dl and Good Wishes PLUMBING & HEATING Sanford, Fla. 1975 GRADUATE Phillip H. Spake Son of Mrs. Geneva C. Newmon A TIiJ. Spiliman Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. R. Spillman LR William Spied Son of Mr. & Mrs. Speed Amy - O q ;iTivort Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. (le Stallworth Sr. Son of Mr. & Mrs. L. Paul Whitley Son of Mr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Whitlock Job Well Done Is A Cause To Rejoice: Congratulations! _1I Charleston R. Whitney &ilTe Whit fern Son of Clearance Sprvlli & Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. Mary Whitney Harold B. Whittern HILL LUMBER COMPANY ULM WIND EMI&I - is no We Salute Our Son Clyde E. Smith, Jr. And Job Well Done. I Joyce E. Steinmeyer Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leun W. Stelnmeyer Sr. 'F — Jill L. Stokes Daughter of Mrs. Betty Stokes - May Your Future Roll On eJ [IET TIRIIIS OK TIRE STORES HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING Cindy L. Sutherland Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Michael Korgan - Myra L. Swaggerty Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Swaggerty Mona L Wiggins 'p Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Wiggins MAW mary/esther's —. 200 N. Park Ave. Sanford 322.2383 William R Wiggins Son of Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Boone , V Daughter of Mrs. Dorothrine E. Williams V 9ftwo I We Beat Wishes MAYFAI salute Kate Louise Wheichel and her classmates upon their graduation. We -- to our daughter, Tina and her classmates. Bill & Kate SpilIn ji Ju thA. wan Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd 0. Swain and Bed Classmates SANFORD Clyde E. Smith, Sr. Congratulate Rick Wiggins and His Classmates "May You Always Keep Your Cool" His Classmates For A r ' fi t B&W MARKET to Kate Louise Wheichel future be bright, long Club we A I W.Ue A George W.Sykes Son of Mr. & Mrs. Firth J. Sykes Sor, of Mr. & Mrs. C. D. Temperly Tern Tetenbaum Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Tetenbaum .2 James Zinn and L 4 !Ioutegre4 h'.. :jL classmates. and successful. 322.2531 LAKE MAR' FA are proud of you and classmates. May your Countr 4-1 . : ad Dad flJ 1 l . Leroy Williams Son of Mr. & Mrs, Harry Williams PCneIOPC V. Tlis Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Valle A. Williams Jr. Sandra D. Williams Daughter of Mrs Frances Williams — -_ Ad Wlred0. Thomas SonolMrs. Anna T. Smith Shirley M. Williams Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Henry F Williams F''5 AM- F NPO is E. Ehomas ll Sonof Mr. &Mrs. James E. Thomas Sr. Joni C. Williams Daughter of Mr. 6 Mrs. Willie Williams Jonathan 1hmpson Son of Mr. & Mrs. JameBThompson 'decal W. Thompson Son of Mrs. M. E.GramlIng Renee D. Thornall Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George M. Johns Marin Iva A. Tilhs Daughter of Mr. &Mrs, Lester L, TitUs Alice L. Tra mill Daughter of Mrs. Alice B. Tramell Joe Tramell Son of Mrs. Alice B. Tramell Wendy L. Wli' Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John A. Williams Oient"k'WiUis Son of Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Willis ShirylA. Wilson Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Hubert C. Wilson Annette L. Wrigl Daughter of Mr Louie Wright Debra K. Wright Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Albert E. Wright Michael R. Wynn Son of Mr. & Mrs Alexander Wynn Jr Tonette 0. Wynn Daughter of Mrs Katie Mae Wynn Debra I Yates Daughter of Mr & Mrs Worth Yates - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Brantley Lake Class Of : 4 I-- 1975 HOW We Live It." But Z' - t High MOTTO: It Matters Not How Long We Live, v. / lip -RS: %alI: Rcz, and -- I FLOWER: Red Rose rc Tuesday, June 3 1,75—I I . CLASS SONG: We May Never Pass This Way Again" 1 01 Principal Sends I......__ Seniors Message --__ Dear Seniors: years have come to an end, t1" is really just the beginning . Wh a t ties The )ears since 1,1111S opened seem to have passed so quickly and the events in the but life is what you make it. Begin this new life of this school have been most rewarding adventure with a strong detenniruition that and interesting. Each of you has made will assure you of happiness and success significant and very important contributions throughout your life. Approach life with an toward the establishment of a Lake Brantley optiIflitic attitude that will enable you to tradition. Each of you in your own way mRkpi r - citit'ii r'ü,,tr ,I,in trn ....-I.I .'IU U3 U recognizes the imporliit role that this class whole. Take the many opportunities that will has played, and pe rhaps no other class in the be made available to you to continue to history of our school iil ever make Such develop in your own particular way, so that meaningful contributions, life may have a spe cial meaning to you. I would not attempt to list the many it has been my pleasure having you as the achievements of the class of '75. Your first graduating class, and even though years achievements will stand long past the tthe may pass, you will always have the distincthat you have been in this school. Hopefully, (Ion of saying, "We were the first, and we - you will look back upon your years as en- joyable ones, ones that will bring fond memories as years pass. Now you stand at the edge of a new ad. venture; a new life awaits you in the immediate future. Even though your high sehool '.'.. tn ', VUi many decisions which have led to the sut,-c ss of our school." Good-bye and Good Luck. With best wishes, sai W. taugherty, Principal / Made Lake -- — - 11 Hard Work t ThçE Øcboc$ of dK futurt riiktj /i r( jWOfi 10 SUIØ, 901ir 1lS( I tk jtavs ZIlc i'IL'r kno &dgt -* On i!I Of the nio&ru fakeg rantkygigb &fiod Icads Ibc wj j'( riint!cy Agb UCfiOOI bcrt ,t1i SIfU - Cro try And most finest from Coast to CO¼)St Brantl ey Being the ne kid on the design the class ring, one of the block, we as sophomores had to many "first's" accredited to make a name for ourselves as our class. well as the Lake Brantley "Seasons in the Sun" was the 'our best to Icarn The bc the - PaUiots; every red, white and theme of our Spring Formal ______ -. "rLpI,I .i-,.-----, 101S , blue one of us. Dance sponsored by the Junior We started the year on the Class. Each wall of the cornMitwee campus with Bill rnons was decorated to portray Daugherty as our pt'Inclpal. It a season and the dance floor was glorious being Super soph's wassurrounded with tables but it was also a lot of hard decked in quaint checkered %ork. We were the ones who set cloths. tradition. Brantley's spirit and After a colorful campaign, we drive came from concerned voted in our 74-75 Student - — — It's graduation time at Seminole High School as the 1974 puts the lid on the school year at the old Municipal Stadium. This year the Class of '75 will graduate from the new Tep left Class of high school stadium. Top right The dress theme for the Homecoming Bonfire this year was "Dress of the '50's" and students do the snake dance which is traditional with a bonfire In those styles. - . N..d * - ANW ~;w Middle left — Leave It to the boys to do up the annual Powerpuif for bail game right as they became cheerleaders for the event. - im VOW Middle right — Any pep rally Is a place to let uf I steam but the senior class of '75 did it up brown at the annual Homecoming ally. .'4 '. . Bottom left Senior Class sponsors this year were Connie Mandeville and Joe Monserrat, who helped make 1975 a great year for senlurs. - -a? - ' ' . • ' - - L . BR ANILE V Middle Bottom — Dede Mendoza is crowned homecoming queen for 1975 as students and escorts look on. That's No Reynolds in foreground. , i . - -- -- ' '. • p. 'r. "17 N .2. Bottom right "Big Chief" Dan Reynolds suneys the work at the new football stadium, one of his pet projects. - FOREST CITY FLA I -- - - - all - - - ..- - ' - - students and grew on anyone Frum members. Elected as who came in contact with it. president was Torn Harvey; The first Student Forum Vice President Gordon Zellers; officers ever to preside in the Secretary Susan Fisk and history of Brantley were Treasurer, Vanessa Kincaid. President Susan Fisk; Vice Senior officers were President President Nancy Surratt; Bonita St. John; Secretaries Secretary Emily Francis and Renee Charbonneau and Treasurer Pam Bennett. Class Melanie Warren, and Treasurer officers selected to lead our Paula Hill. sophomore class were Being the leading dais since President Dan Anglulli Vice- our days at \lilee 74.75 was . President Kevin Peters, our official stner year. We Secretary Katy Miller and faced it expecting and hoping Treasurer Karen Hicks. the tear would be what others Led by these officers and a before us said would be "the patient adminstration, we greatest year of our life." As a succeeded in pulling off a class, we voted for the Rose as successful sports program, Fall our flower; Red, White and Festival and our first Blue as our colors; "We May homecoming with Sara Bennett Never Pass This Way Again," as queen. Finally, the day as our song and our motto was came, Feb. 5, 1973, the day we "It's Not How Long You Live entered our very own, new and But how." beautiful Brantley. Senior privileges included We gathered in the commons senior parking, open campus . to get our schedules and fur lunch, early dismissal to proceeded to find our way assemblies and early dismissal around the endless circular from school. We were allowed i halls. It was a hole new at- to college days during which ! mosphere, one with open we could visit prospective classrooms, carpeting, music colleges. Also, senirs were 4'-* in- between classes and Patriot only required to take the Square, an open-air court courses the)needed for shaped like a three-cornered graduation. hat. "Year of the Patriot," our The spring brought our an llomcconiing theme, was nual Spring Fling and we began highlighted by the dedication of preparations for 73-74 Chosen the stadium to Tom Store) as our Student Forum officers Store',, president of the Athletic %cre President David Nelsen; Boosters Club, was honored for \i(e -President Anthony his service and involvement in • Collins, SecretaryLlnd4i Sefton the acti v ities of not only the and Treasurer Tom harvey Btteis Club but the school in Junior class officers were general. Chosen as our President Scott Michaud Vice homecoming Queen was Nancy President Laths Delapse) St rrttt With the prompting of Secretary Bonita St John and our sponsors Mrs C. Kline. Treasurer Karen hicks. Mrs. N, Stores', Mrs G. White, A s Juniors %% v liMk"tI to the Mrs 4. Siiiith anil J \ ,Inct 'At. possibility of having a stadium began preparations for the for our senior year. Many said prom it couldn't Money is always . be done; we proved it - a deciding could. Clubs sponsored fund- factor so we decided to get lots raising drives which included a(if it. Fund-raising projects starvathon, sod sale, tram- included the sale of mugs. it pathon, candy sale, and many l)UPP) raffle. car washes, others that carried through to senior variety show, and the ' - - -. . . ... , , ." - , ., ... . . ,. , - . , - . -. . .. u i... . . -. - •.. - LA '' .. - i'.; • , ..' '. 2". ry ____________ ______ ______ • -. ' •,,..' .! - •, -. . ' The photos on this page depict some of the school life of :1 -- Lake Brantley High ---Wi School as it prepares to graduate its low — first senior class In history. From the top left, the photos . -.-t--J. capture Principal Bill Daugherty and the Fighting Patriots' wall plaque, the Alma Mater and Patriot symbol. Daughtery . Ik . . MET I Ole faculty and the takes 1975 Homecoming Queen Nancy Surratt around the ___ .-•. ... _____________ floor during the homecoming dance and the Lake Brantley •L __________ _______ i 1' .-- - ._- -- . — . - e decided to have the financial help and support. Prom at the Sheraton Catalina Homecoming fe.;tivities in. and the senior class .:.Qt ed on -i.i..a .. ...t. ..i .•--. ----- - - "--'Z'- �- I 2- Eening Herald, Sanford, Ft. — - - - Tuesday. June 3, 197S Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, June 3, 1975-3 _ A 2. VT Sandra IAbi Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Abt SuzanneAllen Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Allen Sherrie E Albers Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Louie W. Gibbs Vicki I Ammon Bar ira J Anderson Daughter of Mr. &Mts. Roy Anderson Nellie E Angel Daughter of Mr. & Mrs, WallareG. Angel • Ma rt in D. Anton Son of Mr. & Mrs. Max Anton Din J Angiulil Son of Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Angiu!ll ames Bur horn Son of Mr, & Mrs, Frank t3urhorn Gv.'le J Burkhart Daughter of Mr. & !,1, 5 Kenn'th Biirkhj.,f Randy J Burks Son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert A Burks .IIIIA Bush Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James A pins Arthur R Buschner Son of Mr. & Mrs. Louis E Buschner r J Cutkr William H canciatosi James B Cantrell Jr. Sam Cancialosi J. 8 Cantrell Sr Charles Butler WIN Mr, Id N PO dpwt 43 ,— ______________ CddC. Arnett Scri & V Jenny Grogan Vergvni G. ,4f?S baun1er of Mr. & Ms Melvin E Ayers . Atham "T & Wr John R Atham Bryin 0br.rl. 1. fft A. Baird Son of Mr. & Mrs R A Baird James Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Harold J Baggeti Am?nla L. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs C J Gaines _____ barbara J (.arden Daughter of Mr, & Mrs harry A Seibert ICC E. Bass Son otMr & Mrs John F Bass R. Lee arI'3t1 Son of Mr. & Mrs H Lee Barrett — _______________ r...............- Richard H. Caverly Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs RtcIrd H Caverly Sr - I Victor I. Chapman Son of Mr & Mrs Vvcirrtn Ja' 's Vicki C. Chapman DajPter of Mr & Mrs ,'j -. o Chcspr -T rcL L 'hrbonneau Di jqht' Of Mr & M'c W?ti&rd tLAri5 Betty A. Childress ' Mr & Mrs John Chitdresc Catherine I. Christiansen Daughter of Mr & Mr DrIr$ E Christian n ,nr,trp A. 'rnt.! n f Mr. , r W , - . RIK Ow -- iiJliIit Joseph P. Be& I@ Son of Mr. & Mrs. Ray H. Beale JL1 (1111 To Our First Lake Brantley Graduating Class Of 1975. 44W ___ Today's Pamela J. Bennett Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dale C Bennett S3ra M. Bennett Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. I / 0 . \ Youth a Teresa A. Clar Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Il' F Cf1irI. Jr ATHERINE I B est Wishes T Robert BirkentaII8 His Classmates, Ile Leaders 10 Robert J. Birkentall Son of Mr. & Mrs. Claude H. Bishop Jr. omorrow Laurie J. Black hi M&M DwlqhtW Black Anthony Collins Son of Mr. & Mrs. E W. Collins Class 111111W --- •.. k r Theri•;j G UeIkQ Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. LAKE BRANTLEYS FIRST • Susan E 60gm Daughter of Mr & Mrs " ____ 4.' —: - Latira And Her Classmates , .. Cooley Son of Mr & Mrs. ., Ci ..kttC Conley Daughter of Mr. & ALL J Sanford, Fla. 123-0230 P.O. Box 179 322-2581 Sanford, Fla. Anita M. Coomes Daughter of Mr. & Mrs /) . I • /1 / Melissa A. Cot ri Daughter of Mr. & Mrs THE BEST GRAD ION To GRADUATING CLASS Love ,And Special 7 Margaret J. Boling Daughter of Mr. & E.H Boling Mrs. - Wishes To THE STATE BANK OF FOREST CITY H • Shirley A Born Daughter Daughter of Mr. aM John S.Bom Mrs. 434, San Sebastian Square, Cind L. ..n .mpo Angela M. Cox Daughter of Mr & Mrs. TruanE Cox _ Joellen Dreyfus and classmates, and sincere congratulations Rebekah R. Creech Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Sam H. Creech graduating L -- -MAINE FOODS INC. ANK OF APOPKA CAL 33 1 MAIN STRUT PIIONF 88(, 1411 . - 422S CentralAve Apopka, Fla. 889.2547 I we're proud of you and wish Karltn E. Crowell Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Edward B. Crowd' you happiness and success. of Lake Brantley __ _ c7 CherylBiddle onte Springs Phone: 862-6800 Donna J. Bovines James M Combs Phil Deere Furniture "53 Years of Service" Complete Printing Service Anti Richard P. Bohn Son of Mr. & Mrs. Hermann Bohn Lori R. Combs Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Celery City Printing Co. - WE CONGRATULATE AND SALUTE of '75 j - 5 Charles W. Colter Son of Mr. 8. Mrs. 834.4300 With Pride We Janet A. Daughter of Mr. & Mr GlennG Cobb leo Lori A. Blood Daughter of Mr. Russ Wheeler & Mrs. Sandra Harlan Clin s;n 0 Son of Mr. & Mrs John P Clinton We Honor The D Dennis A. Blessing Son of Mr. & Mrs William E. Blessing CHRISTEN Lee S. lay Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Richard E Clay Altamonte Springs 831-3837 Of llbrough \ classmates upon your graduation. Our Best Wishes Always. PAINTARAMA r- 981 E. Altamonte Dr. Aifre 11 We are proud to congratulate you and your W-i A 11 - rRa A,) I i L. C la r k Son of Mr. & Mrs WsllLv, L C1i' Cheryl A. Biddle Daugh'er olMr. & Mrs R J Biddle . Ronald C. Crowningshield Tv Carolyn's Decorative Fabrics me Emily Shaw & Staff F Drapery Fabrics Custom Made Draperies, Slip Covers 1508 N Orlando Ave 834 7170 Maitland -- -' , U -Nt' Janet L. Bowdoin Daughter of Dr & Mrs. H L Bowdoin . Carrie V. V Bowen Charles R R. Bowling Eon ° Mr& Mrs gene newer Christopher G Culberson Son of Mr. & Mrs A M Culberson __ Cynthia L. Dancho Daujhter of Mr. & Mrs. Lous H. Dancho Gina . Darling Daughter of Mr & Mrs. Kenneth I Darling Jr. Debra I. Dauphin Daughter of Mr & Mrs 0 L. Dauphin . . ., INU a. :- dP— wa NOW Cheryl A. Bowman LJaui i, r t,f t L.. f'r R lchard D. Bowman Jr S.eph.n H bradJy ' Jirrits I Bradley Henry E. Brcrisom II Son of Mr & Mrs Paul l3ransom - ' Ronald I. Brantley Son of Ms Geraldine Brantley Briniriu r John M. Son of Mr. & Mrs John K Rrinqardner I - L.ritt Carolyn S LIrookov Daughter of Mr. & Mr Kr'rr vth , . Linda I Di ookover Daughter of Mr.& Mrs Kenneth Br000ver . • r .• I i i Son of Mr. & Mrs Jpif e rr,i n r' Ir L. Davis Sian of Dr. 5. Mrs j rn bil U. Davis Daughter of Mr. & Mrs p ., ,,. p LJ.J Son of Mr. & Mrs r p c Laura L. Daughter of Mr. & Ms PHilip 1') P r, JscpIi F. DI Son of Mr Joseph C" I CathieL. Dempsey Daughter of Mat & Mrs Pt 'Cr £ Dempsey David W. DeWolt - -- - - . ' 7-". Imam I I 14 Wn Richard I Brouk,ver Son of Mr a Mrs. Kenneth L. erooko)er &L Barbara Eb rown Daughter I Mr & Mrs Charles A Brown James A Brown Jeanne A. Brown Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Jerry E Brown Bat Buchanan Son of Mr, & Mrs . Michael Son of Mr. & M " Max 0 Bu fk,n Jr Mich.iel D Dickson con if Mr & Mrs. Joseph C Dinicola Son of Mr & Mrs. Geraldine M. Dorf Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gardner But lk In r Richard E Dreip.s Jr. Son of Mr. Rict)ard E. Drews Sr. Sylvia Boyd Icy4 C US Daugh i of Mr & Mrs Henry 1, Dreyfus Kirk A Dris I I Son of Mr. & Mrs Bobbie Driskill Lydia E Droz Daughter of Mr & Mrs Deborah L Duda T --_—_- _ - -_-__J_-•_ .._. j1T _._--_1_- 1,wi _ T._..._ rl ---:-----_-_ — _. ____.___..._- ____. - . ___ ... _ .__-_ Jff.----- �- '-- _ 3-, T. .: 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __—i ----- =- 1 • - - - - - ---- ------ --b - - - - --- - --. - --- . -------,---..-'- Tuesday, June 3, IfIS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. mob Tuesday June 3. 1973-3 k l_ jiffiver n . Dana !"ffie L)au..'iterol Mr. &M ( B Duffie Robert L. Elliott Son of Mr. &Mrs Ralph Alden Elliott Debora A. Durso Daughter of Mr. &Mrs Frank G. Durso Lynne English Daughter ot Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. English v4 Sandra L. Evanoo Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Otto Bartos Kim E. Eyrich bhl-Becky S. Farina F'eer A. Fagan Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. 11 & Thomas Eyrich c. Bruce K Hill Son of Mr. & Mrs, M Daughter Of Mr. &M1'S. Pa u la --- omas W. so SonolMr,&Mrs. KPnnf.th HkO Jennifer D. Hinson DaughterofMr &Mrs James W. Hinson Sr. Salvatore Farina Robert W. Hobgood SonofCapt&Mrs. William W Hobgood Nancy J. Holcomb DaughterofMr &Mrs. Robert Holcomb Susan M. Hollingsworth DauqhlerofMr.&Mrs Jesse D Hollingsworth Brian K. Holloman SonotMrs Sandra Le'.,' pn I 140 4,& AZ- r9 A __ _ _ __ ~.qxftu Johnny I Farmer Sand Mr. & Mrs H r,irmrr Connie S Fassett Duqtitcr of Mr & Mr sbt ar F Ronald C Farwig - - Sherrie N Fender 1" M Marie A Ferderber Duher of Mr. & Mrs. Emery !. Ferderber Jacque ne Ferguson of Mr. & M I S Ferguson James R Fernandez James Son of Mr Mrs Wm W Fei Virginia K Finley Du hter n Mr H,'.ard P Finley r; ç ..n Gregory OOPC Son of Mr. & Mrs Daughter o ,r & Mrs. Per hocyaqcr • -, i Dana H 9opkins Son of Mrs Pamela S Home Dudher o Mr & Mrs lin H'.-.a.• -P12 . "' -ions Val J. Homer Datiohlrr of Mr Mrs erryM Horvath cr.r ri Teresa L. Hubbard ? r.....'... Pr Donna C Hunt ' P :' . r (. if ,. _L_ '.- Ii It him 409111M Voo To Our First Lake Brantley Graduating Class Of 1975. No To Our First Lake Brantley Graduating Class Of 1975. - _ E)onnj E. Fite J,irrts P Fite - Frank D. Fogarty FOR THE C ' LASS Ruth E. Fowler Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. EuceneFowfer -- - Rita A. Izzo fACV I Norman C. Fl oyd, Sr. Mayor Our Sincerest Congratulations to _Z_ - -1 Sandra Glenn George Perkins A-L £ mily D. Francis Daughter of Mr & Mrs Ho.wirdH. Francis An'ltheCltizensofAltamonteSprings Kath Alpha E. Franklin .14 ne Sondra D. Jenkins Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. 0 L Alliqood Dauhtero?'r&Mrs Walter T Jayne - ii BRANTLY - Forest City and the Majorettes. Satisfaction Guaranteed Commissioners SQUARE SHOP. CTR. James G. Jennings ill Son -2f Mr & Mrs and Dad Sharon Jessup Daughter of Mr & Mrs Thomas CJessup CUSTOM CLEANERS ______ ' . - 95O West Highway 43o Altamonte Springs, Fla. - Post Office Bldg \ 436 Forest City 862-547S - Vft ow HERES To YOU4111111111 7S obert L. Frazier Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Frazier Sr. ' CLASS of '75 , Mary Frazier Daughter of Mr & Mrs. James F. Frazier IN h our daughter Ailene Forward Bunnell R. East of Pearl Lake _3 Mrs / The City of Altamonte Springs Cal DeVoney Helen Keyser Causeway 41 May your future be filled with success. D aughter THREE CHEERS Graduates of Lake Brantley r I"vp' OT I Shrubs - Plants - Trees 8317912 MIS Forward r' Forward's Nursery - II 4 / Our Sincerest congratulations to Allene Forward, the Maiorettes and their classmates. of Douglas M. Fow r Son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Fowler p THREE CHEERS Timothy H Flanigan Son of Mr &&irs 175 or- Daniel J. Gabriel Son of Mr. & Mrs C T Gabriel Karen N. johnson Daughter of Mr, Shirley A Johnson Dea tine Gallagher Daughter of Mr & Mrs, Pamela Horne Joni L. Johnston Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Johnston BEST WISHES Angela L. Josey Daughter of Mr & Mrs Julie M. Jorgensen Hard work deserves to We are proud to Congratulate he rewarded. We know yours will Per%e you well a y ou ernbarkoii our son, Al Hill and each member of Lake Brantley's first Graduating Class. ' First Graduating 11*54 lIffa b ma) 5011 Class of - - -I - fitid what ou.i'ek. or -. aL, k e ran raniiey --- B Best Wishes for a Christine C. Garlick Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. R F rArlirk -. future. Lisa Garvin HaysamGeomgi Daughter of Mr. Z. Mrs K. Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Hill -I JamesG. kar Son of Mr. & Jr?" James Karleskint Son of Mr. & Mrs E mile Georqi Lynne M. Kearney Of YOU ! an qn aq _____________ U!A PRINTING, INC. ig"j' -•1 tsnri Raush'5 Plumb ORLANDO. FLORIDA ng i Inc ~ FINEST STEAK HOUSE Alan G Grant - MichaclA. Key Son of Mr & Mrs JuiIflf H K - Elva L. Green Daughter of Mr . & Mrs. GeorqeM Green i - . OF sit ii in t4 / - OLDEST & --- I r,F,ri P St T GOLDEN SPOON 644-1743 AWARD Norman A Grant Son of Mr. & Mrs II1LLJjJIL h Ave. Winter Park Robert R. Goddard Son of Mr. & Mrs. William F Goddard Jr. Ronald E. Ken? Son of Mr & rs Russell.-'A Kent LI) , ,,lf1ttaO,,,mr 921 Ba I Friendly Convenience Stores" There's One Near You Open 7-11 PHONE 898-0911 - FLORiDAS —" - Charles A. Gibbs Son of Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick R Gibbs CE NTRAL Mike ; , COMMERCIAL PRINTING -121 VIRG31NIA DRIVE Don M.Kemp Son of Mr & Mrs. David E. Kemp .-Mom, Dad . AND CLASSMATES FOR A JOB WELL DONE We're Pro ud healthy and prosperous Sus-,an Gamble Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E Gamble / 1_7 W~r ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Patrick J. Kiernan Son of Mr. & Mrs Kierna n Patrick J Kierna Annette K. Kinsey - Herbert L. Kilts S on of M r & Mrs Herb'rl H ( i?t - Air .- .:. IF QW. ptQ Ik.II. L. GILLII Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. P.'L ,ri, rpn Steven Li. Grissom SonofMr &Mrs. Fred B Grissom Robert Guariglia SonofMr & Mrs omas Hammond SonofMr&Mrs W L Hammond Rlch,rdG-,gr,ri,i CraigG. Hannah Son of Mr , & Mrs. Todd G. Hannah Daughter of Mr. ' Mrs argis r H& Mrs Son DeanHansen * John E. Harmon Son ofMr&Mrs James Robin S Klaus Cariolfina W Knight John E Harm Charles W Knutson Sonof Mr. &Mrs C, I. Knutson Kristi Korstad Jo Anne Krenzer Daughter of Mr & Mrs AlfredA Krenzer otattoo, Mary Lu Krenzer Daughter of Mr & Mrs A!lredA Krenzer Barbara S Kripps Daughter of Mr & Mrs Jack Kripps Alan J Kroi Sonof Mr & Mrs Ala low wooll Aw- Wetter K. Harper Fred K. Burke Trna S. Hartwell -Mrs. Glerin F Hartwell Thomas L. Harvey Steven W. Hayter Son of Mr. & Mrs Fred T. Harveir Jr Son of Mr. & Mr; John W Hayter A Anandy E. Haxoury Daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Hazoury M _~_ Heffernan Daughter of Lt. Col. & Mrs. W J Heffernan Kerrissa J S n Daughter of Mr &Mrs Ronald W. Hicks Ka re Alvin W. Hill nW H-Il Stephen G . Kulper Robert A. Kutner Son of Mr. & Mrs C 3. Kulper Son of Mr & Mrs Mnrvj,i A Kutner Patricia J . L.andrum Robert E. Lacey Cherys I. tare Ddughter of Dr. & Mrs. B L Landrum pj,- Ia S. Larsson James J. Laughlin Daughter of Mir & Mrs James M. Laws Set) 0 Sally & 16 I * • .. . • 4 •. . - -• ....,= I • • '..: '5, -. :4 - -' -- '• - • •-: .i- •\•• -•--•. • . . . . r •- . • - = - - �El 6—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, June), 1q75 _____ . I1I\ 1 - Evening Herald, Sanford, El. Tuesday, June 3, 1975-7 I 4 . ift .: -lip I An - A Jannette C. Lawson Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Tom C. t awson Helen J. Lester Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lester Lillian F. LeRoy Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Walter LeRoy Alan D. Lieberman Son of Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Lieberman Ja ne A Longley James F. Longley Glenn M. Lobslnger Son of Mr. & Mrs. Melvin E. Lobsinger Richard G. Lilly Son of Lt. Col. & Mrs. Richard A. Lilly David D. Neal SonofLt&Mrs. Paul G. Neal . (" Son of Mr. & Mrs. Francis B. Longley _ if_ aw l DavId R. Nelsen Son of Mr. & Mrs. LIe N Nelsen June M. Nelson Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Richard C Nelson I 4 ijj— Cindy M. Newton Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Floyd V Newton Jr Cheryl A. Nielsen DaughtEr of Mr. & Mrs. James E. Nielsen Sr. Robert F. Norman Son of Mr. & Mrs. George Jackson Norman Susan E. Norman Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Norman - - Shirley R. Novy Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. R. Novy WO ft __ j . I ! 4. I ____ .. ... Kim E.Lorence Daughter of Mr. Ronald J. Lorence Joann A. Lounsbr' Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Lounsbury Michael E McCIok.y Son of Mr. &Mrs JamcsJ.MrCloskey Ronald A. Lyon Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Terrence B. Lynch K;tbleen Mctoy . ~Ar Charles E McClung - - --. JudithA Otiveira ,'r Mrs Manuel iverira Art McCoi Ana? Oliver Daughter of Mr . & Mrs Manuel E. Oliver oft— - -.. t_ It -.. t '- -. .'-a r.• -. .-. " — 1 . - - RobArl k Son of Mr.'& Mrs KennW Opperman Iiaronj rauit,s, Daughter of Mrs ShirlejAcker iregosdns Son of Mr . & Mr DDrldJ Gen', Son of Mr & Mrs Norman Paul Orthc Sr S'even 'apumbo Jffery D. Parker Sor, of Mr . & Mrs DonneD Parker J _._. ________________ - • - -. - RA ra To Our First Lake Brantley Graduating Class Of 1975. • - To Our First Lake Brantley Graduating Class Of 1975. - WELL DO Jacqueline M. McDonald Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. McGough Son of Mr. & Mrs Rich.rd P McGc.jqh — English & Western Saddles & Clothing 'b 1820 Lee Road, Orlando, Ph. 295.0331 '.mit- I'll Bill It -- — — Mr & Mrs. $ H Charrrc mmhrnfLøk m embe -r . Lake — - With sincere good wishes j Anita C. Peraldo Daughter of Mr. & Mrs, Henry Peraldo Suzanne E. Mace Daughter of Cot. & Mrs. William S. Mace & Mrs. Don Martin I -,_-. F) 1J Frank H. Perry Son of Mrs. Dolores Perry r Donald G. Martin Son of Mr. & Mrs Donald C Martin Jannise L. Ma Daughter of Mr. . t! K nncTh i Iotrson Son of Mr Mrs Kenneth H Peterson - t Mrs - -- I Camilla D. Bruce Superintendent of Elections V. Terry Goembel Seminole Co. Tax Assessor E. C. Harper, Jr. mber Seminole County School Board F1 w here shopping Jamn M. Muds Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Williamson A. F. Keeth Member Sem. Co. School Board Fredrick C. M.gahee Jr. Dori L. Pomeroy Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. E. A Pomeroy Allison E.MeIkle Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Donald Meikle Kenneth K. Peters Son of Mr. & Mrs. Jchn W C.arr A 75 SEMINOLE COUNTY LEADERS: "— GRADS The F uture Is Yours -P-ii—i Scott Perry Son of Mr. &Mrs. William Perry Class of - Terry J. May We Salute You 4) 934-7272 Daniel C. Martin Son of Mr. & Mrs. John I Martin Today 's Youth Brantley's first graduating class. REEF", Son of Mrs. Ruth Marles Peraldo L' 3 . 1808 N. Orlando Ave. Ma itland, Fla. Ph. (303)862.696 Henry I MAITLAND TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT You Pay It Ronnie D. Pearce Tomorrow —: I'll Build It . . ..-- -. Kathleen R. Paulette I . -. . Randy Burks Mr. BLONDY'S You Name It . . for a great future. Our Personal Best Wishes to Edward & his Classmates. Ronald L. Mace Son of Mr. & Mrs. William S. Mace John E. McLain Son of Mr. & Mrs. John E McLain Jr - — a— and our employee 4 I Charles as ernac McKniqht , and wiew each - HONORS TO THE GRADS James Jack L McKinney i,avin Marlin (t Stockman's Harness Shop Son of Son of Mr. & Mr s Daughter of Mr. & Mrs to t - - Dawn L. Poole Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Donald Poole Bud Layer Sid Vihien Supt. of Public Instruction Dau Chairman, Sem. Co. Comm. Davie Sims Dick Williams Mem Sem. Co. School Board :trs. ght Guy R. Petrie Walter R. Petteway Ill Son of Mr. & Mrs. W R. Petteway -- County Comm. Troy Ray John Kimbrough Seminole Co. Tax Collector ...... County Comm. 4'..> - Pat Telson Harry Kwiatkowski Member Sem. Co. School Board County Comm. Marjorie H. Prevail Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C. Vernon Prevatt Ill ISO Denise P. Prince Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Prince = wii.11"ZI Publix -.1111111D lama Center utter Plaza ollieanna Ctr. ngwood Village Ctr. 'minole Plaza Judith A. Menzies Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Donald Menzies pleasure )pen 24 Hours I wy 436 & so (In front of Zayres) Orlando uk Ridge Rd. & Texas Ave. (½ ml. W. of S.O.B.T.) On. Iwy 17.92 & Horatio, Maitland wy 436 & 434 Brantley Sq., All. Springs. liver Star Rd. a Pine Hills Rd., Silver Pines Plaza 26 Volusia Ave. a N. Keech St., Daytona Beach Winter Park Hwy. 436 Winter Park Longwood 4.1T_ c-1 CaccnIbrrv — - i W - :-tnn- Z. , gel- -,WIT TT In (D Edward E. Meridith Son of Mr. & Mrs. Blondy Meridith Wagner P. Messer Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Lynn F Stout James C. Pritchard Son of Mr. & Mrs. P II Nobles Scott H. Michaud Son of Mr. & Mrs Edward J. Michaud Jcsus R. Pulgaron Son of Jesus & Marceta Puiqaron Janet L. Bowers Daughter of Mrs. Nancy T. Bowers & Dr John J Bowers Clarence V. Prevatt Son of Mr. & Mrs. C. Vernon Prevatt III Mary L. Ramsey Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. P E Ramsey Kenneth P. Reaser Son of Mr. & Mrs. Hayward F Reaser '- -44 V '-' owl Aoie 4 Ill A fl . Ga 'I I Daughter of Mr. & Mrs E J Mtsten Eli.:.: -. - Catherine D. Miiir Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John H Miller -. - VC rT Son of Mr. & Mr Carl B Miller Julie A. Miilott Da ughter of Mr. & Mrs. H. H Millr4 April M. t.'iNiL.. C .II. II.. - Son of Cdr. & Mrs. P B Moore Sherrie A. Moore Daughter of Mr. & Mrs P Mftory Wiliianii. Mort Son of Mr. & Mrs RI Mwrp - Karen M, Petily Daughter of Mr. & Mrs John P Reilly John H. flv' nolA, , Son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Reynolds ,I Etht.:e Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs. M. Od ell Rhue Sr. a 0 Bruce A. liL Son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Aubill& Mr Burt Rice Brian L. ;\:L Son of Mr. & Mrs. 1< A Riley Kaffir riM Rbvr Is Daughter of Mr. & Mrs EuqerieO Roberts ri t .Ti .a r.. .. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs r '. Caro J. Rodrigtez . - ,•, , . Son of Mr & Mrs Carfs J Rodriquez . ANW AMS 4 _ jwr -a I 1.1111111] �- TV AS S—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June), 1975 - Evening A ti wk t Paul J. Sanczet j Joy E Sarkiss an Daughter of Mr. &Mrs. Jack Sarkissian Son of Mr. &Mrs. Richard P. Sanczel n & A L131 4600 George M. Schultz Linda I Sefton Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David Sefton Son of George H. Schultz & Mrs Mary Austin . David R Sheets Soriof Mr. &Mrs. Dar win ea Son of Mr. & Mrs. Donald I. Richards 4 Gary J. Sicard rk H. Sims Karen M. Sims Rob~prt H. S (dua howard W. Sims D,,vse E, Sims r)0i1glA? W %mith Son of Mr. & Mrs. Rot)r.,f Smith Robert A. Sloboda .f! - TO OUR Clint H Waits nofMr&Mrs Roscoe Walters Deborah M Smilo. AMJ.e. Mirs Herbe, I L Swith Lhot,chicr of Mr. & Mrs Wallirr Sicard u l a --n 1975 n o Tuesday, June 3, 17S-4 __ s GRADUATING CLASS , _____ Carol R. Smith 2 Mark A Showers Son olMr & Mrs. Earl Showers Jeffery C Walters - ra t Roger A. Shea George A. Shannon 9 Herald, Sanford, FL lhinas If. Wheler Robert B Wesiman Clint H Walts Jr. John H. Wheeler Melissa A While Daughter of Mr. &Mrs Vicki I White Daughte of Mr. r Sail A While Daughter of Mr . & Mrs. Donald L. P WhittalI seph B, r, Sc-n of Mr. & Mrs John W. Smith Sr Aff * f w-10 -T A8 7__~ 4 At ru 1 1 . / , 0 . Ur First Lake Brantley Graduating Cla ss Of 1975. "' Wendy A. Wilhelm DaughteroMr. & Mrs. . John . Carol E. Williams Daughter of Mrs Carl E Williams Wilhelm rharles I. W illiam,. SonofMr.&Mrs. James H Williams Janis M. Williams Daughter of Mrs. H WIIi1rT' Marion F. Williams Jr. SonofMr.&Mrs. Marion F Williams Sr Sherian P. Williams Daughterof Mrs. Jean M. Williams Dana L. Williamson Son ol Mr. & Mrs. F Glenn Williamson 0 Gordon Williamson Sr Daniel Wyan? Jane A Wyngarrlen Gordon Williamson Jr. Son cf Mr. & Mrs. . M Don E. mmer Daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Paul E. Sommer Gregory L. Sowder Son of Mr. & Mrs. James E. Sowder Jeffery G. Stahl Son of Mr. & Mrs, Lowell J. Stahl and Best Wishes to Sussan A. St rke Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert 0. Starke t. — John W . Smith, Jr an a our S & S Cabinets, Inc. - State Road 427 South - 4 David L. Stealey Son of Donald & Betty Stealey Cynthia R. Stephenson Daughter of Rev. Ron & Dorris Stephenson P Holly J. Steve(i-.o(, Bruce T. Slickels Sunday HEALTH FOODS Nell M Stevenson Robef t D Stickels * 1 Kathy E. Storm Toby Strober Donald R. Storm June Struber June 6th ---' CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Berhard Yaqerman JelferyD Yates y L. Yongue Daughter of Mr&Mrs Jc'rn P. Yates Jr. James A. Yongue ongra tula tions j Honors o .• . Forest City, Fl. David S. Stuphin Robert E. Swanton F T Sutphin R F Swanson • Lake Braniley's . ii es t tAI•k iB to Jeffery Yates and the members of Lake Brantleys First Graduating Class John H. Young Albert Zitfer ,T , Skate City Greets The Grads Good for you!You've reached your gOal... their graduation from Lake Brantley High i Hi-A%crcs West Palm Beach GdDZer classmates upon . (Hwy.436) Sberre D Young Clint and his NURSIN6 CENTER 830W.Semoran Blvd. Jacksonville. Orlando Cary n A. Young Daughter of Pr . We Congratulate C T. E. Walls, Owner; M. Verdoscl, Manager Kenneth P. Summers hirpoulan - Michael William & Betty Howard -- 862-6353 Krish K. Summers Daughterof Mr. & Mrs. -- .. Debbie L. Wyrick HWY. 436&W. Lake Brantley Rd. Deborah M. Strom RkardlWyngarden studio lull I. Located on Corner of Op" Tommie J Wolfe Sr. Barbara I . GROCERIES twicd Tommie J. Wolfe Daughter Mrs. F. Wishau N Carole A. Storey 1-. Janice L. Wishau Son of Mrs. cphotcrpilleco . To The 1 f'75 Class o At LAKE BRANTLEY Previously Speedy's Market FfancisM Sloppello Wilson Williar.; F. Winninghain low MEATS Anthony K. Sloppello Pamela K. Wilson , TOMI OPEN James M. Wilson Daughter o Mr. 1Mrs. John T. 4' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE tA —• Margaret E. Wilmoth Longwood, Fla. Ph. 339.5943 ASS ol - *Cabinets ofDistinction Ii For Reservations WATTS AIR CONDITIONING PHONE 339-2474 AND HEATING Foores res t City, FIa. 660 Jackson Ave. Winter — LOCATED OFF HWY. 17-92 Park ON DOG TRACK ROAD 644.5061 First Graduating Class ALLSTATE J41 INSURANCE COO wholesale. retail, auctions estate sales John Hamilton. Agent* 172-1110 Home 676.1111 Office Bill Livingston, Auctioneer Sax Walker. Auction"r FOR A JOB --AILTM Thomas 0. Pyer. Owner THE ALLSTATE BUILDING 1391 E. SEMORAN BLVD. s4o SR s 434 Suite I to WELL DONE T CASSELBERRY. FL. 11107 Susan M. Swiatosz Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Swiatosz William S. Swisher Son of Mr. & Mrs. James S. Swisher Mark J. Takac Allison M. Taylor Son of Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Takac Daughter of Mr. & Mrs, William 0 Taylor Honors I GRADUATES FOREST CITY BODY & PAINT SHOP Aim High Graduates Sunday thru Friday, 8 a.m..6 p.m.; To The Class of '75 A. Set sights on success and work for V__PU` it. Use this diploma as a stepping Ph. 862-3411 s tone for future occomplishments. FACTORY AUTO BAKE from SUPER PAINT JOB $4995 MAITLAND GULF SERVICE WRITTEN GUARANTEE JW Free Estimates* Rust Specialists Debra K Theophilus Debbie K. Thomas j . Lena C. Thomas I P1' r ' r f nI,n Thorna Burton !L1. Tischer Jr. Son of Mr & Mr BurlenH TischerSr Tern L. A. Totka r fit Mr & P,'r LouisM Tolka Ai1iy E. Trowbridge tti of t,'r , & Mr I John R. Trowbridge Kevin I Turner Son .f Quip 1 urntr & Mrs Norma Bldnton ' c4l.66 p.jUL ' ' "I exteao øet ivtoe t ELECTRIC WELDING — SPOT WELDING II 1 Daughter c4 Mr. & Mrs. Don Vacknit: EVaIh Son f Mr. &Mrs. Osvaldo Valdez Daughter of Mr. &Mrs. Santiago Vail. Va Daughter ot Mr. &Mrs, Albert Breisford Daughlerot Dr , &Mrs. David H. Vickers RecAII Da L C Loder DavidWalt.r S on oIMr &Mrs .JamesM Waiter Jr WN "M no Plom L Film & Horatio Ave - 300 Marvin Ave. thHVicke! 1 -92 ACETYLENE WELDING Maitland, Fla 90 Willow Ave., Forest City, Fla. 644-2523 no I Wood Fencing Sw i:e: Tune-Up and Broke Service PIPE SENDER— CUSTOM WORK Cynthia J. Tickal Daughter 1i1 ?,r & Mrs Riih.irdT,ckal PRODUCTS - Wrecker Service Longwood, F lorida . OT i Specia I Honors To All The Members of The Lake Brantley Band U ART"S MUSIC SHOP ' Fern Park Repair For All Musical Instruments lPhone 339-72" - - �-.• 10— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuciday, June 3, 1975 Evening Herald, Saniord, Fl. Tuesday, June), 175---1 WJitUmUW1WThWfiJ1tUjLLkWt 11 . I . Val - Lyman Of Success , Class t What makes a high school a success is student activities and Lake Brantley High School photographers captured many of the cents in this series of photographs. Running the gauntlet from a Super Patriot being selected to the annual Donkey r , - —. Basketball game, the . , - , Patriots first senior class uuie well. the class will graduate knowing tb It li hs es set the standard for others to follow and molded - Of 1975 . UIwJJ For Patriots -. I ALSO W &W ___ vn - . • -. -. To Rock Keller ,. ,• .--S _____ We exped to pass through this world but once. Any kindness we can do, T ::ir • I ,- ,•, ;I 17, . -- A kiss for a Super Miss - -- therefore, or any kindness that we can show to any fellow creature, let us - •-• • T •• ____ '-- do it now; let us not defer or neglect A visit to Di.ney World It for we shall not pass this way again. relief - I — 'F LL _~•_-•- .J 4z_i• I Aft 0 7 ft: — & _ -• — - F As Freshmen..... I' A • - - '• -• . A ' 0 To Finish . yi Key Clubs Homecoming Float: "A Little Lyman Goes A Long Way! Fro Start 'I -- 'j As graduation nears, we the our own pep rallies, and led Class of 1975, in preparation For ow athletic teams to victory. our duties as good citizens, As Freshmen, - we parreflect on the past four years. ticipated successfully in many sports. Football season posted a OUR FRESHMAN YEAR THE YEAR OF LYMAN 5-1 record. SOUTH The basketball team ended th On September 7, 1971, we e season wi th a 7.6 record. entered Lyman — at that time The girls' tennis team ended we were not too impressed with the season with a 1-7 record, the role w were to ntnv n liv. and the hers with ?1 re—rd The Class of '75 was long way off. represented on the golf team b e received our schedules, Tom Harvey, and they ended and prepared ourselves for a the season with a 19.5 report year in which we could discover card. happiness, gain knowledge, and The 105 pound weight class -. - 1k - ---• Egw A class in learning • -- . '-'-i - •,." ' d . 4 Vol . - , Pit A powder pun queen -- ; - , - , PAN - lit mi North. Under the d rection Although Freshman, we began to parUcipate vigorously dassothcersandthe Grounds ' M TOREY r 'Lb H-e.e.e.r.r-r.e.e Come 'The Gre yhounds I & Safety Committee, we started in school activities. First, we a Campus Facelift" project. needed leaders. Early in the year, under the guidance of This included planting trees Associate Principal Dr. and shrubs, painting rest - - I • William S. Shaw, we chose our rooms, and repairing lockers, class officers. They were As the end of a fantastic year President LaMinda Fans, neared we glanced back - we i Vice President Linda Sefton; had learned from our mistako, Secretary: Nancy Surratt; we had learned responsibility, Treasurer: Cathy Dempsey. we had become one. But then The officers took right over and the heartbreaking news hit began to consolidate our class. Lyman was overcrowded , a Next came the task of new school was being built choosing our cheerleaders. The Lake Brantley — our class was lucky girls, chosen from 69 going to be split — half were to hopefuls, were — Mickle Doell go to Brantley, hail were to (captain), Cindy Fetter (co- remain at !.yman. . . and there captain), Debbie Van de was nothing that could be done Ilouten, Pam Graham, Melanie to pre vent it So we said goodbye to our Warren, Sharon Hynes, Cindy Falls and Robin Klaus The Freshman year. we also said girls planned and performed at goodbye to some of our frstnLc ' -, . - - , - - •' - H - -, A chorus sings -, -. - •' - -: •!'- 1 .- - . p - • A presentation of honor - -' - - Jerry J. Assam Robert S Avery C y nthia J. Berger - MUM - -- - - David - - . ? - .-. -• •. - - -- - - .V --t----- , -'' - - - - - - - - -..-- i ---. - 1 ' VY - - - I - S Ja c ks on Gregory W. Owens James K. Pinson Bruce G. Rogers Patrick J. Schmidt Robert P. Fleischer Ruth -- - - - • V Steven M. Mulvaney - M.S-kI • - •.•• Our first couple of mon ths included sophomores Rob here at I )man North were '.er Abbott, Dale Strouse, Kevin hectic containing such ex. Albright, Tom Lent, Pat citing things as getting caught hlowlett, Jim flowarth and Guy in the wrong side of the round Campbell. Glenn Otto represented the building, ending up In L coriidor instead of K corridor Class of '75 in Track, and Willie but all was laughed off as we Smith ran croas country. Karen Hawkins, Joyce realized we were on the way up. Maxwell, and Brian Merritt Leaders for 72-73 were President: Patti Hitt; Vice were the swimming President: Paula Isbell; sophomores. During this year Lyman Secretary: Ricki Eskenazi; entered a new field of coinTreasurer: Karen Painter. Cheerleaders chosen from 24 petitIon. The soccer team, high girls — Cindy Fetter, Pain on talent, but lacking exGraha m. Suzy Radovic. Jana nerience nut toethcr ; vary Wnlllck, Debbie Van de Houten, commendable season against - -- - • I r - - - - ' - R IP D onkey Basketball Award-winning Concert Choir t 1 1 . — - Kennelh C. McRorie Oldharn -- •. The 72-73 wrestling team ure. i . •--.,-- - - Michael D. McNeil Katral A. - - Katie I. Johnson j0p S. Jones William J. Kelly Stephen G. Kuiper Carl J. lenhardi Janet L. Lewis Don T. Lyles Thomas McAfee Boik - ves James G. J e nnings , Thomas J. Burner Michael A. Calazza Donald Campbell Andrew C. atron Kim L. Clark ike Collier M G. Ctanline Jeffery A. 011k William M. Dymond Sherman 41. ElisotI Craig C. Fancher Joseph A. Favazza Penny A. Fekany j' , - - '•-•• - When the calender turns upon Mark Pickett, Lee tote Greg our sophomore year... we find Rawlins, and John George. ourselves u nsure of what lies Sophomores Suzy Stroup, ahead, unsure of the problems Mary Ann Young, Dennis we may face; we look upon the Bumbalough, Rock Keller, and coming year with anticipation, Richard Gregory .ere mernour. bersof the 72.73 tennis team. Not Pictured Jeff Margaret-Ann Bevan Christoph er S. Blazak -- p . Graduates . Spirited Seniors - - As Sophomores..... - •'1. 1' - - — i I. IQ V-A - body there was part of Lyman season mark. - • --r — experience security. slot on Wrestling team was The sign in front of our school filled by freshman Guy Camp- A game of football - •'-'r' _-T1•,__•'. . the tradition of the school. —• : The Making :.. . High School - - . - - ' ''-• ' - . - • • - • ) -, - ): " S. - - tt t _____ --._ -- - -- - - - -- -. -- - - �' ) - - -. 2—Evenin9 Herald, Sanford. Ft. p.-. ' ,- . Tuesday, June 3, ----_.i , ::-• - .. . •.:•• -- - - .. .; - - •- - - -p' u..- — . ___- via ! ~t q~ Roxanne M. Adams •"i .. Tuesdi, June j, 197,-3 iIUL -1 Robert G. Abbott ..- . Carol M. Callaneo Ella hA.Agur Catherine A. A Ila rd Kevin K. Albright Daughter of Mr.& Mrs Charles Agurk Is Michael J. Allard Soncrs. Daughter of Mr.& Mrs. Arthur Scholz Howard F. Allard Stanley R . Allefl guy Y - Mariann Cellamare Laura R. Chancey Daughter of Mr. &Mrs Daugh ter of Mr. &Mr! Dennis K. Channcl Craig J. Chantos Charles Jeffery L. Clayton C ipps J1. ed C Vicki L. Cobb DuqhterofM &M. Bobby S Chancey Howard F. Allard Robert Nelson Cobb Robert Allen Ad -01 Eva I _ Anderson Gary M. A mod t Son of 4. Daughter of Mr - $ (_. _e I, •- - 4 - :--- 4 - - . , - - - - Cheryl.A Apai Daughter cf Mr & Mrs Son O t. Mrs. L H lmdr"s Lauren L. Applew Daughter of Mr & Mrs __ _ ryJ. flaish Jr Son of Mr . &Mrs Deborah K . Ay lohl, r John D Appr _ _ IJuIicsø i. Terry E . Son of Charles Jr. & —. Nancy S. %..onen Michael L. Colby V —.-- --I.-- ___ Lee M. Co1' Suzanne A. Corrlveau Janet L. Coo',er Daughter of Mr. & Mr - Terry A. Cram Son of Mr. & Mrs. Earnest D. Cooper arry J 8.ibish Sr _ ----- -.._ . In _ _ aw Jeff Andrws - .rs ,4 _ - - # - CA NDO Maria T. Cremonese Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. ickenbe Daughter of Mr Russell .peL F. P Cremonese Pay S. Crickenberger HerbertIN Crispell Donald Crain _ — .1 4.1 — Son of Mrs -. -; ... I' i$'i!/ii'r1 '''' ---- I,.__,_ — - . i• - . - _71 Aft MaY Your future be filled with success. 75 GRADS N 1=04 in W to homas E. Barker Alice C. Barnes Daughter of Mr. rs Parker David L The City of Altamonte Springs From The Willis A. Barnes Patricia Barnett Norman C Floyd, Sr. Mayor Jalne% S. Crowl Belinda J. Curry Son of Mr. JMn(5O Crr?.I Herbert W. Barrett Ill Son of Mr. &Mrs rr,r?W B:rrptflr Betty Mary T. Dag Theresa J. Daniel J Curry ALTAMONTE GARAGE incorporated Commissioners Sandra Glenn George Perkins CalDeVonay OP B. D. Mcintosh, Class of '33 Helen Keyser jf . s-'!4 - I r• I ;-w -'R .-1f -'\ -' .:: e .-!-. — - 339-5378 ::c1:n50:a:0te:;s 117 Longwood Ave Marlene L. Barre-tt Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lee Barrett Altamonte Springs , Barbara E. Barre"a Daughter of Mr, & Mrs. —aim we Me 111"d Cynthia R. Bass Daughter of Mr, & Mrs William R. Bass GRADUATES1 to aa&k oberf J. Davis I Robin sales Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Raphael Bates Cheryl L. Delmater Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Dearolf We wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors! Mao "HOME OF THE I ROOM GROUPING" allo- Ma — S120 S. Orange 610som Trail, Orlando 835-AS45 MR. & MRS. RAYMOND BEARY 4 Kevin Beary Son of Mr. & Mrs Raymond E B-eary a C ongr tulations for a Bright Future classmates of Lyman !-- 4 AIf F d * - I Christine Shin L Bell Daughter of & Lewis J fløf I N Debora hA DiLelio Daughter of Mr & Mrs Lr's Jani"c DiLIIo o'Afma K. Doherty Kurtis D. Dondelinqer ti. Daughter of William 8. Doherty - • ! j1j (I IP1i! -- 1809 S. French Ave. Sanford Skate City Bushor and her classmates for a - $1 Den ton Daughter of Mrs Ann Denton FRE)GUO(B A Linda Bennett Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bennett Mary E. bee icr Daughter of Mr . & Mrs. 7?AVOU$ A'CØ'S 'is. Congratu lat ions to Karen D. Benefield Daughter of Rev. & Mrs. Lyman A. Beneffeld - GRALUJATES to Sheri Bell and y7lt - 7309 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando 2774745 'Beat WiAa CindyBeafy Daughter of Mr. & Mrs 0 V Bea ty = — Neal R. Davies TO THE Robin E. Bpntz Daughtpr Mr. & Mrs. R obertBentz Greets The Grads _____ J" Goodforyou!You've reached your goal job icell dollc-,. Raymond G. Duqu.tt. Son of Mr . & Mrs. George Duquette Michealene K. Dowell — Kathy A Da ughter of Mr. & Mrs Edward M. Dowell vi:n Daughter Virginia Jones 'P -. - --i.-J I ff- Chrriss A- 0 i with convenient Saturday drive-in banking ikowski Evan Ebaugh - - Lyi ComBank /Cassel berry QUALITY FIBERGLASS INSULATION A46 or Reservations French R. Bolen Tara L. Bollet Son of Mr. & Mrs. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Coyet Bolen Robert M. Bollef ComBank /Longwood PHONE 339-2474 Altamonte Springs 831-7666 LOCATED OFF HWY.17-92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD Fred R. Ellis ValerieM. Bomb ino - - w i 77 VOW Karin L. Daughter Mrs John Booth - - - Patricia F. Elrod So Fred R Ellis Paula K. Embree Daugh ter Dauqhrcf aul Edward Elrod - Gene Esciavon rs 'MS '4 1(4 r€clC Fscfavon I -1 L .1 ____ i- IL ct Barbara Uaughter of 1,11a. & Mrs. L, E. Britton John H Pmyrilor'. Son of Mrs. Johnny Mae Bailey Karen L. Bruvi It Gail L. Lirund Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Fugene F Brooks Dennis W. Bryant Dennis H.Cumbalough ~on of Mr & Mrs. Pr t)r,rf C F (.I Dfiughfer of Ms - D0101hy 0 veklel Toree Fernandez Cindy E. Fetter April L. Fort Daughter of Mr & . I J -crc Earl F. Fossilt C. Ja ck Foster J r. Henry Fcpssgtt Charles J Foster Sr Pau; D. Glen Son of John Glen Jeffrey A. Goad Edward Fredriksen r r Frpd'.I Adra Eli IV 77 4 fi-3 Christine M. Bustior Daughter j Cynthia A. Cadaref uy A. Camooll 'A Tina M. Cappezzuto DajghfercfMr&Mr DaIeG Srni Jo Lyon (apuzzi Dineice A. Carderas Kathleen T. Carrot, DaughterofMr&Mrs Rafael r- rdenas - - - _ - - Valerie R. French Barry If Carler Robert : Catlede Dc or Rila Fuston Johri N. Geot go- Timothy Gi M Glenn A. GIs to t,%'i ter R (i. MFrcrtch -s--- - ----------------.----r---- Willie J. Gallon .___-_--_--=-- - .=. -. . . - - - - -- - - -- - - - - -. - - - . - . - - - - - - - - - - Wanda E. Gonzalo% C`,rnja1v%&AdaE Gonzales ----- - -: -- - - - -- -- - = - - -- .; - - - - !-- - -- - -, 1 - - - �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, June 3, 197S Evening Herald, Sanford, -- Ft. Tuesday, June 3, tflS-S WINN Stacy L. Gordon Daughter of Mr. & Mrs - Ben Gordon lioi IiJ6 Pamela J. Graham Daughter of Mr 6 Mrs. Russell Graham Cathleen R. Greider Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George i.Greider Richard M. Gregory Son of Mrs. Shlriey May Gregory Randall Grossberg Rebecca A. Grile Michael J. Griffin Charles Carol Guglielmello Ditto Guth Sandy A. Leach Daughter of Mr. & Mr John P. leach - . - ! _______ 1 ThomS E. ent Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Lent - On 11011 11 Mark T. Lepinskie Son of Mr. Thomas Lepinskle Christie A. Lindgren Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. FfennlnqL Lindgren David If. Liure D.ilr' W. Lindev John J. Lindsay Son of Mr. Jack P. Lindsay . James J. Lock fear Nathaniel C. Lomax r I.--• Agri T. I David KadIy Son of Mr. & Mrs Howard Hadley Debra L. Hall Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hall Stephen E. Harper Merrulee Hannah ___ - WiIl.am H. Heir ii it Sor of Mr. 6 Mrs William H. Hearrin5r - John A. Hein en Son of Mr. & Mrs. EdardC, Heinsen Patricia A. Helser Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jerry I Heiser Chc' yl HeI.t.r Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jack I Heiser Dawn L. Long Daughter of Mr. & Mr John E Lonq ' Loretta M. Luby Daughter of Mr, 6 Mrs. Joseoni Lot)? Jr _____________ :. . j ..- David L. Lynn Son of Mr,, Lynn Deborah K. Lyons Daughter of Mr & Mrs Edir L( Fred Lyons Jr. Karen M. MacVicar Cynthia J. Lytle - . 01 Wiallo Beat 1 17 Vickie C. Lynch Daughter of Mrs Sonja F Lynch Angela J. Lucarelli -• U110 ' - Mara J. Helms Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. B. L. Helms To. Peggy Ryder Willie A. Henderson _- Lynn A. Hester DaughtrofMr&Mrs Curtis P Hester hard work (frerst•s to — • Caroline Ditto Richard A. Hoenicke Sonof Mr David M. Hinton ))ere,ard.il\k,::%% Bruce A. M.alloy T' Doirna M. Mann Duqhtrof Mrs 1 I I 4I I High Sch ool Sheryl L. Manning Daughter rf':"rs Judith L. Martinet FrinMarir. classmates upon Well Us voll embark on 7I Class of 1 975 their graduation - 1 And To All The Graduates Of Seminole County 02, - Lou & Marilyn Guglielmello V, ONSOLIDATED STEEL CORP9 James M. Howarth Son of Mr. & Mrs Robert W Howarth Patrick PA Howlett Son of Charles & Patricia Howlett Karen Y. Hughes Daughter of Mr & Mrs Jessie L Hughes SENTRY an qw aq FOOD STORES "ANYTHING IN FENCE" HWY 17-92, BOX 298 Longwood, Florida 305-830-4222 Friendly Convenience Stores" There's One Near You Open 7-11 Cynthia Daughter of Mr & Mrs. Norman Hykoski ' ________ __ - V. G. Kristian Ignatius if .J71K777ffFJFJil " V.. _____ Highway 434 4io Joyce C. Maxwell Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Leslie .l Maiw.?l flow -• .. Class of '75 Paula D. Isbell Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Ray J Isbell / '- i: I Henrietta Ivory Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Henry Lee Ivory Mary K. McDonough Daughter of Mr & Mrs J R McDonough Vivian F. McElroy Daughter of Mr Mrs. Th"mas J McElroy C Ci sights ' he on success an d work for I PI I I W Aloma C enter Butler Plaza HollieannaCtr. Longwood Village Ctr. Seminole Plaza Sanford Plaza 17.92 & Horatio Ave. Maitland, Fla. Dorothy J. Johnson Daughter Johnnie Johnson — ...- James E. McKenna - . Carol J. McKeniie Da ughter of Mr, Mrs. JamesMcKonzie 644-2523 --' Winter Park Hwy. 436 Winter Park Longwood Casselberry Sanford All 4iff? BMT CA :-- McKinney Derward J. McKinney —. - James MCMllonSr. CONGRATULATIONS TOVI/Q. 6 1 1117dej To The Closs of '75 CLASSMATES From INLAND MATERIALS SPRAGUE ELECTRIC comnny electronics division P 0 BOX 1076 LONGWOOD FL • 32750 TR Phone 339.3011 '., Janet M. Ka raf la ughter of Mr. & Mrs Dnfd J Karaffa Robet I D. Mc Rainey Son of Mr &Mrs M t Mcflainei Leesa A. Karnes Barbara Gene INCORPORATED Richard E. Murphy, Pres. REDI-MIX CONCRETE CONCRETE MATERIALS Sanford Orlando Casselberry 339 53fl I James T. Johnson Jr. Son of Mr. & Mrs, James T. Johnson Sr. - uPublix Tune-Up and Brake Service Robert S. Jaynes Kevin J. McKeever Son of Clarence leasure W recker Fruitfull Future Charles H Gloscock, Vice Chairman Dr. John Zacco, Charles Sizer, Sal Orlando - shopping Af'oMAITLAND GULF SERVICE Extends Sincere Wishes For A . & Mar' wh ere AM . BILL GRIER, MAYOR 'y: . stone for future accomplishments. Repairs For All Musical Instruments THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY Donna L. McGill - :...-• .... :. .. .........' it. Use this diploma as a stepping • ARVS :11 The Band MUSIC SHOP - - . Aim High Graduates .- Best to You - S Members Of . Frederick D. Johnson Son of Fred Johnson& M's Mary Lou Johnson Linda 5. Mathews Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Gurney R Carlton SUCCESS Altamonte Springs 831-0500 307 Ridge Rd. Fern Park 339-7264 ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Nicky D. Jaques Longwood, Fla. 32750 - To All The Construction Co. .. Jessie A. Mathews Daughter of Mr. & Mr,. Jesse Ma?hc.s Jr Special Honors .. Glenn Jackion Son of Mrs. Kathleen G. Jackson )'• . . Orange Paving I- . _____ - Jocelyn M. Marx Daughter of Mr & Mrs Jerry C Mar. AW _____ -I Wanda E. Hutley Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Ted Hultey k khal Cynthia D. Meadows Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ira W.Meads HELPS LONGWOOD NURSERY C. Located ortiiair 44-2.sIc'wir$ t7endO2wid 3m,nut.s[ui of I.,tSrsts?e4 #.. Karen L. Meadows Daughter of Mr. & Mrs RthrtL Meadms .cc.'. Linda G. Metks je-if-It W ! C. • Son of Allan L Karnifz & Mrs rf:h Karnit: J Ka Daughter of Mr. & Mrs ,rhtt Karp Vail:,, . ?.I. • 1 . .1 Ut.i,i . Kiiiiy Daughter of Mr &Mrs Joseph P. Kimsey Jr [..,.rii I i\l1,t Jr Karl King Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Clyde F King Charloll M Kittle Din titer of Mr • pMrs, (1.1 ) i .'.ritt Willii,n J Kleinknccht IV Son of Mr & Mrs ','iffl.iri- Klt:irchf James D. ikeIF Patricia K. Milutello Andrea K. Miller Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Thomas Miller Grace L. Mills Daughter of Mr, & Mrs Grayson Mills Kathy M.Munana Daughter of Mr 6 Mrs JIrIP'. t.' r.uu Florence L Monroe Rolonda M Morey Daughter of Mr &I' Albert W Tr,;-.;, Robert J Morgan OVA ML r q I- Ada PP __. . S.ve W. Kline 5,.,. ,, M1 S. Jtr r , I Kline Phillip Knox Pamela J. KobetI Nina M. Kondratick Daughter of & Steven W Kordratick 0114' F. Krug Kathryn R. Lacoie Michelle D. Latham Alb'rl Latimer . Julius C. Lawson Cynihia P• . I I .. ..1 . Connie J Mundy Barbara J. Murtha Renee E. Nellis Daighter i I Mr & Mrs Kathken L Naylor Ditqhter f Mr & Mr P rn. Ici ( 14 ,ir ris . Richard K. Newberg Dorothy A. Nordstrom riltOhir r' Mr & Mr. Judy I ornuri I -- __ . - Anita .•,. . •j....-. • ..___f__ - . ---- .•. - .. .. . . ... .• .— .•.. . --. • • .•,.... .± -- -----------------._-_ .• • : - -. - .• - .: - - -.t• . -------_-_____..----.---.____._-.____ - --_-------------_--_--_-----_-.---_.- -__ ___-_- -_•.___ ._._-_. __.._.- - -.._-_ . . .=S :._ j W , �— — rill -• 2-1 —Fvenlng Herald, Sanford, FL _.- Tuesday, June]. lflS p Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ Tuesday, June 3, 197$—i _ W IL L Lill All. 1%J OF N 0 7 - N -- Cattwrin M. Oaks Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Roy David Oaks Jr — Arthur E.Olivcr Michael G Ofch?r;k Michael J. Orlando Son of Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Orlando -.Ortiz Kim J. Orofino Son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank ofino Karen A. Painter Emanuel E. Overton Ito Son of Mr. & Mrs. (ieorge H Otto Jr Daughter of Mr.& Mrs. Cla ncyE Painter Clan . Nathan L. Silverman Son of Abraham J. Silver man & Mrs. 8erylPendr Wesley E. Simmons Michael A. Simmons Steven M. Singer Son of Earl Singer & Mrs. Lucille Galleclez Emanuel Sim Simpson Piper I. Smith Daujhter of Mr. & AArSr D A Smith Denise M. Snyder Daughter of Mr:. Dorothy Snyder Margaret A. Spence Mr & Mrs Robert C MMhr.,..c Guardian Keith W. orrells ke L5 7T 7-1 AnchonyW Palma Son of Mr. &Mrs, røuu Diane L. Paquette Daughter ci Mr. M's c . ,uene Sui'an G Patterson Daughter of Mr & Mrs Rirtitiru D rd 'er Airi Park ' Karl W. Paul Son ot Mr & Mrs '41f Ay 0 Paul JaneliR Pattison ugas Anthony A. Pearson eraldO Pelter eebles - -- -. - - L )pI h '.- 1) 5tie, on' John & Ann Staz'n .' mill - . - - r r- . - .i ,' -. . - " I ..' '..i i l Y-...':l ilIIi.u1r!!.! Robin E. ltf 1.i Oauh r of f,'r ivilirs William R Stephens Steel" - - •------.-,-.--. - -- -' - - "i- . I - ______ UeW. S!cj. L _______ — tathIeenM, Szi'agyi - - __________ Debra A. Ta'o Daughter of Mr & f.Irs C'ar'nrr. T-,r Daughter of Mr & Mrs. Robert E Stroup —s -...__•,_- . . 1 k_L-:_; - -. - The Hope 4 AND . . Janet Kara fa 11.7 - Lyn,, A. Sterling Dau4h er of %'r & Vr John Sterling .-Jill lionors O Pec a ~ ' L-.. ,_ - - Of Tomorrow Diane Paquette IT S?ephenj Phipps Son of Mrs Charotette Maurite d 4 /1 Their Cl Mark R Pickett Ar i For _ ---' — 4 A at assm es Job Well Done da r r-- Rhon Pieters Daughter of Mr. 8. Mrs David D L. r-ieters Jr. , Today's Youth ames Pilo an Son ot Mr. & Mrs W. S. Pollan Jean M Taro Daughter of Mr. & Mrs la rence Carol araga Daughter f M Frederick Tartaqtia C / A a Terri ri A Trimble Daughter f P.'r & P."c I Di Gayle E Tucker ' '.-r .' f We Salute You 0 Mr. & Mrs. Clancy Painter Salute Karen Painter and the Class Of ,75 uPon their graduatiGn AIC 1305) $31.2100 frOM LYMan High School US F., (Y-0 A- 440 FLUMOSA AVENUE - t CASSILBERRY. FLORIDA I - — Jo n R Porter Jr - Heartiest Congratulations to Jim Pilolan and Members of the 1975 Graduating Class of Lyman High School - I Ile- Till enneth 0 oe Cynthia Pinder Daughter of Mr Willard Pinder — __j.j — SEMINOLE COUNTY LEADERS: Peggy E Prosser D ter augh \ J Pamela 1. Tuzo Norma J • Loran . yreir - And Best Wishes To Our Daughter Deborah & Congratulations fLove "falka, 'Dad 9 Too* * ( -- J Suzanne a ovic —-- #d "j_ 1J'-_ --- - Honors To The Class of '75 Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C. R. Redmon rmen 1. Reichard Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Raymond A. Reichard ____ . . -? Open AMERICAN 24 Hours Phillip K Vance Son of Mrs Seminolt Co. Tax Collector A. F. Keeth Pat Telson Member Sem. Co. Schoci Board Member Scm Co. Schoo l Board Debra Van de Ilouten Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. R Van th•H John Kimbrough Sid Vihièn County Comm. Chairman, Sem. Co, Comm. Douglas Vance Lou is Vance I.- Roberta A. Rettig Donna A. Vera Ii Daughter of Mr . & Mrs. Lori L. Vogler Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John 8 Verall Car I Vogler 0 ., L 0 Graduates jill NNi 485 - Connie G. Wagner Dauqh'ir c,t Mr. & Mrs Douglas P. Volchko / Walter H. Wagner LONGWOOD AREA E. Hwy. 436 Casselberry y CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - 7 - 1%; Deborah K. Ritter G M Riggs - - Of The 7; -= = Deborah Riggs Daughter of Mr . & Mrs. - ) (.. From All The Members Sponsored for Lyman Students, National Trouble Shooting Contest - -- - REV of '75 Clark Chrysler - Plymouth Aill Son of Mr. & Mrs P Paul Ridilla Jana f M &Mr Varqo 4 fro the Lyman — I A---J! I son •. Randie L. Van Ness Son of Mr. & Mrs an ss Mark A. Reyes WOOD LongWoodt Florida . 4 County Comm. Success to 13e6l 300 Marvin Ave. Son of PAr . Mrs T w Rich , vi Kathy E. Uhl Dauqhterof Mr . &Mrs. Gordon WUhl Harry Kwiatkowski County Comm. — Wood Fencing dacIt'he lox. Davie Sims Mem Sem Co School Boar d 141 -A PRODUCTS Hwy 17-72 IL Horatio, M!Iitland Hwy 436 & 434 Brantley Sq,, All. Springs. Silver Star Rd. & Pine Hills Rd., Silver Pines P!aza Terry Goembel Troy Ray --- Gregory S. Rawlins Son of Mr & Mrs. Jose N Reyes 04 Supt. d Public Instruction Member Seminole County School Board ot -'- 01 Superintendent of Elections E. C. Harper,J r. . -__ Teresa P. Rager Daughter of P.r & Mrs James Clarke Frances Vance Phyllis A. Redmon Bud Layer fork A" -7 The Future Is Yours Camilla D. Bruce Seminole Co Tax Assessor To Her Classmates. GRADS - - ____ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ritter Catherine L. Pyle Da ughter of Mr. & Mrs. AItenR Pyle 4, Class of J'75 411 - Daughter of Mr & Mrs. FredrickO Ritter ' -- t Scott A. Wal or Edith Waldman Daughter of Mr & Mrs. Sidney Waldman Ja na J. Waflick Daughter of Mr. &Mr rctwiiiiri . • FJ it Robertson Shirley J, Roark Jonathan Rodin Denise L. Rogers Daugh ter c4 Julliar, T Sal IV& 0 Edith M. Roomsburg D- thter of '.'r P. Mr; -P't 't fI it James A. Roger E. Roy u of tr & P,tr3 James A Rousey Co . Ru,Jiself NEW Liii. - 4 t.l ir Donald L Russell (.iilL: J . Donna L. Wayne Daughter of Mr & Mrs Jack L Wayne .'iatkiii M chel! Weisi.an Son of Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Weissman Margarci E. Wehner Daughter of Kenneth Wehner & Mrs Susan M. Wehner Gary W. Weyers it Debbie J. Wilderinuth flauqh'er of Mr & Mrc RJI Earl Williams Jr. r EZ Ilk- Sonia A Sanchez Sandra L. Saindigren Charles R. $&under% Cheryl L. Scaratinuilino Daughfer of Mr. & Mrs. of Mr & Mrs Daqer& Mrs Brands G. Scott Daughter of Mr. &Mrs Harry A. Scot I Stv,JcararnuflIflo R roilin L 0 t W. Scott Sharon K. Shepherd Son of Mrs Duqhf*r of Mr &Mrs Ann W Scott .. - -. L .. . •#•.• .: . -. .4- . I . . . - . . • . • - :%;o\ .-'. : .:. -_-_.-----_--_- .. : -.---_—_ — ---- . •ç-S..-. . •.. .. - left Son of Mr & - I'... Margaret Wehner MEW . . . . 1Sht.tt . . ' . • I I • . - -._ - jf -- I i ngham •.'•• . . _ W . . ------ _ hik rU Mary A. Young . . - 'I . . _ . —_-•--- - • 0 .-•. -._-_-_ -.' - Colette M. Zern Mark E. Young Son oIMr &Mrs Gerald R Yoin Daughter of Lft(Refl& Mrs Francis V. Young :.--. -. . Joyce L. a P.Mrs De Alexander Yakubchik Daujill of Mrs • • Teresa I TcnaM.Wilhams Raymond lharns & Mrs Son of homas Girl.! - . -.—• .. Oat qhk1 Jon S Zero . \. --.. • .. ..• . _ -• . 14 F*d Jill 4 _________ . •. ___________ • �11 - 3-Evening _Herald, Sanford. FL C/ass I Continued ' 75: From Page I I F L Greyhounds, adding more pep to rallies, and more volume to ____ ___ ------- ____ ___ 1t 4V 11. __ fun-fifled, . -Ott z -fv,uncl t1w Sewor and Junior girls sports Fcjtblt was a gri'at Awid' in her portrayal of p1mg Greyhounds in capturing grmdingitoiiton th success. The season ended Wi th e gridiron in 'The Way We Were" The Best the Metro and District titles.. the annual Powerpuff nsa! a 7 recoed Variety Ad went to Juniors The hardworking Wrestlerettes match The seniors put Raketha1l brought out !'e Hick t 1 Iloenicke, Scott Russell, included Piper Smith, Brenda good fight, but were defeatedpby Cote, Rick Sheti, Al Latimer, Denise Rogers, and Glenn Scott, Loretta Liiby, Cathy asct'reofl4..o.megamew Greg Raw lins, Al asso Cleveland, Jackson who pot on a magic Oaks, and De bbie Kimsey. exciting and so well played. . Chuck Chipps, and John act. Tracking along for point after that it made the WESH-TV late George. fl se po co nd ann l ua in t were se nior Track team sports show. During halftime, Ci vi tte Those Juniors sponsored Miss Blue and Gold members David Lynn, Mark theclubspresented their floats, on thetenunisteamwerethane Beauty-Fashion Show saw Reyes, Danny Mikell, Al with Keyettes taking firs., Key Paguette, Mary Ann Young, J un Cleveland, Dave Lesure, Glenn Club second, and TECH ior Cindy Fetter winning Suzy Stroup, John George and club Otto, title from a parade and Al Latimer. Keeping receiving third place, of 20 girls. Russ Criswell. Also, Juni or Debbie Van de up with those points were Then came the big night Oct. Our wrestling Greyhounds Houten received second Tracketteic Debbie Potee, 18! Th is consis ted of the game. were1edbyGuyCampbefl,J runner-up Ka y th Minana, De bbie Hall, e th crowning of the queen at Howarth, Tom Lent, Jeff Laurie Waterman, Peggy halftime, and concluding with Clayton, Pat Howlett, Date This year's Drama Prosser, Ralene Cricken. the dance The suspense was Lesure, James McKenna, and Production of The Sound of berger, Cathy Pyle, and Vicki lifted from everyone when Kevin Loby Music, which critics hailed as vnch Debbie Van de Houten 1S The golf team approved itself the best high school musical in 'The '75 soccer team crowned queen from a court victorious by earning for 1974, was definitely that, welcomed Finland exchange consisting of seniors Cathy . 1h - % . Cindy Fetter, Suzy Radovic, Beta Club Talent Show was well Lyman is wrestling. Seniors for two at Once Upon a Stage represented by the Junior for their splendid perDebbie Van de Houten, and Class. Kim Keyser, e11 Howlelt, Jim Howarth, Gu) formances. Jana Wathek jp hsl for u. '''' De J"?' ______ 1? - . I — Skit night Oct. 16 was entertainment4illefj ,., games. event. Patti Hilt and Steve Marching and performing for Phipps served as emcees for Our Junior year was State Weight kiting event. football and basketball fans the gala affair. Seniors showed Spirited-filled year. As Juniors Homecoming festi vities got were the Drill Team, including the audience the daredevil we progressed tremendously. underway wi th a bang this senior members Dorothy stunts of Lyman Knyman, the The impossth'e had only to be year. Sk it Night, wi th the clubs Ferlet, Lynn Hester, Ka th challenged. Growing as leaders and classes presenting y Pink Boone the their MUWIa Linda Meeks, Peggy MoonPrissycat, and the Flying Eagle. of tomorrow we were proud of original skits brought smiles to Prosser, Colette Zern, Mary They competed in Jumping our achievements, one of which the first place winners, Dagg, the N ondakkj Ace River as tl~e Wrnwepo ut Krettes Graciously akin Seniors, April 27 The theme second was the Drama Club, Leach,, Debbie Potee, Sandy from Evil Knievil) as comLoretta Lub), Pat mentator Emil Peabody f was "We May Never PassThis and third place went to the rom Heiser, Teresa Rager, and FRUD news Way Again." reported Senior Class. commander Barb Boynton. Class offi cers were Paula Sophomores captured the top The next event during The Class of '75 was honor, with Keyettes and Key be Is ll, president; John George, Homecoming was the annual represented on the cross Club fal li ng in vice president, Susan Denton, Junior-Senior respectively. Powderpuf f countr) team b) Suzy Stroup, Three seniors, Katie Carroll secretary; L)n Martinez, game The fearless J un iors Mary Ann Young, Willie Smith, (Seniors), Mar) Aim Young (Keyettes), and Mickie Dowell eJu1rciiccrleadirswere 4efeated the Seniors by a score and Glenn Otto. very A f13-e The thirteenth annual popular sport at (Civinettes), received dinner Karen Brown. .%fickle Dowell, I N _ ___ _ A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. undying spirit for the Long Way." AsJuniors., — Lyman its first State Cham- Curtain went up opening night student Kris Ignatius, who Oaks, Laurie Applewhite, Cindy pionship. seeing many familiar faces. aided seniors Bill Hearrin, Fetter, and Kim Keyser, The soccer team in its second Those Juniors exhibiting their Barry Carter, Kevin .McKeever Sery ce I bes Ci%inettes and year of competition improved acting ability were Rick and Mark Pernel in finishing Keyettes, working together f their game and brought home Hoenicke, Kathy Bevington, season with a 7-7 record, the first time, gave a Valentine some victories. ending the Valerie French, Rhonda Senior tennis players were dance featuring "The Riddler" seas with a 34 record. Pieters, Theresa Daniels and Sy Stroup, Mary Ann Young, band. It was a success and Sevenl Juniors representing Steve Phlpps, who well Lymari on the weight lifting desmingly won the Best Actor John George, Gene Escla von, enjoyed by all. and Russ Crispell. team were Art Oliver, Steve Award. Every Lyman hillbilly turned Swimming for the seniors out for Key Club's annual Wangler and Ray Williams. Asthedcleandwe om say w ere Brian Merritt, who has d ating game and Sadie Outstanding was Oliver who our goodbyes, we realize how been a swimming Greyhound Hawkins dance. It was a won a filth place title In the close we've sown and for four years, Randy Kimball, memorable foot stom heavyweight division at the best is yet to CO pi n' good and Joyce Maxwell 'Ime The spiri t-tilled G reyhound "at is it t we're Using I - As Seniors..... baseball team, aided by seniors for!?". We'r ' -. ,. ,. UV ;i1, .. ________ .'. I I - ______ .. . - C L. - - ______ _______ __ - - -. ve _[ --- , I PRINCIPAL .. - , I __ II .."._ iI -" - , I '. =. _- . Z - •-- -- f C) I It' (.J. 291= Ummu 11 O - - -71 -~' I _____________________________________________ ' Worked.. d •..Some Played . - _____________________________________________________ - ' Graduating --- Nino - - ______ (Photos Unavailable) .T1' - . , __________ - tncJ Leon C. Allen Carry Argro James M. Austin Jr. I Brian Ballard David L. Barsh CordulaM. Bednarzik H. Berry Nathan ie l Gary D. Bowlin Beulah V. Bratch.r Richard P . 8nck Patricia E. Callahan Carl K. Chandler Walter C Chittenden Jr Cathrine L. Clark Susan Duvall Robert W Evans Gregory J. Fekete Richard D. Fernandes Jerry J. Flagle Alvin Faster Anthony M. Foster .lae J. Klinkow Thomas D. Lundy Suzan P. Lundy John A. MacDonn*II Glenn A. Martineau Thomas Mathiew 1IIII . - ' 0 ' - - / -- - -. -?!_ - -_ - Anthony Polino i -. . . - * - . ;_ , We Honor The i Celery City Printing Co, -: "53 Years of Service" Complete Printing Service Of ~ 322-2511 ~-w . P.O. BOX) 79 -- Sanford, Fla - that all !be way. Spearheading hortwoming activities was our d-wor Student COUflCtl led by senior officers Sum Denton, Prt.sident, Karen BrO#IL Vice President; and Dehl Hall, Secreb". The 1974 Horrimming therrm was"AUWeLymanGoesA I) ~ ~- i- rqnuu an can, to all the souls you con, In every place you at all the times ou . - with Oil the zeal, you can, as long as ever you con. Congratuiauons, Class of '75 The Seniors of Lyman H19h I ~ - _____ I — - $,. PIt*.jq, Jeck.n,ui,, OrIa _____________ '- ' ,•-, — -j - ~ff - ~ ~_ - I __________ • 5 - I ..- '. - — - Swretiiriii Hall '75 - - - " -_ -- V_ %. 'Ic1 ____ , *, . .,.,-,.. ..'. . . I . '.. i., I ' 1. ' : I -- .. - . ii_*PIP I ..;, I ~ .~. IP I-- 1, I) .', 4. .k ........... - - - .'. ' L'al Lcl- was a fi nali3 t in the DAR scholarship award as was Lisa - I - - AI - I I V L beautiful young lady, Debra loses to help people The court I ~~N _ Debra Boston was chosen as ~ : ~ -. , . , _.__ %%I- Phillips, Patti Starling, ara xt Lisa Van Camp The Homecoming Theme was ' i— , -i __ VW I I-.*- 6 * batgirls were Corey McAllister, Donna Beasley, Janet Moore, and Debbie Heath V ,i . I . k1o... . it - - I It . I ` I t f. ,,' .1 ~ .~ ~)Mp IV # ft 11 / , -~ _. to - rallies and boosted the spirit of Van Camp and Lou Rajehel, the school. She is an extrovert "Wittiest" were Debbie Heath hose main are those a nd JimUll>'MostAetit' of her fellow classmates. were Teresa Yoder and Clennie Mr. O.H.S., Clennie Pat. Patterson, ,I Mo st Individualistic" were Jane athlete. fie was virtually un. Phillips and Doug Wilson. A stoppable on the football field chosen were Mell ssa .and scored many touchdowns. Me"Weld and Bill Carter Also a fantastic basketball the "Most Intelligent," Carol - -. 've got - -. - ._ Zi__'i ;.:.4', - -. '• - \ - -. . ______ Z_ I.- 4 __--ZV~_~ I,- ., 1-- : - 9 _AIftt___ -_ ~ , -~-tk. I k -_ , _____ __ - , - *1 _ ; . -. I - ___ - ____-1 , 40 . Z~_. ..,. 1, .. - 4 ____% -. ________ rqn -- %%-ere. Ginny Sullivan and Jill) It • u. uuu sIU d I. _/ , ow / - - I -~ __ - 40 kf.,% __ I'll r - - I Sff q ., I!" :•. -4 - . . - - L- - -. W 7 1--tf 1--r mrd potive attitude gained Karen Birehett and Kevin The court was made up 1 We 'IARGARIF ST ERLING Treasurer him the friendship of his Creeden as the "Most I.akely to . 4r -4 Graduating or nat, - - k - . .. -_-.-$. .•.,. f-TX r __ ,-, ;L ~ I _----s rrjvi_~ ~ I '. -;- ..... concers _f I t - - - - PATRICIA MORRIS . _kl~%' -?1i;-r- -.::-• - -- I - - .- ~1- i Leist Other seniors leading team were Keith Johnson but that didn't dampen the ( .-:: A .--- ,-. " r_ -I A , ~_A~, ~ ~4, __ . 1r~~ _~41zqirU; E-- " - ~11 .. ~ yr ~, _,~ 11-.A-' rk~vl f, r I spirit of the - - r 0 senior bonfire A parade ias WorkIng on the yrarbw& • I 1 I I ) "1 r - ,ason. Co-captains 4 / A . - 'Bumn Fm' Up' and the senior I I work and practice they actually picked up their bats in mid- t1im I z •' ~. , , __ . __ I- - - .--. __ I_ __ - -J_-- ~;M. A- - . I _. ".- Y:/:. ., I 1:.- f I' - .~ Z;W~-I ___im r_ 7 9 - is .~~,'-. . -) 1. --__ - Pru!'" ,ff ----~O . .l'._ - .. T Li~ _ _W~ Pffi_ ___ ~-N~ I .- -_ ~1= - . % _.________..__ __ 1 -, . - . 4. - ,"":",. X. ~ - -.-. 1X1 .',N-.~A ti--;-:_ \-..r_,1 ,.. ;: % ;t• I:,. It - 0 ramp., . y - _ ILUFneIt = , _.~_ ~,Z:__,& -1 ~ ...' [ IIUL — __ whil Cind F t 'Thttit Ha" and "Most Untalented" were Terry Bachwan and Mary Dagg. Tara BolletaM Harry bb are "Most Confuwd." The bay and girl os Likely" are om -• ________ :, st u d I* 4111 —W-r- IT % - ''biggest " and Dave Lesure were named the O'Best Body" winners. Connie Wagner 1 great; that's no jive; Record-breaking attendance Sen ors: we're the class of '75!" Is the was re port ed at foot ba ll games. Ward, Jim Stamps, John Some class history and in. class cheer for the spited During halftime seniors Phillips, and Kevin Creeden. terestlngtidbitsofjnfoatjon seniors at Oviedo High School. organized spirit chains to en. lix- girls on the court were: The Class of '75 is the only class The 250 seniors, the school's courage their team on to vic- Jane Phillips, Denise Finn, to attend Oviedo High School lar gest gradua ting class In Its tory. The senior football Barbara Brandorif, Karen grades seven to 12. They held a L history, began each day bright players led their class with the Birchett, and Sylvia Banks. very successful talent show and early at 7 a m They most spirit at pep rallies The As participants in extra raising $O for their only showed a mature attitude pep rallies were more en curricular activities and money making project The toward the fact their t year thuslastic than ever before in a thletics, seniors domina ted, show was won by senior Ste ve P was spent sharing their school past years. serving as officers for the Lemanski. with Lake Howell. in some Miss O.H.S., Ura Van Camp, majority of clubs and choosing ways the double sessions w is captain of the varsity their own "Best to the seniors' advantage, cheerleaders. She led the pep All Around" went to Lisa The football season started enabli ng many of them to hold out wi th a bang with the first victory ever over county rival This year's student governr Saiford Seminole. This was t l ed " President Robert I a lso the first time Oviedo had LLI L Winters was extremely per. 1 1 . . 4 ever received votes toward the T I" sistent in opening up new and k tOp 10 in the State This led the =1 tin. i.oss Ois titangu 'I- M football team was mostly ws rea en n sen ors m Alan Watts quickly banded together under -the leadership of Winter, Patty : Phillips, David Jones, Jay Morris, Teresa Yoder, and ., Saucer, Clifford Rando, Doug ". Janet Moore to attend school Wilson, Jim Lilly, Jerry board meetings and vo ice their Boyette, Da vid Spikes. Marty opinions. Because of this r . ALWard, Greg Thompson, Tim -. A -I-- - . Oviedo only lost two teachers __ ~_ Stone, and Clennie Patterson. .1 nstead of four, gained Kesln Creeden Jim Stamps more recognition as an up and -II Itd Homer fulfifled the I. . coining school. ~ -1 ~ . duties as co-captains. Creeden, As scholars, the seniors were 6 -I ,. -Stamps, Homer, Rajchel and unsurpassed. Many seniors . Patterson jill received All. were included in the "Who's ., . % Count All-OBC first team Who Auwng American High awards. Clennie also rushed for If School Students" and named as Z Outstanding Teenagers of ,,eason ended with a 5-5 record. America. Winter, Barbara Barndorff and Robin ere Preldent receised letters of Corn Vice-president . he kisiball season stark — _ . mendation from the NMSC for L__.i, __ —. found to be the "Mist •, - ' - a I ii; -- - :. ' special event at Lyman High, the seniors helped to prove f Ut '19 me ' ' the good you can, In cill the ways you , _____ • WeslAy. Do all -, *JILJ(JfIjfl[I- '.' . • re!!lous leader, .-'" -— , , nv and Tr.ama.r * - Class f ...Some offoqr a statement given by a former '.' -- i -1 .41 Eaters" for the Class of 75. The "Tallest" were Tony Pearson 81A Cyndi Britton, while on the other haind 0 . . Denise Rogers and Mark Re$ .-"- — . 4.----- - .--- ---- ' -. . so profit by our generation, To you we --. : ,,. 71-w cla-,~s ,Aa-i led by hardworking President Jim Howarth, Vice President Glm Otto. SftTeWy Kathy Km '2" :' % • lml Largest Senior Class Graduates With 250 Being Honoreci (% -- . - • •-.: - . , I S eeyou u" II - -. Debra A Potee Scott H. Powell Edmond T. ok Donald C. Rackard Jr. Tom K. • vvnhie I 6- Pamela D. Perk ins Mark A. P•rnal Richard Poffenb*rg*r Jr - -' & - —I,. - - + ~, tAIL CLASS SONG. When W' "ti k! Michael P. Mueller Judy A. Nazarlo Patricia A. O'Callaghan Paul A. Osterhout Hora L Owens Deborah T. Poloquin - .. I P Carnation rlrnrlt VttI V I FLOWER: I n TL ____ I.. ,.- ___________ r.____i* __ 5arT - -, •' 6oO)N" - - ___ Ll* __________ , w ..- - COLORS: Orange d - 11 early lives, We also look forward for you in the hope of greate r achievements yet to come in the many facets of your lives: acaderiiic, employment, family and personal satisfactions We encourage you to use your opportunities to their fullest, living to help others and to better yourselves. life today is abundant with adventure, encitement, and challenges, and we wish you Godspeed in all of your experie -ices. , — As we go into the future let us not forget ' tongr1itutitIor1s to you as you approach your graduation hirset of iii.iny ),ea rs of ha rd work, dedi cation, and perseerae You are certaty to be commended for the achievemen ts you have garnered thus far in your t4 • • aau... T... Your staff at Oviedo High School expresses its r' _r' Also ,v .- — - Some . . d — = -. (Jl )uuw , , ~r4- , 1 . __I L.. _____ I J Class of '75 ,t,..4 ________ . , - li - I , - -- - --'--"- - KEITH STONE _______ ___ -f N -.,:' 1 "me __ _________ ________ - I , - . , • 1 197 -. '— — ____ - ,• I 1i ~q f -I , , I ~ ass o . , I I ..•. - u SCHO OL 7 WV --.•-j --X - . . p J .. ___ - 1.~ _______ - - . Tuesday, June 3, lflS.-1 ,______ ' '. :. I 1; -_ __ _______ so says the cast f Kevin Beary, Terry Bachman, Applause. A fast-movin o9 _P! .~ - Z 7 T I I We Are ut.,,, " Bob Catledge, Mike Simmons, musical,ApplauaeopeApru e state s seco ned Four -A and BarryBablsh Ali ve, ran JosphRogt,° ioo away 17th and ran through the 19th. team, Alice A. Frazier Tom Ruland with victory after victory. Seniorsthtweren in(luded So goes this yeWs senior ClAas Edgewatw.lit John C. Cur 'hounds Put up Helping to keep score and Suzan Lundy, Mickie Dowell, chan t. Dominating Stephen P. ShI.t ar a toug uattie, James L. Giberson but were statistics were Karen Meadows Scott Russell, Mark Youngs, Willie C. Smith scholastic achievement, the defeated, 33-6. Susette R. Harrell Van R. Stick and Peggy Prosser serif ors of 1975 vowed to set Michael B. Harris Kim (ofino Kim Berry Steve The 1974 Homecoming game Kathleen Stin.r Karen A. Hawkins Golfing their way to another Phipps, Katie Carroll, Tom recordsandagoodesampk To found the pride-filled ', Michael R. Slockda 141 Robert W. Hedrick possible" state championship Fernandez, Kim Keyser, Cindy say the least, they did. F-.-" Jr Ion S Heisler As athletes, they demon- Boone Greyhound teamoflosing toe are Geen Jones, Jim Nolan Weygant, and David Richard,Z by a score 16-6 Th David P. Henry Victoria D. Van Duson -strated leadership both In and next two games saw the and French Bolen Patricia ff~ Oscar I Vinson c Hit? ., As Sc they also Carlos HoirIli FlIho Sabrina A Ward out of games. Lyrnan fans were 'Hounds losing to Jones. om n Than S ,1i.l_ Nancy J. Hudson thi, arry celled. A large percentage of elite theatre troupe, a supe especially pleasedwi • $ ors Dylan m. Williams Gent Jones theclasswerehonoreiby be j,,g vocal chorus, and a talented pemances " Sarah . Justice David D. Wingo y.ar, as Warns senior tapped for National Honor musical combo presented re nds to a 21 Carol L. Keith Victor M. Yantorn Jr. . vcLory Society. Among them were Liz Godipell on April 5. Seniors athletes led the G reyhounds to over county rival Sanford Randy P. Kimball AkIs, Nan Jilfiry I. Zozak victory after victory. Baley, Donna members of Seminole Company" During football lesson, Caught Spring Fever Lyman really fired up or Barber, Cindy Beaty, Robin areKImOrono(J),Steve seniors Barry Carter, I I1tflextgame.....,a,,os. Bentz, Kathy Bevington, Barb Phipps (Judas Iscariot), Katie ' e . LatinIff, Jimmy Blaine, Don racked the PlOneers of Oak Boynton, Carol Cattaneo Jeff Carroll, Rick Hoenicke, Suzan Crispe Mark Youngs and Jara belongs to the Natioul Lent and Debbie Ritter. The cheerleaders?), what are 010 .ddtOfl, Mi k Rackar e Oau), Al Cl lend Au Rid Kathy Kennedy were elected Honor Societ and is an "Biggest no rated second McKenzie, Davi of the or ors doing at here "e Oliver, Tom Lent, Jim state Four-A football polls. "Most School Spirit. " The Uddette class. is John Ridilla, along with McDonakys .1arie Cremonese, Theresa Richardson, and Scott Russell. A] Most Sincere" -seniors are flowarth, Bill Hearrin, Earl Cleveland and Al Latimer Daniel, Ray Duquette, Linda Mr. LHS, Kevin Albright, Carol McKenzie. "Laziest" is The drama department also Life is very long. In coinUs ace, m Ewe l , isv Williams, Kevin Albright, John helped to fire up their lists Royal Gambit among i ts Scott Russell and Karen Overflows With school spirit and French Bolen and Cathie parison, Our life at [.)-man High m . Porter. Jeff Clayton, and Mark mates, but we ended up losing Hinton, Patty Hitt, Nancy achievements during 1974-75 Benefield. Gene Jones, happiness, which Is obvious at Grieder, while the "Best Legs' School is a split second; Pickett aided the GreyhMxis by the 3core Hudson, Roberta Karp, Kathy Gambit played during the* Lyrnan's fantastic golfer, and first glance. Kevin is president seniors are Russ Crispell and ' of 29-14. however, it means an enormous in achieving a 3-7 se % n. Kennedy, Bill Kleinknecht, middle of December and Mary Ann Young are the ",Most of Interact, a member of Kathy Minana. The 'Hounds and Wildcats of amount to us at the present The first game of the sea J Winter Park clashied in the Michelle Latham, Sheryl starred seniors SUM IAMY, Likely to Succeed." The ',Most Fellowship of . All in all, the class of 75 Christian did an time. We have grown here as found the 'Hounds facing tk* sumn firtale, with Winter Park Manning, Jessie Mathews, Valerie French, Lyn Martinez, Dependable" are Donna Barber Athletes, a brother Udd, and a excellent job of honori ng their well as learned. Gruiadlers of Colonial. We wInning, 40-15. SenIors Tom Mea Carol McKenzie, Karen Katie and Barry Babish. Kim Keyser member of Letterman's Club. outstanding members!!! Terri 1) " ~ ! ows, Brian Merritt, Grace and Kim Orfrno, two actors, He played Varsity football were defeated, 43-20 Out- Lenl and Al Lam er We. as seniors, are rww ready Carol McKenzi." As our four years here led the and e, at to leave Lyman, its warmth and Mills, Peggy Prosser, Mark Leesa Karnes, and Kim received the 'M ost Talented ' standing players of the game invalid Greyhounds. was a varsity wrestler. Lyman come to an end, there were Al Latima, Art Oliver, title. "Wittiest" are Katie Reyes, Terri Trimble, Debbie Orofino, who was unabi The list of seniors receiving are certain things we will security. Our Van de Houten, Jana Wallick, perform due to a Barr) Carter. Carroll and Glenn Otto. recognition by their classmates remember. Things such as _ have been well equipped Phil Vance, Chuck Chipps, ous ac-. Cindy Weygant, The second game pitted the Greg Rawbris. A] Terry cident. Cleveland, Miss LIIS, Jana Wallick, is an doesn't end there. Others in- skit night, (who could ever mentally to deal with the out. Willingham, and Mary Ann 'Hounds. against their old and Rick Shuett aided the Selecting Senior Superlatives outgoing girl whose friendly elude "Most Look Alike forget the Pink Prissycal, or .1 teammates of Lake Brantley- Greyhounds in putting together Young. Also Pat Addeo. Kevin is always an exci ting time at smile and warm personality Couple," Barry Carter and Boone the Moon, or Lyman l-i In thi-n first meeting which a successful se a3on. Pret'.ying this year was no quickly endeared her to her Karen Brown. The "Biggest Knyman, or the Playboy seemed to developInto a first u the courts were senior French Bolen, Cyr Brltton, exception The Friejest class Jana, who has i responsibility Flirts" were Lyn Martinez and "Bachman" Bunny, or I sr e.I Gail nva117, Bnind, Ralene Crickensenio n a Steve Phipps sta3u1..1 , am rs are Pat llowlett and cheerleader for three years, IS 51i.san Denton Ohhhhhhhhhith Yeah', or the at berger . pre ai Mickie Dowell, Cindy a e u and Stes Sin mO aa Hall. Al ger were chosen Civinette .wne Paque tte. It is saddening to least I this Gingerbre ars4y '- Fetter, ,al French, Richard Which proves that we grow 'em as Che Stroup were picked Bubbling over with en" Bra something we d powd I VI President f tough in Seminole County. .i Sleeziest" for the seniors were morning ... would you 'please a thusiasm for these two teams Gregory, Cathie Grieder, Athletic." "Most Attractive" 01vinettes and was the Senior to and L BishopMoore was next on the was the 1974-75 Varsity Merrilee Hannah. S,teve Har- were Cathy Oaks and Russ Cla Ho comingSwe Fl Suzan Lundy and Al Latimer. sta nd and, prom at learned to love. Steve schedule and the Greyhounds cheerleatjing squad, led by Found to have the "Squeakiest Grad Night, Beta's talent We now leave the joy we,%.e Captain Jam Wallick and co- Martinez, Pat Militello, Andy Voices" were Karen Meadows shows, Civics' Miss Blue and — knon here in the hands of the notized the Hornets by the Captain De bbie Van de Hooter, Kathy maria, .e and David Richardson. "Most Gold pagents, secret pals, underclassmen. They Muller, e H , £ '7c y stunning score of 41-19. Torn Plus SeWors Laurie Applewhite, likely Not To Be Funny" were warm Iuules, don't tell anyone handle the Lent,a senior linebacker, lent a Cindy Fetter, and Mickie Mark i- 4.Itt, iOfl Ow,u, Rick Hoenicke and Terry ... but did you hear. pep rilhes responsibility school with . Hopefully they ' Teresa , new dinxension to the Lyman Dowell. Jim Rager, Da vid L Trimble Patty 11111 and Doug (who could ever forget 4 of squad attended e Brantley We the will chieve as much and enjoy otfevse by blsking two sue- NCA cheerleading camp and e Ritter, Jon Vance received the "Best Non. Patriot that got creamed, or the Rod n, Scot n ran away with such honors as stop Talker" title. "Biggest Eagle that got plucked, or the wish For we are students of Olt! dow and the Greyhounds one excellent ribbon, two Vance, Sve a Gossipers" were Vicki Lynch "Key (lub casket Crew,,- or the Lyman High, come and join in Margare t coasted to an e&iy win. . and Brisn Ballard Chosen for faculty cheer, or the 'lrrs superior ribbons, and a spirit song tOgttr you always keep reaching for the stars As participants it, extogether in Ilic next game of tbe season stick, the most sought after Best Drersers- were Tony that went ape, or the "EUP4, mind. in bo&, in soul . . . found Lyman up against the awart These girls provided tracurricular activities, seniors Palma and Mickle Dowell, supall stunts ped Ormed by Our forever as tim. Through our accomplishments and ll s II "Biggest Ruh-rahs" were Lourie defeats we became one , may mankind AwhIte. ym and clubs and selecting their own Graham and . . ''. - I _____ WIlL. uuIMutr . — 11 ___ — Tuesday, June 3, t7S Of ____ - - t *k *:,\ , r 1_. - --- - ________~___A~_1_.__ -_ K~=___ __- �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — V Tuesday, June 3, lflS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 1 __ [--_ Tracy K. Adamson Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William R. Harris 11U _ Peter fl. Ahi Son of Col. & Mrs, Nils P. F. Ahl Anthony W. Alexander Son of Mr. & Mrs. B. W. Alexander Peter D. Allen Son of Samuel D. Allen Ronda P Arndt Daughter of Mr. & Mrs, Jerry Arndt Sandra D. Baker Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Baker Brian S. Baker Son of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Baker Kenneth B Biker Son of Mr. d. Mr3. Kenneth R. Baker Warren wr - — la nm MB EddLeeBas Cynthia A. l Daughterof Ms . &Mrs J. E. Baylor 8. 8 Fauer Donna S B DaUQFrO1PJ&MrS Ray Beasley Mark RB.0 DonnLBininaIO DaughterolMr.&Mrs Alfred BenInato ar*araA! DaughterafM,&Mrs Alfred B. Best 8Ue8anksjr.T% 'iIh L. I t1 fr 4 David A. Embree o R. Elmore Daughter of Mr, & Mrs, RIchardM Elmore Son of Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Ellis kistine A. Fahistrom Daughter of Mr, & Mrs. P Fahlstrom __ 1 Kim L.F:xn L).ivqhier of Lcdrn F itph W Faxon . Congratulations r_ fl Daughter ef Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dina Sr. r Virginia t-: -. - Sylvia Banks Tuesday, June 3, lt7S-3 c3I ___ Aivin Finch S Mrs Alh r t F in Gregg W. Figura I on -%. 14r. G Mrs, Thom W r ri b€c __ Jeffery II es Jim Richardson Good Luck In All YourEndeavors MilanseS. Fulton Ur. Valerie A nn I i I LhI I Gammage DRIVE IN MARKET o - Groceries—Meats—Notions, Etc Frozen Custard—Slush—Soft Drinks OPEN 7 DAYS —7:30a,m. 10 P.M. Geneva Rd. Oviedo, Fla. Ph. 365-3061 ?4EaitBoodway AL8U1 CONEUSON C *4W -• 1I Karen-H -. Bircheft Daughter of?,r&Mrs Hugh I Birchelt .-. - 0.*do Flo 37765' -I g - Andrea E. Boatwright Daughter of Rev Joseph E. Boat-right '' ___________ " ______ onA Son ),Jáck I Linda Bomar - GRADS - - CLASS OF '75 ___. - Jh. .1. . . And we're willing to shout it from - Robin G. Gibson Daughter of Mr. & Mrs EstonF Halt Jcf:ne Daughter of Mr & Mrs RcbertR Gir",o r0 job well done is cause to rejoice: congratulationsl -Awl, 11Z FVU L. D. Plante fl Robert E. orkoski Son of Mr. &Mrs Rc.h'r? K Borosk I 'k T Debra A. Boston DaughterofMr.&Mrs. RusseiW. Boston - -. ug erof Mrs. A,bertha Boston L . _-AISOM -'1 pleasure Publix p The ore Oviedo, Florida ssmre r. . Son of Mr. & Mrs T. W. Glassmire TO OUR O3k Ridge Rd. 4 Texas Ave. (½m1.WOISOBT)OrI Hwy 1792£ Horatio, Maitland Hwy 436 & 434 PinesPlaza 921V0lU5ia Ave. &N.Ke,chSt., Daytona Beach . GR OVE SERVICE StevenB.Goodman Son of Mr. & Mrs Bernard Goodman ' . (1 ______________________________________________ L P.O. BOX 548 Ph. 365-32e3 Oviedo .4 Joyce LBrown 3S-3296 A . EIiIBi'uci Daughter ofMt.&Mt5 Willis Lee Perkins goal you strive for is .JamesB.Gwinnup SonofMr.&Mrs. John D. Gwinnup David H.Oustafson ê 'C H, E. Gustafson C achieved ..,whether you choose higher .d. ucation or a career. Congratulations & Best Wishes Types Styling For Men & Women All . Give it all -. We wish you many successes in your plans for the future. . Bill Gibbs Extends C ASS 01 75 P1 AS DF Jj We hope that the - . do Good wishes, successl , POLI BROS., INC. manufacturers SusanK.Gurney Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David W Gurney for the CLASS of75 future is yours! RobertS.Griffin Granddaughter of Mr. &Mrs. Johnnie Tyson "ZV The 11 t 1-1 ____ AngelaA.Green LouiseGraham Dau9te tMr.& MrS. Henry adley Sr. James E.' A - Al rauiey or ea MAKE ORANGEWOOD YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR HORSE AND RIDER NEEDS RANGEWOOD'S — FEED & TACK Edward H. Parker, Robert E. Parker UOAAY. OVI! DO, FLA. Ph.671.7f47 Pt. Box221—MaitIand32lSi OPNMOssAy...,,,.7,u 3653498 ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ 1 d4kUtSoxe Representatives Theresa J. anvey Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hanvey StevenR. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Edwards you've goti to the Oviedo Graduates of '75 NELSON Mary Lou Boylo Owner — . ) - JamssM.Braddy So ()fMt Inc llø Broadway, Oviedo - . GRADS PARKER BROS. Hwy43&SO(infroiTofZayres)OrIando Winter Park Hwy 436 Winter Park Longwood sseiuerry Sanford Conley & Associates, Eddie R. Jeannie R,GoOdbOe Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George E. Goodboe e Oviedo, UI • . -.. Besi Wi—shes Graduates I Ch bia za Oviedo Shopping .- - / Open 24 Hours Aloma Center Butler Plaza HoHleanna Ctr. Longwood Village Ctr. Seminole . Sanford Plaza Jerry w.aoyen, Son of vr.&,vr5. .himme~.8oyette -- Marty 0. Gilmore Son of Mr. & Mrs You;if y BEST WISHES — Barbara J.Brandorff Daughter of Mr. &Mrs. Paul A. Brandorff INCORPORATED - shopping — DaughterofMr. CanE. Bowman . Ethel K. eovaird Daughter Of Mt. & Mrs. KCUh uOvaIru ..r ARENL_ is r i Des4rve 0iir Pra1so! The Future Is Yours - Congratulat ons To Our Graduating Employees And Their Classmates For A Job Well Done. Von Gregory A Garrett Son of Mr. & Mrs. LcoA Garrett k We Proudly Extend _____ Beverly A Gala ida Daughter of t,'.r. & ThomasGalaida Joan M Babb JC -y r . Oviedo Auto Sales & Service 0N Manager 142 TAIL Ph.365-5664, N. Central, and ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Oviedo COMPANY Mont Son of Mr. &Mrs. Jack W. Campbell RlckCarey Son of Mr. & Mrs. Richard R Carey CarolD.can$ock Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Donald L Cartock ebbieY.F{T Daughter of Mr. & Mrs William T Heath -1-r -011 - Theodore L. Homer Son of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Homer d Samuel Horne Son of Mrs Mary Francis Home Jeffrey LHowell Son of Mr. & Mrs Jack P 1-1r)-%P11 r1 74 It William1 13 Carter - Michael B Carroll Son of Mr. & Mrs. Marcus Carrthi Bernadine C C.asfte Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. 'rd i .i, James Cashe Joseph L Sonof Mr. & Mrs. I' i eland 5onof?#r&Mr r& le land . - iF-• 11106" kA Lei g h F. Cordner Susan E. Collins Daught,r ofMr. S. Mrs ri ..ara U Lorbett E. Gary L. Cosner Mrs Robert J. Cordner -- - - Ofl 01 Mr & Mrs Ronald K. Cosner .. _______ — W. 1, .'.h t Gary D. Johns Son of Mr. & Mrs ivey Johns Son of Mrs Mary S. Jackson Son of Mr & Mrs Robert J. Hunting - - David R. Jones Linda S Johnson Keith P. Johnson Jr Son of Mr & Mrs Keith P. Johnson Sr Daniel D. Joyce v u 14 fr Btvgrlv A. Crane Daughter of Mr. & ft-S. Ernest LeeCrane Edward Crane Son of Mr. ErnestCrane -Ad Kevin A. Crood*n Soiiof Mr. &Mrs ChanlesW Creeden son Of Mr. WaterL Crlpps Beatrice 0. Cummings Son of F/r. ctuartcuf P'3PPCf Anita C. Day P son Daughter of Mr.&M,s, E. H. Davidson Daughter of Mr.&Mra. J. Wain Cummings I . •• . - --'------- — ' .. . \) I . 'V -. ' . - •._.._.__ . - . . _._I . .. 'Si . ••_ . v-.------_ . — ;------.-,-----_ .: . • • ' S .,• ., -5-_ 4. . • 5-__,5f5_I . .. •1• ._ • , -_ .-. _..UU.... . '.., .. . . . • •. . . --.---._._ . . . ••? .. . . DiarmeC Knight Daughter of Mr. &Mrs rnseA klnopf flauqhtr of Mr &Mrs EiIZibithDjyii Daughter of Mr. &Mrs. Oscar L. Davis ,,. . , . • . . . . ..' . - 4 . I I . . - _-_ • . Frank R. Lust Srncf Mr &Mrs Son of Mr. &Mrs Steven Lemanski - . . •. . . - .. . - . • . - :. . • .._._ ._ .. ____ Son of Mrs Pdt . , • • - •• Rob1C Link Soncf Mr &Mrs F.cber( Lr James G. Lill, Son of Mr &Mr f , . Thomas P Larrivee . .••--------------------.. . -. - . '. ' - ' ..& VS.. , , .' . - ..' , ,: —__4- ____ _____._________=.5____ _______ - .v# _ _ _5_j_ _ - '- a' •.' - .. - . - ...-.-.---- .. .----.-..--. NancyT Lakata Daughter of Mr &Mrs. • ia. .•. . - - v'_f • -j ••I• .._1 - • - - - ._ -• -- •• •,j•.E_ - -.. - - - •• . •. , .. .- - ., - . . :- - . - ." . . - 5 5 ,__ - .______ '--_-y-- _ ._ - ,___._ - xrl -- -- !IV11711- • __ —_ __5- qL �- 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - — Tuesday, June 3, 1975 — ________ ET W - i -, - - Rachel S. Lloyd Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. L. F. Lloyd Debra J. Mack Daughter of Mrs. Heen Mack Cindy L. Marcellas Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Dillon Billie R. Wrimon Son of Mr. & Mrs. Henderson Marimon Ail N Tuesday, June], 1975-3 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl __ • 2. Ir y Corey A. MCAllisier Daughter cl Mrs. Gall G McAl s te a G. err C li S Cynthia A. Matson John F. Martin Son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Kaster .• - ._ V ' T I A Ann Linville Daughter of Mrs. Astrid Linville - .N j$ A ! Ruby T. Robinson Daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson Rhonda J. Rucker Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Rucker -- Bruce A. Sakry Son of Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Sakry Stephen T. Rumsay Son of Mr. & Mrs. Bernard H. Rumsey Jay t- . Saucer Son of Mr. & Mrs Jay C. Saucer Marci L. Schiabig Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Schiahig Jennifer M. Schillo Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Kern Deborah L. Seiple tar I __________- .•_.;. f / Russell A.McBr,de April S.McCarty Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Walter B McCarty . 1.' -r TI r - Vol Dona ldR.Mcc)anie) Son ol Mr. &Mrs T E McDaniel Marianne McCloskey Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dean F McCloskey KevinM.McKecver Son of Mr. & Mrs. Philip P McKeever Mary B.MIitiler Kenn.thR.McPhCrSOfl Son of Mr. &Mrs James P McPhers..n Sinclair E. McNealy Jr. Son ofMrs. Thelma PIj.t Kimberly A.Sell Dauhtrr of Mr P. Mrs . George D.Sellers Dst,qhU •. Tkkeagcke "& .','.eIiSa J. Merrifield Daughter of Mr. & Mrs Wesley J. Michael Son of Mr & Mrs Richard C. Merrifield James C. Michael ore . F 311 PA AIL Good for youl You've reached your goal ... Owner All Types Repair Corner 436 Susan Patricia A Morris Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Wayne E. Morris - Howell Branch - -- and the 1 len stoner and sour classm a tes, upon your graduation from Oviedo High School G Class of 75 FRANK & BETTY MULA Paul E. Minietta 4 - .-------_____ Son of Mr. & Mrs Ftinene D. Mlnktta Lynn M Sollars '. Daughter of Mr & Mrs RusliDSoiiars — Oviedo Child Care David A Spikes 387W. Broadway t Mr. & MrS E N. Spikes Sn 1r. & Mrs. Ith'.ard Oviedo, I Center Ph. 365.5621 Oviedo 2 I — -- Jlaw- W. Stoner James W Stamps Jr Son of Mr & Mrs - W Stamps PatriciaA Daughter cf r. ... r P.'r ... . -..- .-. I -; . - - LOCATED Ma garet N. er ing Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F Sterling Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert S, Moore Jr Raymond W. Stevens Son of Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L Stevens J oseph M. Stewart Son of Mr. & Mrs. David L. Brown C) Larry F. Stewart Son of Mr. & Mrs Noah A. Stewart t To Jimbo" And His Classmates: ga I&A9ul CaWa / PHONE 339-2474 HWY. 17 92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD Ph.671-4899 _ I We're so glad we moved to Oviedo when we did and you've had B Morn U fZ, 17- - For Reservations Complete Automatic Service Pick Up And Air Conditioning 7c. Wrecker Service _ Girls Of All Ages 4. , ... Greets The Grads MELL'S 1 E SHELL WNW" . _________ .. Skate City GRADS Melvin Hil . Discriminating Serving Winter Park Since 1920 CONGRATULATIONS Son of Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Moody . . St COSMETICS—GIFTS--PHOTOS Ph. 365.5601 Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Loren Montfoort - Caru A. M o ons Fine Fashions t SlephenL.Smuth KathryA.Smith • M GWwiokaiuL to our son Stephen Smith F linens Fine Fabrics Your Complete Drug Store ! ' Fme Oviedo Drug David C. i*r & Best Wishes Grads y Phillip R. Sloniger -r You IL I ae Mr & Mr We're Proud 4j _____ r ' _1ul, - -- DarrelynL.SIig Dauqh't of Mr & Mrs I -- Of z 1_.[ 41 Michelle Sheriff ,4 1'I.......— ITA Class 7 suchaGREATHighSchoolexperience.OurThariks -toalmthe Teaching Staff. - Herman Muller - I Timothy Stone Margaret A Daughter RIchard Neve-, 0f - 14('i. & Glen A Stoner Son of Dr. & Mrs. Edwin M. Stoner Son of Mr. & Mrs. Keith Stone - CENTRAL FLORIDA SOD FARMS Virginia M. Sullivan Nannette A. Swan Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Sullivan Daughter of Mr. & Mrs StuartJoynt OVIEDO,FLORIDA P110NE365-3228 ON AV At TO TERESA DorothyM.Newberry DaughlerofMr.&Mrs. George C Newberry Lanc.W.Nog SonofMr.&Mrs. Ronald J. Nogle The f uture belongs to RobertS.Olswfskj Sonof Mr &Mrs Buford Balles . Lloyd A. Norwood those who have prepared for it 0 -1 1I HelenG Swiney Gregory 0. Thompzon Daughter of.Mr. Eugene Sodney & Mrs Ogle Jakubcin Son Of Mrs. Norma Thompson - iu- \\l Class of I .. w Patricia A.Threatt Son of Mr. & Mrs. C Ray Thompson Daughter of Mrs, Beverly Threait i th dreams come true work well A. DUDA SONS Brian C. Osborn 44 Sam D. Thompson done, challenges met...good luck! make sure that you plan now for your future. HWY 426, Oviedo, Fla 75 1 May all of your tomorrows shine - Remember, "in today walks tomorrow"; so A- A YODER) A CLASSMATES NGRATULATIONSI E PROUD OF Y" 41 `trd Teq%a JAYCO SIGNS agency. inc. PH. 365-5681 WMW-~A Me REAL ESTATE &INSURANCE Jenay M. Osborne augh?e;ofMr&Mrs Gary Osborne James E. Palmer Son of Mr. &Mrs. James F Palmer .-..,- ... M Clen Daughter of Mr. Wflhle Morgan Daughter of Otis C. B. Brundidge Daughter r ç& Mrs . - Awl -AW Ira - - -. .-. - J' . . .____e_ =__•_••••---_. • A PhiltiP ) r . - - . - -. - -.. . - (I _C ' l I . • . .-.- A1 = *00~ ,IIIIDS • —.- -.-- -_.•-.. -: -__. - -. . SAN . I.' - ;-__.-=i..P_._-_I_-._I._•._ -_ '• --._-_ !__ 5. -._ —s-- •.: . W~-, p_ ._.__ -_-_.___ _ • IX-- . t .. -_ ._ Nt o 0 _ . .. . . - .. .- .-_-_-_-_ .._----_.-._ — - __.____•_- I • . - - -._-.--. __ . •_ .•.- . '=A-.2 - . ,i--i.----.- .. .-. . - - - -. .j.' . ... - .--------... .. -- - ...--- . .. .. ..------•- I.. ------- '. . . . - I . • I .. - -_ - 4 - - . - . - - V �- --------6--Eveni nip i Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 i 1. Tuesday, Juno 3, 1973 250 I— ....:.- . ~, ____ IV i -.9 - - - . .. . I P G Fro I :: Capuiet, -- ~ _. 1__ .! .- 40 9 67th Year, No 246-Wednesday, June 4, 1975 / Th ,~k k~~ . . ~'. . . " %aftft. • ?oLF . 1111111111111111111111111 __ .. Longvoo d ~- Phillips and Kay Bovaird, captain for four years and has Sponsoring the Drama C!ub tsied the Outstanding Player Award for three years. I I — . . I _____ JUNIOR-SENIOR rn'.,,,, tiate a " }JIii, '.-. i..otheInIeraLtutiuw Soflars On the staff for the 1 75 Ja) Saucer, president, Larry O iedlan was Ke in Creeden, Pressies, vice president Kim Mr. & Mrs. Gene Their season ended with a 16-12 Cuni baa would : like to extend a special at. "congratulations" to their ~ Jill, s ncere i ou in a1ii irish . es g () t( each i o .. r - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111 I - YE - '- L- , . = ~~ _. ~ 1_= .~~~ .- and Clif Rando School spon _aliw - - 's. -i - _zZ FORENSICS -_ - f .1- - 1 Sheila Sia nick, daughter ol _ ______ Ribbon, Eddie Browdy, nn seniors Tracy Adamson, Brian senior leading the club was Stone and Sinclair M c Nee l y. Daker, Sylvia Banks, Cindi Syl v ia Banks At the end of the The captain was Clennie Baylor, Karen Birchett, Robe rt year the Forensics Club had Patterson who won the MVP Borkoski, Kay Bovaird, received 11 first places; five of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Robert F_ Schlablg. Early Montecalvo. Early Admission Goldenrod. Early Admis%lon to F I Li In I I U 1drnisslon to S. J.C. With a lot of hard work Varsity Cheerleadersralsed spirit of OHS to a peak. Captain Gilmore, Teresa Hanvey, Linda Johnson Steve Lemanski, Robert link, April McCarty, GOVERNMENT Captain. The other seniors 0 and Debbie Seiple. Olswtskl, Brian Osborn, treasurer; with seniors Althea so much more ---- l fe an education! `L I - Risher, Shari Rubenstein, leading members, The Student De bora h Siepie, Kimberly Self, Government was probably . 0 DRAMA PAINTING TENNIS $ - _ Maitland Avenue. lius plan --- - LICENSED - INSURED - Leslie E. Holian BONDED 3 Osserstiss. of PI.IUCIO.a1 Paws 0,51 • Part-Time - -i •. IV, '- . ., __ - - _ ~_ ; ---I- - -s- ) .- Steve Zowadski !r. - .•--,.. Kirribe, ly A. Martin P 1975 OVIED NOT Eli Allan I, G"e PICTUR IU•I•# ED Diane L. Judd ' --' Ted Marimon ---i. ..0 To larger goals and challenges, wider d reams. We wish OU iy all I Linda Bomar _-. You'll Observe . Colleen Burke" more. ii I Donna Genton Barbara Hill John R Hunter t*i.+h e * ii ' s 0 -1.I rut Dealer Ph. 365-6671 Sanford, N. - ________ (j .. .-- -. II T I - I I Ashier Becomes 'Caretaker' \ Phil Ashler, longtime friend and political ally of Gov. Reubin Askew, was to be sworn in todayas treasurer insurance commissioner as a temporary replacement for impern hed Tom O'Malley. The star) is on Page 7-A .1 i - -.. 1 =4F A -4 i I ~~ - w __ - ___ mAy vni it? PUTI 1 DE Vincent crossed liaths in the ring after Vincent battled Torruny "Killer" Ellis to a draw Tuesday night at the UU111. .~k.e hLou) Page 6-A. BRING YOU J OY 4A Commencement means beginning. Now that you're CITIZENS 7-8s moving ahead to meet new challenges, and greater ill Success will be Yours. lbilitles ...we wish you the best things life can r1 hrI4k k off e r: h appiness, ureams come true - • 0 Electronics Division ----- - --= --- -=~ - - ~__ - __ ___ -M M_- . IlA Women's - - ' %%'I.;(vI,IIElt emight low 04. Yesterday partly cloudy through tomorrow. Chan4 of a few thundershowers main) during the aftern oo n, igh in the ' winds upper 80s and low 905. Lows near 70. . mostly 10 mph or less becoming gusty near 156 GENEVA DRIVE, OVIEDO, FLORIDA __ - = . - . 2525 Shader Road, P.O. Box 7637 - - llA Dear,kbb% CINRAL. DYNAMiCS OF NCR Corporation - -_ =~ -- - ___ - _. Pelley was concerned that _ . - - . - . 17 ' - .. i .-,41 .. . - "The board did us a favor by "Why don't paying us once a month. Ttiey'd pay us once a year if they could accept the get away with it. I just want it YOU — made perfectly clear that Rosenthal said more than 500 - check the amount of interest Pelley team a counter proposal hours might not affect another deposited in a bank would draw stretching payments out over a an additional amount of in- year. "It's illegal to pay you earned on that teacher's money Rosenthal, accusing Pelley of terest, thus teachers are, in interest," he added. "if that teacher took a job as agreed on states: "Any in- that was withheld. I , - - - - -- - -- - __ - - - - - *— - -.— UI) derihowers. Rain probahility 30 per cent. I -~:M :__1~W_,M _.v - W ww:T MM P.W-~ - I ~e,io -.- YAAL~-~_ _-__`V___;r " - . -- -- --—- " the newspaper Namel), a presented h sdiool officials recotiuiiendation from Justice Department officials to convert Rosenwald Elementary to a center for special education and to rest Fxcept for a suit which personnel program which governs the hiring and firing of Orlando Man Gets Off teachers. Personnel Directnir Sipwart Gatchel said this morning that eligible for hk1:: con vert to about five type. James ,Melvin Daniel of and Harry Kwiatkowski opwritten pages, is the formal Orlando the job as director of posing the choice. Vihien, was the strongest ruling School Board members the Seminole County Industrial request was made by Rosen wald parents for an investiga- Des elopment Authorit'. supporter of Daniel - ssion omm asion Daniel a salary of --- board on June 4, deals with the number of teacher s to e rehired. 0 er n 000 per About 44 jobs bec Li'. ailab!e with the opening of ' Casselberry. At least one board member. Davie Sims, says he intends to decision "one way or the Second choice by the SCIDA federal programs will be picked bo,ard was Rolfe Arnhym, who up under phase Ill. other.- Daniel was the top choice by requested a salary of $15,000 to Other teachers not picked up - -za - r . . . I , — -• i jA& - - -. ~ --- __ ?-- , - __ - t lzL , .-I I __-T-W J / " Z --- =_ - . . -. , _ ._ 'P..I .., I -A. 11 . .ki's".ji., ~~ J -1i _4 - Z . It. . LF L .1 It Ji - I i ' ,t • ' . . i~*5 - __ J -, __ ; ___- - __ t .., I •• . - ; tê • • • TALENTED TWIRLER Cathy Cipko, [.%, man High School Band's featured twirler, brought home the second place twirling trophy, wen during the Pt" which was adopted by a from among four applicants. Hattaway and Kwiatkowski chance for rehire as funding '.here the entire l.man Band performed. Cathy's twirling was an -.--- --,-- - -- ----- tions are finalized. -- --- outstanding n,ntr' butlon to the performance Illerald Photo by Elda Nicholsi --- --- -- -- -- I --i~e.-*~-:,.~, i7-,,-~~~4-7:et~!~~$~t ~,~~T---, ~. . ~ i~ 1, i --:_~:7z~ -4-~ li_-~7 -~,~j ~ stick by the "Loke Orienta the SCIDA Board of Directors $16,000 and was the choice of under phase Ill still have a good recent Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester, Va., The decision to offer Daniel both of whom sit on the county's and exact enrollment projec- ' I W7 -*--*' .4'r t ~ *): 14* . ' _I f V -. - --• A6 :- I 41 '7 •, ~0~ -4 '; # -1 - -- * ,; I ~'A' I y--&_ = " V - "' i . .-I I - ' / ' 944 NN" ' - . "-'-'f1' " J16 - • - .-- - W' . s_ . t .1 I i A~i_.&,F-,Z';-~. _-I ~-A* , -_ , - Ii--.., , ~ ;i_~_~--*_ ~_ - -. .-i- -, _ 014te - - 6 W Imbr . - ~ r' - ,, WC lion The ruling advised the ('hatrrnan Sid Vihlen Jr arid board not to t.us 207 black Daniel were in conference this )earpus mieagc. in two new schools in South students past three other morning on the offer and Vihlen ter 'w requested Seminole. And most of the 38 500 plus a schools on the way to sajdthatDanielhasnotmadea teachers who work under drawn up by Lake Orieata the job split the comilhssiofl personnel board. ----- s But Gatchel mys phase Ill. - 1, fi, _!~'IV 6ft. A?- -. awaits ruling from a federal The 'longest telegram" parents, went against Layers the Justice Department. And School Supt. Bud Layer has recojiiijiend4ition to bus the he was miffed because the Judge in Orlando. That ruling ever seen" arrived today from students to the soon to-open board made no input into the will dicide whether Rosenwald the U.S. Justice Department I,ake OtienLa Elementary and department's decision. But closes or doesn't, which blacks the 0111) matter they're j us t in time for tonight's 7:30 shuffled theiii i ns tead off to la)&r S)S It wasn 't up to him say Casselberry. a 16-yeor-old to tell the FBI whom to in- really interested in. anyway. -School Board meeting. ter lew Also at tonight's meeting, the Layer sa,s The telegram La) school At last week's board meeting. Tonight's decision may put board will be ask contains no surprises other than what has alread) appeared in Sims challenged information the Rosenwald controers) to phast II of the school s)stem $ - . -11 Mr.0W.7 3.2 vote by the board. That plan, DetallsandtidesmaybeloUfldoflPage5. Orlando, Florida (305) 295-5850 - In Time For Board Meeting Obituaries -9A BANK __ T1 '-- . ~_ - - -- - -- Vincent) er esterday in a 3-2 vote with concerns itself with 19 transfers 'ount l'hc Seminole Counts Coin 'liii. telegram, which will mission has agreed to offer (ommissioners Mike ilattaway of tea c he rs within the system. I - 4A Editorial .. .. . .7B Horoscope Hospital .. - ..' - _ -5A Around the Clock Bridge ... .... - 10A Calendar .. ....... 45A : I) T14E - ._ SCIDA J Index - 7 ! is - . We hope the goals for which, st ft I I r \ I person. MEMBER FDIC ,~ m I - ~ -~, -, something different i : 11 - a Perez, Vincent Cross Paths Taco Perez of Sanford and Orlandi s Joe) Victo ik Success means ;i I 77t_ ~\ - - - — ____________________________ - 98 IN VOUR ENDEAVO . - -.- -- Rosenwald Ruling Arrives Deputies and Altamonte Springs police find cache of stolen automobiles - two before the owners reported them missing. See story from Bob Lloyd on Page 12A. I S [IC C ES S - shall remain within the scope of sprung a surprise on the veteran school administrator. the Florida State Statutes." The SEA proposal tentatively teacher, what is t. "But let's say I was a worm Inside Today % ~ 221 Magnolia Ave. i o-go dancers have won the teachers are governed by the right to their jobs. Some -Sure, that's part of the con. what's considered okay and Education tract. Seminole Groves . k I -- /'-'f• ______ I -. _- . -_ -_ - - -11 ~ .. LAI that the "private and personal farmer, and my principal didn't a topless go-go dancer, I'd be volvement of the School Board continuously bringing up effect, "subsidizing" the board, negotiators. A nowledue, - -. - It I Horvath Susan Wistenberger Kenneth White Glenn Wikori I I N1_ . . life of any teacher is not wiNn like it. What I do outside the opposed to that," Pelley into the private life of a teacher money item during talks, also Rosenthal said. Association (SEA) proposal 1~_, - - Dorothy D. Stonj Robtrt L. T&yW Jana E. Trive" , - -_-i_~ - •v - H raid Ph tos b Rui • , efforts in [)ertinent, and departments In Cue1berry, Altamonte - -.. Association, and Bob Ritz, district supervisor or e Division of Youth Services. In the photo at righ t Thomas Fay, Superin- - b ii Mark Simon Brent Davis Christina Dumas Denise Foinn Printing Co. I Michael Brown Kenny Bryan motee. You'// accomplish Nancy McCutcheon 'I Seminole Count) Bar plaque denoting Hall'$ _. A Pelley asked. "Your salary is a topless go-go dancer is a chief negotiator, llarr Pelk laws of the land, and said he is principals may feel working at any type of outside job might teachers are paid for 10- months not due anyway , until you earn teachers subsidize the board," matter for School Board op. "Don't you think a teacher asking only for those righ ts the dog track is immoral," detract from a teachers abili ty work over a 12-mon th pe ri od, it You're not paid until you Rosen thal retorted. to teach. For example, he said a That, he said, converts to about earn it." proval or disapproval surfaced has an obligation to live the guaranteed ot her citizens in the Rosenthal shot back. The SEA proposal which during talks yesterday betwee9 ki nd tWo-hOW' part-time job might $70,000 a year in interest which of life students would look country. lie questioned in. Pelley rejected asked th at the county's the Finally, a compromise was wreck one teachers ability, the School Board receives. That teachers up to?" Pelley asked SEA's dividual principal's rights to Anywiy, Pelley said, "The and association board Steve Rosenthal who replied make a 'judgment" about reached after SEA offered the while a job with even more much money if board is doing you a favor" by board add to a teacher's last $70,(XX) _- Celery Robert MaVVIQr - - ., . . ') , Judge Hall; Ned Julian. Fire ;~i' L '1 top photo, prior to a tour of the facility, are Paul J. I)urmg the crisis the city I . " 1~q -- _._04 _. -_* __ I = .% _'.oA .dl - Charters, state chief of the Bureau of Detention, Division of You th Services; ~ __ . I -~ -;--- - - -_~ ~ 1!i~ I 11IN W , 1.of , ".% ? 11 Y .rJ,--.to !. - . - A .~Z, I Z! - ---'-- . . th the cations are created when school In Seminole Count) whenever assurances of stand by The other routes which requests are received at ran- needed projects are located firefighUng assistance from the teacher who works part-time as heated fire frorn the board's ---- Mary K. Killen I . o tendent of the DYS, a PIt5 Judge the appropriate concern or classroom is my own business." argued. The bare facts of whether a attention of the board" drew , • —----..... I Sonia Angarita Sandy Appleton Da v id Blancha rd . T ' . r . •: -: 1:. 1. Board Dance Around Top/ess Teacher Issue [Jerald Staff Writer r (1/' , Son of J'Ars They were Mark Wilson. Wes honor of Judge Wallace H. Hall uns the highlight of a program last night 3t Sem in l C unty Juvenile r III ll By ED PRICKKFT at improvement this year. "Romeo and Juliet." In the Much of their success was due leading role as Romeo was to the seniors of the teams. David Dees, David Jones as - -• ._- -, - - 15 0,~ .-7 - - mu purpose r iom in --similar requests be directed gratis. 4L4i - Job Irks Pe ey SEA, •,. . - RM~~_~ - • .. Dedicati on o e I : - Ammkilh HONORED The policy recommends that fering their services to the city from federal revemn sharing school fenctd, Pavdng to the to duike all funds formerly allocated for school fenced; and Highland to future prior to the annual orde red sent to each of the after appeals for help were construction of a Wnnls court nt Eflworth, budget session, and by May 1. county's cities. issued by Mayor Lorinana. .~ ,- ~Sai - JUDGE HALL stacked on chairs and tatles, County " - fri z", = ~ I . - ._ 7- 4, II , - ~ - I. i--I - .~ ! -7 7.f ~ 1. - ~__ - -- _1______._ i . .. i ..; , _. _.- _T I ' ' ' I - ' In a meeting with the volunteers before they walked out, leaving firefighting gear within the dty limits of de I - ii Layer, notes budgetary complli- the appropriate municipalities called on and received commiloskawrs indicated they dom throughout the year. I . I . Roy LaBossiere, whose un- department after the volun- Seminole I .r J -'' '' t ;b _.* .,.-~-- ~1 ~ written resignation as fire chief teers iss"ied an ultinwitum to •ittepted b) the lit) the Cd) One v ol unt eer said the Superintendent W P (Bud) from the district school board to " " kt -. n quiring riht*1 Way The policy created in the municipalitita involved" to the favored were The bike paths are to be paid schoo' fenced , Th'otl to the re utIi1 ask3 the school board M.irQaretHolian - exclude-, the mcessity of ac- - COMPANY Daughter of Mrs. entire community with the The tennis teams showed production of Shakespere's ' . bow-psi-sted INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL- RESIDENTIAL ~ taught students about stage acting but entertained the '0 Barbara fwter- u School Board and School a-1 - ,, I is The resolution, directed to the , Conunissioncrs said n ad$13,358 calls for a bike path di tion to the plan approved two from Orienta to Arlington and others should be done If funding another from WoodLing to is available. The plan, estimated to cost -- - Grant said he would be happy to the civic center recreation "These requests should inThe city this week received a plan for providing birycle paths area. resolution from county com- elude all items of paving, City crews are to provide missioners indicating the signals, signs, crosswalks, and Moble for sc hool children who will • ordered u ye rn an then attend the new Lake Orienta labor for the project, resulting county officials have no in- sidewalks that would be located ty fire ha il Elementary School in the fail in a substantial savings, Mayor tention of ta king any action to in unincorporated areas of Kelley ou t o the Grant received calls at was accepted by the city com. Norman Floyd said. rovide paving, walkways I Seminole County and will be home yesterday from residents Flo y d mission last night, after a submitted seven crossings and other school needed for period of one year who had served with fire - matter separate plans for consideration. yesterday afternoon. i- HAYSLETT - Winter, Greg Young, Teresa Yoder, and Leslie Holian. Beta ClubSponsors are Mrs. Jean Gray Judy Davis swim team. Swim sponsw is - A ., *I- Margaret Sterling, Larry They headed the Homecomin9 teitzler are U1eseniors onthe you have by t . ! ALTASIONTE SPRINGS - A ) Phillips, Lou Rajchel, Tim Bowman arid Sherri Raw as i r Altamonte Accepts Orienta Plan -. , '. 11 ,.- "city may burn tonight." - - I __ Clennie Patterson, Jane Tyson, Jim Stamps, Rosanna SWIMMING Mayor James Lormann also froin the city's new Public (lay on the job, was intended to could riot be reached Said ) Director Doug Keller con trol tht news eminating telephone. . - lengthy meeting last night, but all ixpressed surprise that ~ have alleviated citizen concern. council Monday night. volunteers last night on orders imposed by Keller on his third ?I N-FT4 i~ ,~ -_ 147 .. - - - . . returned to duty, which would unanimous vote of the city proposed agreement with the Sources said the gag rule, 'N ''I . i said all statements must come from hi m "— R o r Mob le volunteers refused to reveal return, the action taken at a meeting of program for the new students, Striving to make better Metcalf and Mrs. Beverly got the student parking lot homemakers far tomorrow is Stryker. MeUssa Merrifield, Rebecca A newly formed committee, Metcalf, Janet Moore, Patricia the Student Government was Morris, M Myers, Lance Nogle, Robert president and John Phillips, the squad were Janet Moore to , ' - __. • - Oviedo The seniors on the Stewart, Helen Swiney, Week and were responsible for squad were Lou Rajchel, John Ka thryn Vandergriff, Brenda the Sweetheart Ball As for es -' ' -I • - * ~ , gone horne to Titusville for the Informed sources said LaBossiere would want to be a night and would issue a from the police and fire statement this morning. departments so that citizens volunteer firemen returning volunteer when he has stated Robert be unnecessarily include Kelley, publicly on many occasions in Repeated calls to Keller at would not Longwood recent weeks that he was president of P Ice s tiont morning Volunteer F ire Department anxious to leave the city's were answered with The sources could not explain Inc., called an agitator cr metelIas cute w ra ;ibthe fire ant tflr Coun l Chai ma The crisis in -town attending a police infomiation that the city was no at a public meeting th department began Monday firefighters walked out Monda night. A01io ~ ~A - _" 4 -~ - 7....-1 - 'fen ci .1 i l 11 - ..- ( 'OF I Roger Mobley, a 12 sear veteran volunteer firefighter, chosen b the city council C ic s Inetting and it as longir in danger from (iris Kelicy's name as stricken night hen the cit ) council unknown what time he would since the volunteers had from the volunteer rolls by Monday night to reorganize the unanimously rejected a - and Mrs. Shirley Stanick, scene Y k / I Gag Ruie meeting of the volunteer fire departmerit. r fn_r~, - - volunteer now, the sour -es ^ said. Councilmen contracted today plezd ignorance of the final time prior to 11 had voted to return en daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Phillips and Sam Home. Dan Walker, Mark Wilson, Warren Myers was t he team captain. Davis, Lisa Van Camp, Robert '' ___ --- -- - -- — _________ I the i-nnual meeting." Mobley said. "Sir. Keller gave a talk to Local the volunteers and told us The media was unaware the volunteers in a ineeting some . sorship was led by Mrs. Hazel Robert Borkoski, George who had the support from Beta contests around Flori da . The he r was Karen Birchett as Co- i ,N IIt , 1, - ____________ __________ ___ d I ~ ...:__ - __ 1: - This was the first year Steve Smith, Lynn Sollars, greatest asset to Oviedo High. When ____ '4 council ,Monday night is also a o'clock nes last night were fror'i broadcasting stories arout the Mobi fire prott!~Airiri crisis in this city, I ,: ~,,.) ,a * ,OF ~ what happened at han can't , C' / - ,, place in the District 8 AAA average grade point of 3.2. The Forensics Club was in i Tournament. The team was led This year's Beta Club full gear this year, with WRESTLING There's ,. I !!!.' .•t:?-••.- . - LONGWOOD - CHEERING \ 1111I1' OCB Tournament, and second students who maintain an erAPPIies [it-raid Staff Wrltcr student affiars the Government repaired and many other what FHA is all about. Barbara Trophy at the Christmas Rosanna Bowman, Barbara .qccond places; and five third was anytWng but idle. They projects. The Student Govern- Best, Carol Mims, Angela Tournament and won the player Brandorff, Bill Carter, David places and five fourth places. planned assembly programs, ment was sponsored by Mrs. Green, Ruby Robinson, Kay of the week award. • Dees, Charlene Elmore, Kim The club was sponsored by Miss r ock concerts, fund raising Hazel West. Hovaird and Nan Swan were Faxon, Robin Ferebee, Laura Sharon Beasley. drive for the zoo, sponsored the senior members. Sponsors of 0 your future endeavors. i iiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIII BETA record. They took third pla ce the All-County Christmas As always the Beta Club of Tournament, first place in the Oviedo High consists of ~~ ~ - _-.I--- I . -,. Awk4w -_ . ar~~;!~ A4~~__ - A s BASKETBALL . * _' nior section editor; and Ann as directors. Senior members of lenville, faculty section editor the club were Sylvia Banks, with sponsor, Mrs. Helen Marty Gilmore, IJnda Johnson, This year's Basketball T cam Wheeler. Lynn Sollars, Robert Winter was called Ddle's Dribblers, 09 : : -_ - .,- . .:~ Fire Hass le Ends° • B) DON NA LSTF.S ' 0 ?,~ --_. : _y ~ - . INTERACT t - - ____ P. "P A er 1,ou RaJehel, Lisa Van Camp (Miss O.H.S.), Debbie Boston 11974at support from the Oviedo " ,5 Homecoming Queen) and Angelo Callins pause between darim everybody would enjoy was tk Chapter of the Rotary Club At __________ - AI Iirfrfu1'L .iiirr ANNUAL &1&II I Kei dall ns. ta1 thht Jill t'umta, daughter ot Mr. Michele edilk, daughter of : Coffl!cau F4IIIY AdflhtlSlOii Mr. & Mrs Rland E. Jedilek & Mrs Gene Cumban Earl) to S. J.C. Ear ly Admission to S. J. C. A d mission .J(. 04) 0 ~ -1 - two On the team. These seniors On the stage crew were John 1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _______________ _____ Stamp3. Stamps hss be 1. J _ .seniors but these were the top Carter, and Steve Lemanski. I --..-,--- ,-.- ________ Steve ,McAllister and Anita Davidson. 1 - 11 11 _T on were captains Jay Saucer Lilly as Filar J ohn, and Ai thea Tyson. Winter as 13athasar with Corey , 14 - e " Micheal, Teresa Yoder, and Madam I . - u Oviedo I . .- d at ra 0 Ev eni ng1111C41a14 - Early College Admissions -_1L. _ --"P- -. � 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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TJ-4 E f'IA e lw CO64.' ' w 4 fl-4 E f tj <) .. ,,,/ . loom IEveiii' Heiald 1 CLAIM -THIS ISLAN1 IN LcOM ____ ________________________ 67th Year, No. 244—Monda y, June 2, 1975 - Sanford, Fl. 32771—Price 10 Cents - 2 W, _ _ 4V4 Three Swimmers Attacked Last Month Fl*sher en Bla ed For Sharks Off New S NEW SMYRM BEACH, Fin (AP) With three local swimmers at ta cked by sharks last month, lifeguards are hoping the shark problem won't be as severe this year as last, "We had oi'r worst summer last year," said lifeguard Capt. John Crist. "But it still isn't a Volusia County's 47 miles of coastline. chomp It was like a bear trap lie pulled me off the Bassett was the second person in fie days to be officials said "We know the sharks are out there. We've always board, and I knew he nad me," Bassett said from attacked by a shark wh ile swimming off Florida's Jeffrey Ilanrahan, wh iid he gave up surfing kncwn sharks were out there,' said Rennick who Winter Park Memorial Hospital East Coast at Daytona 'after I was bumped by one shark," has blamed Fishermen who dump scrap fish off a "1 really don't know what happened, but I guess I Canadian vacationer Cindy Jones, 10, of claimed that civic officia ls are covering up th nearby pier for luring the sharks to the area, kicked him with my other foot," he said. "Then I got Pierarefonds, Quebec, was bitten on the leg by a problem. Edward Bassett Jr., 17, said he was riding a free. I don't know how, but I just leaped out of the shark a few days earlier while swimming at "They (officials) know it's going to hurt going to be a problem this sear Chief lifeguard torn Rennick said his men have e'en tried using a plane to watch for sharks alnnp by a - t9T t EAI T"R' U S P' 0 - V - ________ ________ - ADY HAS Zro ISLANDS. E - ______.___i, / L A N D FOR t'AY -------------------------- , - — r 111:. :f7 - t hey're . na Beach , shark. Bassett colnpsed and his girlfriend, Cathy I was getting read) to ride a wave, and my leg Kggkston, pulled him ashore and called police He r4 the viriI LflPfl f'r nns hangine or t \ ' • u,.'. Smyrna anything about Another boy was sligMI) injured when he steppedaware hark Ddasat4cked theii' ' i' But t -.. - people shou'd at least I r r / j WO9 *; 56 7= ifi oo s a o -. Jf ion 7 & By ED PRICKE1f Herald Staff Writer I UGS by UlqXY 1 Stoffel exindathl SYLVESTER.' NEIE COMES TM' E'OSS.' - .. I ---- HINA 1305S, WHAT'S MEWS PERHAPS I CAN HELP! I'M I FE EL- / TERRIE'LE... MY SACK IS / AfAzr. next year in Seminole County, crease in next year's 5dent OUCH TAKING A COURSE IN MANIPULATIVE MASSAGE./ the School Board's bank for just may not happen. W AHEAD...T'LL TRV ANYTIRING! CURED \ PAIN'S I I k1 I " ; - . oF-FAT! - CKEE' /1 - YOUK VVISH Is MY 1-___ / - A"H,SHADDUP! COME YOUR IMMEDIATE CAN STILL SE I J WORKIN' ( EXEN THOUGH I HAVE COMMAND! J KEEP THIS I ' - A OFF AND PUTT1N' / ' '-. I ---. - - I ( J _____ • ' - '''• ___________________________ 00%1-0 J Ins - by W3EZ 7 Howie Sch3meider 2X) E1TER STAPT ,. : '? \ Ii — e f vs ' from than last year. Harris quickly points out those figures are misleading ' . .1.. 1 F f 11 FWG T 7 4W -1 A 6W t, I Zb __ 4. - --. - '• I . -- A. ,. .- - - - - -- - - Ile Orlando Naval Training Center'& 50-state flag team is shown marching from the civic center to FLAG TEAM PAGEANTRY War.Slemcrial Park during fast week's Memorial Day obseryance In Sanford. I HeraId Color Photo Bill Vinceall by d rocK .a Sanford Man Stabbed A 45-year-old Sanford man was in good condiUon at SeminoleMemorial Hospital today after being stabbed in a &tturd) night altercation Herald Staff Writer Bob lio)d reports all Lhe news from the police beat on Page I Ad AIM Former Assistant Says He Was Never Reprimanded o ay •1.J I miIlion more ployed in the county. district wide ratio as well as the That ruling, in essence. says taxes, but the eight-mill cap The ruling substantiated a ratio in each individual school. the department will not stand in must stiv as is. Harris said lie's Herald story which appeared in Personnel Director StCWdrt N way of the phaseout of sure the citi7ens will be the May 25 edition. G atchel told The Herald earlier Layer said the ruling states that school officials make ever), i Continued on Page 2-A) i Con9nued (in Page `-A i I lio n sk 3EW-m3K N . was the same ruling he but that it will be handled by malized opinion Layer on Education Commissioner received prior to last week's local officials. Layer said he did Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ralph Turlington says he ex. School Board meeting. not know what action the county courthouse will face a pects today's Senate action to Theonlybigdifference—and department might take In the School Board whose members stick closely to action taken last it's an addition — is that event school officials do not are on the opposite end of at Friday by the House. Justice officials criticized the correct discrepancies in the least one part of the recomThe bill requires that the 68school system for not having countywide ratio. Layer said mendation by the Justice school districts raise an ad. enough black teachers em- complaints mentioned the Department. ditional $50 million in local '. -,--.. - / 6 • Bud Layer, Layer said the He said Justice officials per se yearly, student who attends school on a decision concerning Rosenwald hill not launch an investigation, Armed with today's for- fulltirne bases. And Florida ".. fr___ L- educators. secin higher paying jobs than be fwth~*rung. Burt Dougherty, an attorney Layer said an frivestiption the salary earned by begin- The a for the Justice Department, into Just ice Department fling teacher. At present keptthe same furding °t read the ruling to School Supt. complaints will be done locally. begirining teacher earns $7,800 formula as last year — $745 per i / ____ . ." Au this morning formally handed cerning teachers is "going to teachers, hot both Gatchel and officials will have figured out down its recommendation to have to be looked into." Layer Layer agreed it's a difficult the number of students ann convert Rosenwald Elementary said that was the main task con%ert ticipated for next year. At that School toa special educafton criticism, although hesaid ln previous interviews. Layer time, of course, the school center and rapped the school other smaller criticisms are has mentioned the fact that system will know how bi g a system's ratio of black to white directed toward Seminole's educated blacks are able to alke of the $U million -' WARMTH OF YOUR - Just*ice De art ent Rulteng Recei'lved Here CO. :00 TAKIN' TH' DAY $2.8 ' and that if the "students don't materialize — the money doesn't materialize." lie said, however, that this county will receive about the same amount of funds as school officials got last year. Harris also said Seminole has no major complaints with the state allocation. And sometime The U.S. Justice Department the black-white ratio con. effort to hire qualified black towards the end of this week, C INC. I 15ASK I N THE down - V YOU money /< / . "Obviously, if you don't have pie Is $31 million, or an that amount may never reach enrollment — something which the growth, they don't send the estimated _,./ ' "We don't feel we're going to Tallahassee," Harris added. reach that number of studentA bill voted out by the Florida i," Harris said "If we follow House last Friday allotted 116 Though legislative action School Supt. Roger Harris, is past history, we probably %ill billion of the taxpayer's money tacks on an additional S2 4.8 that the additiomil funds are grow 200-300 students more for education in public schools. million for public ed ucation based on project ed 1,000 in- over the summer. Seminole County's slice of that ) WAKE UP AN' START DIGGIN', redistribution to the county's 39 schools, The reason, according to asst N Z Z By BOB LLOYD Herald StafI Writer erring ernen s n rue untrue." Brock was negligent in that he treniely poor one. I couldn't the 6ase he discovered that a Lvngpiracy-extortion case was Brock was an Assistant State didn't file an answer to a determine if a criminal act had bogus stock certificate had dismissed and he was defense If Attorney and the original defense motion to dismiss the been committed and I told been used in the Lntigation attorney for a south Seminole Altamonte Springs attorney prosecutor in an alleged con- case and the court dismissed Herring the case shouldn 't go Brock said be learned that a official "It started when I T Newman Brock today said spiracy case involving a south the charges against two further. Herring failed to heed private attorney had issued the asked to have the stock cer/ , statements by State Alt) Seminole Ambulance firm Utilities 'On Top' '• / - Abbott Herring that he (Brock) was negligent and was ton l3revard Grand Jury report • Utility is the name of the game tordght in Casselberry. (Xficials expect to hear from the city attorney on the city's fight with the County Commission o ver purchase of two titility firms. Also. a status report is expected on rmrchase of land lot a new utility plant. See Page 2-A. ii, today's Evening Herald. I defendants herring said he my advice and wanted to certificate at the request of tilicate produced" Brock said Herring said Frida%, in reply reprimanded Brock. continue prosecution." I was never reprimanded" State Attorney's investigators. Brock said when sworn Then it became ev en more The certificate wasn't reprimanded in a hassle over a criticizing actions and Brock said. "After reviewing testimony was taken from a apparent to me that the case produced and records of the 1973 criminal case "are totally procedures of his office, that the case I found it was an ex- state attorney's investigator in shouldn't be prosecuted." - i' ., W -I chose not to answer the the expungement, reporters defense motion to dismiss," found that Brock had a verbal rM4 -4 .. - .._ court orders However, before i Mr Brock said,"rather than to battle with an Assistant State nolle prosse (drop) the charges. 64 Hartsock To Report 1 10 !IUPl4•plUp City Auditor Harold Ilarisock is to report to the In wood Cit 'Council tonight o I ow hs 'h 714F_~J I STAJZTM UJATCHWC)o L~KE ~cu BETTER SrARr YOUR MCU been lost in uncollected utility wes. Page KAWHNZ., 40 cc 1 I Around tfov- Clock 4A Editorial Bridge ill Ilro'tui Calendar 5A . ........ 2 1 - ' ' . - . - •. -- - I ••'•—'.------------------.ui ' - 0__W"0045~ J . - 4 - - I - • - -- - . Ir 4A 5A 5A 1-213 .613 6-7A 90. Overnight I 69 ffl 13.9 inches, Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy through tomorrow with thundershowers likely mainly during the afternoon and evening hour* High In the upper Ws and low 90s and the lois tonight in the '70s. South and sbuthw('st winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing at night but gusty near thundershowers. The rain probability Is 30 per cent d 50 I ht 11 the C details and tides on Page S-A. - - .;-... . ' Yeverday's Mgb 0 1-- - •. 4 WE AT) IF.R I AT 4J!1 2-A. Hospital Comics 3B obituaries .... sports Crossword P`uzzle -6B Mar Abby .............. 7A Television Dr. Lamb Wornen's 0 - ' Index THE TIMell - Attorney and an investigator a prosecutor's position during a deposition. should be to seek justice," Tlie Herald has learned that Brock said, not to become a the dock certificate has been mechanical P turned over to the Florida Bar submit the- re was no neghgence f or use in an investigation. on my part. I made the decision not to prosecute when I learned I think Herring is that no crime had been com. overlooking the fact that the mitted and there were bogm, stock certificate was enornesoftin t he ca that's not proper or justifiable Brock, who says he hasn't yet made a decision on whether to PC In replying to the Grand Jury seek the IM Jwficial Circuit State Attorney's post in thp 1976 report that found no criminal electioro, told The Herald he wrongdoing by his office, sees no use in asking the Bar lizrring said there was nothing Association to probe Herring's -methical in the '1973 case. "We allegations against him. "I took action in an alleged exdidn't have a thing to (k, wi th or ion conspiracy plot to "I feel __. • .---• •- --_-. •- • . Pr E as .- 2J--'-..--= __ • ••• that stock certificatt but I don't prevent possible harm to the want to get down In the same CUfl an -or is property, -' gutter making a ccusaticro,. I think the record speaks for l3rotk joined I icrrtr,g's stall Sanford Naval Academy graduated 31 seniors during ceremonies at the Sanford Civic Center itself." Nov. 1, 1971 at a salary of yesterday. Included among the graduates were lour girls. Rear Admiral K. E. Fowler Jr., USN Brock called Herring's $13,500 and was making $21,000 lRct.l, gave the commencement u. Cadet Armadno Gonzalez gave the valedictory address statements yin, a year when he resigned to " ure %hile special recognition to graduates was made ACADEMY GRADUATION • - - • • ----. -.1-- -__ __ - --- t• ,- - ' - - --. • • '• - . • - •- - -•------'----.-.• —4---- --•- - .. ---. - • by Headmaster presented the diplomas to the seniors. :— ' - 1 tr - LN • -- -''ui.,.. p Burch Cornelius. Admiral Fowler dictiveness" arxi said the hassle into private law practIce Feb. '' - ------- 1, - S -' - i[- ' ------------- wr �-••-- 2A-Evening Herald, Sinforij, Fl. Monday Jun* 2, iflS _~Ml -1 ---- ------..----.--- - - .---. - - • - -- -. I—tE - .---- - --, - With County Tops Li's t Utility Fight Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, ,Iun,2,I7S-3A I NA11ON Two Major Items On Casselberry Agenda By ED PIUCKETF Herald Staff Writer CASSELBERRY — Two major items of interest to citizens of this city — a utility fight with the county and a proposed land purchase for a utility plant — top the agenda for tonight's 7:30 meeting at City hail, City Atty. Ken McIntosh is expected to report on progress the city is making in acquisition of a site suitable for Installation of a utility plant, something the city has planned for years. Council gave Mayor Bill Crier what amounts to a blank check at a preview council meeting. In essence, Grier, If certain specifications are met, was authorized to negotiate for purchase of a suitable block of land. Council members drew fire for that authorization because the public was not informed where the land up for purchase was IN BRIEF 70-Cent Gallon Price Feared By Energy Official WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb says Prisident Ford's energy conservation program would push gasoline prices to near the 7Ocentsa gallon mark. The effort to rake prices is deliberate, Zarb said In r& sponse to aquestion Sunday on ABC's "Issues and Arsers" interview program. "That's correct, but keep in mind that these conservation taxes which we have proposed would be returned to the economy and individuals, particularly those who could least afford to pay higher energy costs . - _~__i - Zarb said that, while the administration plan would add it .esii.s w current price r gasoline, the mt~ -f a - I Vli 14 i wq. WASUiGrON(AP)_CongressLsreturnlngfrornalo. day Me:i.oriql Day recess with an agenda that includes foeigr. policy, voting rights, a deadlocked appropriation i and two presiden tial vetoes. UberalsandconservathreswerepreparedtodobatUe r'n in the Senate later today m what was bllledasa"grest de ba te"onforeignpoU cy and de(ensepnturethupt Vietnam era. . The vehicle for thL' debate is a $30.3 billion L authorization bill for milita ry weapons procurement and research. The amount recommended by the Senate . Armed Services Committee for the 15-months beginning Juls I is $54 billion less than Pentagon budget requests 1. and $2.3bdllon under the bill passed by the House onMay - •? . 0 S ililk I ' '• - - --'c ', ____________ By DONNA FSrEs Herald Staff Writer - -.-... ... Marathon Meet Before Vacation h _ BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) The Rolling Stones roared Into a long-awaited concert tour wi th a longer-than-usual twohour performance that made up for a late beginning, a crackling sound system and a mammoth traffic jam. "It's good to get the first one out of you and release that tension," said Mich Jagger, lead Singer a1'd spokesman for the British rock group, after the Sunday matinee that was the group's first time on stage in 18 months Jagger promised something extra for the crowd at the first of their two performances. "This Is the first show of our tour, so we're trying to find out what we're doing good and terrible. So we're going to do a lot more." - CIA Probe Winds Up r WASHINGTON (lIP) — The Rockefeller Commission is winding up its flvemonth investigation of the CIA amid controversy over viether President John F. Kennedy and his brother, Robert, were Involved In alleged efforts to kill Cuban Premier Fidel Cast.ro • The eight-member panel headed by Vice President Nel. son A. Rxkefeller is scheduled to hold Its final meeting later today to review the report jt will deli vex toPresident Ford on Friday. - .. . ___ F 171 4 -~ . ___ j, MEMORIAL CE LEBRATION . Sanford Man 'Good' IJ BOB LLUYU Herald Stall Writer a S " ___ -. . -. , • .. K~.I ,••.$. ,W ti_ \ " rL I i - =~--i____- ._. -....... --- -. -:;- - . -• - 2' -", ______ ___ ____ •.. . I ....'. **, , d ed __ _____ __ It Justice Department ____ ___ Ruling Received Here n 411 I -# Receiving Citizenship Awards at the Seminole High School Awards Day were (from left) standing, Linda See, Dan McIntosh, seated, Allyson Dupree, Mrs. Janet Floyd, guidance counselor; David Parker and Alice Tramell. thlerald Photo by Bill Vincent) CITIZENSHIP AWARDS GIVEN :' ' '. - $ N Yj"U I I I Ails I I I Afraid To Leave "She showed up at the main gate in the dead of the night only a couple of days later," he said. "The guards didn't know what to do •., and I had to TAMPA (AP) — A can. to wait until he launched his said, telephone them to say it was all didate usually Li kept apart 1974 re-election bid and had a Gurney said he sought the adof a Washington attorney right for her to come back." from fund raising In a cam- campaign apparatus to report vice paign so that If something goes the funds, who assured him he was not H. Officials said the combination wrong, he can honestly say he It wasn't until late July 1973 able for Williams' deeds, then of refugee uncertainty, slow Sehad nothing to do with it, for- after sending in his own investi. went to former Watergate pros- curity clearances, and a slack. mer Sen. Edward Gurney told it gator that the ex-senator ecutor Henry Peterson and ening in sponsorships will keep federal grand jury. learned "all kinds of asked for a speedy and thor- this camp open long past the The prosecution today was to wrongdoing had been done," he ough investigation. July target-date for closing. read more from a transcript of Gurney's testimony before the INFLATION - FIGHTING Jacksonville grand jury last f May. It was introduced here Friday in the federal trial of . Gurney and four others charged with conspiracy to build an illegal slush fund through inTUESDAY, JUNE 3rd TO FRIDAY, JUNE 6 ONLY fluence peddling with the INDOOR-OUTDOOR Federal How.ing Authority. 100 Pct, Nylon On trial with Gurney are (or. 100 Pct. Nylon James Groot mer aides and Jo-seph Bastien and one-time fed. eral housing officers Ralph Koontz and K. Wayne Swiger. 8 Colon To Gurney is also charged with Choose From 95 bribery, accepting unlawful 12 Gorgeous Colors compensation in the form of a - Sq. Yd. tondominiwn and (our counts Reg. $5.95 of lying to the grand jury. Gurney appeared voluntarily 95 " last year before the secret pan100 Pct. Sq. Yd. ci, knowing it was Investigating SHORT SAXONY allegations that FHA favors Reg. $9.95 were swapped for cash contributions. R" .11!1. (;tirnc y told the grand jury he Colors To Choose From was unaware of Larry Wil. 100 Pct. Nylon hams' fund raising operation HI - LO for 18 months. As soon as he Found ou; about it, Gurney said 9 he ordered it stooped. 20 Fantastic Colors Gurney testified 1w had no recollection of a telephone coeversalion which other prose. 95 cution witnesses said he made to welcome Williams on to his Sq. Yd. staff in Janua ry 1971. Reg. $7.95 The first Gurney said he knew of Williams' activities was in L. June 1972 when Williams ad_FREE ESTIMATES milled collecting $200,000 on OPEN MON. - FRI.9.S Gurney's behalf. 119 S. Magnolia Ave. "It had been going on without Phone 323-7720 2393 S. W. College Rd. my knowledge," Gurney said. Downtown SA ntord OcaI Complete Floor Covering Center Gurney said he thought it best ___________ CARPET _ ' - Many Stay At Eglin SHAG SHAG g wjrd F. Smith, V, of A'iburrB,, The A'e'nted Prev At least 12 persons died in dale, went out of control Saturweekend tra!ic accidents, jr. day nigh? near Eagle Lake. cluding three persons killed Smith was ejected from the when a pecding auto smashed auto and ki ll ed. into a uty pole near GibsonJanice Allen, 21, of Milton, ton, state troopers said early was fatally injured early Satur. today. day in Santa Rosa County when The Highway Patrol said her car failed to make a curve Jackie W. Crumb, 40, of Riv- and ran off the road. erview, was fatally injured The vehicle driven by Mlalong with her two male corn- chad T. Reed, 23, of Dewitt, N. panlons in the early morning V., ran a red tight in Sunrise accide nt Saturday. The names and hit a bridge. The Broward of the two men were withheld County accident took place earuntil police could notify out-of- ly Sunday. Will Durden, 77, of Tamia, st4ite relatives. Troopers gave the following was struck and killed by a car details of these other fatal acci- as he cro!iscd a Tampa street denLs: night. Betty Humel, 68, and Thelma Pooke Hassel, 74, both of Port LOW AUTO RATES Charlotte, died Friday night when their car tried to pass an Under 25 - SR-22's other auto on U.S. 441, 10 miles Cancelled . Rejected north of Okeechobee. Mrs. h-luZ. Z.Payments. Quotes mel'scarwashitbyanoncomI , ing vehicle. I 322-0285 831-9774 Dorothy Schmidt, 70, of New Smyrna Beach, was a passen. ger in an auto involved in a col.2417 S. French Ave. SSI lision with a police car in her Sanford, Fla. 32771 10 " hometown Saturday night, An automobile driven by EdINSURANCE AGENCY - $ I ' S ,i WAREHOUSE LIQIJIDATION SALE! 5 Wwrawwl SCULPTURE to 50% Save to 10% 50% We're Eliminating An Excess Warehouse And Must Move The Furniture In Our. Stores Jl,1iYutIYITI Al Ah I WILL BE SOLD TO YOU AT SAVINGS OF j 7 1 t6; 5f .. our regular low prices. 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We don't really Vietnamese leave this Florida Panhandle succeed when they get out the who happily left the tent city, know our sponsors, and we 0 camp are lingering behind sim- door." eager to beg i n rew lives, have don't know whether they will ply because they are afraid of Of the 5,629 refugees who had returned to the base, officials really be responsible for us, the outside world, officials say. arrived at Eglin by the past said. help us for months or even "There's a great fear of the weekend, 2,148 had sponsors One Vietnamese, who asked years if necessary," he said. unknown among the refugees,". dn.were free to leave. But only not to be identified, agreed that Les Gottlieb, deputy chief of says Hugh McCloone, who runs 961 had departed, leaving some of his countrymen were the camp, said word spread quickly when one girl, who had left for a northwest Florida town with a sponsor, returned in t ears, ervice Pact To Go Before Board ______ i --ii~______ 0.11 -I. IA+M _9l / TALLAHASSEE, (AP) — "Everywhere we turn we're being ripped off," says Max Friedson as most of the bills pushed by the Florida Congress of Senior Citizens appeared doomed. Friedson, head of the Miami-based group, said that politicians always are careful to solicit votes of senior citizens when they are running for office, but forget about them once elected. "The legislators, particularly the younger ones, vote for 1'glslat1on to help the elderly only when we're there watching them," he said. Refugees ente Sche Million , -i ** !~ . Christian another In IWO separate and windows, U. Roy Hughey cm the Wekiva River, — A calculator and two beef, total value $787, in a U U IU U weekend sexual battery cam reported. The main building control of a boat early Saturday vacuum cleaners were missing break-In at the Bunnell Road Albert Eugene Capps, fl, Route and two portable classrooms and recei ved facial, rib, back after a break-in at Kirby reside nce of Harry L. Dunman. ul A 45-year-old Sanford man One (Paola), Sanford, was were vandalized, $20 cash and spleen injuries when the Vacuum Cleaners, 977 E. SR— James Doyle, 694 Douglas stabbed in a Saturday night being held in county jail on a taken, and also keys to the craft smashed into a large tree 436, Fern Park. Ave., Altamonte Springs, TALLAHASSEE, (AP)-In altercation was listed in good charge of attempted inbuildings, deputies reported. on the river. Deputies said — Charles A. Bivins Jr. reported a color television, fan, an effort to escape a prison condition today at Seminole voluntary sexual battery after a Paint was sprayed Charles Pafford, manager of reported two saddles, valued at hair dryer and $50 to $75 cash sentence today, former EduMemorial Hospital. Police have 17-year-old woman reported the throughout four ctassroomsand the Wekiva Marina, tran- $700, were taken lna break-in at was taken when his residence cation Commissioner Floyd w awakened In her horn by a jailed a59iear.old man on a play room at the Casselberry sported Denmark to the a barn at his home on was burglarized. Christian has sent a federal charge of 55WL with mnjp to gun-wielding aman w.io cnoaea school and papers scattered, hospital and later reported the Longwood-Markham Road. judge the character testimony commit murder in the case. Sanf ord police today were her and attempted to rape her classrooms at the Geneva deputies said. accident. -Nick Bohlen, 302S. Swiland of two former governors and LI. Mike Rotundo and before an approaching car ElementIry School and In other sheriff's reports: De., Sanford, reported a pickup probing the theft of $375 Cash two former Supreme Court jusPatrolman Lewis Coombs scared him and he fled from the Casselberry Elementary — Willie James Jenkins, 30, truck was entered and two from a locked safe at the Uces Jimmie C. Denmark, 41, was School, according to sheriffs listed in satisfactory condition Greenway t, Midway, told chain saws, valued at $400, Eastern Oil Station, 811 W. 13th arrested Robert Herring, 59, of District Judge Clarence St. and a burglary at Bags W.U.S. Al 48 Eighth St., Sanford, after A 24-year-OW mother of four reports today. today at Florida Hosrltal deputies he was robbed at were taken. lgood was scheduled to Roger Brown, 45, of 500 E. 11th children reported she was The Geneva school, First North, Altamonte Springs. gunpoint of $70 by a tall, skinny — Burglars nettedan empty Market, 2485 S. Sanford Ave. in pass sentence today on Christl on Street and Lake Geneva Drive, Sheriff's reports stated that man at Bri&wn Avenue and SR- safe, television, camera, which 10 cartons of cigarettes, tinn for income tax evasion. with a butcher knife, at Sanford her dcar just alter 12 a.m. was entered by prying doors Denmark, who lives in a cabin 4. clothing and 60 pounds of frozen six cases of beer, keys and a Maximuin sentence would be Avenue and Fourth Street. Sunday and forced his way Into calculator were reported five years in prison and a $5, 000 missing. Officers reported Brown was the house when she cracked the fine stabbed in the lower left chest door to see who was knocking. No character witnesses other Sanford officers Jailed !9investigators said the woman S and a lung was punctured. He year-old Terry Wade Rawls, of than transcripts of the earlier . I was also cut on the chin, of. told them the man grabbed her By NICK LOCRIUDGE 2011 N. Ave., testimony will be presented. Grandview teeing no differential In rates The agreement also would ficers said, and underwent by the hair, threa tened her life Scott Electronics is locateI Herald Staff Writer Christfan pleaded guilty April between the city and county give the city or the county the the Interstate Commerce Sanford, on $5,500 bond on surgery at the hospital. and the lives of her sleeping 22 to a charge of failing to recharges of possession of territory, option of purchasing the utility, center, —children before raping her In An Interlocal agreement Other agenda Items for controlled substance, conport $30,000 in income conth Nelswender indicated at wi th the purchaser having the her li ving room. between Seminole tributing nected with kickbacks In 1969 County to the delinquency of Sheriff's detective jailed one and County Attorney Tom freeman right to serve all the utility's tomorrow's meeting include man and were looking for and evading $15,751 in income rleif this areas. A portion of the service minors and violation of Weekend vandals damged Lake Mary to provide water may be asked to u reports from various county taxes, probation, and sewer service to the new point is legal. area Is In Lake Mary. department heads. Scott Electronicsplant Is expected to be considered for —, ' approval tomorrow by the ;M.~____7_7T1 County Commission. — The commission meets at 9:30a.m.,mRoorn2O3lrithe ______ _ _ _________________ I Courthouse. --'I expectations turned Into (Continued From Page 1-A) The Lake Mary Council last ____________________ _____________ (('ontlnued From Page' 1-Al The breakdown is as foll ows: Tallahassee, the additional week unanimously appro v ed liosenwald, but advises the white males, 518; white "pleased" to learn that that the funds will be needed to handle the agreement after several board not to bus Rosenwald females 1,431 as compared to eight mills won't jump tolO ar the additional students. So, modifications k the plan which students past three other schools 139 black males and 272 black some legislators had suggested. anyway you look at it, he said, It was worked out by county ard en route to Casselberry, females, An Important aspect of the really won't be neis funds city officials. The board decision was to bus bill is the emphasis schools will arriving in the county, but The County Commission I4yer said the ratio was the some 207 blacks to Casselberry. _W - - __ .___F~ ___ I.* - required to place on kin- funds that school officials previously had approved a plan "major criticism" handed ihat decision was after de'garten tlwough third grade already have a place for, proposed by Roger Nelswender, members voted to adopt the down from Washington during Some teachers In Seminole head of the cou.fly's develop. In fact, hams pointed out, "Lake Orients Plan," a plan a telephone conversation with the entire bill is centered on have yet to be rehired next ment division. The modified drawn up by residents of the Dougherty. development of early chllithood year. About 21 contets agreement, approved by the Lake Orients area. S ...LL... _i. ... . -. or ...J..1.. on the approveJ iui rehire, cit y, mot . :. One board member, Davie three R' during the early but school officials say all those cotuity'a approval Sbn at last week's board I teacbers who are apprued for agreement can be enacted. years. . meeting vowed not to abide by . . To accomplish the bill's rehire will be rehired before the The zgrea.rncnt ,s to allow the Justice Department ruling. objectives. about 36 addi tional text school term gets tin' Wilco Utili ty to serve the nw -. ' Sims was miffed because the douara will be allocated per derway. electronics plant in Lake Mary, - ,r. board wasn't contacted by the ' G ' the Which 13 tmthUvely set for child It' K-3. That redistrIbution FBI, whose agents conducted of funds couid mea' more school systdn'g chief of per- opening in August. Wilco Is a LONG WOODMARKS Mayor Jams LormamlaeceptlanAmerkan flag that has flown the investigation In Seminole it s'nId snnrv't cvc that h.fnr t' aft n-ia over th y ton'; ;pita from U.S. Rep. Richanl Kelley's aide County on behalf of the Justice mean additional teachers' aides over there's a good chance county. Nancy Brunner on behalf of the city's BIcentennIal Committee Department. will be added to accomplish the additional teachers will be AcachngioNelswender, the BICENTENNIAL Saturday. The flag was raised over city hail toroncludeThe day's School reccrds show that in needed to take Care of this major change mwle by the city taks ouulneii by the bill, celebration Which saw some 510 persons In 22 separate units October of fiscal year 1974.75, a Also, Harris noted that even if county's educational needs next in the interlocal agreement parade through the city streets for the enjoyment of more than total of 2.375 persons worked for county should t growth h) the county guaran1.000 citIzens lining the Parade route, the School I3oad. All Of $2.8 .. 1.14 ______ After Stabbing Incident SchoolsMay Not Get - . ,"l;AL-MI - , -- '-' R;44-0) " - ' . ....,y ,.., F In Accidents . ~~ 11 ~ ' : . V-, Seniors Dissatisfied - ____________ - I \.- _.' - — Twelve KiIIed MIAMI IIEACII AI' - Fifteen ducklings are back houieon.the-pond with their mothers today, after a family rescued them from over-zealous, would-he pet owners. Bunny Sands said her children, Karen, 11, and Brian, 10, learned that people were sneaking on a local golf course after dark and stealing the ducklings from a pond. Police investigated, but soon gave up, saying they couldn't keep up with the little ducks. So, Mrs. Sands began a house-by-house search last veek. "I recovered nine by going into the homes of people up and down the Street," she said. "I made a lot of enemies doing it, but those ducks were not theirs. They belong to all." She said her children recovered six other ducks during the week. -- ., Begins ks - .-, - - ARCADIA, (AP) — Five inmates who escaped from their disciplinary confinement building at DcSota Correctional Institution were quickly captured, officials said. One prisoner was captured by a guard outside the confineme:t building Saturday night and three others were captured after tli tripped an electronic surveillance system at the prison's fence, a spokesman said. The fifth inmate, identified as Keneth Ilewatt, was found about tour hours later when pollee aided by bloodhounds tracked him down early Sunday A spokesman said two inmates had overpowered a guard and taken his keys, but could get only three other to vo with them In the escape - Ducklings Back Home . , Stones Tour d B First reading of an or. insurance for city einpkyesand dinance changing the current other insurance coverage. . zoning commission to a land Other routine report from City planning agency with zoning council, the mayor and City LONG WOOD and planning responsibilities. Attorney Ned J uli an Jr. will . Accountant Harold Hartsock j — ConsideraUon of group also be heard. scheduled to give City Council, •.s at7:30tonlght,areportonhis -. -1Z.' examination of the Sanlando I .. . .' . Utilities Corp. books last ':': Friday. . . Hartsockandcltybookkeeper T. Elise 011iff examined the records for a second time on -L'L City Council instructions to attempt to determine the - amount of utility taxes the firm ALTAMONTE SPRINGS said if plans were pursued for failed to collect over the four City Commissioners will wind the high-rise construction, the year period it has provided up pending busine I ss with a city would be able to provide water service to four city marathon meeting beginning at the services T7 . subdivisions. --= • -.. ip.m. tomorrow before they go During the formal meeting, It was discovered several their separate ways for the next Dave Richards, -.( " . chairman of •months ago that residents in seven weeks of the summer, the city's districting corn. Wlnsor Manor, Sleepy Hollow All Commission meetings mittee, Is expected to report the .'-7' first addition, the Moorings and after tomorrow have been group has completed its — Devonshire had not been can celled until July 29. redistricting proposal and all ..jj charged the utili ty tax by the At 1 p.m., a workshop is incumbents will he able to seek company required by city law, scheduled on planning board re-election under the plan. Sanlando began collections with recommendatio ns for changes ' A public hearing is scheduled the may billlrg. In the zonb'tg ordinance and Also on the agenda are: discussion of a bicycle path on a change of zoning on the Hatton property on SR 434 and — An appearance by Carmine program. — J!2./ Bravo, attorney for the Immediately prior to going Little Wekiva Road from TTLL volunteer fire department into formal session at 4 JO p m, professional office to neigh. Bravo is to present an the board will hold a workshop borhood commercial. The tTadWouaI Memorial Day was cekbrilcd Friday by dm agreement from the depart- with attorney Benjamin Tepper Scheduled for passage are local VFW orpnl'atlons, incindlag, Longwood Post 7; ment that volunteers will assist, on the requested refund of ordinances annexing and Casselberry Post 100w; and Winter Springs p jt when available, the paid $30,000 paid in advance sewer rezoning the Goodman property ceremonies conducted at Longwood Memorial Gardens. IM firefighters; requiring the city and water connection fees and on SR 436 to permit the cooWinter Springs Elementary School was represented by a group of to formally recognize the group bulkllng permit costs. structlon of a liquor store and students carrying flags. A fotu'gun salute was carried out by Jack as the only volunteer force and The fees were paid for a high- an amendment to an existing Grugei Junior VlceComniander, Post 1005; Vernon Bessifi, to require the city to pay the rise apartment- office complex ordinance permitting all Post 5415; Tom Stewart, Post $405; Jack Saxion, Post 5405; and volunteers' corporation, rather on SR 436. Plans for the building businesses selling alcoholic Don Gerrish, Poet 10050. (Herald Photo by Ella Nichols) than Individual members, have since been abandoned, beverages to operate on Sun. _______ $1,500 quarterly for Its services. The Commission in February day. . 3 '1 Quickly Recaptured '1 - *_ I & t • —• . - i 0 TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) peactunent articles. The first articles to be con- charge that O'Malley: allegedly received favorable misuse of state employes in With 11 articles of impeachIf any of the articles pass by sidered, and potentially the 1973. -Solicited and received $560 treatment from O'Malley. ment pending in the House, two-thirds vote of the House, 0- most damaging, charge that from Charles T. Clayton, presiEfforts to impeach Adams -Approved a $2.36 million Treasurer-Insurance Commis.. Malley is automatically sun- O'Malley accepted between dent of Liberty but the House voted to Co. loan as failed, Gulf Life Insurance National life sioner Thomas O'Malley could pended until the Senate holds a $00 and 11,000 from Insurance Co., Birmingham, a company investment after in. censure him — a mild repribe suspended from office by trial on his removal from office. Independent life Insurance Co. Ala., when the firm was seeking ducing tbe firm to lend the mand that many constitutional tonight. The Senate is required to act in December 1971. approval to open a Florida fire money to four North Florida scholars contend is an in. The house was expected to within six months. O'Malley aide E.A. Faircloth Insurance subsidiary. men who, with O'Malley as a appropriate alternative to im pass by the required two-thirds Impeachment and suspension testified that he told the corn-'rook more than 170,2oo secret partner, bought a shop. peachment vote at least some of the im- could be a serious blow to pany O'Malley wanted a contri- from his former Miami law ping center, peachrnent articles, which O'Malley's hopes to win acquit- taition because the firm had partners, Bennett Feldman and There has 'ecn talk of substi' O'Malley's impeachment charge that O'Malley took more tal in his scheduled June 30 trial failed to contribute to his cam- Riccardo Ciravolo, in money proceedings are the first to tuting censure of O'Malley for than $72,000 in kickbacks from on charges of accepting $10,000 paign. paid to them for representing reach the house since Lt. Coy, impeachment, but the move. insurance companies he regu- in unauthorized compensation Fairclothsaid he received the insurance companies that Torn Adams was charged with ment apparently has fizzled. lates. and perjury. money in an envelope during "In my opinion, there's no O'Malley has told his staff, the 1971 National Association of doubt about it,,, said Rep. however, that when he goes Insurance Commissioners conRalph Haben, D.Palrnetto, a through impeachment proceed- rention at Miami Reach and iiii'inber of the sekc corn- lngs and gets his day in court gave it to O'Malley. niittee that voted the 11 im- "the result will he favorable." Other impeachment articles , 4:1 Congress Has Full Agenda I % Hartsock To Report tm~~ - Committee would increase it ftee cents inunediately 10 go ng t y — Five Jail Escapees 410 çuiu*s - IN BRIEF ..; _____ - O' Ma 11e y Ma Be Sus Pended " y FLORIDA Though the county is sitting on a successful $24 million bond located. Nor were they told the price range to be negotiated. The reasoning, according to Council Chairman Edith Duerr validation, the city has threatened to take the matter to the and others, was that publication of the land's whereabouts would highest court in the land in an effort to block the bond validation. City officials gave McIntosh the go-ahead to oppose the drive the price up. county's purchase. Grier, however, confirmed that city officials are looking at That actlor drew some bitter remarks from County Cornland on Red Bug Lake Road, which Is located east of Semoran mission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., who said he was bitterly Boulevard and north of Lake Howell. The asking price for that parcel is in the neighborhood of disappointed in action by the city after Grl2r had assumed him the $555,000. However, McIntosh said at a recent meeting that other city and county could work it out on a more amicable basis. Vihien also said the entire fiasco would only serve to make a parcels have been offered and are also under consideration for certain group of attorneys richer. And one county official purchase by the city. The city attorney also is expected to report on the status of the estimated it could cost as much as $100000 to litigate the matter. The money--should the city and county engage in a lengthy looming battle between Casselberry and county officials over purchase of Consumer Utilities and Indian Hills Utilities by the court dispute — would come, of course, from the pockets of the taxpayers. County Commission, 0 HWY 119? HOURS MON FRI 93 SAT 36 SUN 1?5 _. ORLANDO 6021 F COLONIAL OR hOURS Mu' LUSBURG FURNITURE SOUTH HIGHWAY 441 HOURS MON SAT 96 SUN 115 , 96 COCOA 1515 N COCOA BLVD HOURS MON SAT 106 DELAND 605W MWY0RAv HOURS YO' SAT 96 VI NO BEACH U.S. 1. North HOURS MON SAT 95 Orlando As Is Store 49 W. Concord M ill, '-.,, 9 , �TITIITITT ' _I±III TI __ Monday, June 2, Evening Herald, Sa n ford, Fl. E vening Herald 300 N. I1IENCII AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area Code 305422.2611 or 8319993 —J 3m Around Monday. June 2, 19754A WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publls.'er W1I.1.IAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor HORERTC. 1ARKEY, Advertising Director ___ - 1w , ....' — MEOMW /', I II, - k 5 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $1420; Mail' In Florida same as home delivery. All onth, $2.7C, 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. __ 5 , ____ Cuba Be uil e g OAS Over s The Clock U.S. The recent meeting of the Organization of _____ — _________________ ______ American States in Washington, D.C., had some of the qualities of mirage. Unless somebody focused sharply on the assembly, it could have come and gone i his being aware that it had met at all. The low-key session was in direct contrast to w t hout ... I A merican hemisphere which have associated with each other to discuss mutual problems. For example, the OAS meeting in Quito, Ecuador, last November was a three-ring circus by comparison. Yet the November meeting and the most recent one in Washington had one principal subject in common — whether or not economic sanctions against Cuba should be lifted. When the dust settled in Quito last November, the OAS failed to muster the two-thirds majority required under its charter to remove the trade j In the first place, discussiens of Cuba were held R ,Tublicans Recruiting Deserters ,1J ____ ________ V1~1 ~ I t'.1 ~ I 1,1 t i, i I I ~1 _______ r 31 - i , P .r-k . . . "/ I I , or . ( / 1, the OAS membership must approv the removal of sanctions against Cuba. Revising the treaty to re,quire only a majority vote would take several Officers are promoting the theme that "Republicans are people, too," the committee's s'ears. However, the Permanent Council of the Ø% can, with tacit approval of the full assembly, institute an immediate lifting of the trade ban while revision of the OAS charter is under way. This apparently is the action that was taken. W Fosl~ ( ,*Lie / . I ( 4'N - ~ , ' - _ _ .11:~ , I A . -.-.--m __ At A Id - e . Sunday Mechanic . DAVID POLING I . 6 .4 - 1 stripes. Ile has not. He is the same Castro who v.elcomed the emplacement in Cuba of nuclear rockets. alimed at our heartland, and he has repudiated none of his enthusiasm for violent revolution. The only difference between Castro today and Castro a decade ago is that he h learned something of how to acquire by guile what he cannot acquire by force. New Chow Rating The visit of two U. S. waff-hips to Uningrad to celebrate the anniversary of the end of World War II may have some diplomatic significance, but it is obvious that it will go into the annals of the U. S. Navy as the occasion whets ship's cooks t hroughout the fleet fir.aIJy found the right reply for all those gripes aimed at the quahty of their chow: **If you guys think it's so lousy, why does Elizabe th Taylor think it's so great?" It turns out that Navy chow is so frequently maligned because it has been judged all these years by the wrong standards. Miss Taylor has been dining on Leningrad cuisine 10 two months while making a movie in Russia, nursing indigestion between stints be fore the camera. This made the galley of USS Leahy seem like a gourmet kitchen. So the answer to, "How the chow?" is, "Compared to w hat?" — The story can now be told ment," The volunteers were being used, he charged, "to tnft.ene people at the grass-roots ç details have been buried in secret files for almost level to the American way of thiriking." - _~ - f T—TW .-__-_______= I ___ . 1 __ __ __________ _______ - The I'eae Corps often nfrg1ected to take mica account the culture of a country before 4 several agreed. a candidate had to "keep his 11 __ ________ ' ______________ _________ .--- ________ ;~~, I— Qr ____________________________________ __________ 'rs, lU '1 Ill take the day oil. I'm c9 not feeling Iff0ollsivo to Me livaple"' head down and mouth shiui" OflE described the indwirumion as "tIm mod degradIng 12 weeks of my life." By the late 1960s, cree pi ng bureaucr3cy had furrid the idealism into pragniatism. The programs had become so rucuinbered that one offi4al m—nclude-A: ,11c Pc.— ... Cmr. =Ild thdrharwi. ,InA kneesandkIss ourfectjustfora — the women are impossible afW am inen are iffly" - - - "if you can cheat 4 Moroccan and not I ~ -_ . - . .,.. L . JEFF DA V1S MEDAL A WA RD ED Mrs. W. B. Wallace, president of the Norman deVere Howard BEIRUT, lbanon (AP) of Be irut, and Moslems from Moslems and Christians; in two Haret Naameh, less than a mile 'ilthges south of Beirut were away. - Cavalier Motel Restaurant. iIleral d Photo b) Tom Vinceut reported obswving a cease-fire CALENDAR Falesha Johnson Walter Martin Thomas E. Eichelberger Marshall Young Nina Burke Robert Murray Mary Jean Ritchie Francis W. Roberts June W. Burgess Ethel J. Fagan Linda S. Fodrie e1d (rem i;.ig rn. ijiana. A group Delhi res ponded typically that it "would resident of Lake Mary, died - DISCHARGES Sanford: o survivors. ow Funeral Home in r--wil A-mon PtANiID -- TNt WAMI"KI '.scwrn $_______ 5 I Mary. who died Frida y al Sanlord Nurtinci and Con I ____ $ ____________ chArge Ii..qy $ 13 =M=. ,$ - _____ _______________________ _________________________ ___________ __________ #1 T1641 ___________ $ Trial Offer: D'jracsH wi refund ½ purcbas price of first pw'thase (on. ref imd per • faffay Or 111NA 01tads at time of purchase. ~_ - - ( M . Ph. 43-770 0 ,%glorgo Stuart never Oi*is*a Ofi$a41 '' 40 Now VOU don't have to sit at home worryin 7 about whether your Social Securty check will be in the mail toav.I tomorrow, or the next day. ' I ' Instead of to havi flL\'OUI check mailed to you, have it mailed directly the SOLItheast Bank nearest VOLI. Well de 'sit it directly into your Southeast checking or savings account. And we'll guarantee you can Start US1I1I your money on the date you were supposed to receive . it. Whether we recclVe it o'n time or not. You won't have U.) wait for a confirmat ion, iOfl, either, For supplemental ptments. flX)flCV 'ill 1)C tutOniticall' to the available you on the first of every month. For rei1llar payments, it's' the third of tIe month. Ahd you'll never have to stand in line to cash your check. Or worr.y itbout it being lost, stolen or forged. Or stpone a vacation Just Send in the COU[X)fl. you don't have an account, well open one for you. And we II r I 1 heast 0anks Maimum Banks ~ (o Sou i ãdiitp4 ra 's Guarnttd rk'crs.ur direct deposit forms. So you can all of those anxious trips to tile lllililtvx. And CLEkk have to Stop ---- --— niaking -- _______ CM stalejZIP unnecessary I trips to the hank, L,.1.,L.JJ.mP 2!111_ GLiaranteed Direct Deposit is another way VOU get maximuni help from Southeast ,, Banks,The 1\'IaximuIll Banks. I! I !!J __ _________ ''i ____ "I?"t*#vI., AflC3P*';bG £C4'A( ___________________________ ° "'I i"uw' .ioo t''s '' TwOv ms — _______ a ~*ftm C.rrelecy be V* Funeral sefvlces tof Frederick w!h Lake Mary Rev A r Steven% olticsaling Gran,koft Fwleld; Home of) () OyIImiNT ITY F ; !f 'N Check If i .(OR1i 1LDZL $ w. S you the spokesman said, :,'rc,D CtT'r $ I 7j OO. * the crowd started ftowing rocks at police dog handlers, I 114 fiM _____ . $ 6 , A , I "C"Atft vaiecent Cenlet. will be held & - , be U*U $_________ "You agency, with the attendant red Icpe . tanglements, memos In septuplicate and petty 0. __ charge of arrangements. Funeral Notice lighting. The police opened fire when G E N E R A I R E V E N U E S H A R I N (3 P 1 A N N E o u s E n i P o ____ Presbyterian, lie leaves no The bureaucraUting of the peace Corps is ro0n "Their fatalism gets you mad." But the criticism didn't get far. When the Voluntcrrs didn 't always find awelcome Footnote: As evidence of the Peace Corps' di!_ea!i_ ,4ied vel"teer! tried to mpke Owir rmHn(heccm1n!rie3tt._ Y e-ttohe!;;.A~ - et 1!11re!iu.r3t1c ways, it twk us live tel,iplonp. caN ft function effectively only In thow countries which ti1tical comments part of an official report, 1968 telegram from Sierra 1,eone ttalis of a peace to lomte a spokesman who could comment for Peace Cor ps headq ua rters ordered all but two of Cor ps conference disrupted by armed soldiers, the agency. He de ni ed that the Peace Corps had could do quite well wi thout us.' th e copies burned . Officials were instructed ta w ho demanded to know why the volunteers were lost its idealism. Their etadies show, he said, that Other volunteers saw themselves, in the tell anyone asking for a copy that "a report was conducting a private meeting, The conference today's volueerj may he wof of their secret reports, as no more thijr more professional but made directly to the di rector and no copi es are had to be resumed behind closed doors of the they still are motivated by a desire to "political emissarle." help less U.S. "me Peace Corps Is not set tq, as an altruistic on file," fortunate people . He described the Peace Corps Ifere are other randon problems that were — TV-e Peace Corps high CoriLTiand in as "a very hurnane agency . . ." complained one recrui~ "but -. ,t, ...., ..i •i. Ci.t. T'n* u,'r' mm ik.. ç','rji fiiqir.l ,,, .. .1-. ...t .____ . ___ . City Howard W. LaFair, Orlando James C. Mincey, Osteen Sanford: , ,,• %"a" shaft f or Cllkculato Radio. ~ R cord.ni. etc. t an,r than regular AAM In Riot mas Florence S. Reed, Orange JUNE 1, 175 ADMISSIONS 11 -_ Duracell Batteries? 0 I SALISBURY, Rhodesia AP) — Police firt4i repeatedly into James W. Howell, DeBary rrowds of rioting blacks in Salisbury Sunday, killing 11 per. Stilton E. Harris, Deltona -sons and wounding 65 others, a Randall flains, Deltona Charles T. Rabun, Lake police spokesman said. Friday afternoon at Sanford Mary Alice Duhart Nursing and Con%lescetit (;errnan)' and had lived In Lake Mary since in 1951 moving their home from Chicago. lie was a Security forces moved in Sun. were killed in the fighting, Janette King FREDERICK BAUER Frederick Bauer, 93, former Sells Rashid Karami continued tryeluding an aide to former Pres- ing to form a cabinet to return Free public lecture on ident Camille Chamoun. Five JUNE 4 the capital to normal after 11 Altamonte Springs Woman's Transcendental Meditation, 8 perso ns, incluung another days of street fighting be tween Club, 11 a.m., covered dish p.m. Flagship Bank, 200 W. moun aide, were wounded, factional private armies. luncheon and program by Mrs. First St. Four Chamoun aides were A time bomb destroyed three Bob Hattaway, president, kidnaped Friday night, setting stores Sunday and intermittent Seminole County Federation of JUNE 7 the battle between armed shooting was heard. Many shots "A Nile at the Races" men off Wnnuin's Clubs. from the Christian village and business offices remained sponsored by Lake Mary Dam, about 15 miles sou th closed. Seminole Numismatic Rotary Club, 7-10 p.m., Mayfair Society, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Country Club. Benefit Rotary Beauty College, Sanford Avenue. All coin collectors Zoo, and Lake Mar)' Little League ball field. Cinema races and buffet. Eleven Killed COMMISSION Do You Know George Stuart today following two days of day, and a cease-fire was an. rocket a nd machine-gun ba ttles flounced. between them. There was scattered shooting in several sections of Beirut beOfficia ls said four persons fore dawn today as Premier — HIGHWAY SAFETY "I think his leg Is a little tired after being on his feet all day,'' the aide said. . C Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, presents the Jefferson Davis Medal to Guy Strickland, retired Navy Commander and history teacher, at the luncheon held Friday at — Middle East crisis. Satety is a family affair. Blake said Ford made a ml.,step as he was going up the GOVERNOR 'S Lebanese Feud Cooling !4421. Death me Peace Corps says do it our way or you don't borrow things and never return them" get a real dislike for the townspeoç-c here".. . get anything." . . . Area get into a fight, they're your friends . .. Margaret Ann Brown C) ,ril L Butner Liitira 1. Yesterday's high 90. Over. night low 69. Rainfall was i.39 Laura L Ford The trouble started at a Monroe Archie Lee Green inches. Partly cloudy to ocMary Horenstein, Longwood meeting of leaders of the AfrIcasionally cloudy through Isabel E. Pears" Fannie Lou Turner. Maitland can National Council I ANC I to Tuesday with thundershowers Ka therine L. Quackenbush Mary E. Greenwood, Orange discuss Prime Minister Ian Kim Grace Schmidt likely mainly during the a!Smith's proposal for a blackCity ternoon and evening hours. Glinda Seabaugh & baby boy white conference on Rhodesia'3 Mildred Smith Highs in the upper 80s anil low political future. DISCHARGES 90s and the low tonight in the Patricia S. Smith Piousan(is- of supporters of Dolores Walker 70s. South and southwest winds Sanford; the rival Zimbabwe African Willie Williams lOto 15 mph decreasing at night Carol M. Harrell People's Union i ZAPU) and Christine B. Gibbons, DeBary but gusty near thundershowers. Elizabeth MetMin Marguerite M. George, The rain probability is 30 per Anita H. Barnes Union iZANUt massed outside Deltona cent tonight and 50 per cent Howard W. Roda the meeting. A police Cdtherine D. Roy, Deltona Tuesday. Charlie Smillti Jr. spokesman said the crowd beat Kenneth F. Howell, Elsie A. MacDougall up a ZANtI executive member Longwood One Bell Nellons as he tried to get into the ErnnO G. Miller, New Scott M. Roche meeting another ZANU Sinyrna Beach Betty M. Luke, Altamonte execu tive member was thrown Russell P. Price, Winter Springs out of a window and the two Springs James E. Brantley, Christfactions in the crowd started I if it. . __ ; Thomas J. Bernosky The experience In faraway Somalia was "I've never met a Moroccan I felt! really know _______ T4' 1, j' .,., ---- MAY 31, 1715 ADMISSIONS Sanford: thram Grant Terry E. Inman - ________________ 44 , .. ' Pull Back ________________________ - _________ ; ,. - sending in volunteers. For example, a young foolish to make rules which could not be en. woman whuwassent to Afghanistan as a teacher forced," One of the New Delhi volunteers stated typical. Ambassador Raymond Tliurston sent a fowid she was con&idered a -prostitute" because flatly that "everybody in thJ's giroLT supprased documents. Wows Pot." At the class of the late President John F. telegram to the State Department In 1968 she was unmarried and was living with another The heavy 'hand of bureaucracy not ngle woman SOught conformity but brought ineptitude to the replaced. Apparently, they were mn.re interested would ever be accepted Into the community. volunteered to go to the forgotten corners of Peace Cor ps. Several volwfleers became so Ifl serving the Somalis than In carrying out his Some volunteers made scathing comments disgusted with the bureaucratic trivia ear th to he lp the disadvantaged, . ,!b ou t the pe ople they were supposed to be eamp1€'. that they rebelled It was a noble expe riment which soon began political policies. at attending a LI) flounder. Inevitably, the y ou ng idealists "TI'e Peace Corps is in Somalia," charged helping. Here are some typical remarks, for conference in Africa to discuss administrative one eer, ecause ered, they Morocco: "You don't feel at ease with them" ... poli tics, rumbIed, with such "Mickey Mou,,e'trnjng5 United States l'.as going there." lOs- ears, but insidershave slipped us some of a -..___1 The'sourets said the Israeft pullback would not affect • I- . - the size of the Egyptian force. ANDERSON WASHINGTON u t - .. . buffer zone in the Sinai I)esert Egypt is limited to the same number of troops and equipment on the other side of the U.N. area. The Cor se That Once Was Peace Cor s __ ,. I . forces would not change the position of the front line, but would further limit the number of tanks and cannon sta tioned wi thin a zone of limited armament. Under the terms of the disengagement agreement worked out by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, Israel is permitted no more than 36 artillery pieces, 30 tanks and 7,000 men in a six-mile-wide strip east of a U.N. , BERRY'S WORLD IJ It - JACK 00' NOTES - - 'j ;:: r j-M Premier Yitzhak Rabin was due to announce the pullback at a news conference shortly, the sources sa id. The sources said the onesided Israeli thinning out of . ad to say, has not vet 'HOSPITAL learned the bitter lesson of the folly of secret agreements. Our a?ered attitude toward Castro certainly cannot be based on the fact that he has changed his To ;:f;• waterway June 5, reliable sources said today. Vatican Influence Is F'elt - "__ JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel will withdraw some of armor and artillery from its front line with Egypt near the Suez Canal as a peace gesture to Cairo as It reopens the conscription. Feminists have tended to pooh-pooh the idea that the ERA would send women into the trenches alongside men, while at the same time others have stated that they would welcome the credO3 are being advanced that insist "respect opportunity to fulfill an equal obligation to their for the rights and talents of the indiidual has country. Anyway, they say, males themselves always been an abiding tenet of the party." have never been universally draftable. Theology Candor has not yet gripp-d the Committee to "The questions for many of our people, are no "n.e Church must be the Clurch, It must give students, those overage, etc., have always been the extent It will admit It is hellbent to change the longer simply questions of quantity how to get Witness in life and ministry to its own faith and exempted. wisdom, but at the same time image of the party. Publicity man Bill Royal ahead? but are new questions of quality must be a It's pointed oqt tiiat Israel drafts its women says the campaign is rather a realization that what after all, lathe good life? "..from National responsible and cooperative participant in the and they have never so far, anyway been public life of a diverse, pluralistic society." "we've not done a very good job in the past in Catholic Catechetleal Directory sent into combat. But then Israel does not have adequately explaining Republicanism." But The influence of Vatican II, the great .,God has not fallen silent. God still reveals an Equal Rights Amendment. whatever, image refurbishing or extended ecunienical council crested by Pope John XXI11, Nor is the argument that the United States has communications, headquarters is hustling as is still being felt around the world. Now a decade himself through the creatures he has node. thr ough the events of daily life, the crises of seen fit to prohibit discrimination based on race, perhaps never before to save what remains of later, the liberating process of the Christian history and the struggles of people. Ile still so why not sex?, entirely persuasive. 6iflace" is the GOP cause, experience is reflected in a new document answers prayers, still manifests himself and inclusive of bo th sexes and nei ther the 13th, 14th And that's precLsely what the hullabaloo created by the bishops of the U.S. conununicates Winself through the sacraments or' 15th Amendments, wWch dealt with ritizenconcerns, the consolidation of surivors. It would Conference. The material presentlyCatholic being rights, affected local laws or customs which and the entire life and teaching of the Church." be folly to think an image-rebuilding campaign gathered has a simple, yet profound theme: "All practices and all preaching, even the recognized distinctions and differences between would help the party grow in numerical strength guidelines for the teaching of religion to all U.S. Christian religion itself, must be nourished and men and women, whatever dwir race. (18 per cent of American voters, according to a Catholics. The participation and planning of Not so the ERA, say the critics. Its broad this ruled by Sacred Scripture." GOP poll last year. perhaps 22 to 23 per cent Directory will affect millions. Its influence will t problem in the Church language would obliterate all sexual distinctions, now), and nobody wants to waste time on soar far beyond the parish boundries of toth)' is what appears to be a significant number some of them quite necessary. The feminists fairyland dreams. The goal is more pragmatic. American Catholics, for the concerns and topics of half-hearW, indifferent Catholics." would be better advised to pursw the figh! "If people think the Republicans represent are universal. agai nst unfair sexual discrimination through And on America: the rich and Democra ts the poor," says research This new catechetical directory represents the specific laws aimed at specific injustices. director Richard Thaxton. "we could spend $100 participatim of more people than almost any "The new consciousness of dignity and worth In any event, as the Montana ruling suggests, million and not change that image significantly. other church document in print (and you know among black, red and brown Americans, among should the 27th Amendment become part of the Instead we have to convince people cur can- how much church people like the printed word). % ortien and young people, should be signs of hope Constitution, a f uture Supreme Court could be in didates are betL-r than other candidates. We Imt year more than 0,000 Catholics in North for vital new contributions to American iociety. for some interesting disDutes. think that if voters feel arich man can solve their America attended consultations. Some 30,000 Yet man)' people at all levels regard these Ten years from now the United States Is either problems better titan a George McGovern, individuals and recom- developments merely as dangers to3ocial order going to have a lot of clean plants or a lot fewer they'll vote for the rich. The vote Is what were mendationsforthispaper.Thescopeandvariety and stability.... Perhaps this need for plants, say some observers. after." of topics reflect not only the direction of the leadership, for vision, for new energy, can be The often painful choice between eri. So it is. to get the vote, that the Republican Church now but the commitment of its leader. met by a Catholic people who will understar-d vironmental quality and increased productivity image campaign is being aimed primarily at ship for the immediate future. Some gems from and accept a renewed concern for the public life has been confrontir.g the nation for some time, of Republicans. this 50 page working paper: of their society." course. publication, First Monday, Is featuring farmers in the field on its cover, and real or imagined Israel case if he resisted the draft on the ground that women are exempt. The question, of course, is moot right now, as the lawyers say, because there l.a no longer a $ draft. But young men still have to register With their local boards at 18, and with the kind of world we live in it would be foolish to predict that the na tion will never again have need of mili tary a P - qb M 4K / Should that become the law of the bURl, it would seem that a young man would ha ve a good i ll - '' DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) - b.S. officials are reported hoping for quick approval of an American professor's plan to go into the jungles of eastern Zaire to negotiate with Marxist guerrillas holding two Stanford University students and a young Dutch woman. Diplomatic sources said Peter Steiner, University of Michigan economics professor, has volunteered to negotiate with the guerrillas on behalf of Stanford ana the hostages' parents. The sources said Steiner hopes to enter Zaire from nei gh boring Burundi. They sald the Bunmdi government has issued Steiner a re-entry visit necessary for him to use Burundi as a base of operations, but he still needs approval from President Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire, the former Belgian Congo. account of sex." I S. " it — _ e ,' ( - ~__ to IS mounting. The propOsed amendment states simply deceptively so, some fear — that "Equality of righ ts under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any state on e'' / \ -: There is little chance that the recent ruling by a federal judge In Butte, Mont., that the military draft unfairly discriminates egainst men will be upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, should question go that far, It could very well be a different matter, however, when the 27th, or Equal flights, Amendment (ERA) is ratified b) the necessary 38 sta tes. pe rha ps one should say "if" it is ratified, since the momentum behind it3eems to have stalled at the 3state mark and opposition SAIJ.BIIRG, Austria (AP) was coming down the ramp in the rain to greet him. After their fit conference, White house aides blame a from his plane at the S!Ilzburg Taking a similar light tone, Ford stumbled near the top of a chronic 'football knee" for the airport. Still Leveral steps from Mrs. Ford told newsmen: "it flight of thickly carpeted stairs. hart fall and oth'r.'s*teps the bott ! 9pped 'a.s a nonskid heel, it sd on SadatceachedUuUostddy i'im that President Forl suffered in right heel caugh t on the final the bottom." and took his arm for the Salzburg on Sunday. step. lie sprawled forward on Rear Adm. William R. Lu. remaining 20 steps of the IA. Col. Ro bert Blake, Ford's his hands and one knee. The kash, he President's doctor, sta ircase. Mr Force aide, disclosed that h ee l was torn off. explained that Ford's knee gets Robert Mead, F ord's i1:jiriInt wears Shaken a n d ced, :tIuI he in ene position for a kneesupporter wht-ii he plays President landed practically visioll adviLwr, was present and ' a', an e;ztenkf] p.,ri,) ,i of time co ntended golf because of an injury w hen the feet of Austrian Chancellor that eyewitness ac. lAlkash said Ford assured he played center for the Uni- Bruno Krelsky. Ford rose him he was not hurt by his fall, counts of the stumble were "absolutely false." Later presiversity of Michigan during the quickly to shake Kreisky's hand but he did not examine him. 1930s. and to assure the chancellor he The Preiident slipped again dential press secretary Ron Ford's fall, which appeared was uninjured. Sunday as he was entering and Nessen said: "It was a sligh t to have been caused by rainThat's all there was to "Sorry I tumbled in," he told leaving the 16th Century palace misstep. tv slicked ste ps, occurred as he the small crowd that t urned out where he met with Egyptian - 4 L1_ I Bad Knee Blamed For Fall P . / .,•.,_ Board Equality Talks In President Takes A Tumble . WA_W~l -....- I_0 . 11 ,DvAoI ___k~_ raft II / I . D .-~ I I Republican House leader J'ohn Rhodes who sees the party f ortunes th us: "Being a Republican In the 94th Congress is like being stationed at the In the main, then, for the present anyway, GOP arrogance is missing, a positive victim of Watergate. In its stead is new realism, a sense the nation is no longer created of us and them. ______________ - Candor is not the least of the alterations at the GOP bastion. And not a minute too soon. The political caskets are crowded with stiff upper lips, as a Republican veteran puts it, "for self 1') insisted that will probably open the door to Castro. Under the Treaty of Rio, concluded in 1947, two-thirds of a' _____________________________ ______ - diplomacy." Other Chiles arrived shortly before the 11am. opening ceremonies, made a few short opening remarks, crowned th e Sweet Corn Festi val Queen and th en cut the ribbon opening the two-day event, sponsored by the Northwest Orange County linprovement Association, Inc. Chiles sLiyed at the festival until about 3 p.m. when he departed for hl return trip to Washington —Bill Currie DON OAKLEY ______ v Of Silence BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - A curtain of silence has closed around Cambodia since the Khmer Rouge took Phnom Penh April 17. The few reports that have emerged Indicate a long period of isolation lies ahead for the country as the new leaders organize and try to forge a revolutionary society. Exactly who is in charge In Phnoni Penh is still a mystery. Western anal ys ts befor the atl could Jiever say positively which of three major factions and a number of regional and Ideological offshoots that made up the Communist-led Khmer Rouge would prove dominant. Reports since then have done little to clarify the situation. D.'ni,tv Pr.mijpr Khleu Sainphanj'i..c'l•' economt, was widely bellevel to have been the stronigman of the revolution, A few radio broadcasts recently have mentioned his name together with his other titles of defense minister and armed forces chief. Iawton Chiles(D-Fla.) Progress - Closes Over Cambodiaa , Among th e distingu ished guests for Saturdays annual Zellwood Sweet Corn Festival was Senator _____ in back rooms and corridors, not on the open deception is a fatal disease." There are a few in convention floor. And while U.S. Secretary of State the party wi th lingering myopia, as Sen. Paul Henry Kissinger agreed that the OAS assembly Fanln who sa ys the movement "not only isn't was "coming to some understanding on how to dead it's not even sick." But the majority Identify more with proceed" on the Cuban question, he also that "it is better to leave a little room for secret Curtain Making 17S5A SAI2BURG, Austria (AP) The two presidents began they would not have agreed to when Egypt reopen., the Suez bar Israeli ships and cargo more serious, smiling faintly President Ford and Egypt's their windup JscussIon at 11:40 do so had the talks been unpro Canal June 5. from the canal on grounds the from time to time while Sadat ductive. The Israe s li sa previously id two states technically are still grinned broadly. Anwar Sadat today began the a.m. 6:40 am. EDT - and, As the two presidents met, reopening of the waterway was at war. final session of their Salzburg within minutes, aides an. reliable sources in Jerusalem in Egypt's self-interest and did Their sessions had been deSadat was particularly ant. summit with hints that they nounced Ford and Sadat would said Israel will withdraw some not oblige Israel to respond with mated as he and Ford posed for scribed as "very warm, very may be mkklng progress on talk to newsmen following the of its armor and artillery from a peaceful gesture. Egypt also photos friendly" alth ough cloaked in at the start of Mideast problems, meeting. It seemed evident its front line as a peace gesture is on record as saying it would Salzburg meeting. Ford seemed secrecy. IN BRIEF -' TOM TIEDE Ford, Sadat Said WORLD home. There have been varying reports circulating hereabouts regarding an organization called 'The New Spirit ol'76 Foundation," with headquarters in Washington, D.C. This is definitely a non-profit organization but is in no way connected with the official American Bicentennial Committee. From what we can determine fror, th e literat ure that's sent out, the organization is more of a Buycentennial organization as it seeks out donors and wants people to sign The American's Creed, reaffirming their belief in the U. S. A. as a gov ernment of the people, by the people and for the people. Also enclosed in its literature is a catalogue of 'The U.S. Federal Post Office, Seminole County Courthouse and all of the banks (celebrating the holiday that I saw had no flags flying. 'My t ha nks to the Rotary for putting on such a line memorial for they (the Rotarians) honored both the dead and those still living. Otherwise, the day would have been a total loss." We agree with Mr. Balint in that many people either forget what Memorial Day is to symbolize or just plain don't care. Surely, th e flag should have been displayed over WASHI NGTON — ON EA ~ — The silver-coifed receptionist with the D.A.R. disposition still decorates the lobby, as does the photo ci Richard barriers, Nixon. The ladies on the payroll still look like Cuba was not even listed on the formal agenda in Washington, but OAS members appear to have wholesome cheerleaders grown up, as do many of the dark-suited men. But otherwise there is an coni:luded nevertheless that the time has come to environment of change, even of shakeup, in the trade with Fidel Castro. Among the mellowest of Capitol Hill mansion which is home to the advocates was that of the United States itself. Republican National Committee. "We've gotten U.S. citizens may never know why the U.S. lean and mean," says one officer, "and God knows we have to be." policy toward Cuba has changed so abruptly, and our behavior at the Washington conference did nothing to illuminate the dark corners. - displayed. - items for sale with order blanks for returning to Washington, D.C., along with cah, check or money order or your favorite charge card number. Personally, we think if you're going to back the Bicentennial celebration, you should do it by pur. chasing sanctioned items through the Seminole County Bicentennial Committee. Alter all, what monies are spent here, stay here and are not sent off somewhere for someone else to Support the Bicentennial Committee, but dolt at the buildings of that observed the holiday by especlosing their doors and taking the day off daily a federal, county or municipal building, To those who failed to fly our nation's colors, we say shame on you. And for those few who did, well. . thanks for remembering. It's nice to know some care that oth ers may have lost their lives while fighting to protect those freedoms we enjoy today. Steve alInt of 101 Bunker Lane dropped by Th Herald recently and offered this observation: "Where has our patriotism gone? "Last Monday was Memorial Day, so I took a ride around Sanford and made a general survey of the flags displayed. "I started at the waterfront at Lake Monroe and drove south on Sanford Avenue to Airport Boulevard and in that distance I only saw eight flags. And, on my return going north on Park Avenue from the Intersection of 17-92 to the waterfront, there were a total of seven flags ___ ',.CLtv Kaneaer - , .. .be e of City Clerk1 City Hall .&LLtce '" '.iiu..a — -_ — Sntacwuni nurnkr _________________________ L~~Mmw "" r '-(,,.4 ______________________________ ______________________ _______ ' ____ ____ $_____________________________ - ____ $___________________________________________________________ 31,4O23 Is ________ !!= ll~ == == J Southeast National Bank of Cocoa 5' Forte-st Asr . Cotcu 2922, (3( °' Soul he t Bank of Dtftona fl [hJtocu h1d. 327i, 6(tR-44(,2 Southeast First National Bank ci Maitland 17-92 hthstjd Ar,, Maiibnd 32751. (41 7(*) Southeast Bank of MelbothuE 1025 S lLahckXk St. Mdk,urnr 32901, 72378.lI / Southeast Bank of NewSmsna 2tX) Cilul St.. Nr Sn',rnj Ik,a&h 428-2-101 / So,jtheasl Ba ikof [as1Ovane 7')R N St-moran Blvd. Orntk, 12H07. 27 I(*) / Southeast National Bank of OtIandoOn. S. Rosalind Av e.. Orlando 32801. 8t4(X)0 Soutnejit First National Bank of Satellite Beach 1090 hlws AlA. S.neflc Death 9' to ci Sc. �_____ MEN Festival WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - '- .s-_i- - Golf Group Graced Monday, June 2, 1975-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, El. l At Tourney ir DELTONA— The Year-End- DeBARY — This year the -. . n uuiiuy Mansion, designated a uesignaieu. -.p. -.1slorical Florida site located in the heart of DeBary at 210 Sunrise Boulevard, celebrates its 104th anniversary. :- \ For two days the mansion, 'J &.1 I . 'D Photo by EhIz-" ---- Drew of Eau Gallie and James Koevenig of Oviedo showing waterrolors; Barbara Dunstan, of Minnich of KLssmmee Freda Webster of BI c Sid Smith of Leesburg and many more showing oils, Award winners were: Watercolors: John Yaeckle 101 - Make Your House 'Child-Safe' Elizabeth Johnson, Miami, units or methods of discarding Children Under 3 Years of buying electrically-operated imaginative child's mind Age" A very young child may toys for older, more mature r A child's world is an open However, this space capsule units '••• -, Remove the door and place place objects in his or her children, look for the UL Ustin1 ended, kaleidoscopic place doesn't travel an)-where, and where a multitude of objects its construction is airtight. The the refrigerator with the mouth. Therefore, the toys and Mark. This indicates that the and impressions invade the frantic, enclosed child can storage compartment opening to) accessories you buy should design of the toy has been tested senses The freshness of mans quickly use up the oxygen butted firmly against a wall. be non-toxic and too large to be with regard to nationally An electric range is another swallowed or placed in the nose recognized stdndards objects, and the tmagir.aflon provided, and may eentual:3 Your child's early years . suffocate. This is why a UL object sure to attract an In many cases, the child is -. that a child brings the temptation of these objects, Listed refrigerator unit is inquisitive child's attention He unaware of the danger involved should be a rewarding period, drives the child toward ex- designed to open easily from may climb on top of the range in touching sharp edges or for exploration. U1, offers these ploraflon. However, this brand the Inside when the amount of and play with the control knobs, points. Their toys should be free suggestions In the Interest of of exploration may create force that can be exerted by a or accidentally brush against a of these sharp areas. When making it safe period, as well. Dwayne Royston painted sign advertising Lake Brantley Art Show illerald Photo by Fida Nichols) dangerous situations. Under- 'child is applied to the door. This control en route to an overhead . -• -. writers Laboratories, would enable the childtoescape cabinet. lf the surface burner is activated, the child may be r ecognlzlngtheklndsof scrapes a dangerous situation, ore a seriously burned. Therefore, If you plan to that kids can get into, offers the ow following advice on child refrigerator or freezer for later is a good idea not to store en. use, or to discard one, you ticing items in a cabinet above safety. should act upon one of the the range. It Is also obvious that An old refrigerator or freezer children should be supervised lying in disuse in your following suggestions: Check with your local fire, when in the kitchen. If your basement or garage is a potential "child-trap." This police, health, or building of. child normally wakes up before unit may become a "fortress" ficlals regarding ordinances you do, close the kitchen off . Lake Brantley High School recently held the Third • or "space capsule" In an relating to storage of unused with a gate or other barrier JP' Annual Art Show, with 300 students entering works of art, prior to retiring for • . -. -including paintings, ceramics, sculptures, macrame, Dressing your child in close jewelry, drawings and crafts. fitting clothes is another precaution against fabric ' Any art student, in grades 9-12, was eligible to enter ignition and eventual km. their work, provided It was done this school year. Ralph Finally, UI. Lasted ranges will .-. Bagley of the Maitland Art Center, awarded the Best of soon be required to have • . . Show Award to Debbie Dauphin, for a contour drawing. rn,., and publicity George May takes a two • She won a scholarship to one of the Art Center's Graphic x u iliary ruxwar/ A director Russ Brety. orations t classes. The Seminole Numismatic should make . DELTONA— The re Wed- maneuvering of controls a more Lake Brantley Art instructors are: Ms. Debbie Hobbs, :. monthly meeting of the LadiesSociety the firstkI nesda) ofmeets each month drawing, painting and graphics, Ms Fran S Bowden, 7:30 difficult task ., Auxthar to the VFW Post 10096 p.m., in the Sanford ceramics, and commercial graphics, and Alan Sanberg, will be held at the borne of College on Sanford Avenue. It / \ . . ._. Flammable liquids are beginning art. Auxiliary president Carolyn you have a desire to learn more hazardous to begin with, but in -. • . --. . DeVary, 67$ Normandy Blvd., about coin collecting, come on the hands of a child they can on June 4 the coin collectors become doubly so. Keep all e lme:ting flammahie liquids out oftheir year. reach —and don't let them play The meet ng date has been with matches or lighters. changed from June 12, because Hoosiers Remember that not all toys this is the date of the State are for all children. The type of g-k Convention of the VFW in The Indiana Club of Deltona toy that a given cWId should be Miami which delegates from will meet June 5 at 4 p.m. at the playing with is dependent on the the local auxiliary will be at- home of Mr. and Mr-s. James size, age, strength and maturity Lending. Gordon, 132 West Wellington of the child Some toys might On Saturday at 6.30 p.m. Dr., for a garden party and get- have specific warning labels, o members of the VFW Post 10096 together. Meat will be furnished such as 'Not Intended for Ms. Debbie Hobbs (left) with Janet Stettoer, sophomore, who won the Teague Middle School Award, Five Savings and its Ladies Auxiliary will by the club white salads and Join with members of the dessert will be brought by the offir Military Order of the Cooties members. Thme attending are Federation To Sponsor Gnats 42 and its Auxiliary at asked to bring their own lawn Deltona Community Center to chairs A musical program will Smart To s celebrate the second birthday be presented alter dinner. For rIn Art C lasses of the Order of the Cooties. A reservations, call Mrs. Gordon that play it cool covered dish dinner will be heldno later than June 3. '.'-DeBARY — Summer Art week of June 7 through the close "-' . •L at6:30p.m. followed by social Classes, sponsored by the of his class sessions. hour of dancing and Wayfarers 4.,.-. / and versatile •'-' $ Watterson will exhibit his Florida Federation of Art Inc., merrymaking to the tunes of '.' Ail DeBARY— A festive af- will begin on June lo,inDeBary paintings and sculpture The Lamplighters. for summer - The Gnats Pup Tent 42 was ternoon prevailed at the hall, 210 Sunrise Blvd., with throughout the entire month of ---. \•. -' I formed in Deltona In June of [)ellarv Wayfarers May artist John Watterson of June in the DeBary Hall Free $25 1973, iiith Donald Lavery meeting when wives and guests Jacksonville scheduled to Galleries. A reception for this Seri -• I.. J elected as the first Seam were honored by the local conduct the first class. For artist will be held r Savings Squirrel. He follows Reese masons on their Ladies Day. details contact Mrs. Alberta from 2 to 5 p.m., at the Hall. McKeurley. Coy, P.O. Box 844, DeBary Public is invited. Bond with this More than 250 attended. Watterson Is a graduate of Hospital chairman John 1 1 a r 18-11b. District Deputy Worshipful 32713. " r.g1 Students will be instructed in Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y. Bacon and his committee have Grand Master T. E. Wind. 1 J 1capacity Heavy q received State citations for dhorst, assisted by president oil painting, sculpture and there He attended Florida State f' their splendid hospital work as David Wester-strand, presented will be special childrens' University earning a Bachelor Duty Washer. • -" did Mrs. Laura Lavery and he 50-year pins and scrolls of classes in papier mache work, of Arts, Painting and Art WCD , committee from the Auxiliary, jongratulatlons to Brothers Morning, afternoon and History Degree. At present heis -Ihe Cootmes and Auxiliary .- n Alvin ( hans, AIn2l cvring sesInns will be on artist in schools for the hpitals and local Nursing Harmon, Benjamin Leisby, arranged by the instructor Duval County 3chool Arts 416 $296 Homes were ieterans are George P. Pcxilas Earl C. Webb, artist is he will be in residence Center and teaching avulpture " — ' -- :--------------------confined. They also visit George S. Wiswell and Herbert at DeBary Hall all during the at Jacksonville Art Museum. Sheer twin fops -children's homes. Frigidaire Free E. Olson. Mr. Olson had Lit Thenextregularmeeflngof -earsofservice. priced from 26° • -' ' . SavinøsllondOffer AFd.WCflwu.q P C the Cooties and Auxiliary will '1 I \nother 25 members rec-vivNi \ t;xiwru'ir' T/: !h'in !e mi' Jjn. 5 J. I,1915 ' i jnerit. Oils: William Donnell, Miami Springs, first; Sid Smith, l.eesburg, se co nd; Sue Pon- St prings, merit. t .. ) - -'.<i •- ,_.._c, Aw — ,Awe -.---.-... •-' -:-.-- '-:-. - I :- and Country Club at which Mr j • - ' ' J E Sayles, director of the -, Bank, presented the winner In each of the four Flights, pla)ed, t with a beautiful silver Paul Revere Bowl Those receiving these first place awards were. It, Pat DuBois, in the First F1 offlcm (from left) an Mrs. Thomm L lAqen, Hn. MarweG Zager, Mri. Alex Weiss, and 'ght New Lorene Burgard, the Second Mrs. William Kauffman (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards) Flight; Penny Merrow, Third --- '- - '-r.-' -- -'-•[ •_y'liEjL - .,-" ___________ .;--- Fourth Flight. All were for Low Grms. • . .-............" - --. -- • FIING ui' PLACE . - Light) women golfers and several ins, mted guests at -' tended and after viewing -- - - "fl: -- .---.-.___-_ award ceremony saw officers of the Women's Gcll Group in. With new space allotted them at Longwood Elementary School, stalled into office. They were: members of RSVP, Retired Seniors Volunteer Program, are Mrs. Thomas L. I.argen, making preparations to move from their old headquarters at president; Mrs. Maxwell 4i Seminole JunlorCollege. Orlando Gr-aul repairs a window frame. Zager, vice-president; Mrs. V Hopefully their new home will be ready for occupancy this Wednesday. ________________________________________________________________________________________ D i sso l u t ions Of Brenda Joyce Graham rr age Ma i Nancy Lou Tukalo & Alexander Wasil Dennis Stewart & Sue T. Mariam Ella. Phelps & Howard Eugene Robert L Howard & Joyce E. Daniel A. Edwards & La Verne E. Willie tee Dixon & Lillian & Fight Cancer AN AL' iw7w ia_w_ 74 LESSON [ with a checkup and a Check Oq AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Alex Weiss, ry and Mrs. Kauffman. treasurer. -- _•'_ -'__ — - . 1 J AL3i111iW. [' A ssociate I _ 1_li1I' I _ secreta William Standings of players for all fl igh t, were: First Fligh t: Low Gross: PatDeBols, lst with 93; first tow net with 76, Gladys Marcel H. Deschamps & LupUn and Kay Bellows Second low net, with 77, Helen Gloria Ann Hap Michael Barritt & Sharee Miller, Hazel McFadden and lone Betty Belson. Third low net. Truman D. Owens & (lois E. with 78, Vera Halter, Phyllis Dorothy Chasarik & Frank i. Goodmanson, Ruth Cubbison, Stanley W. Wright Jr. & Chris Verna Ely and Delores Ayres. Low Win Firth Hand with E. 1 Nancy Gail Tucker & Steven 30. A ____ STOREWIDE !I • ____ MENSWEAR JUST IN TIME I FOR FATHER S DAY putts, Double Knit Dress Pants - Fl Florence Jean vi Oliver & Second Flight: Low gross, Loren Burgard wi th 102, 1st First low net with Florence Bu tler & M I arion Juniors: Marjorie ShropVivian Tyalor; second, Sally shire, first; Sherrie Fitch, Gladys R. Buccini & Marko Bell, 75; third, Marge Orlando, second, Mary hartG. Edmundson, 76; fourth, Muriel wig, Sanford, third arid Kathy Mary Peterson Coleman & Zager. 77' fifth Therese Weiss lucky, Sanford, merit. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland H. Goble of take Mary announce Lenzy 78' sixth Margaret Fisher and Special Awards of merit: the engagement of their daughter, Debra Kay to Charles J.R. Dunaway & Roberta A. Sally Craig, 79; seventh Buhier Marge Minnlch, Kissimmee; Clinton Brown II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Brown, also Mary M. Greenwood & Glenn Kauffman Lois G and Dorothy Huck, Tituaville and of Lake Mary. H. "° 1k ' a - Drew Wiiii PJ The poolside wedding will take place at the home of the Adolph Wengren, Orlando. Clint H. Watts Jr., & Mary Jenn i e Mosk owitz, $1; ninth, Purchase awards went to Olivia bridegroom on J une 71cr the Immediate family. A reception , Watts Peg M)era, Mary Marchok, and for the couple nil be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Fire Hall In Ackerman of Jacksonvill e and Ellen T. Patton & Donald Lake Mary. All friends are invited to attend. Mildred Kaucher, Lake Wales. Majel Hallahan with 82. Low John E. Bostick & Jean M. putts, Esther Williams, Irene Johnson and Martha Miller with 37. ' COMPLETE LY WASHABLE SIZES 29 to 50 ' $15.00 ...... i Charles Brown dune Work ',', f -a.. = --. P _____ Debra GobleWill Wed REG $20.00 NOW $ 1 1 00 NOW $1600 REG. NOW $ 35 $25.00 ..NOW $ 65 Sport Coat s $22.50 . —__ SOLIDS & PLAIDS e%uuI, REG. -- SHORTS - LONGS - R EG. $55 00 .......... ,u $cnoo 575.00 ....... NOW $ )UL 95 REG iv REG. $67.50 __________ NOW u . 'Thinks F ish i ng D ear A bby Elvira Newcomb, 79; '' secondldaEngstrom,80; third, sI Johanna Winter, 82; fourth. Muriel Philli ps, 84; fifth, Irene By ABIGAIL VAN IWREN Carr, 89; sixth, Johanna Kent, 88; seventh, Elsie Jones, ; DEAR ABBY: Each year my The week Is the high have well afforded it) gave her Besides, it might be one way to eighth. Lillian Pohl, 90. Low putts, Jessie Broomfield with husband and our teenage aons spot of their year. And it's my no help at all. reduce the Inheritance tax. Ispend a week up north fishing. absolute lowest. Years later, when the DEAR ABBY: I noticed a 35. They love it. I hate it. I wish my Am I wrong to want to stay daughter no longer needed letter in column from a Fourth Fligh t. L grss o, husband and the boys would go home' It would be a great anything , her mother died and minister who complained had officiated UVII) noiugszfla.r-n. with 12. without me, but when I mention vacation for me not having to left her a small lorture. because after he it, my husband says, "No, we'll cook, wash or iron. Help me, tier letter prompts mine: My at burial services for people First low net, Florence just skip it this year because Abby, They believe In you. late husband used to say, "It Is who didn't even belong to his Burhenne, 93; second, Florence Ar") royio third, ict ALL Mom doesn't want to go." The FISHED OUT be tter to give with warm church, their families failed to ,,,, . .ow putts, Merrill with buys are disappointed and Morn hands."(Meaning: "while one pa for ervi ces. 36 . DEAR FISHED: IMPLORE is alive.") He practiced that is the heavy. I don't know how other Folks Abby, before we had children, Dad to let you off the book this philosophy all his life and loved handle, it, but here in Tacoma, to give. , I went fishing with my husband time. You've earned your stayWash., the funeral director just Now that he is gone, I am adds $25 to the cost of the so he would have coin- at-home vacation. IP.S. To the panlorship, and I plan to do it men In house: "I)ON'T giving to my children and funeral, and he pays the again when the children are NAG—GO S`TAG! III grandchildren "with warm minister without bothering the 4 gone. When the boys were small hands," which gives them family. I went without complaint DEAR ABBY: I read a letter much pleasure. But to be Not long ago, I received it 40 because I felt I was needed; in your column from a woman perfectly honest, I am selfish, letter from an elder!)' couple small boys coul'l at times be who couldn't bring herself to because w hen I give to them, who as making funeral more problems than pleasure spend the inheritance money rny pleasure is far greater than arrangements in advance. A for a man on a week's fishing her mother had left her. The theirs. Enclosed was a check for $25 trip, reason: When she ithe SELFISIIGRANDMA with the following note: "We DEAR GRANDMA: What want to be buried together. This But the boys are not children daughter) was struggling with ' now, and they couldn't care less a young family to make ends this world needs is more of your should cover it." w he ther I went along or not. meet, her mother iwbo could brand of "selfishness." (P.S. FUNERAl. l)IRECTOR S r For Th e - 50 SA VEI SA VE1. 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Maitland, first; Helen Hickey, Juliana Marie Neil & Harold Annual Art ,m., ,n., ,. . - ' '' St. Petersburg, second ; James Koeienig, Oviedo, third and The Herald Senices N. hpi,I i iti' 19 t 7- i •-- '— - . Orlando, first: Nell Adamson, NEW He - . - i ., ,,_. 'low the DeBary Halt housing The Dividends, a group of volunteers in Seminole County who volunteer their time In different schools, were given awards of ap. predation at a recent coffee, held at the First Federal Savings and Loan Building, in Altamonte. Al Keeth, school board member, Is shrwn with Filen Fallon, Eastbrook School, and Dec Noxun, Sabal Point School (Herald do - Herald Correspondent the Florida Federation of Art, as glamorized by the Spring Art Festival being conducted by the Federation The tree-shaded grounds were prepaied with decorated exhibition spaces where 93 artists presented nearly 2,nOWO works of art Exhibitors included: James __— Ends Year Mansion By FANNETE EDWARDS REAPING DIVIDENDS Monday, June 2, 113-7A , Sui a lk ts W •REG.. SHORTS - LONGS .REG $ 100 REG. 00 $ 12 1 ' - s a OT Seminole and Vol'usi a , ,AE 1 SOLIDS PATTERNS. STRIPES NOW REG. $ io.00 .......... 00 nun $6 o00 $5 00 i REG. 8 REG. $15.00 .......... NOW1O00 $12.00 ---------- NOW $ 00 j OFF -- h1t, \Vlwre to PAJAMAS go for all the • information vt)u need Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 - REG. $7.50 • Ties . 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"There was no doubt he was going to do it. The only question is how many more he's going to Irwin Coasts pitch," Koufax said. lie said the number might reach 10 or 12 with the kind of fastball he has. The National League's New York Mets traded Ryan and thre others to the Angels in 1971 for third baseman Jim Fregosi. And Ryan blossomed in 1972, posting a 19-16 record with 329 strIkeouts In his first American League season , The following year Ryan set an all-time single season major league strikeout mark of 383, bettering by one Koufax' 1965 record. Ryan had a 21-16 record in 1973 anl pitched two no-hitters against Kansas City and Detroll, both on the road. Last year he was 22-16 with 367 strikeouts and pitched one more no-hitter, Sept. 28 here against Minnesota on the final night of the season, Angels' Manager Dick Vilhams has said he looks for a nohitter every time Ryan takes the mound. Ryan doesn't. "A no-hitter isn't on my mind , i = IL /f y Oif 1118 16119 Early American - I "All he young Torn Watson finished ATLANTA (All) had to do was coast around," second at 68-275. said Charles Coody. "Nobody Irwin's 17-under-par 271 over took a run at him" the hills and valleys of the 6,Hale Irwin, the 1974 U.S. 883-yard Atlanta County Club Open champion, accomplished course was the lowest in nine his goal Sunday and coasted to tour events on this picturesque, an easy four-shot victory In the piney layout, bettering by one $225,000 Atlanta Golf Classic, shot the previous record set two "I went out with the distinct years ago by Jack Nicklaus. impression I had to shoot a 69 Irwin hit two of the ,O0O today," said Irwin. "That to spectators during the round a would make someone have man with his tee shot shoot a 65 to beat me" third hole and a woman watchThe former University of orado golf and football star did trig from the edge of the fairway even better a four-under-par on 11. Irwin 's fourth In 68 and no one even apan eight-year career but his proached 65. Asked why no one made a run ft since last year's Open, was at hint, Irwin, who will be 30 Worth $45,000. There was a three-way tie for Tuesday, replied, "It's Sunday. fourth place between Nicklaus, It's choking the." Coody, winless since captur- who had won the two previous ing the Masters in 1971 was the tour events here, Johnny Miller two and Miller Barber, They stood only player to get within ' stints of the lead. That came on at 277 as Nicklauz and Barber the first hole, which he parred closed with 69s and Miller with a 70 and Irwin bogeyed. 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He worked five in- hitter. Mike lye singled in one Murcer belted a pair of two- nings and gave up three runs. insurance run in the eigh th and run homers at wi nd y- Jarry Dave Winfield doubled home Park to help the San Francisco Willie Montanez also ano ther in the nin th. Gian ts pound the Expos 13-5 homered for the Giants while Cubs 7, Dodgers 2 Sunday while Baker hit a pair of Larry Parrish, Gary- Carter, Manny Trillo hit a two-run solo stints to lead the Atlanta Pete Mackanin and Mike single, Andy Thorton homered Braves past the Pirates 5-2. Jorgensen connected for and Steve Swisher drove in two "That was the first time I hit Montreal. runs with a triple and a sacritwo home runs this year," said Baker's home runs helped At- (ice fly as Chicago regained Murcer who has seven on the lanta knuckleballer Phil Niekro first place in the East Division. year. "They don't come too of. raise his record to 5-4 with a 10- Bill Bonham, 5-4, got the win ten." hitter, Niekro. Darrell Evans and Ralph Garr all contributed and former Cub Burt Hooton, 3Baker, who has never hit s took the lose. run-scoring singles. more than2ljnaseasonbuth Reds 5, Cardil 10 already this year, insisted: 'PhilHes 5, Astras 4 Joe Morgan clubbed a three'Really. I don't start hitting Philadelphia built a 5-0 lead run homer and Johnny Bench home runs until after the All. after five innings, then held on added a two-run double to powStar break. This is the third behind Larry Christianson's 3 1- er Cincinnati to its ninth victory time I've hit two consecutive 3 innings of scoreless relief, in the last 10 games. Jack homers in the majors. I know Greg Luzinski and Mike Ander- Blllingham, 5-3, stopped St. my stroke is all right when I hit son each doubled home a run Louis on five hits. The victory line drives like that. and Jay Johnstone homered for pulled the Reds within a half. Elsewhere in the National the PhiIs. Tommy helms had a game of first-place Los Angeles League, Philadelphia edged two-run single for Houston. in the West. r' - •• LramDng Ii ' B ALEX SAUIARE excitement, the flamethrowing history with four no-hitters. "I AP Sports Writer right-hander was cool as ice as never give it a lot of thought 1k crowd of 18, 492 wis tie etched his niche inbaseball s really I don t' screaming with every pitch No- record books with the fourth noElsewhere in the American Ian Ryan threw. Ruth Ryan hitter of his career. League, Detroit split with Chi'%atthed her husband from the "It's just some thing that hap- cago, winning 5-1 and losing 3-2; High Robert Borkowski, kit, attempts to block shot stand tensing with each dehv- pens," said Ryan, whose 1-4) Kansas City swept Milwaukee of member of next )'ear's varsity squad In Friday's intrasquad er'. Even his California Angels masterpiece against the Balti- 13-6 and 11-5; Boston outscored game In Oviedo. Ile outgoing seniors will leave the gym with sweet memories of beating the upcoming varsity team, 5643.teammates felt the pressure. more Orioles Sunday put him Minnesota 11-9; Oakland beat But not Ryan. While everyone alongside Sandy Koufax as the Cleveland 6-3, and New York (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) around him was swept up In the only pitchers in major league defeated Texas, 8-4. Maybe Ryan wasn't thinking no-hitter, but every- one around 4Lç* 'um was ThefansatAnaheim Stadium, who began buzzing in the middle Innings, started to - . . _, -, . , . - . $ - Andretti e man a s onors Clifford Martin, a foriner All- With a four-under-par 285 over the municipally-owned Pine Ridge course , the hit I.PGA money winner earned In the time trials before the lishnian, was third in a Shadow. LONG POND,Ila. 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N — - -.- ________________________________________________________________________________________ DOLLY MADISON CI4A!S CHINA ' BAI.I ItOI{I Al') It was the Hall of Fame,'' Miss i w ee k to remember for Ka thy Whitworth said after a birdie C! y4 Whitworth or will be, when putt on the 17th green gave her she fnahhy has time to reflect a one-stroke victory Sunday and realizes what happened o ver Sandra Haynie in the 72- ,5jr1 Six days after being inducted hole tournament. into the Ladies Professional"It reall y has asn n 't soaked in Golfers Association hall of yet," sheadded "It may be two OUTGOING Fame, the veteran campaigner or three weeks before it really came from behind to win her comes to inc I'm still numb" third prestigious I.PG/I Understandably, Mi s s VS. INCOMING pionship. Whitworth's 73rd tournament hard to believe I'm in title didn't shake her up quite as much. I • "Life changes," she said. fl i i Dears T is wasn't like m first win or the second, or the third. even like the first II'GA cliam- H TL . aze "It's $ Blue & White Crushed Velvet. Herculons— By Statesville Dining Room II I I Chain- Chairs Soljds St*1 11 - In ' - - all Of FamerM Wins LPGA; Modern Design Clean Lines ZIJ!J Sleepers 3 Pc. Sectional REG. $689995 hair & Ottoman 3 CHOOSE •'- You Save $274.9S 9 Popular Crushed Velvet Spanish Design American 140 ON ONLY Famous Brand. Burlington House _______ 'i . _ ro m . — WAS $529o95 aiflI$2 UN ABINETS -'t — ' • Highlight Action Col. proviflCboI .- - Murcer, Baker Blasts / — "yHILL The v ctory 11 record and an earned run average of 244 His 96 strikeouts 0P (be majors. "By the sixth inning I knew I had a no-hitter going," Ryan said, "but I never did get the feeling I'd throw one." - NL - 10 much he's changed from thrower to pitcher. Ryan completed his historic no-hitter by tossing a tantalizing changeup to baffle Bobby Grich, who never moved the bat as the third strike sailed past him. .'. i' - Worth $45,000 dI1k as it is with some of the fellows on this club," Ryan said after popping a bubble blown with the wad of gum he was chewing. "Really. I don't think about it. You do that and you're only thinking about yourself. I think lean win enough games without throwing no-hitters all the time," Sundayhestruckoutnineand walked four to to move his major league won-lost record to 10O5. lie ended the game In classic fashion, perhaps proving how — To Big Victory -__;---- - ANAHEIM AP) Nolan Ryan thinks he's only just be. gun. Sandy Koufax agrees. Ryan, like Koufax, is a master of the fasthall. And Ryan, like Koufax, has pitched four no-hitters, lie made excellent use of his changeup and curve for al-Onohit victory over the Baltimore Orioles Sunday to tic the retired Los Angeles Dodger great for the most no-hitters in a major league career. "I felt somewhere along the line I might have a chance to tie — SA VE! V/0 Ryan -' - - - .-••- in tht eighth. Ryan's teammates on the youthful An. gels felt the excitement. The 2&) ur-old Ryan whose ______ _____ o-hitter was the first of the 19,5 season. pitched the major leagues' last no-hitter as well, pp i ng Minnesota 4.0 last , ' '- — stopt. 28. is others were in 1973, u 3-0 sit tors over Kansas (its �IS-Evening Herald,Sanford, FL ......... Francie L SCOREBOARD Harness i Maor Jones (Bra nard) 71. 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Twins 9 Home runs by Carl Yastrzemsk:, Fred Lynn, Doug Griffin and Jim Rice helped Boston outscore Minnesota. - - - - I SCVCfl svariiing Signals I !.Changeinbowelor bkidder habits. I 2. A an that does not I heal. ' HAt(1 It I I I Hcustr'n N York 7. S unday's Results Q6 Q J 1073 V £ I West North l'ass 3 vulnerable South East 9RDD 2NT .N T Pas. Pass -. By Oswald & James Jacob3' iç '\* Oswald 'Rrsdge Brilliance and Blunders' is the title that Dick Miller has given to a West North Pass I collection of hands he had written for the National Observer " Jim: "Here is one that IIlustrates a simple type of play. South has to struggle at three notrulilp alter a diamond lead by West lie can't duck as he would like to and he can't collect nine tricks unless he can establish a spade Oswald. 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Ridl retired earlier this year after seven seasons as oach at Pitt. lie had previously played and coached at - LA 15 TWICE In his new post, he will work as a liaison between Vestminster and its 15,500 alumni. fr - - Woman Coaches Boys 'Track Team DETROIT (AP) - Mary Ma- team at Inkster High, guided she said. men." try made a lot of male coaches the squad to the state Class B "They don't want a woman to Mrs. Mabry had to battle to unhappy this weekend when she high school championship at win that's obvious," said the get her job. She was turned proved beyond a doubt that a Michigan State University. 33-year-old mother of five. "A down three times for the posiwoman can coach a boys' track She was the only woman lot of male coaches feel that this tion because she was a woman. team as well as a man. coach at the meet and, after It Is not a job for a woman. They She was given the job this year, Mrs. Mabry, in her first year was over Saturday, only a few especially feel that an ailboy according to school authorities, as head coach of the boys' track of the men congratulated her, team should be coached by because she was the only applicant. • Irise Mike Quarry Meets Vern McIntosh In 0 "The athletic director just wasn't ready for a woman coach,"sbesaid."Nowhesays I'm one of the best coaches at Inkster High. ..My that I did a wo nderful job keeping the team together," she said. "They said OPL.ANDO Light includes bouts against world Termite Watkins, 18, whose 16-0 j5 was the first year in the heavyweight contender Irish champion Bob Foster in a nnn- record has earned him a No. 10 four they've been on the team Mike Quarry, making his first title match, and also highly U.S. ranking, will appear In the that they've put out so much eflocal start in 14 months, meets rated sluggers like Jorge semifinal 10-rounder, while Fort. They say it was because I boys feel hard punching Vein McIntosh Ahumada, Gregorio Peralta, popular Orlando middleweight was out there pushing them all of Miami In the 10-round main British heavyweight king Joey Vincent is set for a sixthe time" event at the Orlando Sports Danny McAlllnden, Irish Billy round prelim. Stadium tomorrow, promoter Wagner, and Tommy hicks. Pete Ashlock announced. Quarry and McIntosh have Quarry, rated No 5 in the three common fo.s, in Foster, world, is a native of California, White, and Hicks. Foster but fights out of Orlando. The stopped them both, although 24-year-old slugger is the Quarry's loss was in a world younger brother of recently title match. Quarry took a retired heavyweight Jerry narrow decision from White, Quarry. whom Mcintosh flattened in one I ,.... ---------- .1.. L. ,.. , ,................... NIGHT HARNESS RACIN19 - Help 'a without Hassle BLOW DIE 1R1'fa 7ç TWIN" TWE ONLY 'L A?.JD! 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NVR FORGE - Al - by Dick lum.r Named BOshon I I 1,4 I £ A 84 '2- (OOD3yE, MY FRIEN :r-4 TORONTO API - Jeff Goode, a Toronto Star photog. apher, was charged with assaulting a University of oronto security guard Sunday night during a North merican Soccer League game at Varsity Stadium. Goode was arrested after being ejected from the tadium by security guards and a city policeman during a ame between the Boston Minutemen and the Toronto roatia-Metros. The charge was made by a university policeman. Goode s scheduled to appear in court June 16. - - National League East W I. Pct. GB CICIOO 76 70 $45 Pitt%bwgh 24 19 ' 71. New York 71 70 517 PhIpti'S 73 7' 500 3 St. Louis 19 75 132 6 1) 2S 375 1 Montreal West mode's 30 21 SU Los Cunnna? 29 71 5'O 31, S Fnaniso 21 77 5N 1 Deoo 75 71 .5)0 Atlanta 73 27 ao 6', o iston 70 37 345 10, Saturday'? Resulls to's Aeaeles II. Chicago 17 Pittsburgh It. Atlanta , IS. Philadelphia Cincinnati 6, 5?. Lou's 0 Mitrenl 7, San Francisco 7 by .-THERE W1 } ARE / J Photographer Charged - EAST K 96 4943 ALLEY QOP . ormer Coach Q 52 6542 4QJ 76 £ 2' CARNIVAL one to dummy's jack. Then expert South leads the deuce of spades from dummy." Jim: "This puts it right up to East If he is upon hi s toes he will hop up with his ace, knock out South's second and last diamond stopper and smile contentedly when West eventually collects tricks with three diamonds and the king of spades." Oswald: "Dick doesn't tell us what actually happened He just points out that if South led a spade from his own hand he would would almost surely have been 2 105 MURRAY, Ky. (AP) - Jackie Joe Mounts, who was named Most Valuable Player in basketball for three L"onsecutive years at Greenor High School in Springfield, Dhio, has become the first woman to sign an athletic rant-in-aid at Murray State University. Miss Mounts, who also was her school's Most Valuable Player in volleyball and participated in track and softball is well, was signed by Dew Drop Rowlett, who coaches he women's basketball team at this Western Kentucky 1niversity. • - NORTH 6.1 r Monday, Jun. 2, 975-lB ( Woman Signs Athletic Grant ' -- B) ().SWAIJ) and JAMF_S JAt08Y WEST is PHILAI)EI,PHIA (Al') - Goalie Bernie Parent and his Philadelphia Flyers teammates have been named win• ners of the 15th annual John Wanamaker Award. The awaI1w,--.# z" to the Stanley ."up cmIrc as the learn whose atnietic accomplishments "have (lone ti uut t ref1ct cri:dA upon Lhuielphia." The winners get $1,000 and a trophy. The Fisers were the fir s t U.S. -based team in 20 years to win the National liocke)' League championship for two years in a row. The Flyers and team captain Bobby Clarke won the Wanamaker Award last year. . - Boston ("'r ' Parent, Flyers Honored By IRA BERKOW ThdlleraidServices . Detroit 57. Chicago I 3 Kansas City 1311. Milwaukee 65 It. Minnesota 9 California 1. Baltimore 0 Oakland 6. Cleveland 3 NCw York I. TeS 4 Monday's Oan.s Chicago (Rahnsen at 3 it fl!on (tee 7 1), MlAavkee (Champion S 4 or Spraoue 123 at Oakland (Blue , Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games TPIM at Balt e. Chicago it Boston. n KuflIiS City at Cleveland, n New York if Minnesota, n DetroIt at California. n Milwaukee at Oakland. ii ET AT 275 7JL.L NOW? 0 CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago Black Hawks of the National Hockey League have obtained left winger Joey Johnston from the California Golden Seals in exchange for right winger Jim Pappin, the Black Hawk's leading scorer last season. Johnston, 20, scored 14 goals last season but suffered a broken wrist in midseason. Pappin, 35, has 36 goals. - Sunday's Results UJ BRIDGE WIN AT , _Mp000000ll~ Top Scorer To Seais Rule: Never During Halft ime' - Clevelmcf :' . fl ;eAt,\ TPE Black Hawks Trade Hanky-Pankyp Beats S*lt.0 s Baseball i, P,'n,scAa I Kansa5 Cty 7, Milwauk ee S A. Oakland I Detroit 7. Chicago 0 New York 6. Texas 0 BaltImore 1. California 0 \ . Pow 00 4 Major all-time hit List with 3,630 Ty Cobb leads with 4,191. White Sox 1-3, Tigers 5-2 Mickey Lolich scattered seven hits in the opener for the 201st victory of his career, making the 13-year vetemn the WiflflUlge.st Detroit left-bander ever. Also. Lolich's three strikeouts put him one ahead of Bob Feller for six th place on the all-time list with 2,582 and left i:uu just one behind Warren Sp.ihn among all left-handers. Chicago pulled out the second game when Deron Johnson walked with the bases loaded in the fifth inning. forcing home the winning run. / ( \ IN BRIEF C - Continued From Page 1-BI CanCer lassI i44\EN"r SEEN .11.vi BUT 4E,%LJT JT LEFT I ( - - Not Fe lt By Ryan ,. ERE I ':) WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - The result was a federation own federation mark of 3:55.1 I'm satisfied with that. I ran as Francie L.arrleu returned home record and an American mark from last year. hard as I could." from a successful track tour of for the only woman competing The performances by China Friday and immediately in the meet for the Pacific Coast The first three laps of the Wohihuter and MISS L.arrieu set a new American record for Club, which won the men's mile run brought the crowd of were among 16 records in men's the women's mile Saturday team competlUonwith 9l points 5,SOotoitsfeetinanticipathonof and wumen's co.apetltlon night at the U.S. Track and followed by Gulf Coast Track a new world record. The pace established during the two-day Field Federation Champion. Club, the Chicago Track Club went 59.4tn the first lap, 1:55 in meet at Wichita State ships here, and Kansas. Miss Larrleu's the second and 2:54.8 in the University. "I got back from the China mile run broke her own third. Wohihuter faded In the trip Friday morning and then American mark of 4:33.1 set fourth lap and couldn't muster Pacific Coast Club won the went to sleep - for 15 hours last year. the 56.1 quarter he needed to men's team title for the fifth straight - that's the longest break the world mark set only a year in a row with perform. I've ever slept," shc said after The other outstanding per- ew weeks ago by Filbert Bayl ances that included meet posting a4:31.69mile. "I would formane of the USTFF meet at 3:51.0. records in the 40yard interhave beers happy with 4:36 but came from Rick Wohihuter, "I'm sorry l didn't set a world mediate hurdles by world the pace was good and I felt world record holder in the half record," the exhausted Chicago record helder Jim Bolling and good on the first lap so I figured mile and 1,000 meters, who ran Trck Club runner said after in the three-mile run by John I should give it a go." a hot 3:53.3 mile to break his the race. "I gave it a try and Halberstadt. Constant Mort Walker GAE I NEW YORK - (NEA) 1!I!r) De licately must we in the sport.s world tread in the area of "ess ee ecks," known scientifically as coitus and colloquially as ,.. hanky-panky. A question that F. has been underground ever 4,••j, \ since the first athletes, the cavemen, began playing dodge /( 'em with rocks, is, will sex spoil BATTING the sportsman? Joe Namath first brought the 3.113 question to the fore when he admitted that the night before a wipe off the bat, bounced. Oscar, a rather "The Sports Boom Going big game he relaxed in an all8, Cavarretta began his big- truculent if great player, has Bust"; "Ladies Home Journal" night cuddle with a comely league career in 1935, the year turned into a kind of carries an excerpt on the Joe blonde, alter he graduated from Lane cheerleader, going to the other DiMagglo - Marilyn Mouroe Not long ago, the medical High School in Chicago. His end of the decibel level from romance from the book, is S. adviser to the British Olympic father, a Sicilian Immigrant, Baylor. "Where have You Gone, Joe team said that sexual activity was laborer. When young Phil However, he is not adept at DlMaggio," by Maury Allen; can be of positive benefit. Dr. told his father he was going to translating his feel for the giune "Crawdaddy," a hip-type RUNS-Bench, Cm, HOME Craig Sharp said that sexual try for a career in baseball, the into words. And, like the vast publication, has a cover story Ii. Baker, A1, 10, W1nn. LA. to activity before bedtime has a elder Cavarretta protested, majority of athletes turned , on Bill Walton, "the most BASES-Morgan. STOLEN beneficial effect on sleeping until Phil mentioned he would "sportscasters," he has a maligned white athlete In the tIn. 77: CedeflO. Htri. 7) patterns, PITCHING (6 Decisions)-Ki be getting paid. "Then it was miniscule grasp of journalism, history of sports." son. Pgh. 5 1. 133. 2 90. Mes Most recently, Dr. Robert okay," recalls Cavarretta. His questions in post-game 72. "' tps-iml?h. LA. Kerlan, the sawbones who "Remember, it was a job and interviews, for example, are And "New York" magazine P Jonei, SD. 77. 776. 167 helped preserve the arms and this was the Depression. I got embarrassingly shallow. related how Rosy Grier', legs of such as Sandy Koufax no bonus and was paid $125 a And often he does not use the cousin, Pam Grier, the sex - and League and Elgin Baylor, said on the month. I felt rich as bell." knowledge he has. For violence lady, ended her subject of amour "there is example, when Norm Van Lier menage a duex with only one constant rule never Bill Madlock, Cub third and Nate Archibald played Abdul Jabbar (before he was during halftime." baseman, is considered by against each other In the married). Jabbar was enAmerican League East - - many in baseball the finest playoffs, Robertson never tertaining some fellow Muslims W L Pc?. GB Phil Cavarretta, new hitting young hitter around. His strong mentioned that Van Lier and in their apartment. Pam came Boston 21 16 571 coach for the New York Mets, wrists and deceptively Late Archibald were once team- home wearing a bikini, which is New York 77 24 All MI*aukec revealed one of his hitting tips swing remind many of Henry mates on the Cincinnati Royals. alien to Muslim modesty 21 73 471 1 Detroit 20 77 176 4 as a player (he once led the Aaron and Ernie Banks. Another teammate was strictures for women. Cleveland 19 75 137 6 National League in batting Robertson. Baltimore II 77 Am 7 average). Before $tepptng Into west It is admirable how hard Oatai 79 is öii the batter 's box, he would spit Oscar Robertson has tried to Interesting to note the Phil Berger, author of a Kansas City 29 70 597 : in the air and then "take a poke succeed as sportscaster on the national periodicals that are Minnesota number of sports books, 73 20 397 1 Teas 73 73 Soo , , at it with my bat." Once he got NBA televised games. He saw carrying sports-related plecei. recently published a book on California 73 26 469 7 Into the batter's box, he had how a reticent Elgin Baylor, a "Forbes," the business standup comics called, "The Chicago 71 ano ther mannerism. an lie would sportscasting pr edecessor, w as magazine, had a cover story on last Laugh." Saturdays Results Pressure - i1I I I .-..L..., ----- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY Sets Mark fWomen s Darn Hones? (Bailout 101; 7. Kerry Creed (L.rrabee) S I Entries - Monday, June 2, 973 16 - - - - 5 $.---. I'- I �------" Li . - --. - L--'.! - - -= -i-- 48-Eveffing Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - -. - - . .••' -- ." Monday, Jun,2, 1v7s Ref i res ' E a i I 1 y LYNCIIBURG,Tenn. (AP) "I wouldn't recommend a Dr.F.HarlanBooherhashung mantocomeherebecausebe's - Legal Notice Cites Rate Hike Country Doctor --. '. ' --'i' - r. ij4-.--.. - :- - . - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice tHE CIRCUITCOURT,IN AND NOTICEUNOER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF NOTICEUNDERFICTI'IIOUS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. NAMESTATUTE PLICATION FOR PERMIT TO NAME STATUTE FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CONSTRUCT AIR POLLUTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1O34CAA Notice is hereby given that the SOURCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that In ri the Marriage undersigned, pursuant to thC TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN the undersigned. pursuant to the BOOKER "FictitiouS Name Statute," Chapter Husband, US 09. Florida Statute, will register with the County Comptroller, In and and I WASHINGTON, "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter The Florida Department of $65.09. Florida Statutes. will r9l5tel' Pollution Control has reteive1 an Petitioner. With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in application for a p"rmit to construct and for Seminole County, Fkwida, two package steam healing boilers, for Seminole County, Florida, UpOn MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, upon receipt of proof of the asourceolairpociution.atthenorth receipt of Proof of Publication of Wife blicatlon of Ihis nolic.. the ftc Side of High Banks Road, ap Respondent. this notice. the Fictitious Name, to titious name. to wit - KID STUFF prolmatety three mllei northwest wit. iSO Produt,on. Disco Unique. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING DAY CARE CENTER under wtkh I o DeBary, Florida This application Dr. Shame under which the below THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO - eipecttoenqageinbusineslatlake - has been submitted by Florida listedinterestedpartielareeng.ged MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, flrantley Road in the City of ForeSt Power Corporation pursuant to RESIDENCE inbusinesscurrentlyat35OWymore WHOSE AND City. Florida Chapter 17-7, F.A.0 of the Road, No. 104. Altamon!e Springs, MAILING ADDRESS IS III WEST That the party interested in said Department's rules regarding the CLASSIFIED A DS CLASSIFIED DEPT. - LOST large male Weimaranei vicinIty, May ? REWARD In need of medic1 attention )1 517) or 349 sm - IF THIS IS filE DAY to buy a new car, Sft' today's Classified ads Ic best buys RATES .11c a line thru s times 3Ica Iifle thru2Stimes 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 2lca line 76tintes MONDAY thru FRIDAY MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum ___________________________ HOURS LOST Small Labrador femal trom LaI ouppy, 3 ni ,'C)rfl area REWAPD in - 4 DEADLINES momas K Krause GEORGIA. 3)10). Katherine C Stanley effect the maintenance of National Edward Bookbinder YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Pine Needle Lane Air Quality Standi'rds. DATED at Altamonte Springs, that a proceeding for dissolution of Attamonle Springs, Florida Copies of the aforementioned "The m.nlpractice thing was Booher, who came here WIth Seminole County, Florida, this 11th marriagehasbecnflledagainst yOu. Datco at Attamonte Springs, application, the technical analysis day of May, AD, 1975 and the short title 5 iN RE: THE Seminole County, Florida, May 78th, performed by the Department's what broke the camel's back," his wife In I9, said that In the PubliSh. May 76, June . e, 16, 197$ MARRIAGE OF BOOKER T. 197$. staff and their proposed decision are he said. "They wanted to raise pasthecouldhandlealmostany DEN 1) WASHINGTON. Husband, siid PublIsh June 2,9, 16, 73, 1975 availableforpubllc Inspectinnat the . ._. - insurance about kindofallmentlnhisofliceand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, DC6 loilowing ioaton (5): 4 Wile, and these presents command The Florida Department of 200 per cent, and I have never deliver most babies without EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. you to appear and fie your Answer FICTITIOUSNAME __ Pollution Control had a malpractice suit," taking the mother to a hospital. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR orotherdefenseorpleading with th Notke s hereby given that $ am Central Region SEMINOLE COUNTY ISALC)HOL A PROBLEM? FACED WIT H A DRINKING Clerk of the Circuit Court i' ar for engaged In businesS at 00 Marvin 3,3)9 Maguire Blvd. "But now," he says, "all 01)- PROBATE DIVISION IN YOUR FAMILY? Like many other ntry doePROBLEM Seminole County, Florida. and Serve Ave. Bldg 1)1. LOnOWOOd 37750. Suite 237 AL ANON Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous tors,Boohersaldincreaslng red stetrics cases, heart cases and PROBATE NO. 7S122.CP a copy thereol on Petitioner's at. Seminole County, Florida under the Orlando, Florida 3780) In re: Estate 01 For families or friends of problem Can Help torney, Mack N Cleveland. Jr., of fictitious name Of CENTRAL P'rsons wish'ng to comment on tape and paperwork also were fractures have to be taken to a RUTH ABBOTT ROGERS diinkers Calla?) 1587 Cteveland & Mile, P.O. Drawer Z. TOWING, and that I intend to any aspect of this action are, For further information call 47) 1537 re.ponsible for his decision to hospital or you run the risk of Vrite P0. fbi 17)3 deceased. Sanford, Floridi, 32771, on or before register said name with the Clerk required to submit their commentS __________________________ NOTICE TO CREDITORS or write being surd for malpractice." 073, ,h, Circijit Court, SeminOle,COunt: nforcj. Florida 37711 retire "early" tn the 30th day of J,ir'a £ ,I" •' •'. irnres .4 ' ''"" '' ...31,. Vø Sauu vlhi?IWibI ' •.... •re. ,-,orida in accordance with (1W .•4Wt41'51( " When a patient used to get hurt Having CIaI:ns or Demands Against against you. withir thirty days of publication of R.duce sate 3. fast With GoBele Do' 553. Sanford, Fla 32771. ' provisions of the rictitlous name " this notice The decisior. leaves Lynch- or there was an emergency, I'd Said ('tate: Tablets & E Vop 'water pill". WITNESS my hand and seal of the Statutes, To Wit Section b65.09 The State of Florida WILL NOT BE RESPONSI DIE You are hereby notified and Clerk of the Circuit on this 20th day Florida Statutes 1957 Tovchton Drug burg, where the biggest In-. get up and work several hours Department of FOR ANY DEBTS INCU4RED reauired to present any clsims and ductrvisJack DirJct'b.urhoi c Ralph Nieto and my wife arc! r wouW Pollution Control RE YuU TROUBLED? Call Toll BY APivoNr CIHER THAN which '0u ri1d .vt' /.rn,r 11 Brcwth. Ji' -iIlerv, without a doctor, And night's sleep. PutIlSh May ¶9. .i JUlie 7. 9 Pt. Msy 7i Junr : Y' Fer 644 ?V for "We Care' r . o' c : eanst the rsate of RUTH AD Cicrk of the C rc I Cot OF .( P. ITQ her sass many of the LOWTIS 'i1otiiir' A&:f Dantel BOTT ROGERS. deccased lat. of By: Lillian Jenkins ______________________ _______________ _____ "Now, when a patient gets Seminole County, Florida, to the i residents have "fallen out" Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE __________________________ ____________________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. \itfl him because he won't go hurt,theyslaphlminanambu. Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file (Seal) the same in duplicate and as Mack N Cleveland, Jr. ci CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ,jt and try to recruit another lance and in 15 minutes he 's in provided Legal Not Legal Notice in Section 73) 16, FlorIda CLEVELAND & MIlE COUNTY, FLORIDA. __________________________ ' COUNTY. FLORIDA the hospital where he has four Statutes, In their offices in the for Petitioner CIVIL NO. 7S-$7CA-O9F CIVIL ACTION NO 7S-213CA-O9D or live nurses and everything County Courthouse in Seminole P0 Drawer Z FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR STONEW000. INC . a Florida County. Florida, within four Sanlord, Florida 37771 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF NOTICE TOAGE ASSOCIATION, he needs - and no one loses a corporation. calendar monthS from the time of Publish - May 76. June?, 9, 16, 1975 ABANDONING, RESOLUTION PlaIntiff, The City of Oviedo ix ccepting Plaintiff, FLORIOA night's sleep." the first publication hereof, or the DEN 19 AND 6 model P E N 0 U P4 C I N C, v. bids on two 197$ or same wilt he barred IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GEORGE JOHNSON. JR. and ORANGE STATE MECHANICAL "police package" 1 doer sedans. DISCLAIMINGA CERTAIN ROAD He noted that improved rIEfl •a,Ill,) . S4L r'ruau OIIl,4U,r,,,_... r'U, U1, i4ri Kiuril ui- wv Specifications can be obtained tram EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SARAH JOHNSON, hiS Wife, CORPORATION, et at, transportationhasmadeitpos- day of May, 197$ Ii TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Defendants theOvledO Police Department. Bids AND FOR SEMINOLE Defendants Eileen Ruth Rogers SUNSHINE STATE..JJ siblefocLynchburgresldentsto NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF SALE , received pr.or to 12 o'clk COUNTY FLORIDA. OF SALE NOTICE L As Executrix that, pursuant to due notice NOTICE ISHEPEBY GIVEN thai noon. July?. 1975 CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1175.F get to hospitals in Fayetteville, Marcia NO ICE ISPIEREBY GIVEN that Ramsdell publiShed and hearing held on the on the lath day of June, 1975. at II 00 City of Osiec5o General Jurlidiction Division the 10th day of Jun.. 1915, at ThllahomaandWincheste?InlS Attorney for Executrix 77th day of May, A 0 1975. the Nancy K. Cox McCAUGHAN MORTGAGE am., at the west front door of the 11 00. at the West Front door of the GOVERNORS to 30 mlnutes."I think people 671 E Washington St., Courthouse nf Seminole County, at Board of County Commissioners of City Clerk COMPANY INC . a Florida cor Courthouse of Seminole County. at Orlando, Fla 37801 SeminoleCounty, Ftor,da.adopteda Sanford, Florida the undersigned PubliSh June poration HIGHWAY SAFETY are better off now than ever be- PubliSh June 2. Sanford, Florida, the undersigned PSlutIOn abafldOnin renouncing CIerkWl$t offer ior sale thfOIlOwirg DEO 17 Plaintiff, the sale to will for otter Clerk fore, but people in the country DEO 1 - and disclairning any r.ght that said described real propertyCOMMISSION highest and best bidder for cash the (I a. won't accept it. County and the public had in and to LOT 39, GRANADA SOUTH. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RIVERA CONTRACTORS LTD.. following described real property IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE that certain unopened and unused according to the Plat thereof as INC. a Florida corporation, et al. dR. JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH If?, TRuDY BEND. according EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. publIc road right of way located in CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Defendant. recorded In Plat Book 15. Page 100. to the Plat thereof as recorded in CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida, more Public Records of Seminole Counly, Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Plat Book 16. page 65. Public COUNTY, FLORIDA particularlydescribedas follows, to Florida FORECLOSURE SALE PROBATE DIVISION Records of Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-IUCA,OF wit NOtiCe is hCreby given that the together with all structures. im FICTITIOUS NAME PROBATE P40. 74.)SCP FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, FIRST F EDERAL SAVINGS AND fixtures. appliances, provements. All that part of Fourth Street lying undersigned. Arthur H. Notice is hereby given that we are Beckwith, rn In re: Estate of Notice is hereby given that we are together with all structures. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, a north of the northerly right of way Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court. and appurtenancet 'n said land or engaged in business at 7397. French MAUDE BALCOM engaged in busine% at Pt I. Box provem nts, fixtures, appliances corporation organized and existing of Oleander Avenue and lying Ave., Sanford. Seminole County. deceased. Seminole County. Florida, will on uSed in conjunct ion therewith. 719. Longwood. Seminole County, and appurtenances on said land or under the laws of the United Slates The aforesaid sale will be made wuth Of the wutherly right of way the 16th day of June, 1975, at 11:00 Florida under the fictitious name Of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Florida, under the fit1itiOu name of used in conjunction therewith. of America, pursuant to a Final Judgment Cfl line of MagnolIa Avenue (less Lake To All Creditors and All Persons o'clork A M. at the west door of the A'LADIAPI FENCE CO. and that CAREFREE FLORISTS & OAR This sale is made pursuant to Plaintiff. Mills Road) as shown and delineated Courthouse, tered in Civil No 7587 now pending Having Claims or Demands Against Seminole County we intend ?oreglster said name with DEN CENTER. and that we intend Summary Final Judgment entered Court of the in Circuit on the plat or map of revised Map of the Sanford, Florida, offer for s-ate and to register said name with the Clerk Said Estate: the Clerk of thi Circuit Court, in Civil Action No 15233 CA 09 D RAYMOND J PIPPIN, JR and Chuluota. as recorded in Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and Piat Book You are hereby notified and sell at public outcry to the highest of the Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole County, Florida in ac now pending in the Circuit Court in CAROL LEE PIPPI N. a k a CAROL 7. for Seminole County. Florida page 3), in theofflce of the Clerk of and best bidder for cash the reguired to present any claims and cordarice with the provisions of the County, Florida 1n accordance with and for Seminole County, Florida. PIPPIN, his wife. and BARNETT Circuit Court of Seminole County, the provisions o the Fictitious demands which you may have following described property in DATED thIs 29th day of May, 1975 Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wt OATEDthis29ihdayof June. 1975 BANK OF WINTER PARK, N A Florida, arid. (Seal) Seminole County, Florida. to wit: Wit Section Statutes. To agaInst the estate of MAU DE Name Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957. (Seal) Defendants Arthur Pt Beckwitn, Sr All that part of Cedar Avenue Los l29HoweliEstates Subdivision $650' Florida Statutes 1951. BALCOM,tiecea:ecl Iatáof Seminole 5' Anthony PhillipS Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr NOTICE OF SUIT Clerk of the Circuit Court lying east of the easterly right of 5: Arlis 0. McAllister County, Florida. to the Clerk of the Peplat. according to plat thereof as Anthony Benef hId Clerk of the Circuit Court TO RAYMOND.) PIPPIN, By: Elaine RiCharde way line of State Road Number 1) Betty I. McAIlIst Circuit Court, and file the same in recorded In PIat Book ii. page 47 Publish June 7.9. 16, 7). 197$ By: Lillian T. Jenkins and CAROL LEE PIPPIPI. Clerk Deputy an lying west of the westerly right Publish - June 2. 9, 16. 73, 1975 duplicate and as provided in Section and 4$. Public Records of Seminole DEO 1 Deputy Clerk a k a CAROL PIPPIP4. his wife of way line of Third Street VAN DEN BERG. GAY as shown 0Ff.')? 733 16. florida Statutes, in their County, Florida, Publish June, 7 1975 RESIDENCE UP4KNOWN & BURKE, P.M FICTITIOUSNAME and delineated on the plat or map of offices in the County Courthouse in pursuant to Final Judgment of DEO II LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE FICTITIOUSNAME Notice s hereby given that we are Revised Map of Chuiuola, as Seminole County. Florida, within Foreclosure.asamended, entered in Attorneys for the Plaintiff 119 Carbone Way, Noticeisherebygiventhatweare Post Office Box 791 recorded in Plat Book 7. page 31, in engag.id in bUsintSs at 711 ( four calendar montpnstroqnthetlme the above styled pending cause, IM THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Apopka, Florida 37703 S,moran Blvd. Altamonte Springs, engaged in business at 606 Forest theoffice of the Clerk of the Circuit WITNESS my hand and the seal of Orlando, Florida 37802 COUNTY. of the first publication hereof, or the SEMINOLE FOR AND TO All parties claiming in Semno'e County, Florida under the Or., Cassaib'rry, Seminole County, Court of Seminole County, Florida, same will be barred. saidCourtthisflthday of May, 1975. Publish- June 7. 1915 FLORIDA. tet'estsby, through, under or against DEO 16 fictitiouS name of TRIM and that e Florida under Die fictitious name of ____________________________ CASE NO. 75.fl$CA99.0$VISION: Filed at Sanford Florida, this 78th (Seal) the aforesaid persons FLORIDA CON n*eridtoregnstecsaidnamewiththe CENTRAL All of that certain 20 foot alley Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. day of May, 197$ C YOU ARE hereby notified that an STRUCTI0N. and thai we intend tO Clerk of tPie Circuit Court, Seminole lying north of Oleander Ayntj and Clerk at the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CAMEPOPIBROWN COMPANY, a Louise Butfaloe acticntoforeclosea mortgageon the County, Florida in accordance with register Said name with the Clerk 0 of Cedar Avenue In Block "5" As Adminislratrix C T.A North Carolina corporation, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. By: Lillian T. Jenkins loilowing described property In the provisions of the FictitiouS the Circuit Court, Seminole County, as stiown an delineated on the plat Plintlff, Jack T. Bridget CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Deputy Clerk SemInole County, Fiorld: N,,mC Statutes, To Wit: section Florida ifl accordance with the or map of Revised Map of Chuluota, Publish June?. COUNTY. FLORIDA, of Cleveland & Miii i"' Lot 7, Block C,. LYNW000 provfjioin of the Fictitious Name as 09 Florida Statutes 1957 in Pfat Book 2. page 31, as recore CASE NO. 75.904-CAME Attorney •or Administralrix C T,A OEO 10 OLIVER I GREENE and JOAN J REVISION, according to the Plat Statutes, To Wit Section 86.509 1mm, Inc. of In re: The Marriage of office of the Clerk of the Post Office Drawer Z. GREENE. his wife, 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. Florida Statutes 1957 M!amon$e Springs Defendants Circuit Court. of Stminole County, Sanford, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ARPIALDO RIVERA, Husband, Pages 32 and 33. Public Records of S Melvin G Harper Puti'th Ma 19.76, June 2 9 1975 Florida, and. Petitioner, Publish: June . . 1975 NOTICE OF SALE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida, James Edward Harper PPM 161 given and hereby is All of that certain 20 fool alley DEO NOTICE COUNTY. FLORIDA. has been filed against you, and you Pblith May 19, 76. June 7. 9, 191$ NILDA RIVERA, Wife, that, pursuant to an order or a final lying norm of Cedar Avenue and CIVIL CASE NO. 74.2l59CA.89.A FICTITIOuSNAME are required to serve a copy of your DEN 110 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Respondent judgment of foreclosure entered in south of Magnolia Avenue in Block COUNTRYWIc FUNDING Notice is hereby given that I am written defenses, It any, to it 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, NOTICEOFACTION "P" as shown and delineated on the the abovecaptioned action. I will CORPORATION, a New York engaged in business at 1WJ A, N Vernon S*artel of ANDERSON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA TO THE sell the property situated In plat or map of Revited Map of corporation, Hwy 17 97, Maitland, Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. RUSH. attorneys for Plaintiff, PROBATE DIVISION RIVERA, WHOSE Chuluota (less Lake Milli Road) as SeminoeCounty, Fiorlda,de-tcribed Plaintiff, NILDA County. Florida un'ier the fictitious whole address It P01) Office Box CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CASE NO. 73.l17.CP AND MAILING RESIDENCE recorded in Plat Book?. page 31. In Is: name of ARTCRAFT FURNITURE flU, 332 East Central Boulevard, COUNTY. FLORIDA Estate of Lot 77 of Longdale. according tO JOE S. ANDERSON, JR. and ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN STRIPPING, and that I IrWend to Orlando, Florida 32107. and file the th# office of the Clerk of Circuit CIVIL ACTION NO. 7s.u7.CAIt.o M.ARGAREI WIDEMAN. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Court of Seminole County, Florida ptat thereof recorded in Plat Book MARY E. ANDERSON, his wife, reg.stersaidnamewiththeClel.kol original with the Clerk of the above EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK. a Deceased. that a proceeding for dissolution of (Seal) n. page U. of the public records of Defendants. tt* Circuit Court, Seminole County, Styled Court on or banking Institution organized and before the 15th NOTICE TOCREDITORS marriagepiasbeenfiledagainstyou Seminole County, Florida, By. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr NOTICE OF ACTION Florida in accordance with tPie day of June. existing under the laws of the Stale 1915; otherwise TO ALL PERSONS HAVING and that Petitioner. ARNALDO a Clerk of the Circuit Court at public sale, tothe highest and best TO JOE S. ANDERSON. JR. and prov,lions of the Fictitious Name 01 Pfew YOlk. judgment may be entered agsinst CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST MARY E By A C Jones bidder for cash, at 11 00 A M. on the ANDERSON. his wife, RIVERA. seeks other relief against Statutes, Towit: Section 56509 Plaintiff, SAID ESTATE: yqu for the relief demanded in the affecting the following you Deputy Clerk 16th day of June, 1975. at the west residence address u.nown. Florida Statutes 1957 Complaint You and each of you are hereby font door of Seminole County 11y Marie W Walker YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an described real property, tO Wit S Robert 0 Scott JOHN W UTLEY and CAROLYN A WITNESS my hand arid the teal of notified and required to tile any Lot 3. flock 243. Deltona Lakes Courthouse in Sanford, Florida Deputy ( lerk action for foreclose a mortgage on Publish May 6. .iur.e 7 9. 16. 197$ UTLEY, his wife: and DEAN said Court on this 15th day of May, claims arid demands wttich you, or Suivision Unit 5. MB 25. pages Publish June 7. 1975 WITNESS my hand and seal of thC following property in Seminole OF N 165 OAKLEY, either of you. may have against said 136, PR Volusia County 0E09 this court on the 79th day of May, County, Florida (Seat) Defendants estate in theoffice of the Clerk of the AND, you are required to app-sr FICTITIOUS NAME Lot 3, (less the Northeasterly Arthur H Beckwith, Jr NOTICE OF SALE Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial and file your Answer or other Notice thereby given thit lam (SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICISHEREBY GIVENthat Circuit, SemInole County. Florida, foot thereof I Block A, EASTBROOK defenle or pleading with the Clerk of CITY OF t'ngaged in business at 320 Hibiscus Arthur H Beckwith, Jr SUBDIVISION UNIT NO. 11. ac Onttiel3?hdayOf June. 1975, at 11 00 fly - Joy Stokes WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA Probate Division. in the Courthouse theClrcuitCourt'nandforSemlnole Road. Casselberry, Seminole cording to the piat thereof as Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk am at Spie West Front Door of the at Sanford, Florida. within four NoticeofPublicHearnng County. Florida. and serve a copy County, Florida under the fictitious recordedinPlat Book Elaine RiChard, By 11.Page93.of 'Publish May 19. 26, June 7,9, 197$ Courthouse of Seminole County. at calendar rn.nths from the time of TO WHOM II MAY COPICERPI iame of T&K DRIVE SERVICE, the Public Records of Seminole thereof on Petitioner's attorney, Deputy Clerk Sanford, Florida. the undersigned tIe first publication of thiS notice. DEN l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN b Terrence William Ackert, Esquire, and hat I inter to register said County, Florida. Robert M. Barnes. II, _____________________________ Clerk wIll offer the sate to the Each claIm or demand must be i the Planning and Zoning Board of 2431, Office Box Sanford, Post name with tPie Clerk of the Circuit has filed against you and yOU Esquire highest and best bidder for cash IPie the City 04 Winter Springt. Florida. writing and filed in duplicate and Court. Seminole County, Florida in are required to sen-ye a copy of your Florida 32771. on or before the 11th 3229 Gulf Life Tower IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND that5aldPlanninqanZ,ng Boatd following described real property state the placed residence and post accordance with the provisioen written defenses, if any, to it Ofl day of June. A 0. 1975, or otherwise Jacksonvilte. Florida 33207 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. *illhold a public hearing LOS 7. Block B. SUM.MERSFT tO(onj,der office address of the claimant and 'tie Ficl,tjt Name Statutes, To PHILLIP R. FINCH of Gray, a default will be entered against Attorney for Plaintiff FLORIDA. 4, according to NORTH, SECTION use application you Wit Secti mutt be sworn to by the claimant. $6.50' Florida Statutes Adams. Harris & RobInson, P A Publish June?. 1975 CASE NO.: 75S67CA 090 the P1st thereof as reocde'd ri Plat WITNESS my hand and olficial prop%ed by t*ø 17) (P'uV(P,pf, the hi% agent or attorney, or the same 1957 pisintiff's a'torneys, wtiose address• DEO WILLIS M. ANDERSON, et at, Bool 16. Pages 75 and 26. Public shall b vold. sealof the Clerk of the Circuit Court. construction of ',aid (hurcpi within S Grace Ruth Tamburo is 10$ East Robinson Street. P0 Plaintiffs, Records of Seminofe County, an P 1AA, One Family Dwelling, Publ,$h May 17. It. 26, June 2. 1975 ted at Sanford, Florida, this Box 306$, Orlando. Florida 32102.on on this 5th day of May. AD, 1915 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida, (Seal) lOninn district presently lying within DEN 78th day of May. 1975. or before the 11th day of June, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1*00 VISTA. INC.ef at. together with all structures. im Arthur H Beckwith, Jr the niunicipal limlts ol th City of Helen Ine: Dunn and file the original with the clerk of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Defendants provemefiti, fixtures, appliances, Clerk of the Circuit Court FICTITIOUS NAME Winter Springs, Florid,,, .ind more As Administratrix Ih's Court either before service on COUNTY, FLORICA NOTICE OF ACTION and appurtenances on said land or By Elaine RiChard, Notice i hereby g'vrn that I am fully described as 101low., to wit of said estate plaintiff's attorneys or immediately CIVIL ACTION P30. 7S-471.CAO9.E TO CHEROKEE UTILITIES, INC in conjunction therewith used in at Deputy Clerk business engaged 733$ (a)Lol 1, Block A, North Orlando HOWARD J. CLIFTON thereafter; otherwise a default will FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS P o fox $67. This sale is made pursuant to Attorney for said Estate Winter Wood Blvd San iose Center. ACKERT. Pandies Section accord-nq to be entered against you for the relief TERRENC'E AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for Delray Beach, Flor'da 33.144 the plat tPierrnf as removdeij in Plat Final Judgment entectc' in Civil Maitland Plaza, Suite Seven ESQUIRE Winter Park. Seminole County, demanded in the- complains. roerly known at FIRST FEDERAL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an BOøk I?, Page 35, of Action Plo. 75 6I7CA 09 G flOW Florida under the fictitious name of the public 110 North Orlando Avenue WITNESS my hand and seal of Allorney for Petifioner SAVINGS AND LOAN action to foreclose a mortgage and Pending in the Circuit Court in arid Maittand, Florida i7iSl Post Office Box 24$ records of Seminole County. 00*0 RUNNER MESSENGER this Court on May 7th, ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, security interest In certain real and FlOrida for Seminole County. Florida, Sanford, Florida 32771 SERVICE, and tkat i intend to Publish June?. 9. 1975 (Seal) PlaIntiff, personal property Situated in DA'TEotfils29fhday of May. 197$ Publith May Il. 19, 26, June?. 197$ name with the Clerk of register sa (b) Lots a.irj 3, flock A, North 0(03 Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr Semino'e County. Florida has been Orlando (Seal) DEN 78 the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Panche Section Four, Clerk of the Ciruit Court _______________________________ JOHN .1 JENNINGS arid JEANNE filed rgalnst you and you are accordIng Arthur H. B-eckwith. Jr Florida in accordance with the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 10 the p1st Ihereof as By . Lillian Jenkins JEPININaS, his wife. MOOREOF THE 'N THE CIRCUIT COURT reoiaired to serve a copy of your Clerk of the Circu,t Court' prOyIions of the Fic1iIios Name FLORIQA, EIGHTEENTH recordedinpIat fnnli 17. Page 35, of Deputy Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. HAPIDLEY. INC. and HARRELL'S wrilten defenses, if any, to it on the ptjhli By: Elaine RiChard, Statutes, To Wit: Section 865.09 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR recorth I Seminole Publish May 17, It. 26. June 2. 197$ __________________________________ COUNTY, GLASS COMPANY, INC. Stephen .1 Bo:arth, Esquire, SEMINOLE CUlT Deputy Clerk Florida Statulc-s 19$? SEMINOLE COUNT'I, FLORIDA. CoUnty, Florida DEP4$0 Defendants Plaintiffs' attorney, whose address FLORIDA Pvblish: June?. 1975 5' RaqupI DeRoo Case No. 7$.IS1.CP ThP pres..nf loninw4 clIssiIic,nllon NOTICE OF SALE is Carlton, Fields, Ward, Em PROBATE DIVISION OEO IS THE CIRCU:T IN COURT. PubIiV' June 2. 9. lb. 73, 197$ Division Probate i P IAA, One PI0TICEISHEREBYGIVEPIthaI manuel,Smith&Cultler,PA.Suile FanIly CASE NO. 7S.9I.CP EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 0(08 In re: Estate of Dwelling. as Ihat on the 16th dity of June. )75. at tIne 160), CNA Tower, Orlando, Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND In re: Estate of CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ALICE GEHAN TRAMELL. classification is csescrun-i in the hourolIlOOAM.,attheWestfront FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ROBERT LEF CONNER. iorbeforeJune23rd.lt1S.and file 7oninn Ordinance and Pequlator.s NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS COUNTY. FLORIDA Deceased door of the Seminole County FLORIDA Deceased the origInal with the Clerk Of thiS of the NAME LAW CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.34-CA04.tS NOTICE TO CREDITORS City of Winter Spr.nqs. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Ihe Court either before sen-vice on PROBATE DIVISION P,O1 ICE it hereby given thlf NOTICE TO CREDITORS To all Creditors and all persons In re: the MarriaQe Florida undersigned Clerk will Offer for sale Plaintiffs' attorney or Immediately PROBATE NO 7$'161CP TO ALL ?ERSONS HAVING ARDLAPfD OF FLORIDA. INC. a having claims or demands against BERNARD BALES. The Public Hearing will tnt' held in In re: Estate of Florida corporation. desiring to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST to the highest and best bidder for thereafter; otherwise a default wIll the City said estate. Hall, Winter t4)r,nt cash the I FWIS BARlOW f011owing describeri •.Aiitj, real Ii,' entered iimjlintt you for the relief tgage -n busne-ss under the I SAID ESTATE: and You, and eact' ad pU. are hertu florida, rn lhursu,i Juri- l', i!5, propertyDeceased fit iOVS name of THE GIFT MART, You and each of you arc hereby demanded fl the Complaint or SANDEE M BALES. notified and required fo present any atl-30p m ,mw assnonlp,n-rr,,jtte, as Lot 17, Block A, STERLING isith pd'lfl(pal offices at 1471 E NOTICE TOCREDITORS and required to file any Petition Theproperty,bothrealand Wife claims and demands which you, or ssihle at which tim,. fh parties PARK, UNIT ONE, as per plat personal,whlchistbesublertofthe TO ALL PERSONS HAVING emoran claims fld demands which you. or Blvd Castelberry, AMENOED either of you, may have q1inst the and (itt$flflt for anc against the CLAIMS OR DEMAIIOS AO6,INST eitherof you. mayhaveogainst i-aid thereof, recorded 1n Plot Book 16, •bovementionedactionlnwtiicbyou Florida, 32707, entcnth to register POTICEOFSUIT Estate of Alice Getian Tramell. SAID ESTATE: the said name with the Clerk ot the e-statein thn'olf ice of the Clerk of the pages 92 and 93, Public Records of are made a party defendant is as TO BERNARD DALES deceased, to the Judge of the said will he hen, d Said hearing may tie You and cacti of you are hrebv Circuit Court of Seminole County, Circuit Court of f he Eighteenth Seminole County, Fi'wida, follows' Reiidence no Court, in tIne Courthouse at Sanford. (ontimmed from time II tinT-ic unt II with together alt structures, notified and required to file any imFlorida TheE '*04 theW", of the P4W 'i of final tecIiôr, iç Seminole County. Florida, within YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an JudicIal Circuit, Seminole County, rf'nd.'rrfJ by lh CrnS dem,tnds *hrh Y0'.' Oi' (''POLAND OF' the SW'4 of Section 77. Toivnstp 71 Florida, Probate DiviSion. in th1 prove-merits, fixtures. appliances Do?uliorn for of fr rrcntht from the date of the action Pl'nir'g ,'sr'ij 7'rrij tl.irtt and appurtenances on said l&nd or 11 OP.OA iPc ether cf you. maY have an,.n't Lad . .. AS nriana ht hn ida.4 (nrtp,n,x. at Sanford. FloridS. Sn,,tp. Dkrsna 'VI rati ltI •.ni.i -d -. Lost Gtass(.%,tIack rimrrcij Rcwarci 37) 0596 -___________________________ FOLPdD Male ftragle. El Captan Santa flnrtara 173 3678 -Personals 4-Personals rrItlIIIIIVL RDDl%I Al I'lLJVL -_____ 6-Child Cart ChildC'ire 'nrt Iencea Y.UO 3,il t I Saturday 8. Evening Child Care Ages? a A ri'ffld's World 373 1474 ___________________ - Things to Eat .------('jrunt,cr',, ,c.a p.&k Br nj .j,nf,,nr-r East C.ie, j iu'.t e,isl a ,;' 7t'( or 1)1 1#1 In WTPP nfcwnat'r'n j -s. 18-Help Wanted ___________________________ Manager for staff or debit. t'xper ,'cicedorincxp Excellent benetiti cantrird area 891 '3291 - - - - --- - ._. - ---= -, - ments -S- - d - - .- - 0-Apartments Unfurnished - - irtially furnished apt Longwood, children 8. pets acptecJ or 8)0 1157 , eDary, Adults Lovely large 1 bed om, air, ideal for retired persons -36433. 377 8051 MASTERSCOV( ON THE LAKE 373 7900 nruruum unvurnisr-ieo aPT • air, wall to wall carpet %17' mnnth $50 damage- deposit 703 E 71st 373 4339 after s,o I & 2 Bedroom Apts 1105)70 mo 371 ('OM FPAPIKLIP4APMS APIS. ll70tloridaAve 373 6650 _______________________________ Gracious country living, yet city security Quiet, soundproof I BR. all electric kitche-fl Enioy outdoor picnics, and leiture tm,' ,i*._ •,''-.t... ''.;,.r Blvd 323 1310 Sand lewood V i I I as F1Pi1t. We flee-mi another real estat cm'ç.e-e- to help us make sale' Forrest Greene. Inc 31A[JDIPXPS - Bedrooms, adults preferred, S Week Furnished or unfurnithe 373 StSl. 372 6620 OELTOP4A- 4ew DiipIa Fiirri ufifurn Drapes. Waler. Lan (are 373 187$ or 663 6346 I Bedrooms, family room. bedroom, carport Children oka * * * W/W Shag Carpet - .-•. Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational Building * Heated Pool _________ '.55 .• .. QcSITLalJ Fxperiericr,i only Apply e Atlantic National Bank Bldg 3? * S Carpetemi 3 be-droOm. I', ball ntchen equipped, central heat .1 r, fv-nu'dybrd $1553 r'r) 17? ten strorri F POP, sl5', !'OW AIRPORT BLVD "ous near 75th & PalmetIc '.'dill consider year lease SISiJ mc piuS deposif $31 17fl ITY Perfect 3 bedroom, 7 bath honie with split bedroom plan. carpeting throughout, central heat ann nr, (lair TO riurnri aiia shopping PIt'w addition with private entrance 131.000 3 Bedroom House Kitchen Equipped, Air $150 37) 193$ Sparkling7bedroom homewithder or 3rd bedroom, fenced Available June 1 5725 per mc Forrest Greene, Inc REALTORS ,iYPiP( WOOD Partly furnished 3 bedroom home- with range, 73635 31-Aoartments Furnichd I I-IiIL1TIflfl WnIwI PAIPK AVENUE MOBILE PAPI 7545 Park DrIve 870 up ewpenience- 37) 8381 Pm Apt all utilities fumnisnec S9S0 Adults only. No pets 37 , Rentals inic:,o EALIOPS 7ring is "Move outside time " patio and lawn furniture at a 'ion price Read tIle Classified Ads ircor furniture. 17 BR. deep St-ia carpeting Call Lee, resider rnanjlorr tOday 300 E Airpur BOARD CALL ANYTIME, 32 9199 -- 34-M)bile d aconditioned $15 *k With lr-ien I set Pa'yton Realty J conditioned AdultS Security deposit, $175 nto 377 39)9 327 1301. 74.40 Haw.1tP.a Aye WELAKA APARTMENTS OBlLE HOME PARI Lot Rent From 855 lest lot selection iow available in anford'i newest and inest Adult•Famtly 1obile Home Park. ome out and inspect he Model Homes on Ilsplay " SANFORD I ' Cottage 37) 193$ fledroomsp$ Largeroomt Nice-I furnished Just remodeled Lii new 71$ W 1t St 81)0 enva-fU ardens Luxury Patio Apartments Idull noble- home vi lage, under lanai' Stiacty oakt on th scenic Weliva Modern (lean interiors, from 1110 SMI W of Sanford 372 4470 - hanks to ClaSsified Ad. users get 36-Resort ______________________________ Reduced to Settle Estate i4rrrf' cr. lh lovely living room, 3 t'r-. 7 t).1h5 577.500 Property _______________ -- 'lufchison Ocean front Apartments, 339 5 Atlantic Ave. Daytona Peach Call 377 1058 Swim or, Fish ____________________________ Real Estate Sunland - - 7tGE COVE .statc Rd. 427, Z,i east ef I7j305) 323-8lO miles Ph. Sanford ,t.,l.....L AiAC Oti FROM 935 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 41-Houses Ide'.il area for child, ct, 3 bedroom hot-iC with completi'ly fenced acj $70000 _____________________________________ __________________________ ('r'L 3 fiR, 7 hth laril,' F Ori i rc'c'r'.i cent he-at & ar. 5)9,700 RURAL BUNGALOW OWPiTOV,N 7BP.lbathhomes Priced as low as 1)0.500 Shade-ti lot. space toi garde-n. 2 bedrooms or-i 91 eci cc n.J 112.SC(' (LAX 'N COOL in this home and pool 3 BR. 7 bathS, large en tertainmc.nt room, central heat nti ar 139.700 2')')J)flOA 3 Minutes Ironi Town ) betirOon, refti, I Sli C home shaded lot Se 1 ,nt t Will REALTY (j U LOOK WHY PAY SECURITY DEPOSIT? , Fri,,r, 317 301 16j0ti'aw,-itP .. ... --------------- - '. 1970 Datsun pick up. with topper $1,300 Call 373 0753 Used office furniture cabinets, as is Cash arid Carry '1015. Caite'ti mm-,. 1 f'i 'I' lit-il I' f,'..t East ,l I ion r'v 46 Sanford For informal c,n cali 33)9'Ie Sanford3fll$$) MAITL AND FLEA '.11-RI 1911 Hwy I? 97 Open 5. Sur 95 035 7920 sjf - _________________________ Jim Hunt Realty Lrg - _P AFTE4 fIRS -- BPS 7 bitt baths, family room & den, plenty storage, large lot 377 1041 1971 I adlfac El Doraclo n Best often' 67$ 7S5.ior $34 091) Fla room, detached garage, Ience-d yard 119.000 372 6399 or -.,-. 6J-i,'Nachisry-Tools j,, - - .- - ------.---- _____________ ___ i's-Pets.Supplies - , SCHOOL FOR DOGS _______ ck UpAbandonedC.' FREE 377 t7i -•-- 197) F ord Pinto Squire wagon. comp tetefy loaded, low mileage Call 123 6.5)) alter S pm _____ --''- Ri?Chi, tisitm'rooi, Cao,rief,, Ccriter tV'. 5ini'', Instaii' rn 1.1 la),(. . d ' ibeil 1fl 1057 a-i' time STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CA Sf4 PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD P,O,S Call 372761) or 8)1 9993 -- -------•- i7 '' ________________ __________________ $3 ',).'I3A'F I ..EA 'AARKE -s rh ,; 7.,tii,. 0 -nt. Moving Must Sell 2 Bedroom Home Indountry Club $500 Down 332 7778 , 1970 C) clone Spoiler 129 Cobra Itt auto PS. PB. 57.000 miles Local priva IC owner Factory stock Bob Baiter. 372 NOt Pert P'.at L.tre Electric Carpet 'Pit rvjieie'r 'or only II SO per day ' 1.'4F C-IL'S FURNITURE -.. 3$ Poc. Spec al " rref 3i1i44 __________________________ ' Si. ,tr 6 P M ..---''----64- ..i:,t1(jjfj(fleflf for Rent III 6 "4 Sanford. Dy Owner. 3 BR. 2 bath. air, carpet. garage. screened porch, 2 yrs old, 876.900 37) 63)2 1 4 Plymouth Convert re 0004 conditiOn 53(1) 373 1090 / Cc - c Fariters __ __________ ••--- ---------- - -- 1966 C,alaiie 500 6 (ml Ildi'? -' auto tranmissio, 1967 Gatnie $ cylinder, auto transni,ss on Both Od Com'idition 373 3616 ____________________ ' Jim'. frath Ha.iedI ixay II PiCI i41 Loac fly owner. bke new, 2 Bedrooms. - Jobt st ii tpii e',, SI(.w relr.as. food Ic, trees Gn'dimLarr l. W 1st 5 Th6630 W'' -.---__... 1379 Elliott Av PIFILSOIi'S LORIO,. POSES SlCOrri H i Gar:m Center 7u1C'.f-'vAvC.3.,rfbrd vt, __________________________ ,,-'.xu I iJ i UI _____ For Your Junk Cars - 372 399) Lassi atd?n -- _____ Let rip 7.1'.' 1 c,r '71.',, 5itjr lot An gr oa,e'i tpo' Fi,t,d Frer 3?. 99i -..-.... W." .)('IUFUAI C ),irca,- yyc pm Tables 6. uerrr.lirent booths av.i4 lentlr All ,a- cier cover LD(.4t-d Ii; miles "71101 ' ion SR '.!.ntcrci at Stan lAuction. 332 - 'is t.'eedslD'scountsi BtS.r. n'i.!ence and protection 'rain g Problem solving dog çsycro' y 1 27505)0 1971 Aiudi 100 LS I tin sedan, ar itioned, AM FM radio. I 1. $7,193 Ask for DuaneM.cG _____ ----------0CC, TRAlPIIN IN YOUR HOME IsaJir breaking Oed.ence. ___________________ St--I4ousc'hold Sanford I:or Sale or Rent i bedrOomS, 7 baths. central r-at, window air, Zoned commercial 1700 Mor.th 321 0027. 37) 6545 (xjijs J ----------- 171 ¶n: ii 2 Zag 'w Ti c' q5i r.-ce 564 or S u,i,rii.nhl. 55 '17 'O'd.'". Touch n 5ev.. 17 See-At SAPi :ORr SEWIPII C,IP,1 EL: )7 Ia' '1st St 'j(,viritr,wn 3277111_"'!'....___. *1* r Establish(d neighborhocii,nc,) BR, witP income Owne, il lIke law dOw or contract :g toy, ijm equity oil $21,000 ASsu',p $lL,J(1 313 193$ ' LITTlE SALESMAN III PRIN THAI" ACLASSIFIEDADi -fNFORD 7 or 3 bedrooms, family room, central heat & ar. carpeted, range & refrigerator, fenced yard Terms available 119.000 WE TAKE TRADES 4.Kt.MARY 2 bedropm tr5mehome with brer cxwches Cc'rr,,-r lot 57 600 . - OVI[RIO NICE CLEAPI CARS IC ri-i00SF F PC'.' I,J.Yi TERMS *1* ________________________________ ' ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days 372 6173 Nights 377 5s1 or 37'i '$7 PIOCREDIT CHECK IIuITEPESI PIOP(DIAPL S i-l[ At.. TOW pit 7111 tn t' - liii' ar P trio gIll' A (ii,'st, Ai.' • T -iE I RAID is ic n-ssier 1a GET THOSE LUXURY hE PAS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST F P('lP,S 'TODAY S '.54911 4 i) i - -' I, ONGI.p n.t 'itic. ",pr.C.EAR IS iN O[P,'i'.r SELL IT NOV 5S'lTfi A CL'.' SFICC AD 1' /) -I i'1;1k•1k;H'Jhj__ '71 Api 't'' 7 l'' 1 baths, air, tin-i'' '.tr'yer, .'r-.m, 1t, a cc', !mj'n Ptnvit?t.ni7;(j) - It's ii ' t,c,. ' nj-st , c Firra,tiire p F1VINl1I.!E rfL.11,1. I/11kJW.'sl3 - -,.-_. .._ _...r.41 -Beauty Care - - I I I 'tIM (tLJDGETS API, BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS ______ ________________ Perm.inrnt Wave. 110 Atk In, "r.I.n" Rarni,a't Ra,tw Salon. 7635 Sanford Ave 372 39 SPECIAL 'QU H,WE COD CREDIT OR USE OUR in't need" Serve a useful purpos sqain when you sell them with Clssfied Ad from thi' Herald aii us tndi.i t)a.'i I deli5' l, t, A small Classt,ed Ad brings big returns Ye-p nr.e arid see Call 7611 or 531 ') es trrm Ps',ye-fl when Dt't I N'. cs" with ',,, IUI.P''NG /,V &ILABLE IF .:.jj hvestigato FJU ______ AR 'V I iPOt,',NPLST CONTROL 7567 Park Dr've in U6S C, A GARAGE SALE ,,, I FORr,ET TO AD IT VISE IN TuE 511 II 0 :.(i', 312 7611 -S - Pet Care . B - i'j I'.. F' ¶T 041 lO#i,5 ALL TYP[ S pp or 37) 5215 ,. ________________________ - _______________ Cirer'!r,. i.i " U'•'i r' Custom WOrk Licensed Bonded Free estimate 37] 6031 T0'.',FW" BEAUTY SALON (1:nmerly fIance-it S tti'.nuty $19 L P'ne3fl 5717 SAPIF3R0 JiVE, FHQNF fl3.97 j CO?/E lV1iND EE )IJF F.l.ECT'at'NOF 3CtOD USE f.) ' ,'n!ral ii. ,t P. t. -s, For tn'. r".tnates. cal' Carl Harm , .5 SI.ARS in Sanford 377 )77) --'•--'--'-.-.*-._ s: Home Improvements _____________________________ - MOBILE flUME P' )' l,'fG. Con plt Sit I'll tail sc.i, money 1 (en-ed Orfarco 71" I47 - ____________________________ ______ Air Crditioning - - Da'ie'i, ____ - ____ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ' Moving? Why Not Live LA N ATIONAL AUTO SALES 760175 1 RENCH. SANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY - ' 1" In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? ( EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ASSUnIC panic- It, cer'-ii a' heat, 17'x6O, BR. i/' t3tZ . A 0** 5%elt trained Pony and tack ne-ti rein $75 or he-st otter R;chard Cruger. 372 01s-i NO 323 7750 k -. ___________ CommercIal Zoned 7 ft. office decor, busy stre"t Ion down. $11,950 Acre Real',, Pt AL TOP. - ct1 (il i - ,,,,,_J _______________________ ' (J . T. 'bOr5eS _____ - ForreI Greene, Inc. 42__bite HotneS . -- - C Os' s at 'rtlowinhg Larry Saxon, RejIty' ..___. - '' ' - -.------- - 1 THE PRICE ISPIGIIT Cozy 3 bc3reom. 2 Lath Su*'ii',h, central air, garage su.g mrç.e' Only 2': years olc Woodc-J ict. $7? $00 323 9410 I ,11r111i11 III. 531 7370 CALL Il Breed Doa Training Academ, --..-•.Iris 5 Otaf' 151Pm year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boardrg P. nr.els Thars iO yOu. .jstOrners 377 ASSUME PAYMENfS ________ _____________ . .. 79-Trucks_Trailers _________________________ STAN'S AUCTION Ase at $797 ________ _______ _-_-. ,,'. - 60-Off ice Supplies 14? Broker. 101W Commerc.al PAYTON REALTY ______ 1972 Chevrolet he-S'vy duty pick up ton 36" She-tI wide tres. 29? engine and manyextras37IOS7'9 chairs, straight chairt, filing W. Garneft White P.'j llr,s E'.l',' 'ie' " BLAIR AGENCY - POBSOPI MARINE Hwy 17 92 32'? 5961 s PET R[5T liØj I(',cr't nj __________________________ Ph 572 1037 Land Cleariig - _____________________________ A' Al I 'Pi". I .'.PO) i I II .' .' .' '''' ________ Motorcycle Insum , Peg Real Estate Broker PPione371 0610332771* cyviartners 411ac!c 10' Fiberglass Fishing Boat ) p,cov;riQpiece antique yel',w bedroom suite with matlres'. & springs, Orange & greenday o' d & Sears power eoger $1.7 219C '- Sparbtino clean. 3 bedrooms. 7 bath, lakefront home, central Peat and air, trees, and other extras, u.000 , Like-New Call After 6 372 754 16' Canoe JOHN KINDER. ASSOC 06-13 '.'' Datsun pick up, tool CheSt or each side Take over ta,n .'i-" A Stl leeCutvC ok (itility trailer, factory mane l'ia'. --•------------- - -117 33 373 1710 otter S 4iQii), )i'ttiOri4 UC)) 5135 3770331 IN All PRICE RANG(5 lit St 372 -- skisinc,', 1450 Call 332 0694 Cruter, 160 InbOard outboard power Ideal for famil) camping. skiing, & fishing 377 5111 or 372 0774 s-i clean flew wire Rabbit Cages. 71" 30" 36" Crocks, feeders. & nest boxes included Moving 107 Garrison Drive 32) 0)15 ', si Pan Dr -IIIAITQW 3779781 I'll ' Critchf'et for Sale I ---i..• Courtney oust. 3$ PIP engine I trailer. 1350 3738691 after i .ervice The Pest Western Auto 301 W 1st 5 ________________________________ fast results at a tow cost Try one today' Phone 312 76)1 or 131 S'99) _________________________________ _________________________________ : Lawn Mowers We Sell The Rest & . B ' owner 3 fiR. 1 bath. bug morner to', beautiful oaks, new carpet, fenced back yard. and much more For details, call 31 0375 frot' 9 to S or 377 7539 eves •• 11 iI4, Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage " •72'? S WEKIVA RIVER • - STUDIO 1.?. 3 B EDR OOM SUITES :BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES '' CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR - ______________________ _____ 4i '.•- v"(7eI mOt'f.': ' c"rnPa? Ca of equal value S)421il wit SOP4 l.'AlEP FURNITURE uv TRADE '[IL 311 3)5 E F rtt St 32? SAP 3 bedr*om, 1 bath on corner lot, 118.900 ExiSting, 116.500. 7 pci. mtg 373 I&17 n -, 171 Honda CR700 Pull backs. SiSSy bar *ith padS, crash bars 372 7779 befOre I - '- -. ; -- BALL R EALTY ChoiCe Listings 7563 Park Dr Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR '77199) 19195 French 372 7371, iiw. 372 198-1 j%q LISA 'I' 14(6 1i ________ - ACRE RAPICHETTE 3 BED ROOMS. 7 BATHS. BETTER THAN NEW HOME 14.500 DR trailer .til utl,t,e ' Realty Merchandise . Stemper Realty -- 55-Boats & ACcessories -' ByOwner Lovely) bedrooms, I year Old, Ia,ge family room with fireplace, 'very large lot almost 1 acre IdyllAlde- Section. 373 ______________________________ - At? W nctiPiieId end Faring Call3fl 7146 614 1006 _______________________ ' ___________ '. Homes ' 'tftA 44 u -r REALTOR 373 5151 ____________________________ , 37703S4 after 9 p m 78-Mtorcyc les tI '' " MONTH 'v.,,..5( PLAN COiO - Pe-g Real Estate Broker 110E 75th St 372645$ er' 'N Green, excellent concH iOn. 3 ftp, I' baths, living rm . family rm central teat air, carpeting, above around pool, fenced back yard By owner 37$ 0577 alter 6 artially furnished sma , hOuti Ideal for couple with 1 child t9 53-TV. Radio.Stereo '' '" 50-Miscellaneous eCOnditione flatteries. 512 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP 1)09 Sanford At, - , Harold Hail 76-Auto Parts - PLAN 10 BUILD' Look at this be-Sutiful Shaded lot on South edoe of Lake Crystal. 16.500 Commercial - re'= (':.1ij;'l bar, Clean 30" GE Electric range in gopi conditiOn with clock and timer cloubfp utility outlet 550 312 7870 ' TAFFER REALTY 3 22•2420 Anytime Your MI S Annrv - 7 Redroom.fenced yard 8175 mo Adults preferred 3flS$%lor)fl6a70 ---- ______ --- breakfast .. - mr used furniture. appl'a-iLrs ooli, etc Buy I or 1001 ilr'nit, Larrys Mart. 715 Sanford A,,' " )'' 1CC used machipes MOONEY APPLIAPICES323 0697 . CASH 322.4132 Refrigerator K.Iv'n.ator Frost fr, 000d condlilon. $10 or best ot c-i '' By Owner 3 ftP. I bath home on lots ore city btCck deep I? CIrus trees, garden. well & pump, large utility SPied Adiacent to wooded city park 175.000 or cash and assume mtq at 5135 pet' mo 373 6390 flftlr Sprinil ten Systerin. beautiful land Sr - no. ,srpntng 573.500 ase P.'ar,. 2 Ii i urfl 5i.ci. tJ?IIi od except na'. 5160 Adults P4 pets • Lovely) bedroom 'YPIPIEWOOD hornewilh nice family room. large closets, new roof, range and refrigerator 129.500 ciaraqe, close to schools 323 O7 1321136 -. EP4MORE WASHER. parts. .45 , M UNSVIORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker "5APt ORD'S SALES LEADER" _______________________ "' ncome as an AYOPI Represe • -, Furn:I:jre DAVES'fl3 9370 5150 373)794 Beautiful S acres. paved road, tree's clear flowing stream. horses 0 x Tarry Realty, REAl TOP, 679 New houses in a rural area Plo down paymenl. monthly payments less th flt Government 5b$i1ir'-' c's ....diii('CJ buyers Call to see if ,ac. 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Longwood __________________________ ________________ _ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Feal Estate Broke" 377 13)0 :,'-;':- ---- EveringH.rald,Sanlord, Fl, Homes 42-M 41Houses Tired of High Rent? , - - _ Furr- or unfurn Aptt large I & 7 bedrooms, carpeted, air iin ditiOqied Plo pets Moderate re"t. - - 41Houses AVAIONAPARTMEPITS ADULTS, NO PE IS 1)6W 2nd St _______ ,'Ie have listings We h5ve buyer' - ' --- BAMBOO CC'VEGARDENAPTS Child care, my home, hot meal large yard. Sanfod area Ca . - ' II I4nt'• , 4. '173 çae,7 ' ' ' 4. . - ----:. - Oomrnt wanted Share expenses 3771511 after S ____________ 'PPlNC HO'ISECLEANINC, SELL "HOSE NO LONGEI PiEEDED tIEMS WITH CLASSIF lED AD 5undoj - Noon Frldo premium : -- __ Orkndo -WInter Pork 831-9993 Seminole 322- 2611 - 29-Rooms single word "retired" on the and you can't live unless you door of his office here. get a little meat." my --- - 'it,''. •,i .,'qa',p h,e top SOil, till art, Ar' clay, and the-Il available Please call ni'ght IUYERS APE WAITING TO REAlD YOUR f'i ASSiF lED A(. Pr essure Cleaning ______ &A CL[APS ALL era.' prrSsuri' I, 171 4'.S - irid (p.9,5flg Bulldozing. 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" ' ' • ' ' " ' * a -, - V 5 H N O 'Jam INN _~ OIj. ANNNONO ANNON . R 14 , M.. t -_ '' ,"-".,-,.. - - . - 44 45 146 Sugar I have DEAR DR. LAMB enclosed an article on white which is frightening, if It is really this dangerous, please advise your readers. Would It artificial be safer to sweeteners? I am DEAR READER always appalled when I read anything of the nature of the article you sent me. The abysmal ignorance displayed is almost unbelievable. There are some good things and bad things about sugar, but first let's deal with that statement that you should use honey, ma?le syrup, or molasses Instead of white sugar. There are only three simple sugars (hexoses) glucose, fructose and galactose. Galactose is formed only from tactation and Is In milk. Table sugar is a double sugar from the combination of glucose and fructose. When you eat It In any form the double sugar Is divided by an enzyme small Intestine Into glucose and fructose. Honey isa mixture glucose and fructose. You don't need to split it in the intestine before it can be absorbed. Once absorbed both are simply glucose and fructose. In short, honey and sugar are then chemically the same thing. The same is true of the other sugars. Fruit contains both glucose and fructose. So, the idea that white sugar Is more harmful than the other "natural sugars" Is on pure Ignorance. For a more complete discussion of the real chemical nature of sugars and carbohydrates write to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. BOX 1551, Radio City Station, New York N.Y. 10019 and ask for The Health Letter on Sugar and Starch (number 3-8). Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope and 50 cents for mailing and costs. A Natural Food - sugar 41 MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac UIRAL 1UMA OO1 iaoAIN MATS.SVI*Y DAY 'M11:30M-S11.25 of DAVID CAIRADIdE DEATH RACE 2000 OF MUST U WITH PARENT UNDER SPECIAL ALUMINUM SHEETS The article you sent me stated purified sugar is a drug. It Is not, it Is a fond. As far as It being habit forming. to the that eating Is a fairly common habit, I guess It Is. e bad thing about sugar and all of (lie other Concentrated sweets, Including honey, Is that they contain a lot of calories. If you were starving that might not be so bad either, In our society have to fight the battle of the bulge, It is a problem. Other than calories, it is not what sugar contains that can be harmful, but what It lacks. gar is Just as natural a foodd the other sweets. After as dehydrated, all, It extent Th where so many any of Is just r. h..uf 11"1^0 11"1^0 A. beer at all times to flush his kidneys out. I know beer makes you go to the bathroom a lot, but I never heard of a doctor telling a patient to drink beer kidney problem. I know it Is very bad for any infection of the kidneys, bladder and prostate gland. In fact, it happened doctor few years ago, and forbad me to drink anything, so will Including coffee and you please tell me If any doctor would recommend drinking a lot of beer for a disease like tit? for a to me a my tea, In some DEAR READER kidney conditions It Is wise to fluid, pecIf1ca1ly drink lots water, to help keep the urine diluted and, ma sense, flush the tern. This is true in a person sys prone to kidney stones. It is often helpful in infections of the kidney and bladder. - of returns to duty after 10 years of physical disability. He goes after the gunman responsible for his wounds. Laurence l.ucklnbill guest stars as the revenge-bent cop. 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES an NON RUST PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR RCFINGor INSt'LPTING The Herald : -z 58 2 1 4 M - - - Common 611 Smut 1 Proficiency Badges _ - __ _____ 4 h , .1. - - _~4p. - __ - ~~ . •110~ -- [SEEK & FIND' is - - - - a - nervous -, - -- - m' get T$UTI THE BLAZER GIR,,.IP. R THE GROOVE TUBE ______________.J preswe aciWi. deal with the vL*array of other UBRA (Sept. 22-Oct 22) problems people often have. Don't be too Stiff-necked today Contact medical with who Is co.operative society and get their recom- towi'd you. You could find mendntions for doctors inyour yourself aced-out somettillig community. you could have shared. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Use your Imagination today U comic upwlthwaystocutcostz for work or service that you now will performed. wiui gynecotogy prooiems your county to great SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Avoid a social scene today A •. ' ¶ I - '• 1f i'. - of .. Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over SO discoveries per panel in an all-new series 24-page booklets. To order volumes 1. 11 and ill. send $1 for each, makInR cheirks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper YOUR BIRTHDAY June 3, 1975 You'll make two very Interesting friendships this year through a group activity. Each will prove beneficial, though they will be completely opposite types. I is -B. r IA)NG WOOD The city was calm this morning despite the walkout last night of most of the 35 volunteer firemen and the dismissal of Fire Chief Boy laBosslere. No fires reported in the city during the night. City officials had feared an outbreak of fires last night alter one volunteer fireman said, "The city may burn tonight. Without volunteers the city will burn." One paid firefighter was on duty today assisted by two public works department employes who had received some firefighting training; and a fourth man was on standby, Council Chairman J.R. Grant said. Grant said he will decide Wednesday morning on the date and special city council meeting when he will recommend that LaBossiere be granted two-weeks sverance pay plus salary due him for Sunday and Slonday. City officials Grant, Mayor B. Lot-mann and Public Safety Director Doug Keller left the city hail complex at 1 am. today with Grant saying the city was in better shape, lireprotection wise, than it had ever been. Grant's remarks followed assurances from neighboring cities James new Inside Today Thieves Hit Schools . Thieves and vandals struck schools last three in Sanford - and did extensive damage as night well as taking a good bit of cash and valuable items. Bob lJoyd reports on the happenings on Page 2-A. $ a * a, a * $4a11 * a I * * p C 4 4$ .* a * 111, * South's Finest" • * a p4 a A * p New County Department In Offing a a Is L $ p , •• _; . 4 -_!1`!i . 7 - ; i 1--" 'r, * --, 1* • . • __. - .?. -_ . . ~._1~14 , ~' - -IV - *.N. `~' _'.d C'"*, - . lF . - i-i" ;~_; -I - - •- ••-• - - Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs and the insisted the proposed agreement guaranteed the volunteers Seminole County Fire Department that units would respond to everything and the city nothing. city fires during the emergent')'. Particularly repugnant to Grant were the agreement sections Veteran volunteer firefighter with 12 years past service, Roger raising expense the volunteers from $4,000 $6,000 ,Mobley. had not made a decision this morning on whether to annually. a section recognizing the organWtion as the only accept the city's call to reorganize a volunteer unit to assist the volunteer aeney and another requliIng the city to pay expense city's three paid firefighters, who remained on the job. reimbursements to the organization rather than the Individual Grant, meanwhile, made it clear he would sponsor a move to men. raise taxes this year to hire a full-blown paid fire force, if the Connell went over the agreement section by section with Robert effort to reorganize a volunteer department proves unsuccessful. Kelley, president of the volunteers, pointing out phases he thought Keller, who assumed the duties of public safety director, in were open to interpretation. Reference by Connell and Grant was charge of both the police and fire departments Sunday said last also made to a recent incident where a pumper fire truck was night the city would be protected and he personally would man the used to pull a member's vehicle from a Lake in the guise of fire hose if it was necessary. firefighting training. The walkout erupted last night alter the city council Connell asked Kelley if the volunteers intended to quit as Bravo unanimously rejected an ultimatum approve a proposed had indicated and Kelley responded, "Yes sir." with the voiunteers. Grant instructed LaBossiere to call the paid firemen back to Attorney Carmine Bravo, representing the Longwood Volun- work immediately to protect the city. teer Fire Inc., said the volunteers were not tr)ing to When Lallossiere said he would take the action only If the gouge the city or take advantage. "We are here to do good Council guaranteed the men would be paid, Scott moved to accept business," Bravo said, adding "the volunteers are prepared to no Lahlossiere's resignation effective June 1. longer be volunteers." 'Sorry, Roy, I have to think of the city," Cornell said seconding Grant and Council members Gerard Cornell and II.A. Scott the motion, lie cited numerous newspaper accounts that - were of .f -. I . Longwood F'i' re Hassle Heats Up As Volunteers Qu*lt - The Seminole County Commission, acting upon a recommendation from management consultant E. If. Underwood, has begun formulating plans to establish a central purchasing department. Herald Staff Writer dick I jwhridge reports on this Latest development on Page 5-A money to 1 to _A- -, 4, - .,. %I I -- -0 ~ A to L __ ~ - . ..1111 Firefighting gear - boots, hats, coats the Longwood volunteer firemen lays on tables and rha ir,~ in the fire KjI] %ihery they left It after a walkout last night. agreement of Department IaBossiere planned to leave the city's with the Casselberry Fire Department. Jui to Liie a I Continued On Page 5-A) Sewer Ruling Halts Casselberrys Plans By El) PRICK Herald Staff Writer Consumer Utilities, a firm because that's all we're waiting dorses" such a meeting million gallons daily to the city based firm with extensive which is the center of an for to purchase the two utilities, because it could save both of Casselberry. operations in Seminole County. ongoing riff between the County It's costing us money every entities "a lot of money." If that contra is finalized, The city Is also seeking an The Florida Department of Commission and city officials, day," Vihlen noted, But Though Casselberry still is would buy all Pollution Control has handed While Mcintosh has filed a McIntosh said today he hasn't considering the purchase of "allocation agreement" with Seminole operations excluding ilown a written ruling which with the Supreme Court of been advised the county is property for construction of a the county for gallonage from pumping station number four. ativises all cities im, Seminole Florida seeking to block the seeking a meeting to try to sewer plant, the letter fromn Consumer Utilities. That IS if "Seminole County is very County to "tie-in" with existing county's 12.4 million bond resolve the issue. pollution control official.'1 could the city withdraws Its suit and interested in purchasing allows the bond validation to General Waterworks," sewer plants not build new validation, County Commission Last night, Casselberry change those plans. litICS. Chairman Ski Vihien Jr., says Councilman Sal Orlando said New plans certainly include stand. McIntosh said, lie said he will The ruling was read to the he will meet with city officiaLs he's been in contact with Vihien purchase of capacity from Also, Mcintosh informed city work with the count)' attorney Casselberry City Council last to "see if we can come off this in an effort to set up a meeting Maitland. In fact, McIntosh told officials the city is negotiating to insure the same situation night during discussions of the suit situation." between the Council last night Maitland has for purchase of General doesn't develop which surfaced city's plans to purchase land for "They're holding us up entities. Vihlen said he agreed to supply 750,000 to a Waterwcrks, a Winter Park- with Consumer Utilities. construction of a long-awaited City officials had planned to sewer plant. purchase that private utilit along with Indian Hills Utility, "They're telling us to CDfl' bt suddenly teh county decided tract for capacity,' CityAtty to buy it lust. Bond validation KenMcintosh said T 1. Il BOB 011111-11. where slime covered many David Cox, bioloi ist with the Florida to secure money to buy the he said, is because of hIt'raid Outdoor Editor all and dead shad there was current at Game and Fish Commission. The loss of utilities was sought and by "rgionalIzation," or future could be found floating in lazy circles, the water, which should flow north, has county officials. Then the city plans h consolidate all existing The once mighty St. Johns River, The slimy green algae bloom has caused marshes and mucklands to dry voted oppose the county facilities into one almost in its dying throes, has received a advanced as far north as Welaka, out leaving no boiling reservoir during purchase. regional facility. temporary transfusion with the arrival of cording to terence Quinn, operator of the season. Concerning possible land The letter, dated May 20, says the recent heavy rains. " Fish In" at the confluence of purchases. McIntosh says the The restore and preserve However, long time residents who have pollution control officials the St. Johns and Oklawaha rivers, city is 'seriously" ciinsliIering this great wtterway is gai ning support "question construction" of any ssitnessed the decline of the ve predict organization acreage on Red Bug Road and Wulna, in reporting on the bass fishing from many .ources. A rapidly as it new plants. And, in the case of the water will run contest held there this past week end, known as th "Friends of the St. jij" pr,rcel on Lake Tony. However, Casselberry, the letter says it came because of channelization and he said landowners are said, "No bass at all caught in the St. is taking the lead in the fight to save would be "economically un- diversion at the river's source. Johns what fish were Landed were riser and s30rtsmen's clubs and corn- becoming impatient and infeasible" to go ahead with plans Even WeLh the 10 to 12-inch rise in the sistent the city either buy land taken from the Oklawaha where the mercial fisting groups are Joining in water level, sandbars still exist where to build a new plant. soon flowing." or not at all. the current ninny springs keep feet 'instead, the letter advised the the channel I supposed The and Fresh Water Fish The holdup now is the letter Council to "tie-in" with one of deep. 11w dLversL!i of ore: 00 t(1il.Ofl Cointiiisic 195t week adopted a from Tallahassee which week ago, the famous bass Until two existing plants nearby the the upper gallons daily resolution IF voring the restoration of the Mcintosh says will apply Inc City of Maitland or fishing stream was flowing backward, ('it)' reaches of the St. Johns was reported by river to Its proper channels t'trv city in the county - two governmental "en- CHOICE OF INCLUDES ALL FOR *1 * 4 * 4 1.35 1 BREAKFAST SPECIALS a ** * 111. 17.92 fIord Being * CAREY OUT OI?DEPS WELCOMEIII IW I * 3229646 - ' f • . - •. - ..- . 4A 813 458 5A 6-78 88 .311 GA -- . - 1.r. iIlI1t) EditorialHoroscope Hospital Obituaries Sports - Television Women's - .. - 4A 4A 311 5A SA 1.2-38 38 1 6A Give St. JohnsTransfusion reason, areas no won to sewer ac- rainy movement to . Across From Movieland . %VKATIIEIt 4 * / * * Served Monday-Sun, 6a.m.. 11 am I Around the ('lock Bridge - Business Calendar Classified Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby Quinn's FROM 97"1111 II \ * Index * I' * Dd _* . /i - ' ' I energy By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer " * 1111 H • '- Chief Asked To Resign a of i ______ of Every Tuesday Is Family Day & Nitel one ' ' .. ., * - ii;i ( -. * *, - ' . COLEMAN'S 111 `1 1 * a get j 1 - •• .' \ - * * a a a * 111 * * * * * "" ,s,' , at four area yours of uin -- -• * ' 1 - y S U - you. 4 . ,..j .. where you'll find yourself too to sound your ideas out on close to one whose actions others before trying them. annoy Don't ask advice from one who is always negative. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Keep one who has no iisc&s (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) business butting Into private Be careful today of one who fanifly matters out of your may be looking for a piece of affairs. He'll Just stir things up, the action from something AQUARIUS Jan. fl-Feh. 19) you've earned through your You'll feel today that ou have own efforts. an - , 'c.' Chamber 41 '1`4 •r' - 4 A _. ~ -.. - eve your f d. 1975 * 'Most of the refugees who came out faced high risks had they remained," he explained. He cautioned against asking too many questions of the refugee's concerning the demoralization of the South Vietnamese Army. "I believe I wanted to 11 but the people of the pokticI politica l there was no one to lead them at the time. Panic is _'; ', II • - Snl~ - time of a * * associated with Americans to flee the country before the Communists caught up with . - gang you up. ________________________________ . • - - you Sanford Welcomes Viet Refugees Instead, the Comm ssion learned several weeks ago that By JEAN PAESON $300,000 was needed to purchase Herald Women's Editor 'htsof the t the Maitland-I-4 Interchange in They had to bring extra Seminole Count) chairs Into the Sanford CIVIC A change in engineering (enter tins morning to acdesign which moved more of commodate all the Sanford th. rnterhange into the count) residents who turned out to has accounted for the need to meet the Vietnamese refugees hossereguestsofhonor at the purchase additional rights-of of way,accnr(lingtnregional[)OT Greater Sanford ('onunerce Personality Breakofficials. fast. Regional DOT engineer C. A. .. Of course the refugees Benethitsa1dntht mission) aware of it sooner Walter A. Houth, who was . , than L di responsible for evacuatIng -' • 4 t t L I t tZ - .: I I . ,'t 4.' . j'' opinion. . reiugee amies Charles Smith, another DOT many oi toe , . ¶' . I I While all of the refugees in official, said 'we overlooked from Saigon and bringing them I I Sanford have sponsors, Rev. to Sanfor I t. " ; Routhhasa List of individuals 'More than material "'r' According to Benedict, the and families still In Camp t, ."...'•' •:, ii'". plans were changed nearly two hOwever, these people need to . : ; Pendleton, Calif., who will not t be welcomed with hearts lull of years ago and although 4.' 1' .'L ' be allowed out of the bart wtil wrcDIka #'rrSI CAt!IaW curt would not have changed love and understanding, he JSWII,J they have sponsors. anything, we should have said. Mr. and "Sometimes I think it was A way to beat the heat, and the crisis as se get a caught it earlier." Judging from the ovation Mrs. Bob Gregory Sanford and shy Susan Gregory. easier getting them out of preview hot summer days, is to get sailing one on of the area's given the Vietnamese families Saigon than out of Camp o many lakes. Using only wind power this catamarran skims over Seminole County Commission at the conclusion of Rev, around to make the acquain- residents. panic and fear which spread the Pendleton" commented Rev. Lake Ton)' In South Seminole. (Herald Photo by Jane this morning, In a 3-2 vote, Routh's address, and the tance of the refugees, Sanford Rev. Routh described the rout length and breadth of South Casseiberrys adopted a resolution eagerness with which their hearts have already warmed to of the Vietnamese forces during Vietnam and the desperation of Routh establishing 1)01's five-year American hosts gathered the plight of these new the final weeks of the war, the those Vietnamese who tiadbeen (Continued On Page 2-A) HOROSCOPE are Th _______ a I!niYTI IDEAL LINING MATERIAL ( ey Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) . P 1 :m A ,c., T! ',''• an in 't EACH ~t~ - - ~_.;; Joanna such, It provides lots of valuable calories, but It contains no vitamins or minerals and no bulk. We need bulk for proper digestion and that is why it Is wise to get your carboh)*ates from fresh fruits Drinking lots of flwd does not and vegetables and whole mean drinking alcoholic cereals. All of these foods, when beverages, including beer. digested, yield the same Alcohol damages cells and Is BERNICE BEDE 0501. product into the bloodstream hard on the kidney and urinary that you get from sugar. They There not a single just give OU bulk and vitamins kidney, bladder, or prostate For Tuesday, June 3, In addition, disease or disorder that Is Sugar does not cause nervous benefited by alcohol. Tell your ARIES March 21-April 19L breakdowns. Anyone with friend to switch to water Be willing to make concessions common sense would know without the alcohol, and he will In dealing with associates otherwise inasmuch as most of do Just as well, today, though you strongly feel statistics us use some sugar which It Is. I have your way is best DEAR DR. LAMB show quite a lot and there are TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) lot of us who haven't had a just moved from another state at least and must seek out a new doctor. Your freedom of movement will nervous breakdown The question is what kind? I be sharply curtailed today not yet. have had hot flashes for 15 because of tasks imposed upon You can have disorders with abnormal sugar years, and they are as bad now you. Delegate work where metabolism, but these cases as any of the worst times in possible. .i...,. •r I'L'%.IVMI IA.... 'III,,.... M Tn s-v1611,11%au, utaui s'iuj are mewcai conwuons in in- uxme i yvwb. organizational work club or low energy and a Because of dividuals with Illnesses, not the blood today, volunteer with care, If low general population. My general tendency toward you tackle an assignment, have impression of the article you pressure, I'm on a small are reading amount of thyroid. With or a committee to back sent is that CANCER (June 21-July 22) material that may provide without medication, I'm told I us misinformation to still have normal metabolism. Be prepared to switch tactics dangero goals. hi I'm told today through I'm I'm 55 and you about your health. alternate plan If the Use DEAR Nt. LAMB I have a the menopause. opposition gets too stiff. '.ery o(xl friend who is supDEAR READER LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't posed to have an incurable told me his Everyone needs a family try toconvlxe one whoseviews kidney disease. lie doctor. One is not always easy the oppose completely doctor told him to drink lots of to come by. ideas today. lie merits of your A hmily physician r,.va be sold at this time, you to specialists as you need aoa.o CNAM VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be ases, them, if the occasionarises, T$LAt T'I much extra-protective of your You not going to DEATH RACE ticip out of gynecologist if you resources today, especially If Show 2000 AdultS auto accident dealing with one whose motives 1 a happen to have an 11.111111 MATINEE 2:$J the flu, lie Is too busy are suspect. Resist hightract, - '-. 10.11 CBS MEDICAL CENTER "The Faces of Evil" Rerun Dr. Gannon is mystified by the Lack of cooperation from a woman patient. He feels she Is hiding something, perhaps the result of fear. can refer can C ~f5 _________________________________________ - - USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 63 54 2 56 - 9'9:30 CBS MAIJDE Rerun It as tithe end of another CARIBE ABC 10 11 marriage iage for Maude when she and neighbor Arthur Hai'nt°fl "Vanished" Rerun avalatrlx who walk In on their spouses, Walter Pettel plays innocent gets Involved with smuggling and Vivian, embrace. Maude refuses to ring and becomes the target Of leader believe It Is so innocent. The fun revenge when the begins when they start dividing goes after her. Logan and Waters hope to reach her first. the community property. to ac WHILE SUPPLY LASTS - X*0 ,. k4 "'r' A - - WEEKDAYS --- .4.. • - 7 9:30.10 CBS RIIOD/1 Rerun Victor French plays an ornery Joe's buddy, Charlie, visits his for sheriff who terrorizes the old friend and meets Rhoda first townspeople to keep them In the first time. It is hate at line as he runs roughshod over sight. Neither likes the other them. lie gets himself tamed Charlie nor Ithod. And Joe Is with some "friendly advice" caught in the middle. and a good lesson In being 9-10 ABC S.W.A.T. "The decent Killing Ground" Rerun, when saves an amnusnea NBC MAJOR the unit 8-to policeman, whose partner LEAGUE BASEBALL After already has been killed, Joe Garrigiola's pregame S.W.A.T. gets a new member. discourse, a major league game Jim Street isso impresseirl with will be televised, the unit that saved him, he asks 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES to be transferred to S.W.A.T so "Vendetta" Rerun Seething for he can join them in tracking revenge, a former policeman down the killers. - ,.'i.,i,I ndop" Rerun Rerun 1181" IISl 1 - - 55 - I V #%1l_. I N" m' .,• 1 . 8.9 CBS GUNSMOKE rA % Writer i."T - MH 0 program in the county. (om. DOT officials, attempting to of-way purchases and the county's five-year road Top priority Items include inssioners harry Kwiatkowski neutralize the zap of the funds engineering cost would amount program repaving and widening SR 434 and Mike Ilattaway voted loss, have agreed to reciprocate to $350,000, and could be more Benedict, however, assured from SR 436 to the Seaboard Apologetically, state against the resolution. expensive In a few years with the board that as long ashewas Coastline Railroad, and by purchasing the rjght.s.of.way Department of Transportation Kwiatkowski said the county and paying for the engineering the rise of inflation, according in the regional office, the repairing the SR 419 from SR EX)T) offidals yesterday told had not received enough for widening Sit 431 in the west to Commission Chairman Ski priority items in the county's 434 to SR 100, Seminole County Corn- assurances ftorn the DOT that mart of the county. Vihien Jr. The DOT officials must fIc five-year road program would '"' '.aesioners un'i w 't' ? eJGO,000 uId be rCiHl-'t Eut, ifie SR 4s1 not be in j itt plans with ctate a3 of t:xr move to take $300,000 Instead of bursed. Total estimated cost of rights- project may fall at the end of the $.Y) 000 1)01 officials by July 1. $18,000 out of the county's secondary road fund should a ip.ited than a year ago. Herald Staff onartz _____ . . . Tuesday N. FRENCH AVE. ''.I_ ONE use 300 - 'I 1 -. - 9 w_ -- ex- . 5 I I - - '- ________________ 1 I F 16 8.9 t'BS "IN THE BEGINTView: CBS plans to produce bnng.ig the entire sordid story explore the minds of these network revealed it has Ut of misdirection chased TV rights to 'That's Traveling extensively NING it can be exposed misfits, is a the Charles Manson story as a on TV willmusical the Manson through Egypt and the Nile Entertainment," dramatic special next season. to millions? There can be no effort. The Charles of last year, for Lord Kenneth Clark has on television. from niace wi' Th. .5nnn ctrkrv is one nsvcholoiical alns story has no bn.office hit Valley. w-.,-•J DIALING AROUND: It is airing next year. Is that what produced a fascinating hour's of the nwst grisly crimes in ploring the fiendish Manson history. Even without the ex- story. To re-create the history ironic that at the same time they mean by "satisfying all program on the evolution of Now that the nets civilization, going back 5,000 this sordid crime, even to CBS announced it planned the tastes"?. plicitness of the gruesome murders,what can be gained by represent it as an effort to Manson story special, the have their fall schedules out of years through Egyptian art. It the way, all they have to worry is colorful as well as intriguing, midseason an awesome look at ancient is about replacements. Vicious cycle. .orks, as sell as the Great Pyramids Is (35) I 4S I 13 - ' I - (24) L1 J, 11 - - , B MICK l.00IIRWGE -. , 10 9 18 ___- ,.II 11 (35) Felony I - • _I= TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS The Ghost 6 I 14 (13) SW AT (24) Special (44) Movie -- ' (4) lfltCe Stooges DOT Red-Faced Over Fund Loss 44 sea 4'• _I 5_ F Design Change Cost County $300,000 Superlative 4 Region in Caesar 5 sufftx ancient murilerers 52 Secretive Greece group (abS 5 Tezt corrector 20 Early Christian 21 Musical 53 Ships record 6 Hosplal composi tion ';4 Reform *n,r' Villa Alegre (c (35) My Partner (anal) music rooms 2 Brythonic god 17'Old 3 Patriotic group never die' tab) 19 One of popper 38 Old 40 Rhythm in u... 27 Granular snow masses 28 Apparels 31 Emvnd 34 Bird's beak 36 Electrical units 39 Searches 41 Roving Winged 45 Produced 46 Solar disk 48 Moths 12 lair 13 Items for openings Sanford, Florida 32771-PrIce 10 Cents 23 landing boat 26 Angry 7 Final ornament 8 Pass over with a c'oth 9 Biblical DOWNpatriarch 10 Vivid colors 35 Italian City 37 Hawai.an Lost In Space CBS News 67th Year, No. 245-Tuesday, June 3, 1975 feature 18 Ssgmosd curve 19 existentialist 22 Russian city 24001 up 25 German playwright 29 Be seated 30 Make over 32 Forest item F'erich city 6:30 (2.8) NBC News (6) '1 57 leases 16 Washes sightly 58 Theater (44) Lucy Show Show international ' (9) All My Children (35. 44) Movie 110 (2.8) Days Of Our Lives Lifestyle (8) Romper Room ' (6, News (9) Blankety Blank (35) Florida (35) 700 Club (33) i''."4•t Ii, (0) Movie support 6:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News Live (35) Uncle Hubie Squares Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild asetit Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety destination 15 Camera Digest (24) Electric Company (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To 12:30 (2, ) Blank Check (6) Search For (44) JUflUiuIl 10:00 (2) Celebrity Change (44) Dinah 8:30 (13) Champions (9) General Hospital (35) Cartoons (9) Password (35) Big Valley 1100 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Prpsident 1972 , 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (. 9) Movie (44) Fury 9.3fl ,,• ''4) PItirnt . • AFTERNOON (44) Father Knows B'SI (9) Special: The Ultimate Risk 10:30 (2.8) Wheel Of Fortune (9) The Making of the it ' Coping With (41) braves (6) Maude - Tuxedo 830 -30 (44) Andy's Ganq (9) . k& back 14 Roach (44) Mickey Mouse Club 1:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Gilllgan's Island (33) Batman (44) GlIligan's Island 5:00 () Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (33) MIckey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Mod ern Homt (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2. 0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Showdown (3$) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2.8) Another World (6) Price Is Right TONIGHT'S TV 11 statesman f1756.1836 43 Iron 44 Cal1dlflut ,'*e 47 Less difficult 49 Newest 51 Source of wisdom tideles" 55 56 Of greater age More antique 6 Marc recent J - Monday 42 American ACO$ Monday, June______________ 2, 197S-6B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. J I - Yesterday's high 90, overnigh low U. Rainfall .16 hit ht'. Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy through Wednt'%dJV sslth thundershnsers likely, mainly during the ;iffrrnoon and evening hours. Highs In the upper Ns and ". Varia1" mostI) t't'uthrm.y winds ks 90s. Lout In tti 10 to 15 mph gust near thundershowers. Rain probability 30 per cent tonight and SO per cent Wednesday. Page 5.-A. Complete details and tides on ri r, a aew off as - - to be five Can e - a of water in to -- � 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, June 02, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 02, 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/d9b49c3b9c6182ccc05a0bf417c8f7ea.pdf cf4481c0c4dae8d658d7b09cdde9bb56 PDF Text Text 40—Evening Harald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Apr 113, 1915 BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH (DI *AKQ3 A K WI It 4 1053 2 WEST EAST 1 A4 4I0765 2 0 A Q 86 4 4 J97 SOUTH • J 10 5 2 *8 &.198 ALLEY OOP V J2 by Dove Grouts IE'5 RIf LUH! IF WE APPEARED AT T)1E K9i 4 AM Q64 7 ..."THE GUARDS VOtJLD PASS WALL THE WAY CASTLE GATES W4 AN INTO THE KINGS ALIEN PRISONER IN TOW... CVAk4 EM;zs WrT't4OUT Both vulnerable West North Et South I, Pass 2 by Dick Tumor 11"IVAL g In dumm wn and the six and four hand. ThenhewuldleadhisJacko( hearts. If East ducked he would rise with dummy's ace, lead a diamond and lye up on seven tricks. But East covered 67th Year, No. 194—Friday, April ' He would start Operation ExIra Trick by running s ades so as to discard one diamond. Then he would overtake dummy's five of trumps with his six, cash his !asI trump arid dis. card dummy's diamond. West would nave ueezed with his ace of diamos and long hearts; and South would have scored (he extra 20 poInts. __ . ______ — Cabein ______ By BILL BELLEVILLE herald Staff Writer .-. j.. - The bidding has been Opening lead d4 HY Oswald & James Jacoby A rubber bridge player would waste no (ItTle with todi 11 ;11111. 1k vtuld be deIighti with his club slam After draw Ing trumps he would concede a diamond trick and go on to the next rubber after scoring 1.370 points. A duplicate player would not risk his slam, but would un doubtedly give himself a chance to score an overtrick that would be worth an extra match point or two. He would rise with the ace of spades at trick one. Then he would draw trumps with three leads while leaving the five spot by Art Sonlom Iki THER.P kIM&JOI'M UXRTH1HE _________________________ 1.SU • •. .1 CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS DO YOU 5AY'ZP A JOB CR $ STRICTLY A L ECTURER RROOCESS CLASS AS - I MORE THAN TWO QUESTIONS IN •r WI • 3 . North East South i You. South; hold: £ K Q 96 V 2 • K 44 ,L c Vb.ut do )ou do no * — Pa You have just the hR over minimum a r 14- east You do pass. West bids three clubs. North and East pan. What OD you do now? Answer Tomorrow I#,$ IV Indeed the dinner toninht IS something speclaIl' - TODAY'S QUESTtoN 1 W4 1 _____ ;' U I FV are I can afford to buy more 'speclals'I AU FUNNY BUSINESS kLL IN ALL, HE WAS A)4 11 [WrwE r IL 0 1 J ER _5! 11111111111[1111fI EtMLEmr PAINT ER C001_0 NEVER DO HANDS! s. $I /Of JACOBY MODERN book to: 'Win at Bridgo."(c/() this r1cw8PW4. P.O. Box 489, Radio CItYS1`8001% ftw York, N.Y. 10019. . rs Refuse To Co Improvement Trust Fund 01T) was composed mainly of camp representative Walt Wheeler owners who were determined to Gurtesein who represented the delay the decision on removal had planned prior to the keep their structw-esjn the face Department of Natural of the camps until next Thur. State and County en- meeting a second meeting of a recent court order em- Resources (DNR) at last sdtiy. vironmental officials did some was scheduled for next week powering the lIT to charge the night's meeting. Gurtesein Camp occupants were parfancy back pedalling last night when such specifics can be camp occupants with estimated only 40 of the camps ticularly concerned over Ill's after "owners" of cabins along made, At that time, camp oc- trespassing. are actually occupied, while the plan to move them from the the Wekiva River said they cupants will either have to HI owns all lands below the rest are abandoned, would not voluntarily remove officially islands, since the decision In the ask for state per- mean water mark, which would Although environment of. recent ourt suit (Fergeson vs. their structures even though mission to remain, or be or. include the many Islands ficials, including Wheeler, Pounds that so empowered the they are "trespassing" on state dered to tear down the camps. scattered along the 25-mile Seminole County Pollution agency was property. strongly supported Last night's meeting which meandering river. Of the 70 Control Director Langley by the Association in an Instead of establishing a thne effort 1 drew a ft'll house in the ca ps that now wrict nn 11, Amdr, and Gurtesein were t" Krep OW developers off !J )v fr,imo for th removal dl of tilt! nitnuk ( unt (uiuni uni i hind and ShofdiflL, only 1t-12 "trying to ekdr the air" last rler ulmps as Internal chambers In the courthouse, would be exempt from state- night's meeting, they ac Harriet Mixon, president of ?' the Camp Owners Association, told Adair her group would pick representatives to meet with state officials next week. Adair slow. said the canip occupants WW I mm have to decide then whether a byGarryTrudeau for leases to the land they . illegally occupy, orto just give up titeir structures. Although all camp occupants are officially "squatters," many have lived on the iislands for 2Oto3o)ears long before the state ever began to firm ap I approach to handling such occupation of property. Several 0 . -- irk- ¶- :.L E CONSIDERS ir) 4.3 AI A PERIOD... M P y ownership, according to Don compkthed little more than to II ce Y9 by Larry Lewis QWSiTiQNJJ Owne - - By Roger Bdk, 4-5 '- Sanford, Florida 32771—price 10 Cents - / 0 01V Pass 4.& Pass 64 Pau Pass Pass i7 Wekiva- Shacks 'Must Go' _____ - , IEleiialtI 4 i-ir a3 4 A15TER Panel hearing camp owners during last night's discussioni-r - - . area tour in is ' d ministrator of the DeWment of Pollution Control. liferald Photo by Bill HeUevffle) Don Gurteseln, Department of Natural Resources ; Langley Adair, county director of pollution control; Walt Wheeler, IT UI• -- PROMISE OF " fl With sU some time to go before summe Cr, cog Is already shoulder high, glvingpromls.eofa welcomeearlyharyesj lofts planter, Paul H. Pew. A retired farmer from South Carolina Pew vEST designations, Adair offered the flue growth to the abundance of water he Is able to top from an it fielif 112 IA Of-Of ZUUW UY 5)411 -J Vincent) i..ouunuca un rage i-A) by H.bndahl & Stoff.I TUMBLEWEED -, ANI NVIM PACKI.I. ANP HOW 1HE HVNflN& ( FAM 1D PAY V \ ¶7w pmg AwNuAi CATOM4ER5'P1CNIC. A - By MICK LOCThtIDGE Herald Staff Writer .. 5%. county budget to determine if county taxpayers in of Cities' amendment to state law to permit cities to "We have asked the county to sit down Incorporated areas are receiving eititaillable treat- take the issue to coLirt. and study is expected that double taxation will be discussed. the matter, but the c0nuniSsioners ment as taxpayers in the unincorporated areas. " Knowles The Sanford City Commission passed a resolution Under state law, the County Commission is said. 'Me Seminole C(AmtY 0muninift inay be taken But the City of Altamonte Springs, which imade a last month telling county commissioners, "The granted 90-daYs to reply 10 A m uni cipahty's request to court over its stand that douthle taxation is zlnillar reciest Of the county Las County Taxpayers in the bumrpUr"&rm We" y (tho t week received a on double taxation, on receiving equitable mvtc, Irons the cmty Wamn 'Pete' Knowlel said yatm*. The 6uillooki"Jie IuU 90 da to rdwA to ale exist In V* county. NMI" with tiMents in tile *10"t85 "Indications seem to point now that the Issue may request from Altamont Springs. un Knowles said he is expecting a similar reply go to court," said Knowles, who is awaiting a reply County and Sanford City Coal- collected (toni the incorporated area's tayers Knowles' expectation that the issue may be taken SanfJ City Ckimmlsislmm also have requested missloners will meet in Sanford City from County Corruniasion to the City of Sanford's Hall April21 to and is being teed dis ptturte!y to provide to court, is In Conjunction with Sanford and a County4-)ty Stud), group be established to pro%ide hash out problems request that the county provide a breakdown of the " bet n the Altamonte Springs supporting the Florida League guidelines for the breakdown of the county budget. bodies. Although no agenda has been established, it areas." THEY PIPNT A HAVE ANY PO&GE SAGS. ___ DRINC, me? • Vietnamese Airlift Plane I.-- BLONDIE Qik Young WEU-. HEPE'SASMC)FJuSrGOmEAPAwsmFprrA I elOPE! FrnHSW L& RA,S , JS ANDA LOAF OF URSELF BEFORE TI.IE CR./1NG BREAD GOES AWAY FUNNY BuT !'VE GOT A CPA" FOR A PI 09 QAISI~E P*ISCIUSA pgp - Crashes; Orphans by Al Vsrmw WIIAT'S JUST PAlS WJG A PEW ALL THIS VEGETABLESI j Ad by Dick C.,.JU ThERE GUPF SW I }-tAP O TO 5E A FULL MOON N41 BUT I C JT5&IT I A l).v' fl-Wrlø/ eo•. ARCHIE _________ by Bob Montana ______ 1 YLICK ( MISS BEAZLY' W G000 \ T DID YOU PUT N THIS SANDWICH Mm IORDERED BOLOGNA! GRIEFf ARE YOU COMPLAINING AGAIN I LET ME SEE Irf I W.. AY. AIP CAPTAIN EASY A4 . YOU ejow.. THE Figr 6TEP 4rAIM4 5WAMI-a400p 15 BEP&S ALE 10 at4Nk OLJTALL F7 ....APP PLACE THE MII4P IN THAT UTTERLY F\ ELAEP STATE OF PERFECT WOTHINGWE. WHICH LE44 TO TOTAL EC57'/ISy,' ). EVEN L)RP45E5 THE GURUS OVIJ MENTAL 5TATE. ' y 2 Is t Century Sport 1 by Crooks & Lawrence ' EEK MEEK [( by Howl. SchMjd, J3 HAD A JOB 5EEAJ 'U'iIkR*m CALL -To GRATj€s.s If UAJPRTUUA'!ELT# I43 cr J VJL47Er kJM&J! Killed Moie or prediction. Synd icated Columnist Murray Olderman will deal Sunday with Part Two of a series ° "Rollerball," the movie of a sport in the year 2018. Part One appearsInto{Iiy's sports section ofl Page l.B Leader Resigns - - - " - - - - - -- -— - - -.--- - ---- - ---- - -- - - - - - - - - ' .-... -. - , - ' .. _____ , - Hospitas Den Civic Center Disp/ays Dolls -r - - -.'-- ient D - Ir, -liut, -- — -- I The Central Florida Doll Club is staging an exhibit in the Altamonte Springs Civic Center this weekend. A preview of some of the lovely and valuable dolls to be shown appears on PlC, Women's Section. - Business In the wake of mustering support for the upcoming ' I "Farm-City Festival," _____ 'Do w n to w ii Business .. I Association --1 (DBA) -. --President --i.' Allan Zane has resigned, resigned due to lack of . interest among most members of the association," Zane said . this morning. Zane notified DBA r --( secretary-treasurer) Jack -' sveiti Wednesday morning of _______________________________________________________________ his decision to step down as president of the 40-member .....r TflT group of Sanfor usinessmen. ' LJ_:, b Zane will retain his membership In the DBA, but had 'no conu'nent' on whether he would — be an active member of the p'.. group. His resignation comes a Altamonte Springs firemen said this morning they stlH had two pumpers at a 12 to 15 acre fire at be month before the 'Fesflval,l tragic thing. Earl heifer Pit, a trash dump west of Douglas Ave., and south of "Oh, God," cried Richard Lorraine St., and are going to let The sponsored b the Greater ON FIRE blaze burn itself out. County fire units Joined Altamonte units last night when the tire, Blanchfield, evacuation coort - Sanford Chamber of Comdetermined origin, billowed smoke over the western part of the city near Interstate Four. Above, mel-ce, which is designed to pull (linator for Friends of All Chilfiremen protected the peruneterof the fire area lagtflight (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) area residents Into Sanf or d to (Continued On Page 2-A) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ boost the business economy. Zane had proposed the DBA contribute $500 towards an ad campaign to promote the 'Festival,"but the propo_jal w-ps tabled for further tiLscussiol, and still remains unsettled, By ED PRICKETT study for Arthur D. Little, Inc., at Florida Hospital North, said emergency cases for March recession could affect hospitals Zane 531(1: Herald Staff Writer a private research firm, that facility "is busier than than the main hospital." in some areas, but emZ'ne said the vice president Don Bradley, administrator we've ever been. We had more Bradley agreed that the phatically said In ,this im- would take over for the One Sanford area hospital _____________________________________________ mediate area w act see it t president in the event of a ;IriiinkIritnr — - _., . I _ •• — By MIKE SIIANAHAN urged temporary grounding of %% ;Is liLit t deu mn pressiorl Associated Press Writer all C5s. problems caused by a An airlift of 2,000 Vietnamese "The CS has never performed malfunction in the rear loading orphans ordered by President up to specifications," Aspin door. Ford began In tragedy today, as said in a statement "Secretary Platt said the question of a giant U.S. Air Force CSA (of Defense James R ) Schiesi whether other CSs might be cargo plane carrying the first nger's posture statement for used would be up to the military group to new homes In the this year indicates that the officials in charge of the airlift United States crashed shortly planes have been developing He said notification of next of after takeoff from Saigon's Tan wing fatigue much faster than kin would be handled by the Son Nhut air base, anticipated. Until we find out various agencies Involved. In Washington, the State De- whether the wing explosion The U.S. Embassy In Saigon partment agency handling the which caused the crash had said possibly 100 of the 243 chilairlift declared the crash would anything to do with the prob- dren and 10 to 15 adul ts among not affect continuation of the tern, the C5s should be ground- the 43 relief workers and 10 effort. William A. Platt, spokes- ed." crewmen aboard the aircraft man for the Agency for InterWitnesses said the left wing of survived the crash. national Development, said: the plane caught fire as it "I'm really stunned," said "The (lights will continue." crash-landed. The pilot, who Jill Schl.agel, a volunteer workBut Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., survived, later said the crash er for the Friends of All Cliii. dren,whIchalongwltwoo. q er Colorado based agencies was sponsoring the flight of orphans BREAD WINTHROP h Knowles Hients . C"'t 1 Ma Sue Over Double Taxation (]1J BUGS BUNNY - Ight declared they had tried to buy the property and even tried to pay taxes on their land, but their offers were refused. After three hours of cawav AW A7.4 - - - .• ------------------------------- -_-_ ine �/ 2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI Friday, April s,in U Sanford, Ft. Evening Herald I Youth Group Honors Dead Volunteer 1114A1 By JANE CASSELBERKY Herald Staff Writer 1UN was presented the Youth Programs Volunteer of the Year award. In making th e award, Dr. Ivan Stheler, director of the ._i Vniith Prnørnm. 1, IVDTi ORLANDO AUMU LILiuBaI Information Center Center on Vo unteerism, Boulder, Cob., King, Carol Kb by, Martha Manning, Janet Mansfield, Voiunteerlsm, memorial award to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gatlin of Lake Monroe, and keynote speaker for the banquet, said of Whelan, "He has Morrison, Mowery, Linda Tebbe, and Whelan. Thursday night, on behalf of their 23-yea-old son Gary, who died given over 80 hours a month In the year he has been with YPI and More than 60 volunteer counselor awards were made to last September when the bicycle on which he was riding was is now worklngonh one-to-one assignment. In addition, his Seminole Countlans, who had been assigned a child for at least struck by a car. Gary had been a volunteer with Youth Programs home Is approved as a ' cr i s i s home' where many troubled youths three months and had made favorable progress. four months. have kotten themselves together and he serves as substitute ,rap' Ile Youth Programs Sainarittan Award was presented to IA. It was abo anno unced at th e third annual Volunteer group leader." Charles Smi th , accepting on behalf of the Orlando Naval Train in g Recognition Banquet a memorial scholarship fund is being The County Volunteer of the Year Award for Sembiole went to Center, which has Lhared its facilities for YPI summer youth established in Gary's name. The scholarship will be presented to 1ter Clark, Casselberry, who was called "a man totally encampm - - .. . - . Ford Says Recession Slowing Despite Figures WASHINGTON (AP) — Unemployment figures for March are expected t:) show a sharp increase, but President Ford says the recession is slowing do and Predicts the economy will blegin Improving this summer. Indications are th at th e latest jobless figures, due for release today by the Labor Department, pushed the na'ment rate a1mve the 8.2 per cent level which has prevailed since January. N aP Hurt Market DETROIT (AP) The nation's auto makers, plagued by recession, are facing an unsettling assault on th e U.S. car market by importers, For the second consecutive month , Imparts in March recorded a sharp sales gain over th m' 'r:th lt to J'Jrt! a ne;r-rccrj of the U.S. market, Without the help of broad cash re ba te plans, domestic sales for the mon th fell 10 per cent from February and 20 per cent from a year ago to the lowest levels for a March since 1961. Deliveries of U.S.made cars in .March, reported by the companies on Thursday, were 523,380, compared wi th 653,24 the yea- be f ore, w hen fuel shortages were pu tti ng a big dent into sales, - , With nearly 50 Vietnamese Orphans now on the last leg of the journey to their new home, relief authorities in San Francisco prepared today foranother batch of children from the War-torn country. A regularly scheduled Pan Merin airlines flight out Saigon was to arrive here today with 30 more orphans aboard Its orig . inal arrival time Thursday night was Postponed when the aircraft developed mechanical problems and landed in Guam, an airline official said, There was no word on the exact arrival time, but one official said "sometime Friday." - - rvw -. 4'4' ; - Ford, V-ssinger Meet -' i today with the announcement window to wake _______ ____ -_ ___ _____ 5-' :''..H' _____ ______ - _______ -'-- 0 - 4' I to - ' ' - a 11 .i" x- . $ I :J ,: , . -- ' - : _____ _____________ __________ ____________ LOCHRIDGE United States - ..,,-, 7 I . _i< . - - Connally Milk Deal Told WASHINGTON AP) — Jake Jacobsen, a Texa's lawyer ho h known f ormer Treasury Secretary John B. C'inally for 25 Years, SaYs Connally asked for and ac. cepted two $5,000 payments supplied by Associated Milk Producers Inc., a dairy farmer cooperative that was one of Jacobsen's clients. Jacobsen, testifying at Connally's brilx,ry trial, also a ccused his old friend of trying to cover up the alleged bribery with perjured testimony. they are healthy enough for the — Ford said his adminislonger night to Travis; Air aboard. tratlon was studying existing Force Ploy7nent to 500,000 over the since 1941 %hen joblemieA Base in Califeria. s structures be amended. At a news conference Thurs. laws which allow the attorney previous month. averaged 9.9 per cent. Sources In Australia said a pl Under present regulations, If day in San Dirgo, Calif., Ford general to temporarily admit Qantas jumbo jet was to fly from Sydney to Bangkok, Thailand, to pick Up 200 Vietnamese orphans. The children, who all have Australian foster parents, were to be transported to ma — concern of some of the camp clear the land from Saigon aboard Ausriver Occupants, Adair asked GurIn citing part of the recent trahi,ut Air Force planes. teuiit that Rock Springs Run be court order In England, the London Daily renewed Ill's considered a 'scenic' area; authority overthat the islands, Ms. Mail chattered a Boeing 707 Blackwater Creek be con- Arthur said the Trustees passenger jet from British Mid. sidered for a 'wild' definition; described the camps land Airways to carry 150 or. and th --;at the Little Wekiva be "polluting" the We'kiva and phans under 5 years of age who ___________ completely re-evaluated, being aesthetically displeasing ha%'l previous ties to British __________________ _______ adoption agencies, The quality of the camps But Adair rebuked Ms. The provincial government of ________ ___________________________ along the river range from Arthur by declaring there "is Ontario, Canada, Joined with a comfortable modern hide- more Involved in this i ssue than groun of private citizens to or. aways to run-down shacks lit tle just cold legalities'' H' for th t'Va(Wition of better than lean-to. other 500 children, Private ___ — . __ ~ Alex Senkevich director of Adair sa!d he will announce agencies were reported to have I DPC's Central Region, also the meeting time and place the chartered a passenger Jet for a warned the camp occupants first of next week, adding flight from Ottawa to Saigon. that certain sanitary cot ference will be open to rs ordinance United States with orphans ins - - - - - - - - . .- - - us . . .. ,4 _______ ________ ___________ ____ ___ ________ BONO __________________________ ____ _ I RM I" " ii ~ 7 LOU J_JL. !.I APPM44 - t j I -1-i-l", perjury. fined the difference between "We couldn't see any l'ght at the bids. It's a mat ter of Judgethe the tunnel the way we rnent by the judge and I acwere going," Christian told the cepted it," Christian said after Judge. Willis disagreed with some of u ' accepting the greetings of flumerous well wishers following '-. . I.-' - - - ANCECONTESTI •-,7Wauti. Bump, Rock, What Han You its For Wlnnq The Super Sound Of The Area's Most Versatile Entertainer He Plays Your Kind Of Music Monday Thru Saturday () S ; lflfl I4TAT[ROuTt4ê SANFORD FLORIDA lot in " tioul $29,ODO in unlawful com- pensatlon; and $1,000 for lying to the joint Legislative Auditing Tax Returns Slow D nson al JACKSONVIUZ. Fla. (AP) organizing group of three banks Commitee. Government attorneys before be would grant state The sentencing came after 'owed to continue a battle charters. Gov, Reubin Askew, two former today to use as evidence against Prior and Winter Park bank. governors, two former Su. former state Comptroller Fred er Elmer G. Banks are preme Court justices, govern0. Dickijwn Jr. the tax returns unindicted ment colleagues and c1eren of his former law partner. Banks testified t week that pleaded with Willis for mercy. u.s. Iistrict Judge W. Terrell Prior said he bought 5) :' - . c .v ..49 I•..:%-'. '. . '.,' ... '. '- ... ' . . , '. . • .,.j..-,, '.( '..,. . . - -, 1. . . _1 •'•, '.ç: ' . _. '''"I , ',. . ''. , , *-.,-I _. ,TIifI—-e , . , .., , • k. .'.. -,. 'a •':i '__'_..., . ' Two Escape From Raiford In Vehicl e A behavior specialist at a local Sunland training center for the mentally retarded has been charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious acts in alleged incidents before four girls. Jeffrey Alan Dinkle, 27, was arrested by Fort Myers police Wednesday and charged in two separate incidents in volvin g four girls between the ages of six and 11 - - ." ...........•. - . -.. ::: . '...-- _ , 01'. ., ' : ;., .- ..,. - - - - .. ............... ":. :' " '-.;' ..--. - 'k . - . . '_I . I . ?1' ' . . - Hodges expressed skepticism shares of stock in the Palm about some of the tax returns Beach Mail Bank, half for him. but deferred a decision at the self and half for Dickinson. end of Thursday's court Prior was paid for fictitious session. Defense attorneys protested legal services to the Com. when Prosecutor Anthony J. mercial Bank of Winter Park, LaSpada offered in evidence Banks said, to cover Dickinthe partnership and personal son's share of interest on SW,RAIFORD, Fla . (AP) Po tax returns of Frederick C. Pri- 000 which Prior borrowed to lice agencies throughout North buy the stock. Florida were alerted today to or of West Palm Beach for LaSpada said the tax returns the escape of two brothers 1970 and 1971. of Prior show that he first paid "How are they admissible serving life terms at the maxin taxes evidence against this defend- the on half the profits from stock when It was sold in ant?" asked Hodges. tional Institute. 1971, and then filed an amended "Because when the Internal Prison superintendent Ray. an inreturn to pay taxes on the other inond Massey said Raymond Revenue Service began half. Despres, 27, and Norman Henry vestiga lion, they started to coyer Up," said LaSpada. "It shows TAMPA, Fla. (AP) A West payments were handled by Despres, This happened after the IRS 3Z committed under a conspiracy." Palm Beach builder has testi- company officials from New the alias of began its investigation, LaSJoseph Cozzi, Referring to the indictment pada said. fied that he made $X,500 in Jersey and that he personally "could be considered dan. returned last November. depayoffs for federal housing fa- only wrote a $6,000 check to Ox- gerous." "Ile way I analyze these re. fense attorney Walter Arnold turns is, it is pure speculation vors, including a $2,000 check to nard for a feasibility study that Both men were serving fife the Gurney Booster Fund, he didn't need and didn't r sentences in connection with said "the grand jury didn't find by the govermnent what Prior a subsidiary co nspira cy to con- had in mi nd or whe re the money The testimony ce Thurs- ceive armed robberies in Jacksonceal, The only conspiracy came from," Arnold declared. day from Joseph Porten, a govHe said Williams represented yule, Massey said, charged here is conspiracy in "A lot of material in these ernment witness in the bribery. himself as "an aide or associ. "At this point, we are not the furtherance of extortion." returns is highly prejudicial." conspiracy trial of former Sen. ated with Sen. Gurney" and certain about the method of CS [)iC)(j)fl is accused of conEdward Gurney and four He also said the partnership e- said the funds were needed to cape," Massey said. The confendants. help defray travel expenses for victs were discovered missing spiring to gain money and returns had nothing to do with property by requiring that Pri- how Prior handled any inct'ine Gurney, ex-aides James the senator, at 8 p.m. Thursday. oraixiotite rs be included in the on his personal tax return. root ark] Joseph Bastien, and So far, k- prosecution has "I"hey may have rode a ve. forn'er Federal housing Ad- called five South Florida build- hide out of the compound and FORT MYERS, Fla, (AP) •• p - , Gurney ooster un ci Revea Ied . S i~i1 —I - • • • 0 P I • P Swiger and Ralph Koontz are to making payoffs to Williams. vestigated," Massey said. charged with conspiring to col_llllllllllllllllftE HAVE STATE FORMS lect a $233,000 slush fund front builder payoffs by peddling Henry Gurney's influence in FHA - Porten, testified that he wrote a $2,000 corporate check payable to the Gurney boosters , on the instructions of ex-Gurney fund raiser Larry Williams. lie mailed the check to Williams, I he said, as pa rt of $26, 00 he paid over a period of time for assista nce in getting favors with theFHA. From the very b ginning, Larry Williams had iobd me t hat all the money was going to the Gurney boosters account," Porten said. lie said he later wrote checks r% of $5,000 and $4,500 to Oxnard, Inc. which Williams told himit would be channeled Into the • , _____ - . Gurney fund. Before adjourning until Mostday, the government called an. other builder, Herbert Kravitz Hollywood, who told the jury that he had been granted im. munityin exchange for his tes.. in - - _____ _______ ______ __________________ __________ in Tallahassee charging him for my health. with bribery, conspiracy and "I had not anticipated (being Christian's supporters. repay the V3. in inthe sentencing. FLOYD01111STIAN Ile said, "I don't believe this stallments of $5,000 for each of Judge Willis said he ho ped the Found is purely a case of per- sentencehe handed down would the next seven years of his prosecution." The judge said be an exa tion. Christian was portrayed by Willis said the figure repro. them as a dilligent, dedicated was Christian's embarrassment government officials "that JMilself-inflicted, and not all of bic office Is a public trust and sented the difference between and religious public servant for state education contracts the past 37 years. They told the wrongdoing could be at. must be dealt with as such." awarded b)' Christian to a for- Willis that Christian's tributed to an error in lie told Christian, "I do wish mer business associate's corn- wrongdoing was an error in judgment. thatyourfuturemaybefroughf After the sentencing, Chris- with peac"fnlness pony and the low bids received , Willis fined Christian $5,000 on the first charge of accepting $20,000 in unlawful conipensatton; $5,000 on the charge Sunland Employe Arrested.L projects. - . . Hecouldhavebeensentenced to up to 25 years in Jail. Leon Circuit Judge Ben C. Willis said that Christian could and Foundry Co. _____ tlan, 60, said, "I accept the Christian spoke briefly to the judgement." judge, sa}lng, "We've really lie said he planned to "o to reahi&il the cd of our rope,'' work and try to raise the monadding that his family was ey. That's the only thing left to physically, emotionally and LI. do." nancially drained by the year. Christian said he pleaded no long court ba ttle since his in. contest because "I felt this was dictment by a state grand jury the best thing for my family and P ministration officials K. Wayne ers, all of whom have testified that possibility is being in. e e ov regulations must be met all everyone and not Just to the they are compauble with the a whole, produces the desired the structures, as well camp representauve, de[gna'ion" aesthetic gratification for the . comp liance with the Southern Gurtesein said his off ice has user," Although a representative of Building Codes if the camps are completed preliminary reports Within that definition, "seine the Seminole to remain. Sheriff's on the river and is currently degree of human development btartment of Natural Resoures Representative Don Gurleseln pa De rt ment was at th e meeting ilelit listens to Wekiva ramp writing a feasibi li ty study for and activity may be accepted." But Marci Arthur, of the in anticipati the on of any "heated" (hleraldPhotebyMlckLoeh,jdgep two recommendations which But Gwlesein later restated If Audubon discussion that might arise, which Will be present ed to the the camps are not removed, Society, chastized the officials most of what transpired Although the mile sector Moncrief urged the officials to The Wekiva Is one of nine was governor for final approval, voluntarily or otherwise, then betweei Wekiva River hlasen co for even discussing the relatively low key nsider recommending that rivers Ui the state that has been possibility pare. "From below Seminole hlsdepartment will have to "re- and SR 46 was of allowing- some liculdly since no specific not pinpointed area as "scenic" In the hope studied for either a wild or Fishing Camp to the juncture of evaluate" the recommendation with either term, camps to rimair,, and asked Seminole that the unsightly shacks in scenic tag, Gurtesejn said. demands were put on the camp Instead tiiat lrr exercise the St. Johns — about five miles of that sector as scenic, Fishing Camp owner Russell that area wil l be fixed up. Also last night, moLvated by legal its occupants as to n time table for option and immediately removing their shacks. _____ - - __ ____ __ astrology that week. Other courses in the new term begin the week of May which now isat the highest level regarding repairing damaged ______ ______ .. ___________ - Vietnamese Airlift Plane Crashes; Orphans Killed _____ _______ JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Some star-struck students at Florida Junior College here will ear ecause of the shape of the heavens. Ted George, who teaches astrology courses, said the week of April 21 Is filled with good signs and portents for the starting of new projects. So he received Permission to start classes In basico intermediate and advanced , V _______ Classes Open Week Early the nation's Building Official Bill Braceland enroute from Vietnam to the gon. pushed the increase in unem- ______ ______ Richard Stone. The Democratic senators created the commission to take politics out of Judicial appointments and recently . recommended U.S. Atty. William Stafford of Pensacola, a Republican, to a district seat at Tallahassee. President Ford makes the appointment. - "' -' ___________ ___________ Earl B. Hafflow, chairman of the Federal Judicial Nominating Commission, said Thursday the commission will offer at least five names to Sens. Lawton Chiles and more than 60 per cent of a ' portion -wr _______ - oners judgment. __________ :w. Jobless Rate Takes Jump intelligence specialists are deeply pessimistic about South - They also are doubtful that the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh can long withstand the assault by the Khmer Rouge. Pipe ________________ _________________ . ___ _______________ ____________ - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Florida lawyers have been given until May 9 to apply for a seat on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal in New Orleans. Judge Bryan Simpson of Jacksonville is from ___________ Is WASHINGTON (AP) The North Vietnamese co rnniand is pouring more than 1,000 fresh troops a day South Vietnam m an apparent buildup for a final blow, US. intelligence sources report. Un like Presiden t Ford, TALLAHASSEE, Former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian was found guilty today of three felonies, placid seven 'ears probation, fined $11,000 and ordered to repay the state more than $3Z000. Christian had pleaded no contest last month to charges of accepting and conspiring to acctpt $49,000 in unlawful cornpensatlon and lied to a legisla. ____ ______ tive committee to cover it UP. -- Federal Judge Post 0 ens 11 r________ — of the structure Is 3rd St., HedStaffwri home's assessed tax value is brought up to current building Union. for the SCI, Credit destroyed the home cannot be codes. Approved a conditional it.e Sanford Planning and Zoning rebuilt. In other action the CornCommission i P&z) last night for a home occupation for Braceland's recommendation mission: Joseph Magro, 908 Magnolia unanimousIY approved the suggests that the home be — Approved a use plan for a Ave., to paint signs and screen city's 20 year Comprehensj rebuilt if the undamaged parking lot and fence at 110 W. printing In his home, Plan and sent the projecJ plan to City Commission for actin, ______ ________ _________ . I __________ I _______ fian Gets Probation h 'fAlJ\hlA&SEEj.'ja AP —Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says he will distribute $V5,7 to public water-works systems and local gnvt'rnrnen..s this mont h as part of a tLlcIOeO[ tit an antitrust suit. lie said in a news release Thursday thit the funds two-thirds of Florida's share of a nationwide settlement fund amounting to $8.38 million, He said the state's general revenue fund will get $11,714. Melvin filed suit in 1971 charging eight defendants with price-fixing and market-allocating. Defendents were the American Cast Iron Pipe Co., Amsted Industries Inc., (low Corp., Glarnorgan Pipe and Foundry Co., Lon Star Steel Co., McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co., Mend Corp. and - ____ - Water Monies Slated The Senior 0tizen Committee secure more bus stop benches If COMInission adopts the Of the Greater Sanford once the bus routes provjdeij by plan, It will be ClIamber of Commerce this the Orange-Osceola-Seminole Seminole County Com(I, ~ 6 morning selected six objectives Transit Authority are opened in prehensive Planning Act of on which to focus the newly June. 1974. formed committee's attention for 17r.o. Included in the 16-page report I COCUnued From Page I-A) said, "I have directed A eri. refugees into the United States. are the optimum conditions for dren. " is Ofr BOb Daehn said the commit tee will be worki Th horrible." can Officials in Saigon to act Ford said these laws were seven-member committee ng out the city regarding public Most of the children aboard immediately to cut red something with the Seminole tape and to admit refugees after World health, safety, public works, the plane selected several areas that County School Board came from an or. other bureaucratic obstacles War II and after the for houft, lel.sure and govern1956 Hun. phanage "need the attention" of the establishing a "Meals on mental administration, eting these children from prian revolution. group to assist the senior Wheels" ?t,, the senior citizens Friends of All Children agency, ' coming to the United States," citizens In the city, State Department officials The city's department heads "We are in a state of shock,,, of Sanford and to establish a Ford also said these addition- had indi cated earlier that Projects that the committee referral se the provided Input as rvice for seni ors with to what the Blanchfleld exclaimed, "We al steps were being taken: plan to become involved with administration was considering 1) departmen ts would find most are going to Investigate this.,, social security and other —He has ordered "that all plans for a massive evacuation Include the Chamber's Up- retirement problems, Daehn suita ble for working conditions The plane was the first of available naval ships stand off of The coming Golden Age Olympics, said. South Vietnamese, possibly by the year 1990. governm ent aircraft Indochina to do whatever is involving as many as one milEstimated population figures that were being committed to necessary to assist" Vietnam. lion persons. for the city by 1990 are more the evacuation effort on direct ese refugees. It was not immeMeanwhile, as more than 50 than 50,000, Sanford's Present orders of Ford. diately clear what functions children brought from Saigon population is more than fl,000, State Department and Penta- these shi ps were to perform. WASHINGTON (AP) ' — The The loss in jobs dropped total were being delivered to their T!he report detailed goals, gon officials had rushed plans However, the U.S. em y w m in Un, nation's unemployment rate employment In the nation to objectives and implementation to bass in ne hO es the ted States, get the chil dr en out be fore Saigon disclosed early today Jumpedto8,7percentInch .3 Million, Air Force equlppe a marked the procedures for the various the military situation in South that two of four Na assault tr as the number of Amer ca ort at Clark Air Base in i ns six th consecuti ve month of Job departments. Vie made the airlift im- ships off the cost had begun theansp tnam Philippines for use in without Jobs JACreased to eight lOsse& They have totaled 2.6 • P&Z Commissioners ap. poesible. million, government report- million since last September, proved loading refugees at Phan Rang, evacuation ordered the plan the by Ford. along with their Meanwhile, plane from some 140 miles northwest of ed today Front Saigon, the c was to co mmen ts on some of the poin ts three other countries were Sai gon. The refugees were to be return to 'nie 1-ibor Department said the Philippines, where Anal sts with the Bureau of in the plan. scheduled to move hundreds O f job losses last month totaled Labor Statistics said the March dropped off at areas still under the children are to receive Also the board tabled a oth er children out of Saigon. A control of the Saigon gov. corn p1 e t e nearly 200,000 and this, com- figures show no indication of recommendation in e d I c a I by City second private flight was emnent, probably south o bined with a rise of 300,000 In any abatement in f Sai. examinations to determine if Knockout Bid Feared ( ;Le'• .- Jr, BY MICK 90 S factfir.ding mission in Saigon into the discussion. recommend the stretch (rein 'ht th ;rt-up the head SJ:rings. of the riser designation of a river alone is neartheStteParktoSR46be not enough "to automatically designated 'Scenic' "once the save it. "The river will be shacks on the state-owned land managed arid all existing are removed." DNR defines L.••& C1 PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — - President Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger today began a series of conferenee.j aimed in part at a seeking "an ortunity to salvage the situation in Vietnam," Ford told a 1bursday new conference in San Diego he saw such an Opportunity and would be discussing "the sad and tragi c events" in Vietnam wi th Kissinger and Gen. Frederick C. Weyand, Army chief of staff who Is soon to return frem a environmentally protected true wilderness." designations continued to creep (Jurtesein said they will -'-- - Co prehensive l.ancI P1an Senior Citizens t . çIect Six IG oals (Continued From Page 1-A) will be asked to be camp occupants the choice of a 'wild river'," Gurtesein said discussing the specifics of III's Such a designation means the authority "for the rest of the river has a "minimal amount of night" or to get down to brass intrusions." tacks at a meeting next week. According to a definition MthAjgh officials repeatetiiy from DNR, they must cautioned the crowd that last beyond the satisfaction of niht' meeting was held to aesthetic rweth alone, and mist explain IITs power to control seek to preserve that rare and the islands, the concept of ever diminishing quality of the _____ - , 0 k - f4i h 1~ft _ ______ __ ____________ _____ that Adams will return to work tonight with his sergeant's stri pes on his sleeve, - (AP) readied today for the evacution of:~oWSOuth Vietnam. Saigon to new homes wi th American me Orphans, L families. Under specific orders from President Ford to cut red tape. State Department and Pentagon officials rushed plans to get the children O c ore the mili tary situation In SOuth Vietufn makes any airlift impossible. Meanwhile, pla nes from three other nations were to fly of other chikh'en from - - -- ___ _____ N. civil service board, which refueled "and just dozed off." window" and will be paid for N Karcher says will "accept my s memorial award from MarIlu Gordon Adams also disagreed with the time off — excluding the fr. and Mrs. Mrank Gallia acctpt son' (right) of south recommen(L-ition." by the lieutenant's report, which week's suspension which PrOgrams. Illerald Photo Jane Casselberry) The probation period for Adams said, "indicated" he Karcher Imposed today. _____________________________________________________________ Robert Adams, 34. and a four- had been asleep for a longer year veteran of Casselberry's period of tim e. force, began March 20 the Initially, Karcher placed day Adams was placed on Adams on "indefinite corn"Irdefinile cwnputsory leave" pulsory leave" but changed i''i and feared a "bust" to a lower mind after the veteran policeman retained an attorney A "bust," Adams said, "was and decided to take the Issue to somewhat too severe" and so he court if a "bust" was involved. retained an attomy. if the city City Manager Harry Hug said Evacuation Speeded Up - _.__ ____________ _ ________ The issue which arose from Ilerahi ;f( rittr the incident was whether or not Adams had been advised of his The Casselberry police Karcher said Adams was rights as a policeman and sergeant caught napping in his found in the front seat of his provided a proper hearing, police cruiser has been cruiser in ba ck of the police suspended for five Lays without station around 6 a.m., March pay, a letter of reprimand 20. Adams was In charge of the hadn't been allowed a chance to placed in his files and his late shift which starts at properly tell his side of the probation period as a sergeant midnight and ends at B o'clock. story, City Atty. Ken Mcintosh extended six months, an official Yesterday, Adams told The said yesterday he was aid today. Herald he couldn't have been prepng a full report on the Chief George Karcher said asleep more than a minute or matter for city officials. those are his recommenda tio ns, two and that he was in Adams the been off the job which will be forwarded to the process of getting the car since Ca has ller "rapped More Orphans Arrive - - ~ - _-_ __ ens ion 8' ED PR1CK . ________ - ______ , dean or assista nt dean and two medical-school faculty members who are general practitioners, It would make incompetence, negligence or willful tni.sconduct grounds for taking away licenses; would allow the board to appoint a doctor to conduct probes and give inununity from liability to doctors who testify; and would allow doctors found unqualified to participate in continuing education or to practice under another physician's direction. 1 ._&'= _______ C0 P The bill, introduced Thursday, would require the eight ;''---.-T1 t - - - SUSf) !(2)f, tr SAN FRANCISCO (AP) osts C which regulates licensing of doctors In Fkrlda. - i _________ .:-- ______ TALLAHASSEE, — Sen. Jack Gordon, DL. Miami Beach, has introduced a bill to put two consumers first vice president; Alzo Reddick, second vice president; and - . On Medical Board . ~ Judge Board of Directors: Dr. Charles Unkovic, president; Paul Snead, Chief Takes Action .-----..- Committee Chairman Becker, 1)-Miami, and Reps. the separation of powers, dieThe committee members, QuaIjfitjo Commission. A house impeachment corn- William J. Rish, D-PorLSt. Joe, Richard Hodes, D-Tampa, and late to this legislature what it's who have been careful to hold mittee's members are split on and Rep. Granville Crabtree, The court should be stopped Eric Smith, D.Jacksonvllle, going to do," Tucker said, all their discussions between how they should react to a peti- RSarasota, said the court had sided with House Speaker Donfrom any hearings until rules But Becker doubted the issue themselves on the issue in pub- are writ tion by Justice David McCain authority to Investigate aid Tucker. They ten and should be for. said the court would ever reach the stage of on lie meetings, commented in bidden to use any information that asks the Supreme Court to Whethe," the panel was im- had no jurisdiction to separate interviews. halt the panel 's Inquiry of him, posing extreme requirements committee what to do. tell the order. from the JQC, McCain said. "It raises an interesting conThe court meets in special in is procedures. Rish said the committee They are scheduled to meet Tucker, Tallahassee, said stitutional confrontation, which would be able to fur'ctlon with. conference today to decide how Rish spoke sarcastically of he would not respond to any the court probably is too smart Wednesday to begin hearing i t should handle the extraor. making witnesses stand on court order, McCain out the JQC Information betestimony on chargu to do," he said, dinary petition, which opens the their heads, Crabtree of making "As speaker of the flouse, l,m Ri.sh and Hodes also pointed helped his friends in court opin- cause it had collected part of way to a possible constitutional them do handsprings. to court reluctance to rule on ions and failed to report cam- the information before Tucker not going to let any other inspectef the JQC files. confrontation. But Vice Chairman Alan branch of government, under paign contributions. impeachment questions. McCain's lawyer, James He asked the Supreme Court Russ of Orlando, had raised the on Thursday to halt all parts of same questions unsuccessf ul ly the Investigati on and name a with the committee, C ris commissioner to hear testiAll the members disputed mony on his claims that corn- that McCaIn's rights were being mittee rules violate his con- violated. stitutional rights of due process "We've gone overboard to as. and that the panel violated se- sure every element of due procOr crecy codes of the Judicial ess," Becker said. dered To Repay State - Bill Puts Consumers ents., a Young person in the Program to help continue his or her dedicated to today's troubled youth." or vocational education, Fred Mowery, of CasselbelTy, one of Seminole's first YPI Seminole County volunteers were among those from i, four-. volunteers, was presented the Extra Mile Award. county region who were honored. James Whelan of Casselberry Seminole Volunteer Marilyn Gordon presented a _________________ S TALLAHAS EE, Fla. (AP) IN BRIEF l IN BRIEF House Grcup Split Over McCain Bi d FLORIDA Gold Seal Award for "extra personal effort" to Marilyn Beall, Clark, Jane and Leonard Cas.selberry, Carl Harmdllrig, Kathy Friday, April 4,1975--]A ie t - timony. Kravitz said he agreed to pay Williams $200 for each FHA al. location after calling his home office up north to confirm the arrangement and work out do- tails for payments. Kravitz testified that cash Block hm 17 reasons why you should come to us for iricorrie tax help. Reason 12. Our people have been specially trained. , . and keep abreast of all the latest tax laws. We will do our beat in preparing your return. And then we'll carefully check it for accuracy - • We carry Worldparts-auto parts for Imports. If you drive a Volkswagen, Toyota or Datsun, we've got replacement parts when you need them. 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OPEN TONIGHT -NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Othtr Area Office In 0v1do 222 Magnolia Ave SANFORD AUTO PARTS & MACHINE SHOP ' �Evening oo N. FRENCH tlerWd Around ` FlEA. 32771 aii-mi AVE., SANFORD, Aren Cmn Thw Friday, Apr i l 4. -- Those of us Ilvirni in the Sunshine Sta -te -- 'nnp.. Il— ticularly here in the Central Florida area -. are with an abunuance of nature's beauty. Whether It be in the form of the usua lly pleasant weather to the inviting beaches on both coasts, or to the scenic rivers in the interior, they're all an asset blessed 1975-4A WAYNE 0. 1)OYLE, Publisher Wll.Ll,M D. CURHIE,7ta nagjng Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director to us and the envy of our northern florid same did Sensible Idea Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Clock Police ,,.' . ue -ge &ouny neawng a cornmittee which has spent untold hours and talent promoting this area. This happened long before the state made the decision to recognize it as a Wild and Scenic River. nunei ce "iii Another area to be identified as "wild" is from mile 10 to the junction with the St. Johns River. And finally that part from Highway 46 to mile 1O is so developed as to exclude It from either or wild classification. (There are many permanent homes with in th is boundary). of the current problems relating to the preservation of its present state Is what to do with the "cabins" located on the islands and along its is not to say those persons who built th eir permanent r esidences in similar locations should be required to abandon their domidiles. Those people have been appreciating the Weklva For years even be fore th e rest of us knew it was IN The state has similar ideas on the Wekiva and has named it a Wild and Scenic River. 1cal1y, we have had the Sanford Chamber of there. According to information suppli ed to us by Fechtel Wekiva will be Identified by three sections all under three designations. That part from th e ri ver's headquarters to High. the - way 46 would be termed scenic. Mils would happen when all "cabins" are removed from the many islands within the river. It makes good sense to have sensible people in government who can come up with sensible _____ the shores. This Radio BRIEF Cabinet ____ Quits; Thieu I On April 8, 9 10 th League of Women Voters of Florida will be holding their 15th Biennial Conventlon in Palm More than 150 local league members are cxpected to attend from among the 23 leagues in the sta te. Some of the item on theagenda are suffrage, to a constitiutjonal guarantee of equal rights for Women. SAIGON (AP) President Nguyen Van TI announcd today he has accepted the resignation of his cabinet and rwmed the speaker of the lower house of the na tional assembly to form a new government. Th ieu made the announcement in a nationwide broadcast as tension mounted in the national capital in the aftermath of the huge losses to the North Vietmese. Nguyen ba Can, the speaker of the governmentcontrolled lower house of the national assembly, was named to form the new cabinet, — and ., -k Beach. _-) I john spoiski i X I, : associate editor AA a n ; Ilattawav's prnpnsal camc to light at a r&ccnt County Commission meeting and the young commissioUer appeared to offer it 'off the top of his head', so to speak, as he had nothing written down nor anything concrete to base his offering on o th er than the fact he felt that a state attorney ought to be free from partisan politics. A Big of One N - Both State Attorney Abbott Herring and State Senator John Vogt quickly responded with af- firmative feelings toward the proposal and Vogt to say he would sponsor legislation during the next legislative SeSSIOn (which begins Tuesday in Tallahassee) to make th e office completely non-partisan. hlatta way's proposal stated that either the state attorneys could be elected on a non-partisan basis or appointed by a special panel selected by the governor. We must point out that th e latter would certainly revert back to a snoils and patronage system wi th politics still involved, since the incumbent governor would most likely want a political ally in these sensitive positions, \ .. --. Tru - - I - . .. . __ '. () ' ' -- ., It : '' .' .1 0, 4 s _____ _____ ____ ______ ____ ____ ______ , _____ set - n .,I her nding - shore $2,734 _____ _________ Son Nhut air base under the protection of his own security for ce, A general lull apparently co ntinu ed on th e battle fronts. The Viet Cong reported the only action, announcing that its forces had taken the district town of Chon Thanh, 45 miles north of Saigon, after a heavy siege. from ________ an ______ - PIINOM PENII, caITthodIa tAP) — Cambodian government scraped together 1,000 illassorted troops and rushed them to an area of rice Fields six miles north west of th e cente r of Phnom Penh tod ay in an at tempt to blunt a Khmer Rouge drive that threatened to punch through to the city's northern outskirts. Field renorts -- said the UfltppI-nmAnt ni., besieged Kompong Seila, 75 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, and evacuated thousands of troops, their families and other civilians to th e capita l by helicopter and C123 transport planes. I ng at Cambodia Gathers Troops I I I The desperate searchingly . ______ I sit , Third Roundup Staed ea Is th into the activities of the CIA over the past decade or so. There are charges agency illegally spied on civilians active in anti w ar -movement and that In lt rkhtf,uI of operations,intelligence, among other things it plotted the assassination of certain heads of sta te, though apparently none of the / Cleveland was '_',"- - •. This co un try is currently engaged in an orgy of airing in public the somewhat tawdry linen of its espionage and intelligence apparatus. It could only happen in America, and maybe a couple of other democracies. And for all the distress It may be ca using many people, both in and out of the government, it has to happen once in a while ii we are to continue to be able to call ourselves a democracy. A blue-ribbon panel is looking more or less , •' I- "-. r. . 1. a id R citizens band - Delicate \\ In said, •' SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) President Nguyen Van Th Ieu's regime today report ed the seco nd roundup of supporters of former Premier Nguyen Cao Ky on charges of plotting to overthrow Thieu. The number of persons rrestetl could nut he l r itiunediately, but they included Nguyen Thien Nhon, Ky's chief assistant. No action was taken against Ky, who deni ed he and his were plot ting a coup when eight of th em were arrested nine days ago. Ky is the former commander of th. South Vietnamese air force and lives at Saigon's Tan / WASHINGTON 1 NEA Referenc to Gerald Ford are by rote preceded with the cupcake that he is a fine fellow. "Decent man," is the generality. "Boy Scout,- says Kansas Sen. Bob Dole. And it is with his good side in mind that growing numbers in this city, many of them friends of the President, are hoping he will be good enough to reth ink and renounce his unfortunate decision to run for the office in 1976. His decisi on, now apparently etched in stone in the man's mind, is understandable enough. Though he promised upon being accidentally named to the vice presidency that he would not run for the higher office, his subsequent and again accidental elevation to the post has been a noEnt nn1itl,'1 nnhr .Ini' r"""". £LIVV IJV is, zieau of the universe," says a Republican congressman , "how could anyone easily give it pto - Security I III ized • 1 .-, - military I . e - — Good sS g ..•,• -. He's Dru B Ienth Dri ve, Altamonte S.A. Waithers said the items Se ven th St. was wounded. Springs, was in county jail were valued at $466. Patrolman Richard Dearing today $5,0 bond charged Tools and a said treated at (• -. ii, .'I,.a with attempting to obtain a radio valued at $210 were taken Seminole Memorial Hospital controlled drug substance by in an auto burglary at the 2514 for a small caliber gunshot !~I~i_'if ..' ?c. ,. .., .1 forgery. Jail records indicated Trailwood Drive home of wound in the lower right leg. and a juvenile girl have been 11 / she was arrested early today at Richard D. Harry, deputies Cle ve la nd told officers he was ?:arrested by detectives in a two9. Altamonte Springs by sheriff's ti at a table in the bar when day drug investigation after I 40 . ft U. R.C. Parker. I- s '• .,:. . orBurglars used a coat ha nger he was shot by an unknown officers seized 38 growing C. to enter the auto of Bob person, marijuana plants at a Sum4 William Hogan jailed Clem Thompson, Maitland route two, merlin Ave me residence. .1; Dearing reported officers Mitchell, 51, of Drive, deputy F.M. Stewart reported. Ca pt. C.L. Fagan Jr., said were unable to obtain any in. Roseland Park, Sanford, on Scuba equipment valued at Scott lailey, 20, of 1320 Sum: formation from persons in the $5,(X)O bond on an aggravated was stolen from the auto, crowded establishment. assault charge. Nr Stewart reported. custody early today his _____ Sheriff's deputies today were Ethel H. Black, 335-B Sanford police are in. residence on charges of . -.1 . r investigating a rash of thefts Longwood Ave., Altamonte vestigating burglaries at five . possession of marijuana, over including radio equipment from Springs, reported her $375 residences. .:., live grains. The juvenile girl I vehicles, silver poodle was stolen r• I was arrested yesterday. Mrs. Bobby Mize, Knudsen John C. Barrington, 1010 W. yesterday. Ms. Black told Drive, reported a storage Fagan said Bailey would be ~ . -r Tulane Ave., Altamonte deputy Waithers that a woman trell booked into Seminole Coun ty er was burglarized and _____ Vo l& reported $930 in radio came to her home posing as a Jail on the drug charge later 35 tools and wire valued at M 'i n 72 gear was stolen from his 18-foot social worker. Neighbors told ta today. Bond for Baiky was ken. boat, a car and a pickup truck offi cer s that when the woman : at $5,000. The juvenile girl w.is A his hcine. left she touk the dug with her. - , rcleed to parentspe Deputy LM. Ford listed the Sanford police today were juvenile court action. ______ missing items as a VHF ship-to- investi gating the theft of 10 _______________ Fagan said a second adult Is radio and two citizens large truck tires valued at be ing sought in connection wi th band radio units. from Home Distributors, the investigation. Deputy C.H. braecklein 1215 French _____ Avenue. Fagan said officers seized the reported a $150 citizens band Patrolman Ray Bronson said 38 plants at 1320 Summerlin _L. unit was stolen an auto at undetermined amount of fuel _____ Ave., shortly before noon _________ the home of Charles Amsdem, and se veral truck fuel caps yesterday and took the juvenile ' 10212 Caliente Way, Oakland were also taken at the business girl into custody at that time. Hills. location. Del. Sgt. Bill Berwsky witli seized plants Officers raided the residence At the IOU Caliente Way Police detectives are inafter Sgt. -Bill Bernosky BernoA sy said twolarge palls near the residence. All of the 8 hooting las nigh received information that with a number of plants were plants were pulled and taken to citizens band radio, tools and a at Goldsboro Bar, W. 13th St., marijuana was believed found along with several other police headquarters. .22 caliber rifle were ta ken in Sanford, in which Jimmy growing at the location. plants growing in a garden area Nancy L. Anthony, 26, of 914- the burglary of a truck. Deputy I , 2 and ('JLENNMCCASLAND Herald Staff Writers Forms New Government for sons, BOB LLOYD - Second That's what we seem to have in County Commissioner Mike Hattaway and his proposal to make theoffice of all state attorneys one of nonpartisan nature, Friday, April 4, 17S-5A Thefts Per Two WORLD scenic Just for a change, the next time you have an urge to burn on sands at either Daytona or New Smyrna Beach, instead why don't you take a canoe ride on the Wekiva. It'll prove to be the best medil Probe p 1 One the Wekiva are such that my conscience would weigh very heavily on me in the future if I not do all in my power to protect this scenic and beautiful river For th e generations ahead of us." Hattaway's Plan The located Unless you've actually taken a boat ride on the Wekiva River there is no way a writer can do justice to the many interestIr and pleasing sights on this waterway. Rep. Vince Fechtl (H-Seminole) ex pressed his iews on the ma tter by stating, "My own feelings on Ihinc Delivery; Week, 55 cents; Month , $2.40: Months, $14.20: $28.40, By Ma il : In as home delivery. All (lttwr mail: Mcrnth, $2.70; 6 Months, 316.20; 12 Months, p2.40. - . - ' ', r • ' I - Man G'iven ••••. ...,•',,. •••••II u - ciuw wuu in a Sanford courtroom yesterday, wide-eyed and stunned, as their father fought sheriff's deputi es -. 4,'_p. I.. i 'Fe Sentence Call or visit these Arab do.11 -yours.lt dealers today. ' nanucuns and leg irons as he loudly protested after being sentenced to life Imprisonment for ra pe. Two hours before, in the same courtroom, there was hardly a murmur as a Midway woman got a life sentence for seconddegree murder. D,.4h.iI I... i -t auj,u I&.IIv ,Jl., hi, UI Eatonville, stood quietly be Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. during the sentencing. He said he had been falsely accused of raping a teenage girl hitchhiker and holding her male cam at gunpoint oct. in an orange £re,e near Snriw Valley in south Semlnole.'Re said his cousin, who testified in Lane's January trial that he'd left a nithl In Lan e's car iii Oa th . SCOTTY 'S 700 French Ave. Ph. 323-4700 Sanford . plots was carried out. Then too, doubtless, Ford has become conand was removed bodily in It has been revealed that the CIA maintained vinced, though one wonders why, that he is the ONE which would give a panel of any sort the power to "corers" on the mail of thousands of Americans best man around for the job Says a White House ______________________________________________________________________________ 94 and that in some cases, including one appoint the state attorneys. However, we go along Punster: "I think he feels somewhat like a father 5 whole heartedly with Commissioner HatUnder 25 SR-22's congresswoman, correspondence was illegally image, that the nation needs a father image V lif opened and the contents copied. that there's nobod y else around who tn rvtwlda taway's non-partisan election nrnvvcnl ullu Cancelled. Rejected ( 'A I ___________________ rr"' IIUWV 'III 'lU 't Th ere is much more, it. Can you some seek E.Z. Payments Quotes of it Mo volving Udall in as Sen. Vogt Is successful in pushin g legislation for father image? FBI and Internal Hubert Humphrey has an Revenue Service: Illegal _________________________ uncle image. George a courtroom rail to stay away. such a changeover. ____________________ Shazer still faces trial in 1? wiretaps, attempts to in filtrate certain groups, 1' Wallace has an unfortunate Image. I don't think 322-0285-831-9774 As officers wrestled Lane connection with a March 2 __________________________ Shirley Chisholm, If she runs again, can ever be It makes a great deal of sense to have a state blackmail of politicians, etc. APRIL 4 APRIL 8 APRIL s.i towards the hallway, he yelled, incident in which contraband The latest sensati on was the revelation that the a fa ther image." Orange Audubon Society attorney who doesn't have to worry about plea Sanford Optimist Club ladies Casselberry Elementary 2417 S. French Ave. "Devil sadists, I'm going to kill was smuggled into county jail ________ sing I . I . CIA spent $350 million to raise part of a sunken night, 7 p.m., The Sheraton annual bazaar and rummage Yet the viewpoint of many, probably even the registration for children members of a- particular party while trying to all." Deputies finally slid at Sanford in what authorities SS Sanford, Fla. 32771 So et vi submarine Speakers sale in to the — Optimist raise consensus, is funds that Ford's image, or ato cal for Pacific, ri who will at te and nd inkindergarten whatever It is, ______ _____ the struggling defendant down called a jailbreak attempt. serve justice for all, regardless of political ______________________ afterestingly enough there was more concern in Is not right. One very high Republican, now an contest winners Tammy Environmental Education and first grade there for the thecarpetedcorridorandstaJrs Defense attorney Albert Fitts filiation. INSURANCE AGENCY Congress over the cost of the project Harrison and Zachary Dunbar. Center, Heintzelman Ford first time next fall, S a.m., ambassadàr, says privately that "Jerry is a for return to his jail cell. had asked Shazer's sentencing uiii mci mar the secre was exposed In the press. gooci example of the 'Peter Principle' in action. building, Livingston Street, school cafe te ria. Birth cerHeffernan said Lane was the be delayed until after th e other APRIL 5 0197 S NEA Orlando. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tificates, health forms and He has achieved one level above his compete nce. The signiflcLnce of all this is not to be first man convicted in Seminole trial but said the Jail I SlITS 050050 *055 lII1TII811T( Rummage Sale sponsored by Saturday and noon to 6 p.m., immunization the actual revelations themselves, in the extent It's not his fault. Ile didn't ask for the vice under Florida's new sexual incident "is a separate mat. record "! think I heard a heartbeatt" Robert L. Smith, M.D., P.A. Central Florida Chorale, 9 am. Sunday. of this country's intelligence operations, In their ..(. necessary. presidency, nor the presidency, so it's realh not ___________________________________ battery laws that roun sex Let." V..-I — Gem wiw nigrn, ow u.s. hank successes or excesses. fair toattack his Incompetence. But if he runs for crimes in one statute. -"The court may find he needs Goldsboro Elementary PTA, Rummage Sale, Rolling Hills Obstetrics & Gynecology building, Sanford Plaza. RAY It Is the fact e Job th he wi CROMLEY The la that despite the kind of world we of Henry Kissinger's peace effort in the Middle ll be saying that he thinks he merits Two hours before Lane's to be 7:30 sent somewhere Moravlan where he Church, Super Valu p.m., school auditorium. Proceeds to "Send a Song Lane told the court that he Fast is another tragic reverse for Arimican foreign Polley. the Job, and that's too much to swallow.have been living in throughout the cold war era, , sentencing Judge Johnson can get psychiatric treatment," Store, SR 436, Altamonte Room visitations will follow feels the jury that convicted Rmewee " W6ue O Oice T the United States has preserved a pretty fair Others agree, and then some. A poll of veteran sentenced Pearl Small, 52, of Fitts said. Springs, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. meettig and report cards will him on four counts of sexual But at least the shuttle diplomacy of the American balance between human freedom and political watchers by columnist Jack Anderson , to life in prison for Midway, be given to visiting parents. Johnson noted that Shazer etary of state has amplihed something. It has helped We APRIL 54 battery and a charge of APRIL 8 Suite 200-711 Building secr recently listed Ford among th governmental secrecy necessary e 10 wo second-degree murder in the had a criminal record in other for national keep the peace for more than a year. fl Show, including rare and aggravated assault was Greater Sanford Chamber of Free blood pressure secw'Iy in that world, leaders In the world. Another newsman's street WASHINGTON — (NEA) 711 E. Semoran Blvd. Nov. 23 shooting death of states and had refused A few months mere is no cha llenge to ilscover truth. valuable collections, Altamonte Commerce Directors Meeting, p.m., Advent Ch urch, "pre judiced and biased." Except Now it has ended in failure MW we must b= to Ow UWted POU has resulted in 67 of It* Wad*tonim back a friend asked me to vote against a school for a small percentage Ab raha m S mi th, psychiat c ri help ear li er. Altamonte Springs, Fl. T'he truth -or some of it -eventually comes ~ of I nspired teachers, Springs Civic Center. Since all four rape charges 8:15 a.m., C of C building. Elm, Sanford. Nations approach and a resumption of the international conPoding that the President Is "nice" but p iJy bond issue. You know, he said, a fourth of the She said she shot Smith - "I "Nobody likes to admit science is a drag. I am left cold by the lack of out in a democracy. At least some of the excesses Telephone 831-6711 Day or Night stemmed from the same ifl. I 8 of the same 100 saying they would vote for him money will be frittered in waste. don't know how many times — they're a little bit off," Shazer ference at Geneva sponsored by the United States and the Soviet nd mistakes are exposed, and Presumably we I — imagination in the homework assigned. - 1) Union. over Ted Kennedy or Henry Jackson. 10 . My friend could have made his charge against cident, Judge Johnson ruled he after he called me all those told (tie court. A few years back, in special summer schools, learn something from them. If nothing else, we could only sentence Lane to one Said one of the latter people questioned: "As I almost any federal, state and local program. names and hit me up side the administrators tried out an experimental up- have been shown once again the fundamental sentence We must pursue a Middle Eastern peace settlement as HOSPIT L see him, he's a happy lark and that worr ies me. I on the life felony head." She admitted dragging We vote for the .school bonds and to continue difference entigetically as ever but it will plainly be necessary to go down between ourselves and ow' ideological charges. He meted a five-year proach to science which had Youngsters up e don't think he understands the burden of tis these ot her programs with the hopeless feeling Smith's body into her house "to adversaries. the road with the Russians to Geneva. There is no other path to in the mornings, eager to go to school. It arly prison term on the aggravated was office. I do)n't think he's sensitive enough to we have no alternative. We can't Ignore children, put him in his bed." DISCHARGES peace remaining open. successful -and soon buried. Kimb,"Iy Belhea. Dellona While headlines blazoned the story of the APRIL 3, 1911 assault conviction. realize the duties. As long as Michigan wins, our needy, pollution, crime in th S.anfo, Then she sa id she went to William E. Riernen%chneider, ADMISSIONS e streets or submarine all over the Soviet press, we ll, all's right with his world." Le*ls C R Alexander Deltona When schools do attempt to create interest, which exists solely asAmerica, The prospects are grim. "No man ever reeived a accidents in industry. Melbourne to see her sister, but an arm of the government, Oscar Cooper Pauline flixier. Deltona Sanford' But there is a factor 00w than the competence But what bothers me far more Um waste is fairer trial In this county," returned "to take him to the Renewed fighting could brealt out even before the Geneva they frequently shP into childish Play. I have sat was forced to remain absolutely silent. Denson Bro*n, Enterpirse one that Is.-often repeated by those who feel Ford OW' backwardness conference can be reconvened. The U.N. emergency forces Johnson told Lane. "The franfr. doct or." in these . Veronica D Jackson Campbell. through dozens of experimental mathematics government-run Ellen V. Keeler. Altamonte Lae — Springs Albert Anderson snowa reure alter 21 more months. Such an operations which so closely affect our llves.I i'ne Russian citizen had never been told of 9 movies. They were bri gh t wi th Nancy Ann Mann. Lake Monroe evidence was overwhelming." the Sinai Desert are now schedulledic be removed next month. Deputies found Smith's body Patric i a I Smith. Altamonte Gabriel Sou Lee Allen Neiwn. Longwood loss of the submarine, They must remain in place and the first thing to do is to per"You've written me conon ,ced now Its's said, would free Ford have watched my seven children in 0wir and the dining room floor of the never will be told ItLs fig ures,numbers. The colors were beautiful, the Springs 1 4' Gloria A Jolly doubtful If the familles of the 70 drowned seamen from picayune politics, release him from progress through a variety of teachers, talked to OanIel A. Boni. Matl'ind stantly about your concern for couple's house. He had been sude the United Nations to keep thern in place. imagery delightful. But they taught little, 011110 Miffleffe howard A Henderson. Deflary Belly Joan Jackson, ovi"o ever learned what happened to them, and not Vim!)PHY Pefhm Defforia temptations there of and allow him to function hundreds more students and visited dozens of your children," Johnson conshot three times with a .22 e1en Ogden WEED & FEED L awrenc e W F i tjpMrck, Go rd on Lent, D elloni Next, the diplomatic problems must be confronted at In welfare, we have advanced but marginally became any real matters solely as a Public ombudsman. lie is in office by AnIhony Green tinned. "But if any man was schools. The improvement in textbooks caliber pistol. of , teaching security were inKPdvville. N Y junialla Hechler. Deltor.a 10 Lb. Bag G a. Th ere seems to be even less hope of reaching an in our approach since the 192os, Therear esome Patrondla V Williams chance, a freak of the system, thus he need not methods and subject matter over 1930 Is ever Concerned for his family Miss Small pleaded guilty as volved (the Soviets don't even report comFlien V. Keefer, Lake Mary i Janet agree M Hopkins ~_60_ who believe enevment at the table with all of the parties present than there we do worse. We spend more money. mnercfal airplan2 accidents). BIRTHS Daniel A Boni, mammi have to prove his statesmanship, his leadership you should have been on Oct. 29, cluirged Jan. 6. minimal. 'The straight-A students I know are Myra M Schanel was when Secretary Kissinger was negotiating with Israel and Joseph Desrick, Osteen And give it to more people. The evidence, or omnipotent wisdom. Ills only reponsibility bored. A 17-year-old, a high school senior among 1974." Because he is k,-pt in ignorance of what his "This appears Just to be cold. 1 1099 Mr. and MrS Rrian (myfa) Betly L Denney 0 Norefts S Clara, sterisIng Hight%, Egypt alone, seeking a partial settlement rather than a total however, seems to Indicate we don't know how to work for the public well, non politically and the top live of her class, hates school. So do her to government does, the Soviet citizen Is spared a Schanel, a boy. Sanford blooded murder," Johnson said Mith The judge left the courtroom Jane Strandber one. Reg. SZ39 handle our giving so that it does more than a lot of worry. But he enlist I ts aid in the Wk. equally bright friends. Jack A Greave's ________ ___________________________ pays a terribly high price For _______________________ and Lane stood as if he was as he meted the life sentence. patch job. Dorothy that kind of bliss. Ruthowever slim th ehape,jtmust be pwsued Judge Johnson sentenced dazed. He asked one of three George j Hffm ________________________ Obviously, Israel was unwilling to give up any of her La wrence Grant Shazer, 20, of sheriff's deputies and a bai liff, Gwendolyi V peterson JACK ANDERSON I Mildred Young territorial gains wi thout a stronger commitment than Egypt that Apopka, to three and a half "what's my sentence? Is j:~ LAWN SPRAY was willing to give In renouncing any military effort to regain years in prison on his plea of it? Is it all over" Carolyn M Gouuh. Ca%ekbcrr,' l the test of her territory lost to the Israelis in the 1967 war. Margrel R WIHIC. cfliry guilty as charged on possession When he realized he'd gotten D(Wathy A Dupuis, D'ellona SHM ANNABEII-E KINARD children and two great. a sentence of hard lalmr in $ of burglary tools. How this impasse can be resolved at Geneva is unclear. But Ethel M Hughes. Dettona .lo." grandchildren. we 111ust try. fur prison th e rest of his life, _____ Theon1yaltcrntiveisano war. Winter Mrs. Annabelle K. Kinard, 62. Kirby Funeral lane began struggling with the 6940 SE 26th St., Miramar, Chapel, Miramar, in charge. deputies. He of ___________________________ was quickly WASHINGTON With tax collectors exUnder the new bill, upper-income couples died Wednesday at Community Lb. Bag can buildi ngs and of jobless hardha ts drawing agged to a dr ne arby tracting one-third of allAmr.erica produces, table and educt up to ,800 This way, ___________________ Pembrooke Park. She the os H pital, t of a housemaid, unemployment compensatIon, could figure your tax in one held face downward as he tax cut is good news. But there's had news, too, Thus, while a poor woman scrubs her own floor minute. There would be no frus trating __________________________ resisted being was formerly of Sanford. , forms to hand cuffed . 9 in the $22.8 billion tax cut that President Ford without tax benefit, Falcats who don't know a cow from a WORLD this Vettrrdy'c h.h iS c steer sweat over, no collipli et the affluent will get Uncle ha ve KINARD, MRS. ANNASELLE become absentee ranchers, pumping tax- that y Another deputy warned I ations, no fear signed last weekend, 10 n)orniN 4) Survivors include three s Reg. $2.39 Sam to pay part of their rsizdd's salary. ou might have made an in iminating II Funefal services for MrIL C iser through Saturday H'gh% In Jimmy h, Miami, Timothy T., sheltered Lane's wife, children and mo ne cr Thenewlawopensloopholesforsome closes y into cattle-feeding Ann,beltp K Kinard, 62. of 6910 ventures. As Yet these a the innocuous loopholes; the the mid lOs Saturday Quite coot a result, thousands of !egtimatecattl('j11fl are mistake, n feeling that others are getting away relatives as they streamed past therti for others, gives hand -rjLs to SW ?6th St MIram3r,ho d,'t lloxl,Tex., and Joseph Ft. 0. others, higher the Income ain t0nIhI ith lO in IIiC uppt , level, the lareur the liit,hn1 -tsith murder. And I h.r' u,lI L -. i.,. WHI __________ UV J'VIU .1! I pUiIII , us-wse, ineir ' $10 01115 alKinard, l.itOfl, Ohio; three market busted by an overload terwards lOs to 50. Northerly winds IS mh us auurng to mc complexi ties and in, Indeed, the tax rode has produced a breed pm. Monday, at Brisson from accountants and attorneys, of of beef for w hich there are not enough buyers. decreasing tonight consistencies that have made the tax code our milliona Pool owners: ___________ daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Funeqel Home. Sanford, wlh ire who pays no income taxes at all. By But, It will be argued, what about all those Exten Sunday FOrecasts Organic Tax loopholes have also encour aged money worth Rev i. T Pills of Church of God. Miramar McIntosh, , Mrs. through Tejjay Flor'da Peninsula test single source of Inequity, waste and filling the code with exceptions and exclusions, y enterprises which genuinely need tuIs olliciatino Burial in Evergreen corruption. Mol tax Frances Feierstein, Springto develop oil overseas rather than here relief -- Mostlyfai,withaslightwarming favorsand incentives, Congress has Cemetery. Friends may call, 24 44 to surv' ve? We say they should get direct, , ORGANIC 8-8-6 Unless something is done to in troduce si irtnd Low% north wtions near so made it at home and to invest in ball clubs rather than open field, Ohio and Mrs. Doris and 7 9 p rvi . SundMy OrMon 6-6-6 .o complicated that no one fully understands it. . Got Cash Refunds for buyina subsidIes, rather than indirect, hidden SI to near esda Lo 1 fairness, the tax code will becorne so r t.rrO ,i,. •n productive businesses. This Sirt of thing, subsidies tucked Mfas!in, Sanford; 12 grand (AqAAII"IU 1 America's Uo p'Haflitlierflow rr here in uppr ss and tocr An ~iriiiy 4 tax ;')`ents, Li;i)er5and judges haway n the fine print ef the tax i ricrutable arid suspect that a virtual police grown repeated on a hun-dred fronts, leads not only to a law& ~vneay to mid and uppef 60 up to Interpret FERTILIZER _____ 50 LB. Bag CITRUS ~_n V 52Tuesdiu Highs north protions SLI will be required to enforce it. Already, the legal disputes over it,the law and adjudicate the mnixed.'ip econon,y but to a public that neither If the oil industry needs a subsidy t0 51 'PPft 70% Sunday to lower IN Internal Revenue Service has assumed policeSurvive, untlerstands nor respects the laws. The same hUh -..a for example, Let the oilmen Tunday Highs efse*heft in lower 1;L Honest citizens live In fear of t code, titi state powers. fertilizer preferred b K Every loophole, every Inconsistency, every in the open before Congress, the press lOt Sund ay to mid and upper lOs commrciil grove owners to lose exemptions but afraid to take them. Many example of a nontaxpaying millionaire, enFrom beginn ng to end, the tax structure and the Tuesday. public. __ who know their fertlizers up hiring ?'lI & IIOT' courages the once "experts" to prepare their Saturday Daytona Beach tideS for tlrnugh with unfairness. The flijn who rents wind dutiful American to become a ___ 0I L4 00 _ Any proposal to simplify the tax SPACE - high 4:09 a m, 1:39 p.m. low ft A,nl, ACVIAUT muddle, ttf 1076 a rn., 10- IS pm.; Sunday -_________ opposition from 50 LB. BAG .0 purpose of counseling taxpayers. Reg. $5.49 countle-as subterfuges for avoiding them, has -all those int UT 111011 nu the interesi, and taxes h!Is rent money pays. But many sides high 5, U am. S.Ilpm, low TY, I Ism erez -As whose $3.60 Refund $1.00 Refund $2.00 Refund IF I the man who rents his home from a bank, Islam ______ _________ Peg $629 Even more wasteful, investment decisions become the greatest corruptor of the citizenry, but the manipulation of s cial A uasi PC i on 100 lb. drums r _________ on 75 lb. drums on 35 lb. pails 419 __________________ a ni. Saturday high 3 S6 e ncou favors the through a mortgage, cats get thousands of doilaz s are made, not oi the cold merits, but to raging the spreading sentiment that it's growing or caseS host who make their living pm; low - 10 13 a m. tO IS P m, channel better to lie, trim and pad than t in deductions each year. from a sucker and preparing Sunday - high 4 57 a m. S. IS p Stock up on a full season's supply of 1-4TH now, have clear, money where it will escape taxation. Sick a pauper. other People's returns; and those who Sturdy Floor Included low 110$ a m, 1121 p Incomes from wages are taxed down to the businesses are bought every thiu 1w apitts sparkling, healthy pool water all summer long! are ernnitwpiI Iuu'll)w -. 1w lni...-....—. 2"1 • I SI --.. '1 still is mere a organ Locally Fully ons. Assembled And Installed last !arthirig, so but lution? We think 11 so. A continuation of the Enter the "Salute to Clean Water" Sweepstakes incomes from municipal bonds businesses, not So they can be FCbUII', but so their ___________________________ present mess, however, Cut the basic tax rates in half, close all are not taxed at all. The taxpayer stho works at W w IT i Win fabulous prizes, ekotic trips. Stop in for details and entr will continue to bleed the Treasury, dis losses can be used as a tax offset, tort the loopholes and eliminate all exemptions. If all econom _____ home in his slippers can %Tile off the Operating Lawn Maintenance & Landscaping PARKWOOD PLAZA form& And ask for our free booklet on opening your pool. t Tvib For )ears, the lure of tax loopholes I y, erode what was once the majesty of income were taxed at the 34mple. straigh 100 DR. os of part of his house, complete with stimulated N. Hwy 17.2 in Casselberry COLONIAL W. .4 a vast overbuilding of office and rate of 12 per ,I _______________ -6 -r-0tua I Car* CoInatiry t, flat the law and demoralize the citizenry "s * I "Look, honey! IIII discovered another swell use 305-290-4226 Mile ,North of 436, cent, depreciation, But the laborer who toils in the apartm by en- 411 I ______________________ Treasury experts tell us, the couragirig eve of Orlando SEMINOLE AWNING & POOL SUPPLY I ent complexes. Now that the write-offs government could raise all the revenu for my new warm-up suit!" Across from Sportsmen's D*n ry taxpayer to be a cheat on the stee mill gets no comparable break. e it now ___ .1' __ Winter Park, Fl.. 327*9 hive been IcketetI, c have a glut of empty t.ik in. P.O. Box 665 Sanford 322.3022 ~ 2lS. French Ave. Ph. 811-3170 it is tile only way he can keep ___ I' west of Santord . -, ren with everyone else. Th erefore, we could not support legislation ____ ______ ____ ___ . ____ ____ ______ _____ ______ ___ ____ and __________ __________ ____ --. 1MI'%A D _________ ____ I, _______________ ________________________ ____ fore _______ ____ ____ ' School ________ - ____ - t - _____ -" - — — WO Il Johnson ' ' '. col - Circuit Court ______________________ Road - .... - _____ ____ LOW AUTO RATES pse Should Do Better I . — . A NOTES ____________________________________________________________________________________ _t .- .. - - ' - --- Ll GARDENIA ---- AREA DEATH - f fal 909 1 nXe WEATHER .. d for you yet I. ..,...,.. ROSE FOOD 10 $10 Funeral Notice BERRY'S .1... . - — any OGAL , - _____ _____ &I-# -,.. -. "' 100% -- upto$3off o14 - it.,ri;i NO , YOUR STA _ i 0 - - CITRUS ____________ in -_ SUNNILAND PROGRAM! .' ___ . Am • .. ' __ $499 _____ p1 pe o UTILITY BUILDINGS I ______ _______ IUII7 ,-.. - -- - . ___ _____ ____ _ -- flhi - '-'P... -' - ___ c Wally Watt t __ LI T ____ ______ ____ __ _ _ _ - ________ _________ _________ f' - ..:I1 . - - - - - - ' '• ; 11 Enterprises, Inc. �Sanford, Fl. 64—Evening Herald, — — Friday, - — AprH4, 9?S A4 a. d a iviie'iiIi.I ` fla. ?,If Saturday Serce Sabbath School worship Services At v . Saturday Seryct's WorShip Service Wednesday Night Prayer Srrvir VII WillY!! I ,? 000 I i 0 ,I go it OOa,m 700pm lull!, I OUR if OOa in 9 NATION 11 OF GD CHURCH Cor.2 thandEim Rev E Don Cox P1tr Sunday School Morning Worship Evening WOt%hup Family Night % CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 300 Fairmont (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 17.93) Don Shock ley Pastor SundayScpiool U Asa m Preaching &WorIhip 10 45 a m Sharng &Procla,ming 7 30 p m ___________ ____________ 9 l)d 11 OQ m 6'lSp m 7:30pm .,, _____ - _________________ ________________________ i/• ___________________ P" _____________________________________________ _________________________________ -________________________________________________ _1—_._ ___________ _____________________ Pastor m 00mm ,. _______________________ .1 11' ________________ 7 30p.m "t ' - .: ___ _______ _ _____ III ____ ______ _______ Sunday • Mica!, - itp . 7.7-10 ,v _. r 7iv\ _. . . 37:34 _________ b y ' BibItCli5 • 730pm . Evangelist 10 OOa in Morning Worship 11 DOS M Eveningwofshp 600pm S,ble Classes ~Ved 1 3or m (It/get (:/ss,rt'/le. Aunt Sara looks about as stern as they come, doesn't she' As they used to say, "butter wouldn't melt in her mouth." I don't remember the occasion of this picture, since I was the baby. But I do remember Great Aunt Will very Vividly and she was quite a gill! She WaS wh3t they call a "pillar of the church." She must have baked an astronomical number of chick en 003 f0l' ChUrCh SWWs and served on almst every committee at one time or another. You might Sy she was piot, a word we don't usually care for. What I mean is that she revered her God and loved Him. THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL . W'II'ardEldridg, . e a had a Pastor 11:008 M 700pm. Prayer Meeting Werinesday r....,... t....._, Morning Worshi p Church YrainnO EveningWOrsh ;p 11 00a m a tsp m 710pm Wed Prayer 6.lGp m 1.30 p m thi Post Office) SR 477 £ . 1611 CID 31.. LOn9WHØ, Fla. Rev. Ruth Callin........... Pastor Bill Wiln - .A, Pastor Healing service .........3.lSp.m. Sunday Lecture & Messsges 4p.m. emendous sense of humor. I remember she used to tell the funniest sties. , r.r* 31:10-14 e Thursday John • UM11 Uwu" affitude. They don't believe that humor and religion go together. But Aunt Sara proM them wrong. The Church encompasses all Of lif"umor and wit—as well as loye and compassion ... and so much rwrel You can easily find out for yourself. Church School .9:35 1 11a.m. 5ici with classes for all ayes F•IIøitlp Coffee services Friday Act: Saturdiily 9 Actj 4:32-35 UMYF ------------------- 5:30p.m. _____ co1I SeMcr. Inc. Straib,tg. i4rua . St ud y & Prayer Serv. .. I r ,. .. 7: )OP. m. First Wednesday Fellow,. ship supper - - SC _______ Seiectesiiy m ______ J. C. PENN COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff _______ ______________ I ______ I _____ __________ ________ ____________ ' .'.:, •, _________ ______________________ ___________________________________ Lake Dedicate Facility To Training (enter Orlando h To Celebrate Centennial Year Church School I Nursery 1 Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Church School - 1 Asa m Morning Worship ii Xa m 7'3Op m Youth Group to r pas . I April 27, Rev. Don Pelham will j Robert Doctor and members of of Sanford will be In charge at 3 p.m. Training Union is at 5 p.m. neu,l -.-.', Choir Practice 111,00p M, UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club £UaIaR..ds Rev, rarwIn Shea Pastor Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship . 9:00am lOam 7 OOp m % •k. I ,...A'.. U3 3U)pvL ._Iii L, will uc observed, On A pr il 15, the Sunda y School will be in charge of the program at 7p.m. The ushers and Training . ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK cnfnr .-...,,. —,ClIC. I PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida . STENSTROMPEALTY Herb Stenstrom arid Staff Lhe elcoNe. 9d(c5O) LI Aos'e,q•fi - llpqi 'ts Pr,savs.via. Cwc, till Palm Springs ii. Altament Up%hla Cimmvaity Py$,qf Chinch, Wntmpit.r PYUbyI,,I.* Church. Red Upsal. Rd , I RI, Caiietk.rry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake S.ven Day Church Hwy 454 roiiiisj City S.vth Day Ad,,,i,,t CPrh Miti4 Ait_._ -------------- r= lad ad Ihc'I.7Sl "Celebrate Ufe," a MARGE WILLIAMS 3?? 1812 Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER Pr,untitioa Sat ustr,t,d.'42. o rgo Stuart Phone NFAVAM-71=15ZTWITWII _______ - _________ ___________ charge. ' __._ - ) tw.'tI.l of lIt ,.ruw".,l ThAi,( I. ..nt,,,l br the Roil- Pt,ç ,,i lot the ln',ft of ¶.rr-." Aw.ai.nu" tr. P•,,--v-,1 (' ., Prairie Lake Baptist Church E:= Invites You _-~ _ -~ -_ . _711~ .. OZ.— To The Dedication Of Their New Educational Building __- .,Z---------.----- ~-_ - Z -.-- --,_ ___ ~ _ . . ----~~ __ -_ ~ . 7I - ~ I . 0 11 1. I 1 1I entitled 91", I. % .. ."io. ll I !. - I -, I 7 30 P.M a, i Joseph G. Heard I .If-. & I _ __ __ I I I li, -_ -1, I I I _ __4% W -~~ __ -___ __~ ~_ I __ _____ .4 .. I -.-- _. ~, I "_ zt yv_ _~ __.-~_~w -~~ . ,,--.M--%, . -aw-.111 __ - "A' - i- L::.-. ,.., I lei~ R - - C~ _.1W . - 11 -,0ir!-1- ~4z_ 1 Educational Building for Prairie Lake Baptist Church Contains 15,000 sq. ft. Cost $221,000, Building committee, Pastor Jimmie Johnson, Chairman Harry Shuman, Norm Dickerson, Harley Sturgill, Bob Heroy, Al Buckner and Ray Nestor. Sanford Ave. DEDICATION SERVICE This lecture arranged by FIRST CHURCH CHRIST, SCIENTIST SANFORD 1 1 a.m. Sunday, April 6,, 1975 Admission FREE. All Welcome Child Care Provided ~~ -1 I April 6 at 3'J0 P.M. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER "'11111111111111111M III t I A member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship Seminole Blvd. 1 . ! t I I .,1ltW Lit tUi!i ts1 1 I11t1Iltrt% . it.. . I .- by 1' * 0 r .- I - People ~0 N 0; . - 11 'AAA . . ... ~~ It A,*.,% - - We Th y .41111111W .i .. . I I - pI.iarTs4n(f MAY 149 1975 METHODIST St 66M too IL 1% St. Augustine be from Morning Glory Baptist there wiH be time for questions of his local talk, which Is open o Pe t nsacota in 1959 Church, Rev. Andrew Evans In and answers after the the public without tin hoe nrnn,,I.A UU44I.4 .iiUI 4.,IiV. ill cnarge. demonstration on Sunday -Rock Springs, Wyoming and evening. Casselberry Baptist Niceville. He was Pastor of First Baptist Faith Baptist Church of Christian Science Casselberry BaUM Chur ch, Marianna, for tbree years prior 770 Semlnola Blvd., tohiscomning toCasselberryon This Sunday In both the morning services Ft Baptist Joseph G. Hea rd, a Christian Cassel berr y, will hold i ts 9th Ju ne 6, ll. Church will dedicate the 1975 Scien ce teache r and lecturer siomecoming Anniversary The church has grown since edition of the Baptist Hymnal. from Miami, will speak Sunday Sunday beginning with Sunday it's beginning and now supports All music for these services will at 3 p.m. at the Sanford Civic School at 9:45 and regular 18 missionary projects along be taken from this new hymnal. Center under the auspices of The congregation will join in First Church of Christ, singing several of the old Scientist, Sanford. favorites as well as several Mrs. Suzanne Chamberlin 'new' hymns not published In will introduce the speaker. the previous edition of the Local arrangements for the hymnal. event are being handled by The evening service will be Alfred Hothweiler, lecture One~-Ccal n$,qfl Me.it.I Uary Sear Lake United Miftwditt Ckurtt, 11Th4 A.M.E. ClitecA, Canaan Hess, Ca$IWi,y Community United M.thodi,t Church, Hwy. Il-fl A Puy RIg, Rd Casiathurry O.Bary Community MI$hudiit Church, W Hlghhank, Rd., Dilry, First United CkIWCII, FrU M.Ihud,,t Church ,f Pint Sov?M,n Mithif Chvtch. 110 S,ntg,d *ve Frrr W.,tr.c tt (y,, W Au, ii --------------------------- Trle us tO%t. LACtU. Sc JUOGU. "We Thy People" is the title Tennessee Temple Church, Church hall, April 13 at 7:30 - 4'o&A Qt'e't' FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First ~. Rev. F. W. Carl Ropkc III, Earth, an interdenominational SCIENCE WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY CHURCH Of CHRIST f 5 Ave. Ciwnilol CM'rst at Lap. Etlen, U.S. It-fl N. Caewtberry SS4ml 4CfMllLlkHCll. C.hwcft 0 Clinit,IiiPIlin Spzins Dr., Alt.mnf. Spjs Church 0 Christ, Gin.,. CPvvrcp 0 Ch,isr, Langpied CM.rcl,,f ,,,,• Church 0 Cfr,sI. W. lnm $t, Nidhsid. Church 0 Clst, Fla, Haven . Mjittin America, Europe and South The church is to consider the LECTURE HARRELL&BEVERLy TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff The ficiating. Melodeers. CHRISTIAN A&PWEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes Staff Organist at Streep's. be- guest speaker at the morning the St. Paul 1issionary Baptist service. At 3 p.m., guests will purchase of this organ and t Christian Science Board of Lectureship in 1969 and became 26, there Will be Inspirational Tenneaw. He is PrmntlY having spoken at several Charter Members and is an drama Members and pastor of Grant singing by of the Ufe of Christ, wW the choir and On Church Music Specialist and hundred universities in North Independent Baptist Church. be given by The Salt of. the Chapel ÂME Church and Rev. Rev A F Stevens Sunday l:3O&1Iam , is UMYF $ 3Op m, Men's Prayer Breakfast d&IthThursday 6:30am, Family Night Supper d5vy 100pm WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson I:3Oa,rn ':ISi.m. THE LAKE MAI!Y UNITED Zion Hope Missionary Baptist CoUege and studied organ with ment will be in charge at the 3 Church, Rev. J.L Brooks, and Elaine Smetters of Chat- a teacher in 1970. PL service, Casselberry Baptist Church the Missionary Society will be lanooga, Tennessee, and Helen He is especially well known to was organized in Apr11, 1966, by On April 13, the 11 a.m. in charge on April . On April Trotter Mldkilf of 'Nashville, young Christian Scientists, Rev. Clarence Love with 13 'service will be conducted by PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday School . ..,,,, Minister Morning Worship School and the youth depairt. Howard H. Hodges and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford 14,* Mt Catar, M5$iyj.y fl 7fl Per Shim Pt,anil,,, lapitit Ctck, 1141W. 13Th It. SAPTIST 14w Mt bin Ih$IIt CbWCII. tIN P Ansth UapI,sI Chu,ca. Ovi* Ravenna Part $iØ, t Chwck. 314) W. Ave, CaI,fhf-y •iØt4t AsSilnit,, III $. irm*t (%an'trI Garden ct,i. Pp.0*'5 la,s,st Ckaif. 1311 W. F,nI Str.et. I.nIWI Ny. )7J PiJ*Cttst SaØ,st CkcI. Ill W. AWprI Blvd. Pran. Lake Bless'. Rig. oil. Fir., tart CotsDirry Baphst Church. 771 Blvd I .yess Is$r, St,st ChvfcA. MAay Crrjt li , st Church. 1311 k Art. ind SiIit CIveck it nIorI Chvlurta Pint Baphit Senian4 liphst Church. 71)6 Film,-fl q3fp' Mtt'e."i'y 5al.,t Church, S*th*,yt Rd 51 Jj,,,. M4r1ty Oit.t Ct'.rch ' tfrf St P ii oi'.r" I "". f'i(",.r'. . .. . . .... ------------------------------------------------------------ Morning Worship I.. 6: 30 0 m, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible HO" $JJtI3tCP,,k, F.tesICI'y Community C.nlr, For.siCity - I You Know George Stuart Sells Gavels? Rev. Kefethw.MlIi$ MinIsters Wid, Bible Leo F. King CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Ftm __________ I Pa METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave. THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes ____________________________ . ...,. 20:19-23 2.4247 a,,.. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes 11 ______ 3lMlDRNJS OFSEMINOLE John Y. Mqrcer and Staff ASSIMILY OF GOD frt Afltf4r of Cad. 77Th 1 • - - . .. 13'edneiddiy Jeremiah (behind - 'S - . SPIRITUAL TEMPLE New location: Library Building JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff. IlIJiTr , IRST UNITED - wiI Revelation 1:44 . Eventng Worship Pastor $ 30a - ,. rn Ezekkl / Wednesday P,"ning Worship Dr J T Cosmalo Morning Worship - 'S Area Ant* Monday e ;nd""dmf Missionary FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIC Park Avenue . .,, Orange Blvd., Lake Monroe . I ..- . _____ 10'006m 100. 6:00pm CHURCH Bible Study - ______ '-' 9:Ije m, MoningWprhp Evtri'rg Service Wea. Prayer.& ik - — ,— _______ ________ ______________________________________________ Evangelist 7626 Palmetto Ave. Evangelistic Services , _________ — ________ ______________ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Part Avenue Pastor 9 ISa m — against . BOle Class II 0Dm m 7 OOp m p1 . - PALMETTO AVENUE II ____________ 730pm 7:30 o m. Highway 7 OOp in p1 S,)nney Rev 0 E Hodges Sunday ScnI Morning Worsh ~) __ Wed. Evening Service Sunday WTRR Broadcast Bible Study . 4 . Of (:/lfl.%, Wednesday flbIe(lass I - Prairie 7 OOp m (.'ljtgrg/l CHURCH ' I — ! 'ed I, " ... - ________ ___________________ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Evening Worsn,p . Wed Evening Service _________________ Meet ng CharlCj N Crump 9 H _______________________ ______________________ ____ ___ ______ OF CHRIST 600 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonte Springs James P Needham Evangelist JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Study tO OOa m 1631 West First Street Assembly Wr5hup &eorVe Gatona, II 0Dm m Pastor ID 0Dm m Evening Worship a 00p m Sunday School Sunday School 1. Morning worshi p _______ 1. UlSam ltOOa,m 1 OOp m Evening Service Pryr i Rroaocast Dial a Devotional 21 hr 373 $O1I Bishops - Mnister 9 i5 m ll,00a in SVnCIIySChOOI Worship Service Wed Prayer5ryic, 700pm' Nursery Open WTRR 7 100 Sunday Nigh Rev. Kenne$n Hot' ___________ LL_..Tr - SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. Phone 322 "so James C Vaughn Minister '- 1. . ____________ ____________ ___________ __________________ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Cor 14th SI £ Oak Ave (elIP , __________ ___________ _________ ' . 7 30p m Morning Worship . ___________ _____________ CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH PINECREST BAPTIST CHURçP4 ll'W.AirpQrtBl,d: ___________ ___________ _____________________ 107 S. Sanford Ave. Mon'ng Service it OOa.m Eveni ng Service 73Opm Wcdnesday Service 7 lOp m Old TrljlhS for a New Day ___________ ____________ __________ _____ Pastor 9 IDa m 10 1011am 11 OOa m Dr I-4aroldHarr.s Su nday Schoo l EvenIng Worship ________________________________________________ _____ (:l,ri,,i,i,1 Nursery Provided I: ,'. Si.nday $cr,e Morning Worship Church Training Keith CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401S, Park Ave 3224511 Rev FredL Neal Sunday School 5tI10*thup Morning Worship Sngspraton & sermon :-•, , Of 4 Thought Doubtful 71 -- . ___________ __________ ____ 1%1 — Trial . __________________________________________________ st •'hIrt'i,Ij,,,,g,/ 930am NEW YORK (AP) In most Discipline Is what started the J a r C h r I a t I a n Army, what has kept it going, denominations, ft 's possible for and is the secret of Its useful. a inenther to attend services ness to C,od. rarely, give nothing and do That quality, however, has ./,, little and still retain recognized become sorely lacking in mod. inenthership status. But not in em times, says Chnberlajn, the Salvation Army. 65, a broad-shouldered, five"We want total corn- foot-eleven man of erect bear- 4. mitment," says the organ- ing and decisive manner. ization's new national cornlie said in an interview that mander, Commissioner permissiveness and vagueness William E. Chamberlain. a bo ut responsibility ha ve made "Those who Find they can't live "te rrible inroads," affecting up to it leave the ranks." nearly every strata of society Ins ta lled recently as the spir. with false ideas of freedom and __________ itually-based Army's top officer uncertainty about duty or p ur _____________ $fl this country, Chamberlain pose. __________ points out that the word, "dis"Discipline is what makes ____________ ___________ cipline," sterns from the word, service to others possible," he PIJ" "disciple," and he adds: _______________ said."It'snotayoke around the ____________ ___________ "You can't be a disciple with- neck, but ves direction and ________ out discipline. It's the heart and value to life. It's a vital part of root of the alvation Army. Christian witness, and something the world greatly needs today to be under the r' discpliic of God's love." iji,i1, It's also a characteristic t Worship It OOa.m NurSVfy& Kindergarten "* a N, ,._ _ 9: ” -_ Commitment 1 MV -0 1V_.:%`i_ rn a i ____ 10 ISa m 700pm iP711 - ilmw 'ry - - ~ _.!P%= . 7 30p 1 )Op m CHURCH Ill Oak Ave. Sanf or d r William tnnis Pasto I r P ,t K et t A%Si5t Pastor S..H Vql M.sy 7 COp rn Sun Ma',s Ia m to 3Oa ii, & 12 noon Contcyign$ Sat 6 7p in FIRST ASSEMBLY 1 ' (itt/jt,Itu (,,,,/ ( 41/ Is Friday, April 4, 17S-7A Army . ........................ 9 3Oa m ' vation on Aw "a,uiI,v'rit )//,/ 530am Chrh Tranng Evening WO'thp W Prayer Meeting N a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. jr NEW YORK (Al') Charges ops are required to initiate such four Episcopal bishops charges. : -i FIRST SOUTHERN who Only four bishops one more ordained 11 women as .. q %**-' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST . METHODIST CHURCH th priests an needed - brought the last summer have been SCIENTIST 2410 Sanford Ave o 100 East Second Street set aside a Church board of charges of canonical violations. Sunday Setvice 1. Sunday School 9ISe m Inquiry on grounds that doctrin-. The inquiry board sa id it deSunday School 11:00am. Morning Worship Il 00 8 n' dining to act in the case al Issues involved were beyond 7:30 p m. W ednesday Service Eprth League 6 IS p m 4 "sho ul d Evening WorShip I ts Jurisdiction. not be interpreted as m Wed Prayer Meet 730pm The finding Wednesday left condoning alleged conduct (:I,,,rt'Is / (;i the matter up to the Church's which constitutes substantial b . ROLLING HILLS House of Bishops for action, if breach of order," but the docMORAVIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD . any, and the extensive require- trinal issues were beyond the r _____________ Sanlando Springs Drive 103W. 32nd Street ___________ ____________________________ ment., for the bishops to initiate board's scope. Rev J T Polls Pastor Longwood, P11. 'Church of God Hour" Just East of lntiritale a trial for breach of doctrine Were it not for that fact, the ________ ________________ WTRR 9:05am R, Burke Johnson Minister made such a course appear board said evidence presented Sunday School 9 iSa m Minister Hutcherson Morning Worship doubtful, showed "sufficient ground" to II OOa m Morning Worship Ita [vangelsstjc5ery 600pm Sunday School ii f the bshrp" on trial, 915am . put three Since mid-December, the inEf ' family Night Service I quiry board has conducted namely: V P E. w 7 30p m -...& ., , [i, hearings, somewhat like a &.. g= I r Bishops Daniel Corrigan, now grand jury proceeding, on o GENEVA CHURCH r Denver, Cob.; Robert L OF THE NAZARINE darges that the four bishops HOLY CROSS DeWitt, of Philadelphia; and !i St. Rt. 440e,s,va siolated Church canons, 1. 101 Park Ave or Edward H. Welles, now of Man(rrin ii. 'i P,lStO 1' in or d. the Wornefl, t, Maine, former bishop of Sunday School Rectur tO OOa m By an 8-2 decision, th Sun Worlh.p it, i Cannon Ii ®am. e 10- west M issouri. All are now rec member board held that the Sun NYPS 1:00pm Cur ate tired or resign ed from active New educational building will be dedir-ated Sunday by Prairie Lake Ba ptist Church. (I ferald Photo by the Salvation Army con. _. . 7 OOp m holy Cor,imunion i008 Mn Sun Eve Worship Jane Casselbeffy) "core of the controversy" is W ed Pi'aper 900am 730pm sistently displays in an Church School doctrinal ra ther than an issue i otherwise often slack religious • • 0q canons, and th us beyond its FIRST CHURCH The board said the evidence environment, In which few, if OF THE NAZARENE jurisdiction for ordering the against a four th bishop, Jose l.:I1Iu'r(l,s Jilt Sanford Ave. any, other groups live so case to trial. Ramos of Costa Rica, is UnTo Douglas 0 Elliott Pallor sparely the mselves and give so . - - it takes twoth a irds vote of clear, since there was doubt Sunday School 9 ISa m. Morning Worship the h ouse Bis hops to put any about the extent of his partici10 SO m LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Youth Hour Prairie Lake Bapt ist Church functiona l as it is divided by 600pm Although the Army dispenses THE REDEEMER an feat ur e in the bir th to two year Control, fire department , member on trial for doctrinal pation in the ordinations last -_ ________ \~ - I huge quantities of aid In nearl located at 415 Ridge Road, Fern orange canvas pull curtWn rooms. Each area has associate pastor and pastor. deviation, and at least 10 bish- July 29 in Philadelphia. Mid Week y 103 W.3$th Place Park, will hold dedication which is virtually sound proof. multicolored cabinets plus This is unique feature. every hard-hit region Service (Wed) 700pm p "The Ch Chu r ch of the LuIhran Hour" (ic Nursery Provided for all services . world, and runs 1,400 centers servi ces for its new $15,000 The social hall also serves as sinks and other advantages for and TV "This is the Life" The new building being Ministers square foot facility, Sunday at two Adult Sunday School working with children. Tour for the down-and-out in There dedicated Sunday In the new Sunday Sc hool 915am OFTHENAZARENE o ~. 4 country, plus 250 foster homes "%o'th'PServtce are blackboards and tack- social hall at 11 a.m., with tO )O. m I?SCrystalLak,Dr The two-story building its own officers get by on bare On the right upon entering the boards for best teaching results dinner to follow, was built by Lake Mary, Fla. RALLY SPEAKER painted light beige and trim- building a 150 foot hallway in the first floor departments. General Contractor, Eugene necessitie& Rev, Paul 0 Tritel PastoBrother Andrew, author of the Suriu'lay School "We don't feel handicapped med in chocolate brown is two leads to the nursery departtOrn The second floor is comprised Kelsey & Son Inc. Edward L 0000 SHEPHERD famous best seller, "God's — we feel privileged to serve," stories high. It is 150 feet in ment. The color scheme is eye of second grade through youth Thomas was the architect and . LUTHERAN CHURCH lie Study One hundred Orlando area spiritual fulfillment and even lO'SOim length and 50 feet wide, with a catching, each wall is a dif. departments. These rooms are J00OrIandoAv,.(7.93) Smuggler", will be featured Chamberlain said. Evening Service designer. The building coin- ministers have been invited to career guidance, 700pm (Lutheran Church In America) speaker at a rally April 11 at you've got to be ve ry thrifty, porch type entrance and ferent color featuring bright larger in size and one con tain Wed Bible Study ; oop m William 13. Downey s a mittee was composed of Pastor visit the Naval Training Center, Pastor NYPS During the ministers' visit to 7:45 p.m., Orlando Sports but your hours are so few, you spacious foyer. There is a large yellow, cream, green and other heavy canvas curtain for Jimmy Johnson; Associate Orlando, April Early Service 100a.m. 10, for a one-day Navy Orlando, they wfll meet Stadium. In the past 19 years don't have time for entertain, canopy on the back for Sunday assortments. Each of the four dividing the area. The rooms I Pastor Jack Boynton; Harry orientation tour that has been the Commander of the Naval WOriltip Pellief-iml(lif 1000a.m. he and Will teams have taken ment. It's an In-house sort of School buses to unload dozens of nursery rooms as well as the are in lighter colors giving a Shuman, chairman; Norm designed to show the public Training Center and other unit FIRST PENTECOSTAL children. thousands of Bibles each year life, (our and live year department soft effect. Dickerson, Bob Heroy, Al training methods and op. commanding officers. Th CHURCH OF LONOW000 to pe rsecuted Christians in ey will . Upon entrance into the and the first grade department Meeting latest fire standards, Buckner, Harley Sturgill and portunitles that are available in "Some may think it's SlIOrangi Street iI('l/W(Ii.%( tour the Recruit Training and Rev E RuthGranl Pastor Communist countries. He will ged, but it's the kind of dedica. building one can go to the left is completely self equipped with the facility contains an Ray Nestor. i today's Navy. Sunday School 10:00e.m Service School Commands tell about his mission behind tion that gives purpose to life, and be in a spacious 50 by 50 bathroom facilities for the elaborate automatic dial phone GRACE UNITED Morning Worship The public is invited to attend 11 004 m. The orientation program was where briefings on remedial th e Iron Curtain. Open to the It's what people need and what loot kitc he METHODIST CHURCH n and dining area, small children. A sanitary system w hich, w he n set off, th Sunday Evening 7 lOo m e service and dinner, Rev initially set up to enlighten reading, race relations, Airport Blvd. afW4IawnAv, Wed Bible St udy public, admission is free, many are looking for." 1:30P m. This large social hail is very diaper disposal is a modern dials Seminole County Fire Johnson announced. Rev, Marvin G. Buckner ., pastor Conquerors Melling guidance counselors, oc- religious programs, and unChurch School Sunday 915a.m. 6: 30 cupational specialists, and dersea weapons will be MornlrigWorsp,tp 11 008. m, school administrators, and is presented. Presipperiati t.) j is being expanded to include local The orientation visit program COVE NANT clergymen. Ministers are Is part of a continuing effort by CHRIST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10C centers of Influence In the lives Navy Orlando to increase 17-921ilwy. &Ljk*Mary Blvd. METHODIST CHURCH of many young people and can public awareness of the mission Antioch Missionary Baptist Union will be in charge of the 7 devoted to a demonstra on of Tucki r Drive, Svnland EstatesRev William C Sistar Jr. Pastor ti committee chairman. t-eo,n -'amplon Sunday Pastor services at 10-45 a.m. The with a Christian Dal School be cou ted on to provide of Navy Orlando. Church of East Broadway p m. service on April 17. On thE new Allen Digital Computer su" .,, 1 9 45A fit Church School A former practicing attorney, Melodeers I Asa m. Street, Oviedo, is celebrating April 20, Allen Chapel AME wild Ot gan by Ted Hayes of Streep's Heard is a member of the singers. will be special guest with grades K-12. Mor fling WOrShip It ooa m MornIng Worship its 100th All TIFT, MYF 344 Sun, anniversary Rev. J. Edward Connelly of Music Company In Orlando. 7 .QOp.m & Nursery It 008.m, Florida Bar Association, For Altamonte Eve Worship I & ] Sun throughout the mon th of Ap 7 30 p, m Evening Vor5hip ri l. Sanford will be in charge at 3 Included in the seMce will be 7:30p m. Dinner on the ground' more than 20 yea rs, he has been Wednesday Morning Prayer Group Wednesday Do Rev. James D. Hagin, pastor, p.m. hymn 'Community . singing as well as music in the healing ministry of brought by those attending, will Youth Group 1!00prn has announced the following On April 23, Missionary from different periods of Saturday , be at I p.m. Following the food Christian Science. lie served a. COMMUNITY UNITED special events. Altamonte Mens Breakfast ns and prayer circles will history to demonstrate the Unio . loom m METHODIST CHURCH manager of the Youth Division and fellowship will be afternoon Church will Community observe the This Sunday, guests from the be In charge with Rev. A.B. flexibility of t Hwy- 17-928tPinty Qid#@Rd. he organ. Hayes FIRST PRESBYTERIAN of the De partment of Branches services at 2 p.m. with Dr. rssornd and domut woods, Casselberry sacrament of Holy Communion Fountain [lead Missionary Dinsmore of First United graduated from Lake Weir and Practitioners of the Mother lJoyd MeYer of Metro CHURCH s ti Rev. William Pickett r, finish. Itias tor Baptist Church OakAve,$JrdS, politan Sunday at the 10 a.m. service Methodist Church of Oviedo High School, Cen tral Florida Baptist Church as the Rev. Kenneth Miller, Attill&t. Pastor guest ft xrm oft *A Ch urch. He was named to Rev Virgil L Bryant I . class discussions at Sunday speaking at 7 p.m. with Rev. Wayne Smith of. Mornino worship .....9:2s & 11 a.m. speaker and singing by Junior College, Belmont I and * * U ISa m 1[ngeg,%t,c Psstor * ' ALL SOULS CATHOLIC [iii %I'Iti . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 550 Hester Ave Ph 3120312 tto (it$ C,' fin P.,Vo, WTRR flbtC Studp .";:4. . .. . THE- SEVENTHOAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th & Elm Sabb,th School &UI •• ••'•••-•• CQm C q Netf uuii Oruainn'd June II. I977.Longwod Meets to, SIJfly Services at Theb Seventh cM Adventt Church, Mait lan d AvCnue. Altamonte Springs tiusISouthol SR .436) Lyman II. Kirkwood Pastor inic School 9 ISa m. :f: Noon Fraber.%(.e$flQ flflhiatiiiti, ur I IlL 11 UrL ..., W*.dntsda ; Evrnunq nr unnr „Salvati • , 11 9) m l 00 12 Noon on WWQS 4104, FM rut 1.. iiie ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 431 Forjj City, Florida G Brian IIf'1Il,(It.3t H 415 Ridge Road, Fern Park, Fla. (Just off Jimmy Johnson: Pastor Hwy. 17.92 - S. Seminole Co.) Jack Boynton: ssocjate �WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 4, 1975-4A SPORTS '1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TV Cameras Revea I Bobbye's Diet Secret By JEAN PA1'rESoN - . -. -.. judges. Two Seminole Junior Co ege ome econom Cl t eachers — Joan Sheppard and Insists Irene Loree Likens — will complete Brown, singer in the Central the panel. ) Florida Chorale and one of the Get sewing, girls. Time's most active members .nUx .• running Out. group s drive to raise $15,000 which will enable them to perform in Poland this sum- Lifesaver Classes mer. • The Central Florida Chapter, "Somehow we're gonna get ii ' iint'v" Irene says with American Urd Cross, has timely announcement for all L r1inaün I swimmers who plan to b) We can all help these talented around ani In water this women make their dream come summer. Advanced lifesaving true by supporting their courses are scheduled to begin gigantic garage sac outside Lb shortly. O,uU.S. Bank n Sanford At the Eastbrook n,nl in Plaza, on Saturday morning, You name it, they'll be selling It south Seminole classes run live plants, new andused May S-l9, with instruction 4othing, handcrafts, baked from 9 - 11 a.m. Monday through Friday. Register in person April 19 or 20 at the pool. i - law - F -.-n with s musical selections, dower claim law automajlcafly accompanying himself On it* allows the wife one-thiM off Lhe , the A1 — piano. To the soap opera buffs top of her husband's estate. • -. who lidiened to "Road of Lit " Mft% to a* speaker, ft on radio, V11ugM explained that same dower claim law witt 111130 he was the voice who sang be applicable to husbands after - .•, Mrs. on radio, television, nightclubs Mrs. Roy Partin were elected and movies and his name is as delegata to the State of associated with the era of the Floricb Women's Clubs Spring big name dancit buxis. He has Convention, April 2D.25, at the been in Sadord during the Diplonmt Hotel, Hollywood. Easter vacation where h conducted "Mission In Music" Mrs. Phillip Logan an at the First United Methodist nounced plans for the club to visit Hacienda Girls Ranch, M Jack Burn introduced Melbourne, on April 16, via a Sanford attorney Douglas chartared bus All planning to attend should make reservations with Mrs. Logan by April 10. .,. , - ... - a ti, n UNIT SAYS THANKS -- An appreciation coffee was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs ShirleyHuarnan (left) "resident of Last H urrah Dieters A catered luncheon was Stenstrom pointed out Wt served by Mrs. Boyd Coleman, DEAR ABBY: So you say and weighed everything she not everybody needs a will but chairman, and her committee, hooray for the dieting daughter- ate, and then you added, .or cautioned against individuals Mrs. T. H. Butts, Miss Gertrude in-law who carries her own would you rather ha ve a fat drafting their own. He informed Fischer, Mrs. Roger Harr is, sca le with her when she's a daughter-tn-law?" the group that Florida has no Mrs. R. M. Her-Won, Mrs. Lou guest, I am slowly burning! And inhertiance tax law and that the Huggins, Mrs. N. V. Farmer, food In order to weigh her before eating It! (Her wha t is wrong with a fat first $120,000 of an estate is Mrs. John Jewell, Mrs. Donald mother-in-law was insulted.) daughter-In-law' I have one tax exempted He cited the King, Mrs Th . eima Lewis, Well, I'd be Insulted too In who treats inca whole lot better advantages of . ". . Joint property Stanley Pierce, Mrs. William the first place, if she's weighed than my skinny daughter-In. ownership between husband Reynolds and Mrs. Carl her food a couple of times, she law, and wife during a happy first Schilke. can surely judge by the I happen to weigh 225 myself, quantity how much it weighs. but I took complete care of my And if she drags scale along to , ii' J11i;: it fI CONTEST ivs B 1ST DOT - PRIZE HOGAN ).: 2ND PRIZE ( I FAYE POOVEY 3RD PRIZE PAT SENTELL 4TH PRIZE WANDA STEFF EN S TU PI7r f - p..: • _________________________________________________________________________________________ - Dear A .. - * II ' ABIGAIL VAN BURFN amon,e aren -7 4 - all CITY -W ID E U " , AVW_ , • I .• - .• . JF • 1, ' - - -- ir -- IL - - w p ç 1 -,j ) - ,- .. tz9 Henry Stanley of Lake Brantley, left, Al Latimer of Lyman, center, and Ron Harris of Lake Brantley, right, show the agony of competing In an unfamiliar event, In this cas the shot putt. The three athletes were competing in the first annual Seminole County Decathlon, which became a decathlon between Lyman and Lake Brantley. Story Page 2-B. (Herald Photos by Gordon Williamson) uess omin n ome W rsui . e e 0 eviston Suffolk Dea/s Second Losing ' . $Irss.(djg - ONPRWQWLD " f ___ ______ - g . 01 fl uS • __ , V ___ _____ - - - - _jj.tt - - The Seminole Junior College ____ owl : - • ______ ' - - V II UJ - - - - _______ ____________ - - . p _ --= ' 0 SJC also W ttles Florida JC SUFFOLK base ba ll team can move into a Saturday at 1pm atC — -- SA os NEW YORK (AP)-- Heavyweight Ron Lyle in Las Vegas May 16, Ali reportedly will get $1 million last Oct. 30 and his defense against said he expects the next "big fight" 24, but the bout fell through and Ali champion Muhammad Ali will which will be shown live on home and Lyle $100,000. assult on a complaint filed by his Chuck Wepner March 24 at the to be in Egypt in September. Ali ended up with Wepner. The Garden wife. appear in the na tion's living rooms television by ABC. The first home telecast of a Cleveland Coliseum. would proba bly mee t Foreman or still hoped to make an Ali-Lyle fight In May,but you'll probably have to ,The ter are agreeable and we heaeight tulle fight since Joe King a d Thursday that he possibly Joe Frasier In a closedfor J une but Lyle then was outgo to the theater to watch him will sign a contract," said Irwin Fzjr stopped Ron z man is innocent until proved Slander May 25, expects to make the All-Lyle fight circuit television match in Cairo. pointed perform in September. by unheralded Jimmy guilty, and I don't think Lyle's being Rosee, Lyle's manager of record, 19n, will be promoted by Don King the second hall of a home television For Lyle the " at the title comes Young. "rw fight is out on bail would keep him fro,-,, the money is up," who added that he had talked with Productions, Inc., and Video doubleheader with middleweight after a series of setbacks. Herbert Then Lyle was arrested on a going to Nevada." Muh'ammad All's Lyl es business partner, Bill Techniques, Inc., copromoters said Denver of champion Carlos Monzon or lightThe 3yearld ex-convict from charge of shooting at his wife. He manager, said 7bursday in Chicago Daniels, owner of the pro basketball Ali's title winning perfor Count Dial. Atty. D ale Tooley mance weight champion Robert Duran. Denver was all but signed to fight Ali currently is out on $3,000 bail on Thursday. -It's about an Ali title defense against Utah Stars. against George Foreman in Africa 17hen, under questioning, King in MadLwn Square Garden March felon), menacing and second-degree tk- will return." sunply a guarantee o iviee, ir ' 0 Th e Altamonte Springs The club is having a White Girrden Club will hold Its Elephant and Plant Sale on regular monthly covered dish April 12, at Ow Maitland Flea supper and meeting April 10 at Market on U,s, iin. Mr. and y 6:30 p.m. at the First Federal htrL Frank Baker, finance Savings & Loan Association of chairmen for the club, are in Orlando, SR. 436. c harge. Proceeds will be used .. . for the club's charitable r. atu s'rs. r rank Kosmriak donations fund. are chairmen of the Supper Committee and ill be assisted UNDERWORLD ç b r. and Mrs. Robert S. •I*t1I Pajamas I3raword, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sy log C.ir 101 Sto ver, Ir. and Mrs. George Fair 14 rlean and Mrs. Mabel Railley. l 1w1 Cowan'tljnd,rwo. Id we will not only look better, but had written to Dear Abby Newly elected officers will be ( feel be tter. complaining about my installed following the supper. Furthermore, you should be dragging a food mother-Iav' until she passed scale with me s eone else's house, she's away. (She had two daughters glad your daughter-in w w n I a e t trying to y r h me, ut and another daughterin-law— weighsher food tn the kl I would never find me at your the fact that she's dieting. skinny, who didn't do a thir4 keep my scale right next to my table again unless you I really am anno)ed with for her) plate apolo gi zed' dieters who exoect everyone to A fat girl may never get to be If I w ere your daughter-tn. 1 ISULITED IN BINGHAMP give them a st anding ovati on a Pla)boy Bunny, or a Miss law and had learned that you ThN Just because they're watching America, but she can be their weight. beautiful. Looks are only skin And while I'm on subject, p' why do people who are on diets MRS. LI. ri £ ALI bor(ucrybod)elsewilh ta lkuf DEAR MILS L. Wait LLMI nothing else? It gets very Another reader would like tiresome. CitY of -Sanford crews will provide a free equal time. But this one is for pickup throughout the city of any large I've been on diets, too, but I the scale-totin' weight watcher. refuse Items placed at the curbside or alloy don t mention it I just eat line, if alley is available This Includes old what's on my diet, skip DEAR AIIIIY: This is stoves, refricerators. m?trc lirik fh r.t ',,,i ,.It, .4 ;' me, -. all are well qualified toselect nament In history. More than 50 wirtners In ft popular annual of the top money-winners will event. Nancy Sehd of Sanford compete at Mission Hills, Palm manager of the former Land 0" Springs, Calif., with the ex Fabrics store In downtown citing finals telecast on April 19 Sanford, will be one of th e t hree and 20. the Seminole County UnI4 American Cancer Society, given by service chatratan Mrs. Mary Jo Cochrane (second left). Volunteer drivers Mrs. Mabel piety right) and Mrs. Allene Remley are served coil by the secretary Mrs Edith McNeil . A Woman's 'Purse' iuuu a woman a purse Deadline for all entries is April 11. 7V Contest and Show not only what she carries her are scheduled for April 24. All shopping change In. It may also it senior and junior high school be the money she wins, during students in Seminole count)' this era of women In sports, in are eligible to enter. events like the upcoming $200,000 Colgate.Dlnah Shore Winners Circle Golf Cliam. According to Edith , Judges have been selected, the and plonship, the richest tour. •-..' Now a Methodist minister President Robert Karns living In Atlanta, Vaughn conducted the business played the entertainment meeting. Mrs.. Karns, Mrs. circuit for more than 25 years Burney, Lorraine Graham and . WINNERS ; At !_ __W Teenage Sewing Contest and S Page 2-B (Continued . l3eetleneedjeworkstoreon FasWon how, sponsored Flagship Bunk of I'm on to something.' Jew1son 1; Apologies to Pam Rathmell, owner-operator of the Needle road! - When they react like that, I know f- Park Avenue, Sanford, for misspelling her name in Sewing Contest Wednesdays article on Pam,,... ".4 her store and her association that with new Women's Pages ar bee columnist, Elsa Wiwam& received so far i Annual . - 'Everybody thought I was crazy. Pam Rathmell abBe there. Help send a broad. __ lwxbeon at meeting the regular businessThe attorney explained that a Wednesday. m cannot dWnherit his wife. even via his will. A Florida Vaughn entertained the gr 44 i I I I I out for the Chorale ac, call the Central Florida guests Ik ciede?. They'll somehow get a piano about the lifesaving classe3, -e us a taste of what is in store for those Polish audiences in June and July. The appearance of former marriage, but advised against entertainer Ray Vaughn was a this practice during 3cofld delightful surprise to Sanford mthgeswith two etof Woman's Club members and to consider. ..... ... .... t"Y'l I IP"Et'% I '.,JI I I I companlest Bettye Smith to Chapter, American Red Cross.1 play,andwlllallgatherrowvj Woman 's Club Meet Stenstrom who spoke to the clubwomen on "Wilts and Administration of Estates." William Harrison translated the violence into a fiction piece for Fsquire Mapi7ifle Norman Je% icon I(1I reading on i plane trip, p ickud it up and decided it would make a futuristic sports movie with a social point, "Everybody, recalled Jewlson, "thought I was crazy. When they react like that, I know I'm on tosometh'ng. At least, It's his chance to prove that sports is truly a microcosm of society. JewLson Is a film maker noted for such predictable art as "Fiddler on the Roof,' "Jesus Christ Superstar" and the provocative "In the Heat of Night." Sports . The sale opens at 9 a.m., and Classes will also be held at I you're still adding to your the Winter Park Swim Club rgains around 2pm the April • and atCoflege Park lorale has a pleasant treat in and Dover Shores pools April 14 tore they re planning to gi'. e a May 1 concert right there in the Plaza For additional Information - optn to show the hair on his chest, came Jonathan, formerly known as Brian Piccolo, also known as Sonny Corleone, and actually known as Jimmy Caan of Hollywood. This was a make-believe scene out of a movie shot here in the Olympic setting, called "Rollerball," and It envisions sport, and society, in the year 2018. The idea for it germinated in the mind of a professor of creative writing at the University of Arkansas, after he saw a college basketball game erupt in a series of 0 .:' — MUNICH, Germany — (NEA) — From behind the Iransparent barriers, scores of , Oriental faces clustered and crowded in, pounding and rattling the glass with fervor: 'Jon-a-THAN! Jon-A-THAN!! JONATIIAN!.. And down the broad stairway of the Olympisehe Sch- Rollerball, Sporti ng Garage Sale is would seem to be out of his range. Jock movies have not been notoriously successful because games don't often transcend national boundaries. But In the world 40 years from now, Rollerball will be the supreme diversion of society countries will no longer exist, supplanted by "The Corporate Society." So here we had Jonathan, the greatest Rollerball player in the world, entering a make-believe Tokyo stadium, with a crush of fans in the background, Oriental students brought in as extras. "ther e isn'I a Cliinaman leP bet keen MUnICh and Dusseldorf," smiled Jewison. An the third take, he shook his head, "I can't believe the T can'tt violence In man. i(dfl believe these people. When he actually played the game, they were aaaggghhh. They were trying to climb the fence to get at the players. We had one stunt mn go over the fence into the crowd. And others, unprompted, follow I" Rollerball is the epitome of violence. Even in this controlled situation with carefully rehearsed action sequences, Its stuntmen players suffered a couple of broken legs and concussions. Symbolically, the movie q1ows where bun and games are h iJin' to rd it r . ndt; of iit.stUablt. gladiator :iia lit in Ilollerball isa hybrid game assembled from various partsof hockey, bike racing, football, basketball, roller derby and judo and with the constant now of soccer. The Olympic complex in Munich was chosen as the site because of its advanced design (to suit the year 2018) and because the Basketbalihaile, where the Russians beat the OWERMAN (First Of Two Parts By MURRAY - Sanford 0=ch. TJKI1114 Zu Its Women's Editor Musician, Attorney Ad ress i By JEAN PAITESON Her husband, said Bobbye, was her greatest supporter throughout her stiff-Jawed days. She glows with satisfaction when she describes the thrill of selecting a new wardrobe of fashionable and flattering clothes; she'd worn huge tents and voluminous pants for so long. The cost of having an orthodonist wire one's jaws together about $150; each visit every two or three weeks thereafter is another $10. Before her orthodonist would agree to wire Bobbye's Jaws, she had to produce a letter from her doctor certifying she could undergo the procedure. She carries a pair of surgical scissors to snip the wires in case of an emergency. Recently. Bobbye, had her Jaws rewired. Her goal is to lose another 15 pounds or so to reach 140 pounds. — CIrir Doin' Things "Finally the happy day arrived when I had lost 64 Pounds, dropped from a dress size of fl to a size 14, and off came by Jaw binders. It still remains to be seen whether I'll be able to restrain my eating now that my mouth is open again." It was Bobbye's glowing pride which gave her away. Host Gary Moore commented on her obvious happiness and a "sense of rebirth" which was not difficult to detect, and three of the four panelists picked Bobbye as the "real" Mrs. Zacco. Peggy Cass picked out Bobbye "because she seems to have such a nice jolly outlook on life—.and the guts to do such a thing, too." Through their questions, the panel established that the experience was not as unpleasant as one would expect, and (of great cinceni to the women) one has no difficulty Lilkin, and even shoutjn at kiits, with one's jaw wind together'. Bobbye admitted her problem was simply that she ate all the time." Women's Editor Bobbye Zacco stepped onto the stage and took her seat opposite NBC's To Tell The Truth panel with all the serene confidence of a seasoned television actress. Clad in a smart blue denim pants suit with bright red sweater, she looked trim and comfortable. Hard to believe It was the first time the Casselberry housewife had ever appeared before the television cameras. Even more difficult to believe that the slim and stylish woman had once tipped the scales at a horrifying 252 pounds. It was her last desperate effort to lose weight which won her national fame (and the modest fortune of $50 and several gifts) on the To Tell The Truth Show. Wife of Casselberry city councilman John Zacco and mother of four teen-agers, Bobbye last 64 pounds over about six innths !at )ear, pIuuirnttn; Iruiii 216 to I,)-, Ixunds after she had an 30hodonist, wire her Jaws together to prevent her overctin. on Nov. 19 she was flown to New York on a three-day, expense-paid trip to tape the show. Watched last night by her family, friends and most of Seminole County, Bobbye stood alongside two impostors, a redhead and a blonde, while her achievement was read over the air. "1, Bobbye Zacco, have had a weight problem since the age of six. I tried everything pills, shots and diet fads by the dozen. At one time I tipped the scales at a horrifying 252 pounds. Finally, I heard of a drastic lastditch obesity cure. It involved going to an orthodonist and having him wire my Jaws together. "For six stiff-Jawed months I existed entirely on liquid dietary products, vitamin supplements, coffee and for a real treat, an occasional can of soup. - Goin' Places, Friday, April 4, 1975—lB r tie for first place in its division oday with a in overFlorida game after losing a t game Junior College The gamt series Iii Suffolk Communit) begins at 3 p.m. at C's field College of New York C fell AS R H SI strSublb :? 2 t division, can tie Valencia, w hich fell to with a 2 setback to St. Johns Thursda). ____ A Races Set Dave Hollifield went the C anddid notalloi anearned Ile struck out eight,upping total to 70, and allowed only dista nce on the mound for uree hits- curclass ' k e, it Stanton c $ 000 pallntph Cos?eito2b FIorlo,, Tola SEMINOLE 000 300 2 �- -,-f'- -. - - - -- U Li .• - • Sanford, F. 28—Evening Herald — T~~~ Set SCOREBOARD _____________________ E Minnesota v Montreal at Beach. Fla New York (A) vs Pittsburgh Daytona FIRST, 3.14, B. 3)34: Twelve$een 1030 Monta gue'Tart,n Smotpu at Bradenton. Fla Tutu vi St. Louis at St. Pc ter$burg, Fla, Baltimore vs Atlanta at iacscrlle. Fla . night New York (N) vs Detroit at Lakeland, Fla. night L Angeles at California, 340 ao 3 200 7 1 it Qj'nIa SECOND, 3-1. 0. 3L72: K's Bea utiful , e aao s Brvtui S 40 310 $ Money Bound Qu inia (5 S) 54 go Sports On flight TV SATURDAY Daily Double (5 5) 39510 THIRD. 3-14. 0, 32.00 A .1 's Mitsy Zp Mmnnetta vs Cnclnnatj at PV 360 4 10 £ g Orlanoo, Fla. Puth The Pace Cleveland vs 70 560 i Oakland at K's Bulldozer 440 2 Mesa, An: Cj:n.qa Texas at Houston Prrfeta Ill) $11190 New York (A) vs. Phili FOURTH $15, C. 37.1$: deIphia at Clear-waler, Fla )30 p m (35) Greates t Sports Legends, - Stan's 2 P m (21) Pro Tnnui' Simi (mali of American Airlines Tennis - Opt.mi 7 300 7 Yum, An: 3:30 pm (9) — Championship (AenOla Mllwauk vs Chicago (N) at Wrestling Quinieli (Il) 55340 AIbUQUCVQU,. NM . 3:30 pm. (4) — Pro Tennus Per-fecta (4 7) 3129 40 Kansas City vs San Fran Virginia Slims Singles Cham FIFTH. 3.10.. 0, 33.71: cuvo at San JoSe, Calif. POnihlpi Ccts Pete 070 100 320 I Detroit vs New York (N) at 3)0 Prl (9) Pro BOWliflQ T,i I I V Abe 740 120 6 St Petersburg, Fla., night Miller High Life Open. D.ns Rtd Baltimore vs Atlanta at Bin 360 S p en (0) — wide World of Sports Qunl,Ia RI) 55910 mingpiam, Ala, night Day1on Permatex 300. taped, Perfect* (a 4) siiii 4o Los Angeles at California. NCAA Wrestling Champ;onjh;pS, - Ellis Doctors Chisox L a 2 SIXTH, 3-14. A 3140: I,t' Mineola Ms Muhl '' :- t4'j : : 1.40 210 7 V, If er 6 4 SUNDAY ABA Standin,gs I East Division Perfecto (3 71 13i 20 New H.TPOntBl, 2140 740 ito t'OuglattWe'sty 310 I Me ph EIGHTH. 3- 5. 30.57: x Denver nn 2) 00 6 lfldii Utah San Diego 43 39 .336 70 3$ .4.37 77 31 53 .36931 Iclihed division tilli ThurWays Results t4t* York 116. Virginia Ill, NINTH, $10., C. 37*2: 7760 1Q40 520 7 6 360 Quinela ( 3) 37 1 Perle.cta (7 3) 217010 63 10 771 — 51 33 407 Ii San Broen Spectre 500 Cr iss Fran Oulnieta (3,/i %41.7o Perfecta (3 7) S.ncjv Sn SI 25 690 — 32 53 3$1 26 fl 57 321 31 15 4' .179 43 West Division Virginia Perfecta (7 7) 315300 Euge Bonus Ro 54 26 490 — 700 :so 7 KCfltuiky St. Lou's Lucas Boy EUert Barry K no YOrk — 2 .o 1 01 San Antonio 137, Indiana 122 Ktntucky 103. Memph,s c TENTH, 3.14. 5.31.50: Braves vs Baltimore Orioles. Never WtIle 340 730 3 7 Denver ilL San O'e 121 But hisseason came to an end exhibition. Say It's True 3.20 2*0 7 T.day'sGam 3:30 p.m , (6)— NBA Basketball: Sept,ll when ali.fledrlveoffthe Notthefl NPw York at K en tucky, if Cleveland 670 $ Cavaliers vs. Kansas bat of Philadelphia's Willie Qtjinefa (2 7) 51660 necessary, '0 e'mine is? City0mha Kings place M A's Pat's Pet 610 1 20 4 oo . Creslip REGULAR sman: Roy Clark and Cal, Yinborough hunt quail in South £00 1 NBA Standings Eastern Conforonice Atlantic Division w L pr,, Os JA.Bronq 1250 100 3*0 • Ted5 Wendy 540 300 S iBoton TootsieMldgef Qu'ntia is s) i 40 Buffalo New York 3*0 Tnifecta (IS))) 12% 00 4 37 40 39 4) 4$ 19 Philag*,la A — 3371 H "7A71 • Central Divisioni x.Washlngton SI 21 .734 — HOuitn Cleveland Dog En tries 41 40 Atlanta ea New Orl TONIGHT soo i, 31 50 313 ns 73 57 Carolina; Dick Butkus fishes for White Sox when Willie St.argell, who earlier belted a.wlo h 4 P,rn (2) — NHL Hockey: Min Midwst Division FIRST, 3.15, 8 — 1. Loch c.. (5).?. Mortagu. Beyon (6). 3. Donna Chicago (0). 1 Cutrie4 (4), 5 X'S Trouble K.C,-Omii (4). £ Wasiiti's (3 21. 7. Glen ' Detroit Black Hawks. the eighth inning following 4:15 p.m (9) — Howard Cosell. iiic hie Hebner's triple, 1:30 pm (9) — Wde World of Sports: Pro Skiing from Aspen, Elsewhere on the exhibition world record high-diving a nd Grand trail: Oakland A's 10, Los AnNational St"PlitchAlli Horse Race geles Dodgers 9; San Diego MONDAY Padres 2, Cleveland Indians 0; Baltimore Orioles 6, Kansas 1:30pm. (35) Baseball: Atlanta City Royals 4; Cincinnati Reds 3, Detroit Tigers I; New York TUESDAY 43 33 343 — 43 37 535 7 go Milwaukee Carol 110)1 Ebony Ward (17). 34 43 .43 o' PacifiC Division SECOND, 3-ID — OG's Pan Am (6)2. Berkley Loft y (1).). Montague 'GoIdn St. 17 33 311 — Seattle Factor (5) 4 Evening Out (10) Noble Beauty IS 2), 6 Fortune Portland Seeker (6), 7 Queen's Caper nei.of a PEoeTh Stars vs Chicago singled home the winning run in 5yj v. Houston Autos. Western Conference 10 39 . Phoenix 37 4 100 15 1:30 p.m. (2) — Cavalcade of Champions Awards; Bob Hope an New York at Milwaukee '() Saturday's Games Boston at Philadelphia Atlanta at Washington (5). 2 Montague O'RcIIy (II, 3 Blonde Phantom (6), 1. Super Strip (1)1 5 Delaney Arkle (6). Milwauk Marigc4d Oak (101.7 Robert 0(52). Seattle at Golden State at Detroit up for Saturday's battle with Lonnie 34 31 $ $0 242 73' 23 4 7 53 fl 331 (4). £ j Buffalo for a 7:30 game and Kevin Beary added a double. TWELFTH. 3.1. 0—I Happy Star - (6). 7 Haber Dasher (131,3 a. , Fu'ur.' If.I 4 frkley clad (1Q), 2), 1. Start Moving (I), I. Montague ctt New 'fork Rangers I, Phiia The Sanford Naval Academy three-run home run in Navy's deIphla i tie baseball team trounced 10-run fifth inning. Buffalo 4. Boston Montverde 16-3 Wednesday to Tommy Acheson of Navy ChIcago 6. Kansas City £ up its mark to 2 in the Lake blas ted a twrbi double in the Today'sGame Ne York Ranger s at Atlanta and Hills Conference, fifth . 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ADMISSION I ___ _____________ eqs. _______________ • TI — Warm With A __ a — / 1. ," "I WHATCHAMACALL IT / FREE piNG WHICH HAS EVE.i A ,J REMOTECCSI?.TIC#S) — tRI;' I / j J JSA ______________________ — *11111M I mino e - MAD TQ E,00() '( 1M_'T,l,OO'RE 1'04NtTQ RAVE TO \ ftt — . QJ .-. the winner getting a chance to take on the Memphis this summer at Call, Columbia, Bo s, who is an Air Force lieutenant, scored 5f6J2 points to edge Tint Moore of Ohio State University for the national title. —_ "FROM HE cs I4, r\ " F ,OQ WANT T)[t cliA 10019 XVO Yt, . SOMETHIN' VA CN AFFORD! _ PLACE: 2 - CLUB HOUSE FOR RENT 3 ' I _____ ThIS WA$ T' GtT VA V4 A) BU'YN' MX)O...NOW _____ Ke.p Your Sounds in the first round of the American Bim As pionships Thursday night and will defend his world title By Roger Bolksi _________________________ _____________________ , 4 ______________ ________________ ___________________ THLS IS A IEVIPWIF1C HOUSE, BU6S...AND MIAT A ___ springboard title in the AAU national diving cham. adding on the times go to the bathroom!" FUNNY BUSINESS ,tsII:I ln.,u'uis: A ii.— . . . 1. ______ CLEVELAND, Ohio (APj — World diving champion Phil Boggs successfully defended his U.S. three-meter CIfY St0t10,NwM ' Ii4TX W AE4% hR/CAL! I p --------_- . ___________________ -, - . _________ LW/C lAM --- __________ ' ". ____ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boggs Ylins Diving' Title ." ______ 11.0" - I . :' by Garry Trudeau ____________________________ ____________________________ ___________________________________________ ________ ________ _____________ ___________ Both New York and Kentucky won their final regular season games Thursday night, finishing with identical . 10 _____________ '. "It ain't lair You do bid three spades This is passcdaroundtoEastwhobdf clubs What do you do now" Answer Tomorrow a club I .: 'v '. .1 ___________________________ 4 - 4 -,. .. ---- V I ___________________________________________ Mejnbershlp Applications Canadian Division yS Cincinnati at Tam . 3 1' 710 328 ruffed Colonels, Nets Tied SANORA SWIM & TENNIS CLUB 917,12", 3130 S IImW 1037 I 47119377 (, PAD ABOVE... __ I Rowing Club, and the Big Five sociation Eastern Division playoffs. ' __ 1 DOONESBURy INTO WY _ FROM SHAR CVOYJ after South . Th ,, .,.KEEPS SNEAKlN) ' '' Oak land 10, Los Angeles West DivIsioa Chicago (N) 6. Milwaukee I *-HOustOfl SI 21 o 10 334 239 California vs. San Francisco Son Die" 42 31 3 V Ill 260 at Mo3esto. Calif. rained out MIrv' 1131 San Diego 2, Cleveland 0 F'PIoin. York (A)?, New York Sift. ALL I KNOW IS THAT PLANT OF ThEI .-_.. £ by Larry Lewis _____ Rowing Club of Miami, es, the New York Nets and the Kentucky Colonels will play a winner -take-all game — - - TODAY'S QUESTION dropped West 's king of spades. CAMPUS CUUER with BIMO BURNS _______ as the "Sanford Naval Involved In the Freshman College division in which SNA will be entered, are 11T1.J, Tampa University, Jackson. vile University, the Miami South with th e jack of trumps and SOIId Silo, JACOBY MODERN things were looking up for book to: 'Win at Bridge ." (do this Sout . no wspape,), P.O. Box 489, Ratho _____ _______ _ verde pitchers. Mtverde 11001 — 3 4 1 (lay Meink pitdied a four. Memke and Amadeo; Hajek, hitter for Navy wW slammed a Nelson (3) and Williams. 34 10 3 71 73) 236 79 £6 1 59 755 305 Il . _____ I accepted an Invitation to row (I) ItOO 440 daSh: Alexander IL) ' Saturday In the .annual Miami __________________________ system was abandoned because two huge trees appeared 4 I' 2 Pa Sit the dummy. Still, beggars can't be choosers, so after winnin the club he led three rounds diamonds in order to get rid of 4A 120 hurdles Hill (LI I? S Shot putt: Sumner (LI 37 1. 720 dash; Burkhart IL) 21.4. dIscus: Sumner Regatta, which Includes crew teams from as far away Belgium. Coach Tom Fester said the __ __ ____ The bidding has been: South wasn't at all happy with val1.eXen. hits, but accepted numerous East Division W I T PU OF GA tJ ), ___________ iota. Sanford Naval Academy has ____ t v ni,iv. 6EW ; discus: H P In h:ind Liken frmu .14 Pa55 I' the ualifying rounds of the You, South, hoW Worl 's c amplonship, North *K Q 96 5 V A 2 • K 43 £ Q 8 7 and Sou th reached a spade slam What do you do now' after East and West had each A — We slightly labor a three. put in a nuisance bid. West spade bid over a pass. We soeld not opened his partner's suit and criticize either action. KkFF0 ' Lyman 4700, Lake Brantley 7770, 1. Burkhart IL) 15)0. 2. Sumner IL) 100, 3. Alexander IL, 1760; A . tvenf Dorfier (Li 1070; 5 Forgu-. (LB) Miami to N SOPHOMORE DIVISION Navy Enters The temperature was In thd4(. The wind gusted into WHA Standings i-- __ ______-- wc . Meinke struck out 11 and The Middles collected seven Thursday's Results 5t. LØjl5 30. )4t,,jf 3 Mni?r'ol a Ph;tadelp"i;a 3 wlT}4o(yr . ` (( T i` ___ 'By Oswald & tames Jacoby . by Art Sonsom P)%'AT,iA*Ar V.a)1c' etp-Ec I 3 _________________ __________________________ West North Fall (LB) 51.7. He fired a seven-un(er-par 64 — an absolutely in- South IC 24 24 3V 4C i',ss 4y Pass 4 £ Pass 5 £ Pass 6£ Pass Pass I'ass Lake Brantley ILBI 40)0, Lyman dash; Latimer Reasef (LB) 115 GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) —The long drought is about to end, Tom WeLskopf says. East 11 I I boosted Leads Greensboro Open West North ______ _____ Latirner Into the lead wIth 2120 —I — ____ PLANTS MUST TAKE ON THE PERSONALIT'1 THAT'S Ken R.easer, (39-feet, 9ces). (LB) Latimer (L) 2170; 7. H. Stanley '1900; 3 Harris (La) 1710; 4 A Latimer ran the 220 iii 23.4. Stanley (1) 1S7C. S Grant (LB) 1730 ts-_--1__ avoid the loss of a spade and a club trick, There may be a moral here: Don't lead your partner's suit! %I ~' . Norman Grant of Lake Brantley rounded out the lop shot putt and the 220-yard dash The Lyman senior threw the been no way for declarer North-South vulnerable [LI fE had 4840. the competition was held this Latimer captured firsts in the morning. ' IN FRiENDS ASSEMBLE fl', THEN LESSEE IF WE CAN FiGURE A WAY TGr IT INTO TH' CASTLE IN ONE PiECE / _____ and Lake Brantleyled the tum The boys' Decathlon . scoring wi th 4910 points. Lyman cluded today. The girls' half of SPORTS '' IN fl4OSE FAST __________ ; Baseball ___________________________________________________ by Dave Gue ________________ But the Decathlon continued, five with io points. slanders Buffalo of Toronto California at Los Ang.t,s Exhibition Navy Bombs-Foes Thursday's Results ELEVENTH, 34, A —1. Se. $aw (3), 2 Hubac I 101. I Belly Shan IS. 2)4 Beaney (0), 5 President Lad (4), 6 Oav's Dream (I 2). 7 K's Phoebe (6) I Marg M hI 19 £7 12 50 ? 310 on Tulle • here," Lyman's Al Stantley took the Seminole fourth spot in the individual on spring vacation this week. s tandings, but did not capture a "A few years ago, if you had first. Stanley's main event, the something like this you'd ha ve pole vault, is today, 40 26 13 93 311 711 3)3215 77 774 301 ' Clit'itP*ø aivusl (4), 1 OerI.try Duff (101. 3 Mi 4 Mineola JIll (4), Noble (10). 5. Mac1s,n Wing (57) m ____7_ ; In other weekend action, Oviedo ventures to Kissimmee with two singles and teammate tonight battles Trinity Prep at 2:30 4 14 15 III 3 734 112), 1. P's Chinaman (6), 3 Husker Calif. Fir'! 11 ___ 4 TENTH, 5-16, A — 1. Joyful Jack TOronto - pitch and a passed ball, Hodges led Lyman hitters 11 17 20 107 263 III Tern Git,son (5). I. Ne Dune (17) BOStOn J Saturd_ay game. Speed Charity (tO), 4 Lea Pensive ______________________ V,EST / __________________________________ Dave Huggins. "But it is a dash In 51,7 for first place. He Is tough week to get anybody out rd with a point to of 1780. 24, ' more guys than you could handle," Huggins said. _____________________________ pick ed up trumps and spread nis hand. At another table Not th arny. ed at six diamonds, East open• ed his partner's heart suit and Nor th had no trouble wi th that slam. The hand has amt unusual feature. If West had opened his own heart suit against the spade slam he would have gotten in with th e king of spades and given his partner a heart ruff. en against th e diamond slam, If East had opened his own club suit, there would have 4 *KJ *942 V Q 987642 V 10 • 83 • 1042 48 4 £ K Q 10976 SOUTH *Q 10753 A j 53 •65 A, I - After 84 regular season gam 7 Blockbuster (10). 1 Pnantoens L Ange4 es J ____ _____ _____ Latimer taking top honors behind Latimer with 19Oo Thursday after five of the 10 points. Stanley took a first in events, the 10 high hurdles, over. In the sophomore division, coming state-ranked teammate Greyhound Bob Burkhart led Ron Itarris. SWley needed 15.7 with 1510 points, to cover the distance, well "I'm disappointed with a ahead of Latimer (17.3) and couple of the coaches I tried to Harris (17.4). get here," said Lyman Coach Harris covered the 400-yard Turner JACO[IY K A K Q i 97 £532 ., j Lake Brantley for a 1 p.m. base on balls, a balk, a wild p.m. Saturday at Thnity Prep hitter, striking out five and )5 33 )) Lucky (SI I Wilcl,ffe Duke (6), S to walking two. — D4vision 3 Seminole Tim-es Roman (1). 6 S Hy 5h n journeys (4). x Montrea 15 11)9 109 340 72 Daytona Beach Seabreeze JOnes 4 Pearl ) I turday for a 7:30 confronts. Lan Il8 1 Pitt 36 V 15 17315210 Sa NINTH, 314, 0 — Ronnie Snian Detroit 23 4317 54 756321 lIon, and Lake Howell and (11,3 Super G em (6).) Fancy FilIIi WasPun AIkii RalFj ' jjd Hunting Is 21 744 S I Ill '32 Sanford Naval Academy meet Harrison; Fender and Beary. Division ' k . 41111111, Peeler, Jeff w . T Pt, OF o* Lyman Greyhounds travel to HodgesandSteveKlinewj Kelou., (6), 7 Willie 0. M.*?CO (11.0. r _____ - Academy Boat Club." K 's Surc'jse (5), S Mystic Spirit x Ptilphla 49 ii 11)00 213170 I prediction?) ClEVELAND(AP)_Jlm Clearnons, Dick yderai. a screaming, league record crowd kept the Cleveland Cavaliers' hopes alive for their first National Basketball Association playoff spot Thursday night at In the only NBA game of the night, the Ca valiers Lyman erupted for eight runs today at 4 p.m. at Lyman, the Phil Nelson, (10) NY Rangrs 36 2114 06 317 240 SEVENTH, 3-I, C —I. Snow Lady NY Islan 32 24 73 06 257 213 ~(10. 1 Solo Jack 1577, 3. Mineola 31 701313 739 731 Superstar (4), , Irela nd Spring (12), Atlanta i Division 7 S. Mike's special (5). 6 Berkley ; V#McVr Chicago I . or - — JAMES 4A86 ) LONG WOOD The Seminole County Decathlon, which evolved into a dual meet between Lyman and Lake by Dick - ____________________________ I'M 44ID LINNEfl 7MAE CLP HAS 4 RIN OOP! AH, B 1 IT IN TWHAT IF W)ERE GETTING TH ASON PJECEMEAt. AND I WE NEED IS IN'TO 'THE CASTLE ASSEMBtEIT\ IT IN PRESENTS A PczD6).M; INSIDE points. The point system Is based on an individual's performance In an event. For example, if you run the 100-yard dash In 9.3, you score 1C0 points. A 10.0 would score o, FrIday, April 4, CARNIVAL BRIDGE NORTH (D) L)6!c1t!lIc)rl SyCHUCKMcCLUNG Herald Correspondent AT 11 OSWAIJ) and ORDER _______ _ L eacis er WIN I , -. _______ SNA squad would enter the race Lake Brantley, In the second inning to down After meeting Orlando Evans Jones, combining singles by (6), 3 Sippy Lane (S 2. 3 Ghost EIGHTH, 3-14, 6 — I DrQrr.u(tOn p, nn Lcuis Mile (I),? Lake 4',h :(12 ) . 3 Run Movie rained out. Chaser ( 1 77. 4. Colorful (I), Rapktout (61,6 Noble Duke (St!. - .V: conditions — and established a three-stroke lead in ThUrsday'sf1rstrodofth5®Grea.Gnsboco Lyman whipped Orlando today at 4 p.m. at the Sanford Jones 11.1 Thursday in a tune- Memorial Stadium. I Feema (17) SIXTH. S-IS. A —) Brother Mine NHL Standings .1 version of motorized soccer wi th a melee of crashing, sp nn i ing cars propelling a four-foot buffalo-hide ball. St. Louis Cardinals 10, Houston Astros 5; Minnesota Twins 2, Wins; Meet Pats Wild FIFTH, S-IS. 0 — I. Jolly Kidder and he was right after that ball, regardless,' credible score under the allbut4znposslble playing Lyman Golden State at Phoenix Harem Help (32), 6- Lea Babe Seattle at Las Angeles Ecken (6), 7. ZIn Zin (1)1. Rots Kansas City-Omaha at Port. T Sian flØ) "I had to remind them it was only a game," said Kleben. "They got so absorbed they forgot the cameras were rolling, or who was supposed to win. I had one guy, you fired that cannon Cavaliers Still Alive FOURTH. 5.16. C — 1 Artistic New Orleans at Chictgo Style (12). 2 Fast flooley (i), 3 Bites (6), 4 BerkIcy Luck (3) S. Or killed, Yankees 7, New York Mets 3; Richmond of the International Bravesvs Houston Astro Washington at Boston Philadelph ia it Buffalo Liiutnt (i) skaters careening in wild collisions. Somebody could get hurt. the perilous area above 50 miles per hour. One player quit because he said it was dangerous, Part of the st.'orthg Todav'soamas Domingu,z (5'?). I. Lusty ubbing him with maced gloves, gouging and kicking while bikes are snorting and 1:30 P rn (35) Baseuaii Atlanta and San Francisco Giants were .Itt (10. S Captain Star (6), $ Driver Cleveland 100, New York Moss (6), 4 AM FM (17), 7. rolls around the tol) of the thin ayers to catch with an pawws it to a teammate, called a runner, and the ball is carried three times around the track before it is tossed at a goal. Meanwhile the 10 br'iisers from the other team try to part the 1: 30 p.m. (35) Baseball; Atlanta 3; Chicago Cubs 6, Milwaukee Braves vs. Houston Astros Brewers 4; Atlanta Braves 3, WEDNESDAY tirri 2,%ICJ)P rules so Max Kleben, a Hollywood import in charge of stunts, virtually created a practical game. There are 10 men to a team, three of them on motorbikes, the other seven on roller skates, and they compete against another lOman team on a circular, banked is fired from a cannon and Open golf tournament. Thursday's Result IT FINE Tl.l4T%i4RT1NlON7E S. Harrison's original story was sketchy about pla)ing Barbara Walters host pro a Boston Red Sox I; Montreal amateur athletic award Presen Expos 4, Philadelphia Phillies lotions. L-Angeits RumstAccipir (12). 30 So -us ii THIRD, 5-14.0— Taxpapei' (5), 2. 'CtInCIW'd divliion title News Set ve I$. 3 Hàrc)ngvIll, o rt The Pirates defeated the sailfish Oft Costa Rica coast. TWELFTH, 3.1, C. 39.3*: r SEASON ENDS Sp Montanez fractured his right 3:30 p.m. (9) — American Sport 320 30.0 2 This Is Phantom Quiniefa (2 8) 51600 Perfecta 8 3 p.m. (35) — Baseball: Atlanta ERA was 1.91. Utah 171, St Louis 90 ELEVENTH, 5.16, A. 31.42: 1 converted to a Rollerball rink, Dock Ellis has picked up this spring where he left off last fall and that may be just what the doctor ordered for the Pitts- EULs allowed ftee hits and two unearned runs over the first 12:30 p.m. Championship Wrestling, . seven innings Thursday in the Pirate Fishing. over the Chicago White Sox. In 1 p en. (3) — NBA BasketballBuVf&lo Braves vs New York 36 innings this spring he has Kfliki allowed only one earned tally. 1:30 P m (2) — Outdoors With Last July 10 Ellis' record was Julius Bores- Julus Bores and Lew 3-8 wi th a 4.54 earned run averWO' sham fish for amben,ack Atlantic side of th Ken, age. Starting with a 3-Itriumph 7 p en (3d) — Pro Tennis; Singles over Houston on July 15, he won and doutls llnals 01 American eight consecutive games and Airlines Tennis Games 2p.m. (9)— Auto Racing: Tr en ton nine of 10. During that 1 700 stretch he pitched seven corn. 3pm (2)— Baseball World of Joe plete games and went into the Ganaglola: Off beat loo k at :aseba;l season ninth inning of two others. IlLs 3 7) 1111400 '\ and Charles Smith added thre a Americans in that dramatic finale at the '72 Games, could be By The Associated Press tiUrIm i'mites. 0 (Continued From Page 1•Bj -- :-. collected two Bruce Drummond collected double and a single each. gNOw I F T.1E&ENRALWH.LLJE Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. BUT I PON'T ' - 1 p m (2) College Baskethali East West College All Inning to Larry Reuter Teammates S:eve Cooper singles. — Mort Walker C9 ZEZ LIKE SEtNS7 defeat Saturdays Oam. Montreal vi Boston at Win tee Haven, Fla St. Louis vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla. Pe,cta 3$) 511$30 Seaboard Coastline erupted triple, a double and two singles. third A u tc 1rciiri R(JiIrccicis BEETLE BAILEY singles apiece and Ed Jackson Auto Train 26-4 Wed. blasted a double if and three SoJp.' Bell rallied two singles. poked Glenn late in Donnie Anderson, nesday night in the Sanford singles, Rico Peterson ripped the game to edge Lake Monroe Burgess and Wayne Fakess ___ Dave Scott paced Famous Recreation Department's two triples and a double, Terry Inn. The victors Recipe with a double and two scored for Lake each four poked two singles Metro Slow Pitch Softball Cooper poked a home run and a in the fifth and two In the Monroe Inn. and Alan Buky smasheJ tag, t. single, Mike Richarde had a six th, a double and a single. Reginald Alexander blasted ______________________ Southern Bell edged Lake triple and a double, 4 J3 Duke Dodson garnered four two home runs for the Outcast.s. tOTr1ffl 100 0-4 Benton and Bill Talmadge Monroe Inn 12.11 and lb Seaboard 44 (10) x— singles br Southern Bell. Charles Duhart stroke a triple connectedforatripleandsingle Outcasts dumped Famous Gerald Page and Ed Morton and two singles and Oscar each. Southern Boil Recipe IS-Il. 303 043 0 17 It added three singles apiece, Carl Roberts slammed two doubles _______________________________ Lake Monroe Inn 233 0)0 9=fl)3J Ken Hall paced Seabrd Tom Deaton led Auto Train Lee stroked 4. a double and two and a s ingle. Coastline's 22-hit attack with a with a double and Famous Recipe 120 710 single, and singles, and Jim Edison and Teammates Willie Bailey 214 433 *IIj New England at Chcago Winnipeg at Toronto Vancouver at Edmonton Saturdays oam,s New England at Cleveland Mrweiota at Houiton Winnipeg at Quebec lndianppoils at San Diego Baltimore at Phoenix Edmonton at Vancuuier U. THURSDAY JL)ocIrc! for 18 runs in the San rrc(o at Santa Clara Dog Results ____________________ —' Friday, April4,17S -. •., '' .1 ____ - �I _________________________________________ 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday. ApriI4. I7S ____________________________________________________ ____________ I thections duJudg s — - , urn Scandals May Force Chanae .- I cLAsSIifA2S ui ' '. - P4 Pcii'k 1 thru S limes thru 33 tImes * HOURS TALL,AHA&SEE, Fla. (AP) both measures since they must on election changes, there is cowl," said house Judiciary tore should not be involved "in vacancies. - Scandals on the Supreme beapjroved by the voters In a near-unanimous agreement Chairman William J. Rish, I)- the internal process of disAfterthejudgeservesaspec. Court have created a ground. general election, that the Supreme Court should Port St. Joe, who also heads the ciplining of judges." tiled term, you would vote yes S%i, ell Of support in the legisl. On the election question, one no longer hear or appoint the impeachment committee infish IS Opposed to changing or no on whether he would stay $00 AM. — 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY C-Noon °'°'- 24cm line (32.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum Monroe fltdq Olice sub rentals rent on I yr lea 62a 0907 or 617 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Centre DEAR READER - Verb' not present the iriegularity can dition. Bldg., Room 109 C. Altamonte often thedoctcr has to have the be annoying if the premature Spningi, Seminole County, Florida. evidence of the irregularity to under the fictitio name of beats are quite frequent. ROBERT 1. ANDERSON REALTY, tell exactly what It is. That Your husband could be — and that I Intend to register said Legal Notice meis the electrocardiogram having short bursts of _______________________________ name with the Clerk of the Circuit (heart tracirigi has to be taken tachycardia or even atrial Court, SemInole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of during the episode and not when IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE fibrillation, If he has no the FIctitI Name Statutes, To EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the heart is functioning norevidence of heart disease (as Wit Section $6509 FIorid Statutes CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE mally. 1957. would be present if he had COUNTY, FLORIDA. 5: Pot,'r1 L. AnderSon The human body behaves a rheumatic heart disease and CIVIL ACTION P40. 7S.1CA49.D Registered Real FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP - lotlikeautonobilesandvarw., damage of a heart valve, EState Broker TGACIE ASSOCIATION. - machines. Haveyoueverhada Pt,bUth- March 14. 7), 7$. Apqil 1. high blood pressure or other Plntiff, 1975 - strange $. sound in your evidence of disease) the automobile and when you got to irregularity may not be very WILL It BOATMAN and MAR THA DEL 64 BOATMM,i. hS wife, :. the garage It W&3 gone' It IS Detenciants. FICTITIOUS NAME sre to occuragall jtt as soon ' ___________________________ NOTICE OF SUIT Notice Is hCrtby given tNM I am as you drive out of the garage. TO- WILLIE BOATMAN engaged in business at 1630 H*y. I?. Legal Notice RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN 92, MaItland, Seminole County. Intermittent disorders of All parties claiming interests by, Florida under the fictitious name of - machines and bodies are the NOTICEOFAPPLICATION thrOugh, Linde, or against WilIi FERN PARK MOTORS, and that I FOR TAX DEED hardest to diagnose. Poatmanandtoallpartjeshavingor intendtoreclstecsa;dnamewth (Section 197.195 Florida Statutes of claiming to have any right, t.tle or Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole _______________________________ 190) interest in the real property herein County, Florida In accordance With NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, described, the provisions of the Fictitious Legal Nohce that Paul ft or Kenneth M Watn YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Name Statutes. Tu t 5tion ttip h.Øer of the following cer- that an action to foreclose a mor$6509 Florida Statutes 1957 tificates has filed %Jid tgage on certificates the following real property IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5 Jerry Swart: * - - - ' * - .. . -- - . -.-- COUNTY, FLORIDA Caw No. 74.3).3,CA.$9. ':.SUu FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 0N00. a natIonal banking association. Plaintiff, -.' :JAYDE BUILDERS. IPIC..a Floridi corpertii,, et at, Defenjants - -. F4VI(tPIAL In accordance with 5450)1 of the BECKWITH, JR. Clerk Thø r.vtll1,$ ,i,,.. .._ ._ . . of ituance. the description of tt,e Cording to the Plat thereof • property, ancithenames in which it recoqdeci In Plat Book IS, Page 100, was assessed are as folio: Public Records of Seminole County, Certificate No. 715 Year of Florida, Issuance 1972 has been filed against you and yo D,UTttloøatpeljy arereoulredtoserveacopyofyr Lois IA, & 12 Orienta Garcin writleedefernes. If any. to it on van Revised Plat PB 10 PG 76 den Berg. Gay & Burke. PA, at Name in whici'. assessed Orienta Post Office Boa 793, Orlando, Ferneries. Inc, Florida 37107, and tie the original ,. . All of t.xtx ,',__.VT.... . . "v '-'rR TI' dU'.0 s.ysea CountyofSerniflole,Sta$,ofF.,da court on or before April 11th, 197$. Urless such Cefllicate or cer. oiherwise a iudgmerf may be en of Ihi ,.. ,..... ... is. "' .. - _________________________ CITYOF LONOWOOD,FLORIDA NotiCsolPub1icifarjn TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 0y thC City Council of the City ot Longwood, Florida, that said City Council will hold a pubic hearing: (a) To consider annexation of the following described properly lying and being In Seminole County, Florida. towit: * cording 'o law the property demanded in the COmplaint or Southeast 40f Government LOt 2, with Senate confirmation. _______________________ _______________________ Legal Notice Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court 01 Orangecounty,Flo,'id,,upona final iudgmpnt rendered in the aforesaid court on the 2nd d5y of December. A 0 1974, in that certain case en titled, Lancer Tires of Florida, etc , Plaintiff, vs James P. Chambr. et al, etc.. Defenøant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, I have levied upon the following describedproperlyçwnedby James P Chambers. said property betng locatednSeminot,County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Residence of James R. Cham bets Pt 15) (105 Exeter) Longwood. Flridâ Lot 39, BlOck B. Country Club Heights, Unit 1. PIat Bøolt 13, page 95. Public Record of Seminole County, Florida and th;undersigned as Sheriff ot S.embnote County, Florida, will at Ii 00 A M on the 21st day of April. A D 1975, Offer for sale and sell to thehohestbldcier.forcash,subiect to an and all eiisting ICint. at the Fr*nt (West) Door 04 the SeminoIf County Courthouse in Sanford, ,,•,, LOST Toy female poodle. II yrs, Blvd. AItamont# Springs, Seminole County, FlcIida trder the fictitious name of J.D C FARMS COP PORATION, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole Counts, Florida in Sccordance with the p-oviscns of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit. Section sos o, Florida Statutn 1957. 5: Terry E Christensen Prident Publish: March II. 21, 25, AII I 1975 DEL-el _____________________________ — ' . ' t(e _________________________ ments Uist apricot, answers to "Honey Bun ALTLE SALESMAN P4 PR IN. BAMBOO COVE - GARDEN T THA'T'SACLASSIFIEDAD, APARTMFNTS. Furnulhtd 1. UnfurniShed. Enloy the serenity of FICTITIOUSNAMt Notce is hereby given that I am - ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Seminole County Housing Authority ieslres to sell the following Surplus water plant uipment by sealed bids to the hlQheSt bidder. Proposals wall be recelvedupuntill?.00noonon April II. 1975 at the.r Sanford, Florida office, located at Castle Brewer Court, West 10th Street; when the proposals wll be opened and read aloud Equepmsnt for Sale: 1 (one) Peerlen deep well turin, 38 — Wanted to Rent Want 7, 3. or I bedroom fl oLinry Unlurni%ted Preferred Contact Tom Xcyscr at 3?? 2611 or Real Estate ______________________ -* Blvd. 323-1340. ' Aflention Northern Visitors CHF(k THESE LITlNQ5 flEFOpGOlNO HOME 3 BEOROop,j, 2 bath, cb home, loted nn a bs'autluI Secluded .-. ------.,..._. uIurIEJs rT)iiOflry home on a wOoded lakefront lot. Has S bedrooms. 1 baths, large family room, double garage, with extra large storage room. Central heat & air. * - MOBILE HOME PARK (. —'----------------- Cooks & OisI'watt'ens Apply person to Lamplighter Restaurant, 27th & Sanci Ave Pfew Ad. Two room -garoge apt. all new aPPliances, air conditioned, carpeted, Abunciant cabinet & closet space. MayfaIr, i-os. Sales: Earnslsm7hours daily Car necessary. Call$31-5777 Two b1room apt. at 115", French Ave. Water furnished, $110 Per mo plus $25 deposit. 372 5117 or TELEPHONE SOt.ICITORS — $3 Per. Hr, Salary Best lot selection available In Sanford's newest 'now 31 —Apartments Furnished Mobile Home Park. Comt out and inspect the Model Homes on $ _____________________ 654117. S. Park Avenu.Mobilepark 334$ Park DrIve, 137 7161 - GE * Accountant 'state o EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. • flexible "short coupled" drive ad. miles east of i7Ph. Sanford (305) 3234160 Orlando (305) 834-2299 '," servlCeandadvaflcea,nor,i,at, Florida, shall Sell at sale certificates Will be sold to he withlntpme legal hoursofpublic sale. Section 34. Township 20 South, COUNTY, FLORIDA mote highest cash bidder at the court saldCourtonthe llthdayolMarca, gear drive and the engine ends. ',specifically at II 00 AM On the IStPt Convenient locatIon. 77302$). Range 79 East. less the East 1300 CivmI Action No. 75.lnCA.st.c 1 Ion. Auxiliary engine ILLUSTRATIVE :day of AprIl. 1975. to the highest house doer on the 71st of April, 197$ fcet and DUTIES: less East 750 feet of South it 1100 AM FIRST NAT IOPIAL BANK OF Wisconsin Model TH Power Unit, (Seal) Receives all documints, contracts fl Laurel Ave. 2Bdrms.,c.arp,,, bidder for cash, at the We-st Front 750 feet thereof, and MEMPHIS, OatedthisIltPidayof,p,)973 Serial No. 7761799 S. No. I3mi Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. and negotlables for the purpose O alt, large yard. siso mo pl Door of the Courthouse in Sanford, Tract2:Allthatpartoflhe5outh. Plaintiff, equipped with clutch pt.o, hood & 5: Arthur H Be(kwjth, Jr. Clerk of the- Crcu,t Court CreditIng accounts within the Seminole County. FIorid, pursuant Security deposit, 13)041 or $14 wt$t t, of Government Lot 7, lying vs Clerk of Circuit Court of crank By' Joy Stoke's iournal and general ledger. Keeps to the order 04 Court in the above North 04 Palm Spring-s Road as OMMUNlPLEX. INC., et at, Seminole County, Florida 1 (on.) Hypro Chlorinator Deputy Clerk accurate records of Income styled cause, that property recorded in PlmI Book 6. Page 57. of By' Ida Credl, De'ennts Publist, - Mrrh II 71. 75. April 1, Prit;on Model S Seral No 452199 expenSes recording sameand ifl Furnished garage apt, I bedro the' Ptjhlft Rt-rird, o 5mrvjP SUIT TO Deputy Clerk All utilitIes paid. 5175 m 372 1559. it;s with 30 gatlon plastic tank a sped led Lots ID b.'id 19, Block 7. Shadow accounts County, Florida, less the WCSI 315 50 Makes Publish: March 31, 71, AprIl 4. n, DEL 64 FORECLOSE MORTGAGE tubing, determination of value of in. h1l5 Sndivition, acCording to the Ie'et thereof of SectIon 36, Townth'p . _____________ NOTICE OF SUIT ventory, land structures and Attention Mature AdtTi lat thereof, as reccded in Plat DL9 I (one) SquareD Magnetic starter 71) South. Range 79 East: TO PanStape Corrat,on with chlorinator power outlet Boot 17, Pages 61 through 6. of liii' equipment, to the corporate limits of the City f CAMP P 0 Box 7Sa1 SEMINOLE isa Quiet village iN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND LonQwo, Florida. and 1 (one) pneumatic Storage Tank Pbli Recoros ct Semnoli Counly, Balances daily cath receipts loumat Muncie. Indiana nf mobile homes, cOttig, and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR SEMINOLE Florida 3.000 gallon, 125 lbs working COUNTY, and deposits same In local bank. Ib) To consider also the queStion YOU 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FLORIDA camp sItu nestled among large ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED pressure, potable water lined, site Insures accuracy Of tenant WlTNESSmyhandatI0f FOR flesgnatinq and afllgnng tti th6dy oaks and cypren tre,s on that a. SEMINOLE Complaint to Foreclose COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. thi5 Court on the 1st day of April, security deposlt held in Separate gauge valves, control ports, access thC scenic Wekiva RIver FLORIDA 1S4NCA.04.E zoningcIatsfk.ationof B I. Business cert&n mortgage on the following manhole,pressJrer,ll,fyaivel,..eI near In na the marriage 01: account and makes periodic ad 1973 DiS?rt to said propccty 5% that described real property, to wit Sanford FurnIShed unitt for CASE NO. 7$.3)ICAt.A control (5ea11 and concrete tank ustments to same SHIPLEY ANN WIlt 'AMS. Wile classification is deScribed in the selecteci adults Includeifre. use of THO?,'AS J SNYDER, ANDREW From the W ' corner of Section Miscellaneous piping between Provides Input into developmt Of Arthur H 8ckwith. Jr o&na ordinances of the City of II. Township 71 FAPHESE ana GWvPIPI REEL. South, Range boats' and canoes, 3224470 30 Pump and tank including: 3 inch Clerk f the Citct Covrl the Operating Budget, approves ?.ALT(R Plt4RY WILLIAMS. Lonqwood, Florida. 10 wit. Or ______________________ Planlff, Hutband East.runth,nceN99deqre,14.05.. checkvalve.3inchgatevalye3iflch invoices By. Elaine Ritharcie for payment, verifies dinanceNo tI3 ,lndasi,mrndedand East Slong vs the northerly line of the dres,r coupling and various NOTICE OF ACTION employee time carth an pet. Deputy Clerk Wpplemenfed WELAKA APARTMENTS SW ' 04 said Section iSa distance of sampling tam, air bleed valves BLAIPI P4A50N atid PATRICIA THE STATE 01 FLORIDA TO Publish April 4 191$ forms other duti as directed by 'The and 1)1w. lt St. "PAT" TODT, Iormerly kn zoning Oassf cation 1.7$) ) feet to a point on the chorinatlon injection ports as WAL TER HENRY WILLIAMS of saidpresent OEM 70 the Executive Director. property is A I Agricultural westerly right of way line 04 PATRICIA PIASON. the 143 te'l.eigh Aven The system is presently hooked up MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate District as that clessification is SC I Railroad. thence S 10 Defendants. degrees and will requIre that the tank Outlet EDUCATIONRochester. New Yo is sold daily in the Classified Ads deScri Undergrau9 in the zoning ordnances 33' 10" West along said right 04 way INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE NOYICEOFMORTGAOE EØing be cappedbefow YOJ degree in accounting, preterrably en Nothing Small abnut lbatt APE H[RDY NOTIFIED andreQulation%ofSemnoi,Countv. line a 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FORECLOSURE SALE distance of 57117 lees to a thetankisremoyedandthatthewell trt,xt SHIPLEY ANN WILLIAMS has Florida an MBA and 3 years Federal FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. point S $9 degrees 17' 21" East a BY CLERK properly Sealed upon removal ol the fiIedaPpfitJ inthe Circuit Courtof accounting experience, - -- -- TPicPubIlc Hearinqw,lI be held in distance of 1016) lee! from FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Seminole County. Florida, lot a the NE turbinepump Thepumpp,ovsemust theCItyHalI,LongwOodfidaon corner of CASE NO. 7S.157.CA.19.E pursuant to a Final Judgment 09 dtsotufinini MaIlbic Shore's Firti ad 3lA—iplexes be left In tack. locked and all tin SALARY NegotIable mat riage, for cvtody the list day of April, -- . 191$, at 1- 00 CAMERON BROWN COMPANY a . Foreclosure dated AprI Itt. 1975, of the minor PId, dlfIoii, as a PIal flock I). saIvaqeabt items and debris WALTER p.m. or t North Carolina Corporat.on. and entered in Ca's, No 75311 CA themc'alter as page .'. Pubiic Records of Seminole cleaned up when DUPLEX hF PaP V WILL lI.P,'5, JR. arid for possible, •l salvage joO is Submit resumes to which tinse n1eresled County, Florida; thence U 59 Plaintif I, 09 A. of the Circuit Court Of the 15th absolute title to the finished, Any excavation around the i97i Ca vrolet partiej and citijens Adufti preferred 3736630 or 333 Thomat Wilson Ill for and against degree-s 47' 71" Wtt along the Joiciat Circuit in Sad lor Semnole Mlihü tor)t,lC I D Plo tank lrvf the pump house must be Executive Director the prorased P.',.P511b.1 / rr,,tt1 LUIU F I ar'O POSt' arner,itr, and bong nortti('fIy lint' of sci Sutaj:vs,.,,,i Clid'i nt.tren THOMAS liIid ar.a IeelexJ Pump house lIon, 11U7675[P1774 Ph'w Ytx xu Plo Sanford Housing Authority *iII be heard Said Pleaning may be and Its easterly and I MARSHALL. l w,fe, westerly Ca- must not be broken to remove the J SNYDER. ANDREW FARNESE 956 MVW, and you are required to 7IS Meadows, Lake Mary Sanford Castle Brewer Court ontinueci from time to lime until tension thereof Defendants area 2 Bedroom duple*, drapes, and GWYPIN I'EEL, are the a distance of 1,16) $5 portion of discharge line serve a copy 04 your written Iinl action Sanford. Fla. 37771 under the is taken by the Cty feet, to the east NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiffs and flLAIP NA5OP4 and line f Bay Street, floor, applian,j AC. Pool, tOl Service defenses. II any, on NED H Council NOTICE it httby gIven PATRICIA "PAT" TOOT, lorn- et'ly JUt IAN, JR said line being the west line of inClUded 901 775 3)57 eat. 779, Don , ESO ol STE P1 PtebidIiisepctlonsoftflefaj1, This notice shall be posted at the aforesaid SectIon pursuant to an oroer or a FnaI kno 85 PATRICIA NASON, are STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, C4fy CIlne Hall II; thence N 0 *111 taie' place 10,00 AM, I I 197$. _____________________ Judgment of Foreclosure enler.'d in the Defendants, I will silt to the Atlorney lot Petitioner, Post ithi the Cty of deqree's47'u"Eattaksa,dIinea Contact Mr Craycratt at Sanford Office LJiged, P PoeIda, and in three (31 distance of 507 1 Bedrooms, Central t, atoye capitoneci I will highp? anci be-si bidder for cith at IS feet to lhe po'nt of heat & air, Ho,,sino Authority. phone fir, 1331), Sanford, Floqia,,,, 3777$, rthr r'a'm's w.th n tI,' City, ,)nrj 305 377 i'll ,i' t'r'ipI'rty ',tja?ed i" !'m' Ii''? 1 rr,'-$ Phtn r'gulppe, only r £ i'.. t.tiriniv'i i Or1!.n,y1 II (P71 .irr's ' .'r''j f.!r the ri:,2,.,t -, ... ii', r i,.,- .,, tS fLr .%:,,rtin',.,i a .. ______ PAYTON I' 2S7iParkDr fl7))$ REALTOR ArTERpIRS 377 9711 372 06.iI 322 3991 NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN, several clean 3 bedroom homes, some with air, family room, 1,60 $750 Mo Call $3) $772 . NatUre At It's Best I From . $ REAlTOR 327 7195 * "Get 'Em While * • 1505 W. 25th ST. SANFORD , , ' Ii Professionally Managed by Henry Hoche, Inc. Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? _____________________________________ _____________________________________________ ________ 322-6457 Alter h$r 3?? 7111 fir Sneak Preview P.O. Box 1761 Sanford, FIa. 37771 NEW 1, 2 and 3 bedroom hornet and to*nhous Wall to wail carpet, wallpaper, built in kitchen and no maintenance fee LOW. LOW. LOW Pa pet, Interest under tan dem plan Hwy 1797 to 75th St. west to PidQwøci and follow the signs II you desire acreage, I have. it! Large or small tracts from $1,700 per acre up, Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6710711. Block building & lot, 11.000 Location Midway Call anytime until 10 P.M. 3fl 5364 Area One Inc. BALL REALTY Choice Listings 24$', completely fenced. Consider lease option 527.500. 7913 Palmetto Ave. x Days-3726)73 Nights 372 5421 or 372 7357 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker 47—Real Estate Wanted 322 7613 — '.3,'.' !1 .. '. - .,' H 1' ___________________ 50—Miscellaneous for Sa * Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________________________ -- Freezers, upright & chest Guaranteed. 323 7310 Sanford Auction 65—Pets.Supplies __________________________ This is our 15th year at AnimSI Haven Grooming & Boardng Kennels, Thanks to you, our customers 372 5757 Going Out of busIness 17 Californian Rabbits. 3 Bucks, 14 Does. 150. 16 Pedigreed white satin rabbits, $50; New wire cages to sell also Must go. 323 0115. 53—TV. Radio. Stereo 54—Garage Sales Why store it and forget it Sell it and forget it with a Ctassfied Ad. 372 2611 76—Auto Parts Pecondfloncd Batteries, $17 95 exchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford f.',,. I ll'fiflfl I1UIjLIIJII Sale 78'torcycle I FRIOAY,APRIL4, 130PM Don'I forget Friday night's sale 3 piece living room SCC$ional set, reclirier chaIr. 3 color TV5. Black & white sets, real nce assortment of aI kinds of glass, pottery & dinnerware, plus hundreds & hundreds of miscellaneous items Saturday. April 5 Hoot Trimming Special. Call 373 7990 br appoint ment time. Goats, 3 pure bred French Alpine kid,, esceile-nt milking strain. pure bred Nubian nanny, breeding age. 322 5421. YARD SALE - Sabre saw, air con ditloner, car refrigerator, movie camera, pla,ts, baby furniture. Thurs. & Fri. 1*03 Holly Ave. 372. 7374 JIM DANDY JAZZ-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOPMLY's E. 44, Sanford 333-4733 Dell's Auction Service l9llHondaTL 125 3 Months Old Eac'lienv Condition 076? Motorcycle Insurance, BLAIR AGENCY 373 '*M .-- - ---- I — I 79—Trucks.Trajlers 1931'4TonFo-d Pick up $150 372 8951 i Hwy 16. West, Sanfird ifl ¶420 ________________ A NTIQUE 1973 Chevrolet ' ton pick up. La'; mileage $7,150 See at Grocery Geneva 3.49 5542 AUCTION ______________ (1oflday, April 1, / PM 177! D)l'.,r,,..'' 'i't ditiorted, automatic, radial lire's. good condition. 51.195 37) 571) 3. ,, . lhls week along with the usual line f modern furniture, TVs and applIances, we also have a Wide variety of antiques and collectabtec. Some of the highlights of this sale will include. 2 rOund oak tables, oak chairs, oak chopping block, mIs%i Oak love seat, child's rolltop desk, student's roll. fop desk, Victorian settee. French sofa, numerous wcker pieces, pine chest, brass & iron beds, wrought iron patio set, rattan sofa & chair, pineapple poster bed, fine set of 3 leather top stack tables, grinding wheel, tilttop table, student lamp, kerosene lamps, Tiffany type tamp, old five piece brass flreplce set, depression glass, and many items too numerous to mention, Master Charge & BankAmericard welcome. 1700 French. 37) 7310 66—Horses GARAGE SALE: April 17, from 9 in. iii. jj ievona L.ourT, Sanford. _________________________________ MOVING: Guns, tools, clothing, furniture, appliances, bike for 2. miic, Fri. & Sun. 495 Diane Circle, Casselberry. 1340309. RUMMAGE SALE for Central Florida Chorale, Old U. 5. Bank Bldg. Sanford Plaza, April s, , am tiI Stan's Auction Hwy 161' iMi. Eastof II 377 9719 Sanford Auction Chihuahua, AKC Reg. I mo old female, white with fawn markings, 165 321 0505 Color TV5 Reasonable 373 0708 COLOR TV, $Ii.95 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 641 1006 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave , Sanford 64—Equipment for Rent _______________________ 52—Appliances _______________________ GARAGE SALE: Sat & Sunday. 514 S.atsuma. Sanford. Recliner chair, kitchen table & 6 chairs. stereo cabinet, th:na. ctothes & more. 322 91)6 after — Sacrifice to Settle estate, 1915 Ford LTD. 1.600 ml, 2 or. 661 5.103 after 6 m 1971 Toyota 4 door, AM-FM Stereo, air conditioned, 4 speed, yen,. clean. $169$. Ask for Du,ln McGuir. at 372 151 Dealer _____________________________ Attention Painters, 1967 IiSnti V.1 GMC, 1730 Gre-go 150 AirIes Spray gun. 5250 531 5777 after S Datsun.Subaru Sale '71 sorr.e below dealer cost, firSl come first choite! Plui FIa.'s fint Used Cars. Dick Bard Datsun of a Gun. P,irk' Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph $31 131$, Open Sundays 126 '61 Lincoln Cons. Coupe, white vinyl roof '63 Buick Electra, I dr hardtop. Both new insp Best Offer $31 0600 or 8.31 1273 75—Recreational Vehicles 1986 Pontiac. Automatic Radio, Heater, $400 323 8037 alterS 1971 VoIks Camper Fully equipped In exceltent condition. Priced to sell 372 358.3 or 3:19 9085. Pick up junk cars FREE. Small price for Others 32'7 1621 SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE DIRECT FROM AMERICAN MOTORS SAVE UP TO $80000 67A—Feed In the Herald Classified aos are black and white and read all over __________________________ OFF OUR LOW, LOW, LOW 68—Wanted to Buy --- - - - Saddles & Equipment, Boots, Bell Moccasins, Western Wea Many other items. OLOCORRAL WESTERN SHOP Hwy 17 92, 1 Mi S t)eflary SANFORD FLEA MART FreetablesMon Thuis Hwy. 14,' 'MileE 0111 Fri,99, Sat Sun.96 177599 371 077 SO. DEBARY FLEA MARKET lmilesno,thonll 97 3056665046 P,,rh Iwn Mowers We Sell The Best & Service The Re'l, Western Auto 30) W 1st St - MAITLAND FLEA MART 9i1 Hwy Il 9? Op-en Sat & Sun 9 5 337 2920 'J' Want to buy AIr Conditioner, 13,000 STU, no larger than 1S"x)O" C-cod condition. 323.1011. Sgitwit A Community of Fine Homes offered by First Federal Savings and Loan of MidFlorida Priced from $35,000 To $43,000 Initial Recreational Fees are paid and include Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Basketball and Tennis Courts and Larfe PiCniC Area Conventional Financing NO CLOSING COSTS From 71 percent 95 per cent FINANCING AVAILABLE We will lease for up to One year with option to buy and We have Brand New Factory Fresh Hornet Wagons, Hornet 2-Doors and 4. Doors, Matadors. We Need your Trade. in I Top Allowance, 131-3772 We Buy Furniture DAVES' 323 cPU urn1 CASH 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances, toots, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 21$ S4nford Ave. Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy 1792 *301204. i.4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sale' 171 Lakeview Ave. Lake Mary. April) S,9a m. Sp m THE BARGAIN GARAGE New location, 73$ Hwy 17-92, Fern Park. Relocation Sale—SO pet. off houSehold and all clolhing. Wed.. Sat 101, Sun 121 $34 $ooO 1974 PRICESI I buy Sterling S liver Garaçte LIQUIDATION SALE Your MLS Agency AI4Sr L merCnaflulSe 322-2420 Anytime ,o qualifyIng! Immediate cc cupancy Year old Sanlord I BR, 2 t,ath large family hon, Only $7,000 dowr,, and assume payments Pool len'iis & privileges. Call 901 767 5415 Owner Astor Orchids & Supplies ss to sIoo Ana Han Orchids, 101$ Pairti Spring's Dr., Altamonte SprIngs, 339 7732 * Vriiir )JUI Hnmo VIIR. After Hr 377 7111 oa' 323 7*42 tOME HUNTING THIS WEEKEND' We're open until Noon Saturday and available by phone Saturday afternoon and Sunday II you need service don't hettitale to call the number below We're available! ______ I ri• 3226457 CITY -- DUPLEX! Each "nil hat 1 large bedrooms. large kitchens, encloseci garage. central climate control Sure it's $50.000 but this iSn't the ordinary duplex Es cellen$ location - NELSON FLORIDA ROSES, 53.956 .15 GlrdtnLârsJ, 1400 'I 1st .t 32) 6630 — Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East is? St. Sanford 322 9111 Eie's$6911i,6 GARAGE SALE. Saturday, April 5, 7 to 5 p m., 214 OdIum Drive Client desires immediate purchase (Sanora) of home on small acreage within _______________________________ 10 miles of Sanford. YARD SALE: Sat. & Sun., 9 to 5. WHAT IS YOUR PRICE? Bed. Chest. Guitar & Amplilier, JOHNNY WALKER electric chord organ, and many REALESTATE INC. misc. bargains. 737 E. Warren GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ave. Longwood 8)01111. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" WILSON PLACE OUT STANDING EXECUTIVE HOME! Hat 4 bidrooms, 3 baths, beautiful family roan', pool, d'ning room fircpl and extras galore 115.000 One of Seminole's nicest homes ______________ meIyour garden spot; vacant loft Pepper plapts. Floyd Fre,r, 373 5191. Drop In bobbin, Zig zag and 3 needle position Like new COnditiOn, sold new for $31, balance of 14$ cash or S payments of $10 New warranty. Going Camping' Take me along I'm a IS' Swinger, sleep 4. toilet, burner gas stove, combo gas dcc refrigerator, Practically new I? awning, new water tank, dec brakes Followi like a puppy wilt hydraulic front wheels Firm $1,000 322 3*76. ________ Legal Notice — j Singer * * PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON'T Fc'RGET TO AD VERT 151 IT .N THE YARD SALE: April 4 & 5 at 135 CLASSIFIED ADS, 3777611 Alma Ave., Lake Mary. Gas heatert, parlor lamps, kitchen Large canal lot oIl St. Jt.hns River chairs, end tablis. center tables, with 2 bedroom, central heat & air Maytag washer, electric heater, mobile home. City water & lettic picnic table, 12' step ladder. tank. Good financing, spades & shovels, toilet stool tops, ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. lawn hose, 11" & 15" tires, day - Many other articles. 3fl-Q4. BROKERS 61711)1 3 bdrrn., I bath, lot 57' — Exclusive Home Sites OPEN TEN TIL DARK ' _________________ * GOLDEN IOUCH'PI SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, windS bobbin In ma(r)nr' 1 ult autom,it P3i / bIaric' cf 57$ Or 10 p5ymeot CI $1. For Sale or rent with option, beautIful 3 bedroom double wide mobile home, along the St. Johns River. Also houseboat for sale. Ml 5131. Lot 9eioo' with small building (11x71), with or without fence, 51.500 Owner will finance, in Seminole Co $34 $499 322•2090 ' * 75—Recreational Vehicles .. 62—Lawn.Garden Home Appliance Center— Quality appliances at reasonable prices, Frigidaire, Maytag. Kitchen Aid. 372 3513. 43—Lots-Acreage & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, Straight chairs, filing a rJ Larry PIOLL'S Cassetberry. 17 97, II') 47(14 -'__________ Sacrifice, to settle estate, 24' * 4.4', like new 661 5105 alter 6 p m Ill Moss. Leisure World, DeBary. JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR a Used office furniture or steel desks lexecutive desk KULP DECORATORS 109W )st St. 3727335 We Buy Furniture KEIIMORE WASHER, parts. secv ice, used machines, MOOIIEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 See Brand name copiers, lull warranty, lest than half price Must sell 611 3999, John Powers 9 ., 321 0071 Moving your mobile home? Have truck, will travel, Also roof coating & set up. 373 3170 Saturday 7 p M Open daIly 103 We buy. se-li, trade I Auction 60—Office Supplies Green leather daye,iponl 1, swivel rocker. 327572) or alter 530 3fl 6723. OP [COPY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Santond)?) 5700 New 3 bedrooms,) bath, trouble free constructIon, central heat & air, wall to wall carpet, paved corner lot. All for $25,100. Go by 11$ Valencla Road, DeB,xry, Fla. and ROt SON MARINE ?97lHwy 119 3775961 ,.# New houses na rural area ?louu,sn payment, monthly papflirril lCS than rent, Government subsidiZed to Qualified buyers Call to see if yOu Qualify! UNBELIEVEABLE..YET TRUE 72—Auction LOOKIPIC, For a babysitter? Try a ClaSsified Ad WILCON MAlE P FURNITURE BUY' SELL -- TRADE 3)1315E,First$t 3n56n 197$ 3 BR Skyline Payments less than 5*5 per mo M UNSWORTH REALTY 603W. 1st St. 3 236061.3731)5)7 Peg Re'aI Estate Broker 20' FIberglas boat, lully enclosed 115 hIP Evinrude. Rocket lii trailer, Lekertew Reasonable 373 $375. 16' Regal 1914 fri hull, Walk through windshlCld bowrlder, 60 HP JohnSon, a'! electric super quiet engine, new trailer. Like new, :crif ice by owner 373 3541. One boat, motor & trailer, 1400 1973 Indian Trial or Road bike Brand new engine. 1300. 373 *311. * They're Hot! * - • Responsive Management * All Adult Section • Your Own Washer & Dryer • -- H*y 17 97, Sanford Realty. ii.' $1,000 * Tony's Homes & Cars INALL PRICE RANGES $)7W,lstSt, 377541) 3500 - Factory rebate on purchase of any new home EVEIIY'THIPlG'S RIGHT 7 Bedrooms, condition excellent, pricereasonablea,$,,,000 Terms good at $SS0 down, montlily payments low at 5)17. Be right, don't mIss thiS Call now. Peg Peal Estate flrcker 110 E 25th St 372 MSS * CalIBarf Real Estate REALTORS 1 1$ 42—Mobile Homes Surround voursell with trees, enjoy Quietness, and beauty on Wekiv., River. Two loSt One. lot on river, one for your home 511.100, Terms Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR I?? .4991 19195, French ve 377 7371 327 $496 377 734 TAFFER REALTY Golf Clubs & Carts, Washer, Dryer, Pfrlgerator, Men, Women & Boy's clothing, Lamps, pictures, bric a brac I Other furniture 671 7634 Larry Saxon, Realtor SANFORD — Sparkling 3 bdroom home near hospital. Drapes, range $ refrigerator included. Beautify! corner lot with citrus trees Price * reduced to $73,000. Pool Home S19.900 WE TAKE TRAtES LAKE MARY I bciroom 3 bearo,,1 7 waterfront home, beautilul kit bath, flew carpet, on ,,ci.'ner tot Good location, assume chen, formal dining, Florida mortgage room, central heat & air. lenced, trees, 5)9,900 Corner Lot WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- 2 bedroom frame I O('ikriq fir i l''''tr''t;', Mri3r tO'. 140' lIt P,'.o'I' ri, or buy Hi , l".,(ii elJ qui:t lOt,il Ø7 Ion invetryinl. 19,100 Can you believe we have one for FOPPf.ç7 GREENE INC. only 172.900 8rtter hurry on this (in I' R-'.( TOP', 373 6353 or 6452333 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR SANFORD— Spacious) bedroom,? bath home, hal large family room with real brick fireplace, large kitchen with breakfast nook, laundry room off kitchen with small workshop, Swimming pool with screened porch, central heat I air, close to schools & golf course $37,000 Terms Owner, 372 773,, Apache hard fop camper, perfect condtlon, Sleeps 6. 2 dbl beds, ice box, gas stove, electric o.jtlet, kllchen has swing up Console. A. L. SkInner, 372 0674. 51—Household Goods Yr old, 3 bdrn. w w carpet central hla, immediat possession Just 'educed by Owne to 575.900 1?) 77)6 Peg Peal Estate Broker 372 1)0) 2610 HIawatha Ave at Il 9? Jim Hunt Realty EllA VA, $73,750 3 bedrooms with fenced back yard, Sanford Good family area. Call 723 9110 Friday, April 4, 1C7S-58 55—Boats & Accessories CoIdpo$, 23,000 13W reverse cycle aIr toridilionr. cioOd condition 322-5735 3 bedroom, large lot, Sanlord'i best Section, central air & heat, all carpeted, 535.000 372 1)95, 2&iISS Hwy 1797 REALTOR 373 5771 REALTY "LUXURY PATIO APARTMENTS" ... __________ Zoned P 1A4, See us no r -_ S Harold Hall Realty Sten strom - - - Stemper Realty _______________________ .' __________________________ Locations CMPARE THIS 3 BR. HOME— in Sutilarid to any you have seen. You will like its new carpets, fencd yard, and other outstanding features All for only 521.900 dlSplS)' EXTRA SPECIAL Large a bedroom, 7 bath, family roo,, with fireplace, cenlral air. cx CelIent finanring $37,750 Executive Home CLEAN & NEAT Three bedroom, 7 bath on large lot, cen?rt h a, loaded with extras. Only 529.900. and finest Adult-Family - ________________________________ ALTAMONTE Malt & Rolling Hills Golf Area, $31101), VA, nothing down FHA. 57.500 down. 3 odrm, 7 bath, foyer, lamiiy room, on a huge wvo(ted corner lot. See to appreciate New by builder. 531. SI)' Days —372 6)73 Iuights)fl SI2ior3fl 7152 ,i WIlT REALTY Peg Pcal Estate Broker 7439 5 Ave. Santord th 37) 08.10 t?f'ifl' • * _____ DOWNTOWN Open beam ceiling, 3 bedrooms, bath, fenced, central heat, cx cellent COnation 519.500 5350 Down Owner will finance a current interest rate rooms are extra large. Large corner lot with big lrees Gooø terms offered by . _ sprinkler system, lire alarn system, 20 * 10' pool, Storagt Shed. & 6' wood lence 3?? 3.17? 553.500 CLOSE IN. older home in excellent COndition 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, twn car garage with workshop. All t.Adfl '-b' Broker, 107 W. Commercial Sanford 372 755) Owner, 3 bdrm, 7 bath. Iamilj '' Piorne Has carpeted tloon, central & Sir, many other nice features - SANDLEW000VILLAS 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD Biby SittIng for doctors only. Will SANFORD, 323-7570 stay with chlI'e.n whll they __________________________ MASTERSCOVE travel. Good references. 574 3%3 ON THE LAKE _________________________ 11—instructions __________________________ DeBarv, Adults. Lovely large 1 bedi-oorn aIr, Ideam for retired Bartenders' School, day an night 5414411 naos.. classes Call anytIme 3237270 FNxLlN ARMS APTS. 112OFlorfdaAve, 18-1ip VanIed MS0 ________________ Ste your own boss, low overlwad, high profit. So DeBory Flea Market, 3054115045 41-4'Iouses -- BROKERS . rvuuv. ran time or Semi-full adults $93 & up. Also 2 bedroom motor. The pump is designed to time. See Mt. Pyle, 10)7 AM,, unturnIshed, S 322 1110. pro&,jcel00G PM againstaoP.S.I. PERMANENT COATING, INC.. discharge pressure. The pump in. Mary, I bedom fuished 7 Concord Drive, Cassetberry. L* cIudesaproxirnately55'oi.___._.. X apt, near SJC. Nice privite I Apply in person only, or column and shaft, a bowl _____________________________ mature man. $44. No vets. 322I asSemh'y, 10' of suction pipe with galvanized strainer, altitude gauge 1st floor, nicely furnished, clean, with SAPiFORu HOUSING galvanized air pipe. The discharge head h AUTHORITY private bath apt. Adults only. No a 3" threaded MAJOR F UNCTION: This Ita high outlet The pump Serial No i pets 3fl 1519 iia. 'is. vva' s,..,. l,, ,,a..,....is.i_ .umniyry AVALON APARTMENTS ; 1 1, and thC motor positIon if101vig the -accurat• ADULTS, NO PETS aCcounting for all funds received Serialpio is24$733(7s,Hp,410, nOW.2ndSt, vOlt, 30, $100 rpm, type SCU, frame andspent.aswellasfupaoy -. - W. Garnet White - room, custom drapes. dithwaher central heat & air, deep well VERY NICE. 3 bedroom, 7 bath CB home, central heat & air, on corner lot with orange trees and big shade trees Hasextra lot at no additional cost. - Newly weds or retireej. 7 bath, paneled den, only 517,950 Acre Realty, REALTOR 373 775o 3210891 ___________________________ By adults. 112 bdrmi 300 E. Airport Williams BabysItting Service. $13, 1 chIld, $33 for? per wpe. 3723931. — ' _ homes. Ia'e frontage, orange trees and all high ground. : ,... available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sherilf' Department, That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution J0 E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, FIor;da Publth March 75. April 1. II, 1$, entrance Air condtirg nelgtiborhcod 322 0407 Willow & 25th St. REWARD 372- Legal Notice NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that --.*-. 3.72 5771 from the Herald Call u today I Don't delay' Just diII 32776)1 or S31999) To place your tow cost Wanl Ad Urgent must sell Leaving state. Low down payment. 3 Bedrooms 1', baths, central H&A, fully carpeted Call anytime *62 0191 JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC a uc?ul Purpose aaln when you sell Lakefront, fruit trees. 7 BR, quiet, $71,500 CORBETT REAL ESTATE. REALTOR, 6644791 tAKE MARY.- New 3 bdrm hornet Make' dolor selections, paved streets, city water, 121,5CC with only $700 down Governmenl financing $34 1619 Builder, Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage n'f 5 would make the appointment 373 7150 _________________________ __, as Judicial Nominating Coinmission, as is done now in filling - . Evening Hera Id; Sant ord, Ft. SO—Miscellaneous for Sale _ 41—Houses -- Lake My No qualifying. horm Quiet country living 0n15 $73,950 Acre Really, REALTOR, mature adut OIT&,; ;, utility & damaae dDOSIt No pets 377 1301. 7610 Hia*atha Ave at 9: 3fl 9i BY owner. 3 In fr. i. ?IWI batr carpeteci, corner 'ot. 714 Baywrx,Drive (Sunland Estates) 3 7—Business Property Irregular Heartbeat made worse by smoking and the directly to the Senate for trial. But Myers said the legisla. use of coffee. If your husband has either of these habits I . ______________________________ would recommend he stop both Legal Notice at once entirely. A sensible exercise program FICTITIOUSNAME t0tjC 5 hereby ot,en that I am might help him if he is not 1 tedroom. relurbished Fom 41 —Houses Peo Peal Estate Broker eect justices, justices and District Courts of ricatlons Commission recomChief Justice James Adkins, mission passing judgment on choose between opponents. f! ( Lawmakers this session will Appeal judges to be appointed mendations of punishmment of who participated in selection of the candidates. Noon The Daj Before Publication be reviewing the current initially, and for you to vote justices. If you and a majority of your a special panel to hear accuz. "The ultimate selection ess, and there isa good chaie only on whether they should The only question is what talons against Justice Hal should be left to the people," nghbors vote no, then the Sundaj - Noon Friday a proposed constitutional stay in OffIce, ' body will hear them, and Senate Dekie and Joseph Boyd, agreed fish said, adding that he would nominating [WOCS5 would start ____________________________________________________________ House Speaker Donald Tuck- Governmental amendment to change it will Operations to the need for change. not objevt to requiring judicial again, ________________________________ emerge. er,D-Tallahassee,hasoffej,eda Chairman Kenneth Myers, I)"Under the present setup, candidates to meet "some Adkins said he believed the -- ------------------------- -- ______ Also in the Judicial area, ob. compromise lot judicial candi- Miami, says that is secondary Justices of the Supreme Court objedive criteria like so many present system of elections . ia—Help Wanted 4—Personals servers say a proposed con daks to gain approval of a and can be worked out to desig- are put in a quandry" of hear- years experience or moral could be improved but was con• ---------------- ----- _____ — * stitutlonal amendment to 5cTeeningco(wntssontogeton nateinadvancethejudgeswho ingchargesagainsttheirrellow turpitude rather than you and cernedaboutjudgestelllngyou ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM FIRE CHIEF change the way justices are the ballot, will make up the panel. justices or naming a panel, Ad- me getting together and their record, IN YOUR FAMILY? CITY OF CASSELBERRY ,. disciplined is almost certain to "We're going to have to kins said, AL ANON deciding whether they can Community Cf 13,000 poPulation. Dispute participated in 4 or For families or trends of poblem be passed by lawmakers. haves years experience as change so the public can have "In the selection of a panel, it " * inkers. full tIme firefIghter including 7 more opinions and the public You will have the final say on While there is some dispute complete confidence In is impossible to do anything However, others sucfl as eu For further information call 4fl 4.557 yarj administrativt expei,nce only knows about three or four that meets approval," he said. ute President Dempsey Barron, of them, Or wrlt• Meet requirements cii Fl. " he said. sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. "There's no way to win." Flreflçhter Standards Courwfl. D-Panarna City, who have long Box 553. Sanford. FIa. 3777). and be a rels1ered EMY. Salary He said he personally liked a opposed the so-called merit reAlSO possible but less likely IS — range—$99$ * 51.216 Mo. Send proposal by Sen. Sherman tention of judges have changed the legislature's ending your Information concerning the history resum to Harry 0. Hug, City OK? & formatIon of Seminole County Wirm, 1)-Miami, to put the their minds where appellate election of members of the P.O Manager, Box 35. ,* ., 323 S4i *.*, ..............T1t 5) -...h...( ri.. ' S'.' ' '.auu uIU jLi'..' .)CL lrt' lUC (urlccrrRt1. _UIfllfllS5IUfl, _________________________________________ i). L\:.;b — ' judges in the ) judicial circuits You know and see your cir. who set rates for your electric, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Work your own hours. Earn extra six months ago my husband in :i hat and draw nut seven. Fra. 544 7077 for "We Car,"— t cuit judges but appeal and j. teleone and gas bill. an AVON Represen income noticed his heart beating very "Hotline". Adults or Teens. r'a 1.,.1.. • . ,, -i.. rsi Lii '1fl70 irregularly at timec. It cvn lfletiouse(jrowtflandF,ner. - — -" Bill Filed t.ant, Rarron says. mntM5n Ctrfled Us both so he consulted a gy 'nrnittee has approved a FACED WITHA DRINKING or Part Time Full bJ for them to be chosen by a doctor who ordered elecMyers has filed a bill to have PROBLEM Orlando Drive 372 1300, 7f trocardiogram tests. The tests Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous nine-member commission the panel made up of the senior Merit • Can Help showed ever)Thing t be norjudges of the four courts of apMyers agrees that the merit three members appointed by CaIlIl3 4557 al. Rentals peal plus the head of the Circuit retention plan long pushed by the governor, three appointed Write p o. Box Ill) When th tzt UPS u,...,.,.. ii..,, t.'i..._:i_ ,. - . lit' th TAint I 5öJWU1 flUUIL A..,l., _____________________________ r 'J' U JII '.'j,ui.. i,t,. i iauu.c ________________________________ "- "S... '" r UJilUd tsar prooaoiy wouj husband's heart did not act up. I'm Just as bad oil as your important other than the bill would name the seven be made to apply only to higher ing Committee and three ap29—Roonn But on occasion it does and it husband's doctor. Without discomfort it causes and pointed by the other six. courts, _________________________ S—Lost & Found the senior circuit juiges, worries us still, ' Another House bill, which evidence of what P' — Two rooms at 1305 W. 3rd SI. $15 a Under the plan, the governor the worry. The commission would o- ------ --Is this semething we should irregularity is, It is difficult to week eacn. 323 1)53 attgr5, Rish is co-sponsoring, would would appoint a judge from mit at least three names for REwARD for Scrai*ook left in Almost all of these (lcjer He is only and is 10 to Irregularities o!(he heart are 15 pounds overweight. What fairly common in healthy causes this' is it a common people. Some of these are occurrence among others who simply skipped beats or are Just not conscious of it? premature contractions. These Does it meanheismore likely may occur without heart to suffer a heart attack in later disease. , 3Mintites from Town MIter 5 ___________ . . 41c a line . J1C a 11111 . . 2Olmes 41—Houses 'IUtm 1 DEPt 831cc:: —-— 32—Houses Unfurnished I -, •I I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOu JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY J Accounting Drafting Tax Returns. 20 S Cpffien(e WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Points,.CalI 327.754] anytime. Pest Control HOuSC plans. (L5'C' ':'jJc' ¶, i' 144 ,snct SSBC Spot ecoo;r,cai Call Victor 321 07)4 * Personal Tax Service Home Improvements No 2 East Rd , 17-92 Entrance R Ran$bo'to,n, 37.7I99 Interior, Extri or pl,i%tr fl Plaster patching & simulated WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? brick & stone specialty, 377 7710. 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Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzl es- with over io discoeries per panel in an all new senes ui24 page booktet To order volumes 1. If and HII ~"nid $1 for each. making checks paiibIe to ceek & Find in care o(thi newspeper *11011t MAIL C11190A COM"SAtioxii FEATURts ESEMINOLE 1 $A$$ AI* 4 THAT FUNNY GIR L HAS AND FINALLY GROWN UPI ;-ttcAAu1U% - __ ; - iV 11:30 - 1 a=11116"12111112— ---ONATI= j I'J " F _________ / #AALL PA111911140 AREA FACING 111toll"11001111% Roiur 1 6 10 i -v __ .411 U ' — 7:40 ; "NItURMRS lIE 9:45 - AIIIJfAIy v4MvNN*Mwr I - - camor ftv 7" lim" 20 -. oa ADULTS 15* I I , DON7 — — — — — — - — — — 61 62 — — — — 55 LIMMMINiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISS THIS ONE I'l , I I i I ' I - , ,, u doesn't — e asting N and profitable \ ii - -. -.. — — — — .. 1. /i , N 4. - 11 - - : J' flO" - I .t 8-,f . ~71. 1. 0 Returning to Central Florida from wunr WINIEtftIPOOHandTJGGEITOO EVLNINGS SAT & SUN 7:339:10 ?:30-5:IS.7:)O.9:l0 fl 0 ; ~) ~! ; - __________ I I. u'v'. ' - 4; - - 2:30 0 t unroule. jfJ - , - - - -_ . . ,! ! !l ., . .14 corporations ma" windfall "Eve poli tidan talks about profas of 00 per cent to 1,000 how America is going to be self, per cent' sufficient," Kelly said, "but the "The idea a company can bill for developing another make a 5M per cent or ipo p,-r source of energy will be $800 cent profit bothers Americans billion over the next 10 years. But why do people buy This must be paid by the public government bon& rather than either as consumers or as tax stocks in oil wells and geld . - -. -;-. - . . - $2.25 $1.25 •- Iw'.tI.',1,v:oi,IouIIA, •IViAGfIVPA ''' " _______________ " _____________ UA - L INTN ' NORTH - .362.4000 305 A it -'''- t IiJ: _______________ — D • ,.r By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer State Rep. Bob Hattaway has Joined County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. in opposition to State Rep. Vince Fechtel's decision to "oppose legislation" to split Circuit Court Clerk duties and create a county comptroller's office. This Is a "fight between Fechtel and Hattaway," Hattaway says. "We vill just have to see who can outdo who on the floor. I will take it through the House with or without his support." In a letter to the Seminole Legislative Delegation and Republican. said he sees -no Justificrtion" for the new office and questioned the potential costs, By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer The letter angered Vlhten because the commission chairman said Fechtel had promised no decision wotdd be made on the comptroller proposal before an upcoming delegation meeting in Now, Hattaway says he feels so strongly about the issue that he will break an "unwritten law" among the delegation that oppoltton from one member of a local legislative delegation will kill any proposed bUI. "i do not buy the old cliche-, the unwritten law," Hattaway said,addlngthathewill"thkeft through Ov Houlse mysi because of his anger at Fechtel and belief in the proposal. Asked why Fechtel changed his mind, Hattaway said, "Undoubtedly, Mr. Beckwith did a job on him (Fechtel)." Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr., in response to commission charges that he has been clouding the record with "half truths and lies", has said the staternents are so strong as to be considered "slander." 7`11i trouble began after E.H. Underwood, in a recently completed efficiency study, recommended that the (man, cial duties of the clerk's office be removed and re-organized into an entirely separate department. If the fWa.l duties were collecting by the courts. Beckwith W strongly atlacked the Research and Managernent report, caffing it "nothing new" and says he is "incensed" about Underwood,s 'siurring"remarksmwhich he criticizes the operation of the clerk's department. Ifhe comptroller proposal would require a special act of (Continued On Page 2-A) removed from Beckwlth's 18member department, his control would shrink from budgeting $18 miWon annually to handling a mere two or three Million Involved In revenue . - 6~, eni e 11 ~~ F, .- ". -1 -- 7--__-r~-,i, ir 7 ys m - I ___ - - - . - __ I, . - terly critics! in recent months system is complicated and not position paper calling for now poses a major obstacle to of state Division of Youth understood by most citizens, revamping of the state crime control." ( 1111 I Services (DYS) procedures in according to DYS officials. Department of Health and The sheriffs are asking the the handling of Juveniles acResidents of the Meadowlark Rehabilitative Services to cut legislature to transfer the rused of crimes. The present subdivision in Winter Springs through "all the red tape that Division of Corrections and last week came away from a ______________________ DYS delinquency programs % meeting with police and DYS ! from the Department of Health IIUP representatives saying their • i and RehabilitativeServlces os , handa are tied in fighting a , proposed ne Department of rising jucnile andalism rate Correcttonsalong with the field in their community because of • staff of the state Parole arid theprocedures. Probation Commission. Legislature To Open A goup of residents have y Seminole Sheriff John Polk, Recession and impeachment cloud beginnings of the lodged complaints about a meanwhile, has predicted that 1975 Florida Le gislature as it opens Tuesday In juvenile "gang" that they say moves announced by HRS Tallahassee ssoctated hess Writer Jere Moore has in has been terrorizing their director Joseph R iowan "is depth look at problenis abead in his story on Page 3A of youngsters with beatings, rockjust a step to to prevent the todas s Herald throning incidents, bus stop AITAMONTE SPill legislature from reorganinng attacks and lunch thefta NGSmoke-shrouding HItS I-ol1oi the meeting, d the central sections of this iowan says changes in spokesman for the group of city is expected to remain procedures will stop you The it1on s youth has switched from drUgS to ak ohol Winter Springs residen said it : \ for the next few days a from being released by DYS in and Seminole County's teenagers are no exception For h,iil taken "the edge off ,i underground fIres at the ases wh're field counselors !-_-~- -- - _-~_ = d& t iils n4id (,knn M.island's story in today s Semlnok poli ii t tally i x p1 o I iy they should be held pending I cuter garbage dump _ Magazine situation" Mrs Nancy Booth continue to smoulder, (( juemle court proceedings said, howeer, that the result of 'NOW they're starting to do department offIcials said ____Irtv1 " I the Juvenile System Studied juvenile handling Itilday. what law enforcement officers . _Z. have been saying all along," Herald Staffer Bob lJoyd detalls how it juvenile is Polk said, "but after the Ii indlid thro'ji'h the Judui,i) .teni in in IIHII ptti StudS Masor Norman Floyd said the ,llti(u(1(' of ',l)U lafl I touth legislalureineetsit llg back to liii I' i t 2\ of ted iy lit raId today he ordered city fire me I in a Jusenile' the same old thing" units to atop pouring cIty A DYS olfidal said friday Polk said the state's sheriffs waterou the flames when • J that the Winter Springs are"fedupwithjuvenjlesbejng F '( . users continue dumping situation is being handled by back on the sls before garbage and trah, which I/ the agency and that the Around the Clock . - - _ 4A arresting officers can get out of : .... .. 6A Dr. Lamb . . I Editorial rle ...... .. . . ....... 4B 4A FTiday morning, base been cooled by actions lie said recent changes of ur Ounge \z Ins ICI€f I 0iay - - - - -- uITP ' ire -_~~=____ _. - (INN) - - ro = ~_1~ .5_~74% ~= . -I;-. __ 4 __ - •,' 4 4 ______ - M _~ , V U - • - ,. GET AWARDS - inuex - 0 .. From Drugs To Alcohol * .- .. rou e ' '' ____________ - Leaves - - - - ______________________ 0 INN X 1- 1 i I (' 'ILt)MI' - - - W11"It (See Related Story, Page 2A) Judges, sheriffs, legislators and educators have been bit- - WED MATINEE ~ I)f ' ___ ,j-r ---. - it , - - ' ii - .- Ufl °". '.'" ' - - - - i Tougher Code Is Urged a'ot,,i*,M $5.,95 _____ __.. portation . - no rational basis for Ignoring reasons our country's leaders the lessons of history and he took us into that war," Kelly teachings of reafity. said, adding, "I cannot believe the wellhead or tran- the world market." - c,I t (jf " I ,; I - @ POA$TIDTOTHISATISFACTIONO,(VIIYOYPSY SERVIWOAOII$CHCUT SALAD BAR _sAa(ropoyAyo_MOLLS - __ I at -- ii-.~ rHattawayz- Breaks With- Fechtel Over Court Clerk ssue L., I -. ~_ _ _7~"~ _~" - __ _' -- -- I - ______________________________________________________________ - - - - ! , 'We should look again at he I. .." - ex _! W7 lip I - -, PISCES (Feb. 2ll.-March 20) - - - - coul I. __ -'1.w -I i 1111W 0 - , i1Rlt1ki1 fIJ.I4'LI/ & 'I . .. __ , %7UII - Jp"- C Is .1 *.' 4 cmi - 7be partr CANCER (June 21-July fl) in br inging two friends together Some very unusual conditions on a project of mutual interest are in existence today. 'flay to them. You'll share in .: M 1 - NOW APPEARING THE CRIST SISTER & DONNII '" :- _~_~_= __~__ _____ - "not because I want to deprive our resohc will be washed workers of wages, but because away. We will have relatively every increase in salary which inexpe nsive energy again and not justified lneue in continue in the vulnerable Productim adds to the cost of position where oil can be cut off goods w hich must compete in .-. Career. you u iU understand the reuon (or the RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3364 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA Edg.waf.r& Par _________________ ,I deficit government spending "If the prices are reduced, former presidents, cabinet of the Pacific area (or the next . I W . -" - -_; officers and generals launched 100 years." Kelly said thi i , our nation on a frolic that ended Congreis could re-examine and Iii I _ 1 4 i 11! t ' with 55,000 Amcricans dead, re-e valuate as position conN . - 300,000 American casualties cerning aid to Vietnam in a 12~ I 0 OR" I .-7 .. it d1 1 !10 0 itIV , ; _j and billions of dollars spent 48 hour span of time after ,..4 1) .4 ' 54 66 but it can be done" f* They do not want to invest in I __ - gaining detailed information lifetime and the chances of a fie said although he does not high risk ventuaii — . reasons, those leaders should from expert witnesses on cupIe more are great -7 believe war .ilth the Arabs ll The only rasn 'nses'i executed in histori Kell), geography. military reality, "There is a strong tide of iso. oi - that he does not fa or ir attracted to high n~sk declared. "we cannot accept procedures, trade routes, the totionism in our country, but that route, it in not practical ventures is the opport unity for I the e made another mista ke' economy and raw materlain — there Is an equally song tide of and 66 not necessary — war could enoous profita Od corn. -4 = philosophy." not Just emotional issues, - fa 44 those favoring war with the happen if the western world panles must be kept in a Florida's fifth congressional I "'Ibe thing that happened to Arabs to take their oil away ~ were truly faced with economic financial condition where they * thstrkt representative said Neville Chamberlain can (rem them if they continue rangulatlon. can peorm." . I issue is what the United States happen again," Kelly said. "We refusing to sell it at cheaper i t FQAI c. "'Ibe great danger is the (ttl On the other hand, Kelly has promised South Vietnam, must evaluate our position but pric€s. effect on ow Allies," he said. pointed out companies should i the quality of the promise and not on an emotional basin. ""Let me say I do not believe "We only Import 20 per cent of "be pushed off the economic r P - __ JJAERICAN the circumstances of the com. "Isolationism has never we will got to war with the our iii whfle our Alliesimport blufr' if they are not being $èANCER • rnitment. really been In style in the Arabs. The choice on oil is 80 per cent of theirs. I'm not reasonable or are trytng to rip 0F WWI . 6 ~t Ile said although the war United States. It was debunked between a rock and a hard sure we are in a position to off the corrLsui_r. we . situation in Sou th on Dec 7, 1941 Vietnam I America needs place The hard place l.a if the our Allies jw ~ ,ix crushed Rather than high taxes on 1-substantially different in many goods and material from other Arabs will not reduce the price. economically. I'm t s __4 I - __. .I we e c __ oft I Kel y f v a ways than it was just five days parla of the world. We have to The rock is if they will reduce it. are in a posiflon to see them -_ lowammm~ Plow back, Putting the money to iI ago, the question is yet to be live in the world," he said. Z "If the price is kept high, with faced with a proposition they use for expari iand inmtg, aQ (# CHURCH CHILDREN Hol) Cross Episcupal Ourch of Satiford holds an annuis qwW ~_~ answered whether the Military "I'm not a war-monger, but a great deal of sacrifice we can cannot refuse. A power shift ment in energy researich and servI'e for young children featuring a cross which the youngsters forees of the south have been I'm also not going to act like the become independent in energy could leave the decorate by bringing flowers. 7be Rev. Carl T. Cannon, curate, is United States in development. ECORATE CROSS shown with cross. ( Herald Staff Photo by Don Vincent) If the Vietnamese have the been a bucketfui of wars in my supported by the promise of Kelly remains opposed to energy," he said. For Saturday, April 5, 1975 I'4'f'IJ44.UV ____ ,, 0 ____________ 51 64 ' ! / P S ,- I. I __ i-00k ,I- t ".-.._-___.. — 7 .1 -- - - I +0 - - , ur ecia f _1J I A 11 . - .~ ' -1 -_ -_ __ _ . — I GOLDEN AGE-1k . I. %, , 45 46 147 - 'ock Concert ' ' , s Film Ike ~ _ M - , Ow- -;a ift . 24 43 CAPRICORN 19 be 'tr' (9) American bargains othert; pass by if You GEMINI (May 211-Junie 20) use your Insight when at the Bandstand (24) Villa Alegra Your competence comes to the Marketplace. Heed inside In. (35) Sports Legends fore if Your creative ingincts formation. (2) East-West are challenged It's a good d.a " All Star, AQUARIUS (Jan. 2OFeb. 19) to use your ______ I 11 * fly DONNA F~STES Herald Staff Writer resolve and tile wherewithal. they could yet bring ostantial A! TAMONTE SPRINGS pOer to bear on the north, U.S. Rep. Richard Kell Y (R. said. holiday) called today for a re 'if the United States lacks examination - a detailed the resolve to protect the free sctin) of the nation's pall world — If a political s acuum b concerning Vietriam,saying the created, every student of war there ci still h4l, turned history knows that another around. im"er will ru!ih to fill it. There II - . I - 0NI) I is t ( .. - - I 4 PRIME RIB OF BEEF STARTS TODAY P_-% -V--- Re' iievi -- , Z 1 !1 23 — I — KATE IBARGAINMATS.EVERYDArTIL2:30p.M._sJ.2jJ . - L LU WTISft( ;~_T - 11_~ 1i(July 23-Aug. 22) Your U11 circwnst.ances out of bigotry thoughtful omethIng 'ou and close actions in behalf of a tonlight"CBS' s Offering the Pli ' and racism. And ABC hOpe to accomplish friend will do much to dwe up associates of a situation comedy, "Black switched "Baretta" andhas wsucceed ii you keep it from will "Get a cize relationship that was Bart." This one features Im Christie Love" in hopes A L Others 3=111i 11111 it's ready to e Club Lui For of begiinning to totter a bit. Gossett as the fIrst black sheriff finding new audiences. Conbreak. A Limited Engagement. ideo fans lR(Oug t:'a YOUR BIRThDAY SKATING SCHEDULE You can do your SUN. QUOTE, UNQUOTE: I asked favor if you tackle some of the 3.3544 0 A MON. p.M. an NBC vice president to ex- thing.a around the house you'd LoungeAprl1S,l75 ° ° TUES. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/d5a4891ae8b3b5f14bf7a84ae54400a8.pdf 38a6257262c6523febee9f5506c7f53d PDF Text Text SAVE ON THESE AE?flP/?fit//1/gL4?/j,gM/5 _ 67th Year, No. 193—Thursday, April 3, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents 0 1 0 1 ~ ~ 1 1 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 1 Semteno/e Act*ton '76 To Have'Flor0ida 1 On My M S howl WW ng And - - By BILL BELLE VILLE Herald Staff Writer The state's new 14-minute color film "Florida on My Mind" created especially for the upcoming Bicentennial wi ll be shown at a local meeting of Seminole's Action '76 committee, April 17. The 7:30 p.m. meeting will be held at Bicen. tennial headquarters in the Greater Sanford Chamber Building and is open to Action '76 memhers and all those who want to become involved in th e celebrati on and projec ts. The newy.produced film depicts a birthday party theme, featuring "gifts" Floridians have - 9 - HANDY FOR BOATING AND CAMPING planned for America's 200th anniversary. Local A H t 'o including the successful Pioneer Days recently projects are included along with those sponsored held in Ft. Mellon Park — will be discussed along statewide by the Commission, such as a traveling Z wi th the upcoming April 26 Bicentennial Jamboree, exhibit, the Bicentennial Trail and Florida's Action The Jamboree, planned for the Sanford Civic '76 program. ., Center, is described by Homer as a "real red, In addition to the free showing at the Seminole white, and blue, patriotic thing." headquarters, the film will also be distributed to close assistant will be there," Hornet said. The Norwood Singers from Jacksonville, coimnercial movie theatres, te le vision stations and homer said that over 50 project applications nationally recognized singers of patriotic songs, schools throughout the state and the nation to reach vere picked up at the last meeting and be expects will be there along with the Seminole High School the greatest audience possible, many of those applications to be turned in this Band. The District Lions Clubswi ll sponsor t he Action '76 chairman Jack Hornet has also asked month akrting the county to more unique Action '76 Jamboree in conjunction with Action '76, Homer State Executive Bicentennial Director Don Pride to activities, said. speak at the upcoming meeting. "Either Pride or a Proposed projects, as well as completed projects Speaking of the upcoming meeting at Action '76 headquarters, Homer said the gathering will be a real "fun thing." "We're still looking for volunteers to man the Bicentennial off ice here. They don't have to have any special skills, just an interest in the Bicentennial." Homer also says they welcome any additional active participation in the Action '76 committee in proposing projects, or other forms o participation. Hornet said he particularly welcomes the involvement of senior citizens groups, as they "are among the most patriotic groups in this country. They're seen what the country has gone through," homer declar. ,' - Approval Expected Tuesday 5 GALLON SIT ON JAR WITH CANN School Recount oes TO Cabin e An aide to State Senator John Layer's first request, caucing Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, said county officials to feel sure the today an appeal for a recount at $67,000 was gone forever. Rosenwald Elementary school will be made to the Florida But, Vogt - promised to file a genem Cabinne e t next• Tuesday. bill in an effort to change the law and regain the And, officials say indications funds. Then Turlington had are the cabinet — sitting as the second thoughts about his State Board of Education — will Initial decision and decided to grant Supt. Bud Layer's ask the cabinet for a change in request for a recount at state regulations. Rosenwald; a recount that will The change woWd allow a return $67,000 in education recount at any Individual school funds to Seminole County. If a vanance of 25 per cent can Vogt's office has been be shown. The five per cent monitoring the Issue closely dis trict wide discrepancy after Education Commissioner regulation will remain the LE RACK FRUbtI PICNIC GALLONJUI W/DISPENSER Li 2 QT. $ 79 U GAF FILM iiLl III 0O U ---:;. 126 SIZE 12 EXPOSURE ' UNBELIEVABLE .- PANTY HOSE FASHION SHADES 9 IF14Ci1 PICNIC JUG - -. - The recount Harris ordered was in anti ci pation of a bill filed I . had indicated support for Vogt's proposal, unnecessary due to 1\Ik**'a diston to seek a utiage UtC*iJh the cabinet. on ___ . UNUSUAL WRINKLE ___ Lake Monroe gives the reflection of the Seminole County - . jhue "wrInk" diect a "bet' Fltda day. The reed1ou the mo attractjy, hustrIes heating equipment and :n- riiatei -- WM caathred . S1icIIV tb hR de!!reei for the ftgIn the mercial and Industrial of skilled labor. aw / refrigeration equipment. ' The Industrial '25'Com.mittee Also, an International or Also on Inc primary list are of the Greater Sanford special Wt with four industry engineering, laboratory, i Chamber of Commerce this groupings was included in the scientific and research in. morning formally endorsed the report. struments and associated 'Action Orlando' program as a John Krfder, chairman of the equipment; perfumes, $1,000 donation to the '25' Committee, instructed Jim cosmetics and other toilet promotional campaign was Ryan, chairman of the sub- preparations; valves and pipe approved. committee, to break down the fittings; telephone and The donation, secured from industry categories and telegraph apparatus and lawn individual pledges of $Ioo, wW Prodwe at next week's meeting garden equipmenL By ED PRICKEIT signify the '25' Committee as athe na mes of the after a lieutenant found him Lewis CoHer, who, Hug said, be busted to a lower grade. Criteria for selecting the lop five ' contributing mem herald Stall Writer ber of the companies on the prima ry li That decision, which already asleep In the city's newest went "up to the police car and st Industry groupings included Karcher also said Adams wil l has been reached, was made 'Action Orlando' program. police cruiser by located in Florida. on March 20, The rapped on the window to wake be paid for the period he was number of employes, gross A Casselberry off Karcher, Adams' attorney, police herald The public relations camhas learned, him." Meanwhile, Torn Hunt, dollar volume, tourism, sergeant was placed on "inwork. Because of "unusual Mcintosh paign is aimed towards at. chairman and the city ad. of a second sub- customers requirements, definite compulsory leave" circumstances," Karcher said ministration. The officer, Robert Adams, tracing Industry and families committee, Today, Adams said he will seek time Adams was off the job said today he felt the city's couldn't have been asleep is the Adams says the entire fiasco not being to the tn-county area of suggestions from area ad. charged against would have been avoided if the purJshment "w as somewha t "more than a minute or two" Seminole, Orange and Osceola, %entisfng agencies on ways of severe" and so the 34-year-old and that he was sitting in the irn model police cruiser hadn't Clifford McKibbtn, chairman directing the committee's in. of four years on the car "and just dozed off." low on gas. of the finance subcommittee, tentlons of attracting industry. The "unusual cm- run Casselbemry force took his case That's what he was doing said the Individual donations cumstances" involve a When Ryan reports to the full to an attorney. But Adams said Coller's between from Sanford businessmen committee with the names of of back at the station around 6 the Police Bill report "indicated" he had been a.m. when he dozed off would be collected this week, the industries, the Individual That punlahemnni, he said, asleep for a longer, period of Rlihts and the city's civil getting unleaded gasoline for In other action a computer companies will be selected as service ordinances, was a"bust"toa lower rank. ..J time, the cruiser in order to comply analysis committee made a targets for the ads. was given the impression that Karcher said under the bill of with federal report on the top priority pollution By BOB LLOYD The top 10 industries listed think you could bribe a police would be the outcome, and i At first Karcher placed rights, Adams, if a decision had requrements listings for industries corn. Include radio and television for new autos, Herald Staff Writer didn't feel that little a violation Adams on "indefinite corn- been made to officer for $10." reduce his rank, according to Adams, patible for locating a plant in transmitting; signaling and Monday his. Bell and Gaines warranted such an action. I pulsory leave," but later would have been entitled to a Seminole County. Circuit Court Judge Clarence tried to enter guilty pleas, but didn't agree detection equipment; manifold the reversed that decision and hearing before a three-man with The lists, provided by the business forms; motorcycles, T. Johnson Jr., told an elderly the court rejected them after lieutenant's side, either," deci ded to allow Adams to panel, which would have made Department of Commerce, bicycles and parts; orthopedic, Oviedo couple today that police the defendants then maintained Adams said. return to work on Friday — a recommendation to the chief. were screened and a primary pr osthetic and surgical ap- in Serflmf101eCOW)ty aren't goliig they weren't guilty. Today the with his sergeant's stripes But under civil service, the and secondary list of 26 in- pliances and supplies; air to accept bribes, but are "going acknowledged they had listened Both City Manager Harry intact, board hands down a ruling, dustry groupings was cited as conditioning and warm air to follow through as they did to"bugged" conversations 'ith Hug and Chief George Karcher Karcher says, "is a Adams said his attorney, here," and make arrests. Iflankenship that other officers said Adams was found asleep n Dale Anstine, has met with City law." the cruiser driver's seat In back Johnson accepted pleas of tape recorded, Julian of the police station a bout 6 Atty. Ken McIntosh and the At any rate, Adams said his Defense attorney Ned guilty to attempted bribery entire matter has a.ni. Adams, been attorne y would take the matter Karcher said, was WASHINGTON (Al') — from Ms. Lettle Bell, 66, and Jr., said the tapes were con in charge of the solved, but no final decision to court If late shift which re a "bust" was in. Wholesale prices declined in Fred Gai nes, 51, both of New sistent with Blankenship's begins at midnight and at a has been officially announced volved. City officials backed Tribes Road, Oviedo. They had reports that he was approached a.m. March for the four th conas to the extent of Ada ms' off, and Karcher said today he been charged with bribing by Gaines Barlow Replaces Wooden At UCLA punishment, However, secutive month, dropping six. Karcher jll officially Inform Ad rI_ "f'Wt.Øt.•O' hnutrn.. i,i,..... . nua'ii was rouna by U. said today the uv'euo rouceman itanay Gene Barlow of Illinois as named basketball coach " tenths of a per cent as agricul. sergeant won't the final deision, Blankenship lb $10 check to at UCLA, replacing the legendary John Wooden who tural prices fell sharply while "look the other way" and not retired after guiding the Bruins to UCLA's 10th national industrial goods rose only report a proposed Sunday "redioiltgi itt title Stor) Page 7\ slightly, the government eye" liquor operation to sell reported today. drinks by the shot Trials Continue For Politicians - - - -- No Bribes Please, Just A Arrests - Prices Dip once More - .. .. -- " 4 p.., TRASH BARREL g l. Three of Florida's political leaders— former Sen. Edward Gurney, former Comptroller Fred Dickinson, and Treasurer Thomas OMiille —are in volved in 'cparate trials, ('oruplete tktails on each cstse are featured on page 3A ' I ndex .,... ....,. Comics 411 Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby 9A [h'. Lamb..... 4R Edi toria l .............4A Horoscope .............4B Hospital ..........,.,5A Obituaries Sports Television Wttfl SR 6A.7A 5.9* The court accepted as ei(en1ce,sncJetermininga • _,,( - - basis for the guilty pleas to the first-degree niisdrn anor a tte mpted bribery, CBlankenf ship a handwritten reports. The court sa id the repor ts Indicated Gaines a pproached Blanken. ship w hile he was sitting in a patrol car In Oviedo about paying him $15 a week to Ignore the red-eye operation. , Yesterday's high Si low this morning 66. Clearing and colder tonillit. Friday sunny and coil. Low tonight In The low 50s. High Friday near 70. Complete weather details plus Daytona Beach tides for Friday on page $A. -. 1 The report from the Labor i , -. --'' .4 •,' : . - - I I I - ---- - Judge Johnson allowed Bell and Gaines to remain free on t heir own recognizance pending a pre-sentence investigation. LThey could receive maximum kø one-year jail sentences in the case. MOCK TRIAL "This is kInd of sad," Johnson told a waiting prospective AT SCHOOL jurors as he dismissed them. "It's a crime of Ignorance to , WEATHER u ALL I•_ _ -• J}' V - .1 - ____________________ !I -. ' -. - Department provided further indication of an easing in the nation's inflatlonar) rate Al though the 1. 1 1 at whole. sale have not been f ully reflect. ed at the reta il level, admini,. tratlon economists predict consumers can expect further nolef in coming months. i — — (.1 -_,.,.... • The six tenths of a per cent decline in wholesale prices last --- - -- - __.) — " !l " .- • month followed a drop of eight tenths in F ebr.ar} - • - • •; Students at All Souls Parochial School, Sanford, witncued a 'mock trial' at the school today, With sAmz 8130 PIrtielliating - -! - ' Around the Clock ......4A Bridge .................68 Calendar 5A Classified SB LI - _____________________ county's legislative delegation. Other delegation members . C) ri an do - -- '1 that FTE recount was sent to Tallahassee on Monday. Indications are, a Vogt aide 7rnhI wsi. Plastic _ iA . - -=r Inside Today 18 GALLON KEEPS HOT OR COLD LIQUIDS JUST THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE FOR HOURS. - .' •- :• Wholesale I. ' II 100 OUNCE I , . 9 POPPY COLOR IF-- - : Cop 'Nap' Stirs Cassrty elbe Hassle SAUCE PAN LATEX GLOVES 4fJ !'.'! ______ Pol ceman TEFLON PANTRY PRIDE -. £L. ______________ , ________ Now, Asst School Supt. The Issue arose after a black Roger Harris says the 25 per boycott at Rosenwald kept cent variance at any one school some 211 black students out of ill fit the bill for Seminole and classes during the time the a ll ow the County to regroup Its state makes Its full time equivalent (FTE) count for The new regulations were funding purposes. drawn up in WOOdrow Darden's Darden has instructed Office. Darden Is the chief of Seminole school officials secondary and elementary make a recount. But Harris school education on In the en tire already had that done — and state e uca to be cwdy. - A - . By MICK LOCHIIIDGE SKILLET - .- HF .4 - . SEN. JOHN VOT t4wonamDer i Supports 'Acti HeraldSoffW F1F AUTOMATICALLY DISPENSES FIVE & ONE HALFOUNCE PAPER CUPS-ONE ATA TIMES I 1: ------- . -• Ralph Turlington turned down same. CAST IRON $ AO1 SMALL MEDIUM LARGE UULLN BATH SPRAY FOR SHAMPOO AND RINSE - . FOR HOT AND COLD LIQUIDS & SOLIDS 91 Layer's initial request was said, the amended regulation rejected because a Rocenwald if sill goes well — will go into effect abou: May 20. recount wouldn't have met five per cent district wide "It looks li ke it won't be any ruling, problem," the aide said. In the serving as judge 8111 Eaton; student Glenda Evans; 'on trial' was school employc Mrs. Rita Atkin'von; bailiff Tom Bagley; and representing the stale in prosecution iims Hill I.dfler Jr., a Sanford attorney, r '\ More Loral News, Page 2-8 .. ,. -: - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 3, ic;s ~=l - Judge Adds 10 Years Probation Evening Herald, Sanford,, FL . FLORIDA IN BRIEF I ~ 11 I '6 Oviedo Man Gets 20 Years In Robbery ' NATION IN BRIEF Trappers Pulled Out - NEW ORI.EANS(AP) — TheArmyCorpsofgjneeN $......e12.... _aIuu1IIg susisipp zuver trappers and fishermen to higher ground as it prepares to meet river crests higher than 1973 flood levels. The crest is moving rapidly down the river toward New Orleans, Unless the corps opens one of its spillways to divert some of the water, the Mississippi will crest at 19.3 feet April 19, well above the 18.6 high water mark recorded in 1973 after e spillways were th .-. By BOB LLOYD "The law's going to be scheduledto face trial here thJs Herald Staff Writer Circuit Court Judge J. looking over your shoulder for week in the year-old cocaine Williams Woodson deferred An 28-year-old Oviedo man 30 years," Johnson said, has been sentenced to 20 years case. BallIna, Morris Ruben sentencing for Elsenman until prison for the January armed Elsenman, 24, of Ill Elizabe th after disposition of the co-de. In other actions, Judge Johnrobbery of a grocery store. Ave., Altamonte Springs, and fendants' cases. son ordered a bench warrant In addition, Circuit Court , McGovern, 21, of 810 Issued for the arrest of Circuit Court Judge David U.0 Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, were Etrawn accepted old Raul Ballina, who failed to McGovern's yesterday meted 10 years appear for trial on a charge of charged in the case after guilty plea and ordered his pceprobation to John Henry delivery of a controlled sub- vestigatlon headed by agents of sentence investigation returned Mobley Jr. on a second charge police the day alter JeLt's the Florida Department of Law to Joh "You're young and I want you stance cocaine. nson, the trial judge In the of possession of a sawed-off Grocery at Oviedo Enforcement. was robbed. to have some hope for the case. Court sources said Ballina is shotgn. Mobley had pleaded no He had faced up to a life in future," Johnson said, before Enman and McGovern are believed to have left tI'e contest to the charges, part of a prison sentence on the Lawrence Edward Martin, robbery sentencing Mobley to the 20- Sunday county free on recognizance pending three.count grand Jury indict- conviction. 17 of 818 year prison term for the rob- zuela. Heon hisbeen wayfree to on Vene- pre-sentence investigations entered a E. 10th St., Sanford, had ment. his no contest plea to a Judge Johnson reminded bery. ordered after they The state attorney's office Mobley of this own recognizance pending al guilty when he sen. He also to lesser charges.pleaded robbery indictment returned by ed dropped the third charge of use tenced him and told him, "This guilty on adjudicat Mobley on the drug charge. Sources the Seminole County Grands the sawed-off shotgun said authorities have been of a firearm in commission of a crime could have Elsenman pleaded guilty Jury. Marlin was accused in the easily charge and ordered him to alerted at ports of entry in March 25 to possession of co- 18 robbery of a Mary felony when Mobley pleaded to resulted in murder," serve 10 years probation on that hopes Ballina can be appre- caine more than five grams and Shepherd's small grocery store the other two counts in midMobley told the court, "I'm count "to begin the day dl hended and returned to Sanford McGovern pleaded guilty at 9G1 Willow Ave., Sanford. February, sorry for what I did. I've completion of the robbery for trial, yesterday to possession of co-Judge Johnson set sentencing Mobley was arrested by learned my lesson." sentence." Ballina was one of three men caine less than 10 grams. for Martin for April 16. ..'i. ,.!:%;- I;, , -, ~ - N ~— .2. .A opened. Vietnamese Needs Analyzed WASHINGTON (AP) Ford administration decisions on the aMount of additional nlilita.7 aid to South Vietnam probably will depend on how effectively the Saigon government establishes a new defense perimeter. Secretary of Defense James H. Schkin:t'r said, "Any qur>tion of the putting in of addi tional equipment Into Vietnam would be based u pon what we perceive to be the present needs of the situation, reflecting the possibility of a stabilizing of a defense perimeter north of Saigon." - t I 41r1'tt CANAVERAL, f'la. (AP) — Memorial services r 'chedulufi for Saturday for col. Asa 11. Gibbs, first commander of the nation's space center. Gibbs died late Tuesday in nearby Melbourne, lie was Q. Gibbs, who held several high posts with the U.S. Air Force and NASA, was considered responsible for restoring the title Cape Canaveral to the historic area named by the Spanish in 1564. He retired from NASA in 1963 and later led a campaign to drop the Cape Kennedy name that was adopted In 1964 at the suggestion of the late President Lyndon B. Johnson after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. . -_ - .1) " .j• . ' ç• F - ' . . - ,V;z 5 __ _-W.- __ . ~ .- .~gLt l '' Nu : In Bci n Ic (ar L ot Altamonte Springs Police (ace and neck with a razor statue, valued at $0, was .'.rching for a young white blade knife by a woman who stolen from her yard yesterday. ' nninWlnesday'sj1dupof a fled on foot after the incident. ' ~r F James E. Lamb, of Orlando, 9 , salesman In a bank parking lot. The victim was treated at reported his 16-foot boat trailer, ..1 '—•I Police say Donald Irvin of Seminole Memorial Hospital valued . I at $350, was stolen Orlando was En his car in the emergency room and 39 --- _~ — t. I stlt. yesterday from the public boat - . . tel - .. 'L _ parking lot of the Pan ches were required to close her ramp on SR 46 east of Sanford J~ 4 ~ ~!,-_ m: -i -~ -_ _ I American Rank about 3:40 p.m. wounds, police reported. at the St. Johns River. when he was approached by a Roy Emmery Plenge, 24, of .--II Altamonte Springs Police I gunman who demanded "Give 219 Holly Ave., Sanford, was in yesterday arrested 60-yearme the money." Irvin a repro- county jail today on $10,500 old Orlando chaffeura for reck.ientatjye of Literature Sales, bond on charges of possession _____ ____________ less driving, driving under the ha nded over $1,000 to the rob- of a controlled substance and Influence (DWI) and im proper L her. The gunman was described paraphernalia and carryi ng a ta gs after the man was ob_________ as about six feet ta ll, 150 concealed firearm. served wea ving in and out of 0 _. _ I pounds, and in his early 2os. Jail records indicate Plenge traffic and forcing other drivers Sanford poli ce ha ve charged was arrested at 13th St. and out of ____ __________ their lane in front of the a 24-year-old housewife with Mangoustlne Ave. yesterday by Altamonte Mall on SR 436. aggravated assault In the week. Pa trolmen Richard L. Bennett Fred A. Maschmeier was • • end slashing of a 16-year-old and Joe A. Dullard, ___ _______ ____ given a brea thalyzer test at the girl with a razor knife. Sherlfrs deputies today were Altamonte Police station and Jailed on $5,000 bond was investigating the theft of items later released on his own recog. Just Us Club will sponsor a fish fry, vegetable and rlmlmage sale Vivian CLUB SLATES TES Bryd, 24, of Route Two, valued at $1,695 from the nizance because he Is a Friday and Saturday beginning at 9 a.m., on the grounds of the Box 318, Sanford. Detective residence of John F. Yamnitz, diabetic, police said. Good Samaritan Home on 8th street In Sanford. Proceeds from Walter Jones BENEFIT SALE th e event will gc to purchase a steam table and serving carts for in connectionarrested Ms. Byrd Springwoocl Village, Longwood. Richard Frederich Fanta, with the alleged Officers reported Yamnits' who was stopped by Patrolman . the home. From left, Hilda Mitchell, Ice president; Edvena attack on the juvenile at a apartment was entered and a Norman C. Floyd Jr. for Fielder, treasurer; and Mary Smith, president. Donations for the shopping center, police said. shotgun, pistol, two sets of golf sale are welcome. speeding, was later charged Police said the juvenile was clubs, a tape deck, radio and with possession of marijuana — slashed five times about the portable color tele vi sion were after Floyd said he found a taken. quanity of green, leafy sub. : , - ' - are ,~ -1 ~• I — .. ~ J :',.. - "People are wasting less because they have less," was New York Environmenthi Protection Adrninjstor Robert Low's ex planation. ,. War Orphans Arrive f Utility Aid No Issue ( . TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) Governmental aid to struling utilities would not lead to a federal takeover of the firms, says Public Service Commission Chairman William T. Mayo. "I don't believe the federal government or any state government can afford to take over, much less meet our growth requirements with the taxpayer dollars available to government," Mayo said Wednesday In a speech for the New York Society of Security Analysts, Mayo has urged that the cost of electricity be lowered by revised utility taxes and by laws to allow tax-exempt bond financing of private utility construction. - ____ . OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Their eyes wide with wonder and showing no LU effects from a ZS4rnur dash across the - ___ ___ Pacific from exiangered Saigon, 55 Vietriamese orphans have arrived to a new life In the United States. A World _____ ____ ____ _________ ___ to ________ - ___ Airways DC8 carrying the orphans touched down at Oakland International Airport at about 10:50 p.m. Wednesday. Most of the children, Including some fa thered by American servicemen, have already been adopted. ____ ___ ____ _____ ____________ WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford has had a new ethical code drawn up for all White House employes and they have been asked to attend 90-minute briefing sessions to assure they understand It. - when he subscribed to 6,000 of free space for two years and the Initial stock Issue of 25,000 negotiating a very favorable shares at $30 a share, lease. DeVeer said he did assign 4,DeVeer testified that his 800 of his shares to the corn- group had smooth sailing after pan). hiring Dickinson's former law l)eVeer described Tampa at- Partner, Frederick C. Prior, as torney Chester Ferguson, a its attorney in place of Marshall member of the Florida Board of Criser. Regents, as the guiding force in The witness said Dickinson the Lykes firm. told him on Nov. 13, 1967 that The other major financial "he'd look with greater favor on group seeking a bank in 1967 in our application," the large Palm Beach Mall was DeVeer said he had no tjecheaded by the Louis Perini tion to any of the new directors family, DeVeer said that at Dickin- Prior brought In, but questioned son's suggestion he tried to the issuance of 1,650 shares of bring the Perini family Into his stock to E. G. Banks of Winter Park because he lived out of the group, but failed. bank's area. Ranks Is the "The Perinis told you they'd have control or nothing, didn't director of a seven-bank chain they?" asked defense attorney known as ComBanks. Walter Arnold. Prior said Banks agreed to "That's what they told me," deposit $100,000 of his bank deVeer replied. He said Ed- chain's money on opening day, ward DeBartolo and Frank deVeer said. Mastrlana, builders of some of D'Veer said $200,000 or $300,. the nation's biggest shopping 000 of state money was deposcenters including Palm Beach ited at that time, but he was a Mall, went In with deVeer's little disappointed that the degroup to the extent of giving posit wasn't larger. ' ES ,1KU4.4 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Three as "party contributions" in build a $233,000 sl ush fund from Williams' asking price builders have testified to malt- 1971-72. builder payoffs by peddling per house. Williams of $200 "He said he was In It on his Ing payoffs to an ex-fund raiser In return, he said, he received Gurney's influence in FHA there was "a new partytold him own... that none of the money in for former Sen. Edward Gur- Federal Housing went to Sen. Gurney." Admin- projects and mortgage corn- er now and they tended to powdeal ney. One claimed he was istratlon commitments to build mitments. with their friends," Kendall Priestes said Williams warnthreatened with long jail term low-Income, subsidized testified, ed him he would be in "worse If he mentioned Gurney's name housing. said they trouble" If he brought Gurpey In connection with the payoffs, been getting FHA cornEarlier, builder John Into t and "I made the payments know- mitments until Feb. 1, 1971, Priestes "would see to it that said he gave Wllliants a federal judge The builders, all from South Ing I would not get FHA ... wouid give me corn- when they were told the $8l) In 3971 Florida, testified Wednesday in mitments and continue the allocations were frozen. o years." the bribery-conspiracy trial of project if I didn't," Kendall teaAfter federal investigators Gurney and four co-defendants. tified. Miami Beach builder Irving Williams made contact with began probing dealings with the them soon afterwards, they Curtis Kendall, a West Palm Rabin testified that he gave Gurney, onetime aides James IA in early 1973, Prlestes Beach homebuilder who was to Groot and Joseph Bastlen, and said. Williams was hired as a said, he asked Williams for Williams $30,000 for 200 FHA return to the stand today, told former FHA o fficers K. Wayne fund raiser In January 1971. commi tmen ts in 1 971 and early help. the jury that he paid fund-raiser Swiger and Ralph Koontz are 1972, then later hired Williams Kendall said he felt he didn't "He seemed more scared for a public relations job at Larry Williams about $40,000 charged with conspiracy to have any alternative but to pay than before," Priestes testified. 'which he worked during the first half of 1V73. q - more than $1 billion, according to chairman Bill Andrews, D-Gajnesville. He said the governor's recommendation "just wasn't enough." That statement Is pretty much In line with what School Supt, Bud Layer said after attending a conference last weekend In Tallahassee. Askew's proposal was criticized by State Education CominJasloner Ralph Thrlington, who said it would not provide enough money for the public schools. Turlington urged the subcommittee to find more money. The additional money would keep funding per full time equivalent (FTE) at V45, School Andrews said. Under Askew's plan, FTE spending would have dropped to $730 next year. Andrews said the extra $44 million comes from federal revenue sharing funds. Askew had recommended the state spend $53.8 million of the federal funds on school construction and $21.2 million to guarantee that no school district lose money next year. The governor's budget would cut spending In the Division of Elementary and Secondary in Education more than $24 million below this year's level. Andrews said the subcornni:ttee voted to Funds spend $75 million of bond funds backed by the gross receipts tax on public school construction, releasing the revenue sharing money for operations. The bond funds usually go Into university and community college construction. Nancy B. Davis, of 2040 N. stance in Franta's van. U.S. u-n, Maitland, told FianIa, 25, of Altamonte Deputy S. A. Walthers that a Springs, was released on $117 three-foot-high mermaid bond. Secretary Of Commerce I t Approves Expansion For Harris, It was back to the computer . The veteran school of ficer Immediately f nall budget recommenciationj puter to determine at all times the financial position of the county. Hi arris had anti cipated $26.5 million before the subcommittee's proposal. 7 . , H A special work session to partments which the Increased discuss Sanford's Corn. population will demand, prehenslve Land Plan Report During the regular meetini has been called for 6:30 tonight the P&Z board will consider by the city's Planning and change to the Zoning Ordlnanc Zoning Commission (P&Z). which will relax restrictions a The work session will precede Insurance coverage to the regular 8 p.m. meeting of damaged structures, the commission. In other discussion: egional Planning Council Appointments Opposed R • ec - - May Get 'Hot' Tonight - I ImhIHIHrnmimiii IWWII uiiImnIumIouinmnm WI H iimi - - --'-" -X . L .. __ - Chamber Senior __ fi :, THE FIRING LINE GUN SHOP K, '_ 0~ I . . -1.r_-_ -_.--- = 1 -- Doctors: Sanders Not Same Mon / ., ~ qwl~ Im -I.i;- - - '. / .,. . . - Discuss a landscaping recommendation for adoption requirement for possible of a Landscaping Ordinance, - Kendall and Rubin are unin. dicted co-conspirators and Priestes served time in Jail after pleading guilty to charges growing out of the Investiga tin. The land plan, a required part The board will consider of the Seminole County Land Use Pla n for a parking lot an Planning Act, will be reviewed fence at 110 W. 3rd St. for thi by the board In order that a SCI. Credit Union. recomflundatlon of adoption be Consider a conditional US iziade to City Commission, for a home occupation as a tik The plan, prepared by the layer at Castle Brewer Court, city's building and planning Consider a conditional use staff, outlines tPe future growth for a home occupational as a of the city and the predicted sign painter and screen printing modifications to the city de- at 908 Magnolia Ave. . iver Meet oners D * isus Sanford Land Plan -\ r~ i. `` -, V__ CLEARANCE SALE ' ., FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APRIL 4 £ 5 8:30-5 Savage L.aFour Winchester High Standard Dan Wesson Mauar . Colt Strum Ruger Harrington & Richardson, Charter Arms Ear Protectors and Ammunition IF WE DON'T HAVE WHAT YOU WANT IN STOCK, WE'LL BE HAPPY 10 ORDER IT. WE ALSO SOLICIT YOUR CUSTOM WORK AND REPAIR J055, PRICE SCHEDULES (WHICH EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE) UPON REQUES' -1 ________ .4 Industrial Park at SR. 46, Sanford 323-4747 III' Here At The Atlantic We Specialize In Home Improvement Loans Tailored To Fit Your Particular Requirements. Come In And Let Us Show You How Easy Ills To Finance The Home Improvements You Have In Mind. Atlantic National Bank of Sanford DOWNTOWN SANFORD Member F.D.I.C. Atlantic Bank - VE 3uilders Tell Of Payoffs To Gurney ' Secretary of Commerce cluded the 159 coastal counties Frederick B. Dent approved the of North Carolina, South expansion of the boundaries of Carolina and Georgia. the Coastal Plains Regional Secretary Dent's decision to Commission to include 42 expand the boundaries was counties in eastern Vir ginia and based upon the unanimous 39 counties In northern Florida. request of North Carolina The previous boundaries in. Governor James HoLshouser, South Carolina Governor James Edwards, Georgia Governor George Busbee, Virginia Governor Mills Godwin, ByBIILBELLEiJILI and Florida Governor concentration of one business ceasfully nominated Ray years of activities there was Kwia tkowski re-appointed the request of Reubin Askew. Herald Staff Writer Winter Springs on the council is not wise," Maltby, who was rewnended "They still contend," Hat. Jack Hawke, the Federal rejected by the majority of the Henry Schumacher to the officials and residents. Williams said. Commissioner to the county by the Lake Mary taway said "that the section of Cochairman of the Coastal board, Appointments to th county's Agriculture Advisory The request to lower the limit cross w e East John Kimbrough was not Chamber of Commerce Plai a lk SR ron t o ns i f f Regional Commission, , as an Central Florida Regional present. Board, there was brought to the Board the Elementary School said the expansion will "enable alternate delegate. should Planning Council Advisory' Also, this week, Cornby Hattaway, who said that the be2Omiles per hour" the newly designated counties Nelson is employed by arwhere A request from Lamar missioner Hattaway nominated Board were made this week by in In other action Florida and Virginia to this w k, the matter had ee come to chitect Keith Reeves, who is Williams, wife of tils at. currently commissioner SEED(X) member Horace Orr Commission Seminole bene fit from the Commission's County Corn- also a Cou ncil member. lowered the speed tention after he attended a s, Dick William to continue her a grant programs and planning miionem. a member of the Seminole limit in front of the Winter recent Winter Springs council Alth Kwiatkowski also suc- term on the Board after two County ough County Engineer activities which constitute a Ed Evans, current Manpower Board. Springs Elementary School Bill Bush had Initially cooperative and integrated of the Prairie La ke recommended the 25 MPH limit approach to economic Homeowners Associa ti on, was there would be safe, he told the development," nomftmW Conissiozw; The expanded five state -4 board that lowering the lj,pJty R not region Is composed of 240 Harry Kwiatkowski as a five miles would counties which are contiguous regular delegate to the Board. significantly affect the traffic Although governmental of. will be at the meeting. Corn- dilapidated and possess similar social, Commissioner Mike camps along the headwaters neat the State Park flow along SR 434. river, be economic, geographical and tween Hatt.away ficers say they expect no mission Chairman Sid Vihlen Wekiva can be removed, off of SR 434 up to SR 46 would the Wekiva confirmed the Evans trouble at a meeting tonight Jr., will represent the Board. cultural characteristics. The River Haven would Also, this week, commission population Presently, the rambling 21- be termed "Scenic" nomination, but Commissioner between environmental of. Is in excess of 9.5 Rep. Vince Fechtel Jr., in a mile long river that runs on the would this probably not be eligible for approved the transfer of 115.48 become effective , (iciaLs a:d camp owners along million people. Dick Williams was opposed when either designation since in letter to Sanford Chamber boundary between Seminole all of the cabins are funds In the Sheriff's removed development along that sector Williams said that Evans the Wekiva River, the Seminole director Jack Homer had and Lake Counties north Into from the isla nds. Department after Sheriff John Is already well esta blished. represents the "philosophy that County Sheriff Department has discussed the possibility of a the St. Johns will fall under two A stretci of the river near been asked to keep an eye on similar rieeting, but had been According to John Squires of Polk told the Board that it was environmentall y protected Wekiva River Haven is being concentrated in the the proceedings. unaware of tonigh t's gathering, designations once paperwork in north to Camp the DNR, the delay in "crucial" that his men be the St. Johns would realtor and devclper srtor Citizens Meet he designating any parts of the "We don't antirip:ite any Whc-ckr, area four sper. Tallaha -- ee equipped with air packs to completed namiied and "Wild," since no ri the coun ty. I feel we need problems," Seminole Chief visor for IVI' sa id he will ask approved ver Is due to a "lack of a he Se ni or Citizens Corn. by the Governor, handle any future Jail fires, development has yet to bligh t fulitime Deputy Duane Harrell said, the f" staf to han camp owners how and when broader philosp hies," Williams e dl pape r The part of the river from its that area. The remainder of the Polk's request Caine In the mittee of the Greater Sanford "but we will have a bath U work. Cham be r of Commerce will as p irt of 'normal procedure."' wake of eight Jail fire s in the hold its first meeting tomorrow Evans is a general contractor Other officials are less op. Another delay in the ia.t 10 cIa>s, Including one morning at 6:30 In the cham. designations, according to Rep. VInc I"echtel, was caused by major blaze in which six in. hers confert'ncv town. . could other [lungs, [lit.' Longwood uialogue ger to society, the psychiatrists became At OR same time, the Gad. technicaI The committee, effors; in the draft or a mates wem treated for smoke with "heated" tonight. Defense psychiatrists say generally agreed, but needs sden County grand Village Shopping CMtEf jury chairman Robert Daehn, will aclegal judgment concerning the inhalation, is th The meeting, to be at 7:30 Robert Scott Sanders not e close supervis disc and "That sounds funny ion and treat- cused the department of Heal th right of the ITT to order e th Before giving approval to th&' the year. formulate plans for coming p.m. in room 203 of the county same man now that he was In ment to help him in his re- and Rehabilitative sr*j Iram another dezloper," courthouse, was called by'Walt C8Jflj removal along the river. transf er of funds, non-smoking 1967 when acpiItted by reason adjustment to the outside l deliberate y thwarting state Hattaway later said of Wheeler of the Trustees of the Fechiel said that "My own Commissioner Kwiatkowski Insanity hi the brutal rrvir rrorld. law hi releasing Sanders, Williams' criticism and feelings on the Wekiva are rch asked Polk about restricting of Internal Improvement Trust den of two Tallahassee girls. At t he Fund (ITT)', Wheeler said that development, end of the EWiour urged new controls on the that my conscience would smoking altogether in the jai The psychlatrist.s testified at hear ing, Leon Circuit Judge agency, IIRS Secretary b, a time schedule will lit O.J. 4eigh very hea vi ly on me in th Gary Nelson was romjnated di sanity hearing Wednesday Ben Willis gave state attorneys Keller said, e but was told th ll for the at a jails allow future U I did not do all En my by Hattaway and confirmed by 25.oijrj cabins lifld camps smoking by the inmates, ia along that Sandershasshownagreat and Sanders'.wyer. ower David AL the hearing, 1)r. Merten Kwiatkowski as an alternate the river's islands, deal of improvement in con- Fonveille III of 'hill3hasp, Eckwall of Tallahassee, a e- beautiful river for . the The four air pack.,, mounted delegate and was promptly Don Gurtesen of the trolling impulsive feelings. But until Monday to subm. l'g.al fense generations ahead of us.,, on the backs of fire fighters, psychiatrist who exernDeparLn:en of Natural they say he should be retur ned arguments on whether Sanders med Sanders immediately b Willams Ross McVoy, Counsel for the after ITT said that without the allow men to breath fresh information is correct. Nelson Resources, Alex Senkoic of the to a halfway house so he can should be kept In the Florida oxygen In the midst of a heavy the 1961 kIllings and again 1as resfimony of many of Department of PoL'utjon becnnw a productive member State Mental is employed by another Contru! hospital at Chat. month, described Sanders ar.d Seminole Pollution of society. as owners the state probably smoke fire. The Principal of the tLhoochee orient back to a Pen. "entirely different" r"w, and mnenbet of the Couwil and a Control Dir ector Langle A!Iair would not have won the case packs is simillar to San ders now is of little dan- sacola halfway house, that used in was amazed at his progrm, Involving the ITt rights, tank,i by SCUBA divers, . JACKSONVILlE, Fla. (AP) Getting in on the start of the Palm Beach Mall Bank was "like picking up gold on the streets," says bank chairman William K. deVeer. DeVeer offered tins description of the bank at West Palm Beach while testifying Wednesday at the federal extortion. conspiracy trial of former state Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson Jr. The government claims Dickinson refused to grant charters to three banks, Including DcVeer's bank, until Dickinson and his friends were included In the operations of the institutions. DeVeer's tetImony brought into focus a battle between powerful financial Interests for control of the shopping mall bank that was an instant success when it opened In October 1969. The witness admitted he represented Lykes Financial Corp. of New Or!eans, but objected when a defense attorney asked if he was "fronting" for Lykes - &~ _____________ . House Plan would Boost- by Bank Deal 'Like Gold On Streets' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANT ITIES _'- Employes Receive Ethics Code A House approiatfon subcommit tee's Proposal to raise Governor Askews budget recommenda tion for basic educa tion spending by $44 million would give Seminole County a two per cent across the board In. crease, Asst. Supt. Roger Harris said today. "No question about it," Harris said, "This is very deflrdtely a step In the right direction, This is great." The panel voted yesterday to Increase Askew's education request of $978.9 million to - ____ \..~ -% ft! . . decreasing, and some officials blame the rece& By ED PRICKErF Herald StsifWrfter Gibbs Dies In Melbourne CAPE Sales[HUH _ 44 - - r ,.0Tc1k that last reflection of American society: the garbage dump. Cities a cross the country, contending In recent years with increasing mountains of trash, have suddenly found th e amount of garbage they must collect Is - - -4 1 NEW YORK (AP) — The recession has come to roost in - '."". - Recession Hits Dump TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) A man who killed two of his children and maimed two others should die in Florida's electric chair, says Atty. Gen, Robert Shevin was to appear before the state SupremeShevin. Court today as it hears arguments on whether to uphold the death penalty for Ernest John Dobbert, Jr. Dobbert, 41, was convicted a year ago of beating, choking and abusing his son Rider Scott, 7, and daughter Kelly Elizabeth, 9, until they died three years ago in Jacksonville. The bodies were never found. But another child, Ernest John III, now 12, testified at the trial about the beatings. lie and another sister, Honore, now 8, were so severly iruumed that they were sent to child care centers in Wisconsin, where the Dobberts lived before moving to Florida, - ,&. M-1i. 47.- TALLAHASSEE, VIa, (A?) and Michael Corin filed a mo- T. Edward Austin of Jackson- ing that the Miami attorney had State lawyers have found a tion Wednesday In th Marky and Corin pointed out A heari ng on the motion to e lit Dis- ville, Marky and Corin also thwarted the Leon County legal technicality that may trk't Court of that appellate rules require the dismiss Feldman's bond was Appeal to dismiss filed In Leon County Circuit grand Jury and was send Miami attorney Bennett Feldman's In contempt filing of appeals within 30 days tentatively scheduled for a appeal of a con- Court a motion to revoke Fel- of court. Feldman to Jail for refusing to tempt sentence after an order is entered. They week from Thursday. for refusing to dman's $10,000 bond, requiring The dismissal motion con - said Hudd's contempt order testify to the grand jury that testily, The motion to revoke the him to serve his six-month sen-- tended that Feldman's attorindicted Treasurer Thomas was not officially entered until $l0, They said Feldman's appeal tence. appeal bond said that neys erred by filing his notice of the day after the appeal O'Ma O'Malley. was Improperly tiled. was ftudd had Circuit Judge John Rudd sen- appeal immediately after Iludd questioned in Asst. Attys. Gen. Ray Marky filed, so Feldman did not corn- the validity of Feldman'sco Joined by Special Prosecutor tenced Feldman apon Feb. 20, rid- held him in contempt. ply with the rule, peal. - Death Penalty Decision - -.~!-%,--- * ~ &.v, " ,..* -~_ - --1 State Finds Loophole On Testimony Shevin Set To Request in Of Mississippi',s Pathway ... 10 Thursday, April 3, I975-3A OPEN DAILY 9.9, SUNDAY 9.7 �C-- Ev ening Around The Clock - nerWd 300 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL/I. 32771 Area (''de 305-322.2511 or 831 -9993 Let's all wish the Good Sheriff 'Son Voyage'.., and hope he does well at school, too! Sheriff John Polk will be leaving this Saturday attend the prestigious FBI National Academy at Quantico, Vs., for an 11-weeks In law enforcement, Tog ve)uanfdeaofhowdffiiltItistoinan invitation to attend this Polk has been waiting for two years since first subnutting his The only other County law enforcement officer to have attended this FBI school is Polk's Chief Deputy Duane Harrell, Harrel] had those lone WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Editor U ()I3EIIT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Managing _____ Week, !!1e The ents. MnUi, Months. ________________________ High not be Price — application. %V do not want America to return to th e isolationism of the 1930s. But nei th er do we want '."-' goner. une ciay on his favorite ('OWS? he had a most difficult shot to make. "I guess I'll Just have to and pray," he said his caddy. When the ball landed in the sandtrap, SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) - ti lohn spoiski I Counterfeiting is on the edge of becoming an en da ngered art - with money worth less all the time, why make worthless money? nation toward good and right. President Ford has beseeched Congress for continuin support of governments in South Vietnam and Cambodia. It is support that a majority of Americans and their Congress appear to i'eiard with little seti'e of commit meot. With those requests facing Congressional cuts or disapproval, the President has now issued a warning against what he calls the "new isolationism," He says, quite rightly, that foreign aid is part of the price that America must pay to lielp achieve the kind of world we want. But Americans have a right to decide what . Weapon: ,. - Citizens T . - S. . around the world and distracts world opinion from Third World weaknesses, Th is should not drive us to isolationism. But it is common sense to share our dwindling r ources eS ,. ( 1'- , I -' - . ,~ "I - , r "Sighted SUB, sank same" sums up the il current recession as far as the nation's auto .A- C : - -- - - --..,, — - T - - i.. ' ' - ' - 0 . - - - - . - I- the political intelligence waste1and tha t the farmer and his plinker a re, in most merely a drag on 15'N&' - ______________ sophistication. Albeit, the sophistication America has scbleVed with centralized security Is not doing — t? to last into 1976. The auto workers didn't kill t he goose that laid the golden egg. They just wore It out before its " winters in with those who are fair with us.. for their effectiveness (New York City budgets and as a result of doing some volunteer work at South Florida with the same program, and the Our idealism some $6 million annually just to protect its New He's not as well known v Smokey the Bear, wavers in the face of angry antagonism, College, as well as taking advantage of the same highly qualified faculty and students, One does schools) but fr what? Not security, but If the Department of the Interior can help It, not go on feeding the hand that bites one. No many musical events and lectures open to To do this, New College has agreed to seek Johnny Horizon soon will 7-W US. crime rate has doubled in the last flY public, be. At least he's sealer this institution's I've come to know private funds to underwrite the extra cost of the looking. American leader should expect his own people to years and some studies Indicate there may be as students, (wulty and administration rather well. New College education over the normal state make sacrifices that are not asked of other nations man as 30 million crimes committed yearly Interior created Johnny Horizon as a national Do you Floridians realize what a priceless funding allowance. For the first time, your symbol to repr ww. The war on crim has been W; mly two of jewd you ha who share in otw largesse. esent the fight for a cleaner enve In New College for your specially "spe , 10 known offemm are curmtly cleared cUlll Floridians no longer have to go out of virOnment, just as Smokey the Bear represents President Ford should not make the danger of state or to pay excessive tuitions to attend a the fight against forest fires. NOW, in an effort to some "new isolationism" a euphemism to lead encouraged to attend, a very small college where college of this t ype. It is undeniable that one reason for the defeat th reach more Americans with the environmental into the perpetuation of bankrupt policies, ey can get highly indi vidualized attention The Trustees of New College have set up a improvement and ecology theme, the departis that the good fellows in the battle are fighting and where the emphasis is on competence and Foundation to obtain these extra funds which ment is encouraging privately owned with legally Imposed handicaps, Big city police, real mastery rather than the accumulation of will keep the present methods and faculty in recreationa for example, no longer having the right of s:udden credits and grades? l parks to use the Johnny Horizon existence. They're seeking added financial help name to promote its Johnny Horizon '76 At New College, each student is responsible from Foundations, and other sources who sup- program: "To clean up they know will happen. Yet does this mean co Americaf or I ts 2M for the design of his own ed ucation and the port Innovative education. We have made our birthday - then keep it cle Lobbying, the traditional effort of means by which private chould be allowed frft rope? Of course noL an." technique involves a joint search for learning by organizations or indi viduals attempt to influence legislation. Is financial pledge because we really believe in Ow EXcess in the hands of police is as deadly as it exciting When Congress authorized the establishment teachers and these special studen not an evil thing. ts. As type of ed uca tion New College stands for. Since of th is in the hands of UMP -one rm& with anger e Johnny Horizon program In 1970, It also a result I understand New College was ranked __ BERRY'S WORLD ~~_Ir! government, which had told tuinu o. Continued Department, by telegram, meanwhile, that A Fraser aide, Robert Boettcher, spoke With a denu nc iation of the Th c'uttrsts live become Ic'gendary, has been in Martin: leu regime in print ,,is 4 constant hot water with Congress for his staunch girt who said she had been picked up "at ran- solid evidence that Saigon press continues to defense of the Thieu regime. "The embassy has received scores of letters dom" from a marketplace crowd and had been exercise very substantial measure ofpress One of his cables to the State Department, for from Members of Congress, from U.S. citizens imprisoned for eight months. She had been ac- freedom." d from organizations like Amnesty Inter- ('used of being a Communist and had been torexample, suggested it would be the "height of na UonaI demanding release of alleged'politjcal lured. WIDOW VS. COMPUTER: An 88-year-old a nswer" to isoner. in many cases, the rri-'cknden Anot he r ((inner political prisoner told idow, ho was about to lose all tier property in quetkis (ruin Sen. Ted Ktnnty, [).-Ma, name the prisoner in question. The embassy 1 Little with an Internal Revenue Service about foreign aid. Bocttcher had been "Jabbed with sharp bamboo cni pu ter, as appeal ed to us for help. checked many of these names with the Ministry stick,s" and had been smeared with 'human We have now obtained Martin's cables i-,.-.._ _t _, --, -lntrlr,iW h.,a ..., , it... , , *IVIuVJIL n iuuucaj prisoners. He received Yi w unu a uocurnented 11131313 mat Mrs. Helen M. wiiite ne was penned UP Loan, one of the origina l set case of a 'poli tical prisoner." Dtwini a meeting with President Thleu, Wash., structionj, which went out to embassies around tlers of Lake Soap, a the world, to detennine ers Yet remarkably, visiting US. lawmakers Coflgressman Fraser requested permission to tax debt t Intact she has Id visit the 38 journalists who l!r-, recently bad been jal3ed for "political purposes." have succeeded In locating several prisoners He It started out as a 77,79.S4 estate W. which wanted was paid by check on Oct. to see them In private, he said, aacterisijc,j Martin aecepteI as gospei who have been Jailed and tortured for opposing 16, 1974, But the IRS the South Vietnamese governmen t's computer refused to take notice of Thieu.ndeed, Martin tried to obstruct the without any government officials present, it held any political prisoners. Yet the State legislators Thieu hemmed and hawed, but Ambassador continued to dun her. Each time, the check and le from getting the truth about the penalties were Departmentspecffjcajly natructed him not to go Martin agreed to make the arrangemen ts. But added until the I*130fWTL debt reached $,19.7g, when Fraser showed up at police headquarters, to his host government for the prisoner In. Finally,u cryptic notice warned that the IRS For example, three House members Don he was given three ground rules: formation. would con 'Iscate her property and op Fraser, D.-Minn., Bela Abzug, D.-N.Y,, aan life savings I. lie was not to discus.s Controversial Issues "with no further notice to you" Cabled Mar-tin: "The GVN (Government of Millicent Fenwick, IL-N.J., unless she paid interviewed ,I s ith the prisoners; Vietnam) has for over a He could ask them only for UP within 10 days. year been the target of a PrWxw named Juynh Tan Mam who had been their names. dates of 2. birth and state of health; well Coordinated campaign to tar it with the thrown An IHS spokesman, Dic+ Whitenun, ad. in the stammer for allegedly conspiring and 3. He would b accornpanieJ I political prisoner by government muted With COIflIflUntstS, He had been tortured so badly Officials an error had been made and attributed The central herre, ceaselessly repeated the foul-up to"mIsdjr ed correspondence" repeated in that he had to be hauled in Into court on a stretcher. He Fraser was so Incensed, according to eye the press and other publications circulating in Main swore to the Americans that he was not witnesses, that he "got assured us that he "will do something to resolve red in the face" and this problem immediately . '.--'-.-.- .___.i,, __.,_ I.. - ' 15 '1 can 1 Iuep it straight -is it The headlines that causes de-pressing news, or It the depressing news that causes headlines?" - - - , * 11111: Helen L. Bell Gwendolyn Yvette Peterson David Fouvefy Minnie H. Smith Lucille C Heard Ver• Mae Wilson Beverly (Smith) Eady 1. boy Dorls 0. Foltz charits Betty L. 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' over 700 feet WEATHER Clearing and colder tonight. Survivors include her husband, Johnny Jaco, San. Friday sunny and cool Low tonight 30% Migh Friday near 70 Mrs. Arlene H. Jaco, .;a, of ford; daughter, Mrs. Dixie in #he low south*eStelly winds 29 to 25 mph 1506 W. Third St,,Saaford,died Leggett, Bobberton, Ohio; shifting to flOIth*vStCry and Wednesday. Born In Jef. mother, Mrs. Ernestine Lyles, decreasing late lOfliQIlt and Friday o fersonrille, Ga., she was a Sanford; two bro thers, Tommy through Monday Florida Peninsula a IF YOUY Casselberry to raise funds for _____________ AREA DEATH -&W- , . a ___________________ II I . Souls School eighth grade 10 NikuIu Williams. Monroe ________________________________I ' I ' ' Moravian Church, Super Valu Store, SR 436, Altamonte Springs, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. David Ecksteln Lester W Harden. Deilona Georgene Lamben, Delvona ' - R=mage Sale, Rolling Hills Santora Polly C. Schoolcraff U.S.9 WASHINGTON — It's difficult to determine the United States and Western Europe is that the guilty O. 'the charges against him. He had whether Graham Martin, the American am- GVN is detaIning 200,000 persons been dispat~hed an aide to contact Graham Martin. so bassador to South Vietnam, is working for the lely for their beaten tiadly, he said, in the presence of South 'Back came the aide with word that Martin hadn't United States or for Gen. Nguyen Van opposition to the Thieu administration. The Vietnamese officials. As the three legislators even bothered to make any eu's charge is not te." arrangements. 4 govcrnmenl, started to leave, Maui slipped them a letter 11 Saigon embassy has assured the State How did he know? He nad asked the Thien written In blood. The ascerbic Martin, whose undiplomatic I ll ~z Is The Ambassa or Worki*ng For Chorale, Chamber Singers, ~ DISCHARGES Sintord: Thomas E. Chariker recreational parks wIll not only promote the JACK ANDERSON HOSPITAL NOTES ADMISSIONS When conducted in secret, however, lobbying is a tool for recent times, is a situation where private In powers, a clear definition of those covered by its PtOfl3 a comprehenshve accounting of Several states have acknowledged the role of the lobbyist In L'overrunent with stiff reg ulatory measures. There is no justification for Congress to drag its feet in Se,we 134*"t I Lobbyists Light " staying in.,, It ' s the only such in *SkeJLaiøg House ., APRIL 2,1915 — and urchins, Iraqi Rebels Crushed - with the State of Florida In which the state time, acquired their campus; New College would be continu ed as a college within the University of Meet Johnny Horizon It can be widertaken on behalf of the mmma SIA W. the Dallas cV WhO the greateit advantages now accrue to authorized the secretary of the interim to license afresW and handcuffed a M fifth among American colleges in percentages of Floridians Umnselves, I'd think Individuals and private companies to use its symbol for con. payer as well as special interests. Ideally, lobbying Is an # year-old boy and then shot him dead during students winning Woodrow Wilson Scholarships, businesses in Florida, who are the ones who will sumer products and services. ed ucational process that keeps our lawmakers aware and in. Interrogation. The college has been rated among the top folrmed. benefit most, will also want to make financial All kinds of campgrounds, resorts, scenic So what we have here, or at least ha ve had in institutio ns in the country in terms of "getting contri bu tio ns to the New College Foundation, attractions, "theme" parks and other corruption and manipulation. Any activity that can affect th e citizens give more and more of the domestic stitutlon in Florida to make the list. price of row. beating bills or safety should be meritorious defense responsibility to public agencies It*. Jack Moss, government's environmental message but, Recently, New College. like all small private enough to bear public scrutiny. President through royalty creasingly unable to carry out the mandate. Only colleges has been hit hard by Inflation and rather to the government Congress this year will consider several bills aimed at the ouflaws have profited, the cops and the Lido Key, and through sale of Johnny Horizon products, strengthening the 28-year-old law that now regulates lobbying. citizens have fallen into mutual despair. e province Sarasota Willhelpsupport and expand the Johnny Horizon of the rich It is Imperative that the 194 act be bolstered with enforcement - - - Sarasota - • less complete that perhaps SUB had been etablishedat,say, 75 per cent of regular pay, or en as low as 50 per .. ,,- cancer Half pay is better than no pay at all, and if St pants had been half the ra te they were In 1974 there would now still be enough in the fund quality, it has developed a unique arrangement - " . .. %t assistance was added. __________ Letter To The Editor Um Job. n* nation has more Poll" thanpeople ever New before (2.1 public officers for eve. 1,000 and three times as many pri vate security &utor, me Herald, is more money than ever We've been spending our - DAY OR NIGHT It was hailed as a great victory for United Auto Workers bargainers when SUB was won from e th Industry a few years ago. Does any auto worker . now maybe wich that the victory had been a little op, IC7 mets being 95 per cent of regular take-home pay, when state ' - ,CALENDAR And Ode them over it did in grand style _atp r. _. I - IS-million laws to back them up. Each are the complexities of the system including its - - recession-depth cutbacks In auto production but rather to tide workers over temporary layoffs, such as at model-changing Ume. I dried nervous . SUB. That is, dependent upon state unem--ployment benefits alone, It was nice while It lasted, and everyone ad. mits that SUB was never In tended to cope with ' w, " on street hundre 4 --: --v Cambodian Forces Routed . at Chrysler and General Motors are expected to run dry this spring," ran the story the other day. "leaving more than 130,000 laid-off auto wor ke rs in bleak financial straits." Clarifi cation: Leaving them in the same financial straits as ds of thousands of laid--off nonauto workers who did not enjoy a year of 4 i - ________ - "Special unemp1oent benefit (SUB) f - . - ''fl-'- - - (' This Time - - 1, . (1 . - _____ ____ ,tlli -` DefenseKeyToAm erican Ai.1 . / - - Into Less ,. -, With our armed intervention and with the them are 40,OW police agencies In the country, provided Third World nations with alibis for th . -": -'- - If that leads to some disinvolvement in the internal it was not uncommon say, fora fanner to march ifars of other nations, we should not equate that Ifl a desperado at the point of a pitchfork. The concept of team spirit in these matters with isolationism. tvis, however, long since died. The growing We are paying for our mistakes abroad in go vernment has assumed virtually all control In many ways. The recent events on the battlefields of matters of domestic security, the private citizen South Vietnam are a tragic example. Despite the IsIeftwIthalnoponsihifltyAfly disappointments there, we must honor a corn- dUnn Is Increasin gly condemned for those hin ts mitment made b th at nation at the time of th e of self defense he does retain. Vigilantism is Paris peace accord. dhly word, private gun ownershlp is vile to And the ill fate of our intrusions in Southeast some; not infrequently will men and women Asia must not be allowed to enshadow the strike back against criminals; only to be charged credibility of our Commitments elsewhere, as to with assault themselves. No doubt the arguments for cenfimlin-d law NATO. We can manage that if we admit to the orctment are goo No advanced society World that we have made mistakes, but make it found adequate alWnativesA faraw with a clear that we are continuing to honor longstanding rifle ln the l700smay have been th e only hope for commitments. law and order within hundreds of miles. But now eir own failings. For a long time to come, the United States Ill be their whipping boy. Already, such governments routinely blame us for fomenting their own internal problems, because to do so sets up an angry chorus -. '- - revelation of convert CIA infiltration, we have . .. .,, ., ' — __________ — More Turned /, : -. WASHINGTON (NE/I) If Pattie Hearst kind of foreign aid they will proffer, and to whom . had It does not hurt to ask again -,A,hat level of foreign Am been wanted by police officers of early erica, the possibility of finding her would not aid leads us toward our goals. be as dfffiiJt as now. By necessi ty and legal We should go farther and re-evaluate the permission, the citizens of the day were expected to be part of the law enforce.nient process. Thus little fighting and no - . :; . J SAIGON, South Vietnam Cong and North Vietnamese are licacy from DaJat, are now hard (AP) The sound of gunfire, pushing closer to the capital. to find. The highway to Dalat exploding grenades and artil. "We have nowhere to go was cut several weeks ago. lery echoed through the streets no said Mai.linh, a beautiful The bakeries are still ur of Saigon, but no one took any young bar girl, with a shrug. out French bread. Ra t ning ther or. notice. "Where can we go? I am dinary French wine is still "it's only government propa- frightened, but what can I do? I available, but the quantity Is ganda," a Vietnamese reas- have bought rice and fish decreasing. The North Viet. sured a foreigner and and when the VC come I will namese and not Saigon's gourpointed to loudspeakers tied to lock the doors and wait." are now enjoying Nha lamp posts in Lam Don Square. Al th ough there have been Trang's famous lobsters. The speakers blare contin. some signs of fright and flight, ft is still possible to eat well in latlon to resist the Communists people seem to be facing up to taurazjts as Ramuntcho's. But and boast with sound effects of the inevitable, 6 ---- .' the waiters hustle you through government f orces heroically Their greatest fear seems not your meal to get the bill paid by drove hundreds of government troops Into disorderly the North Vietnamese and 9.3o p. m.; curfew is at 10 p.m. ribbon cutting Monday at which time the following took part Everyone knows retreat eight miles northwest of Phnom Penh and made th e army Viet Communist forces less 'The open-air terrace at the Raleigh W. Green, president and chairman of th e board; David hasn't fough t; that Hue, Da than 50 miles away. It's probing thcks on three isola ted government towns, field GRAND OPENING ' that Continental Palace Hotel, betBerrlenmanager;andMtamonteSpringbyorNoflfl0y Nang and a dozen other cities armed, defeat ed, embittered her known reports said tod ay. The Insurgents overran several as the Continent, tiiv' lxcri !i':t, nl th:t the Vit guvernnitunt t1Uf; ill run .- erruiirt I:itionts in a flight atick and advanced Shelf, re'uiains a favorite sunabout a mile along a one-mile front. A government bat. amok In the city, down drinking place. I % 0 Whon of about 200 men was rushed to the area bu Law and order may dis- The nightly army of pimps, reported stopped by Khmer Rouge resista nce, Th e U.S. integrate as it did in Hue, Da pr osti tutes, beggars, Em bassy began evacuating "nonessential" members of Nang and Nba Trang. Govern- crippled war veterans and its staff and persons wor ki ng for American firms and ment officials and army offi. newspaper vendors still prowls f volunta ry agencies . WASHINGTON (AP) Ford retreats of recent weeks, will Rockefeller said "It is really too cers may desert, leaving a the sidewalk alongside. fl own from Saigon by World admi nistration decisions on the face a "very severe test" from late to do anything" to stop archy behi nd them. But there are signs that the the Airways. The State Department At the moment there is li ttle war Is comi ng closer, amount of additional military North Vietnamese troops, per. Communist offensive in South said 2,000 more children will aid to South Vietnam probably haps within 30 days. Vietnam. Officia ls In the sta te arrive in the next several days. to show on the surface that SaiNew bunkers and pillboxes will depend on how effectively gonisIsmorta lly threa te ned. But are bei ng constructed He said the abandonment of and defense departments Meanwhile, government offI- rice IIALABCIIA, Iraq (AP) - Kurdish defectors guided t the Saigon government estab. two-thirds of South Vietnam to privately expressed surprise at ciali were studying the possi. short, and going up in corners, notably near the presiIraqi colum.ns through their minefields as the Baghad lishes a new defense perimeter. Communist forces was oin de. assive evacution price. Tea is hard tr, get. So is dential palace. the vice president's statement bility of a m government's troops took control of the last rebel enSecre tar y of efnse James feat of historic and tragic pr and Rokek'ler later said that of Vietnamese who would be In claves adjoining Iran. Field commanders said the Iraqi . R. Schlesinger Indicated this Portions for the Saigon govern. it isn't too late for the uth jeopardy If the Communists from the Central Highlands stitious Vietnamese are arm)* would withdraw in about two weeks when the Wednesday tilent to this point." Vietnamese to salvage t patronizing soothsayers, Kurdish Autonomous Council es ta blishes its civilian adthat South Vietnam's armed "Any question of the putting siutation "if they regroup and -The Pentagon Is rushing Avocados, once a plen tif ul ministration in th e mountain towns and villa ges, forces, Jolted by the headlong in of additio na l equipment Into hold the line." de- creasing numbers, some ar ti llery and lesser equip. __________________________________________________________________ what Vietnam would be based upon -PresidentFordmaintajned menttoVietnaminaqulckop. *** **** ** we perceive to be his silence on developments in eratlon designed to help the present needs of the situation, Indochina but White * South Vietnamese re-equip * reflecting the possibility of a Press Secretary lion Nessen troops evacuated from the * * stabilizing of a defense per. said the President does not plan North. Some radio sets and ar- * * imeter north of Saigon," to use U.S. air power to help tillery fire-control equipment * ,-% Schlesinger said. South Vietnam. are taken from National * . * f AT ANY TIME 3 APRIL MARCH 31-April 5 APRIL 4 lie told newsmen that "the "The law forbids it, the Pres, Guard stocks in 10 states, offi. * .. * Anniversary and Trophy Cancer Awareness Week Sanford optimUt club ladies over-all strategy with regard to ident's inclination is agi-imt it, cials said. * * proclaimed by County Com. Dinner Party to be held by night, 7 p.m., 71he Sheraton aid will be reviewed by tIx- ad- and he has no plans to do it," --Schlesinger said the value It mission. Free films, speakers, Deltona Shuffleboard Club Speakers-Optimist oratorical ministration" w hen Gen. Fred Ncssensaid. of U U.S. arms and ammuniti It i tion literature available Seminole (Vann Park) 6 p.m. at the contest winners Tammy C. Weyand, the Army chief of -Fifty-seven South Vietnam. lost in the South Vietnamese re. County 1d Count Club. Make Harrison and Zachary DUhaT staff, returns this weekend ese orphans arrived early today office, at will total at least $600 ml- * SHERATON HOTELS & MOTOR INNS. WORLDWIDE 59 VICE reservations with Herb Hubsch. Building, Sanford. from a fact-finding mission to in Oakland, Calif., after being lion and could go to $1 billion. * OREGON AVENUE ATI46 STATE ROAD $,01, * Jfl National Service Offf ero, 9 South Vietnam. ************************** Youth Programs, Inc. Third I ll April 3 The defense secretary made Annual Volunteer Recognition a.m. 5 p.m. Zayre Shopping Intermediate Oil Painting, 7 Banquet, 7 p.m., First Federal Center, Airport Boulevard, to i plain he believes that the key assist veterans and dependents p.m., 10 weeks, SJC, AEC 11. Savings and Loan, Magnolia with . I question in trying to assess problems and benefits, whether or not remaining govCall Seminole Junior College and Church, Orlando. 0 Community Services for Court ernment forces can make a Amaran th Ca thedral Intermediate photography, reservation. 38, 8 P.M., Masonic Temple, stand "is the morale of those 4:37:30 p.m., 12 weeks. C forces and how they will pe r. Eastern Star, Sanford 208. Call Seminole Junior Sanford. form when and If the test chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic College Community Choral Spring Concert, 8 comes." . ,. Temple. for reservatIons, p.m., new student center, Meanwhile, th ere were th ese Seminole Junior College. SJC de lopments: - . - I _________ 1 i _____ Z — today. It appeared thit the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong might be busy digesting their enormous territorial of the past month. Five North Vietnamese Infantry divisions, estimated to number up to 50,000 men, were poised 40 to 50 miles to the northwest and northeast of Saigon, But no movement toward the capital was detected. I Nev Crime P .. more goverrunent retreats were reported In South Viet. ! — TOM TIEDE Snelflowed,Bitter gains years (luring which we deluded ourselves that American intervention was all that could point a __ -- b...- - associate editor _____ a Slight, Retreats Halted - .. dic'u't ucar me." "Maybe so," said the caddy, "but in our church we keep our heads down when we pray!" doing classes Saigon's Citizens __________ - F.ith,*r Kelly exclaimed, "Well, I guess the Lord a special school, but while he's away the also capable administrators and deputies to continue th e good Job cred ited to the Seminole County Sherifrs Dept. Come back with nothing but A's on your report card, Sheriff. -. Thursda', April 3, 975-SA ____________ swing Polk is fortunate in not only being able to attend . - 4VA iwiiy, was an avid - supervisory The FBI picks up all the tabs for the 249 others who wi ll be at tending th is same class with Polk. There are three other at various times throughout the year, each with O students. It has been rumored the folks In Washington are considering reducing the again to only one time a year, which would make applicants wait - ' for his application on rile for five years.! any more of the hyperthyroid excesses of recent ,,13ingCrosbyteilshjs story: His friend, Father this classes Of Foreign Aid WORLD IN BRIEF aspects ' Seminole 1 0 weeks — school, speclallzedtrainthg. Deli very: 55 c $2.40: 6 114-20' I tar. H0. By Mail: In Fkrjd.i same as home delivery. All other ma il : Month, $2.70; Months, l6.20; 12 $32.40 "I do not regret having braved public opinion, when I knew it was wrong and was sure it would be merciless," - Horace Greeley, American journalist. Polk said he will at the school con. for the 11 returning to keep a dose personal touch on the Seminole situation, at least on weekends. While at the Polk said the FBI con. centrates on such Items as fire arms, budgeting, law all of law enforcement, '" u'uviuuuj can make app li cation to attend school, they must have been in law enforcement at least five years and be in a capacity, tinuously School VAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. of time again before being ac- cepted. to Thursday, April 3, 1 75-4A neriods AVAILABLE NOW AT,.. Sanf ord 318 French Ave. Phone 322-1691 - - �-, - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - . Thursday, April 3, 975 WHA _____ &ITi :TaM !1 WEDNESDAY MATINEE FIRST, 3-14. C. 31.37: 'f Hope 17 70 Ia CSr. Irnpot o o i $30 420 3 3 jo 7 Cr'ato Runntr OulnieIa (3 41 %)9 10 SECOND, 1-14. 0, 3).ih ggo • i, flnMurhy C.reise'q'u - 1740 7.00 6 i 2$0 Perl,cta (4 6) SW 70 Daily Double (4 5) 3)14 10 THIRD. S-16, 0. 31.73: Avadelle (6) 1. April Pick (I), S. 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B - 1 Tell $ 20 360 6 '.'c'rtaQue Crstal o y 3 Criss Fran (12),) Barry king I Culnlcta ( o) 347 00 4 Douglass Babe (3). 3 Mneola FOURTH. 3-16, C. 31.12: (c-tc,r Spree 16 7-0 6 50 3 $ 7 ii T Coot 10.30 640 1 Will HCWInk 360 6 2 Quinla (12) 311 10 Perfecta (2-)) 32)9.30 ___________ _________ FiFTH. 5-16. B. Dixie DeWitt x Nw Clliind Cog 17 S 99 267 270 31 10 3 7)23) 236 NHL SPORTS By The Associated Press Reports of the Atlanta Flames' demise have been greatly exaggerated ... so far. The Flames kept flickering Wednesday night with a 3-0 vic. tory over the Toronto Maple Lears on goals by Rey Comeau, Torn Lysiak and Tim Ecciestone and Dan Bouchard's shutout goaltending. The triumph left the Flames three points behind the second. place New York Is!anders and two in 'k of the New York Rangers. The Flames who would have been 2ilminated had they lost, meet the Rangers Friday night In Atlanta after the Rangers play in Philadelphia tonIght. 11 A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 310 6 Spunny's Jet (17) 6. Hater's Gal (5) Witvlpeo SIXTH, 3-14, D. 31.37: ELEVENTH, 1-14, A - 1. This is X Clinched Uivisboo ti?le 1 Happy Kay (12) 1 Hi ho Bill 420 4 Tonakawa PhylIi (6), 6. Mineola Houston 7. CIeveIanl 6 7 Nrrrrttlt 371. 4 Int NuIShrI 1.10 ISO 33 34 2 72 31 37 4 72 LOS ANGE1J.-.5 -(APi - ('hftinu fl,.i,.ii., . By The Associated Press The Kentucky Colonels and New York Nets trade opponents Friday night. B41t11 i'lutis arc on the tod tonight - the (iloiic6 tt Memphis, the Nets at Virginia. If they both win - or If they both lose there will be a oneame playoff at Leulsville Friday night to - 11 The Associated Press That's the latest National Basketball Association playoff news the Detroit Pistons' 97-89 ictory over the Chicago '°'°" Pcrfrcha (1-1) tlU 60 MA ' PaVs Pet (5') SEVENTH, 5-16, A 31.3,: TWELFTH, s. C - 1. Toolti. Manatee Peggy 16 50 7 00 500 7 Ntdget (3). 2 H,dcten Island (4., . BullMaxim 5.20 340 6 Montague Event (3), 4 Spook Trans game neared the end. Fran Iluck, Mike Antonovicti and Mike Walton tallied for \ 1Lflnts(), (or u wv uwi woouen era Thus the Drums get a coach 20 ago, said, 'Gene is an outsnding well thought ,,_ - Dill (5), :7 lcmore 1)7-), I J A. Bronon (10) ________ Prin: Eugen XC 'sSpacewank 170 420 1 IsO 7 NINTH, 5)6. C. 3)73: 1020 3.20 360 6 9,20 660 D amond Charge 4-20 7 OuinIela (6$) 5410 Perfecta (6 5) 5130.50 TENTH. S-U, 8. 31.33; 1.20 420 1 650 360 S Quiniefa 41-I) $74.20 1st Hal Rig P (1 $) ELEVENTH. 5-16. A. 31.5$: 6*0 17.50 10.20 710 Dirk MIst WslctiffeHney 22 .123 4 . 10 39 .494 1$' , 31 46 12371 36 Bufl;lo Baseball 10 PhIIPI-t$ Poppycorn • Baton Qulnleta ( Rig P (1 5) w (75) $2636 40 3313 TWELFTH, 3-6. 0. 39.U: Wednesday's Rilts Central Division knsas City 5. Chicago CA) o x-Washington 5$ 2% .731 ew York (A) 6. Texn 2 Houston 11 4) .30 1I Baltimore 1, Atlanta 0 Cleveland 39 4) 4$$ 19' -, Phiiadelphla 13. Boston 10 Atlanta 3) 50 .313 71 Houston 7. St Louis i New Orleans " Montreal , cincinnati Western Conf.r,nc. Ceveland 11, Oakland 3 Midwiit Dlviiion twaukee S. San Diego 1 Chlcjgo 45 33 543 Sai Francisco 6, CalifornIa i K.C.-Omha 13 37 .335 2 O'jinie( (7k) 5.3.400 6 21 3142 50 110 'daYs - Atlanta Boston vs. CIncinnati at TimPS. Fta. Daily Double Ii 41 $37.40 Texas at THIRD. 3.76, D. 31.7): Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia .st Montague Waver 9.00 3.40 2.20 1 Clurwater, Fla. My Playmate 1.20 7.10 3 Olkland vs. Cleveland at Bonus Girl Quinlefa (31 $1600 Perfecta 01-31 $51.40 Vancvr Louis Chicago Mion. K.C. 3.10 1 Tusn, Arli, Mcntrjl Chicago (N) vs. Milwaukee at LAng.i•.s Sun City, MIt. FOURTH. 3-16, C. 31.40: Pins. San Francisco at Santa Cliii Deti-olt Boo Boo 1*0 4.40 1.10 3 U• W3sPsn. Pharstones kIng 6.40 2 Daytona Boacts, Fla. QuInlela (3.51 $35.10 New York (A) Vi. Pitt5btgh a-Buffalo Sailor 5.10 5.20$ Mionesota vs MontrHl at Perfecta (3 I) 3103 8) Boston at flraIjenton, Fla FIFTH. 1-IS. 0. 41.73: eome Jas 110 Toronto Calif. Division 2 3.3 29 IS I) 234 221 3732)0 Ii 767 23.3 33 31 1j. 40 262 747 35 31 I 71 234 233 23 4 7 33 220 334 15 57 1) Divl*iin 3 17* 3)9 I bSOt' i - By The Auoclaled Press Bob 00 3 40 5 San Anton. ln1ara Ouinie(a (3 5) $75 40 50 13 602 14 45 3$ 317- 19 5)0 300 S HrreCoineSUe Quinia (431 50 120 7 Gibson says he's ready. Boston at Buffalo kansas City at ChcQo Woman Ump NINTH. s-IS, TA, T-3I.34: TOny 660 500 340 1 Ai ea n Fas Q..nirla (1)) 54740 P'-rfecta (13) TENTH, 5-16. I 31.14: estwaytogeuii,srespect,"sayz training I Hank Aaron slammed his first home being out of baseball for 3'i years, Driggs and Gorman Thomas also hornIn other games Wednesday, Kansas ered to power Milwaukee past San City defeated the Chicago White Sox 5- Diego. 2, the New York Yankees downed Texas says he's reUng after this, his 16th full season in the majors, warmed upfor the openr by limiting Houston to just sla hits in an exhibition game Wednesday. But he gaveupts,o runs in the third Inning and was charged with the 2.1 defeat, three-r'jn homer. tI)a Baylor had reached base on an error, stole second and moved to third on au Infield grounder before Nordbrook brought him home. Lhatfrlghteningrnonlentdw.jp,g the 167 season when he was hit In the face and nearly blinded against a professional sports team, One complaint alleges that the Red Sos have discriminated against by a pitch. Now, after being out of base- minorities in the hiring of managers and coaches. The second complaint ball for years, he's blinding alleges discrimination in team hiring of the opposition pitchers with hot bat, the main reason why a broad range of other jobs, such as ushers and groundskeepers he's given a solid shot at being the Red Sos' desi gnated hitter j/ 1 -_ - - . ,a - He also said it ls not uncommon for public hearings which eventually could a case Racir'ig !'Iar, Cos?eHoTh ' SI. - - - :•-'-- -- . - ' - - _.. ;±.-.:': : - etrac ed in a sa a introduced by House Speaker Donald Tucker, D.Tallahassee, mOne) IA go to trac.., WOWU L in auuu to IMJI3V owners Emmonss ' - ': - , ir: ,:: ... Ci5 rorn Is IA UI 111511V1 -- .- .' . •- "- • . . .- -. - ' - ' ' 'ews. Sanderlin suggested that would affect horse and dog the board look for a coin- tracksandjajalaifrontons but thoroughbreds, Dog track in- 16 to consider what to recoin- legislature. headquarters said any statement on the case would have to come from Red Sos The peaceful, serene Lake Monroe Jacobpr oaS 200 Seminole 2 o 22 0 I 0 36 05 month when the first annual Greater Sanford Regatta takes place. The two-day racing spectacle will be :o 046-7 Sunday. It will be one of four 1975 Mid- Hyatt; OP - Seminole 2, Suffolk I: LOB - SufoIk 12. Seminole 10. 28 LovigIlo; 38 - Gray, Kelske: SB - The annual event will be Co. sponsored by the City of Sanford and ' IF HR ER8 SCM D'Ancø Didco T 3-IS. A .- - - .- Finnigan of Suffolk applies the tag. (Herald Photo by Gordon Wilhlam.sonj Chamber of Commerce Executive Ten races are set Saturday overa P4- 1 I 0 0 0 0 - 115 water ski shows and various boat races The celebrity race will feature city Will furnish office space and equipment _ Fourth of July festivities could be expanded to get better use of the lake, Central Florida Zoological Society. The mid-Florida racing group is ago anu water SM shows a,so which are from Orange and Seminole them back again," Homer said. people, is our lake,'\ Greater Sanford on the Sanford-side of Lake shore "Something along these lines is long by officials of the racing the races at any point overdo. From here we can move on to Two marathon races overassociation, a 2rnile but prime viewing along the shore, will be from the other water spectacles," course and a celebrity race are Monroe Harbor Marina, ea ors, ar • ..n 4,es fl,sv races U LIG) 4UUV u} Cw.u, w,ucui uvtel'Tflujvu we .en an 17 0 Robson Marina will donate time and services. races. hilL Cross first aid van also be at the site. The Coast Guard will control boat A$SOflrstplaceprizewjllheawarded $25, $15 and $10 will be awarded to the to 5 p.m. Sunday the 27th. General Manager Dick O'Connell, who was unavailable For comment Wednesday. . - " - "-c: - " - r. , ' I _fI ..'' là'.-.. -'t. ...-' ,. 3 1 I 0 Gray c Pallot s plan would Increase 0 - Jeff Brockway of SJC dives back to 'lrst base. Jim state's tracks. couldn't get beyond the first - - , Programs are being prepared and Markers will be placed 2.50 feet off- lake side. : 4 ______________ The Tequila Sunrise will be going fora world record in G gas - ';j- - -- - ______ __________ ."J4" I. 'p ______ : i..- -. . - - -- J.. . - ' V - j' il.'-.. f .4 - :i- - "Chicken Picker" and another Central Florida runner, Chris Trabulsky of Winter Park. Brown spent the winter rebuilding the car to be competitive capable of breaking the record, He built a motor and purchased the newest set of trick heads available. He figures the heads alone will put him at the head of the class. lu -own has spared no expense putting this car together. He .ft II ,41I - -a " - will have the 1962 Corvette running at the first points meet of the year in one of the toughest classes in drag racing, The record is a strong 10.61 by Jerry Marquart of Indiana set in November of last year at Suffolk, Virginia. Drown while running at the Gator Nationals, had constant lO.60s. Brown feels he can beat the record and win Modified Eliminator, 1k-won't have an easy time, as he in wit out-run Jerry Coley, who nipped Brown at the finish line of the final points meet of (4 ... - -. __C :--..--------"--- - . .--- ! -.-. - -. -. . - • 'i,.. ' rescue of Hlaleah and other posal to create a five-member horse-racing tracks can't get thoroughbred Trust of Florida - weeks, - '': S:--'............-- ' - . -, ' - ' ---'s.. -.- - '-'I--. -- .f4_ -- - -- - '. .----------- --. ' Greater Orlando Catholic JunIr IlIghSehooj Athletic Auociatfi,i Track Meet at Lyman High 1is Wren, whose home is after the first half of a double- swung and missed, Maybe it's Spokane, Wash., played softball header and never returned, about time I started doing it ' ' " _ SEMINOLE Si ________ '1- -• - - T" u _____ -U 101. 6 use a few of them, but I've to wupire a minor league game used to hit all those homers, - ,. _al "I', '1 A spokesman for the team at its Winter Haven, Fla., spring training -zJ-! -. - ' , -- i / - - ':. ', i,.. 5 0 2 2 3 0 I 0 Cot*.11dh result in a hiring order. (discrimination against) a man with a wife and five kids at home you want to .c'-... "'., .f5.,::; "l. ' with the Red Sox. involving - ' 1 Kelsi II The board decided Wednesday to defer action after mem. her W.N. Sanderlin said Chair- If no agreement can be worked out, the MCAD then would have to call there's . -, ' -: - - - '•' ' , resolve that first." He said It would be at least two or three montha before the MCAD If It can prove Its allegations, If agency thinks it has a sound case, She. "We're understaffed and other cases take priority," Sherer said. "When . ; '• ck Monday smashed two home naandSteveGaeyhadoneleling the Chicago Cubs over the Los Angeles -: 'a Dodgers. The Red Sox were the last major league team to field a black player when infielder Piimpsle Green joined the club in 1959. MCAD Commissioner Douglas Sherer, heading the investigation, said the original complaints were initiated by the state "In response to Information from a number of sources." But he declined to identify those sources, the agency to move slowly on alleged violations that "seem to have a broad impact," such as the Red Sos' case. : -".- ' lioston could smile about in a 'I .4 Irij'.rrs5irr S'y'c I I?). 5 X's She's already gone farther up there swinging, That's my "1 learned every tow, five than the first woman inplre in game. I lfI 151, 6 Lc'rrta K (6), 7 '.'ca.e w.ngs '81, I Iru!uj (4) and six-letter word there IS," professional baseball. Bernice TPcIRD. 514. 0 - I A "I haven't really been swing. si sI, "1 don't think I'll ever Gerra, who wa a lone court tng from my fanny (or fear of - i ftrkl . '. ' -- - Per hold her own at the ball park, regttar-seaaon mInor leangue nally busted one. It's got to help SECOND. .. 0-! " 't ''°° Miss Wren said she did some contests, 3 ( me, I'm going to continue to go i [1&IiI' PsipMt(5 vocabulary.bullding. . :, - 7 r 'c" C't.'rurr s - WINTER HAVEN (AP) - again." that Conigliaro would open the ploded. OfflcLally, Tony Conigliaro is after we leave here Sunday." When Darrell Johnson was season at Pawtucket and be "That's a lie," he snapped. And if way Tonybe C has keepi swinging not a member of the Boston Red asked about a report that a de- available for recall by Boston, "No decision has been made the bat the thus far, - "if you c&'n burn his hand just business,.., She'll make IL" drive over the screen in left-. enough, he'll get the message. The Dodgers broke camp center for his first home run of TONIGHT I'mwillingwknockoneofth the spring. Full, 5.14.. 5-I. Srnoc4h Bull (aver if I have to," said Miss behindtoumpireminorleague "I think that's just what I 0521.7. Mineola Hamlet (3.). 3. 8am Wren. ezhlbltlons during the next two needed," Conigliaro said. "I've '.' prq (II, 4 5.11% (6). 3 0 M'3 At S400t.7 and 135 pounds, she weeks She says she' s hong to been pressing, maybe subcon. ftQf. Tàrta (1), S Gull Tnlvotern 161.6. D1I GibSon (ilh is dwarfed by many play'srs, To be offered a contract to umpire sclouily at times, Now I've ft. -'•' ' °' ., . , _______ homer by McRae led the Kansas Qty Royala to victory over the Chicago White Sot Do9 Entri es FOUNTW, $tê, - ....--." 'S - - Lonigliaro Corn eback Candidate discrimination case of its kind brought 7-1 EIph I)rllin. r, tl.. r'urr. .::,,,_:..'- tiwee runs batted in on two singles and Chicago Cubs downed Les Angeles a double. and Pittsburgh blanked Detroit Pitchers Jerry Reuss and Sam Grand slam home runs by veteran McDowell limited Detroit to just one hit 011ie Brown and rooe An Bannister as the Pittsburgh Pirates handed the in successive innings rallied Tigers their second consecutive Philadelphia over Boston, Tony shutout. Conigliaro, making a comeback after Christine Wren, P fI v,?' 61i 539100 , who has "She's as good a rookie as 13-10 loss. 7 TH. 7!4 ( 447k Lkcn her hre of abuse hi1e i've ever seen," says Jess ColTvr,b4t'uit 4.10 7.70 7.10 In the tirst inning, he rifled a (oC,nCacsus calling nearly 400 amateur and her, who hires the umpires who run-scoring line drive up the al. 360 100 4' college games on the Pacific work with the Los Angeles hey in left-center field, And in Gne1 (1 8) 317 00 Coast. Dodgers in spring training, the fourth, with two runners Tr,fecia 126 20 She says she sometimes "She's quick, she's responsive, aboard, he displayed that old 2*16 t' throws fa.stballs back to the She's right dorm on the play (r'nigliarn swing, On Ui' first "' 'I?, "' ' ..--.,.-.-,. - -'- 5- . 8 remarkable comeback from ques Johnson and 6.2 Andre "-_' Don Beylor scored on Tim Nord. brook's 5ulcfde squeeze in the 12th Philadelphia out-slugged Boston 13-10, innings led Cleveland as ila Montreal nipped Cincinnaj 6-5, 1ped Oakland. Perry allowed only Cleveland crushed Oakland 11.3, singles by Bert Campaneris in the first Milwaukee stopped San Diego S-i San Inning and Joe Rudi in the fourth while BOSTON (AP) -The Boston Red Sox will open the 1975 baseball season with a landmark discrimination case pending against them. It stems from two hiring discrimination complaints Initiated against the American League team in March 1974 by the Massachusetts Commission Against Dlscrlznjnaflon, State officials have said It is the first player in the recently concluded NCAA tournament, 6400t-9 Richard , - explained. VERO BEACH (AP) - with the touring Yakima Wild- at home against Henry Aaron The first woman umpire in ma- cats. She has officiated at AprilShowers 360340 760 230 1 jor league baseball's training iorfootballinSeatUeandjun-- and the MIlwakce Brewers. Ma:townMint 7*0 camps has a way to quiet pitch. ior.college baseball. On Wednesday, he was posiCuiniIa (1 5) 5)3 (0 eu's who don't agree with her Last winter she attended an tively explosive against the ELEVENTH. 3-1. A, 31.11: calls, P,'natee Darvy 240 3 60 300 6 umpire training school at MIs. iladelphia Philhies, getting P&T'iRicky 15.20 560 1 "U you can knock a pitcher slon Hills, Calif., after which three tilts and a walk In four at5'rurxr i i off the mound, that's the quick. she was hired (or the spring bats, one of the few things (r'-t (16, Perfecla (6 1) 343 20 g 3132 IS 77 774 301 Pert cc Ia (4 1) $74 10 2060 920 3 970 3 ii 7 44 3 19 111 132 signed a contract with Boston's Division, 17 $6 13109 316 734 Pawtucket farm club In the In- B os ox \f S. [)i Sc r I rn I fl a tio ii ternational League. 40 75)3 93 339 550 100 3.00 1 nqClaP I 254 324 a looK-see basis after having Peffeda (38) 511370 EIGHTH, 3-1. 8, 39.31; Prqgy5Pan ni "You pitch differently'! when the But the more you look, the Tctsi Tre 19 0 12 50 205 310 more you seem to see him in 4.10 750 a-ClinChed d'vislon title ABA Standings x's Oorcas 320 1 Wedn.40.rs Rewl uniform - and maybe even in Oulrslefa (1-5) 31640 Kan$1s CIty at Chicago, ppd., the slarting line-up East Division Perftcta 5 I) next snow SIXTH, 3-IS. A. 31.33: W L Pd. GB Tuesday at Fenway Park. Detroit 5, WthIngton 3 Si 24 si? 340 240 7.40 $ Kentucky Montreal 6. Pittsburgh o New York That would be one of the last Dark RIder 57 26 317 3.30 2.50 Los Arugetei S. St. Louis 2 3.50 4 St. Louis So Collins 32 SI .354 23 major steps for Tony C., iii. Atlanta 3. Toronto 0 Memphis Ouinlela (II) $120 77 34 .335 30 Vanootj 3. Calif onsla 0 ready being tagged a comeback Virginia Perfecta (I I) $1370 40 .151 47 Todays Dames West Dliislon SEVENTH. 5)4. C. 31.4$: New York Rangers at Phila. player of the year before the Mineolauoty 16.00 4.50 340 3 a-Darner 64 19 .777 - delphla ar has even officially started, (lOb's Ml,, \/\/ 'i(] frot the most recent Wooden - - ; :---,, ...."' • .. --S.-. . ' *• - .'. '-.; -. - - __ -.•--. ..-, •i•'. .- . -.-1----"-: 'jL. .1 ' ...• '-: • -4.., --: -S. : ___________________ _______ ,._______________________________ -_________ - ........ his own assistants but for players he • i..; - . - , - -__________________________ ___________________________ school, moved to second on Jeff Kelly 'S--tI-"- .'s without s'it!IntlI. sin )WICIK scorea tour runs in tht .-A. -• .,.,•. ground out After Richard run ...,. _-l.-,_ • ' P,.( .; - first two innings and continued H3itt walked, Gra) smacked a t. -. S. - f"-Dave Hollifield will be on the ',, , ..i to chip away at Raider pitching, two-rtA triple over the right mound today for the Raiders CL, ;: : .., ., ' "-' " scoringtwointhefour(0f fielder's head 'b' -t-i 's • - ç--:;i,, . .4,, ..the fifth, three in the seventh "a Evans blooped a single Into 'eaders with 62 in 53 innIngs and one in the ninth. "z'" rlghtf1eldto5coreGaryJ8c0 ____ '.. -"" ' BrockwayisleadIngtJ5j11 ' • -SJC scored Its first runs In the who was running for Bray, offensisely with a 320 aserage ''fi... •_t .:'" - '.. Jlrst "'-4: -'. -' s. " -,, Brockwa) followed with a Grayishitting 3flwltha teamIris ' "" "' ' Fritz Lagergren Ignited the single to right, moiing Eansto leading 20 rbl E%ans is batting :4 .. c-.'' 'i" "1 uprising with a base on balls third a' S 310, Russ Lizzoli 304, Jacobs .-:. -, " # He stole second and then Jeff " Then Brockwa} stole second 298 and Lagergren 288 , ' ,.4. , Brockway walked Steve James base and Evans scored on the '." " The team batting aserage Is poked a single to leftfield, unsuccessful throw to nail 283 ,,, -. '-: -. scoring Lagergren, and Skip Brockway 1 -u' -- a Gray leads the team in stolen 'z ' ,.,zfT Skelton blasted a single to score The Raiders were hurt by bases wIth 17 James was 14 ." ZJ' ... " ,• Brockway shortstop Skelton, who corn- thefts and Mark Moyer has 12. L'4''' -. ''' :-. The Raiders added a run In mitted three errors in the first l ¶ .a /' f J , -' ., the fifth Marvin Evans walked two innings Skelton, howe-er, 'LI A- - ; - ,,,$' I , - j 4 -: SUFFOLK Y v7 1but was forced at second on is four for-seven with four rbi in a, -. : '-;'; - \,,__ - Brockway's infield grounder, the last three games, " / Al R H II ii" &.; . oi-ocwway then sprinted all .• ' . .. -. -" 6220 f ,., t' Mitch Gamble, nicknamed LOviglIocf a.'. !-.. PaIme7b S. the way to third when a pick-off "One-Pitch Mitch" for 4332 t&...-. ,. ...a',, his Mike Curcioss 3320 ' , " ' attempt at first base weil wild Marshall like relief per- Fifln,ganlb 8012 - anearly14leadandnevertrajledBylosip.gtheSquiresan AI3Arecordforfeycst1ctoriesjnaseason_ 15. 45 14 310 72) Sox. He's n the non.roster cislon already had been made, the Red Sox' manager ez. and none will be made unW the decision will be an y 1117 20 1910$ 102 263 151 tegory Invfte'J to training on 24 71 IS 57 311 2 12 Entering Wednesday's game, "..'•- ____ (' for recruiting violations incurred by :, .:..1-r : -. --' - .'JL..,._;,,. . - ......•...'- I. CItY who Real Angel 2.20 1 0ivis 1 l'liw York (N) vs. New York Oulnleja (45) 19.70 W L T Ns OF GA (A) it Fort Lauderdale, Fia.. SECOND. 3-1, C, 39.11: PNHptsL night 49 IS 10 108 752 t77 RerkIeySmil,y 13?0 5.60 120 6 NY sian 32 21 72 $6 257 213 Boston vs. Minnesota at Or. PlY Ilrokeri Bonus 5.00 7.50 2 lando, Fia., night Rangrs 36 21 13 15 31) 267 four runs to cut Suffolk's lead to i'.i'_AJ" games, they say I'm not ready." NHL Standings j --•:5-.- --.- ,,,,,.. "I'm always ready," he said. s fJ hiftng isn't quite sharp, And, when I lose a few close California VS. Sin Francisco at Modesto. Calls. 3.40 7.10 2.20 4 Cievel.nd vs. San Diego at 340 2.70 $ Vumi, Ar ii. - ..--,• ' _ Palm Deact. Fla Kansas City vs. .attlmor, .t Mum'. Fla. ChIcago (A) vs. Pittsburgh a) Bradenton, Fia, WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIRST. 1.14, 8, 30.N: Sokoi Scepter again today. _ ,___ . . .-• - 1 'S..-... 11th straight time this season, - "Yeah, Vm ready for the season," said the veteran rlghthander, who will pitch the baseball opener (or the St. Srnoky Blue 14.20 4.50 1 Tam, Fla. L I 'IIUy Seattle 9$, Kaosas - 3.10 1 Los Angeles vs. Oakland at Omaha N Oviniela (Is) $121.10 na, Ant. Trifecta (4-4.1) P.094.00 Today's Game Milwaukee vs. Chicago (P4) at New York at CltV.Iand Attend 7310 - Handia 3142.940.00 Scottsdale, Ant, , !. •• leading rebounder, surpassing the 4,986 amassed by Walter in six seasons. PIttsburgh I. Detroit 0 MIlwaukee 34 ' Todays Oani99 Pacific Division Houston vi. SI, LOUIS at St. x.Goi$n , p Ptttfbrg, Fta. Seattle 10 39 .306 ê'i PhiiadeIphIa vs. Montreal at Portiand 36 44 .430 11 Daytona Beads. Fia, Phoenix 32 4 .100 15 a-clinched division till. Wednesday's R•sults Boston 93. Buffalo 92 Washington tie. Houston Is Detroit 97, Chicago •. :,, ,,.. -- •,, defeat Chicago. Curtis Howe and Howard Porter added 18 points Conhrct - - 9.60 1.10 120 6 Monte Blue Oulniela (16) 53560 Perfectn (61) 3191 Tumbt,J4 PambllngR, Eistrn Bartow was a strong choice for the . Wednesday night, Kentucky downed the Virginia Squires 88-81 Detroit in the Western Conference - they will meet Seattle in the profession," . F Qusniela (6 7) 330 20 . championship. folloving TOday sGam,s Quebec at New England at..- 9.-L_ II_ - Morgan calmly mentioned that he the selection was approved by just as conservatj%'e as was church know he has impressed J.D. over the Walton made 21 of fl field goal at- retiog. The anno(jnrnent cnme basketball team played. "I regard Gene Bartow as one of in business sults, teaches the game type of coach he is." Woode also said he would help Iulsyjlle 7574 in orthie in the disciplined and played good defense who is a fine, proven teacher of the and likes to fast beeak. his l Angeles residence, said he he were asked. ind he added that he liked the sport of basketball," said Morgan. Bartow, who also coached at The image is almost that of a also likes what he's seen of BarLow. Bartow was released from the last Valpiral.so University in Indiana, flame had slipped Morgan's mind, our new basketball coach and look Gary Cunningham, Wooden's No. his WaS for the NCAA championship at Illinois, He had become the record of 23.140. He was 8-18 at Wednesday afternoon Morgan of. heritage of UCI basketball." contention For the job some time coached team and I know he's very seasons at Memphis State. school was under NCAA proitlrin * the 7.2 Bartow 4 cut the margin to 3-2 at 16:33 of the second period and Dale Iloganson tied it at 1:57 of the third period on a power play, 35 33 4 50 3)1 277 Vanroi,r Edmorroc Thursday, AprIl 3. 1975-7A ; 7 Ouine'a '7 ii Sal 50 $141 aJ Modest Mlii Fatty Star - the ones hanging on." Serge Bernier triggered Quebec's comeback at 13:27 of the DivIsion 1$ 53 3 39 2)0 Brown Spectre (3 7). I. lriah lndpoll West DivIslo Trans (6). 5174 0102 331 739 NiNTH,S.14,C-I.SanySufl(4), x Houston Minn 1)31 3 45799 764 Eugene (12). 3 Bonus Ross' (52). San 1 Pegg R$ider (5), 5 Cactus °y Ph,n DIego II)) 3 13)01 251 3$ 30 4 I- 29 23? (6). 6 WyClill Luke (6). 7. What s BaIt. $9 SI 1 47 147 31$ Next (I) I Toma Daisey (10) 31.24: Canadian Division TFNTH. 3.16, I - I. Montague Quebec $1.10 460 3.10 1 Yarn (4). 7 Say It's True 13 31 0 90 371 290 ) 1.1 's lmoge-ne - P By The Associated Press The Quebec Nordinues had somethirn! L'oini.! For thnrn - first place. Behind 3-0, the Nordiquesscord twice in the final to defeat the Minnesota Fighting SaInts 53 Wednesday night and clinch first place in the Canadian Division of the World Hockey .s%I were kind of loose from clinching the playoff spot against Edfl)Ofltofl Tuesday night," said Nordlque.s Coach Jean-Guy (;endron, Mhmesota had won four of the five games between the two teainsgotng into Wednesday night's contest. The Saints can still clinch a playoff spot. - -"We were flying at the start and they were the ones hanging - Dog Results - - :: 3l points, more than any athlete at the Inee, by winning the mile run and the high jump and taking second In the 100.-yard dash and third in the 60-yard dash, tIIerild Photo ihrirt- Brown and the Tequila Sunrise seek world mark, - - - has put more than $12,000 into the beautifully painted 'Vette, He Corvette. He was one of the leading money winners last year at - Pit Stop fly Ct2rtinu .., ,,,,,,, _,. ('Hl. VAN7.UR,t title. After Warner Robins, he will move to Suffolk Raceway, then to Blancy Drag Strip at Columbia, S.C. The last two events on theschedule will beat the Gainesville Raceway - and the DeSoto Memorial Speedway at Bradenton. Brown fig tires If he is In good shape going Into the Florida races, he stands a good chance to win the crown, When he returns From Warner Robins, he will mnve to l.iikeland International Raceway where a top line of fuel dragsters and funny cars will be on hand April 12 and 13. The Raceway will present the fifth running of the International Hot Rod Association's Spring Nationnals, The race is expected to draw over 200 cars, which will compete in seven elimination classification divisions. Early entries in the funny car class have been filed by John Carter of Louisville, Kentucky and Dean Pawlev and Jerry (;wynn of Miami. The dragway opens at 10 a.m. Saturday with qua11fyirg in all classes until 7 p.m. Bracket eliminations and funny car qualifying will run until 8 pin. Sunday gates will open at 9a.m., final eliminations at I p.m. This should be one of the better races For Brown and his -- °' thø ,,, tiin U...... .1 iutij ux un [un ftc won iasi 3ear were against faster cars, but they couldn't catch his lead out of the hole. There might be a world record by Johnny Brown, Sanford's budding drag star. ' DOG RAcING / / 4 ''"("" -.' (73 ', 't.-I - -- I" - ----.- - -- 5-- - t POST TIME 8 P.M. 'MATINEES. 1:43 P.M. (WED £ SAT) 'CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV PLAY THE *LL NEW TRIFECTA fAflFORD-oRLcnDo KEflAEL cwB III LONGW0000FF 17-92 SORRY P400P4E UNDER II • �_ WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ____ Thursday, April 3, 1975-IA Maternity Benefits Are Making Progress In America _____ ____ By JOANNE KOCH .40 Help Send A Song To Poland: S..'.. Support Chorale's Gara-qe Sale Send a broad, abroad! Support the Central Florida Chorale's giant "garage sale" Saturday at the old U.S. Bank building, Sanford Plaza, starting at 9 a.m. Your money will helo send 17 Chorale members to perform in Poland this summer. And at the same time, of course, you'll be picking up some handy bargains at the sale. New and used clothing, fresh house plants, baked oods, used appliances. . . there'll be a marvelous clutter of fantastic bargains. It's one sale you can't miss. Singers in the Chorale come from throughout the Central Florida area, but particularly from Seminole County. They are "our" Chorale, and they are counting on 'LS to help them "Send A Song To Poland" In June. Of vourse, they're working frantically themselves to raise the necessar, 115,000. Concerts are planned at the Altarnonte and Winter Park Malls, car washes, more rummage sales and other actMties. Each Chorale nnt)cr is atteinptuu to get to dinatc $10 or more to this exciting and proud venture. Several singers 1b have already solicited enough sponsors to cover their travel expenses. Their continued fund raising efforts are to help others In the group meet their goals. The group is convinced it is going to make the tour but isn't sitting around waiting for a gift from heaven. So ipport these go-getters; make their rummage sale the first stop on your Saturday itinerary. The concert tour to Poland from June 23 to July 17, will include stops in Warsaw, Zelazowa Wola (where Mozart's home will be visited), Lowicz, Zakopane in the Tatra Mountains, Gubalowka Hill, Crakow and Wielicika. Other concerts are still being planned, and the Chorale is expected to perform impromptu concerts In villages along their bus route through the country. The National Polish Student Union will be the Chorale's official tour guides, and members will stay in dormitories along the way. Help put the Central Florida Chorale on the (Polish) suprt all their forthcoming fund raising drives, starting with Saturday's rummage sale. ,1 , 4, - I I A; ii I I ns 'Mome ~~ ) le New 1<unawa I ~J sl 1 - -1 1, . . y L, . ~ t~. t -.%~ .. 7_ - a t11 - !, . t By FANE1I'E EI)WARD.S Correspondent A _0% on " ul When a Swedjs).lyn mother was asked if new mothers have an easier time in Sweden than in the U.S.A., she laughed. In Sweden, she said, a pregnant woman's Job must be held open for a least six months. An expectant couple Is entitled to six months leave with full pay, divided any way they choose. 'Me father might take two months and the mother three, either before or after the birth of the baby, If she wishes to go back to work after her baby born, the mother living in Sweden has several options. Excellent infant day care centers are available or a "day moth er" can be hired with over hall of the cost picked up by the state. Swedish employers must provide a certain number of part-time jobs so that mothers or fathers who Public school teachers can no longer be forced to take maternity leaves as soon as they are in their fifth month, according to last year's Supreme Court decision (Wetzel v. liberty Mutual). Surveys show that two-thirds of the country's schools are eliminating these mandatory pregnancy leaves, 'c'- Rehearsals are under way for the Second Annual vistall Revue being produced by the Deltona Woman's Club, under the direction of Miss Mildred N. Caskey. . Woman's Club from Mrs. Rita Perry 1469 Helena Cit., Deltona, or Mrs. Pat Lynch, 1465 Helena The revue will include wedding and christening scenes and scenes from many other nostalgia-filled occasions. The narrator during the entertainment will be Mrs. liuth Reher Paetz, and musical direction Is in the capable hands of Mrs. Grace O'Brien. Hugh Lynch is set designer and William Fre nch will direct lighting, Mrs. Marguerite O'Connell and Bunny Hall are charged with stage and N.O.W., hopes that passage of the Equal Rights Amend. ment will finally insure coverage of maternity in all cases. Until then, she gives us these rules of thumb. If maternity coverage is an employment benefit, the insw'ance company must pay the same percentage for maternity hospitalization as they would for other hospital bills. But be careful. There are no laws covering private policies. Many of them still cover only $300 of a $1,(0) delivery bill. If pay Is received for other types of leaves, the benefits must apply to maternity leaves, according to Ms. Lonnqulst. We're still a long way from Sweden, but let's raise our glasses of milk and say 'ol" to those striving to give working mothers a fairer shake. Emma Coleman Honored At Recent Bridal Shower Club Notes To Remember' based (fl the many incidents, aggravations and highlights which go to make up the lives of most women, creating a chain of memorable mrments to be shared by families and friends. Featuring a cast of 50 Woman's Club members as well as a number of their husbands and children, the revue requires a large producti on sta ff and stage crew to convert the Club House Into a suitable background for the many musical numbers, dance sequences and comedic situations to be presented, Tickets are now on sale women wor king at strenuous jobs are conintuing until a brief time before delivery. One femin ist has claimed that "a woman who has a baby deserves disability pay just a. much as a man who has a hernia." The Equal Employment Opportunities Commission has urged that pregnancy be treated as a disability when it comes to computing benefits. But many insurance companies and employers disagree. Even the courts ry. An important California case (Aello v. Geduldig) held that pregnancy is different than othe disabilities because the woman has chosen it and she is healthy. Other decisions have supported pregnancy compensa ti on and some (significantly Gilbert v, General Electric) are still undecided, Judith Ionnquist, national legal vice president of In offices, banks, stores and classrooms, pregnant women are continuing to punch those time clocks right up to the ninth month. ASIde from those special cases, such as the telephone installer-repairer in eighth month who couldn't get her arms around the telephone pole, even I Women Of Deltona Present I ____ ivio wish to spend part of their time at home are not forced into lowpaylng, unskilled j While in the U. S. is way behind Sweden in maternity benefits, we are making progress. .1-i. ---..--'----- Thursday, April 3, 1075-4A Their motto Is, "We sing, that they may speak," Those attending included Bride-to-be Emma Coleman Peggy Blake, Daphnie Fisher Elizabeth and Chuck Jett; j0 was honored recently with a and Laura Graham of Sanford. The Del3nry Woman' s (lob and Kay Harris; Jan and J o hn bridal shocr at the home f 00' an hour long Myers; Vickie and Dennis Hall; Ms. Wrothy Mitchell of New program by the 20-member 1 The home of Evelyn and Alex Linda and Dana Dunn; Lessie Smyrna Beach. Hostesses were I Surfside Chorus of Daytona Serraes became "La and Joe Pauline; Ercell and Ms. Mitchell and Ms. Nellie Mystique (3 Y Beach, on April 9, at 8 p.m. in t:\ Bob Gray; Sue and Ray Fisher. 1 aison" recently when it the DeBary Community Center. the setting for Xi Theta Epsilon Ceynowa and Evelyn and Alex The bride was presented with Conducted by William sorority's March mystery Serracs. a pink corsage and gifts for the Sherrull, the choru.s will feature dinner, kitchen and bathroom. Guests t he Sound of the Surf Quartette, included Pat White and Nellie Planned and prepared by who will render such nostalgic Evelyn Serracs and Sue The Deflary Arts and Crafts Wooden of DeLand; Pat Evens, numbers, as, "Old Black Joe,' Ceynowa, with Ailene and Club met today In De.Bary Hall, Gwen Cooper, Nattle Har ris Bro Derby" hnd "Roll Dem Qody Serraes helping se rve, with ar tist M rs. and Mathe Roberts of New ot Bones the dinner WaS accompa ni ed giving a demonstration on Smyrna; and Wilma Coleman, Ma special feature, the Take a variety of unusual con- "Portraiture in Water Colors." Four Quartette will combine dimenta. She was assisted by her hu -A Z vocal talent with sonic amazing Clues to the identity of each band, Page. 2 Silkenique Wrtio Pajamas in footwork. These girls are all course were contained in Mrs. Trotterandherhusband members of the Famous Beach bright-covered menus, Of have shared their lives and 0 Chapter of The Sweet Adelines. seventeen choices listed, some a X rs careers for over 50 years. They Ill W. First SO- S#Rtwd r had foreign names and lette met at the Pennsylvania This outstanding program was arranged through the el. were scrambled in others. Academy of Fine Arts, where 123 forts of: The Daytona Beach Lnncrs naa but a few minutes to b,)th won the Cresson Traveling Pool owners: Chapter of the society For The make their selection before Scholarships to Europe. waiting the surprise serving& They've been married for 45 Preservation and EncourGerman scholars had no Years, and both continue their agement of Barber ShopfIlty recognizing the baked individual careers, he as an IISinging in America; the rt Cash Refunds for buying ~ potatoes (kartotfelbakken)and lustrator and she as a portrait merica's No.1 Pool sanitizer now: /7# Reverend John F. lloore; artist. those with Italian ancestry Douglas Clarke, program Sorority uN0RM5 I Arts, Crafts --- By Nancy Hydra Woodward women's % t -I N"P movement has given atasupermarketnr restaurant, even let her know we I . - - __, = ~ . ,*__~_ Z- --- —4-izt~,V= The Herald Services , her the Impetus to act it out, In Now they are faced v7 u , t 4 J The revue will be 6 wi th a found her." And Tracers ' . A . . .. ... . - . •.. It. NEW YORK .(NEA) — the hope that someone will hear secondary ;•(•., problem. How . -t presented do April 18 and 19 at reports -.•..••. . P:-'&,',' that it does find 70 to 75 ! There is a new social dropout her, 1.j , - .c .- •, -they get back home with a per cent of •j . i 8p.m. and .. £ J4., April 20 at 3' the wives who from the American home today. •. I -.. 'I "Running away is an im- minimum of The em barrassment?' m issing. '•revue, called, She began to assert herself in mediate release from the limbo What kind of trails do they CHORALIERS The humanities division "Momenta To RememI happy of There is usually a 196d ( the year of the student condi tion in which she finds Seminole Junior College will Present the ChoraIJers In Concert on Sun&y leave' Goldfader fisted several ending with the return of the ber," will be staged at the at3Pm.inthenew8tudcntcenter.me14.voIceoof$elected,jflgersisuflderthedII.ectioflo,Dr rebefflons), caught up to her herself," Goldfader explained. The Travelers' Checks num. Woman's Burt Pcrinchjef, Music for this runaway wife, -They have all Club on Nor. public concert Includes religious works from Haydn, Mozart w male counterpart three years "Most of these wives have been hers, credit cards to which they learned a lesson in human mand y Boulevard in Later and last year took the married since they were 18, had Brahms; secular works from folk literature and Popular sbowtunes; and a collection of sared and resort once their money has relations secular tunes Dell fro th te m Americana to commemorate e nation's Bicen nnial. Soloists will be Rocky and communication," lead. Who is she? their first child within the y ear, dwindled, normal group in- Goldfader commented. Some 1, Lliurchwell, Mary Reed, Jayne Leach, YOuPI Vaughn, Dona MeHargue and L'oulse Priest. (Photo Mom. Yes, Mom. Written and staged by their second within the next i8 surance information fed into a couples do seek c~;un_—Ung, by Jim Congletoul Reversing an age-old pattern Miss Caskey, the revue is 1i months, By the time she computer if she Is hired by a either through a marriage . of Dad deserung me hearth, the reaches 34, the usual age of the large firm, perhaps a continued counselor or encounter groups. American wile is the latest runaway, she -' feels habit of visiting a local bridge Ajyj the husband, ___________________________________________________ _______________________________________ who once _____ _________ runaway phenomenon, Last overqualified as a wife." dub or Its counterpart on rejected his wife's attempts to year, Tracers Co. of America, a _____________________________________________________ In an effort to extrica te Friday evenings. individualize herself, is now full national company based in New herself from this role she tries Side A few do take drastic steps to of encouragement. While 1k Too ________________________________ York City, was retained to find to involve herself In outside a________________________________________ _____ make their statement felt. A number of wives get the par____________________________________ I,IX wives compared to 909 activities. Offers to help her fair, blonde-haired wife was time job DEAR ABBY: My attention they had talked about _____ husbands. Edward Goldfader, h usband are seen by him as fo und by Tracers wor ki ng in a others sign up for has been called to a recent courses at a ______ head of the firm that deals only meddling. _ 1-.01 ____ ______ 'd WILL ___ program chairman of the inquiry Attempts to become black brothel In Philadelphia. l In your column by a ____ _____ ocal college and begin taking a In missing persons, _____ _____ Iced tea? And what, pray, was DeBary Woman's Club. said his more involved with her Was her husband shocked, more active part in co _____ ____ ___ ___ ___ newly remarried lady in her 80s 40 _____ mmunity figures reflect the national children's activi ties are met r I)oes your organization need While the promotion is set for 'Quiver Liver,' 'Angasal' ° ' C1'IEPJSH Q(J esentful? "No," said Gold- affairs, Women's who wanted to know what the Lib-oriented a good fun(d) raising project? a three day period — May 1-3 — ____ The SPEBQUSA Is the largest Boston Twine? picture which, in 1973, showed with equal rebuff. And any ____1. fader. "He was extremely groups included, chances of her becoming all-male singing organization one runaway wife for every though t of getting a part-time happy Here's the chance: SISTER the actual Sidewalk Sale will Many other outlandish terms RING *~"` LIFE _____ ,3 Ar it w stated In error In to find her and so was $ pregnant were at this time in in the world. Their purpose is were discovered to be those old Does Goldfader expect INC., and the Downtown take place Friday, May 2. All A biithsfon. for .ach of her loved ones. her life. Your answer, that the Women's Pages' runaway (Fouirteen job usually is met with the she. He was even apologetic number of runaway wives to Merchants are again spon- entrants are requested to $3.00 Refund "to keep America singing" and staples: lasagna, roast beef, $2.00 Refund $1.00 Refund years agohusband. it was one wile for husba nd 's reminder th 11 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN on 100 lb. drums at she is enough to realize he had COn- increase? "Oh, yes. It's a whole soring the annual Downtown register Mrs. John on 75 lb. drums probability of conception was on 35 lb. palls I— ) to support worthy charities, ______ every 300 husbands). by calling Mrs. Fred green beans, garlic unqualified. jeflo or cases I tributed to her switch." very remote, no doubt will ease especially the Logopedics In- and popular beverages. new trend. We are not faced Sidewalk Sale and invite civic, Stein between 9 a.m. —5 p.m. Who has cut into Mom's apple Stock up on a full season's supply of HTH now, have cleat, Most runaway wives live in contraceptive that Is iünesa. He has only one Most husbands are sym- with women her mind. NBC's To Tell The Truth child— stitut.e for children born with ______ sparkling, healthy pool water all summer long I ON.' Iir pie? Women's Lib and Mom cities and the living on ti'e church, service and social as soon as risib1e on a 'first Alter this unique but enshow last night; However, there are several 100 per cent reliable is 'sulfa and he is adopted. Have we speech majority of pathetic and understanding fringes of poverty, deprived of organizations to participate, come, first served' basis A.pcU 13, 375 defects. herself. accvrdffig toGoldfader. Tracers' eastern clients The joyable for dinner, members and deniaL" come once the surprise and blow to Enter the "Salute to Clean Water" Sweepstakes appe cases in instead ar tonight the medical waited too long in this matter to Organization has contributed guests moved onto anything materialIstically. We The feeling of discontent has from New England (75 per cent SISTER (Sanford's loca tions. This vi11 eliminate the patio for DEAR ABBY: Fifteen years do an)Thlng' what do you Win fabulous prize exotic trips. Stop in for details and entry their ego is removed. And they are dealing with women whose Interested Channel 's 7 o'clock show. worthy of mention. One was $1,500,000 to this organization, dancing. been within her a long time, of Its clients stretch across th Sarah's forms. And ask for our free booklet on opening To last minute confusion and ago, my lath er died. (Mothe your pool. r advise? The coin collection is e are quick to admit to their husbands earn betweetr$l5,0o reported by ________________ ___________________________________ Ripley in Encourage observers of the genre say. The states). The firm's experience pr Rejuvenation) provide a be tter selection for had died before hi m.) While he wor th several thousand dollars, ________________ .1,.'. ___ evious la ck of understanding and $25,000, who are aware ____ BELIEVE IT OR nf wants to promote the City of displays. A few spa ces are -, also has been that it is women in and concern. Nei ___ some didn't heave a great fortune, but of course a good family -1 ' & time in 1945: "An NOT ther are the what they have been missing Sanford by ar American ousing Interest already registered, the big ci ties and iburts chlldrr.n hostile at everything of value was divi ded re la Indian woman, age 99, married tionship Is priceless. What having been and now have he confidence, and sponsoring projects that S. French Ave. Ph. 322-3022 San1ord,, .surrounding big cities who run abandoned. Stricken though _ a man, age 37. One year later evenly among my two brothers, is your advice' through Women's Lib if you will promote the city. 0 And shoppers, don't miss the away. Farm wives don't tend to they are by Ring of UI.', Custom-made'.Holds she gave blrthtoa son. She died my sister and myself. The only INAQUANDARY aWtence, they will, to do something about it." SW14 1 run away, he said. And most are ecstaticherupon Advantages to organizations Seventh Annual Downtown ` --_-_ thing we coul dn't decide on 7 tionts in 14 karat DEAR IN: Much depends at the age of Mom's (Nancy Hydra Woodward, a participating in the Sidewalk Sidewalk f lee in winter, summer's Sal Organizations . j4 Sale. and I synlh,,,c stone, $3993 uPu Your s co"tiom return. "Children want both contributing editor to Town & Sale are three-fold: It is a fun have year-old-son and a 56-year-old been working on their sale ' coin collection, Loch oddtonol synthetic stone, $2.50. it he is at death's husband." door, of By FANNEITF EDWARDS warmth having brought at least parents at home, no matter Country, writes on topics activity for the dub members; products for a year and the ~ W —W~ P,F, 694YMM10t eWt(~ Mrs. Albert Croninger, president; Mrs. Robert Lindfocb genuine %tome, $4.so. As time was limited for us all course The matter of The coin physical release from the what. And obviously, the ranging from 6% .,am The second case involved a Herald Correspondent ,• Each d Hollywood it clearly demonstrates the Items offered i amond, $13. home. mise i be horticultural chairman, Bey, vice-president; Mm John mother hadn't planned a per. to child woman reported to have been 15 to be together (we live In dif- collection should not be brought 1 organiza tion Is a vi, con- outstanding, useful and reported that ghere will be a Stadler, treasurer and Mrs. The normal pattern is for the manent separation. U ferent states) br th my oldet o er up. But if he's reasonably well, years old who married a _ she had, Th e Deltona Garden Cl ub Horticulture and Education tributing group In Seminole colorfW. Many will be apwife to wait until her youngest Charles Wyman, secretary. man said, "II it's all right with th she could have filed for about *). A child was bornto e you might suggest either elected officers for 19776 at Its Exhibition at the Deltona ii ` County; and the results of the propriate for Graduation and ,, child is 10. Waiting longer divorce," The Aster Circle meeting was rest of you,i'll keep --the coin di viding the coins among the this couple. It was reported in March meeting, Friday. With Woman's Club house, spon. held at t participation Ia the sale are Mother's Day. Don't overlook means life may pass her 101*11111ild he ho llection me of Mrs. until we She reach a four of Goldfader usually couflsels you, or having them several leading American co representatives of the 16 dr. sored by the Garden Cl financially beneficial as well as this opportunity WAYS To SOT withdraws half the bank ac- the husband to wait 30 it benefits ub on Everett Crumbucker. Mrs. decision as to what should be evaluated and then It one cles, officers and board April newspapers. - lays Any time is gift time a self-satisfying, 19, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Raymond Barlow served as coboth the buyer and the seller. count, frequently converti done with it." The rest of us wanted to buy them all, he to deO',vy fr1 Msth,.ea Buy. jstsE,., _.,,4 ng it before retaining his flm, friendly visit, a birthday, These are rare cases, but members present, the following Her co-chairmen will be Mrs. hostess. Ten into Travelers' Checks (easily "They come to me mem be rs and one they did happen. All women agreed. and nothing more was could pay the others for their were elected to serve: Mrs. Cecd Halbert Jr. and Mrs. guest, Mrs. Marie Oberg, 1— P after first holiday or Just the opportunity I" - 1mk _~ were traced), leaves a note vowing said or done about it. share. (P.& Some wise person Frank IMsecki, president; Herbert Joh going to the police who can do to reaffirm a special friendship. shou ld be made aware that nson. love but crying out she 'can't nothing about It, present. Members were asked Now, years later, my sister Once said, "You never really Mrs. Herman Wagner, vice Rules for the exhibits: A once they So why not give a different kind where there is life, there is 9 3x5 to have small potted plants k take it,' and disappears while realize It is a missing per3om of present NOW DISCOUNTING told me that she had know a person until you have to president; Miss Mary Burke, inch card must be placed — a gift to spruce up hope. at ready for sale at the herthe children are In school. F case. I advise waiting that the bathroom — one that share as Inheritance with recording secretary; Mrs. Kent MASSACHUSETTS M.D. brought up the subject of 5 % each exhibit with the common ticulture allow. FROM REG. LOW PRICES Goldfader stressed that most length of time one Is to take coin collection to the brother khm" ) / DEAR M.D.: because usually combines convenience with U Wilson, treasurer and Mrs. and botanical name on it; 1 98 , Election of officers for 1975.76 Complete wives are running from the wife will return on her own. Every... has a Problem. WhaYs these "reports" seriously, then who had it, hinting that Lionel Thereault, assistant potted plan ts must be of a size was held decorator design? yours? F or rs write a pe onal reply, to " with the following " McAfr 0 01, someth'ing,' lot to some" . And Why go to the expense if they would like tosee it again, buthe ABBY:Box No. easurer, Th,.,.s,,$s. An ornamental Ussue box can 114: Mali.,. L.A., Calif.tr that can be displayed on \,, the results: Mrs. ) Earle Brown, most want to be found Im- don't have to? s..,y Caroi Dfapres didn't offer to show it to her. Eclos. stamped, self , The mee ting was attended by table. They must have been be made at home, covering an .,,. • medIately in president; Mrs. Fred Baudry, '"" Of $p'ef$ii and, without sermarm Lanot We've always been on good "And when we find her we old box with colored papers, Cirou,t. Table 11 I.1';.. V IN U I I ( )M E Hate the possession of displayer for vice-president; Mrs. Paul to , l avrispq110A "Outip realizing itters? Sond SI ,. Jack"* 04 Da"Willip V 11 ' 1 carwial it, leave trails cannot arrest her or force her ribbons, fell cutouts or antique. orga terms with each other, but no Abigail Van Buren, 112 Lasky Dr., ._ . WOWArd 11. -Male Garden at least 90 days. Clay or plastic Thomas. secretary and Mrs. ,•. M-1 orNes facilitating their discovery, back. After all, she has one want ed Beverly Hills, Calif. to risk hurt Circle, 30212. feelings IS NO . ,,The Tro wel 'n Error pots with catching saucers Ortege Connell, treasurer. not Jookdecoupage.Guesttowelsin Why? "Because once the cunimitted a crime booklet "How to Write Lsfle . All we can neu tral colors to match any by bringing up the matter. Circle," They have a mnem- beneath must be used. ' ' , (2 only) compare $39.99 Custom Framing euphoria of escape has worn do Is advise far All Occasions." PI.a encloie a Membersoi the Azalea Circle . F'F ER ,.,.,. her husband what decor Now the brother who has the bership of 25 and extend an are always welcome, And 't self.address.d, stamped (sc) 1 Wit Point, oils, etc. met for a ii off, luncheon meeting at .10 Tcrrariums, up to large fish the glamorous adventure our information has turned up how about a fresh, green * collection has a terminal envelope. invitation to other men in (3 only) compare $79.99 fern In - s dissolved into a menial job and let hirn act upon it. We don't a pretty planter? 1 Cassadaga Hotel. Dur ing a N .' e'' L But the Welcome Wagon FREE PROf ESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATING Deltona, to join their ranks, bo wl size; dish Gardens, no the larger than OxI2 inches; cut short business mceting, officers REVOLVING CHARGE .- FREE DELIVERY (2 only) compare $129.00 e it easier They nret the third Thursday $7999 STORE SIDE PARKING coming year were 4 of each nionth at 9:30 a.m . in specimens to be displayed in for the ?etaster Cha rge 4 Drawer Layaway BankAmericard fr rouridings, and maybe put the Little Red School House of Mlchelob or brown crisco elected. They were: Mrs. [ s3Jr7] [-------------------------------- ------- - -,----4 only compare $59.99 'h. are to be Jamr,es lipari, president; Mrs. a siiiik on your face! the Deltona Community Center. bottles. Exhibits I .. viceCourt Freeburn, I Announcement was made by brought tothe clubhouse at9:30 president; Mrs. Lester Smith, lnclud.*: club president Mrs. Ewald a.m. and remo%ed by 5:30 p.m. secre tary and Mrs. George . __m. I ~ ,tr!~~, ) . Triple Dresser Korth that the Annual Spring The Amaryllis Circle Of the Talmadge, treasurer. Miss FURNITURE. INC. I Mirror Luncheon of t he Deltona Garden L-_, Club Garden Club met at the Sanford's Finest I Nt Marjorie Roes was welcomed Chest . . I ____ -will be held on ' . .-. LA 2'% at borne of Mrs Mt'ran I'unrt I'I)ELI April $1C 0* ' 4, - b" riv.uou.ru ... ,j • i 1 . II,II WED. ILNoon Stetson University. Tickets with Mrs. G. Stuart Kenney as Frame _____________________________ , gil Following the meeting avisni SAT. IS-S T ' Although you may never get near may be secured from circle co-hostess Night Stand Mrs. Walter was made to the Amaryllis - .2 I % Evenings By Appointmn PC the vault, show your mettle with presidents Seliman, president presided at Gardens of Miss Jean Moore m ' L ' ii ' nun11 ctht5t I Milt E&SI of 1.4 Sainfore (3051 323 02)@ LF . 24 karat gold' Mrs. Walter Seilman, enthe meeting. Plans were Lake Helen — your own 705£. FIRST STREET Y — ~ 1. ~ . , ironmtntal impro vement finalized for the Installation DOWN TOWN 31? C?04 FRENCH MEDITERRANEAN_CONTEMPORARY PI vr ingot. Topped with Reg. $7 Reg. $699 $.$9 Reg. Rig. sip, chairman, announced that the Luncheon, and horticultural diamond and linked and the SOLD IN SETS sale and the gol I ,Jk ~ , ONLY I. 149 .1 1499 . 1549 C ir cle 's annual ' Full Size—Compare $129 chi ' N Youth Center on Saxon The following officers were of pure Mismatched Ticking Leafy flower print Bedroom Suite 2 on Sit The Absolute minimum to shape you into the woman you dare to be. Boulevard and had paid for the elected to serve for 1975.76: Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Hiad&oot Board R with scalloped edged Full Size . magic. entire project. KING IZF HEADBOARD— Reg. To $138 Mrs. Ray A. Widmer, Reg. $239.90 collar and pocket. J - . .'.• '.• -.. . .- :'.'-: , ., - • .... IN CONCERT '"- ____ via Sale Fun d) Tim e , DocSays Never ____ __ p OF ____ ___ ____ __ _______ who Dear Abby Mrs. Zacco Is ff n TV Tonigh t P LJ g _____ ______ ____ __ _____ . Iate ____ _____ _______ ___ _____ _____ _____ _________________ _____ ___ _____ ___________ _____ ___ _____ t' ?. Gardeners Elect Officers, Plan Exh ibition ____ ____ SEMINOLE AWNING POOL SUPPLY Deltona ___ I ~0. ~ CA S> _____ WAS way -- -; _ ____ __ Bathroom Gifts ,. - .... . - - rina J ' 1 11 / ', wriI• . 'i-V - .1 LAUGHING 3 Pc. Set 5 Pc. Set 7 Pc, Set CHEST I 29 $49 , __ WEAR A , . I 4. _;1 . " I 'IiC1T)t ' ~ /~...I ~.''. ~~I,, .. SHOE STORE I - 4_ f ___ ' if I I I . DIAMOND oN '()UR PIECE of' FORT KNOX. :,' I to Dliii cieere fl ow -, ' ' ' '' Lt --------- ' ' , - Coffee Coats '67' '169 -' ,• -T 1429 '119 . oz.d • I ç.) Expose - .- �OA--Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, April 3, lflS These five stores.. BMGAIN SECTION OPEN SUNDAY Winter Park Mall Sanford Plaza Merritt Square Titusville Melbourne TrI TiM I 1 20% off our 20 % off these easy-care separates, l inen- look double knit polyester ~7 599 Rig. 6.99. Striped basketball shoes. With air cooled cotton duck uppers, correct balance arch, cushion insole. Great assort ment of colors. In a full range of sizes for men and boys. - V~ - 099 mHA Sale ,. 1) r Sale 'ii) JJ•n•; 499 TAIAHAEE, Fla. (AP) on Commerce Secretary Ed Trombetta says he's a little like a rmed economis t. Tombetta, recently appointed to his position by Gov. 'Reubin Askew, took responsibility last week for releasing monthly unemployment statistics away from EmploymentSecurity Director John Wesley White and assigned it to himself. The Impact of the change was obvious. In his first unemploymen press release. Trombetta had to point out that the rate 'band number of Jobless workers continued to climb - but he stressed positive signs such as unprecedented tourism, Then, a few hours later, Trombetta is.sued an even more positive release on economic signs contrary to the gloomy picture presented by Florida unemployment rates exceeding the national level and rising steadily "What I said last week is an accurate reflection of what's going on in this state," Trombetta said, Ile said Preji!t -it harry Truman once wished he had a orearmed economist. Troinbetta sairl Truman was irritated by economists who said on the one hand such-and-such was true, . Striped and belted sh;rt Jacket of Polyester/silk. Sale 8.80 Rig. $11. Mrs. Dozier has been hired at a salacy of $12,400 to run the communications program for the State Manposser Services Council, She earned $19,000 before she quit th e cultural affairs position last year. "You can't believe how much I missed state goernment, said the veteran state employe, Mrs Dozier made it to last year's Democratic runoff, where she as eliminated by Secretary of State Bruce Smothers She said she hasn't decided whether to run for office again in ti future. "I really don't know," Mrs. Dozier said. "A lot of people want me to run again. nere isn't a day goes by that somebody doesn't say sometWng about it to me.,- When George Kennedy of Palm Bay read an Associated Press story about Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields' plan to build aqueduct piping water south from North Florida's bountiful rivers, he saw an opportunity to solve two of the state 's pressing problems at once. "Your far sighted aqueduct proposal was noted in the newspaper, and I was wondering If you would let me hang my trains on them," Kennedy wrote Shields. , S og. 4.99. Children's cap toe cford with air cooled cotton duck pers. Cushion insole, correct ilance arch. Striped rubber out. le and matching toe cap. Navy. 10-18. unsuccessful candidate for secretary of state says happiness Is working for the state at $6,600 a year less than her old salary as director of the Affairs, Beverly Dozier, "' -, Sale 3.99 I . Sale -- - - ----- -- Sa _- Rig. 12.99. Par Excellence house latex Covers in one coat. ROSIStS staining, lading and chalking. Hands and toots clean up in soap and water. Choose from 46 Custom colors - to T 2" • ... -- -' Save $35 in One and Save on boys' shorts. Sale 3.20 from 48 custom colors Rig. 11,99. Par Excellence scm,gloss is ideal for kitchen, bath, Playroom. Highly washable durable and stain resistant. Hands tools clean up in soap and water, Choose from 48 Custom colors, and t4o. 0210 Rig. 154,99, Si• 119,99, JCPenney 20" 4 HP 171cc push rear bagger mower. Highly mafleuverable, Easy to start engine. Includes rear grass catcher kit, fold down handle, and easy height of cut adjustment $8 a month' U- stain an Save $55 30 to $55 off Tri_qqer-Quick 75's V_ OWNERSHIP . I Business Economists 0ki 0 1 ng For Chang e Rig. 134,99. Sale 99.99. JCPenney 22" 3'- HP 148cc power propelled rotary mower. Easy start engine, easy height-of-cut adjustment, and a Sturdy steel deck 5.50 a month' nnrmanont Dress. Sizes 8-fl Sale prices effective thru Sunday. April 6. 0320 A t '~' \_,_ Save 30 to 50 on every freezer in stock. Get big 15% savings on our room air conditioners. Rig. 29.99. Micro workshop includes complete range of accessories, toot caddy and mitruction bnnklt 'ASSUMES Save $35 denim twill that 's machine washable. $7 to '13 off these rugged power tools. Sale 22.49 ---_-----•-- • Apt. size compacts Vertical styles Chest models vcepr urlanan "1 7 .:1 - r Rig. 52.97. "Trtnle FCtIOfl Dr,l --- I---- Sale 109.65 refrigerators. 5000 BTU air conditioner is regularly priced the same as it was 4 years ago. 2-speed fan and cooling, adjustable air directors and a 10-position thermostat, lnclud fitter and Quick-Mount kit $6 a month' 8000 81U air conditioner, Rig. $169, Sale 14365 18.000 BTU air conditioner. Rig. $269. Sale 228.65 ____________________________________________ Sale p Ices effective thru Sunday, April 13. Rig. $129. Our "Inflation Beater" We 0? ice, eleclave ffirv Ivitday. April Sale 139.95 M 3105 Rig. 159.95. 4 5 cu. It compact refrigerator has 2 sliding shelves, crispercover shelf. Separate freezer ".? No, 2110, 9,3 ft. rifrig,ra Rig. 2195 Now 119.95 compartment Includes light, DUSh button defrost Sale prices effective thru Sunday, April 6. 1 f4t Shown Pir) - " 1W 'CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open 10 a.m. to 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30.6 5: Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. Dolly and Forest Foggh; owners of bd Street Imports in Sanfonj[,opened their b0hM a, the location several months ago. Demand exceeded their floorspace and they Ind 1. increase theune size threefold. Ile business lea tures mellcan and other Imported potkry, sumutry,wisn phiques, 00. pieces, paintings and hand-crafled objects of art. HAS EXPANDED I ome inanci The biggest factor, however, nk lllassivt! government intervention almost certainly will ii propel marketplace activity ahead, even though there is a SJC's Division of Adult and great deal of speculation about .Continuing Education will offer the possibility of rising prices At the recent stockholders daughters, Julie and Jill reside "Conversational Spanish II" again 10 1976. two new directors in Maitland. which is a follow-up course to The forecaster therefore has were elected to the Board of Gary Rue was elected "Conversa tional Spanish i," encouragement from the news. ComBank.Apopka, Charles G. president of ComBank.Apopka "Accorthng to Dr. Ann Bach- The environment is more con- Jaeb, president of B.J.P. mann, who is the Instructor, the ducivi to accepting a bright and owner and managerInc., in February, 1975. He joined of ComBank.Casselbe,Ty In 1968 :students should have had some outlook. Liggett Miracle Drug, Apopka; and was serving as vice .*experience with Spanish before Whatever, a consensus has and Gary A. Rue, president of president, commercial loans, :comlrtg into this class. It will be developed or is developing. The ComBank-Apopka. when transferred to ComBank. too advanced for a beginner. turnabout will occur jn the third Charles Jaeb earned his Apopka as executive vice The class will meet each or fourth quarter, degree In pharmacy from North president. The chief economist for a Tuesday and Thursday from Dakota State University and Rue, his wife, Mary, and l2:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. in Room i well-known international re atte also reside In Maitland. nded St. Louis College !V.13, beginning on April 29 and search and consulting firm tells Directors reelected for the Pharmacy for post-graduate of attempting to sell tits serv,ending on June 17. work In toxicology and year are: E.G. Banks, ices to a Wall Street outfit. For reservations in ConBrewster F. Bray, Norton A. txt excused himself 14 con- physiology. He is a director ofGoff, Foley A. Hooper. John H. th A vrtlonal Spanish II" call ka Chamber verse in another room. Community Services office at Cone and past-president Land, Philip H. Shears and 'rhr ou gh the wall nartiluin the Semmaic Junior o of the Sertoma Club. He is also John H. Talt on. economist soon heard a muted Corn Bank-Apopka is a registration fee may be paid In conve member of Rho Chi and Phi rsa tion that was ended Ka momt,' of Comlianks Cotpa Phi fraternities, the classroom the first class abruptly sheri iine C of the Kap poration, a Winter [lark based fleetiflg. parties exploded: "What, anJaeb, his wife, Kathleen, and multi-bank holding rlinpany. --. thi see Loo ik ng or mortgage money. ti nto a- ro build, refina I I I I LI In U ce 'JI I U I I'J misdo Ii u • i "' -- -. - -- .- - - - -- --- - - -- --- - - ______ yo ,, i'I n'f I I buy, f ijnd i • co sts are now Elects Directors is low. So, if you' ve been waiting, the time to buy or build. Money is plentiful at First Federal of Seminole, , ,O see us soon!, ,. , FIRST FEDERA 112t --- - I. F SEMINOLE MN1OkD Oflltf oitoo unict writti PARK (IIHCI LOCWOOO Of Hfl OiA,C1 CUS OHICI CttU*5 PWA ii: lIlsi 'Ict th4'J Shi'ptn (mitt 12SC} try RU.it Si.itt' ltitJ 411 t 'i' SS It I.-rp.w RI'jIj 1'4 4o ~erTxsrjn - --- ---- '-------•--- ______ ___ - -- - I o • .-- - h! . b etter f inanc in g anywhere. I n fact, mortgage m one y is the best bargain i n , cred t today. You cant borrow money for anything eise at as low a rate. We do not charge the seller points ,, a n d o u r closing ComBank.Apopka ered MEN Very soon our carefully husbanded inventory will cascade away at unrealistically low prices with replacement -- ----- 4.' NEW BUSINESS - Sale 39.74 too! 4' r' , Spanish .-'---. - -j.- . Conversational - - [.. " NEW YORK (AP) - In the still find It too dangerous to other economist calling for a predictable crop subject to all weather hazards from freeze to view of business economists, forecast, fourth-quarter turnaround. Tell hurricane," :the economy soon will begin to But, when a few fearless him DO." The United spokesman, Show signs of reversing its forecasters take the risk, it's The big danger in any fore- pointed out fruit scarcity had course, and might by yearend amazing how many others cast, no matter how many join forced early use of small 56 'be retracing the route U took on quickly follow. Thece is secur- In promoting it, are the as- sizes and grapefruit grading -,the way down, ity in numbers. sumptions that are made. If the below U.S. No. I in outer skin It is difficult to comprehend 2., Economists find i. t much assumptions are wrong - and appearance that did not affect the extent to which they often amount to guesses - superb internal quality. , 'weeks this attitude seems to easier 0 come 0 then the entire forecast is likely lie said some Industry inistic forecasts when . news . have developed. and there is already is turning pleasant. to be inaccurate. ere even con. little doubt that two major reaLast year inany economMs sidering sWpping seedy Duncan The stock market up. conis sons underly it: assumed that the United States grapefruit to m"t fresh market sumer c the -; I. Economists copy from each to onfidence isbeginning would have a L'ouble-free grow- demand a dwindling seedless 'other. The most difficult and . ing and harvest season, failing supply can not• fill. Because seems In a cooperative , of , dangerous forecast of all is to . to take into account the dangers their larger size a major economic the trade balance is and seeds, ing say of Hood, frost, disease, drought Duncans are usually reserved ink, interest showare ..turn is going to take place. You for sectionizing and juice. failing, price increases are and other disasters, .may be95 per cent certairbut moderating, 4, (Not shown here; f L " ' *color costs no more Save on assorted hand tools I - [Am closure with zipper fly. Available at all stores except Orlando Sale prices efftchve thru Sunday, April A. 0326 Rig. 164.99. Sale 129.99. JCPenney 21deluxe power Propelled'mower with 4 HP 171cc easy start engine. No-adjust carburetor Easy height of Cut adjustment 6.50 a month' Rig. $4, Boys' jean shorts with frayed bottom. Four pockets, yoke back, snap Slightly less than a full gallon ________ - . - - ' - -" clean up in soap and water Choose , . ,1 -F irs I . & lade resistant Hands and tools Availab,. . - Rig. 11.99. Par Excellence Our in custOm-mixed paints, because Color Intensity differs. the volume of paint per can may. in some Cases, be -• eitjv. - Sale '.99gal 0 !r' -. and trim durable Fruit Scarcity Florida currently has 26 per cent fewer ' grapefruit to sell than a year ago, United Growers said In an ." update ona short and van1s crop, Gen. Mgr. WiLwn cGee of the OrladobdM grower organization said a 20 per cent upsurge is fresh grapefruit sales through the comparative March 23rd week period had left the state with only 28 per '• ,• cent of Its crop remaining for , certified use in all forms., "There are 1ndicaflóss continued fruit drop and lighter.than.expected plckouts will further cut crop size even though fresh fruit packers and processing plants will try for 7 the last box of fruit." McGee said "scarcity and increased cosU demand" an Colemans Bar-H-Que, Higinny 1742 in Sanford is now ownM by Tony 111iomu I above). Thomas plans to add a wider variety to The immediate wholesale $4.75 menu and Is planning special family and senior dtlzens' days. Price for canned single strength grapefruit juice. He pointed out Favorites on the menu include ribs, thicken, custom bsr-b-elng cu production of this housewife of pork and beef, staple lags 12 per cent behind last season with "no way" processors can even hope to approach the 20.7 million case - Sate 8.99 gai, best interior fiat latex. Covers -- - 1% prices effective thru Sun., April t. - Coat. Washable, -- :' Services office lease were growing more and more irritated last week at the inability of IIRS officials to explain the lease to the satisfaction of the lawmakers. And state employe Stan DerzypoLski didn't help matters when he explained Why he quit his job as space coordinator for HRS. He said he quit because his boss objected when he allowed a woup of lower-ranking employes cramped for space to move into quarters reserved for top administrators. ORLANDO 6-16, A820. 1 10-20. -- Members of the House Appropriations subcommittee in. vestigating a $9 00,000 Department of Health and Rehabilitative Revea ed Polyester pull-on in solid Colors. p ost, so is a fast transit Kennedy said. "The aqueduct system could provide both right-of-way and supporting structures for a fast transit network with a great savings to the ecology and our natural re. e, so why not combine them?" fresh water is needed the m tern," last fall, presumably the good side. "I don't want to create anything other than the most accurate reflection," Trombetta said 'We don't want to make things look better than they are, txit 11 we're making things gloomier than they are, that's bad also." Trombetta said he will contlJu( ZO issue unemployment figures, at least until employment Improves considerably "When the unemployment rate drops to four per cent, then do Rig. $ 14 "When I - i Sale 11.2ö'" j ked . I II s IT, LIKE IT IS iu,y Gov. Askew will issue the press release, " he o .1 IL I A one-amed economist would only see things on the one hand leg. 5.99.Boal oxfords with heavy veave cotton duck uppers. ushion insole, arch Support. s teal colors. In a range of sizes to U uI I i .... blazer. frn ri'ir'itQ -- --- - , - -- --- - -- - --- = Kim - L - �:" -- 2 B-E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________ Th ursday, April 3. 19Y5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. v - _____ _ LONGWOOD __ ___________ The mos t being restored by CFSHP. ___ varied display of Victorian era Early woodenware and Vie.. .... ' artlfccts ever present ed in the torian art glass comprise the settings of central Florida special collections to be shown . .-i.• leao's homes and buildings will at the Inside-Outside House by .,. be featured this weekend the owners, MISS Betty Jo .•\ during the Longwood Cen. McLeod and [)orothy Pearson. tennial Celebration. / Furnished in classical VieThe Central Flirida S otv triaii iii b th ('iuucr for Historic Preservation . House, recentiy acquired by sponsor of t he celebra tion, will Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kidder to conduct walking tours through become their home, Aseven old Longwood structures Early American kitchenware Sat urday from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. and tools will be featured at and Sunday from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Victorian Cottage by the A square dance will be held on owners, Mr. and Mrs. Robert t he city hail plaza Saturday Bradford. '': night at eight o'clock. In ad. School equipment from the dition, an antilque show will be held In the Longwood Corn- 19th century will be displayed munity Building during the at the School House, so-called FOREST CITY Altamonte Springs police take measurements at the scene of Saturday and Sunday tour because It was Longwood's accident In which Cl if ford Cramer, 16 Azalea Dri firsL This collection has been periods. ve, Forest City, YOUTH KILLED died and three persons were Injured yesterday. Cramer was At Bradlee-McIntyre House, gathered by the present ow ners, Mr. and Mrs. Tom riding the motorcycle which collided with a car d ri ven by Iirststopon the tours, will be Alexandro J. Ramirez, 50, 7t2 Virginia Lane, Apopka, hi bits of old handwoven linens, Pratt. at State Road 43$ and Mcntgo,nery Rd. Ramirez and two passengers were stoneware, baskets and other Other old structures treated at Florida North for Injuries suffered In the collision. antiques. Also being Shown tour are Christ Episcopal Cramer was dead on arrival at the hospital. (Herald Photo then sa3o4nch-sqwjre replica Church and Shaw cottage, the Chuck McClung. of the historic three-story la tter now occupied by a — winter cottage, now owned and ' I llegal up Aliens The Herald Services unemployment in the Caribbean and Latin America, as NEW voii - (LENS) - well as a growing realization With unemployment running at that the undermanned enover 10 per ce nt in New York forcement agency rarely ty and the entire s ta te of New catches up wi th i llegal en tran ts. Jersey, a considerable stir has There is no hard evidence arisen over illegal Immigrants that Illegal immigrants are I - 1 Fee ' ' l - On Advance Sewer Fee CREMATION 111110 THEIR SEARCH SHEET If- EACH ____ '-.'! ___________ SQ. YD. inyl Cushioned ____ _____ ____ Foamcraft FLOORING ____ Price (sheet). No-scrubbing, no-waxing sheet goods with built-in cushion. 12' - _____ Reg. Price (sq. yd.) ......... 5,99 Clamp Lamp SOCKET Complete with 6 ft. cord. incaot / Reg. Price (bag) ............ 1.79 " .; - . . $ _ / ~ngn a PD BAG . ,,., . scoirra • CHAR,BROI ___ Barbecue CHAR-KETTLE OIU,ov.m,.d 5.11W I.... • • _____ - - .--• Trinity Preparatory School - A Co-ed Day School Acre Campus - Personalized on b Steel fire grate. Chrome cooking grate Is 14" x 23", CK-117. C — Reg. Price ................39.95 / Scotty's® CAULKING Fluidmaster COMPOUND EACH EACH BALL COCK Quiet, easy to install. Fits all standard closet tanks. Model 200. Reg. Price(ea.) .............3.69 Non-hardening, non-staining caulk in 8½" cartridge with plastic tip. Reg. Price (ea.) ............. 59' DRYER VENT KIT Summary FLAGSHIP BANK . - 5' flexible wall pipe has 4" diameter, 4" wall cap and 2 clamps. - — ' - EACH ) - Reg. Price (kit) ......... .... 4,39 /giceJ69C (ea.) ,.,..- 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M.. DAILY FRIDAYS 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. generall 100 y •1'T'; .,.- --. - Grade "A" Water Conserver EACH CLOSET 2" x4 x 8' White vitreous china syphon jet closet combination uses 30% less waterl (Seat not included.) 9 g._Price( ea.)............ 47.65 _________ 13 STUDS \r." \' I 1 ________________________ "1 Use for driveways, sidewalks, terraces or garage floors. No. 9242. EACH is Ideal for many home or shop uses Reg.Price(ea.).............2.29 ra SALE PRICES GOOD APRIL 4 thru 10 with the helping hand of 100 FRENCH AVE. : SANFORD 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY • I _____ _______ PATIO BROOM _________ --- ________ ATIONAL II U CQ.p*., . aaa- aaaaaaaa_ a_a a aa SCOTTY SALE PRICES GOOD APRIL 4 th,u 10 1 I TEAR OUT THIS HANDY POCKET REMINDER AND SHOP SCOTTI FOR ALL YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS! I I I CHAR-KETTLE GRILL 29.% CHARCOAL (bag) . ...1.59 DRYER VENT KIT .....349 u 2'z4"z8STUDS(.) FLOORING tsq. yd.). . .4.59 CAULKiNG (as.) ......33c AS MOWER .......66.88 WATER CONSERVER i .1.69 CHINACLOSET(ea.).3999 ' PATIO BROOM (ea.) . .1.59 BALL COCK tea.) .....269 PANELING (sheet) . . aaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaa a - a aaa a a .1 - ;i•; WWI 47' ( .. !'t .:.'..1...;'y. jj..:. ;••... ,.. ,.. - Downtown, 200 W* First St. b anford,322a 1611 9S SANF ODD HEATING FULL BANKING SERVICE & AIR CONDITIONING Reg. Price ................ 89.95 Vegetable Guaranteed Deposit Date ALL AT YOUR OF SANFORD a Has aluminum body and hood. DIRECT DEPOSIT CHECKING ACCOUNTS . Has 3'HP' Brigg Ei Siratton engine, rewind starter, 20" cut. Model 1420. Io H,,nd, PLUS The Herald Rotary GAS MOWER Economy $ ON SOCIAL SECURITY .". Clean-burning briquets in handy 20 lb. bag. America's Birthday Being Commercialized INC —I SPARKY CHARCOAL ZB.RIC1C No Service arge —,—. The lovely Constitution Birch pattern is finished in simulated woodgrain print. ______________________ _____ - EACH H WALL PANELING _________________ V ____ PANEL f7l? _`11 _ __ _____ TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS WHILE SUPPLY LASTS :l ____ ______ ______ Refund Of $30,000 ALUMINUM SHEETS ____ ____ _____________ _ ho SPECIAL! Prefjnjshed 5/32" x 4'x 8' CONSTITUTION BI RC H ____________ ___ _____ Demanding 6 U.S. Plywood Al' SCOMI in the area. The construction taking jobs In substantipl workers' union has protested numbers from legal Im. that illegal aliens are robbing migrantz or native-born them of jobs, while other critics Americans. Nor is there much charge that they are a drain on truth In the proposition that welfare agencies, they are working at subNew J ersey's Represen ta tive standard wages. 'peter Rodino, the powerful What does appear clear Is chairman of the Judiciary that they arework.Ingaimenj committee of the house of or disagreeable jobs that mos t Representatives, has proposed Americans will not take. Both legislation that would compel legal and Illegal aliens are an employers to check on the important sour ce of domestics status of their workers, with and workers in restaurant escal ating pe nalties for those kitche ns and In other unskilled who knowingly hire illegal and low-paying occupations. aliens. His bill has drawn i n. They are no menace to most ALITAMONTE SPRINGS - tempted to collect the franchise security for long term planning, The delay in collecting a 15 per lee. would require a pass-on to cent franchise fee from corncustomers of 67 per ce nt of the e said the fee for a non, franchise (cc, Wells said. mercial garbage and trash t(ltt1vi' franchic W (11!IU'c(jOfl companics £Cfl. an businesses and apartment attempt to collect a tax, not Although the franchise or.6~_Teasing support from trade trade unions, which regulate complexes within the municipal permitted under Florida law. dinance was adopted lastv) limits was attacked by resident lie added that the city properly September, the city has not unions and patriotic groups, their memberships rigidly. Bill Taylor, a member of the could collect a fee for granting been attempting to collect which bandy about scare The unions are under figures of the numbers of illegal pressure to admit more city's planning board Tuesday an exclusive franchise, franchise fees. night, however. Immigrants and the jobs that members of minority groups, Commissioners appeared to Taylor, noting he has kept up they are taking from American particularly blacks and Puerto Wells and Dump-All be leaning toward amending with citizens. Ricans, who are among the executives indicated the city te ordinance to an exclusive levy to begin April 15 of a $2.50 Their opponents, including hardest hit by unemploym ent. franchise monthly garbage-trash co uld expect to collect a arrangement, religious organizations and But the slump in cunstruconIs collection fee from residents, Proximately $15,000 annually in Commissioner Cal DeVone civil libertarians, are just as a greater barrier to em. demanded that business houses an exclusive arrangement with noted his colleagues in cavalier In their use of statistics ployment of minority workers be treated on the same basis as costs his clients with no pass-on of workshop Monday agreed to go 'und their claims that aliens are than the unions themselves, to the consumers. A non- the negotiated exclusive homeowners. being discriminated against. Joblessness Is especially "When are you going to begin exclusive arrangement, franchise route rather than The very nature of this "silent acute among black teenagers, collecting from commercial because it would not provide placing the franchise out to bid. invasion" makes trustworthy with 40 per cent out of work. carriers," Taylor asked. Mayor statistics hard to come by. The plight of black women is Norman Floyd's reply was that The furor over alien Im. about as bad. Most black bo th the fee to homeowners and migration stems largely from American females, Including to commercial companies the mounting ranks of the the vast majority in the 18-25 would begin at the same time. use to however, this did not appear metropolitan area. But ever work In domestic service, likely is ci ty commioners lnce the passage of the j which they regard as w have held In abeyance migration act of is, which demeaning as well as poorly collecting the franchise fee bollshed quotas but set an paid. Th is is the gap that alien since au thorized by ordinance pverall limit of l20, Em. workers, especially Latin RED AND GOLD last September, instructed _______ nigrants a year from the American women, have helped Now11 Floyd to conduct a study to Attorney Western hemisphere, the to fill. determine the advantages to number of ill egal entrants Despite Its well advertised the ci ty of awarding an exA COMPLETE SERVICE FOR been rising, troubles, New York City elusive franchise to a company, The main reason is that to be remains a magnet for in). oo The ordinance now on the admitted legally aliens are migrants, whether from other $3 5 0 books calls for non-exclusive required to have a specifi c job parts of the country or from F' franchises to commercial 'ito go to. abroad. It Is, after all, a companies within the Gearuti.d Forever Ti N.abrs if city, Immigration, legal and thriving ethnic center wi th OFF Commissioners voted last illegal, has also be en large colonies of southern ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - receiving a $31,000 WINTEISET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. cost REG. ,, Mee hange month ting times were c to charge single fam ily d stimulated by cheap air travel, blacks, Jamaicans, Haitia ns mecity'aaptwoy 5 estimate from th PERFORMED BY A LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR e Seaboard to 6:30 about 15 months ago hom wners for city garbage ago of some $500,000 eo and the rising population and and Thnldadlans. Now '5" In advance Coastline Railroad for an when — Simplicity With OlQnity citizens said the early collecti on service after City sewer connection fee payments . automatic railroad Good thru AprlI1 from land developers continue signal and its installa crossing -neting times made it difficul t Attorney J Davis con tinued tion at the forcitf ns to attend, However, warning that condominium to plague this municipal Spring Oaks Boulevard FOR FREE BROCHURE for the past six months an dwellers could challenge he government, . Trilby Bend spur. PHONE 422-7393 average of only three or city's inability to provi de them OR MAIL THIS COUPON TO In court currently with one Some $3,000 in the estima te citizens have attended weekly With the same free service. In WINTERSET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. Last week Orlando attorney who is at- was designated for "composite meetings. CENTER 120 N. ORANGE AVE. tempting to recover fees for additi ve." Charles Wells hinted his client, O'NEAL ARCADE, SUITE 7 100 PANELS To CHOOSE FROM unused sewer connections and IU commission approved Dump All Inc., which supplies ace Congress established the t ORLANDO. FLA. 32801 America's 200th birthday American Revolution Bicen.. Floyd said this c rossing Stanley M. Sherwen's request garbage and trash collection with Its main sewer plant OPEN DAILY .5 SAT. '1 ce le bra ti ons, w hich got under tennial Administra tion (Arba). opera ting at capacity, a Coral signal is far down on the t the city show its ap.. service to 98 per cent of PItlNISNIOWALLP*NIL$.DINo$u$pLyon NAME AM$7IoNo CllUPiO TILU way this mon th, are off toa bad Gables attorney representing priority list and it is unlikely it predation for his gran ting a - tONSIl. city's business hoe and But the indecision and I. IUST.0.IUM . SPINDLI PLI* - IUILDINO$HILVJPO start. Many Americans do not political feuds of the cornanother will be installed In the near feet drainage easement across apartment complexes would -307 E. 25th STREET St. Ph. 323-57 future even If the city I4 his property a year ago by take the city to court if it atSanford even realize that th e festi vities missi demanded a hearing before on had already taken a CITY _______ STATE ______ZIP city cmmtsslon on its refusal costs outlined, . have begun a nd ma ny of those toil. waiving the oo water TELEPHONE nwho do grum bl e a bout the way to refund some $30,000. nectlon fee and $100 building Both Philadelphia and Boston And Commissioner Cal permit fee for a home ' ,they are being organized. had already said that they could he is IT-7 Benjamin Tepper, whose DeVoney said he believed the planning to build on Lake The Bicentennial has been a not afford to set up a giant fair client abandoned plans to build railroad's report that It has Drive. It was agreed hot potato ever since 1966 when - once thought of as the main a high-rise apartment-office already used elsewhere the old will consider the fees the city President Johnson set up the attraction - and the Bicenand the complex on SR 436, asked signal removed from another easement a trade-off and that Bicentennial commission, tennial was left without a Mayor Norman Floyd in a letter SR 436 crossing "to be a lie." whose job It was to decide how common theme. Sherwen will formally execute this week for legal Justification the birthday party should be Out of this shambles the head The old signal, about one ml an easement agreement. The for the city's position, Previous agreement run. After seven years and of Arba, John Warner, had been from the Spring Oaks an oral one, considerable expense, the produced a plan which "In Our opinion, ft would t.In Boulevard crossing, was comiriss ion was finally dispensed With the need for a the best interest of the city and replaced with a larger signal Commissioners approved disbanded, having achieved main theme by calling for the when SR ourselves If the requested legal 436 was widened, ,. placing a street light v1rtually nothing, and in its Bicentennial to be cele brated opinion would be forthcoming With seven persons in the Gregory Court as petitioned by everywhere. The idea was for before we are secheduled to audience including four 16 property owners. The each community to sponsor its USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES discuss same before you and citizens, Poli peti ti oners cited recent van. ce Chief Justus own Bicentennial project, 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES the commission," Tepper said. East and two mem dali and break.jns In that bers of which would receive a grant Charter Oaks area. from Washington. For this The commission In February cPress. the commission formally nged ha its regular Tu esday Congreasgave decided if plans were pursu Arba $22 million. An ordi nance was adopted ed meeting times from 6:30 And the p la n seems to be p.m., annexing 31 streets and for the high-rise construction, to 4:30 beginning roads C Cabbage_Trading this week working. next week, the city would be able to surrounded by city territory. moderate. The volume So far there are 3,000 provide sewer service by the 1 5 ,hippeiJ last week f rom Florida recognized projects. Books and time it was needed. The city —.. declined to 633 carlot music are later this month Is scheduled to being written, ballets IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They iuivaIents com pa r ed to 723 performed, f ilms and begin construction on the ex. Fit Between Studdlngs and Rafters) plays . 4arlots March 16.22. The shown, museums refurbished, pat-salon of the current 1.2 / olume shipped this week Is fireworks let off, and carnivals Nih on ailOfl daily capacity NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM expected at near the same level and parades planned all over Keller Road sewer plant toai EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN BRING TOTAL (hen will decrease as some the United States. million gallon regional facility. growers in the Hastings area COMFORT LIVING of these projects are CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS thrt pota to harvest. The price connected, In some Floyd indicated way, with he will TO YOUR HOME IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING (or Cabbage is lower at mostly American history and parschedule the workshop session $2.50 per crate F.O.B. with with Tepper. ticularly with the revolutionary -t.CaIrots - Volume shipped war. However, there are a few I from Florida last week was 61 /O1fl.OiflWLICZfl_ Commissioners asked City w hose links with the 200th Attorney Joe Davis to de te rcarlats compared to 62 carlots anniversary are somewhat March 16.22. Lit tle change in tenuous, HEATING & COOLING mine the meaning of the words ' niume is expected this week. 300 N. FRENCH AVE. "composite additive" after PH. 322-ull . PRODUCTS Summer, Missouri, is The price is lower at $5.00 per "Total Comfort" requirements building a statue of a goose in ___ 48-1 lb. film bags F.O.B. differ for every individual Volume from honor of its being the "wild Celery — and M• . -ta l 'entr Florida as tairly light goose capi of the World" and thrcTu a ducted air 0 S *Ith an Increase expected next Texas is holding a chili-cooking distribution system competition. canaHIhesene . A . Lk. Trading is moderate at e r prices, $2.50 to $3.75 per This prof usion of sideshows is rateF.O.B. depending onsize. not without Ib cr jfics, :Hadlshes Volume from this vociferous ofthesehas been the $400 ALOMA AVE. 4rea is moderate. Trading Is. People's Bicentennial Corn. ORLANDO, FL 32117 I iboderate at unchanged prices mission, led by Jeremy Rifkin, 11.50 per carton 304 oz. film which accuses Arba of being too PHONE 671-4140 GRADES 6.12 Lags F.O.R. commercially oriented. Rifkin Some growers have started wants to know how General t)arvest of the spring crop of Motors can afford to squander Ir ixed types of Lettuce and money on schemes like the Endive and Escarole while Freedom Train, which will r. dthers in Central Florida are travel throughout 48 states xpected to start the spring carrying such pieces of op next week. Quality is Americana MEMBER as George Educatio n _______ good. Washington's copy of the 1D.I.C. P11. 322-6390 good volume of Squashis ConstltutJ and John Wayne's 2609 Sanford Ave. Sanford i,w being shipped from Central hat, when thousands of car Plorida, workers are laid off. ., " I Altamonte Springs," he said, Res"dent In Attac On P'' Ick Delay Thursday April 3, 1915--3111, )obless Protest By DONNA ESTES Noting the lake is choked with hydrilla and other Herald Staff Writer Commissioner Cal DeVoney has contacted a aquatic weds wlitch could prove dangerous He pointed to efforts some months ago by In- JurL5dIcfiOn over bodies of water. AI.TAMOfE SPRINGS - City officials here water to state agency botanist (or a recommendation on bow terested citizens and skiers, Sherwen said the amur is known civic groups to clean out Lake "u the state claims the water, It Is up to the state are not sure what the solution is to ridding lakes its ability to consume vast quantifies of th for to get rid of the weeds. Maitby. He said alter the project had begun, a state to do something about this problem," Floyd said. ese withing city boundaries of weeds and other Th e immediate question at this point, according agen cy ordered th e work halted because the state plants. If the fish became a problem, they could "( but they believe the exotic white amur is not the caught they could say It Is the city's responsibility and be to Floyd, is not how to rid the lakes of aqua tic os bodies and removed, Sherwen said. of water in florida, let us budget and plan to solve the problem. 11 answer. we ds, but rather who has jurisdiction to do it Floyd said sta te agencies & Including th e Game Mayor Norman Floyd said not enough is known And, even if the state does relin quish jurisdict ion of Stanley M. St*en, a city property "I sympathize with the people (whose homes and Fresh Water Fish the fish as )wt, adding it is claimed the whi te amur Commission, the Department of th e lakes to city co ntrol, use of the white amur recommended th is week that the city stock Lake bound the affected lakes), but the city does not have of eats more than twice its own weight da Natural Resources, the Department of il y. "It Pollution co ienta wi th th e white fish. would not be something Floyd would want to exV uld a leg to stand on to do anyth in endupasbig a3awhale"FJoy g about it," the mayor Control and the trustees of the Internal Im. perirne:it wi th. "Th ere have been enough ex. said. provement nd all claim at least partial perünents in Victorian Diesplay AtLongwoodShow . _____________ _____________________________________ ______- Exotlec White Amur Not Answer For Lakes Clean-up / _________ ••-------- ----.--.- - - �Legal Notice - NOTICE OPSHBIIPF'S SALE LEISME NOTICEISHEREOYGIVEPIthaI ______________________ by virtue of that Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 3, 197B Execution Issued :, THURSDAY - EVENING - 7:00 (2) To Tell Writ of and under Court Of certain out of the seal Smlnole County, Florida. upon final judg ment rendered In the aforesaid court on the 17th day of Febuary, A.D. )73, In that certain case entitled. Dannon Milk of TONIGHT'STV Stroke Victim Can Fly We Circuit _____ - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call TOIl Free, 4117077 for "We Care""Hotline". Adults or Teens information & concerning formation of the or hist Seminole --- Count 373 : to new is coming Seminole Cou nty April II. 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April 3. 10, . _____________________________ ___ -- 1 5 6 7 8 9 ____ 12 I 13 iT ir' - - _________ __________ _____________ - T' - l9 __ ffl 10 - — _ __ if" - - - - - 1175 DEC-Ili Nature At It's Best DOWNTOWN AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116 W. Longwood- T Wo bedroom, 3 bath, glr age, cent rat .aira. heat, draes p, carpeting. Kitchen furnished Open beam ceiling, 3 bedrooms, I bath, fenced, central heat, ex cillent Cond ition. si.soo. s3s Down Owner will finance at current interest rate Will 1)03 Laurel Ave. 2 Bdrms., carpet, 74)95 air. large yard. $150 mo. plus Phone 321 0640 Security deposit. $31 044 or $3.13119, , P.O 567. c o The 14efaid, Fio Box 1657. Sa nfor d, Fla 37171. S! COSMO C. Mantovaril - -- Reg Real Estate Broker UNBELIEVEABIE..YET TRUE DUPLEX_3bedroornunfu,n,,,.j Adults preferred 3374470 or 5454. _______________________ ?IS Meadows. Lake Mary-Sanford area. 2 Bedroom duplex, drapes, appliances, AC. pool, pool service Income as an AVON Reprnon, tative. Call 644 309. • , P Full or Part Time 372.1700_2600 Orlando Clint I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments ________ Furnished or 29—R unfurnithed 60' Nice large room. private bath III I Dr. 373 79I20. entrance, Air conditioning, Nice flIghbnrhoo 3720407, Jim Hunt Realty 372-21)8 AFTER MRS. 3720645 3233991 several clean 3 bedroom homes, Some with air, family room, S160 Mo Call 83 1 8722 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Laroe canal to? off St Johns River with 7 bedroom. central p,t5, a ir mobile home. City water & se ptic tank. Good financing. ST. JOHNS REALTY CC), BROKERS Hrs)771)1or 3) Iiii - _____________________ -',- Golf Area, 131.100. VA, nothing appreciate. New by builder. $3)$3). Pick.up. SISO mileage. $2,130. See at Geneva Grocery, Geneva. 3493547, VERTISE IT Inc IN THE DELICIOUS- All you've wanted in an executive home, Prestige area. Price Your Home bed Many other Articles 3" 11111411, __ MMMMMMMM WET BEI4IND-lPoofl-3 bedroom 3 t,atA., 1 bath, lot 57' x 21$' , corn shag, good SChools, pletely fenced. Consider leaSe. modern kitchen & family room. option, 172,500 2913 Palmetto Ave. ________________________________ Move in $33.300 Terms MOSS I - C , .----.' -wJ INCOME- 3 U'Q (lose to $370 gross Real Estate Broker Only 527.500. TermS. A (. money maker! 372 76-1) Saddles& Equipment, Boots. Belts, FOUR UNITS-- Rents too low. Hats, Morcassins, Western Wear. Owner big hearted Buy at 145.000 Many Other - a. 372-3028 11 some below dealer cost, fir*t comefirst choice! Plus FIR's finest Used Cars. Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns Sundays 126. 7 Old gelding, SA00 S Yr, old pony, '61 Lincoln Cont. Covm, whitil-vinyl very gentle, $150 Tack available, 322 239-9. 67—ljvestOCk-PO.JItT'S/ more. roof, '63 Buick Electra, i at hardtop. Both new Insp. Bes t offer. 131-0600 or1)1-4213 ______________________ l9ö6PontIac. Automatic Radio, Heater, $400 after 2 10 3 P.m.. 214 Odham Drive Goats, 3 pure bred French Alpine kidt, excellent milking strain, 1 purt bred Nubian nanny. breeding (Sanora), ace. 337-5421. Merchandise . arriving daily. Ph. 931-1311, Open English and Western Pleasure Satsume. Sentord, Recliner chair. kltchin table & 6 chairs, stereo GARAGE SALE, Saturday, April 5 _________________ Special, mint time GARAG E SALE: Sat. & Sunday. 311 cabinet, china, clothes 322-9116 S. lt6iVWExcellentCoridItion Recently lnspecleljsj5o Datsun-Subaru Sale ________________________ Saturday, April 5 Hoof Trimming ladder, lawn hose. 11" & Is" tires, day spray gun, 1230 $31 5777 after 5 _______________________ ____:_ -- ô—}'rces _______________________________ spades III shovels, toilet stool tops, home on small acreage within 322-W7 masonry, w w LTD. 1.600 ml., 2 or. 661 55 after 6 p.m. Chihuahua. AKC Reg. $ mo. female, white with fawn markings, US. 321-0605. Alma Ave., Lake Mary. Gas heaters, parlor lamps, kitchen, chaIrs, end tables, center tables, I — JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR $50; New wire cages to Sell also, YARD SALE: April A & 5 at 133 Maytag washer, electric heater. lN.'LL PRICE RANGES ________________________ Sacrifice to settle estate, 1973 Ford Must QO. 323-0115 ________________________ picnic table, 12' step AT IS YOUR PRICE? BALL REALTY Choice Listings — Clean. 111695, Ask for Duane it'e at 372163). Dealer, Going ou tot business 17 Californian 16 Attention painters; 1%, HandIV an Rabbitv 3 sucks, 14 Does. SSO, GAAC. 1250 Grego ISO Airlels Ped~gretd white satin rabbits, RUMMAGE SALE for Central Florida Chorale, Old U. S. Bank Bldg., Sanford Plaza, am. Ill, ______ 10 miles of Sanford. — 1. Customers 322 5752. corner@, Plants, baby furniture, Thurs. a. FrI. 1803 Holly Ave. 372. 7374. CLASSIFIED ADS. 37274)) ______ of _________________ [J 1957*,, Ton Ford This is our 13th year at Animal Haven Gr ooming a. Boarding 1971 Toyota 4 door, AM-FM stereo, Kennels, Thanks to you, our alt' cd1tboned, 4 wiid. very ditionir, car refrigerator, movie Client desires immediate Purchase ' rijiiige , _____ _____________________ _______________________ PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON'T FORGET TO AD. west to Ridge-ood and follow the FREE KITTENS Solid black & solid gray 3270423 after 5,30 YARD SALE: Sabre saw, air con. OPEN NOON Ill DARK ALTAMONTE Mall III Rolling COLOR TV,$1445M0N'rH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 644 1004 54—Garage Sales Sneak Preview townhouses Wall-to-wail carpet, wallpaper, built-in kitchen and no 6PtSr"SUppIIes _________________________ BloCk building a. lot, 14.000. Loca tion Midway. Call anytime until 10 372-1366 NEW 1. 2 and 3 bedroom homes and 53—TV.Radlo.S9tereo _____________________ Large or small tracts from S1,100 Per acre up. Terry Really, REALTOR, 628 0711 LOW 7k.. pctr interest under tan. dem plan. Hwy 1797 to 25th St ______ _____________________________ ________________________ BLAIR AGENCY ______________________________ -_ If you desire acreage, I have 322-6457 'flC? Exclusive Home Sites P.O. Box 1144 Sanford, Fla. 37771 Nights 377-5431 or 73 _____________________________ huge wooded corner lot, See to • JOHNIf'y WALicI REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 2 bath, foyer, family room, on a WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. Motorcyclelnsurance, CARROLL'S FURNITURE - in - 60 )CeleryAve.Sznford (1111124). with or without fence. $1,500. Owner will finance, Seminole Co. $31 $i9 -. 1914 Hondi IL 125 3 Months Old. Excellent Cond ition. 322-0042 -_ _________ Lot 90*100' with small building New)bed1oorns,)bath,triefree construction, central heat & air, walltowall carpet. paved corner lot. All for $25.aOQ Go by Valencia Road, DeBary. Fla. and i --- . - _______________________ Work your own hours. Earn extra , ____ -_ _______________________ ________ --.-.- ______ ________ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES FrigidaIre, Maytag, Kitchen Aid, -_ 78—torcycles ice, used machines. 430t5.sc'ge 323.6= after 5 • _________________ ________________ Pick up lunk cars FREE. Small price for others. 322.1624. __ _____________ ___________________________ ______ 111111hic &A^&# miwir . JFCIL * 1" terms adlurOOm-rurnished or Unfurnished Lakefront Apts. *Free Boatin g eswimmio Pool "Club House w-TV • Good Clean & Qui et Living K;" a t'C,O NextToCavafjer- e" I V1 I I SANFORD FLEA MART "SANrORD'S SALES LEADER" CITY -. REDUCED $1,000! This 3 bedroom at 711 Palmetto Avenue Is now only 571,000. Over 1300 sQuare feet Might be just what you need U.S. 1797-fl0' build your own. $110,000 Terms Fri* tables Mon Thurs INDUSTRIAL 7 ACRES 300' highway frontage CITY OLDER BUT NICE' 3 PR, Zoned M 1. $110,000 bedroom home Ideal for retired couple. Has formal dining FORMER F ILL INC. STATION nice kitchen, solidlyLull. ii SITE. $10,000 cash, or you cellent sh ape. Only 5)9,8)0 Don't finance pass It by •d 'Tax Returns, 20 yrs experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Po"I.- Call 372-7943 anytime, WANT A SIRVICEMAN FAST? Read to-day's Classified Ads f or the help you nerd 322 1611 ______ . I - 9. Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTIHGREAI TON 3271991 19193. Fr ench Fyn 'P7 ).r __ ___ _______ )?' 322.2420 CALL DL llt.ly 373 7947 Service on home 8. auto radios, tape 8 record pla',cr -- MOBILE HOME PARK Your MLS Agency I '" •'' r Air_Condltionin9 - 44 Anytime I Best lot elt'ctIon I,. hOise plan. Cuilcn rn.)' to FHA and SSIC Srne Fast. economical, Call Victor 3210334, William W H.iCkvtl, profess,onal Painting. Experienced, in all typ-e of Paperhanging, 323 9737. Home Improvements' Are you a full time driver with a part time car' Check the Automotive Sec tion in The Herald everyday, Interior. Exterior plastering Plaster pithing & simulated brick & stone specialty. 377 778) Auto Radios __________________ room, ______ ________ Painting Marson Germrane$ti PaInting. Remodeling Licensed, Bonded 323 6160 - , i Dmftkig MMMIM SO. DEBARY FLEA MARKET 1 milq's north on 17 92 30S 6" °" " r / I ____________ ersonaiTax Service No.2 East pd,1;.,75.JC Entrance. RRamnbcltom,377.7199 WYNNEWooD TREE SHADED 7 bedroom on large lot under Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & beautiful oaks Good condition Service The Rest Western Auto Only 578.000. 301W 1st 5?, 14 14 -1 Hwy '6.'MlieE oil 4 Fri.,99,Sat Svn,94 Ill 75" 321 0720 - • __________ ___________ 1 CiLD CORRAL WESTERN SHOP Real~ e apt Only $39,930 U S 17 92-- 4.42' Qood clpth, $771,000 Terms Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Resi dential Area? I Hwy. 1797, 1 Mi 5. Deflary 115, 1797- 171' with building 8. paving Only 110,000 cash 000 - - and rat reni. with populat serm% 323.8670 Hwy. 17.92Sanford I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY __________ itern. 1200 sq It liveable 2 I 14 LIQUIOATION SALE COMMERCIAL BUSY 17 r0t 13th St Has • .' Reg "o"° 111 -d U • - ' ___________________________ N.Q .Eci1EII.Y Q.EEQ..iJ PAY 1st, MONTH's RENT ONLY. I -. . . RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES New Commercial Industrial Deign Construction Financing Keith P. Smith Conilruct,on Inc. 303621 11$I,24Hrs Nadine Central Heal & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 327 Ui), RUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 372, 11 114311111 You Cs', net s fair price Carpentry Rcrn1.X:,l;r,9. AU,3tons.u5'om Work. Lcc',ncd Bonded Free estimate. 323 4031 ,., .,,, wr'en 70u Station arid 'orce main in stallation concrete foundation work for signs, equipment, pumps, etc Undergr ound or above ground storaqe tanks. Dewatering. excavation. driveway culvert pipes and head walls, retaining walls Keith P Smith Construction Inc 305671 1188 Stan 21 rirS Loft . Kit(hn bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks In staIIaion available Duo cabelIJUK52 .anytime. - - Land ciearbig C&A Backhoe Service Lenc5cleorinq sept'c tanks, fill dirt, driveways All kindS of daq4i..3 )fl9)7; 134 I 19 -. Reconditioned batterie%"$ji,S ex change, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. NELSON FLORIDA POSES.13.738. 3 45 GardenLarid, 1400 W. 1st St , 373-4430. orchids I, Supplies $3105100. Ana - '----- 76—Auto --_ Parts .--------.-..--- _ MOONEY APPLIANCES 321 069i Moving your mobil@ home? Have 64--Equipment for ftnt truck, will trav e l. Also roof Home Appliance Center- Quality Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet costing & got up. 27I.S4?Q. appliances at 1`4111SOnable prices, 803 W Ist St. ___________________________ _____ KENMORE WASHER, parts, see v 373 6061.373 0517 Reg Real Estate Brokee NORTH RENT P*URCHASE PLAN __.'.-.---- 31A-Duplexes Sales : Earn$lSin7hours daily. Car CaIl$31.5777 ' Publish: March 13. 20.2?. April 1975 DEL 61 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice ii hereby given that i am engaged In business at Ill Satsuma Or ,Sanforcj 37771, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of JOE'S SEAFOOD, arid that I Intend to register said flame with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida 4 accordance with NOTICE OF SUIT the provIsime Of the Fictitious TO: Robert K. Earl and Name Statutes, TO Wit Section Susan K E arl, his wife 83309 Florida St*tt 73l South College Avenue S:Josephpietrow..ki Muncie, Indiana 47303 Publish: March 13. ______________________ 20, 2?, April 3, YOU ARE HEREBY notified that 1973 ________________________________ aComplalnttoforecloieamortgaq, DEL-Si incumbering the following real NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY property: FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL Lot?, Block I, SKY LARK Sue. LEGISLA" ION DIVISION, according to Plat thCre-ol TO WHOM IT MAY fflxjrrnx, At.,,,.11..it•fl..L,. -- _______________________ PfOvISIOM of the Ficlillous Name CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE -_. '' 1971 yolks Camper. Fully equipped in excellen t condition Priced to sell 337 3113 or 339 9013. :- SonfordAuction Con. Of M. UNSWORTH REALTY PAYTON REALTY 2524 Park Dr. tamed, Michigan st 0 Mi East South Sanford Ave. Sanlord), top 75—RecreatiOI- 1 Vehicles office furniture Dr..Attarn.oçteSprings,3392737. Freezers,upright&cp*st Guaranteed. 373.73 Situp 1200 Fr ench, 373-7340 Hari Orchids, 101S Palm Springs heat & air, all electric. Patio cover. Also Deiray truck - Sanford Auction Let me till your garden spot; mow vacant lots Pepper plants. Floyd Freer, 3225191. — Camper. Completel y sell -. 62-wG,'tin ''' You qualityl _______________________ - . 10 Qualified buyers. Call to see if Zoned R 11AA. See us n" Stan's Auction - 2335. ¶'II Hwy. 44 11 )Mi. East of I-I 97 19 Wood or steel desks (executive desk 8 ctiairs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S Casseiberry. 17 97. f' 4206 room $ pc. Cherry, $ )23; Custom Sofa, Cherry wood. $250. Old wardrobe. $73; Bookcase, $10, Plant stand, SOc. Double bed complete, $40; Dinette table. 3 chairs, 17.50; Arm chairs from $3; Antiques: Victorian chair, $43; Windsor chair, $23; Dr um table, $95; French commode. $55; Buffet, $43; Tier table, $63; KULP DECORATORS, 109W. 1st St.,372- 321002 (.3et 'tm Wfllle less than rent. Government Subsidized Locations reen leather davenport a. Swivel rocker, 322 $721 or after 530 373. 6723. ICtif ice, to Settle estate, 31' * it', like new. 64-5.4Q5 after 6 p.m. I 1 Moss, Leisure World. rssPa... payme"t, monthfy payments 1 bedroom, apt., Used PJVENTORY CLEARANCE See ui for the bev de al or a new home GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive Sanford 5700 No* houses In a rural arpa. No down Executive Home Auction Saturday7 p Open daily 105 We buy. - ,.i, nina 4*y. 1792. Sanford * * They're Hot! * MyrtleAve,Sanford 72—Auction ___ ining PEAL TOP 372 7191 Reg Real Estate Broker Wanted to buy used furniture Any Quantity HOLL,'S Cassel berry, Hwy 1793 130 4M6. _________ Factory rebate on purchase of an new home. CailBart Real Estate * CASH 322.4132 For used furniture, applian ces, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100) ferns Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave in Di'vipq (,'hinet. CP3S5C%5rj Srcer'j Lest model, wnij bobbin 59—Musical Wirchandise --___In machine. Full automatic. Pay: balance of 51$ or 10 Payments of' 5 Piece Drum set, 140 Table— to 5$. organ, $13. Both very good con dillon. 372 3104 Drop in bobbin, zIg zag and) needle1 position. Like new Condit,, so ld 60 Of-f ice Supplies new for MI. balance of$.t.s Cash or 5 payments of $10. New warranty . 3 Brand name copiers, full warranty, less tI-a. half price. Call Credit Dept. Must sell 647 It". John Powers 9 SANFORDSEWIPIG CENTER to 5 07 A East 1st St., Sanfor d 372 9111 E'es$ç. Tony's Homes & Cars •Ia DAVE!.' 32) 9)70 BIKE SALE-- 10 sp lstprice, $130 $1 40 price $70175. In nil. WHILE THEY LAST. * GOLDEN 'T OU C iVN SEW * $1,000 * Surround yourself with frees, enjo quietness, and beauty on Wekiv, River, Two lots. One lot on river onefor your home. 511,100. Termi . tfLALIY ti .n, c-ne _• Convenient l9cation 2?10213 - ___________________________ Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at II Warwick Court, Longwood 37750. Semino le County, Florida under the f ict i ti ous flame of MANTOVANI & ASSOCIATES , a nd that I Intend to -V " 0 name with the Clef k of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accorde with the Statutes, To-Wit; Section Florida Statutes 1957 ------- system, 20' x pool. Storage shed. 8. 6' wocd fence 372 3472. 153.500. - ser"IlY of quiet wooded area liyiflq. Matur e a dults. I & Pbdrms 300 house Plans and aratting service. FiTTMunwn— IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIQI4TI!NTH JUDICIAL Cli. - Only S".900 Better hurry on thi Stiii * * 'A one ' 1st floor, nicely furnished, clean, private bath apt. Adults only. No pets. 372.),)9 Commission only Send resum, to ' - 1 160 Park Suite 38 COUNTY, FLORIDA, I',., Civil N,. 7$4lSCA49.l I Show 45 Figure of GOVERNMENT NATIONAL disapproval speech MORTGAGE' ASSOCIATION, 20n the briny 46 Petty quarrel Plaintiff, 3 Chopped 4? Auto accessory V. cabbage dish Concoction 4$ Musical WILLIAM S. PERCY, a-k-a 40vrsna,ne 25 A$owance for instrument WILLIAM PERCY, MARILYN S. 5 Pronoun waste 5.3 Burden PERCY, his wife, ROBERT K. S Pin together 25 Habtlaton 51 Dispatched EARL, SUSAN K. EARL, his wife, 7 Niutical 11mm 28 We'd 52 Gaelic and LOUISE BARNES, S tris new 30 Ht'ed'ty ur,.t 55 Fiber knots Defendants. DOWN l t f~ 44 Deputy Clerk Larry G. Ullensvang Attorney for Petitioners FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby glyin that lam engaged in business at 499 Airport Florida Statutes psi. 5; Donald Thomas Publish: March 13, 30, 77, April 3 IT13 DEL ________ Vill We Buy Furniture 58—Bicycles 51—Household Goods carpeting Looking for albedrooms Thatt with a pool and a quiet IOcitn Can you believe we have Ic room. Custom dfapes. dishwasher. central heat 8 air, deep well 8 sprinkler SyStem, fire alarm BAMBOO COVE GARDEN REALTOR 3279784 APARTMENTS, Enjoy the Active person to Sell custom made WITNESS my Hand and the Seal of This Court at Sanford, Seminole by: Linda E OoPvy fogisfefsaidflarnewtffith,C,of the Circuit Court I emincils - # Florida In accordance with th provis ions of the Fict itious Name Statutes, b-WIt: Section 565 09 3930 the scenic Weklva River nea r Sanford. Furnished units for selected adults Includeifreeui. of boats and canoes, 3224170, course upon t" 197$ e 10 Death notce kn.ght', lackot ttCne,s,-- 3SSpva*i,1j - 2f" -,_- ____ ______ - 6 10 __ ________ - __ _______ _______ ________ _____ apt, near SJC. Nice Private for mature man $81 NO ell Office I0'x3S', 3 DR moole home. Ne, 8 paneling Throughout Corner Lot Lake Mary, 1 bedroom furnished By Owner, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, family ___________ I buy Sterling Silver 16' Regal 1971 1,1 hull Walk thrpuh windshield bOwrider, 60 HP Johnson, all elec tric Super quiet engine, new trailer Lie new. scrifice by owner. 323 3641. oldspol, 23,000 BTU reverse cycle air condltiontr, 000d Condition 373,573$. 42—Nubile Hones corner lot. Good location, assuni mortgage, Acre Realty, REALTOR. 323 7750, - _ Pool Home $19.900 Ne*ly weds or retirees. 2 bdrnn , I bath, paneled den , Only $ 17.9 50 Undergraduate Attention Mature Adults Sanford Housno Authority Castle Brewer Court Sanford. Fla., 32771 . you fall to do so be entered in due DEL-1,04 _______________________________ On# & Two bedrooms,sair & carpel, adults 195 8 up Al o 2 bedroom unfurnished. 555 3721810 ____________________________ 68—nted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top price's paid, used, any Condtior, 611 8126, Winter Park ROBSON MANE 79 Hwy. 1792 372 3961 One boat, motor 8. trailer . 1.400. 1973 Indian Trial or Road bike, Brand new eng ine, 1300. 3 FORREST GREEPIE INC. REAL70RS37363530r4I5 2333 __= All Utilities Paid, $123 mo 322 IlSq. Thomas Wilson Ill - I'. Y old. 3 bdrm . w w carp central h&a. immedla POSSeSSiOn Just reduc ed by own 10 575.900 3737716 41—Houses _ -- ______________-- 55—Boats & Accessories WILSON MAIER F[JDIJIYIIbI,, BUY -SELL - TRADE 11.313E. Firit St, 3725472 near 17 't2 REALTOR 3735771 Real Estate - THE BARGAIN GARAGE New location, 73$ Hwy 1797, F er n Park. Relocation Sale-SO pd. off POsJithOld a nd all clothing. WedSol. $0 1, Sun 12 18348460 Refrigerator, Men. Women & Boy'i clothing, Lamps, pictures, bric.a brac. a. other furniture 471 7634. SAPIFORD_ Sparkling 3 bedroo, hon- e hospital Orapes. rang P. rrlr qcralcr r ,'ie.i. I3e.iutt yard with citrus Price reduced t 173.000. WE TAKE TRADES Harold Hall Realty _________________________ ______ ______- 171 Lakeviw Ave, Lake Mary . April 3.S,9a m. 4pm. - cellerit financing $37,250 " In the Herald Ciassfied ads are black ?ntj vstOte and read all over Garage Sale !off Clubs & Carts, Washer, Dryer, 3 bedroom, large lot, Sanford's be section, central air 8. heat, a carpeted. i35,i®. 372.4195 bedroom, 2 bath. family rocir *Ifh fireplace, central air, e -- I Of 2 Bedroom, Adults on IV — Park Avenue Mobile Park lS15 Park Drive. 3fl6i directed by FurniShed garage Executive Director '. dtf"Sel thereto within thirty (30) as Clerk of the Court _____ 58 Plays 0#1 Words 9 Originates to cut in a way 111111111111411111111111110 ;1 ) -e - 4UO*pf property 44 Zone 11r1 46 Loud.vo.ced A Ii speak er 49 Eaten away 53 Metal fastener _________ 31 Deserter 56 Coroo piv, 57 Vain of ore diii -- 5 --- MALL PARKING A RIA FACING 1 _____ ____________ Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volume's I. II and [II. send $I for each, making checks I. V if rr rind in care of this newspaper. I r Y / ____ i ACRO69 IUCCAS I _ r-ubii%h'L March 27, April 3, 10. as Submit resumes to; .- March, 1973. S Richard Slty,itrl Rent Ill County, Florida this 1111th day of (4t fun and games will be too ex. to JIM DANDY JAll.FEED "Buy Direc t Fresm Boxcar" : GORML'' E.4. Sanford373 4731 __________ Large - 67A—Feed YARD SALE: Sat. I. Sun.. 9 to S. Bed, C hest, Guitar & Amplifier . electric chord organ, and many mist. barga ins 737 E. Warren Ave. Longwood 4304111 Larry Saxon, Realtor , 7s EXTRA SPECIAL - 38—Wanted mom Apache hard top camper, perfect ConditIon, sleeps 6,2 dbl. beds, ice box, gas stove, electric oullets, kitthen has Swing pfl50f, L. Skinner, 322 W24. __________ rent on 1 yr. lease, 678 0-907 or 647Eves _______________________ •. days after t he first publication or posting hereof and ser ve a copy engaged In bineu • E. Evergreen Ave., Longwood, thereof upon Petitioners Attorney Seminole County, Florid, under the w4opn.rnea, address Is Larry G. SAN JOSE Ullensvang. 1 Park Avenue North, Fictitious name POOLS, and that Itheend Int Cleft to register Suite 38, P.O. Box 542,Winter Park, Mid niMo Court. Seminole County, Furnished 31—APartrnerds Property Monroe Bldg an guardians of the person of David S JIImtçIt may W. Garnett White - __________________________ - FROM $160 1)0W. AIRPORT BLVD. 3 73 7870 Table a. Chairs. Color Console TV, also color Portab:,. 323 0708. Broker, 107 W. Commercial -Want 7. . or I bedroom house in country Unfurnished pref er red Contact Tom Keyser at 372 2611 r 32) 0491 _____________________________ THE STATE Florida 3VIR. JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC -- 37—Business degree In accounting, prefefrably MBA and 3 years Federal CAMPSEMIPIOLE isa quiet village of mobile hom es, cottages, and accounting exper ience, camp sites nestled among large DEL-115 of Provides Input Into development of the Operating Bud get, approves Invoices for payment, verifies employee time c,ords and pqf EDUCATION! Praying for the appointment of Co. FICTITIOUSNAms Notice Is hereoy given that i am same. . llt?$ Flwlda YOU'fe Ping out with u COUNTY, FLORIDA. DIP1`111110 and you are hereby PWCES (Feb. 2(~March 20 h19u8 - 1-'2 Bedroom No qi'allfylngl Immediate o cupancy. Year old Sanford 4 BR, bath large family home. Oni 17.000 down, an assun, Payments . Pool a. tennl privileges. Call 901 767-541! Owner. A ssoc VETERANS 10 down payment, lovely 3 bedroor home on quiet Street, Walk t elementary Only $75,900. Call 32 9410. Acreage lure adults only. S125 Mo %SO utiiItb damage deposit. No pets. Heated Pool * the Executive Director. required to file your written Your most productive time Is Thinkbeforeyouspeaktoy early In the day. Toward you may unwittingly leave evening you tend to be more another wi th a very poor ins- AR8NTSAWLID , and negotlll for the purpose , Crediting accOunts within the Journal and general ledger. Keeps accurate records of Income and expenses recording som e in specfled accounts. Makes determlflat,n of value of r, verltory, land structures and equipment Balances daily cash receipts iournal and deposits same In local bank. Insures Iccuracy of tenant SecurIty depoiltsheld in separate forms other outies CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE are hoped. VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) , - . your actions today wheri you do remntlY. He's not prepared to the exact Opposite of what you do as much for you as You'd __________________________ -2 bdrm furnished house, attic fan, - lustments to _; I., MCMAHAPI, and file the original OEM IS Answer orother res ponsive pleading funds. account and makes P*60MC ad L, - 5: Louis Lang and Writ, as well As funds Pald'by the Federal governmen t into debt service and advance amortirallon ILLUSTRATIVE DUTIES: Receives sit cIccum en ts contracts - In the Petition for Dissolution of J -t, 1, . Marriage. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed myofflc let sulaf Sanford. Seminole I -- L- It know Be careful today you don't on, Write It down or you may about It. not relay It accurately. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. CANCER (June 2I4ulyfl)If l9) When you draw funds for the Hogan's Heroes , - It against you for the relief demanded - . IDI~Nw . 1 lnconvenlcnceothersmoretha,1 I? A of 0111101110 __,*_,_~) : - going to give you And -- * Recreational Building * MAITLANO FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17.92. Open Sat. a. Sun. 95 83* 7970 Urgent must sell house. Leavi, state. Low down payment. Bedrooms. 1I baths, centr. HIA, fully carpeted. Call anytiry 8420194 Homes, Lots Furnished - U--Garage Sa les $71,500. CORBETT PEA ESTATE', RE'.LTOR, 448 179 LAKE MARY- New 3 bdri homes. Miii Color selectior paved 5treet, city water, $21.5 with only 1700 down. Governm, financing. 131 1649. Builder. Peg Real Estate Broker 110 E 75th St 372 6633 ___ 33—Houses * Clothes Washer-Dryer position involving the accurate accounting for all funds received . EIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL Cli. (33) Mayberry RFD , ly responsible administrative before April 17. 197$. If you fail to do STARTS TOMORROW . ... . _ Someone is - SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY MAJOR FUNCTION: Thlsisahigt. I. REALTY Three bedroom, I bath older home, StOve & retrigerator, Air, $ 150; Lake Mary No Qualifying. AlSo7ftR,lbath,5100mn 372614 bdrm, quiet country living. Of after 5 ______________ $23,950. Acre Realty, REALTO td,CC 7 bedroom block home New 373 7750 roof, carpeted IhrOqhot. Ridiculously low price Commercial Propertie5 Range. Refrigerator * -----_--- - IN CeRCUIT COURT IN THE things went as planned. rcuf,r Unfurnished Accountant FICTITIOUSNAME Wife. Notice is hereby given that I am NOTICE OF ACTION engaged in business at 61 0 W Hwy TO: MARILYN C. BROWN 134, Longwood 32750, Seminole 321-10th Street County, Florida under the fictitious Brooklyn, New York na me of THE WORLD CUP, and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that I intend to register said name that a Petition for OIUOItJUOn of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Marriage has bow Ihid àQalflSt you. Seminole County, Florida in acand you are required to serve aoopy cordanc.wffls tI'. Al f of your answer or other responsive es. Wit: floodgme"t by default Will be taken j * W/W Shag Carpet ______ Bartenders , School, -------- be your own boss, low Overhead, high profit So Deflary Flea Market, 30564 SCM - P11141111OW'S attorney, TERRY P. Publish: April 3. 10, l?. it. 1975 SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 3.3-Dec. Villas ns tructions, Cooks a. Dishwasher s Apply in Person ,o Lamplighter Restaurant, 27th & 5.tfltord Ave ii Pleading to the Petition for SoctionlI63.09 Florida Statutes 19S7. slight an old friend to make pulled from under yaw lee(. Wounds , and MARILYN C. BROWN, Sand Iewà od * preferred, 619 Atlantic National Bank Bldg . 323 4450 Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Publish : April 3. 1975 - TAFFER - ypinig. shorthand . Arthur H. Harris Husband, real value. classified ads you have an eye for you II eye * Ulshwasher'Disposal I Zoolng Commission of the City of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Sanford, Florida, this 3111 day of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, March, 1975- In re: the Marriage of: Care deposit. ------ heard a? laid hearing By order of the Planning and EDWARD P. BROWN, AP T5. lt2OFloridaAv, 373 6630 --------------------- In the Office of the above court on or omorrow 16 II _ _____ classes Call anytime 323 7170 wiH deprive you of the brass worth Is yet unknown. 21) -You're apt to make some ring you coult! have grabbed If GEMUd (May 21-June 20) chianges in 3ocW III= that WIII (44) 11—I - (9) ABC News (13) Tom Ewell 1:30 (2.1) How To Survive 1%t ; &hall have an opportunity to be Most cancers j FLORIDA the rectum are within react? of CASE No. ,s-a,, examination, damage Baby Sitting for doctors only 5ty With Children while they RENTAL APARTMENT 4OM travel Goon reterencri 57i 7005 - last-minute switch In tactics points wi th a new one whose Movie tIN 1?75 DEL-lb 7900 RANKLIN A RIGHT 7 Bedrooms, condition escelle Price reasonable at$1$,000. Tar 000d at 5350 dOwn, monti payments low at $147 Be rig don't miss this Call now - Thursday, April 3, 197!—Ill - -g EVERYTHING' S 3 bdrm. house. SIS mo, plus $50 120 E. 26th 5?. __________ 377-1387. ______________ - Williams Baby Silting Service. $13.1 thlld. $23 for 7 per wk. 377 3931 (2.1) NBC News (6) CBS News 0 A L [SEMINOLE ' Publish: March 20, 27, April 3, 10, 'Dissolution of Marriage on the Children I$ai The silent way a cancer of ' Alegre ACECAYUCA8RUPEDAYCM 12:00 (2,44) News () Young And to make DR."LAMB - Are t he re any outward obvious I delightful hurrying DEAR - AFTERNOON Weight loss usually means cancer has progressed, and It can be caused by can cer originating from any source the MASTERSCOVE _____ Florida, the above described P- East lIne Of sa:d Lots 1, 7. and 3, all sonal proper ty. In Block 9 of Highland Park, Plat Thai said sale ii being made to Book 4, page 21, Public Reccrds of sa tisfy the terms of said Writ of $.mInole County, Florida. Ex ecution. Being more generally describe d john E. Polk, as located: 2397 French Ave. N.E. Sheriff corner of French Ave. and 24th St. Seminole County, Florida All part ies In Inlereit and citilens prolonged sitting causes immedliate attention. pressure 0HRYSY Y CPENALSRUPDD iii 6-Child One tells me that it Is bad fer to sUvtch and move around, bowel habit for no apparent the highest bidder, for cash, subject purposes) and Lot 9 and the West 40 to any and all existing loins, at the ft of tot i. and all me to take such a long trip. which I would also advise on a reason, though, can ben sign Frc.nt (West ) tNor of the Semno(c Lots I aro S. IyirlQ WeSt 01 lc Another tells mc it is okay if I long bus or auto trip. Rarely, twiior of th e CUbA and deserves County Courthovie In Sanford, parallel to. and lee? East of the $retch my 7 Rdrm house, 1 bath. SI75 plus damage depoi$ Adults only. 3137. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ss;ous forIaje Mo. 'naniitr Deftary, AdultS Lovely Iare bedroom air, ideal for retired persons 668 6188. 3378051 ___________ __________ of For Friday, April 4. 1975 Donahue Life Brady Bunc h Florida ' . HOROSCOPE (24) Carrascolendas Second Squares Love Of (9) -. _________________________________________________________________________________ (2.8) Hollywood (6) 'a 6:30 High Rollers Now You See It (9) . on Nelghborhtod 8) (4) _... to Dr . Lamb, In care of this aircraft maintain an altitude DEAR READER below 7,000 feet. When you are from the rectum is oftenBlood newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the Radio City Station, New York, sitting still that is not enough first sign, That is why you N.Y. 10019. (44) Lucy Show (2. 8) Wheel Of Fortune (4) Gambit (44) 11:00 to 150 qui n LOST* Easter Sunday on 16-A between Ups.ala Pd. & Airport Blvd Name, "Vernie Johnson" Please call 321 0I67 _________________________ oids. Including vitamins and heallh foods. ment to the Zoning the The doctor who told you the *ns of rwW Cancer? How the examining finger. cabin was pressurized was often should one be checked f or Send your questions right that score. Commercial rectal cancer? (44) Island 5:00 (9) DIih (24) Mister Roger's Best Winter Park 447.4720 Orlando City (24) Villa blood ltd PRIN _______ THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD' T California and the plane trip is ,_ .. live nd a nau hours. I've movement usually dO23n't W4 the undersigned as Sheriff Of consulted three doctors and would be Se minole County, Florida, will at south 130' the following described Occur until the cancer h have been given different altitudes. To avoid the 1:00 AM, on the 11th day of April, parcel: Lots 1, 7, and 3 and $ (less dangers advanced. A opinions by each, sudden change In AD. of prolonged sitting you do need 1973, offer for sale and more -of a problem than the alti tude, Batman Gilligan's (33) assume that of U—Houses Unfurnished house, 3tir,. l, baths, I Loch Arbor. x bedroom. 7 bath , po $ $75 damagi' depoSit 373 r'fav room, large 101, 47i 151.300 327 29 the _______ ONTHELAI(E A LITTLE SALESMAN Ofdinance of the cabin pressure is Sometimes hermorrhotds A complete inventory available City of Sanford, Seminole County, much lower than 7,000 feet, out because of the pressure from the Civil Division of the Florida. of a Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. commonly-below 5,000 feet, Rezoning from' RC.I, Restricted tumor above the hemorrhoids, mint. All property being stored at Commercial District If you drove, over the . Adams Transfer & Storage in n r_ r, r. I '" UI having a owei 5anrd, Florld. mountains or de in a bus you Commercial District Council' Beaver 9:30 (44) Petticoat WANTED x 4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin Tennessee (44) go cause any slgnlilcant shouldn't capable of enduring a five and a planes. If you don't get excited rect um can btut Is a good hail how' bus ride, you can and let someone else do the reason for a regular checkup make a live and a half hour work for you, It is not much of a and in adults that should in. airplane flight. The sitting is strain, dude at least a manual rectaJ Mouse (44) Mickey Club 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Religious 10:00 (2,8) Lucas Tanner (9) (13) (24) 10:30 (13) Show News America Match Game '75 On Life To Live Uncle Hubie (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (4) Mery Griffin Show (9) Lucy Show Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Dally Devotional 7:00 (2.8) Today Consumer Survival 9:30 (33) Semester Francisco (13) Mac Davis (24) (6) (9) Almanac 6:15 (6, 8) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (4) Sunrise Movie Mac 3:30 6:10 (2) Sunshine Vr I that I LAWRENCE E. LAMB - __ sell tO portions conveyed for Highway Beaver 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Monster str ess to pressure for the past several the time months, It's important By . rl I have had more a (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed (44) Leave it To Karen (24) (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog (2.- 8) Another Wirfri (6) Price Is Right Crane Show (9) (9) 110,000 Pyramid (2, 8) The Doctor s (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Showdown Miller (24) DIII Moyers (35) Guiding Light (6) I bad left leg and arm. i was told the strok e was due to my very high blood pressure, and I have been under a doetot's care for Olis ever since. I 'm responding very we ll and GARDENS - living Mature adults. 1 & 2 300 E. Airport Blvd 373 1310. $4,, ______________________________ PROBLEM Florida corporation, Defendant, PerhaPs Alcoholic Anonymous which aforesaid Writ of Execution Can Help was delivered to me as Sher iff of Call lfl 4W orida,and I Seminole County, Flora, Write P.O. Box 1213j have levied upon the following _________ 33711 Sanford, described property Oed by The Rich Earth, Inc.. said properly being located in Seminole County, Legal Notice Florida. more particularly described as follows: NOTICE TO PUBLIC All the furniture, furnishings, given that a Notice ii her fixtures, Inventor y, stock-in-lrade, Public Hearing will be held in the and any and all other good s located City Commission Room, City Hall, at 430 State Road 436. Greater Mall, Sanford, Florida at 1:00 P.M., Ofl Casseib.rry, Florida of The Rich Thursday,Aprill7, rn,toconsider Ea rt h, Inc., n k The Vitamin Shop, the following change and amend Dr. Lamb had a -stroke. This left me with a (9) Let's ?.ake A Environment II (13) Movie World Turns Man And (21) Deal with (6) As The Entertainment 9) (44) A Marriage Wide World Of (9) (6) (8. DEAR DR. LAMB - I hope you can help me with an finportant problem that I have. Last year on my way to work! ____________________________ () Concentration uses -Ir & _______________________________________________________________ Truth _______ 32— I 41—Houses Enjoy et wooded area $77 LOST: by female I0d1p, II us. apricot, answers to "Monty Bun", Willow 25th St REWARD 32.1 - __________________________ PIaIntlff,.v-TheRlchEarth,lnc,,a BAMBOO COVE APARTMENTS Drenity 321 Something ____ .-_.. REWARD for Scrapbook left POSt Office 'n Mon. March 31. Call y ___________ jjjij-, S— Lost & Found ____ a _________________________ Products, Inc., a corporation, The 4_Persoa - Put Control - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7542 Park Drive 3271145 Pet Care PET REST im Ph 3:2 -ap Pressure CIe3nIna A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure cleaning 373 0169 - �40—Evening Harald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Apr 113, 1915 BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH (DI *AKQ3 A K WI It 4 1053 2 WEST EAST 1 A4 4I0765 2 0 A Q 86 4 4 J97 SOUTH • J 10 5 2 *8 &.198 ALLEY OOP V J2 by Dove Grouts IE'5 RIf LUH! IF WE APPEARED AT T)1E K9i 4 AM Q64 7 ..."THE GUARDS VOtJLD PASS WALL THE WAY CASTLE GATES W4 AN INTO THE KINGS ALIEN PRISONER IN TOW... CVAk4 EM;zs WrT't4OUT Both vulnerable West North Et South I, Pass 2 by Dick Tumor 11"IVAL g In dumm wn and the six and four hand. ThenhewuldleadhisJacko( hearts. If East ducked he would rise with dummy's ace, lead a diamond and lye up on seven tricks. But East covered 67th Year, No. 194—Friday, April ' He would start Operation ExIra Trick by running s ades so as to discard one diamond. Then he would overtake dummy's five of trumps with his six, cash his !asI trump arid dis. card dummy's diamond. West would nave ueezed with his ace of diamos and long hearts; and South would have scored (he extra 20 poInts. __ . ______ — Cabein ______ By BILL BELLEVILLE herald Staff Writer .-. j.. - The bidding has been Opening lead d4 HY Oswald & James Jacoby A rubber bridge player would waste no (ItTle with todi 11 ;11111. 1k vtuld be deIighti with his club slam After draw Ing trumps he would concede a diamond trick and go on to the next rubber after scoring 1.370 points. A duplicate player would not risk his slam, but would un doubtedly give himself a chance to score an overtrick that would be worth an extra match point or two. He would rise with the ace of spades at trick one. Then he would draw trumps with three leads while leaving the five spot by Art Sonlom Iki THER.P kIM&JOI'M UXRTH1HE _________________________ 1.SU • •. .1 CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS DO YOU 5AY'ZP A JOB CR $ STRICTLY A L ECTURER RROOCESS CLASS AS - I MORE THAN TWO QUESTIONS IN •r WI • 3 . North East South i You. South; hold: £ K Q 96 V 2 • K 44 ,L c Vb.ut do )ou do no * — Pa You have just the hR over minimum a r 14- east You do pass. West bids three clubs. North and East pan. What OD you do now? Answer Tomorrow I#,$ IV Indeed the dinner toninht IS something speclaIl' - TODAY'S QUESTtoN 1 W4 1 _____ ;' U I FV are I can afford to buy more 'speclals'I AU FUNNY BUSINESS kLL IN ALL, HE WAS A)4 11 [WrwE r IL 0 1 J ER _5! 11111111111[1111fI EtMLEmr PAINT ER C001_0 NEVER DO HANDS! s. $I /Of JACOBY MODERN book to: 'Win at Bridgo."(c/() this r1cw8PW4. P.O. Box 489, Radio CItYS1`8001% ftw York, N.Y. 10019. . rs Refuse To Co Improvement Trust Fund 01T) was composed mainly of camp representative Walt Wheeler owners who were determined to Gurtesein who represented the delay the decision on removal had planned prior to the keep their structw-esjn the face Department of Natural of the camps until next Thur. State and County en- meeting a second meeting of a recent court order em- Resources (DNR) at last sdtiy. vironmental officials did some was scheduled for next week powering the lIT to charge the night's meeting. Gurtesein Camp occupants were parfancy back pedalling last night when such specifics can be camp occupants with estimated only 40 of the camps ticularly concerned over Ill's after "owners" of cabins along made, At that time, camp oc- trespassing. are actually occupied, while the plan to move them from the the Wekiva River said they cupants will either have to HI owns all lands below the rest are abandoned, would not voluntarily remove officially islands, since the decision In the ask for state per- mean water mark, which would Although environment of. recent ourt suit (Fergeson vs. their structures even though mission to remain, or be or. include the many Islands ficials, including Wheeler, Pounds that so empowered the they are "trespassing" on state dered to tear down the camps. scattered along the 25-mile Seminole County Pollution agency was property. strongly supported Last night's meeting which meandering river. Of the 70 Control Director Langley by the Association in an Instead of establishing a thne effort 1 drew a ft'll house in the ca ps that now wrict nn 11, Amdr, and Gurtesein were t" Krep OW developers off !J )v fr,imo for th removal dl of tilt! nitnuk ( unt (uiuni uni i hind and ShofdiflL, only 1t-12 "trying to ekdr the air" last rler ulmps as Internal chambers In the courthouse, would be exempt from state- night's meeting, they ac Harriet Mixon, president of ?' the Camp Owners Association, told Adair her group would pick representatives to meet with state officials next week. Adair slow. said the canip occupants WW I mm have to decide then whether a byGarryTrudeau for leases to the land they . illegally occupy, orto just give up titeir structures. Although all camp occupants are officially "squatters," many have lived on the iislands for 2Oto3o)ears long before the state ever began to firm ap I approach to handling such occupation of property. Several 0 . -- irk- ¶- :.L E CONSIDERS ir) 4.3 AI A PERIOD... M P y ownership, according to Don compkthed little more than to II ce Y9 by Larry Lewis QWSiTiQNJJ Owne - - By Roger Bdk, 4-5 '- Sanford, Florida 32771—price 10 Cents - / 0 01V Pass 4.& Pass 64 Pau Pass Pass i7 Wekiva- Shacks 'Must Go' _____ - , IEleiialtI 4 i-ir a3 4 A15TER Panel hearing camp owners during last night's discussioni-r - - . area tour in is ' d ministrator of the DeWment of Pollution Control. liferald Photo by Bill HeUevffle) Don Gurteseln, Department of Natural Resources ; Langley Adair, county director of pollution control; Walt Wheeler, IT UI• -- PROMISE OF " fl With sU some time to go before summe Cr, cog Is already shoulder high, glvingpromls.eofa welcomeearlyharyesj lofts planter, Paul H. Pew. A retired farmer from South Carolina Pew vEST designations, Adair offered the flue growth to the abundance of water he Is able to top from an it fielif 112 IA Of-Of ZUUW UY 5)411 -J Vincent) i..ouunuca un rage i-A) by H.bndahl & Stoff.I TUMBLEWEED -, ANI NVIM PACKI.I. ANP HOW 1HE HVNflN& ( FAM 1D PAY V \ ¶7w pmg AwNuAi CATOM4ER5'P1CNIC. A - By MICK LOCThtIDGE Herald Staff Writer .. 5%. county budget to determine if county taxpayers in of Cities' amendment to state law to permit cities to "We have asked the county to sit down Incorporated areas are receiving eititaillable treat- take the issue to coLirt. and study is expected that double taxation will be discussed. the matter, but the c0nuniSsioners ment as taxpayers in the unincorporated areas. " Knowles The Sanford City Commission passed a resolution Under state law, the County Commission is said. 'Me Seminole C(AmtY 0muninift inay be taken But the City of Altamonte Springs, which imade a last month telling county commissioners, "The granted 90-daYs to reply 10 A m uni cipahty's request to court over its stand that douthle taxation is zlnillar reciest Of the county Las County Taxpayers in the bumrpUr"&rm We" y (tho t week received a on double taxation, on receiving equitable mvtc, Irons the cmty Wamn 'Pete' Knowlel said yatm*. The 6uillooki"Jie IuU 90 da to rdwA to ale exist In V* county. NMI" with tiMents in tile *10"t85 "Indications seem to point now that the Issue may request from Altamont Springs. un Knowles said he is expecting a similar reply go to court," said Knowles, who is awaiting a reply County and Sanford City Coal- collected (toni the incorporated area's tayers Knowles' expectation that the issue may be taken SanfJ City Ckimmlsislmm also have requested missloners will meet in Sanford City from County Corruniasion to the City of Sanford's Hall April21 to and is being teed dis ptturte!y to provide to court, is In Conjunction with Sanford and a County4-)ty Stud), group be established to pro%ide hash out problems request that the county provide a breakdown of the " bet n the Altamonte Springs supporting the Florida League guidelines for the breakdown of the county budget. bodies. Although no agenda has been established, it areas." THEY PIPNT A HAVE ANY PO&GE SAGS. ___ DRINC, me? • Vietnamese Airlift Plane I.-- BLONDIE Qik Young WEU-. HEPE'SASMC)FJuSrGOmEAPAwsmFprrA I elOPE! FrnHSW L& RA,S , JS ANDA LOAF OF URSELF BEFORE TI.IE CR./1NG BREAD GOES AWAY FUNNY BuT !'VE GOT A CPA" FOR A PI 09 QAISI~E P*ISCIUSA pgp - Crashes; Orphans by Al Vsrmw WIIAT'S JUST PAlS WJG A PEW ALL THIS VEGETABLESI j Ad by Dick C.,.JU ThERE GUPF SW I }-tAP O TO 5E A FULL MOON N41 BUT I C JT5&IT I A l).v' fl-Wrlø/ eo•. ARCHIE _________ by Bob Montana ______ 1 YLICK ( MISS BEAZLY' W G000 \ T DID YOU PUT N THIS SANDWICH Mm IORDERED BOLOGNA! GRIEFf ARE YOU COMPLAINING AGAIN I LET ME SEE Irf I W.. AY. AIP CAPTAIN EASY A4 . YOU ejow.. THE Figr 6TEP 4rAIM4 5WAMI-a400p 15 BEP&S ALE 10 at4Nk OLJTALL F7 ....APP PLACE THE MII4P IN THAT UTTERLY F\ ELAEP STATE OF PERFECT WOTHINGWE. WHICH LE44 TO TOTAL EC57'/ISy,' ). EVEN L)RP45E5 THE GURUS OVIJ MENTAL 5TATE. ' y 2 Is t Century Sport 1 by Crooks & Lawrence ' EEK MEEK [( by Howl. SchMjd, J3 HAD A JOB 5EEAJ 'U'iIkR*m CALL -To GRATj€s.s If UAJPRTUUA'!ELT# I43 cr J VJL47Er kJM&J! Killed Moie or prediction. Synd icated Columnist Murray Olderman will deal Sunday with Part Two of a series ° "Rollerball," the movie of a sport in the year 2018. Part One appearsInto{Iiy's sports section ofl Page l.B Leader Resigns - - - " - - - - - -- -— - - -.--- - ---- - ---- - -- - - - - - - - - ' .-... -. - , - ' .. _____ , - Hospitas Den Civic Center Disp/ays Dolls -r - - -.'-- ient D - Ir, -liut, -- — -- I The Central Florida Doll Club is staging an exhibit in the Altamonte Springs Civic Center this weekend. A preview of some of the lovely and valuable dolls to be shown appears on PlC, Women's Section. - Business In the wake of mustering support for the upcoming ' I "Farm-City Festival," _____ 'Do w n to w ii Business .. I Association --1 (DBA) -. --President --i.' Allan Zane has resigned, resigned due to lack of . interest among most members of the association," Zane said . this morning. Zane notified DBA r --( secretary-treasurer) Jack -' sveiti Wednesday morning of _______________________________________________________________ his decision to step down as president of the 40-member .....r TflT group of Sanfor usinessmen. ' LJ_:, b Zane will retain his membership In the DBA, but had 'no conu'nent' on whether he would — be an active member of the p'.. group. His resignation comes a Altamonte Springs firemen said this morning they stlH had two pumpers at a 12 to 15 acre fire at be month before the 'Fesflval,l tragic thing. Earl heifer Pit, a trash dump west of Douglas Ave., and south of "Oh, God," cried Richard Lorraine St., and are going to let The sponsored b the Greater ON FIRE blaze burn itself out. County fire units Joined Altamonte units last night when the tire, Blanchfield, evacuation coort - Sanford Chamber of Comdetermined origin, billowed smoke over the western part of the city near Interstate Four. Above, mel-ce, which is designed to pull (linator for Friends of All Chilfiremen protected the peruneterof the fire area lagtflight (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) area residents Into Sanf or d to (Continued On Page 2-A) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ boost the business economy. Zane had proposed the DBA contribute $500 towards an ad campaign to promote the 'Festival,"but the propo_jal w-ps tabled for further tiLscussiol, and still remains unsettled, By ED PRICKETT study for Arthur D. Little, Inc., at Florida Hospital North, said emergency cases for March recession could affect hospitals Zane 531(1: Herald Staff Writer a private research firm, that facility "is busier than than the main hospital." in some areas, but emZ'ne said the vice president Don Bradley, administrator we've ever been. We had more Bradley agreed that the phatically said In ,this im- would take over for the One Sanford area hospital _____________________________________________ mediate area w act see it t president in the event of a ;IriiinkIritnr — - _., . I _ •• — By MIKE SIIANAHAN urged temporary grounding of %% ;Is liLit t deu mn pressiorl Associated Press Writer all C5s. problems caused by a An airlift of 2,000 Vietnamese "The CS has never performed malfunction in the rear loading orphans ordered by President up to specifications," Aspin door. Ford began In tragedy today, as said in a statement "Secretary Platt said the question of a giant U.S. Air Force CSA (of Defense James R ) Schiesi whether other CSs might be cargo plane carrying the first nger's posture statement for used would be up to the military group to new homes In the this year indicates that the officials in charge of the airlift United States crashed shortly planes have been developing He said notification of next of after takeoff from Saigon's Tan wing fatigue much faster than kin would be handled by the Son Nhut air base, anticipated. Until we find out various agencies Involved. In Washington, the State De- whether the wing explosion The U.S. Embassy In Saigon partment agency handling the which caused the crash had said possibly 100 of the 243 chilairlift declared the crash would anything to do with the prob- dren and 10 to 15 adul ts among not affect continuation of the tern, the C5s should be ground- the 43 relief workers and 10 effort. William A. Platt, spokes- ed." crewmen aboard the aircraft man for the Agency for InterWitnesses said the left wing of survived the crash. national Development, said: the plane caught fire as it "I'm really stunned," said "The (lights will continue." crash-landed. The pilot, who Jill Schl.agel, a volunteer workBut Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., survived, later said the crash er for the Friends of All Cliii. dren,whIchalongwltwoo. q er Colorado based agencies was sponsoring the flight of orphans BREAD WINTHROP h Knowles Hients . C"'t 1 Ma Sue Over Double Taxation (]1J BUGS BUNNY - Ight declared they had tried to buy the property and even tried to pay taxes on their land, but their offers were refused. After three hours of cawav AW A7.4 - - - .• ------------------------------- -_-_ ine � 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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