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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 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/95d9a1ecbcc13ef2440a035fa298a32d.pdf 47f82c562f0f72b06dbd79479fbd861a PDF Text Text ___ ___ _____ - ______________________ _____ ________ - .-...,*A 46-Evening Herald, Ft. ___ Mort Walker \ /7VLJ ARE 60%E ,'oi Ae ONE WIN TWAT oLi&rA ØE I II II / I r'v! OO L I I '' ____ I E COL- I r DW ll' pgij ESHO OF Grout ONE ds. fie did just that West produced the eight of trumps For the third defensive trick and waited with his king of clubs to set the unfortunate d&arer . West falsecard with 1 k of trumps was an xperCs play. but South really shouldn't have fallen for it, 11 West held just one heart and one club he Would have held 11 black cards Not vulnerable he would probably have tried a sacrifice EAST * iO 4 95 109 b \urth South v ulnerable TINGAWAY, COMRADE 5 -10P HI M! -THE -n*XN KING WrTH No 67th Year, No 18G-Wednesday, March 19, 1975 Immediate discard of his la st V on 1084 SOUTH (I) j2 Q 73 . q7 £A6 L L DOY u I IN % EST K Q 9751 V.1i 8 I ALLEY OOP NO CRES CA!mEs) LE ARE ALL FAkES! TALK ID THESE JNW 1 I I - A V J 3-iS 0 NDE 1\ WEAR • 18 p642 • K 8S 3 4 J 752 ° a / 0000 <rVfr17 / I. 11 i I I - )s • -. ll~ _____ i - ' Pa.'s '1 fl bidding has been 18 I Opening lead - _______ }'ass Summertime ,f U A _Z west ' i ________ 1 - k. 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The effective date for the leasing agreement will be may 1. The county wiff pay $1 a square foot a year for both blngs for two ears After ui that time, appraisers named by both parties will aee oh a reasonable leasing rate. At a $1 for certification to operate i several weeks ago - has repm, tedly been trying ta'solicit customers from other firras, even though the county has not yet approved their certification. The pamibility of'such a price ww Roads Superintendent J. C. Lavender told the commission that Reliable Garbage Service has been competing with IlandW Gat bage over accounts in the Tuscawilla area of the county. Lavender said the city of Winter Springs awarded an exclusive fra chise to flandW for service in their municipality, but admitted that HandW 1 and Reliable had been v%ing for ac. any and all cities who will the agreement and adopt our animal control or. dinance." But, in doing so. Board members agreed the proposition would be a losing one economically for th:! county. The county's ordinance, effective the first of the year, regulates all non-agriculture animals running loose in the county and provides for pick-up Fees and fines for those The probability of the price war, and the confusion that could result from such a war prompted several com1711MOnerS to broach the subject of revamping the regulation of the county's entire refuse collection system. There are now G separate firms operating In the I I / .1 ( ( _ ) ~_____ I . I I C .... Television Women's - by Frank Hill - 'I - --- a-i 7 A A 11 ding a 4,000-seat theater in the -it), for the staving of cuncefts --- V F :4,;;Zic ,Ar l — or llorwcope _~ . ' 4A WEAThER uP / I I i Ar i ., r 1(-, &I (__1 I i 4'. I , ., / -- ~ 0 0 s esi enc W/(3y i Seat has been brought up and dropped by civic organizations 48 inthepast,wasoughtbackto life yesterday by the Bankers Committee o the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn. merce Committee member John . - - 1, It -I . ___________ ____ -- ;~g~~- V .;~r :-_- _-zit jO, il. ~r _ I.- _ F ~ r X-10,41fNely -u-MA , I K.-~,--- tl~'.- *- . ,z * 1- v~-_.~_A. ,IT 7 rm l -_ - . - ~- __' _. - -_ - - Th , eater - -. - -_ - _% A % Krider-also said he hopes the chance to move out or the civic theater would be able to attract Center and the Seminole Iligh tourist traffic into Sanford. fie School Auditorium. tourists be worked out In thing in the world," s conjunction with tl,e .11icater. Woodrow Clark, president of T , W% I .I - - N%._ _,W~ ;-, / / i, A, . - ^~ _ , ~ __, V Another major project auditorium is "alright for.wme discussed by the committee programs," but IL is not 1 was the bWiding of a new city equipped to hane the type of hail. • pr ogram the associa tion likes to The committee passed a present. . -ç! resolution recognizing the need Valerie Weld, an artistic ^ ~ i-A. .. - N-1 . `~.. - , . .. . , I, -V - -1 - -, .- - .- I . r ; ! I -..~i . . - - _-1. -t I , Ai~ : . i~ ~-7:~-r--~t~i5-7r,-= -_~ &__ =-j-a-4 --I-=-- - , - -- 0 ;J-_ ~ -A - __1U . i : 3, . - it -} . . . 7M11r10__1T_ ~ 11 i-Q--r. .. - - __- --- - Inch of rain last night. Clearing theater drive, was instructed to i I tonight and fair Thursday. seek an idea for the design and .---! Cooler through Thursda%. all estimated emit of the facility. Highs mid to upper 70s Lows Krider, who at tint sought to JOHN KRII)FR upper 40s to lower have an amphitheater, lie estimated that it would Complete wrathrr details on now conceiled that the faci lity take a year before any definite Page 5A should he cocred plans can be made on building a ______ _ -40--pup- -Gaw_M4 -A.1 , Ty`-L - ~-__-` -.---=, J,Fz--_!--~* U- __I~-~-~- .- - ~_F-g_ . --- Z_1 '- 1 I IIIIIIIII - . ~:) Iii Crossword Puzzle . . . , , . A111 Sa nford c u I t u r a I Dear Abby L . .... ... A organizations are crossing their I 100W! ELSE • . - - . - t By.%IICKEY LOCIMIDGE / . I 1_1, )si ion 0 I I Chamber Hears New Plan Calendar . / ( A U A -- -- EM2 ; II #I , I -- ! . Around the Clock . __ ___T_ - 01 • .1 I: Nr the three-story brick buildings The lease will run for 18 ternis, th' - county will be able to year for both structures for two are former barracks that easily )ears, with an option for keep an renovations or ears lend themselves to utilization renewal every two )ears. modificatio ns to the structures According to county officials, by Uw county. Also, under revised lease that they make, If such removal does not jeopardize the __ buildings themselves. The Airport Authority now has seven dayi to okay the leams I 1011TIIY will ask Public Research of Atlanta -the firm h have been repeatedly alter ed to suit the needs of the that is currently working tin re. organization of the county If approved by the Authotity, government -to do the space counts in the unincorporated areas weA a garbage price %ar is on the the allocation work. rdtrinh the city. y's ne movewiU oe borizm In or aon yeerday, to have an efum ~ ShIdyindW* ,-f-: 71110 result of that war will probably In addition, - I04nuibi on ftDrowr nir aws.... i M. - -_ Commissioners 0 agreed in act," - . WA-Ste fices, labs, and low-securily .. MEAAY rrS C,eTT" ey_~T & W.V0 I I A JUDAcsMvIr ING SOMEYMlN _--1,j f)j_$J A V W Cl= I L IN, 1. - H I - - =. :_a SHORT RIBS ACHI TONOPSOW ly - S HILL . I Circuit Index I - II ii k - r 11 - I ____________ I ..W- I) ~ - by Bob Tha.s - I ' \ IUMA1'3 /, -- iI 1b c_J1 I ~" ~ FRANK AND ERNEST ease liattaway told the board -.1 In explaining the need for from the judges in the past, tiatta *way told the Boardhad city was ao general law. Now tha t judges frorn Brevard to Seminole man Sid Vilden Jr. admitted feel you have space, and man- such legislation to the Board, recommended that he and governments in Seminole County Hattaway said $21,614 that he supported the bill 'in power needed right upatairs" in llaUaway cited caseload hlattaway approach the chief asked hi In light of the judges' was paid last year for such concept," he said h w s m to repeal the time- absolute total confusion." criticism, count) commission expenses the courthouse. Ilattaway said figures for last year indicating Judge individually and request cons concerned oer the possible that four roonu in Judge SaIls s Seminole Count) was Inol%ed inFormation ers withheld their endorsement on space r equires length) athertising of matter Freeman said that DominickJ. that the additional offices could be utilized to house in as much court activity as requirements if the bfil is voted any property to be annexed of the bill until they could SaltsCurrently, and VoIleonly A Williams Jr expense Judges would bc to the county by a recent opinion is ued b the the additio,al judges I3re4inl into law. gather more infomiation about hve in Seminole, while the other "I would be glad to have five city Hattaway said the Moone state attorney general on the Vih!en reminded flatt,away ne'judges are paid an an. space requirementsfor the ad ALso vesterday, Vihlen asked Bill - effective only in two laws -was th most con. 11 jurIsts reside In Hre.irtI judges here."Vihlen said, but that state legislation now ______________ — n ii d tr of Sb 000 .inil art (ount) Attorney Tom Freeman Seminole County - was passed fusing opinion I e eer read' r / / CL . - . . ~ /'_ .. ... I ____ ) ,r -"Ni in collection firms, and the Initial 1. - ___ * Judicial yes terday . 91 ,-- !~ ui Uona1 judges in the courtIn a letter to the Board, chief unless we can get a statement provides for the 14th judge to given 14 cents a mile for travel to analyze the house. if Judge of - the 18th Circuit from th "Mooney Bill" to control anneatiun bet ore the e Judiciary as to their live in Seminole County once he and $25 a day per ern Hat- and ano Rep. Bob flatthway told the Clarence T. Johnson Jr. needs for th er state-wi spa ce requirements de bill state-wide bill became effective added to the circuit. ha t. way said, Proposed state legislation Board his bill was designed to declared that all L1* judges affecting municipal an- last year. (in the courthouse) then we taiway declared that "after the requiring that five of 13 circuit save the taxpayers money by Oppose Vihlen, who admitted that the the nexation, In an effort to pinpoint residency should wait on approving the 1976 dections we II be 10(k) judges live In Seminole County cutting down on travel expenses requirement of llatt,away's bill. bill. if Board had had trouble o are of "conflict and corn M we havttwo judges here." came under fire froin l8th for those judges who commule taining nece-uary cooperation Bill w set when there patibility." And while Commission Chair- - J I ,I ~ ~ - __ I . i __ ~ By BILL BELLE VILLE IIerdStaff Writer - 7__ . ort " • I • ~7 SWfE in U - i by Bob Montana I - v3r j-i, r7 - F, 11 X_ I -it -0 u es Voice r /,-- \. .-- ~_ - - ____ FLAGS PRESENTED PINECREST SCHOOL 14 OT SICK (. ~~OUGH FOR THE Or-FICS. CO LL C o J ..- r, MAY I A-514 ; I i S. by All Verrn"r - :- ,. / - - AI I I L_ I -- - - .47t T _19___J~, J I ' ovou! .'" M~ T __ f __ - - .;. ARCHIE. • I f7 Nor TO 'j i'JT THIP.Jt IF HE C4,i r Garbage Price War Predicted -' ~ REP CLOUP - -_ -_'.._- --- JI ' - . - I TEE,V-AGE GURU OF .__ - 311 at the Sanford airport that would allow Jail expansion were approved by county corn missloners yesterday after ! ~---- 1-~_: ~_*M__, - ft I J I CAPTAIN EASY - '_ - i a i - '..: - 110 I J I - - fI.____ . -- _-_:- -----.---- • -f - __ I " T THE SOUP ND SPR GRUMBLING , f- -________ Wontiriucd on Page 10A) ___ I - - I 1. - 0 , / 14 I - , I r LIFE .. C . • L0VE:...V44ATAM I 15Aya,*?.I ~-___~~_4~_____ --A~ ___ I ---_a,z;_jn~-rrin c I In 1 T --Q- by Dick Covoiii MY , -. 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I J I I I I By Roger Bollen )) i by He,mdahl & Stoffel I 1111 9461 L F - THE MASHEO WTATLXS FUNNY BUSINESS / / 1R...WN IVAS "iEK MEAL , RMSY r .• C "t10 0S tj — I / , I /_011w* iTz Aaw!I/A/ B UGS BUNNY I by Garry Trudeau AWV1fKkR5410;r1A;61 __ - LQ* '11T AS %%TLL 61, 11 REAM FLV, !LMERS USUAL ORIPES ABOUT checking acco unt balanced and the bank's figures , I:o,,v do v II e 113ndle d situ,ilion like flidl, flenry?" uialch DOONESBURY I . "My Living The " - CI L 4 I-. N. I 1~%~ Pis 1)JSf $TUENrs i __ _________ IA )a £ 4A the d uce of 1 diamonds against South's fourYou ~ S40h. hold ho.irt conir wl The frey ";I" A K -) 9 4 V X 0 2 0.114,1 A k 1'' -, pI.tvtiI Ii ujii dutuitir East wh.I w? studied a while and finally A — Your partner is no showing decided to go right up with s The ace of diamonds, fie must be - we and gi%e his partner a ruff. tr) Ing for it %ism. You ii-an afford to ~Vhile East was thinking, West bid five heartv hadtime to prepare a nice hit T1fl)AV's Qt15110N f dece lion You do bid ti~v hearts and )*our lie ruffXthe diamond reiurn with his jack of trumps' Then arncrdumPo six spades h.a he led the king of spades. South was in (tummy. He decided that West had with the jack of hearts because Sena S I for JACOBY MODERN that was the only heart he held. book to "Win 8 I BfidgO."(c/o mis In that case Eask would be sit- neiiiiUmper). PO Box 489. Radio ting with three trumps to the City Station, Now York. N.Y 10019 L by Art Sonsom IT KMER WE BW,K I'SS B Oswald & James J acob y _____ - J 1A - ' THE BORN LOSER North for electricity exceeds e load When that costs th conswner money The nearest Florida Poser has to nuclear generation plant at Crystal River stalled due to lack of con Fowler and Burns y a "number of (tngs" can be struction funds. It's about per cent complet!, officia ls -Summertime Is Just around the corner Seminole itioning your home. say. County and the living is easy — except of course for those Included in their tips are the following: Thus the fuel adjustment charge at Florida Power Is people who keep air conditioners blowing full blast. For Set the thermostat at 78 degrees. them, the living is expensive. $14.44a month for the average homeowner who uses 1,000 - Add insulation home if It n't already properly kilowatt hours a month. The fuel adjustment Historically, higher power bills float in on the sne the insulated, utility's methods of passing high oil prices on to consumilni> breeze that signals hot summer da ys And pour - Keep dirt sunlight from the interior of homes by ers (ompdml) officials say, In some homes, that cost soars to installing drapes on the windo w s. President Fords first $1 tariff on oil in February inore than twice the arnount it costs to heat a home during - Keep the air compressor clean and clear of won't affect the price of power in Seminole, according to a mild winter, anything that might clog the a now. Fowler. He said the tariff was applied oil of a type not And with a relatively mild winter lust ending, and - t t he water temperature on hot war heaters Uti firms to generate electricity. at used summer on the way and those piles of extra money it 130 to 140 degrees -not the 160 or 170 degrees which is set , Countians already are (Jigging into inflation shrunken ta kes to fuel those turbine peaking units, electric bills the factory. pock ets to pay for interim rate krs that have will just about double," according W scott Burns, been When you leave For a weekend, turn air con. granted bo th (inns. Florida I'ower & light Los commercial manager. to eep the house dry.FP! zstomcrs las' month began pa ying At present, about 16,000 countians fork over $2.15more "&IrnepeopleIeaye( weekendandsayiwasgone per month for !.000 kilowatts, while Florida Power average $33 a nivnth every time the FPI, electric bill )r a week, and the bill didn't come down irrlus That1is if the bill is figured on an a v erage of 1,000 unless the air is turned off,' Burns said elec tr icit y. kilowatt hours per month M kilowatt usage goes up so If c'u left s our car in the 'arag idling 300 wouldn't Jlli firms r€ 011% 4 fl Iflkflni rate relit-f, t. thn ,!- vs 111I.- bill, SZJVU g,111.- Ilu ildded, $69 I'lillion for 1-11. at' W W-3 million for Florida Power. The remainder of the county's customers are hooked As4 consumers burn additional electricity, power Into Florida Power Corp's lines. Customers pay $38.74 For FPI. asked for a total of $143 million, and Florida Power companies raise fuel adjustment rates accordingly, has requested $65.6 million. their 1,000 kilowatt hours. Consumers at both firms, Burns said FPL customers are paying $5.33 mont hl y ,Aithout a doubt, will be paying more this summer. But Hearmgs are scheduled next week on the firm 's which is "probably gonna go up next month." flowever, reque5ts for hikes. If the Public Service Commission just how much more. officials say, depends on a the Fill. fuel charge at present is down from the $9,ig the I PSC) grants the rate hikes, bills will customer's ability to h.arness Reddy Kilowatt and make go up another $2 at utility charged in October. Florida Po%er. according to Fowler. turn work for the consumer — instead of the consumer Burns said oil costs are down because the firm relies PSC approval of FPLs tota l ratehike request wod ays working for [teddy. heavily on nuclear plants for generation of its power. add another 11,85 to monthly th s, a 5Wkesman said. Florida Power spokesman Bud Fowler says peaking Florida Power, on the o ther hand, leans heavily on My way you look at it — e price of power in the uni "born more expensive fuel. They are less efficient." • conventional me thods For producing electricity because summertime is going up. Unless, of course, you decide to Those peaking unitsare fired up only when the demand the firrit has no nuclear plane. swi tch off the air. 1Iily unlikely, isn't it? - / " 41, _______ - By ED I'R1CKF Herald &I Writer V , - I _____ ' 1'1- 10 Cents ii ' - _____ Sanford Florida 32171--F . 9 , , _ ~11111111111111111 rZ° ( I Dick Tumor I I .' II '1 -- By ()SWAI.I) and JAMES JACOBY M)RhII ________ by CARNIVAL AT BRIDGE MEJSI,LI&ET I - - Tuesday, Mar. BEETLE BAILEY FLAP - - ' \ . . - -i . .. _ request that City Manager said the proposal "sounds Warren 'Pete' Knowles attend wonderful." - ,%-r _--X 11 , ,.~_. N~~ 1. ~* 'tely would be LAWTON SCHOOL march 27 to discuss the buiUng able to use the theater. I hope of city hail with the committee they LonsWt professionals in DONATES TO ZOO Spokesmen for Sanford's eery Field on the planning of mutual Concert Association and the theater so they can do a, the Ballet Guild of Sanford look proper Job" -"~ =- - Students at Lawton Elementary School, ()vied0. collectcd more than U40 for the Central Florida Zoo during the past month. Making friends with the Hon cub which accompanied Charlie Davis, representing the zoo, are from left, Tracy Baker, Boiie .%Iiller, Tirn [fill and Mrs. Charlotte Schmitt. dri~ t- (,00 rdinator. i Herald Photo Hill % irn tnt s -1 I �.-i::. - -. .-- -- ....-'- - - -.. --- -............--- ---- -:----- -- -- -•.-•--• . --.- -- - -- -- '____-.--., --•------ ---'.- -'--- -- -'--.-- - __________________________ _____ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March it, it ps - NAnON IN BRIEF FBI Secretly interfered With Political Campaigns WASHINGTON tAP) - The FBI secretly Interfered with political campaigns, promoted racial unrest and anonymously mailed abusive letters in a 10-year campaign to disrupt the Socialist Workers party, according to newly disclosed FBI documents. The tactics even reached into the national headquarters of the Boy Scouts of America. Three thousand pages from the FBI files lay out the first detailed account of the counterintelligence programs, known as COI NTELPRO, launched by J. Edgar Hoover at various times in the JTVA and I9&. Hoover terminated the formal COINTELPRO operations In April 1971. Party officials and the Political Rights Defense Fund, which is supporting the party's $27-million damage suit again.sI Ifni r qu IC+ W T lL i i i U1 0 i IH$j f I I IV UWH Rrmo By G.G. LaBELLE Associated Press Writer The Dow Jones industrial aver- sociation of Home Builders, interest on home loans took its buying Senators opened debate on a. and the continuing fall age fell 7.12 to 779,41 in a hectic said he now sees no possible re- steepest decline since 1971 in In prime rates should spur busi. tax cut bill designed to pwnp The interest rate on home day of trading on the New York covery in the housing industry February. And some banks ness expansion. But it doesn't money Into the economy and loans has gone down. But, In a Stock Exchange that was the before summer, "I never lowered prime rates, the In. seem to be working that way. defeated a motion to lower the blow to economists' hopes for ninth largest in exchange his. thought the permit rate would terest to the biggest corAlso on Tuesday, the tax cut Senate's $29.2 Lillion in cuts to an early end to the housing tory. go that low, but It did," he said. porations. and energy bills continued their about the 120 billion level slump, so have the number of And Michael Sumlchrast, At the same time, the Federal Theoretically lower loan in- way through the legislative passed by the House. President homes be', economist for the National As Home Loan Board reported terest should encourage home Process. ng built. Ford sought a $16.2 billion cut. The Conimcrtie Department The Senate also accepted a reported Tuesday that housing compromise on the oil depletion units started in February were allowance and left it tied to the Special Training For Bureaucra ts 1.9 per cent below January and tax cut bill. The depletion al. 50 per cent below a year earlier. lowance permits oil and natural And housing permits, which gas firms to write off 22 per cent WASHINGTON (AP) - The government wants to spend shy for the project. usually anticipate actual $48 million for a school for executive bureaucrats. The of their gross Income. The Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C., the subcommittee chairman, construction starts by three Compromise would continue the campus would have a swimming pool and gym for the noted that the proposal would cost iome $48 minion over the montlLs, were the lowest on students, who would number 225 at a time. tax break for independents but 20-year period for a school that would house, at most, 225 record. The plan calls for spending $2.4 million a year to lease (aeliminate it for big firms. 'The "students" at any one time, Some economists had 1xvcilities for a school to teach top-level federal officials to be House voted to end It altogether Morgan said he couldn't comprehend such expenditures dicted a turnaround in the debetter executives. and a Senate-House panel will "for what strikes me as very elaborate facilities. Even U.S. pressed housing industry this The school would be constructed by the University of have to work out the differsenators don't have such luxurious facilities." spring as a first atep in reeovVirginia at its Charlottesville, Va., campus and would in. ences. "Aren't we just building a country dub out there?" he _1_ . . .- . --- I HbOU] 0 a I cVlaence 99 if ' the FBI, were making the documents public after winning i federal court order forcing (ii" FBI to yield them. The party has accusod the FBI of widespread violations of its constitutional rights. I r. JACKSONVII.11-., Fla. iAl:)) Beach Mall Bank at West' Palm pada said. "The banks are all prosecution. - Despite defense objections, a Beach. open and involved in Interstate federal Judge let prosecutors Prior is appealing an earlier enter 17 documents into cvi. LaSpada told the jury of six commerce. conviction on five counts of ly. dence as opening testimony be. men and six women that the "We expect the evidence to Ing to the grand jury. gan in the conspiracy trial of government will prove the 01. show beyond a reasonable former state Comptroller Fred ganizers of this and two other doubt that Fred 0. Dickinson Stripling read one of the state 0. Dickinson Jr. banks were asked to supply 20 Jr. consolred with Frederick C. records he tkcught into cvi. per cent of their stock in return Prior and E. G. Banks to corn. dence. Ewar.iO, Stripling, regional for getting a charter. mit extortion," LaSpada said. bank examination director for He identified it as a June 11, The prosecutor said k"rei- "The property taken from the the state comptroller's office, took a cardboard box of records crick C. Prior of West Palm victims was their ownership in 1968, memo from Edward J. Lee, director of the state Divi. to the stand late Tuesday. He Beach, former law partner and these banks." sion of Banking, to B.J. Mawwas the first witness, business associate of Dickin. Prior and Banks, a former hinney, then assistant comp. son, ended up as principal Of the initial 18 documents of. stockholder in the American business associate of Dickinson troller, about the Palm Beach fered into evidence by Pr. Security Bank of Martin County and president of Combanks Mall Bank. Corp. of Winter Park, were cutor Anthony J. LaSpada, U.S. at Stuart. It said "Mr. Dickinson has named unindicted co-conDistrict Judge W. Terrell Hod. The other bank charter inspirators In the grand jury Intold me be is very anxious to ges admitted all but one. volved Is that of the First State dictment returned against have this one decided." Bank of Winter Garden. Dickinson at Tampa last Nov. Defense attorney Walter ArThe jury was completed, nold objected to all.He contend. "Evidence will show that in 21. along with four women alterded they were irrelevant and each of those banks, the batik LaSpada said Banks will tes- mites, shortly before noon immaterial, Including the char- examiners recommended dis- tify for the government after Tuesday, a day and a half after ter application for the Palm approval of a charter," LaS- being granted immunity from the trial began. The case is estimated to last about one month. China Refused Negotiations WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States tried unsuccessfully last fall to persuade China to help get peace negotiations going in Cambodia, according to high State Department sources. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger during his visit to Peking last November strongly urged Premier Chou Enlal to take a hand in restoring peae to the area, It wa learned. But Chou turned down Kissinger's plea with a doctrinaire dissertation on the evils of Imperialism thrt could have been excerpted from an editorial In the Communist Party Journal Red Flag, the sources said. .S -I. us. .1 n us Air L2I ILI 06 1 Muskrat Coat To Be Gift I NEW YORK (AP) - Former President Richard M. Nixon has paid $1,221.35 in city Income taxes and Interest e ownedforth st four months of 1969. The check received Tuesday was signed by Nixon and drawn on the Bank of America in San Clemente, Calif. Officials said the payment was based on a New York State audit. County Terminates - William Pelski, former Federal Housing Administration director in Miami, confirmed under defense cross-examination Tuesday that he made the statement to the FBI about a brief airport meeting with Gurney in 1972. "The reason I said that was because there was no discussion whatever on fund raising," PeIski told Gurney's attorney, C. Harris Dittmar of Jacksonville. PeIski was talking about a 10-to 15-minute meeting with Gurney at Miami International Airport. He said he asked for the meeting after he had been suspended for 30-days in an unrelated matter and was worried about reports by The Miami Herald. PeIski said he suggested he should resign and Gurney advised him to keep the Job. But Pelskl said nothing was mentioned at the mei.g about a fund. raising scheme, payoffs, kickbacks or contributions. And that, he said, was the only time he talked with Gurney. Gurney and four others are charged with conspiracy to build a $233,000 slush fund from builder kickbacks by promising Gurney's influence In Williams in a scheme that traded federal mortgage commitments for cash. Pelskj said he gave favored treatment to builders whom Williams contacted for contrlbtjtiois to Gurney's field office in Florida and for his 1974 reelection bid. PelsicI said he pocketed 170, 000 in payoffs from Miami builder John Prie.stes in lieu of a 40 per cent cut in the fund raising effort. But he admitted that he would have committed mortgage money to several builders even without receiving ayo(fs. On trial with Game), are former aic1...,s James Groot and Joseph Ba.stlen and former federal housing Officials K. Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koont.',, government-sponsored housing projects and mortgage commitments. PeLski said the only in- struction he ever received from Gurney was to "do a splencVd Job." After Peiski got his FH1 job in 1970, he sriid he wrote to Gurney asking if there was anything he could do for the senator or his staff. In a letter dated Dec. 4, 1970, Gurney told him: "All I want Is that you do a splendid Job that will reflect credit on everyone..." In two days of testimony for the prosecution, IeLskl said he willingly participated with Gurney's former fund raiser Larry IN BRIEF Ex-Admiral Happy Soviets - Although overjoyed at Hollahan Charges Eyed r TM.LAHASS, Fla. (AP) —A court today is expected to dismiss éhárges that former State Sen. George Hollahan, DMiami, solicited or accepted $19,000 in bribcs. The two-Year statute of limitations for prosecuting a former public official on such charges expired last November while a three-count indictment of Hollahan was clouded by a pending Florida Supreme Court ruling. Hollahan was indicted last Aug. 27 on charges of soliciting or accepting three different bribes to Influence Ids action as a lawmaker. A powerful legislator who was defeated in a 1972 re-election bid, Hollahan was Senate Rules chairman at the time of the alleged offenses. He was accused of accepting $12,500 from former aide Edward Jaffry, now a Tallahassee lobbyist, to promote passage of a credit code sought by the Florida Consumer Finance Association; $5,000 from Jaffry to promote two beverage licenses; and $1,500 from Jaffry to promote a billsought by the Florida Cemetery Association, UT111TY Kate hearing You can't tell the utilities cents for every 1.() gallons In excess of the minimum rate will without a scorecard! That might well be the shout be raised to 70 cents per 1,000 of a civic-minded vendor gallons Under the request. In other utility action seeking to enlighten the citizenry to the myriad ci ac- yesterday, General Watertivities by utility firms In works has sotht an Injunction Seminole County this week. keeping the county from rolling Lost night, conunuors back newly-set unauthorized terminated a hearing on a rates by the firm, request by Southern State., muCircuit Court Judge Voile ities for an increase in their Williams will hear the request rates after the Board deter- on March 31 in Sanford. The utility firm has also filed mined they had enough in. formation to decide. By county another petition requesting a ordinance, a legal decision judicial review of the county's from Board members has to be order granting a partial rate 55 days." increase, declaring that It was Comzniastoners, as in past deci- entered after the county's 55. sior1s, will probably meet in day deadline for doing so, In the suIt attorneys for work session to discuw WA night's findings before issuing the firm claim current water an opinion, rates yield only a 4.3 per cent Southern States Attorney rate of return, and current Kenneth M. Myers of Miami, sewer rates yield no return at told the Board last night his all. It caused the company to firm had been in operation in lose $135,000 last year. Rates the county for 13 years and had the firm are requesting would not had a rate increase during result in a 10 per cent rate of that time, return for both water and sewer Last year, the firm suffered a operations according to the $22,800 net loss, he said. Myers 9.111 said Southern States cannot County commissioners even meet interest payments on yesterday also authorized long-term debts. utility control attorney Bob Even with the new rate, the Morris to file a countersult rite return earned would only •olocking the firhi'a moves. General Waterworks is be 4.9 per cent and would result in a return on investment of tilling its 2,0041us county customers using the rates they only 2.2 per cent. "It's generally recognized had requested In a September this utility is one of the better rate hearing - which would operations in Semite County. lute the average water bill In order to maintain this level, from $4.22 to 16.24 and rates from 1,1 . tffl h.jvc to have Wc rat.ea inirirnum Impeachment Bid Slows TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Chairman William J. Rish said he expected a House impeachment committee today to see more information before deciding whether to call seven witnesses sought by Supreme Court Justice David McCain. Rush, D4'ort St. Joe, said the meeting he called would be involved entirely with procedural matters and would hear no testimony in its continuing inquiry. James Russ of Orlando. McCajn's attocne, has requested subpoenaes for Richard Earle of St. Peter- first I s'urg, chairman of the Judicial Qualifications Corn. mission; Marc Glick, committee staff director; Ken Driggs, aide to House Speaker Donald Tucker and apartment mate of Glick; and four reporters. In an earlier motion, Russ contended the panel was breac hing JQC secrecy. The committee rejected the petition. Mobile Home Bill Studied IAI.LAHAssF:E, Fla. (AP) Sen. Jim Glisson, U. Eustis, has filed a bill that would give condominium owners and mobile-home park residents better protection against the loss of common recreational facilities. Glisson filed a bill Tuesday to give the state Land Sales Division stronger control over developers of cun. (lomuniurn and mobile.home parks. - as requested," Myers declared, to $10.65. lsenerW Waterworks officials The firm has consistently lost Under Glisson's bill, developers would be required to have clear title to the common property of the con. doininium or park, such as recreational facilities and money since 1964 in its have urged customers to pay operations, Myers said. with Fla. (AP) A former federal housing officer testifying In the brlbery.conspiracy trial of ex-Sen, Edward Gurney and four others says he once told federal investigators there was "no Indication that the senator was aware of any fund raising on his behalf," woman he's never seen. "Her mother was in a Russian prison for eight years mid she this daughter) could have been right in the same damn spot," Tate said Tuesday. "But, thank God, they took it the other way and I will see Victoria." Victoria Fyodtrova, 29, a Soviet film actress, was notified in Moscow Tuesday that she will be granted a visa upon payment of 316 rubles, the equivalent of $512. She is the daughter of Zoya Fyodorova, 62, also a Russian actress. During World War If, Zoya had a five. month romance with Tate, then a Naval attache In Moscow. The affair ended on VE Day in May 1945, apparently because Joseph Stalin disapproved, Tate was sent back to the United States and Zoya was sentenced to 25 years In prison. She was released after Stalin's death. Tate didn't learn of the birth of his daughter until 1963. Nixon's Taxes Are Paid r% a 111t11'A, 0 u uu iuing si non uenied i 1 ORANGE PARK, Fla. (AP) Betty Ford took a fancy to a white mink capelet and Is hoping the President will give It to her for her birthday, April 8, Mrs. Ford's spokesman Sheila Weldenfeld sail. •• , 0 — 0- - AJ_ news his Russian daughter has been granted a visa to visit him, retired Adm. Jackson R. Tate says he was apprehensive when he first made contact with the young mother a private ahowlng at the While Hcc. • 1- 1g C Allowing Daughter To Visit WASHINGTON tAP) - Susan Ford, teen-aged daughter of President Ford, is getting a full length muskrat coat with fox trim as a graduation present from her parents. Miss Ford picked out the coat Tuesday when Constantino C'irlstle, a New York furrier, gave her and her 1169166 :s s• 5S-*, Evening Herald,, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Mirch i, I 173-3A their tAIls until the court can new rates, they could net decide the matter. If bills were bt:r;tJ, at granted, they say. and $51,000 on their sewer, Southern States serves, 1,100 customers - only 90 of which are sewer eonntrtIonL Curtified service areas are in Fern Park, Lake Harriet Estates, Sanlando, Winter Springs, Apple Valley and Lake Brantley, Southern States Is asking bi. monthly sewer rates be Increased from a flat $12 to $.50. .itrt Idles c iL jainp from a Ii minimum for the first JOW to $10 for the first 8,000 The rate of 40 laundromats, and prove it to the diviI, Such proof could include sufficient equity in the 1operty to discourage abandonment. Glisson said in a news release, k ut FINAL EXPENSE LIFE INSURANCE 500 TO $5000 * ISSUED FROM AGES 4647 VtCI4EK TACKLE BOX !L, . 16 '3OO gallons 1V111L1Vp4 L1-3j MONTH SALE PRICES THRU SATURDAY ALONE! 'I, SANFORD: Write and give us your date of birth 950 State St., Sanford Plaza CASSELBERRY: Sendnole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. Life of America Insurance Corp. of Bosto n 40 Broad St., Boston. Mass. 0210, Dept. O-SH (Depending on Age) MLV �' Evening __ , . There's just no way you can ever figure the public. Many of us have learned the way via the political prognostications; and anticipating the response to a particular subject. Or even a eolwnn for that matter. There have been times when I thought a 'Zinger Award' was appropriate. Yet, there wasn't even a ripple of response from the readers. And then there were other occasions when the material was nothing more than a "filler". Sure as shootin' the public was calling to let their feellngsbe 300 N. FRINC'JI AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-26 or 1131.9993 did happen when Altamonte Springs' City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl wrote of her feelings towards our FIda Nichols, and of a paper which would take the time to show its Interest in (of all things) some dogs. Better yet, let me share this 'gem' with you— hard Wednesday, March 19, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Wll4,lAr,t D. CURRIE S Managing Editor ROBERIC. MARKEY, Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. liv Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70; 6 $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. thew Food Stamp Was te when Ris e s - The food Stamp program was started in 1964 as part of President Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" at a time when the United States of America had built a huge food commodity surplus that could be used to help its needy citizens . It has grown into a giant fiscal albatross. In the 11-year period since th e program began, it has become a bureaucratic nightmare costing $3.7 billion annually compared to an original apj)F pliat inn of S in illiuii. It is subsidizing the grocery bills of 17 million Americans, many of them with no legitimate claim for such aid. In California, for example, a recent investigation showed that 39.2 per cent of the persons receiving stamps were not fully qualified for the program. affects associate editor See no evil, hear no evil, speak no e vi l a nd yoU'll ts)iitu-vui ,.... at any CUCMUII PunY. ____I_) RAY CROMLEY '1' . 1k' ) " Economy " Cure Worse --- Spite _ . Tol_ ____ ____ ___________ ____.1 _T1,~ WASHINGTON (NEA) One of the more $10,000 a year have been receiving food stamps. unfortunate bills of the Tias inStrikers and college students have found ways to into the Senate. On the face, It alms at preventing control of make themselves eligible. Recently a grand essential U.S. Industry by foreign interests. indicted a Washington, D,C., food stamp certifier in This is a legitimate concern. But the bill, ena $300,000 s ta mp scandal, titled the Foreign In vestment Act of im, go Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz, whose after this problem in a way that can only be department reluctantly administers the program likened to hitting a fly sitting on a glass table pith a sledge hammer mounted on an armored calls the spiraling cost "frightening." truck. President Ford was on th e right track when he Most of Its pr ovisions would apply to such tried to put a lid on the program that would have enten s as bakeries, producers of canned soup, manufacturers turpentine, children's saved the taxpayers $648 million in fiscal 1976. But toys and soft drinks asofwell as to crucial InCongress vot ed to nullify Mr. Fnrd's order tha ciustries proviwng only that the business Inwould ha ve required food sta mp recipients to pay volved had total assets exceeding $1 million. $30 instead of $18 for stamps wor th $46 at th e These days, with ti It is, grocery. Includes a massive number of companies. It would pot tens of thousands of American The government estimates that 62 per cent of companies to much red tape, searching out and the people who might be qualifi ed for food stamps reporting on the indirect as well as direct owners have not applied for them. Thus, with only 38 per and beneficiaries of and their cent of the eligible persons enrolled and an nationali ties, American and foreign alike, ll unknown num ber of ineligibles dipping into the pie investors and large. This would involve learning the cost has no way to go but up. Estimates place the beneficial Owners of stocks and held th e potential cost of the program in 1977 at $10 by Investment companies, banks and other such. billion wi th 60 million people using the stamps. An almost impossible and dreadfully costly requirement. - - - been --- ____-__ . __________ _________ - _______ The decision by Environmental Protection Agency administrator Russell E. Train to put a one-year freeze on automobile pollution stan. dards has to be chalked up as some kind of first. : ..:.',, ____ An agency of the federal government has not admitted to making a mistake but has taken steps to minimize the consequences of the error before the situation got entirely out of hand. The decision came in the wake of growing evide nce that the ca ta lytic muf flers being installed on some 85 per cent of 1975 cars pose a greater health threat than the one they are supposed to eliminate. Designed to cut down on hydrocarbon a nd carbon monoxide emissions, the mufflers also generate sulfates and sulfuric acid mists which In concentrations could be damaging to time. Numerous environment,., groups have denounced oil and automobile i nd ustries. Rather than postpone efforts to reduce other forms of polluti on because of the sulfuric acid problem, what should have been done, they say, Is to order the removal of sulfur from gasoline at the refinery at a cost of "a mere penny or two a gallon." Yet an EPA-requested study by the National Pe troleum Refiners Assn. found that just to get the sulfur in gasoline reduced to 100 parts per million would cost nearly $4 billion in new -- - - -. _______ - ,.-. -. - ____'7 . --p- _____ ' ____ . . ' ____ --- I _______ on being what that _____ 111 ___ ____ _____ -- ____ - ___ - ____ ________ sma - - . bought _____ - I . , It would open the owners of stock in most is duplicative, unfair and rife with Inequities. It Anpuhi companies, 1ng those who own a dozen or so shares, to a host of predator represen ts all that is bad about overgenerous, fl action, in fact, would be equivalent to open-ndM WPIf PflZ. making public the savings and checking accounts of every citizen, rich and poor. In this, the _______________________________________________________________________________ s. M other world meetings in which the sovereign nations ammble greatly devalued certificates o; ownership. pri *uld c-c 4 - .' - _______________ secret -. ____________________ ____________ ________ _____________ -- L - .. .. - - ________ -. - . . - - . , ______ - . . d ______ . iI -- ____ - - -. ___________ - Altamonte o Cul na manPl ans and Peasants. or AOC, another radical left-Wing group hostile to the Moscow-line Communist party. To Fl*ght Inspecti*on Stations - - (It-- 'fl Levi __ . -. - HOSPITAL N DIES - - Grand Jury Indicts Hall WEATHER ' yestrrd.iys 4 Clearing tonight and lair Thur sday. Cooler through Thursday. Highs mid to upper ?Os Lows upper 405 to lower 30s South to 0u1h*51 winds IS to 20 m ph thiltlng to west and decreaSing thrOugh Thursday Ewfended Forecasts Friday through Sunday Florida Peninsula upper 70s Mostly fair Highs in rwtrtme north and mainly low to mid SOs elsewhere Lows mostly n the 50% north arid 60% %O'jtn. eICIPI low 70s Keys Daytona fleach?dr5 for Thursday - high 1 , 30 a m,1 Shpm .10*? 45 a m . 7 37 p m Port Canaveral low Iligh I II a 177 p area - m. m. - a rn. 7 n 5 Lucille M. Brown Anthony Todd Revels Iva D. Watson. DeScry Nancy A Van Amburg, DeLand Paul E Blouin. Deltona Emma Schaefer, Deltona Thomas I Poling, Deltona Sharon A, Hoover, Enterprise Homo,,lta Carroll, Lake Monroe Ana Sanogal. Longwood Paul AAr.Iwe,. -. .....,. I -'w" Clara E Pitchford, St Joseph, — Anthony Todd Revels Howard R. Reese, Bradenton Wanda L Clark. DeBary Cynth Ia L. Stephens, DeLand Herman 5, Waner, Deltona Mary Rose Gray, Deltona Florence Doonn, Deltona Her bert H. Matthews. Deltona George P1 Kaplan. De'ltona Len Brown. Enterprise Jewell Darand, - L ongwood tna E. vincet?, Spring Arbor. Michigan Hall was arrested by sheriff's L eac U &4UIC, UVU llII without bond in county jail. He is scheduled for arraignment On the first degree murder indictment Monday In circuit court. AREA DEATH _____________________________________________________ ' , i it1;!~ - - _________ _______ economy. ______________________ investigators said an autopsy MRS FRANK MAPES Brumton of Monroe, N.Y. showed Lovette had been shot Funeral services and burial three times with a small caliber Mrs. Frank H. Mapes, 91, cf will be in Monroe. weapon. Monroe, N.Y., died March 18. Survivors include a son, "oI owners: i'ichard F. Mapes of Sanford and a daughter, Mrs. Robert - - ill ,'I Z5111111 - II - Do You Know Geowg. 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I.-.~ ~ mIch4ne nechan,c with years ezpetienc are ii your cal and ' - — Lou -. BONO '-- A u - Equivalent Fi'E recount at the school. Hall, who lived at 515 k.h.., .A. - to allow a Fulltime tim's back yard. D.,..,.... aithe Sheraton. Sanford Inn - State Senator John Vogt, (I). Cocoa Beach), is aiding Layer and has said be will file a general bill if Layer Is unable to con vi nce state education of. de tec ti ves March 12 after the decomposing body of his nextdoor neighbor, 47-year.-old Leuu) Lovette, was discovered In a s hallow grave In the vic- ______________________ ' - 1 Ford's Experts Reviewing Economy Stand role ___ -.- - - un _ ' returning an incredible 30,000 per cent profit to his ovmers. President Ford's economic Influence upon the President, forecasters have gone back to their computers to and Paul McCracken, still fearWilliam Seidman and wore a hand-me-down suit given to him by a Easum and replaced him with the more corn- j make another assessment of the faltering Reserve Bcard is throttling that the Federal Washington friend, I. Irving Davidson. Yet he plocent Davis. Previously, Davis was In charge the money supply. would take no handouts from the CM. of both foreign service and civil servi ce per. Although the Fed has annow,ced an easier. When the U.S. Marines landed In the sonnet at The President ordered the review upon the State Department. the money policy, Seidman and McCracken cornDominican Republic In 1 iristance of his po 065, the State DepartWe have nowCommission seen a scathing, confidential litical advisers who coin- plain privately that the Fed hasn't made enough ment asked Balaguer to broadcast appeals to his Civil Service analysis of his plalned that the economi.sts had misjudged the money available to expand the Instead people to keep calm. He was recession and had left them unprepared for the of halting the recessionary slide, they believe, sportation to Puerto Rico for the offered tran- operations. Among other things, it accuses him political consequences. brciidcasts. the Fed has steepened it. of overseeing "poorly conceived" employment He agreed to cooperate but turned If the economic news continues to get worse, down the opportunities for blacks and Some Ford advisers fear, therefore, that the free ride In a U.S. military plane. other minorities the President's advisers want to be alerted in Instead, he Yet Davis will now be handling our relations Fed's monetary mlctakes will prolong the borrowed dvanc-. They ahi ant to he ready sith con- economic nose money from I)avie[son to buy a corn- with tilack Africa, dive .until next fall. A lot will mcrcial ticket. tigency plans that will permit the President to depend, most economists agree, on how much Footnote; Davis told us that the confidential shift economic gears. AFRICAN TILT: Behind the controversy report covered the early monthsof his in. stimulus Congress provides In the Already, budget boss James Lynn has called form of tax cu r the appointment of Na thaniel Davis cum be ncy and th ts, at employment opportunities upon the federal bureaucracy to submit ideas for A fricanLItfajrs for the State Depart, for blacks improved during the later months, In POOR PRESIDENT: In digging out spending projects that could be Implemented we sometimes c ment Is another Henry Klaaing facts quite different ha any case, he said the real responsibility for swiftly to timu1ate the economy. we expect. The Secretary of State, as we have shown guarding ag'ilnst job diacriminstion belonged to Meanwhile, the President's economists have We were Upped off, example, that the CIA from secret Policy documents, has favored the a separate equal Opportunities office, been reviewing the economic indicators, had secretly financed Joaquin Balaguer's white-ruled African nations, There is no racial COURTING CONGRESS: In a private memo revising their assumptions and crnsidtjng succes to the Joint Chiefs, Army Secretary Bo Callaway sful campaign against Juan Bosch for prejudice in his decision. He simply regards outside economists. presidency of the Dominican Republic South Africa and Rhodesia, because of their goals for the Army, One is to Sources privy to the economic review don't enhar.ce the role of the Congreu After a lengthy Investigation, Including talks mill tarY power and strategic location, to be more * 35 8 partner In anticipate much change in the forecast. The with sources from Santo Domingo to Singapore, importa shaping the Army for the future" nt to U.S. (5IJ5 is still that the econoniy will bottom Tb ac hieve this, he Intends to we concluded that Balaguer ha refused any "establish out this summer. They have taken en- help But Donald Easum, the outgoing Assistant contact with all Members of Congress" and to from the United States. Secretary in charge of African affairs, opposes "present the Army In the cotragement, for example, from the decline in Before his triumphant return to power in the this policy. Re unemployment claims. feels the United States should constituent," He hopes to tmpr Of congressional Dominican Republic, he was so low In funds that work more upon "the new closely with the black-ruled nations, But [he two economists who have the most he stayed in a $35a-week roorn in New York City members the Impact the Army has upon their This Is the real reason Kissinger ousted district -state." __ __________ __________________________ ______________________________ ____________ _____________ - _______ - JACK ANDERSON _____ _______ _ ' - there weren't guns. Our resear:h indicates didn't read '1984' for notl1iing, you know." __ , UP 14 wife is in to teuariums/" '- - Agenda Meet Tonight concerns to WASHINGTON - .. School Zoning Tops • )k BERRYS WORLD -' ___ i-a--- - ___ --_ Of - ___ ____ _____ - and beries and gas station helsts, anyway.,, It would, by the red tape and publicity In- .bazookas— But however tardy the EPA's action, by the United States Is, in Short, ML 11199 scotfeda1those who y the ordlwuy slowing down thie adoption of catalytic mufflers discourage amount of suffering from a gun explosion. One authority citizen has no need to have his own fliearms The collapse Of colonialism, procevding slowly but only in yoked, that foreign Investmaenconslderabk i t has at least spared the na tion a kind of t which has served this who does bellyoU is ba Um 30 years since the U.N. was born, has caused a proliferation country I'however well. Those who have forgotten should "Firstof all," she said, patting her hip, "Vietnamlzatlon" of this aspect of the tight Is 4Bertha Bigg, president and marshallssimo of sovereignties in those areas of the world — mostly tropical, look at the record, note how much of this cOun- first class o(Guns Are Good town ain't big enough gainst pollution In which an Initial error In 111 for poor and undeveloped both of us. No, wall, I a which the European colon (GAG),a part of the had 's economic base was BID d a mean that there are a lot of gun collectors established through sharpshooting Judgment would have been compounded by an ruled. gun lobby. strong inputs of money from abroad. tot of them don't want to have their guns fixed ever-escalating investment of money and Always In character, Ms. Bigg began a recent Meanwhile, many relatively undeveloped nations which Many Americans decry the export of jobs interview on an aggressive note: they can't shoot anymore. After all, stamp resources. were conquered by Europeans or which threw off the resulting from large-scale Investments abroad don't have their stamps fixed so they Get A Horse "Now first of all," she said, "1 know that you collectors can't be past long ago li ke Saudi Arabia and Mexico have become more by U.S. concerns. Yet this action is detrimental know that I'm going to say some thing li ed on letters anymore, do they? Andke, 'Guns militant in asserting t.heir Independence, both political and to foreign holdings here which create jobs for don't commit murder; people In drem uncertain economic times, where are "llen you have your basic know economic, from the Industrialised nations of the world. Americans. Even when put into a running that you know I seff"Protection the peopleand whobonds have money investing know you're going to say reasons. What If you or one of your loved ones oil, stocks and old socks?it? In gold, The United States fbxts itself in an untecustoraW posiUon company, such inputs free other capital for something llke,'YeautwhopuujtJjgg?. Was in daflgerof ng devoureyapjn- jng as the leading soke&nan for the flOflCotXUflUfllM indusW&W establishing new or expaiwft old enterpirise& So as a compromise, I promi.se not to Wing the moose, for Instance? Wouldn't you want to have All of these, no doubL Buta lot of people trying nations In opposition to a majority which now reps esents Added note: This bill would authorize the subject up If you don't." to a gun handy? And don't you think people should ahead in the race with inflation are 9 Th ird Wor ld In Interna tional conferences. president to ban those foreign Investments here their money on horses, says the Someone pointed out that government be able to defend themselves from all the he nuts Keeneland Man., which selLs thoroughbreds, We can accept this role and retain the respect of the rest of be a g3fl unwise, an ar bi trary power certain to statistics show increasing numbers of crimes around who have firearms? bused by some future cWef exemdve. the (rid if we do it realistically, with dignity and grace. involving guns are being committed but Nis The average price paid for a thoroughbred M ake "Then there are your basic constitutional race horse at the 8.3sociation's summer horse First, we must be firm in our opposition when we feel our conce no mistake about It. There Is justifiable Bigg wasn't mollified, reasons. I'm not sure exactly how it goes but in sale rn that oil-rich Arabs and others could gain at Lexington, Ky., last year was $53,489. .iIaI national Interests and the cause of International justice are an undue "The only complain ts you get about guns are tlwre say in strategic American somewhere It says something like, While the threatened, even though we may be greatly outnumbered, initial Investment is great, the from those bleeding hearts," she said. "Well, 'Everybody the detrim can have as many guns as they potential ret Second, we can be the leaders of the opposition without the of national security, There Is also maybe there are a few bleeding arms, legs and want, urns are even greater. dangerentforeign whether they know how to shoot them or owners of hlgh-tethnolugy being offensive to the Third World and without giving For example, Canonero II, a thoroughbr ed everybodybe can a crack takecareofthmornot,'j'mal our firms could pass on advanced company most certa in tha t shot, you kno w hut there would be crimes even was loyalty to the highest Ideals of the family of nations. bought for only $1,2W, earned more than W,000 put in their personally by Ben Franklin. He in knowhow to potential enemies of this country. If a brief racing career - ______ - sonally owned pistob and rifles and dwtguns on the basis of one nation, one vote. --- _____ - P From Hi p B -. ____ CALENDAR procefting eqWpmnt and require three years in construction. What's more, the additional uii u( 100,000 to 200,000 barrels of fuel oil a day. RALPH NOVAK It can be argued that the EPA should have bill is unquestionably unconstitutional, listened to some' of its own scientists, who It would, by making public the holdings of warned of the potential danger of the mufflers every - shareholder In most public companies, long before they were mandated on new cars and igg S make It much easier for professional raiders to before the oil industry was required to gear up to gala control of firms and strip them clean, produce unleaded gasoline and before tens of Law enforcement agencies are reporting that that even though no guns existed In the days of ousands th of gas stations were required to Install leaving those who had not sold out early with America is beginning to overflow with per- the cavemen, there were plenty of bank rob- special pumps. -' By DONNA E.STE..S cause a windshield wiper blade today signs prominently As for the headlights on the herald Staff Wr1fr' on the passenger side was worn, displayed at all three stations in DeVoney vehicle, Neiders said ALTAMONTE SPRINGS but inspectors insisted that both the county 511 E. 25th St,, the stations' light meters are City Commissioner Cal blades be replaced before the Sanford, Triplett Drive in calibrated daily For accuracy DeVoney has declared war on vehicle will be passed. DeVoney Casselberry and off Douglas "Commissioner DeVone the motor vehicle inspection said the inspector told him the Road at the old sanitary landfill brought up the economy pill'MARCH 19 MARCH 20 MARCH 21 24 (MVI) stations In Florida and second windshield wiper blade declare "no adjustment and ch," Neiders said, "but on Deltona Civic Association, Republican (lob of Deltor,a, Idyllwilde Scrtwl skgliag plarai to fight Um initial batfle in "would probably be wearing or repairs made at Seminole odw side of the coin is safety, Star Club, Deltona Com. 7:30 p.m. Deltona Community 7:30 p.m. in Community Center. Party, 6:301:30 P.M. 10, Melodee Tallahassee. out soon, anyway," munity Center, 10 am, Date County ?1VI stations." a nd safety in vehicle3 Is being Center. Report of special Seminole Audubona Society moved up because of Good Skating Rink. DeVoney told The Herald the A second car, a Neiders said the items which advocated throughout the committee on meeting with field trip to Alexander Springs Friday. was turned DeVoney may think are minor entire state." Dow n town BuiIt,i MVI stations have assumed Volkswagen Volusia County Council, leaves from DeBary Plaza, 8:30 AgoIatIo, 5:30 p.m., Sanford more authority than they have down with a notation that head. are nevertheless important. He added all the rules and MARCH 22 a.m. Public welcome. MARCH 20 Chamber of Commerce under the law and make lights were out of adjustment. "Today we talk about a wiper regulations of the MV! stations Orange County Coalition for building, ridiculous demands of DeVoney said when he took the blade being worn out, but six were approved by the Longwood Sertoma Club MARCH 21 motorists, auction to benefit Sky King AARP, :30 p.m., First ERA coffee, Winter Park car to a service station, the months from now a windshield Legislature. University Club, at Webster MARDI 25 Angered because three of his operator could find nothing may be permanently damYouth Ranch, 7 p.m., Maitland Federal of Seminole, First Seminole's Sanford and All-County Band (Seminole family cars were turned down wrong with the headlight's aged," he said, "The obvious Casselberry and Park Avenues, open t Flea Market, 17-92. MV! stations Street, Sanford. Speaker Interested in in. County Middle Schools) concert during recent inspections, adjustment, but adjusted them need for a wiper on the opened for business on June 1, It Deltona Shrine Club, 6:30 Gerald Garland on financial formation formation of Equal Rights 7:30 p.m., Lyman High School DeVoney said he will take the slightly anyway. When the car passenger side Is for vision." 1968 and the third at Sanlando p.m., Deltona Inn. Speaker Dr. planning, Auditorium, Longwood. Amendment. matter before the Florida was taken back a second time, He said DeVoney's vehicle Springs began operating Sept. George W. Frison Jr., of Orlando Public Library trip for Senate committee on motor it was turned down for being was rejected for the one wiper 30, 1972. The three stations Florida History field DeBary. Open to area Shriners. Youth Night 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Easter Egg Hunt for inspections in over adjusted. "This is blade and it was "suggested" expect to do 90,000 initial inSenior Citizens to Stuart and vehicle karate, Casselberry area children League of Women Voters Demonstrations Tallahassee. ridiculous," DeVoney said, that he replace the other as spections this fiscal year and Beach. Leave Civic Center annual meeting and dessert, macrame, exotic dancing, yoga sponsored by Casselberry Vero The city commissioner said Seminole County MVI well, but replacing the second roughly 47 per cent of the cars Altamonte Civic Center, and surfing techniques-' teen Junior Woman's Club, 1-4 p.m.. at 8a.m. Take bag lunch Call iwsse Ciuwn be. supervisor Virgil tnaae Nelders ilogers or Mary said was not required. Inspevtedare turned down. Speaker, Eleanor Weinstock, IaJUUn snow, (ma fudge High Secret Lake Park. Games, £'1L.riQJJ a-ior imormuon. president of the Florida LWV. School Contemporary Singers, prizes, and trea ts from the Basic interior Decorating, 7 Reservations by March 18, to movies, mentalism and hand- Easter Bunny, writing analysis. p.m., Building 38, Adult Ed. tr Mrs. John Melick or Mrs. Seminole County Special Campus, Seminole Junior DeBary Woman's Club, Henry Hanson. Olympic Games, beginning at College. Call Community - i Overeating Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Civic Center. 10 a.m., La ke Brantley School, Ser vi ces. 0ackets , p.m., Altamonte Springs Plans for Easter Seal Campaign Forest City. ( 1. . with Mrs. Ruth Creasey in IF Sanford Lions Cl ub, House of Community Center. *Tab charge. Musical program by Oviedo High Band Parents Steak, noon; speaker, George School zoning lops the The bill would amend Civitan International (Sari- Mickey Hebling and Hilda spaghetti dinner to benefit Loukey. Shirts Seminole County School Board regula tions to permi t an FTE ford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Kistler, Tea to follow. bond. $-7:30 p.m. In cafeteria. in denim agenda again at tonight's 7 recount at schools In Florida's MARCH 21 Restaurant, , cord uroy, o'clock meeting at the d tric is ts if circumstances Seminole Singles, 7-9:30 p.m., with leans Casselberry Junior Woman's Altamonte Springs City Hall. such as the boycott at RosenCovenant Presbyterian Church, to match Club, 8 p.m., clubhouse on Although no discussion oc- wald warranted it. 17-92, Sanford. Discussion men & boys Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. curred, zoning was the first Vogt, who Is chief of the groups, games and crafts. sizes Program on "Right to life." item on last week's agenda Seminole legislative delegation, New members welcome. MARCH 27 just in case anyone wished to offered his assistance after Michigan MARCH II, I?? ADMISSIONS DISCHARGES MA N U EL discuss the controversial state Education Commissioner Civitaa International Deltona Shrine Club, 6:30 Sanford: cl i (Sanford), 7:30 os ng of Rosenwald Elemen. Ralph Thrlington turned down a Sanford: p.m., Cavalier Estie M Atkins p.m., Deltona Inn dinner JACOBSON Wesley Smokes Restaurant, tary School next fall, Annie M Weelis request from La yer for a meeting. Dr. George W. Frison Sue J. Hutchinsori 213 E. FIRST £ddle Woods The board's decision to close recount. Florence T. Jones PH. 322.4712 of DeBary will speak. Open to Freda L. Henderson Cheryl A Rogers the facility and turn into a James Thomas area Shriners. Lorraine Flowrj Stephen C. Dowd* center for trainable mentally ____ Harold T.P. Madden Willie Mae Cooper reta rded children set off a Mary E McFate Tiowandolynn Hall boycott at the school. Alberta Ferguson Ul1s.s Casey Laura .10 Garrett Phillip Skat es That boycott cost the school Herbert A Moreland Kew Guy C. Sa wyer Th e Seminole County Grand system $67,000 which School HCltn I Williams Gail 1 Speigle & girl Karen Rowe Jury has indicted Wilbur Hall, Supt. Bud Layer is attemptin g th% I1O'i II 'Ow Frances E. Cosmato .1 Bernard 0 Matthews 41, of Altamonte Springs, for Elliabeth MetPvin morning 61 IPere was 96 of an inch to win back for Seminole Linda Polk MulIl Martha Ann Barnes & boy of rain last flight 'Appw" first degree murder. County. Robert A Mclntoii, Sr - - -, -1 Train ' s action as truckling to the - its stocks never -- - lung ______ ______ - We must learn to adjust to our new role as a member of minority In the General Assembly of the United Nations f' . '- ' ' the Party of the Proletariat, and the Alliance of Workers I r_ ---- ' .____ ___ J)d) only - The Changing World _ - ____________ and two dissident left-wing groups, boosting the Cornmunist party's chances in next month's national election, The crackdown came a day after President Francisco da Costa e Conies warned that parties which do not follow the regime's leftist line will be curbed. An edict by the ruling Revolutionary Council Tuesday outlawed the centristconservative Christian Democratic party, the Maoist MRPP, or Militant Movement for the Reorganization of -- troduced It is clear enough that the food stamp program ti Than Illness I , - _______ - .'- -. V .' _ l.1SlUN, Portugal Portugal's leftist military regime has banned the country's major center-right party I All) ______ - - Portugal Boosts Leftist 5 _____ __ Infla - . .,' O _~ - ''I ____ season ____ F - three Central Highlands provinces of Pleiku, Kontum and Darlac which the government is abandoning to the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. Pollution .. ___________ .. - ________ .-- . I I i . .A gim _______ __________ . '-: 17 Some families with incomes of more than DON OAKLEY . '. - -- - - Vietnamese border. Government officials said they expect as man) as 450,000 refugees from the * Depriving For 4. ,. -I ______ SAIGON, South Vietnam (A?) Another big North Vietnamese troop buildup was reported in South Vietnam's northern provinces today, and thousands of frightened civilians fled southward from the cities of Hue and Quang Tn, Government officials said as many as 100,000 refugees were streaming down Highway I toward Da Nang, South Vietnam's second largest city. Foreign relief workers said about 100,000 refugees had collected In line, the former imperial capital 50 miles north of Da Nang, They fled from fighting in Quang Tyi province, just below the North John spoiski -- ,L .~_ I . 0 . - - Our good guy Sa lute of th e Week goes to Phyllis Jordahl for making us 'flip'. ___ . - - - ç ALTAMONTE SPRINGS city commissioners: _______________ City Attorney Joe Davis Adopted an ordinance I a. --______ I I predicted two years ago the designating the building and —•-": .:T ultimate outcome of a lawsuit zoning department as the city's __ l ,.j filed against Altamonte by land planning agency under the 1, 7 county commissioners, adding comprehensive land plann i ng the only o nes w ho would benefit act. t' would be the lawyers in the Mayor Norman Floyd said case. the Legislature Is considering 4____ a Last night, city corn. adopting a statewide land P''missioriers voted to $1,505 planning act th is year, adding ________________ for Davis' work in the case that "it would not surprise me lithe RM challenged the legality of the present bill (that applies only to 'a & 'I 1Z ' city's annexatio ns of lands west Seminole County) Is phased ___________________ of Interstate 4, nearly ha lf the out." City officia ls at a recent city's territory. CALNO meeting sta ted (ears a ?'- Davis read for the corn- sta tewide law providing fun. ____ JJTiV mission four members of dir.g would not Include Iw;whom have changed in the Serninole County because of the ~ - — ~_4~Lr =&_ ____ - __ — intervening two years since the local act. sui t was filed a memo he . __________________________ Adopted an ordinance .' wrote the city at the time. requiring appraisals and : a,?.-, • .-" The memo called the suit a surveys of any real property 'I-,"needless expense for all purchased by the city. ..4j..: j'1; -a -Seminole County property — Heard a report that Rep. Side FlementarySehool Beautification Club, In cooperation with the is welcoming Npn owners and doubly expen5ive to Vinc F'eclitel (U-I.akeland SPRING P LANTING NTING South by planting floers around the school grounti. Other clubs meeting on the last hour on Fridays inAltamonte Springs citizens. The will support the request of elude School Newspaper, Arts and Crafts, Games, Acting, Ballet, Basketball, Cooking, Making ultimate outcome will be that Florida cities to exempt them Games, Natural Science, Singing and Knitting. Digging in (from left) Beth Russi, Kathy Readies, the territory west of 14 will be from the burdens of unem- AT SOUTH SIDE DebbieHorrell,Mike Rotunda, Lyndon Barfield, and Ronnie heaps with sponsor Adam Haynes. retained by the city." ployment compensation. Davis reported to the cornAgreed to send to State mission last night the county Sen. Lori Wilson (I-Merritt voluntarily dismissed the suit Island the city's proposed on Jan, 4, W74. Noting his bill amendment to the double For defending the city was taxation law providing court 11,505, Davis said Seminole relief. Currently the law County spent that much and sponsored by Senator Wilson 0 more to pursue the court action. does not provide any means of In other business last night, enforcement. Reported In Vietnam IF besides, - W.dnsday, March 1, 115—SA - I'l _____________________ ,-4 _ I. -.1,. , - Another Troop Buildup same .!. ~v Af ter Two Years IN BRIEF - when your name or photo makes th e pages. It's an exhilarating feeling. ( And it's a pleasure to occasionally purge one's soul and slip out of our normal gourd.) Altamonte Springs if fortunate with having some line people serving their needs. After- seeing if T,,tt,, ' n t' ,iaii - - . Police ii - WORLD See what ha ppe ns when we f inally do get a 'nice' letter? It way it does us much the homes for these dogs." - I d r--''-'.-.:.-:--.-,.--- --- Jr, V SaME -.. been - I., -i '-::: Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Predictio n True good "We just want to express our appreciation to you and The Evening Herald for the picture and caption on the dogs that need homes. "Today we only have two dogs left, the Sheltie and a small fluffy dog. All we can say is Thank you so very much. We think we have good homes for all the rest of the dogs, that have taken. "It surely Is Fun to be associated with a staff 01 people like Donna Estes and Elda Nichols and a newspaper that will take the time to help us find Many times there are who would pick the pebbles and expect us to hurl them on their behalf. I don't mind on some occasions; but there are those other times it really should be said by Joe Citizen. Usually, it reader will write when he or she has something to get out of their system. Rarely although there are some who will make the cffort'to simply say "thanks." Well, that - ______ our news columns for so many years, I finally had th e opportunity of speaking with him recently. he 's a leader. And at the Greater Sanford Cham be r of Commerce An nual Awards banquet at The Forest in Lake Mary, we were privileged to share a ta ble with Altamonte Councilwoman Helen Keyser and her husband. Fine people. correspondent known Months, 1T'T. = Clock- -Around The I Herald TT j ___)__ - �._ -A—Eyenjn0 Herald, Sanford, Fl. De Ponce 0 Powers Chosen B i EMWMMMENENW~ Leon Claims By BERT COLLIER Ind lnASeries Florida t NEW YORK (AP) - an - - ______ - ;-'• - - - Nava! Air Station, Milton The training Includes radio navigation, acrobatics, for. mation and night flying in the sing!e-engine, propeller-driven high performance "Trojan" . Hueneme, Callf. " . wall of your the morning. Saturday evening. Sunday afternoon, the 4th of July, Christmas, Chinese NewYear, you name it. . • ,1 Army t "24 -Hour Jack" lets You withdraw !,Y)ur checking account. Withdraw from &ivinqc. M,:i4s? (l-'pOSftS (and get a printed receipt). And . --i-: - q - -- -. . - -- . ' - L Participates In Arctic Exercise cian Y D. ,.vi. as. Z. is W-Migned as Jet Mechanic The joint military exercise Sanford has gruated at maniul tested the unit's ability to Sheppard AFB. Tex., from th6 furiction in sub-zero weather. technical training course for Air Force aircraft -_--I methan!cs. Airman First Class Gary E. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Powell of 4111 S. Orlando Drive, Sanford, was trained to repair current Air Force jet aircraft- Completion of the course enables him to receive academic credits through the Community College U.S. AFB. now goes to RmWolph Tex., for duty with a unit of the Air Training Command. Mccue isal4 graduate of minole High School. -- Se 16 - M1 Wittenmyer Is - - I CO. 1975 ! SEALTEST ICE CREAM' . LIQUID V GAL , I Yesl We Still Ouote RX Prices b Phone. titles in finance, including ii~t of vice president for the investment house of Loeb, -•. • ' Rhoades & Co., believes that credit crises help the superaize i. .. ' • • banks. Crises now seem to be recurrent in our money system. ______ Credit Crunches, for ____ occurred in IN6, 1%9 and 1974, the latter the inostgrievousof IA all. 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Martin, son of Mr. ww Is Parachutist Mrs. M. T. Martin of 505 Ft Bennlng, Ga. Hickorywood Ave. Altamonte First Class David J. Private Libersat Springs, graduated from son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry : recruit training at the Naval Libersat Jr., 1013 Olfttlirst SL , Training Center, Orlando and Altamonte Sp ng received a report t6, EqulpuieniMan P2rachutist Badge upon Operator -Sebool, port com*tIon of the ttreewftk - OF M or ' Ilion Upon completion, he will go onto advanced training leading to designation as a Navy - so No RECRUIT GRADUATE Spec. mcGough AIRPORT BLVD - Hermitage Dr., Altamonte Springs, reported for 'light training at the Whiting Field - CHEERY èii1 SALE OF SAVINGS F I Phone: 323-9190 Rx Phone: ni-o2so quantities on all items. cans have long feared bigness S I, crat least the badness they fear comes wi th bigness, especially the power that permits one or U _______________________ • _______________________ ' more companies to diminish price competition. 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'H Prescription Customers • J D The more dominant position the superlarge bank achieves, RARE $}u the more It can dictate terms to I 'e, Industries which need bank , capital, especially since Wall Street, the alternative fund ralser, is in a weakened position. f Da vid Cates, a consultant to bank managements thr oughout j-•-----_.' the country, is especially aware -FIFTH -of the er concentration, parUcu1a 'the fight between MAN EASY, ALRHABETICAL GUIDE. RED. WHITE- BLUE the superlarge banks and the Be informed. See your prescription s price. IjtIiM1 r; barge regiona l banks just below We show exact price on each strength, each them In size. BEER 09 - -. A right reserved to limit Navy Ensig n F. Ha whose wife ShaL is , the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Danowitz of 423 - V7 J'FJ V'J jg Americans Have Fear ,,~Of Bigness , - THRU w SATURDA Y PhT/FTP MJI V ' i WEDNESDAY S .:I =y . Haffey Receives Flight Training PP - -- -. perator Wednesday, March iC, 1C75-7A - Bra bazon Is - . A tual funds slowed. In jzct, net bank certificates of deposi ts, did extremely well. Their sales fell 26 per cent, shares, an enormous leap In one most solely gave the money at tract customers -'curious thing Is ha ppe ning in sales totaled $1.4 billion, the commercial paper-money lent soared. In fact, redemptions In the year from sales of just 13 market funds that big boost. The test isn't long off, espethe mutual fund Industry, and if best sales year since 1970. It by one company to another. Meanwhile, the rest of the in- growth category totaled almost million. "Money market funds Meanwhile, the zto.k market dally if a new Investment cliinterest rates continue to fall it wasn't that redemptions didn't Treasury bills and the like, all dustry has been doing poorly. In as much as sales. And in the were clearly the star on the fl. seems to have regained some mate, based on a belief In eco. May evolve into something continue; they did. The change of which pay interest. 1974, sales of growth funds, growth and income category, nancial stage In 1974," said one vitality. nomlc expansion, takes hold. "'deserving of a more descriptive resulted from a. brand-new Since interest rates hit histor- which are heavily Invested in redemptions actually exceeded fund president. - adjective, So far, redemptions of money The money market fund.9 deproduct. Ic highs, the money market common stocks, fell 40 per cent, sales by more than $300 million. But now comes the test. In. market funds have been rela- pended to a great extent on UnHere is the background: 8ev. The new item was the money so called because they Sales of the "growth and in,erai years ago many thousands market fund, which invests in canfunds, But the money market funds terest rates are falling, and It tively modest, although rising, certainty and insecurity In the be turned into cash quickly, come" category, less volatile, sold more t ha li n $2.3 bil of Aw.ricans abandoned mu. on of was high interest rates that al- But can these funds continue to stock market. tual fund investments, seeming , . ,,' to prefer Instead a safer depos, for their funds In banks W 'and bonds, for Instance. This coincided with a decline Of the stock market isan outlet [ h Id, -' 'for ince the Invested almost entirely in . -' *stocks, it was believed they couldn't do better than stocks. Last year the flight from mu- - -. --.-- ..,.,flotmSo~Funn * To Mutual Fund ndustry y Thing Ha en'ing ' AM --. Area t r - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. everything with a flair, had a In times past, present and to vicissitudes," says the author vitingly, the king wanted a on Easter Sunday. ritual for seizing property of come, without .my Con. of "Ancient Florida," That event made the name king-sized share of any loot 'tie natives. "Always this tradictlon." Eventually he became available. Ponce de Leon the best known 4'. Ponce de Leon, a tired man of seizure," wrote an early In some such mztnner Ponce governor of Puerto Rico, Ponce was required to in all Florida history. It, is A 'P' 50, landed his crew on the coast historian, "was accompanied claimed .. Ou eu Captain Florida, which was acquiring prrty cpe and slaves. organize the whole expedition preserved wu by he called Pascua Florida in by a loud proclamation before already owned by the Indians, But when he lost the gover. and pay all expenses, placements, streets, iuyiiWR3, April, 1513, taking possession ' God and man, of the deed then for the crown of Spain "now and norshlp through political in. guaranteeing Cadet First Class Steven C. own a large parks, bodies of water, ,,ulC the name of the SPanish flY Powers, son of Richard W. there. consummated. The in all time while the earth trique, the wanderlust of his part of all the treasure he might and other structures h He may not have been the and proclamation was made with revolves, and until the younger days returned. Powers of 137 Rose Briar, find, other. first white man to set foot on drawn sword by the corn- universal judgment of Longwood, was recently His desire was so great that Ponce de Leon and his men Ponce had heard his slaves these sandy shores but he was mander, and sometimes at. mankind." selected as logistics officer in talk of a land to the north with Ponce accepted the terms. spent six days at the land1 the first to claim them for his tended by the throwing of earth his squadron at U.S. A!' Force If the Spanish ritual left much gold and a magic fountain After all he would receive great site, combing the beaches an -. .royal mast&. to the four cardinal points." anything out, it wasn't worth that restored youth. One West benefits not to speak of pushing inland. With no sign of Academy, Colo. He W23 If his navigation war, correct, What Ponce de Leon said on mentioning. promoted to cadet captain forT Indian t~e Spanish called restored youth. He would bear gold or magic fountain, his landing craft beached at 30.8 that day he took Florida for The man who officially found Andreas the Bearded claimed the honorable title of adelan- althou gh springs abounded, he his leadership ability, past 'r. degrees north, somewhat above Spain performance and academic is not recorded. But the Florida was already worn in the his own father had found the tado (supreme future ruler) adelantado spread his sails and -. the present St. Augustine which terms of such proclamations service of his king. He had spring and returned home and governor of Bimini. standing. set course to the south. annua lly commemorates his are geeraily known. One that come to the New World wi '1. th renew The cadet wing is organized ed he in body and spirit. Back in Puerto Ri co Along the way he traded with w: rn arrival, was written down by a notary, Columbus on his second similar to an actual Air Force Whether Ponce believed that outfitted three ships and Indians who used arrows tipped ' 'i'-.j On the basis of what Ponce de the arrogant claim by Balboa to voyage. This was not an story or not, he went to Spain recruited a company of ad. with bone. He went ashore. at ,: unit and in these positions ,,--_________ Leon saw that day, a court the entire Pacific Ocean, went auspicious trip. The cadets gain an I nsight into the luster of for a patent to explore and venturers, signing as pilot the Canaveral which he ca lled Cape historian later wrote the first like this: zafirst discovery was beginning to conquer this enchanted land. experienced Anton de Alaminos of Currents. He may even hafj jobs they will experience when authentic description of Florida "I take real and fade, It was and seize penetrating to He asked for all the benefits of who had sailed with Columbus la nd ed near the mouth of the they become commissioned asseenthroughEuropeaneycs. corporeal actural possession of Spanish minds TAKES TRAINING that Columbus discovery that had been as a boy. officers. Miami River in Biscayne Bay. " "it has a very beautiful VICW these seas and lands, with all had not found the riches of granted Columbus. On March 3, 1513, the exAirman George fl Robertson, of many cool woodlands," said thereto annexed; and the Cathay. The gold of Montezuma The king admired Ponce de pedition set out. Ponce went son of Ruben G. Robertson of Antonio Herrera, "and it is kingdoms and provinces which and Incas had not yet begun to Leon but refused to give him a athore In the Bahamas where 143 E. Evergreen, Longwood, level and uniform." belong to them, or which may flow, free hand. ft was one thing to the native Lucayoa told him of a BUDS AU iJ4lj'ff4 ____ has been assigned to Lowry It must have been quite a hereafter belong to them, In The natives were resisting grant rOaar O such 11114! OAK extensive power to northwest massive land to the AFB, Cob., at the Technical spectacle as Ponce planted in whatever manner and by and Ponce, is a soldier, had explorers If nothing was likely they called Cancio. It was, they • Training Center for the soil the Cross of God and the whatever right and title much dangerou.s LEAS fighting to (in. to come of it, explained the .\ rrnv pertn!d him, the region of r: ' .- Ihert G. specia Ified training In hanncr of ('atille and I (ifl. wting or lucli 1k ia ed his part bravely royal bargainer. But now that petual youth. brabazon, 18, son of Mrs. Sara munitions and weapons The Spanish, who did almost may exist, ancient or modern, amid the greatest the New World stretched in. Straling, Sanford, completed maintenance. He completed Ponce sailed on to his lan dfall the ground surveillance radar his six weeks basic training at operator course at the Army Lackland AFB, Tax. Intelligence School here. -- -..-- Wednesday, March i, r efs Local --- i I vinyl Money back or replaced denly nothing Is the same, 2'i-o. - U Coupon Mar. 19-fl 1975. . 6 i -=--- First Quality LovIee Miss - - t' 20c $ - n - ____ rw1,'rrr!'rv if defective in 10-yrs. w IUNUUUUUUUIUUIUIU.IUU.I,Y4 • _- - ' - HASTA SOFT DRINKS • . . . ' F I! �- • - -i-..- -- 7 17- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ii Save t Wednesday, March i , I75 20% on — a nd boy's WOMEN girls e Penneypeteplaywear. ( \, 11 a) nn ;F) Sale$2 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. oy Of Sti tc hing Introduced : Some 20 million American combine to form adesign Color men and women have become makes it come alive. The eye of hooked on needlepoint, crewel, the tiger burns, petals uncurl, • Sale$4 Reg. $5. Girls' pants of Polyester/ cotton duck Fly front yoke back Choose from plaids orsolids,nred, navy green and gold Sizes 4 to 6X. en s sui s Sale prices effqctive thru Sunday, March at 23 'C 'S 0 / / s ( ('f"11'jJ J,l.y- -' 7. Ali -school boys' short ale '6t5 shirt leeve crew neck knit Polyester!colton for easy rare l . 4 _______________ . , I Sale$4 Re Reg. S83. Our poiyester sport suit Two button shaped coat $5 Coordinating I S has deep center vent, fashion treatment on pockets. Soft assorted fancy plaids. Machine washable polyester/cotton for easy \]II' -----' \Ae ' 0 ft/_ Machine w I Assorted so i s co ors Sizes 4/5 15 6 1 l d pert know-how acquired In 25 entire rooni. A crewel. years of designing and embroidered seat transforms a teac hing, to our readera bench into an heirloom of It promises to toin-rrw,~. N-2diepoint ~WaLson wealth of interesting historical the dining-room chairs give the lore as wefl. room a new dimension of 'Yoican'tpotyourniflgeron elegance, a group of em any o brok1ered fl oer pictures rebirth of an ancient art," says foyer wall Is a gracious EL coming note. greater cultural sophistication are factors. So is boredom with took alike, machine made Dear Elsa, products. When it come to French She points out also that Knots I'm a complete dud. I just c ontrast stitching accents. care and long wear. In regular and 4_I In a wide range of solids. 36 to 46. slim sizes 4-7. I II "1 needlework Is one of • - One of the first to foresee the coming trend, she found ed w ha t Dear GS Is now the Elsa Williams You're not alone In this dl!. ________________ i- for quality needlework designs people shy away from and materials, z quarter of a stitch because they've had century ago She has written unsatisfactory results with ii several best.sethng books on But itt such an important - ________ ----- ---- I - Sale prices effective Sur.da March 23 __________ • Hers Is the only live-in school learning to do well. I hope In the world devoted to the kg5 try my method and find It of needlework. It offers In. helpful. 20% off k s shoes, £ id Sale prices effective thru , , save 20 Sunday, March 23. tensive one-week courses for novices and professionals. - __ on v ri b - shio Sale R Mrs. Kay Boyd (center)ts welcomed to Serolnola Rebekah Ledge No. 43 by Berl Snyder (left) and T rr - - Mrs brim Heitz --•• - - — -- ---. ____________ - - ______ e e a is Honor Leader - - — __ - recently 4 F1 -_ -_ - - 0 e y er, no e gran e past y; Rebekah Lodge Number 43 gave the welcome address and grand master of Florida and - -- -. - _- -- ---= - - _J ale 80 .• Reg. 5.99. Shiny patent vinyl dress strap for girls. Single strap is gored and adjustable to fit Composition S w 8.80 a' f W Reg. 11.99. Our wing-tip platform look for boys. Vinyl uppers PVC sole and heel Brown on brown brushed china suede uppers. Cushion crepe rubber sole and heel a c D sole and heel. Black or while. sizes 81/i-X D. 0 Sale Reg. 10.99. Boys' chukka boot with Reg. 9.99, sale $8 - . - - - - ..- _ j.- By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My problem is Lots of colors 8-20 Sale Sale 7.99 Reg. 8.99. Crinkle patent oxford for girls, Leather-look vinyl uppers with contrast stitching. Polyvinyl chloride sole and heel. Black, an sizes 8-4-4C, Reg. 9.99. Boys' cap toe dress oxford with PVC sole and heel vinyl uppers In brown Sizes B. B D. 3'-6 . Sizes B, D D. 8 3, Reg. 8.99. Sale 7.19 - a little out of the ordinary. I've beenalrampfor6oyears,and I enjoy It. People think I'm . - . - • I - Sale prices effective thru Sunday, March 23 1' - W because of lots of girls weren't too crazy about having the 'S i4 Men s dress sh'orts, Bedspread Catalog closeout Tique' or 'Jewel Tex' draperies /2 twin 9 Pastel solid colors I TJ J 'u *Polyester -cotton 88 . 12 £1 ia -71 *Two quality Penney draperies to choose , from. \ "•' I if Q 0 A-4 -1-71L aueen - and king ,' . 1 - Ii,-_ / . , - I p"• •Foam back lining A— I 1T - '. ¶ -f'M-L F / -f'' c/ /-j '.... might take advantage of the . •, - , - -• DEAR WONDERING: The only prote ction against such an unthinkable bit of petty thievery would be to select a reputable moilliclan.(Of all the morticians I queried — and there wereofmany — none ever heard anyone who had had been ::::: six-monih cruise bround the Abby. RICH TRAMP ' '., '--- ..~/ humor, Dance — only once around the yarn U ?It - . - , "Q" d'se one' rausband VFARAllllY- Soico' The other man has asked me asked you what could be done if he couldi oin me on the cruise. about retrieving gold teeth, I would enjoy having his crowns, Inlays, etc., from one but I would feel that I who has died instead of just company, burying them, because gold Is was being urfaithful to my So vtaluable these days Your hull hat do you think! ans er was that 1e i°fr fROUELEI) have suffiecient gold in their DEAR TROUBLED: I think inouths to justify leaving it to YOU're already In deep water. If heirs. you want to travel, travel alone. Well, I have a friend who has a pawn shop, and he 'says that You Don't Have To some morticians in town bring 1 Be A MILLIONAIRE him gold inlays, crowns, To NEAT Like One With f0lings, etc., Wt add up to quite a bit. I am not Interested in the money beir4g lost by my family Electric ceedsof this ta bletS — no need to use boiling water, so the kids can help wi th you decor e it I . "CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's - Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and it's not expensive — decorations are made with blown eggshells, so the contents a styrofoam cone, pipe stem cleaners and artificial or live greenery. O'Conneil,aU - l I* Mil in ill ribeit6nin #%I Uftlesill ..A Centrai Florida Zoo, to help Seminole County should sip. defray the mounting cost of pwt U" affair by purchasing tickets, wheUw they intend t In addition to the full dance attend the dance or rl Thl program, refreshments of wifl be one more way for coffee and cake will be served Central Floridians to say, yes, throughout the affair. Thkets, we wan t to support the Zoo. ft 100 FOR 40 1 UV3 &WWO Cards & Gift s Sa nford Plaza q ilt d ea y bedding at reduced Thin u e 'L.... S l I ftough holes in each of the . - - -- =- eggs; Insert both ends of the cleaner into the styrofoam cone, arrange eggs around cone, add greenery and place In bowl or small wicker basket. The compliments won't be I - — I . .. %w in fhe -1 quod til Lirill to-o Y%C5frf)('Jft,00d? ' . . e '. 48"'1., 1 FULL SIZE NOW ONLY $6888 'TT. V A.) S .5 ------- ' .,4 OUEEN SIZE NOW ONLY 88 E 88 $ IR1II1f' IMPERIAL "" TWiN SiZE NOWONLY ' mattress... "At is&" CUWTS V OiV'.' IC.. COI'IC$I AU IJ,' uv - LONE will rebate you up to $ 10000If you buy their famous Furniture prices' long in following. Ws not41 bad. KING SIZE NOW ONLY 7 1 - $23888 - SAVE hos4ess will [41 - . w wil have a considerable LD this phase too To make die EasW Egg Tree, pictured here, you,u need NOWat X r WeMM moving to 'he new locl Here is an arrangement made with colorful Easter eggs, J2eçatf UNDE RWOR i ts Zoo Club will feature a huge dance Greg O'Connell, 646 Logan party April 27 at 8 p.m., at the Cour4 Deltona, Include the Deltona Community Center. price of refreshments. th 1 feature cold water "fizz" . B The Deltona Young at Heart's which may be purchased from lines or masses. 1111 W. First S1, samwo Z -' eMany decorator colors to match or blend with given w Cowan's Underworld II New columnist Elsa Willifisms is shown with one of the most famous of her embrol&rlIes creatm world.Myhusbandisinprlson. you can rise above husband is not aware of an thing What this world ot he r man, and the ot her man needs is more Rich Tramps! doesn't know that I have a of Lorien Heitz, district deputy from other states '(he president's address president of District 10 and past A Courtesy was Jlu. - Then hold the egg over a bowl bright spring colors. PAAS and blow through the top hole Easter Egg Coloring kits Can anything be done to Fellow Hall them that our lodges will live in Distinguished guests In- Mrs. Eva Beckham and Mrn. Uie future." troduced by Mrs. Rector were Emily Jameson. Mrs. Eileen Rector, tolast. Mrs. Boyd, president; Mrs. UNDE R WORLD mistress, Introduced Mrs. Lorien Heitz, Mrs. Tivirria Virginia Roche, chaplain, who Rolls, and Mrs. Flora Michels, Jf' uutv Ira, wvaetv gave the Invocation. Mrs. past presidents, of the .Z'&saz 11 - -.. and now It doesn't bother her one bit (The kids got teased me wifl know they can find me ' Ni t12I - - cakes and scrambled eggs. In the meantime, I've become proves that if you have a sense interested in another man. My - - snagged one, and she is super. prevent this from happening 2 WONDERING ' She got used to being a Tramp, but now that they're grown, they're used to it, too.) That's not all. Sly first name is Richard, which makes me a "Rich Tramp." I hope you print this so some of V 1. n- 988 -:- To Wow an egg, pierce both A Wius 1e1. a sIS I L.•l harp-poin ted iCC pick or manicure scissors; Rinse the eggshell with cold enlarge the holes to the size of a water and let dry. man pea. name "Tramp" but I finally Out 50 -. - - bother me because I have my And I you shudder at the heal th and a beautiful family, — though cI blowing eggs, relax! tee th are in ta ct. and w hat more does a man The process is neither It is not a pleasant thought distas need' teful nor overly delicate. 1 did have a little trouble that when one Is dead and In fact, the kids will love to do it helpless, a mercenary person for you. getting a girl t - -:.-. -- U Abby them my name, but it doesn't '\ '4 4 - Dear Essie Nagle, color bearer of the the president. Mrs. used as her t.opic, "The Value of Assembly of Florida. poem, "Roses," used In the Yu.ith In Lodges." She said, Following the banquet the courtesy was an original by 'Our greatest asset t oday is our special meeting was held with Mrs. E thel Moore Those thkinø young people It is through Mrs Snyder presiding par t were Mrs Tel McSwain, - table centerpiece but just don't have the extra dollars to pur- _______________________ mock turtleneck with "surfer" embroidery. Sizes C. D 81,i-3,.Reg. 10.99. Sale 8.80 - Looking for a pretty Easter IsNoBum 3 50 Boys S short s eeve p01 ester/cotton honored the president introduced of the Rebekah Assembly of Emily Jameson, past distflct Assembly of Florida Other Florida, Mrs. Kay Boyd, of deputy president, introduced guests were Introduced from Palatka, with a banquet and other distinguished guests The lodges in DeLand, Kissimmee, special meeting at the Odd response was given by Mrs Orlando, Lacerne, Sanford and highUghted the evening. She president of the Rebekah honoring the president. 11w Easter Centerpiece With Eggs Rich Tramp rts. >4`l ~4 4. - JAI and leaves a stitch The stitches wise motion. Then lock the twist where the thread emerges er • Ly keep the thread tsi With riot thread under the point of the pull threaded needle to wrong two or three strands of yam joyous adventure. A needle hand twist the needle owe needle. Inert needle Into fabric side of the embroidery. Using an embroidery boop flal through a bit o( fabcic around the ftead In a cloll as closely as possible to the spot Be lure to turn the needle makes this stitch uksler to do in su rf \ _________ We know our readers will made. Hold thread with left for the White House Collection enjoy her column, thumb and forefinger about two Inches away from the cloth and In place by pulling the taut but not In tue same hole — and larger knots are required, ' 4•1 r - neat and thread up at a point where the knot b to be ______ :- - needlepoint and embroidery. sUtch — and so lovely for and conducts the Elsa Williarm textured effects, for flower School of Needle Art in West centers and shading large and Townsend, Mass. small Areas — that It's worth -- I ---__________________________ Needlecraft Company, famous ficully. I've noticed that many ho -- __ lump) - I 1; _________ great don't seem to be able to do tI',em world p - - iI TI tranquilizers, something joirely right. No matter how hard I needed in today's tension-filled work at it, they come out — - the --- ------ ------ _ Starting today, The Herald clutch of pillows in vibrant will carry Elsa's syndicated colors and brilliant designs colwun, "Joy Of Stitching." does more than li ghtupasofa, The column will bring the vitality to an - .4 Sale 1.83 j '• bargello, petit point and other buds open. The end result — a refinements of the needle arts, picture, a pillow, a bedspread according to Elsa Williams, the — that's unique, the creative "first lady of the American expression of the woman — or needle arts" to her many man — who made it. .. students and admirers across These beautiful objcji.s are the country. transforming our homes. A _ / I March 19,19 75-9A u Good looking have short sleeves and mock turtlenecks choose from solids or prints in sizes S,M.L Wednesday, An opportunity never before 00tredl Enjoy M&Wng,s finest product — and know your Investment In sleeping comfort will pay dividends, night athr night. Offer void after May 31, ms. il deere FURNITURE, INC. POSTUREPEDIC MARGE WILLIAMS 322-1812 Sanford MRS.DONALD BELL IU-9212 IL Al 000 MORNING RACKACHIFROM SL I (PING ON A 100 SOFT MATIRESS MARILYN GARLANTI 834-9212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY 8349212 *lWhoss"k %J"n tug 1,#," I A L!o.J~e 9-il S-_4-..CV 1 sq %l '- A 4,1 t,11% w,, `1- r A r-41 f J ~--f ~-jt i Ill lllefF tint' Fiwn It" 911 , FURNITURE .\ - Sanford 's Newest Largest- Finest - i, - V: �1OA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March I t , 191S wo ivien neiu Regatta, Senior Herald and n z antora bcnooi burglary o SPORTS By BOB LLOYD Herald Stuff Writer aggravated assault in con- Sanford Middle School. Officers reported the Trallwood Drive, Apopka, had early today and charged with nection with the alleged Dec. 25 Officers said a window had misdemeanor burglary charges been burglarized while he was loitering and prowling after an beating of Coma Bryant, 39, with been pried open with a tire Iron against the pair were In con- on routine patrol. apartment dweller told po1ce Sanford police early today a pipe at 1704 Peach Ave., but and the two men were found nection with the theft of cookies Stewart said the house was he saw them "rifling" through arrested a man on a street the states attorney's office inside the guidance office, in a vending machine break-In entered by a window and his car. corner for attempted murder dropped the charge the week of The suspects were arrested last night at WesKay coin damage to the house. was Arrested were Jeffrey G. and two men in a school for Feb. 3, when defense attorney on charges of p'ssesslun of Laundry, French Avenue and estimated at $500 of 8563 Aspen Drive in Labour, burglary. David Porter demanded a burglary toOls, breaking and 20th Street. David Greer, of Oviedo Route Orlando, and John E. Saunders, Patrolman Joe Dullard and speedy trial for his client, entering with Intent to commit Sherifrs deputies reported an One, reported a radio valued at of 609 Worthington Street in detective Sgt. Roy Williams Police said the attempted a felony and breaking and Altamonte Springs woman was ;o was taken when burglars Winter Park. Bond was set at arrested Johnnie Sam McCoy, murder charge is in connection entering with intent to commit treated for a head wound and entered his home by forcing a $502 apiece. 29, of 709 W. 11th St., Sanford, with the Dec. 25 incident, a misdemeanor, released from Florida hospital window and causing $150 Patrolmen T.13. Massey said on a circuit court warrant Patrolmen Dullard and Ray Seiph was In county Jail today North, Altamonte Springs, last damage, according to a report the arrests took place shortly charging attempted murder. Bronson and other officer on $18,000 boid. The juvenile night after an "industrial ac- filed by deputy J.M. Patton. after midnight after Kevin L. McCoy was lodged in county arrested David Bryant Selph, was turned over to state cident." of 785 Wymore Road Ted Fulton, 23, of Witmer John jail on $8,000 bond. 18, of 250 E. Bay, Longwood, Division of Youth Services Lt. Roy Hughey reported Stratford, Conn., was in county reported the pair prowling McCoy was charged with and a juvenile early today at authoritlea. Fred Douglas Hendrix, 49, was jail today on $5,000 bond after about his cam. Massey said removing nails from lumber his arrest in Duval County on about % tapes and five tape with a crowbar at a house Seminole circuit court warrants players also were found in th e demolition site at Jackson and charging two counts of forgery car in which Saunders and North Slit,, Altamonte Springs, and two counts of uttering a Labour were riding. when he said tfl crowbar forgery. Seminole deputies from Fulton rats, vicious rabbits, and a big Truluck had not satisfactorily slipped from his hand and returned (Continued From Page 1-A) wife, Bessie Le2 Jacksonville yesterday. hog. met the requirements of struck his An Orlando woman, Ledora In other action yesterday, probation. H endrix, 41, on the head. heat. The ordinance also county Jail commissioners terminated prevents cruelty to animals, Deputies said the woman was Wooten, 34, was In 2*1 employment of corn- directly behind Hendrix helping today on $5,000 bond after her McKay Also yesterday, After a rash of large animals Truluck, a roads department missioners approved the remove wilts from the lumber, arrest yesterday at the Orange at large" in the county Coun ty Jail on a Seminole recently, commissioners employe who was placed on balance of the February bill for In other reports, deputies ci rcuit court warrant charging probation in December for legal services to County aid a vacant house owned 1w authorized the construct ion of a ht;irii'i properly h uontro 11 n "on- Altnrta'v Toni Fteciiian, iiilnus i'ii1 Federal of Se minole i' i'. .tte corral to house those creatures. orthlc.ss check. _____________________________________________ struction work on county time, the charges involved in tran- burglarized and carpeting Since the ordinance began, Roads Superintendent J.C. sition between Freeman and worth $500 stolen. ALTAMONTESP1tINGS __EASE CHECK ____ animal control officials have Lavender recommended the former county attorney Howard EDITION FOR Deputy F.M. Stewart Two 19-year-olds were impounded sheep, goats, dogs, termination, explaining that Marsee. discovered the house, at 2430 arrested in Altamonte Springs Olympics Studied By GLENN i McCASLAND Writer Staff Plans (or the First AnnualGreater Sanford Regatta the passibility of sponsoring a state-wide Golden Age Olympics for senior citizens highlighted the first meeting of th e new Sports and cctal Even ts Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce today. Th e committee, composed of 3G spor ts and promotionminded citizens, outlined a number of projects designed to bring people into Sanf or d and Seminole County for spor ts programs and oth er promotionats. The Regatta, which wi ll be co-sponsored by th e Central Florida Zoological Society and th e Chamber, was th e major item discussed along with th e Olympics, Jack Homer, Chamber manager said. Details for th e Regatta, w hi ch would be held on Lak* Monroe and v;ould make use of the full lakefront, were discussed br ie fl y, Homer said, and indicated that ad. ditional data would be released !'r. "Th e purpose of the commit tee is to develop a series of projects such as the regatta And the Golden Age Olympics to attract people to Sanford," Homer said, "We would like to stage anvent that might draw several th ousand into the city on a given date." Th ( 1h \' Olyuipk's iuil :1'!'' lin :IV,(! hutfltoard tournaments for senior citizens in which various awards would be present ed to winners of the tourneys. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. an FEET FIRST 1 Baseball Fever An Intellectual Sickness By IRA BEHKOW This particular 01' Pcrfc.ssor i no stead in a realm beyond mere spatial NEW YORK (NEA) You take a relation to Casey Stengel, we presume) meastrement. . .Baseballsubmlt.stothe little horsehide, and a swatch of ash informs us that baseball Is a throwback to 'fewest lines of any sport, and is the game timber, add some double knit and a dash of the ancient Egyptian fertility rites, when of the libertarian, of the free and the sweat. Then proceed with soupcons of those old Semites kicked a ball around in brave." chalk and dust and grass and spit. Stir springtime. "Whatever it represented," In this way, it reflects the spaciousness nicely until it boils with partisan spirit, said Prof. Grella, "the ball clearly was of life in this country before it became so and serve, related to some symbol of a life-giving citified at the turn of the 20th century. 'That's baseball, a spring and summer power, and the game was a ceremonial recipe for America. It remains the same "Those observers who constantly celebration of spring, life and fertility." complain about the each vernal equinox. It has always apstatic nature of the Baseball is the link, of cour:e, to the game are either sado. masochistic peared so easy, so simple, so good, like ty pes past, says Prof. Grella. We are today Mom's Apple Pie. (Apple Strudel lii Ili)' reminded iced on a steady cI't of violence and our wild and woodsy an. case.) action or simply enjoy mindless cestors by the quaint archaic field and repetition," said Professor Grella. But an unpublished paper by an English archaists afield. professor at the University of Rochester "Ike any rite, baseball Is necessarily "There Is an appealing naivete about the a baseball rit in sheepskin, so to speak odd uniform, with its high stockings and repetitive; yet constantly changing.. telLs us that baseball is an immensely knickers," he writes, "and the collarless Like any work of art, the game is both intricate, integral, symbolic, profound and shirts, the boys' caps, all of it not very far static and dynamic, temporal and metaphoric aspect of our lives, removed from the uniforms of the Currier timeless, a thing constantly moving and in Simple in its beauty, maybe, but that's and Ives illustrations, a vestigial survival repose.... it, (of our rapidly disappearing past)." And "The pitcher coils and throws, the batter Professor George Grella tells us that the special field recalls a lost swings, the runners start, the fielders baseball "should be compared not only America of endless pastures and widening trace their intricate patterns - grown with other sports but with our other in. vistas," men move gracefully about a huge green digenous arts our painting, our music, I like one of his philosophical viewpoints vista, poised against an Infinity of space in our dance, our literature... . Someone particularly: "The winning team in a timeless moment of eternal youth. . who doesn't understand the game cannot baseball, because of the shape of i ts field, Took the words right out of my mouth, hope to understand the country." cannot acquire territory, operating in- doe. Building Lease Okayed -.- — ghmthemd' oor _ ~ of - TJCPennéy "... - ] - y . '--,- - I -4. I e 15% on our - . .,, Øfl Wednesday, March 19, '97$—lB ___ VJ qL .-. . fl. 1-.-,- ___• .... 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Save 1011 Athletic Conference Formed Sale prices effective thru Sunday, March 30 on this 1211 black & white T.Ve' Sale Formation of a new athletic conference Is one step from completion and a Seminole High School official calls the new loop "a major athletic undertaking." Principals and athletic directors from DeLand, Mainland, Seabreeze, Spruce Creek, Gainesville and Seminole high schools will gather on April 22 in Sanford to adopt a constitution, select a name and establish by-laws for the league, Seminole Principal Don Reynolds, acting chairman of the league, said that the conference may ad two high SChOOLS before it is completed, but that corn. petition would begin In the 1975 football season. V $99 Reg. 109.95. 100% solid state portable black and while TV has a 12" screen (meas diag) and features 3 descrete phases of signal selecting power. Includes earphone Walnut grain plastic Cabinet No. 1322A "It's a spin-off of the new district playoff regulations," Reynolds said. "In order to compete in state play, we must play schools in our district, so we decided a conference of those schools would be Save 1515 on this 16" black BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sale $119 Reg. 134.95. 100% solid state black and white portable has a 16 screen (mess c'iag). 3 dISCICtO phac, f ejnil .Joroj a 70 p!!tor, UHF 'c:cchck luflCf Woodgrain vinyl on nietal cabinet 1 eatures No, 1618 If.cftve ffiru Sunday, Mar. 21. "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penfley's Open Mon. thru Sat. 10a.m. to 9 p.m. . C) Open Sunday 12:305:30 p.m. - - — ' jS -' tl 10 McGraw Chants Mets' Cry & white I.V. Sate prices, advantageous." "Membership in a conference allows our The schools in the new conference are young people the chance to take home Class AAAA and are in the Seminole individual honors, such as AU-Conference playoff district. They were all former and the like," Reynolds said. "Being inmembers of the Big Eight Conference, dependent curtails this, and the only except for Spruce Creek, a Daytona Beach recognition possible Is to win state or be school opening next year. named to an all-state team." Under the new set up, Seminole will play Seminole dropped out of the Big Eight a the other members on a home-and-home year ago and the league folded at that basis in football and basketball, but time, mainly because of travel problems. conference championships would be "Since then, we have found it is better to decided by tournament play. "In other words, we could play each be in a conference rather than be out of other in baseball, but the championship one," Reynolds said. "We already have would not be official until we held a con- rearranged our football schedule and changed the basketball schedule. Now we kre nce tournament," Reynolds said. The new football schedule for Seminole only have the administrative part to do." High will drop Winter Park, Oak Ridge A principal and coa"hes association will and possibly Sarasota. The Seminole be formed within the conference as well, gridders will retain Oviedo, Lake Brantley Reynolds said. The conference was and L)man, in addition to the conference established during a meeting Monday in teams. Sanford. '-- . - - - - - - Relief pitcher Tug McGraw still believes, nrwn ne was a mernoer or the New York Mets', Mc(raw's remark ''You gotta hclIeve" became the rallying cry of the fan.s as the NlcLs went on to will the 1973 National League pennant. Tuesday, the left-hander, now with the Philadelphia PhiladelphiaPhillies, checked into a Philadelphia hospital for tests prior to the removal of a lump near th e lower tip of his left shoulder blade, "I'm leaving this up to the doctors,' the 30-year.old McGraw said. "They say there's nothing seriously wrong with me. When the doctors say It, well, you gotta believe, right" In Tuesday's exhibition gaines, it was the hitters who were doing the believing, Baltimore stopped Texas 11-8, the Chicago White Sox edged Cincinnati 7-5, Detroit nipped Montreal 11.10, Milwaukee stopped Oakla nd 8-7, California defeated Cleveland 5-4, Houston beat Kansas City 5-2, the Chicago Cubs down ed San Francisc o 41, the New York Mets beat Boston 5-4, Minnesota knocked over Atlanta 5.3, St. Louis crushed Philadelphia 12-3, and New York Yankees topped Pittsburgh 3-2. Don Baylor's two home runs—giving him four in the last two games—powered the Baltimore Orioles over the Texas Rangers. The outfielder also drove in a first-inning run on a - fielder's choice as the two teams rapped out a total of 26 hits. Two homers by Buddy Bradford lifted the Chicago White Sox over the Cincinnati Reds, Ed Herrmann also homered for the Pale hose while Tony Perez slammed a roundtrippeu- for Qnrinn:iti. Milwaiik*i" Bob (oliiri'in drove in five runs—four of them on two home rune—including the go-ahead mmrker In the ninth against Oakland. Joe Ruth homered for the As and Tom Blanco hit a two-run homer for the Brewers, A lead-off triple by Detroit's Ron E.eF)ore and a wild pitch ended Montreal's eight-game winning streak. LeFlore also had a home run while Bill Freehan hit a two-run triple and rookie left fielder Dan Meyer slammed a two-run homer. Reggie South drove in two runs with a homer and a triple as the Cards routed the Phillies. . The Mets erupted for seven hits to score lour runs in the seventh inning against the Red Sox. Tony Conigliaro, who has been out of baseball for 3' yeara after being hit in the (ace by a pitch, slammed two doubles and a single in five at-bats for the Red Sox. Houston pitcher James Rodney Richard allowed only three hits through six innings as the Astros ended a six-game losing streak. . Right-hander Ray Burris gave up only one hit bunt single — ln the four innings he worked to lead the Cubs tovictory. Auto air conditioner up ____ __ ( , -' . .' - -. • Test cosnp,,uo, oulput with gauges . Test complete system lot ieahi • Tighten all bells arid hose coflflf(tiOfl5 • Clean condenser and radiator euleno, • Add Freon as necessar y C :, A rWoorment Patti and J.j,ijbI at ..t.j COO "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Peney' 6.99 ' Puc, includes ' / . ' Complet e - * ,'. 'V . \. Lube and oil and filter change • chassis lubucaton Oil cPtange wiit, S qurtt ci JCPenney motor ol • New oil lifter • Complete saId1 Inspection p,vfoimanc, Open t.on, thu Sat. 8 a,n, to 9 p.m, �- 'T:' - - _____' = .:' - 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .- ;;'------ -. — - :.. - -' _ ---• - ' - t ----- —- -'•' 't '-"' - .''r '._,c,._,r - ": , ' '.rr'_" - - '.r' C . ,. " '. 'C. ',,,'.', ,''' . .. S ,-- . T ,%_'. . -. .' . Wednesday, March 19, 1973 — LLMIISWKUOAHD : Thursday's Games Portland CS. Milwaukee $9 Canadian Division PhIadelph;a vs Minintiol a at Dog Results Quebec Today' s Games 42 21 o 84 291 210 Orlando, Fla. night New Orleans at Phiaaelphio Toronto 3$ 31 7 78 312 211 Pittsburgh vs. Chicago (A) at &ston at Washington Edmontr 33 30 2 69 211 232 TUESDAY Sarasota. Fla 2 New York at Phoenix Vancvr 33 3) 3 61 220 2)6 FIRST. lie, S. 3113: Pittsburgh VS. St. Louis at St. Milwaukee at Seattle Winnipeg 3)31 1 66 261 210 Mystic Spirit 20*0 7.21) 110 1 Petersburg. Fla Tuesday's Games 1c Ar,eIes Montreal Phoenix 7 Chicago 3 C. M 'I Not Aga in 300 1 Daytona Beach, Fla. Edmonton I. Q uebec 3 Standings Quinicia (4 3) 113720 HOutøfl vs Cincinnati at Tam Minnesota 5, Vancouver 3 SECOND, 's S 316F a. Fla East Division Today'sOan,es Mary Ett a S 00 380 300 $ New York (N) v Atlanta at San Diego at New England W L Pct. os Ernie I $70 310 5 West Palm Bea ch, Fla, ,ii9ht Phoenix at Cleveland New York $3 .707 -.Haggil 560 6 Baltimore vs. Kansas City at Kentucky 49 21 .671 21 : Indianapolis at Houston Ou'niels (1$) 13210 Fort Myers. Fla. St. Louis Vancouver at Winnipeg 77 AS 360 23's Perfecta is 51 148 io Boston vs Detroit at Lakeland, Memphis 72 5) .301 29' Daily Double (1$) 18900 Fla . night Vlrinia ii THIRD. 1.16, 0, 3).n: Texas vs New York IA) at Standings West Division Jetting Jry 1100 $10 340 5 Fort Lauderdale, Fla, Denver 57 1$ 760 — Co Fir Eckert Division 1 500 S20 6 Chicago (N) vs San Diego at San Anton 31 511 Reich Sum IT Pis GF GA 310 7 Yuma, Ariz. Indiana 10 3? .136 15' Phiipha Ouinela (16) 135 13 1$ 10 96 256 168 California *% Cleveland a? Tuc Utah 37 11 43$ 21 NY PCrfCti Is 6) 593 43 Rangrs 3)74)3 79 780 7)7 SOn, ArII San Diego 3) 4) 119 25': NY FOURTH, $.11, C. 31.41 Milwaukee vs Sin Francisco at ISland 79 211$ 76 731 196 Tuesday's Games Atlanta r?3C Trader 7$ ? 13 69 199 204 3) 7Q 7.10 1.00 • PhOtflhl Arti. No games scheduled H C 's Harry Division 2 600 360 S To.d.ay'i Gai,i,s To Vancyr tunis Boy Eckert 31 29 I 76 710 225 600 1 S.a at St Lou's 3)31 7 73736 213 Chicago Ovinlets (SI) New York at Indiana St. i0w 30 7813 73 239 739 Perfecta (I 3) 1122 70 VlrClnla at Denver MIrVI 70 FIFTH, S-il, S. 31.16: 6 46 201 310 Kentucky at Utah K C. 11 17 ID 31 163 795 Mon?agut'Clarity 7,00 110 7*0 s Memphis a? San Diego Pollin fcii Division 3 7 10 3.70 3 Montreal 47 ii 17101 334 700 Bonus 210 2 The Dusty Boots Riding L.Angel,s Quiniela 43 6) 533 00 37 1519 92210 Association of Sanford held a horse tVHA Standings Ptts. Perfecta (6 3) U3.90 33 73 II 80 298 260 show Sunday at the Wilco Sales Detroit SIXTH, SIC, B. 31.79; 70 10 II 51 722 293 Arena on State Road 16 four miles East Division '.'isPri 6 60 i I? IS-i 390 C•'D 3 I'.. .1 t') st 4 t!t'r,!it' . W I I Pis C'F GA .'. k Division I 15 50 5 70 The results of Seminole County New Eng. 3$ 21 S $1 231 731 Buffalo iaOitout 43 13 15 101 317 213 3.60 6 contestants as determined by Judge Clevtnd 29 37 3 61 192 723 Boston Quiniela 12 51 179 20 39 711) 89 320 2)7 Suzanne C Shear,,' of flarrv,Ile Chicago 77 11 1 53 230 276 Toronto Prrfecta (7 5) 127600 2130 13 69 24 776 Florida, follow . lrsdapoiis 17 46 3 37 III 276 Calif. II 11 11 17 116 768 SEVENTH, SiC. S. 3)11; Wit? Division Micky Vicky Tuesday's Results 500 1 10 . 710 ANFORD Houtton 45 fl 0 90 311 21$ H Ho Nancy Vancouver i, N ew 7.60 7 40 1 York Phoen, 3577 7 77267 233 Islanders A. tie Les (LabeEckerl 100 5 Chris Woodall, showing Coty Minnesota 34 29 7 71 769 235 Philadelphia 7. Washington 2 Qu neIa 0 2) 11720 Cash: 3rd. Jr. Showmanship at San Diego 3379 3 69 751 233 Los Angeles S. Minnesota 3 Perfecta (71) 19660 Halter: 3rd Jr. Western Pleasure: Salt. II As 3 39 172 299 EIGHTH, SIC. C. 31,77 St Louis S. Pittsburgh 2 1st. Non Blue Western Pleasure. ','ctaqe Yan 1340 3.10 3.00 1 arQuerte Cornell, showing Barkley Rpp1e 25.60 340 6 Chicasaw Priest; 5th Jr. 0_66 F% 5604 Showmanship at Halter; 41h, Aged QuiflhCid (I 6) S12 40 Geldings Perfecta 11 61 135) 10 Robin Cornell. thawing Mr. Gay NINTH. 5-il. S. 31.42: Blade: 5th. Jr. Western Equitation; K's Gamma $80 1.20 310 6 2nd, Non Blue Western Pleasure. Smoothy Bill 3 SO 210 Ruth Dye. showing PUF Sand Cry s tal 500 sear is?, 1973 Colts & lilies. r. n'(";i (6$) 113 10 Joyce lachtara, ShoAng Apollo: (rfe?i (6 1) 131 10 6th. Sr. English PJ,rasure. 4th, Non TENTH. $.i A. 30.98: Blue English easure; showing M A 'I Jeanie 160 500 3.10 Rally Sue: 5th., Sr. Western My Cactus 14.00 7.70 2 Equitation; 2nd, Sr. Western April Showers 3.60 7 Pleasure. Quiniela (2 4) Pam Cheek 3rd.. In?. Keyhole; ELEVENTH. S-iC, 5. 31.11: 1st, Int. Cloverleaf; 3rd, mt. TaeioeSguiw 10.70 310 7.40 7 Rollback; 2nd, In? Potebending; Chanutelrav A '2 3! 151. Jumping Figure $Open, 6th, Montaguelartan 3,00 Ribbon Race; In? High Point QiinieIa (I 7) 51910 Trophy Perfects (7 3) 521690 Big Perfecta (1 7 with ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 3) 11,217 30 TWELFTH. 4. A 31.47: MelanieHart: 3rd, Jr. Keyhole; Mystic king 560 2.10 2.40 2 3rd, Jr. Cloverleaf; 3rd, Jr. Fashion Classic 3 60 360 1 Rollback Betty Shin 3.10 4 OulnIela (1.2) 1)103 LONOWOOD Trfec?a (7 1-13 116100 . A 2911 P4-1161.964 Lynn Esth. showing April FantaSy 2nd. 1972 Fillies; shOwing The White knight: 2nd, Sr. English Dog Entries Pleasure. Rob Esch, riding The White TONIGHT Knight: 51h. Jr. Western Pleatur,, Frank Medley. showing Starlite; FIRST, 1-16, B - 3 AtpCq, 2. Polly 3rd, Aged Mares. Friday, 3. DarlinG John, 1. Mhneola Susan Phillips. riding stor,ey 2nd, Ugly. S Barber Que, a. Al Sunday, y Walk-Trot Equitation. Katy Phillips, riding Charm: 3rd, Curried, I.agg Ber Buzz. Ir; juiIMin. . Castle, 7. K's Beautiful, 3. TOI. Tracey Phillios. riding Charm: Midget, I MIko't Special. S Berkley 3rd. Nor. Blue Western Equitation kelon, 6 Peggy Sihn. 7. Go Go Michelle Jorgenson. riding DD. Catvt I 1 t. 's tz. Aquarius Is?, Jr. English il l i . . Equitation 2nd THIRD S 18 0— 1 Cousin Dotty 'r English Merry Michele. 3. Calico Doll, 4 Pleasure, 5th . In? Keyhole. ..•-. .. H I Sutan, S Montague Guy. 6. lr.t. Rollback. 5th, Ribbon Race . Sissy Shan, 7. Berkley Sii1oq.$ Look Patricia Durigan, riding Brownie . Awhile Topaz: 2nd, Sr. English Equitation; Or FOURTH, S-iC, 0 - 1. Cute Cleo 3rd, Sr. English Pleasure; Sr. f Eckert, 7. Cousn Jezebell. 3 Western EquItation. 41 h, Sr .. • Smokey Ms.. 1, Jennifer Jo, Western Pleasure. Nebr. Dune, 6. Texas Dream, 7. Diana Howarth, riding No hum: 3rd, Non- Blue Western Pleasure; Buddy Bound. I. Carol's Nancy. F 1 $ I. -41 194rr;L 2. 3rd, in?. Cloverleaf; 5th, In?. Real Angel, 3, Yeller Bea;, Ghost Polebending; 4?h.Ju.nping Figure $. . Chaser. S. 1cm Wood, & Classy Open; 2nd. RIbbon Race -. Wink,?. K't Sidony, I. Gold Ore. Mary Schwab: 41 h, Jr. KeyhoI; 6th Jr.Cloverleaf; SIXTH S-Cl A— I Tumble J4 7 . Rollback. 5th Jr. Polebending Pam Berg. 3 Danny lax, 4 Dixie D.'i'?t. 5 Sam Holmes: 3rd, Sr. Keyhole. •-...•, 6 MreoIa '.!r u.' P autan, 7 Manatee Peggy, $ Bull SPORTS IN Irwin has played some of the strongest golf on the tour this season, and the improved performances of the 45. year-old Palmer make him much more than a sentimental favorite in the 72-hole test that begins Thursday ('fl the water-dotted, 7,088-yard, par-fl Deerwood Country (lub course, South Africa: No Invitation MON [REAL (AP) — The organizing Committee for the 1976 Summer Olympics has announcd South Africa would not be invited to participate in preOl)rnpic competition in Montreal this summer. Roger Rousseau, the committee director-general, issued the statement Tuesday following a report that the Quebec Track and Field Association had written to the South Africans about their possible participation. St. John's Tops Manhattan - NEW YORK (All) A funny thing happened to Mel Uticy on the way to the basket. He slipped. A not-so-funny thing happened to the Manhattan basketball team on the play. The Jaspers got called for a foul, Utley got up and with the game on the line, threw in two tree throws in the last eight seconds to give St. John's a tlnilinj 57.56 victory in the quarter-finals of the National Invitation Tournament Tuesday night. "It was ice," said Utley, of St. John's best foul shooters. "I knew I'd make those free throws. I went inside to draw the foul and got it." The victory, one of the most exciting in this 38th annual post-season classic, shot the Redmen Into Saturday's semifinals against Providence, a 101-80 victor over Pittsburgh in Tuesday night's first game. McCarthy, Munn Die 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS one aro • Trinity r S w mmers Spl t — James "Babe" McCarthy, who coached Mississippi State to its greatest basketball heights and later coached iwolessionally, and Clarence "Biggie" Munn, who as coach and athletic director molded Michigan State into a national power, died Tuesday. McCarthy died after a year-long bout with cancer, He was 51. ,Munn was 66. / - - V I 4 . The Oviedo boys recorded 112 points to Ocoee's 87 and Lakeview's 59. Oviedo's girls amassed 123 points to Lakeview's 74 and Ocoee's 40, 41 In the boy competition, Oviedo's 200-yard medley relay team cf Eric Ortega, 131ff Baker, Ton) Seibert and Jimmy Gallhrnore won in 2:03.. (1 .. ". . Mali Ins Lynn Vim: 3r d, Flag Race; 5th, Ribbon Race. Mandy Baker: is?, Ribbon,,Race P.'irfy Collins, showng Catherine O'Heart: 2nd. 1973 Colts & Fillies, showing BK. Kibbe: 3rd, 1972 Fillies Marie Wandlioch; 2nd. Int. Keyhole; 4th, tnt Cloverleaf, 2nd, Flag Race OW, 4th. mt. Roilbick, 4th, In?. Poiebenøng, Is?. Ribbon Race, Reserve High Point Ribbon Intermediate Hubert GillIard. 2nd, Sr Keyhole; 4Th. Sr. Cloves leaf; 15?. Flag Race. Open; 3rd, Sr. Roll back; Is, Sr. Poltendin g; 2nd. Jumping Figure 10pm; Sen ior High Point Tropny. Julie Norwood 2nd, In?. Cloverleaf 41 Ribbon Race Gayte Bowes' ItS. Sr . Cloverleaf Don Christopher, 6th, Sr. exas Atlantic Divii4on W C $I 'II S 1, in nuff&to 43 79 Sty - S7 " in — City Atlanta 44 N si 10r? W estern Confer ence Fin Midwest Division Clearwater, Fla, vs. Atlanta at West Sf.Louil vs. Chicago K,C_-Ombh# Milwaukee (A) at at Los Angefts A66 5 1 40 414 9 ' Portland 37 " , at Veto Beach. Fti. Ctncinrsa?i vs. P0w York (U) at 5? Pttersburq, Fla Catiforria vs. Milwaukee at Sun far.cSrO at z Ant C',icago (P4) vs San Diego at A.linn,cwta vs New York IA) t Ft. Lit,rdale, Fli, night a L.Arigmlçt 76 46 36113 Tuesday's Results -Cleveland 117, Washington 9$ Chi(Att ill. Phii*de phis 96 fl re-as C?y Ornatia 135. At tanta 101 Houston 172. SutiaIo 115 .. . .. , . .. W~_, .. - • . . - . - . • .' . 1. .1 ... ,' . .. .. .. - 't s,4 - .. - , ' ,' .• - - .i '' ._,,t. Aw m.'. . -. .qr.' ... . - ' - ANY — i' . - -". br.. '... 4 S... • ra - '. . ' 3, ." .- - - i.R.i ' ', k* 4, - . ..-.,. , -. ,, f The Seminole Junior College F lagg dropped Krctchniar and boys' tennis (cain upped Its Wilcox 6-3, 6-4, and Ansell and record to 9-1 with an 8-1 win Haistens shut out Noppinger Tuesday over Valencia Corn- and Tanner 6-0, 6-0. .,. munity College on the Valencia SJC also defeated Edison 5-2 1,• courts. Saturday and St. Johns 10 last SJC's lone loss was to Flager week. College, a four-year school. Against Edson, Aranda lost The Raiders mee t Daytona to Claude Peterson 6-4, 6-1, Beach at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Copelandtopped Steve ... the local courts of Emma Schaetzel 6.2 6-2 \laliczowsh 'it'v Spencer and then travel to faltered to Christ Beecroft6-4, 4 Central Florida for a match 60. Flagg downed Doug Tuesday. SJC returns home Childers 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 and Ansell next Thursday for a match with knocked off Mark Horowitz 6-1 JIF . J rugged Pensacola Junior 2-6, 6-2. -College. Aranda and Copeland Seminole's win over Valencia teammed to defeat Peterson - ..ir.... . ) 1.-. -r - '"'" ..- - . - - '..- ' ' '- . , .1,,- . .. . -, . ' .•' - 'rv. . , iJlfiP - ", '.: . '"'- .- . -. -. — -. - ... r.2;n ' r"rj . . .' : ' . -, yr . —-• .. .. . ,,,,'. ;. , - ,- 19 ' ;1,. - - ''7-; . . ..~.l. ll ;' I , - ZIL .... 'i . . ' r . . ..... :j.V' . . . -- . . 4 -.. . , -- . . . . .. _. - . .. .. . , . ,,,, . . . .ii5' . - .- , -. . -• ., - . . - , won wiih a 4:52.8 cloicking. .-t - - ,. s.,. - . . was its third in Division U and Beecroft 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, and competition Maliczowski and Flagg downed Bucky Copeland lost his first Schaetzel and Horowitz 6-1, 6-1. match of the season Thursday, Against St Johns, Aranda pia, mfl, .o. I againt 'a!en- won f,-O, f-1 Copelancl trtuncia 3 top player, Robert piled 6-0, 6-1, Maliczowski won : - -_ . •.•, ' .. - - - .. .--- . . .' .. "- P41!'iy ~ - ~ - . : — Wl - .. . P. - - . ,. ;Oae ~116 1. - - t , 6t' Johnson. Johnson turned back 64, &J, Flagg prevailed 6.1, ", 1 Copeland 3.6, 6-4, 6-3. Ansell triumphed 10, 6-0 and Copeland jumped from No, 2 Haistens won 6-0, 6-2. L No. 1 because Stan Aranda, Aranda and Copeland SJCs best player, has been teammed for a 6-1, 6-3 victory', plagued by a sore back. Maliczowski and Flass won 6-2 Aranda played No. 2 Tuesday 6-1, and Ansell and Haistens and trounced Ernest Neil 6-0,6- ruled 6-1, 6-0. 0. No. 3 Doug Malicuowaki Regardless of how SJC bested Bob Kret.cchmar 6-1, 6-0, finishes in its di vision, the No 4 Howard Flag defeated Raiders will compe te in tt'e Andy Wilcox 6-3, 6-3, No. 5 Wade state tourney May 1, 2 and 3 at Ansell dumped Kevin Nop- Central Florida in Ocala pinger 6-2, 6-3 and No, 6 Rick The top three te;umn.s in the Haistens downed Roy' Tanner 6- state will advance to the 1, nationals. . . Copeland and Aranda The Raiders tied for secon,i in - combined to topple Johnson and the division and tied for third in Neil 6-1 2, 6.2, MaJiczowski and the state last year, Karen Young of Lake Branfley jets through the water. (Herald r,loto by Gordon Will,lamson; - re Tribe Netters Prevail 7 I 2-- M_ I 9,&%wao The DiSCOunt Department Store OAZARD Iwo ive vour S GuaIa,Tf I for a sg' of rflonlP't I h*,titd )Ct Cat use ill te a &rn,1e WghScbooL' tennis teams turned 'back the Lake' Howell boys and girls Tuesday Tom Chitty- won the 200-yard at the Sheoah Country Club. f) freestyle in 2:17,0 and took The SHS boys and girls I second in the 100-yard freestyle dropped Lake Howell by 7-0 in 59.0. Ned Gudget finished scores. In o ther matches, the Lyman I second in the 200-yard IM in 2:49.2, Greg Pfundsten took boys de feated Bishop Moore 4-3 second in the diving corn- and Bishop Moore dumped the petition, Baker was second in Lyman girls 7-0. the 100-yard butterfly in 1:07.4 In the Seminole-Lake Howell and Seibert won the 500-yard match, Becky Roffe of Seminole downed Kathy freestyle In 6:00.0. Steidley 8-1, Seminole's Betsy 9 Ortega was second ill the 100Barley topped Danna Hale 8-0, yard backstroke In 1:16.9, Sarah Mercer defeated Baker captured First In the 106Howell's Rhomda Liccardello 8yard breaststroke in 1:12.8 and 0 and Seminole's Cindy the 400-yard Freestyle relay Sutherland and Debbie Reagan team of Chitty, Jon Rawison, won by forfeit. Bob Allen and GalLirnore won in Sutherland and Reagan 4:09.0. teammed for an 8-1 doubles' The Oviedo's girls' 200-yard win over Steidley and Hale. medley relay team of Kathy In the boys' match, David Hobbins, Barbara Compton, McCook of Seminole dropped to Julie Cook and Mary Beth Jim Graham U. Seminole's Meituler dominated the event in Rick Moreland defeated Mark 2:21,1. Knuebel 8-1, Dean Barley dumped Lake Howell's Steve Meitzler took firsts in the 206Johnson 8-2, Eddie McKee of yard freestyle (3:23,6) and the Seminole knocked off Scott 100-yard freestyle (1:14,5), lincoln 8-0. Cook won the 200-yard IM McCook and Barley teammed (2:57,0) and the 100-yard butfor an 8-2 doubles' victory over terfly (1:19.5), and Jamie Graham and Knuebel and Squires was best in the diving Moreland and Gary' Martin competition. defeattxi Johnson and Kleppe 8. Kathy Batt took second in the 2. 50yard freestyle (8:22.5), and In the Lyman boy's' narrow Bobbins was first in the 50-yard win over Bishop Moore, freestyle (30,0) and the 100-yard Lyman's John George won 8-7, \ backstroke (1:24.0). Compton Russell Crlspell triumphed 8-2 ruled the 100-yard breaststroke and Kenneth Kniel won 8-1. 41:26.6). Kniel and George teammed for The 400-yard freestyle relay an-. 8-6 doubles' win. - I )ver.1 I 4-ply nylon cord blackwall tires I HOOD "400" 18 month guarantee i #1 - 'i.. - 2 for ..f+,. :.-. .y' 650-13 735-14 775-14 '•1- • . / / . ,. ¼. . • , ,.... .:' t i .._ \ 111111' • Ryingakiteischildsplay. But there are a few thintis I A j. t -.. — W A I . .J;:3 - '.W , . . , OU -. , .!;lj . , But simply reminding your kids what I not to dIo WflCfl flying a kite is not enough. Because in spiteof all your%mrnings, ,' . '., they tell you thcy'r 'to a kite. -. First 2all, if they make their own, make sure they use only wxl and raper. lur that matter, OU should never fly a kite with wire or anything metallic. As metals are conductors olelecriciy. Secondly, kites are lair weather friends Caution your children never to fly hcm in a rain or thundt'rctorm. N-- cause wet srnng will also conc1uctelCtrIC1ty And, they should always fly their kites out in the open. Sa .. :.'- away from power lines, and TV and radioantennas. What 's more, be sure your kids remember never to cross ' the traffic. The surest way to get a kite tangled in a power line is to run under one. I ,--'--....... there's always the chance they'll still get their kites snagged on a power line, or caught up ill a tree. And what do they do then? 11'.1 its a power line, the answer simple. avc it alone. And can Us for advice-Try ing to pull the kite down, or climbing up after it, could result in a serious shock. On the other hand, should the kite get caught in a tree, make sure there are flO power lines around.Tri'es iiear power lines Cilfi I' accidentaily charged with electricity. So lithe tree I, Is near a power line, again its best they leave the kitewhere it is. And call us. 1006 I'kakk Flyin r kites is chdd's play. We just want you to be sure they 0 play it sate. This safety na-mage has been brought I I to you by I for $36 PIi F.E.T. 1.77 to 2.33 'L.;^ prliie f or a SOttt roe *Safety contour Shoulders for r';. speed control 05csb tread *'?h permatte, Tre&C tL 'C' belle' t'C.r _QW.,fV- 'I U :"m.bijl Li" t'Ss tire pressure gauge 996 al'i I HEI - 17 Sale IPOST TIME 8 P.M •MATINEES: 1:45 P.M. (WED & SAT) CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV IN LONGW000 OFF 17-97 SORRY NO ONE UNDER 1$ -11 -4 $4.. rj-,i Florida Power& Light as a pullic servke. Beca use serving the pub. Le really what were here for, p(MvrfuI scrrini. Rcs1xr, j. l 2 • IAflFORD-ORI.RflDO KEI')EL cWB New York 109, LOS AngC'eS 2 'or $32 RACING IPLAY THE A LL NEW TRIFECTA too . . 825-14 825-15 ' streets or highways when flying a kite. And not just because of 6111 Pompano fileNh. Fla Mt-freal vs- 40 32 4S6 - lit-i N. X Avy .i -a Pacific Divillis" Sarasota. Fla .t jl' 24 ni n .:. ,• .: .. ' 37 Baltimore -: •: '.- , Phaphi Washinglon ouston J ansas ... - Central Division Houston S. Kansas City 2 14*w Von % ., Eastern Conitre,e .... .' N4.-k.__'.- 4 - •. ..,'",v' - Tur-.day' Carries Chicago Son Francts4co I Mililitauk"(fitl. 4,Oakt" if - , . . NBA Standings ... - should tell your children, fl.Mn?rit Battimore 1). T I (ragi (A 7. C'n'.'nr . OVIEDO L Il Dse ua,i K - Jan Carstens: 5th, Sr. Cloverleaf. ' Detroit vi .. LAKE MANY Dancer. 4 ornia S. Cleye44 California '..._-.-_ .. . :n.3'3 wJudge eRa to. M.'?a;,r C'ock, 7 Grtt't Pck, Iarp McGo ELEVENTH, I', A - I I (nee 7 Mar; M 3 Uitra VIolefce 4 K Phoebe. 3 Hallelujah Jones. 6 Se, Saw. 7. Mineola Peppy, I Angela p TWELFTH, 2, 5— $, Ramah, 7. Douglass Babe, 3 Wassilissa, A. Bonn. S. Big Buster, 6 Montague Leather. ,' Mitt Tern i • Lucky l . : MAGIC 2 Sftve Hotter, 3 Ronnie r, -- r. . s— Shan, 4, Brother Mint. S K'S Alphi, a. Moody Hall, 7. Rambling Red, I. ?.Il He Wink. EIOHTH,S.iLSi.CerkyCal.,, Seso Egan, 3. R's Chinarnan, Mineola Winston, S. Dreamy. tdabu, 7. K's Hobnob, I Rum Red. NINTH, $ IC. S — I. Here Come Mi', 7. Spook Trans. 3. Neversettle. 4 Gotly Girt, 5 Dutch Sear, 6 M"idest MittI, 7 Hsndy Scamp, • Ginger Lynn TENTH, 5-il.A.-) GLrss Lane, 2 1~41ir , .. . - . Int, Rollback, 2nd, Ribbon 31h. SEVENTH, S-a. - .. . Netters To Valencia , ) - . 1 I Wednesday, March it, 197$-3B SJC : .! . . ' " ':.'Y' The Oviedo boy and girl team of Brenda Hayes, Carolyn swimmers defeated Ocoee and Arnhym, Squires and Batt were I.akevlew Tuesday in a high second (5:47.9). school meet at Oviedo's home pool at Florida Technological University. 10, - .. • Capture Wins 14 - . ,i A ? d Oviedo Teams :2,:ii 4~~j.~ _, .._7_1-_. . . . - . - - ' *_i .- - - fu s are ftin As long, .' I- ... nament. ' , - MIAMI (AP) A 3-4-year-old placekicker who has nee - played organized football says he may try for the Miami Dolphins' top kicking spot. 1.1 he does, he will have to beat out veteran Garo Yepu-emlan and touted rookie Joe Danelo. "j tear Garo f.c a very good kicker with the left foot," said Roger Martinez-Herrera, ii former Argentine soccer player. "I kick with both legs, though I must admit my POWCV is with the right. I can kick 15 ways high, low, with lots of different spins, and from all kinds of angles." — Horse Show Results The Lake Brantley girls and Seminole 53-28 and downed Crowell, Barb Renoldo, Karen the Seminole boys dominated a De fd 51-31, The Seminole Young and Debbie Dauphin won three-team, double dual high boys dumped Lake Brantley 46- in 2:18.2. school swim meet Tuesday at 37 and toppled DeLand 60-23. Crowell also triumphed in the Sonora pool. Lake Brantley's 200-yard 200-yard freestyle (2:12.4) and IM The Brantley girls defeated medley relay team of Karleen the 500-yard freestyle (5:52,2), Dauphin won the diving cornpetition, Laurie Jajano ruled the 100-yard butterfl) (1 311) and Barb Leonard won the 100yard freestyle (1.12.9). Lake Brantley's boys' 200yar medley relay team of i i Bringardner, ''Bird'' Birkentall, John hlosack and Trinity Prep split a high prevailed with a time of 4 415 J Putegnat WOfl (1576) school swim meet with Lake Bringardner captured first I aureen Garrett, Linda Howell Friday. The Herald Cattaneo, Susan Nations and in the 200-yard IM (2:21.2), Al prevIously reported that Lake Melissa Fritz recorded firsts 11111 and Bill Winningham llosell .on tile boys and girls Finished one .two in the diving for lake Howell. lompetitlon competition, Hosack took In the boys' competition 100-yard butterfly (1 028) and Trinity Prep out scored lake Trinity Prep's 200.vard medley howelL 90-84 in the girls' half of team of Scott Bartholemew, Putegnat won the 100-yard the meet and Lake Howell sscrn Ryan Hussey, Jim Roseunand bac ks troke (1118) Seminole's Kevin Smith won IN' boy.s' ('Otl)pctj(jon 106-51, and Wally Waldheim ruled tht' the 2u0-yard freestyle '2:tJi.0), event with a 1:57.2 clocking go Chip Johnson dominated the 5(~ Bartholemew won the 2 9W IM n, etiley relay team of Holly in 2:22,0, Rosemand dominated yard freestyle (24,0) and the .atuart, Betty I ierce, Happy the 100-yard fr 100-yard freestyle (54.4), Chuck eestyle in 58 1 Deas and Cindy Curtis won with Bartholernew reigned over Fraser won the 500-yard ti clocking competitors in the 100-yard freestyle (5:52.6), Paul Kith Curtis -won the 50-yard backstrokewjthatjmeofl.074 triumphed in the 100-yard freestyle in 21.0 and the 100- and Hussey prevailed in the ioo- breaststroke (1:13.2) and yard freestyle in 1:00,7. I)eas yard eaststroke wi a 1:13,8 Seminole's 400-y-ard freestyle br th domina ted the 100-yard but. th. team of Johnson, Fraser, Pat ter fly in 1:08.0, Pierce won the , Bob Amend, Mike Davis, Lee Smith and Kevin Smith 100-yard breaststroke in 1 228 lsbeU and 'l'e 400 meter (3451) and Tr inity Prep's 400-yard Freestyle team of Amend, Scott Sheri Rempe of Seminole won , freestyle relay team of Martha Kirby, Davis and Scott the 100-yard breaststroke n McDaniel, Marsha Parker, McPherson took firsts for Lake 1:33.0 and Seminole's 400-yard ' Terry Hunter and Terry Saxton howell, freestyle relay team of Arm Smith, Ann Newman, Debbie .%tt.awa' and Terisa Johnson 34-Year-Old Miami Rookie? JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin and Arnold Palmer, each fresh from a brief rest, return to action this week and are prime contenders in the $150, 000 Greater Jacksonville Open Golf Tour- NHL '' BRIEF I n antley R ul es LakeBr i Three-Team Meet Irwin, Palmer Return To Competenin ax pen ABA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. in effect thru this weekeni7' 1'' ' compare...you can't do better than Zayre! All STORE HOURS DAILY 10-10 — SUN, 12-7 -- - SERVICE NOT AV AILABLE IN SANFORD KISSIM MEE OR ORLANDOFAs/ MELBOURNE /WESTORLAND,/CASSELBERRY ORLANDO Corr'r O,)tcoc k 5! West SANFORD COtCO. Dr NC' (nlrra' •ini AcA B South /tc,'a, at Pc,i'rc Of mi Mi, Fronton Or,ire Ae at Arport 97 flf/ W SO. ORANGE AVE. ISSIMMEE WINTER HAVEN " /f, utk PlOilh Gm (,, .'ç '' , DAYTONA BEACH ,, _ rn ., , ~~ ,//0 . .11 R I. ,, ' �Answer to Previ ous Puzzle Wedding Bells LEISURE Evening Herald WEDNESDAY (35) Name Of The Game EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (9; Wild World Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 24 (35, 41) Star Trek 7'30 (2) Price Is Right (6) What's My Line (9) $25.000 Pyramid (13) MovIe (24) Jack Benny 8:00 (2, 8) Hallmark Hall Of Fame (6) Tony Orlando And Dawn (9) The Muppets (6) Cannon (13) Enterprise: ------... 1:00 (2,8) Tomorrow Show (9) Marcus Welby (13) Get Christie C 1, (9) Movie I ' - Fortune Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers () NOW You See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (6) -' - iai--" - - f,'i" Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel 01 (44) Black Forum (LI r,1 • ir -.- -- . - . ______ U . 47; __ -' 7 , -;U - - -\:---;d, -. - - - t' - - _ ~_- _. .-.11111514 - ,.. 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Find taCit hidden name aM box It to as shown: AMANITA ('ORAL AMANIrOi'slS URA(KET CIIANTEREI.I.F (()I.DES PEZI'/,A F1lIv-mtiNt; MORE!. itF:D(;E110; OYSTER HORSE PARAS011, Tomorro -- ,. Moths - £ VENING Free DIN IVERS Glass Of Beer Or Wine - TUES.-SA T. .1 5:30-10:30 E VIi7VJJYG 4SF'ECJJ4LS TIJESDA F SPECIAL- MEATIA)AF— Vegetables, pita(o, cup of homemade soup, rolls & butter. -. RAKE!) .. IWEDiVESIM V SPECIAL- I BAKED CHICKEN— wi th walnut dressing, vegeta ble, homemade soup IT!JITRS'DIV SPECy.1i. -.. .... '-'-'--4 - - I MOBILE 2 $2 Bucks HOROSCOPE BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL For Bucks And held at 300 N. French Avenue, Sanford, Florida, on Wednesday, March 26.197S at 10:00 A.M. for the tran(tlon of Such buIints as may itnp before the meeting Publish: March 17, 19, 1975 INVITATION TO BID Seminole Memorial Hospital in vites bids for Electrosurg.cal Unit. Specifications are available at the off Ice the Administrator, All bids shell be mailed to: Mr. Rober t T. flesser er Adm Seminole Memorial Hoipltat, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Fla 37771. Bids must be receiv ed by noon on the 27th day of March .s. Publish March I?, 15, 19, 1915 - _ ARIES (March 21-April 19) tend to see things the way you'd Don't be too bossy around the like them to be, rather than as house today or you may have a they are minor rebellion on your hands. GEMINI (May 21-June20) Consider others' rights. This is not a good day to assume TAURUS (April 20-May 20) new obligations or to make You'll have trouble making big purchases that put you in debt, decisions tr4 live sithin your znt'an'. because CANCER (June 21-July ' Bucks NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of tht Stockhofd,rs of The Sanford Herald Inc. will be DEL -Se Thursday, March 20, 1975 of early in the day on frivolous interests, Later, your efforts are more productive. SAGITTARIUS (Nov,234kc. 21) Shun speculative or risky ventures t oday. No one is about to give % something . nothini I'hi} it CAPRICORN (Dec. its unmely you]! achieve your 19 Tell It as it is. goals now unless you stick 1oseJy to a game iaii )'OU'%'e thought out carefully. Don't ss-;ip horses In midstream, 1+111 i .liik 'Ti_A,,,, , able '' ,.,,., itl;ttt 72-Jan. Ot hers will t , 74 ICTIYIOtJSNAM* Pdotit Is hereby given that I am tgtri in husrit t 33 N. Lake 'Howell Rd. Casselber,v 3)707. Seminole County, Flor ida under the perceive quickly if fictitious name of NOVA SCAN INDUS1R (ES. and that I intend IC) you're giving them a snow job. regi!er laid name with the Clerk of AQUARIUS (Jan. ).Feb. 19) the Circ,iif Court, Seminole County, e1a in accordance With tft \'itl'r,' wit i' practu';iI as smi rI ti I :ii,A 'Jwtihl Ix: abiini s,lItr Itnin'i'.I to rf o%;Drs - - Y ., HOME PARK Rentals from only -. 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Asking 1.30,000 323 510). Brick and stucco, 3 bed rgcrr,s, 2 oath,, family room, on 7 large lots, S oak shade trees, fenced, carpet, drapes, refrigerator arid StOy $75.. 377 15$() OPEN NOON TIL DARK this notice. the fictitious name. to 1 bedroom home fenced yard, patio. Newly decorated . No more *11: OPAP4GEW000'5 FEED AND TACK under which we are engaged in business t Broadway Street. Oviedo, Florida 37765. than 7 Children 372 7711. Your Own Washer & Lake Front cottage, 3 bedrooms, on I Ittle Lake Mary. Lange lot with citrus. 372 1191 days or 332 5913 nights, Dryer Nicp 2 bedroom block homt New 1505 W. 25th St. That parties Interested In said busines s en terprise are as follows; .1 Wayne Johnson Patricia Johnson .Ion M Johnson Dated at Ovied*, Seminole C ounty. Florida, February 7?. 1975. .1. Wayne Johnson Patricia Johnson roof, SANFORD 3222O90 - carpeted throughout Ridiculously low price Professionally Managed By Henry Hoche, Inc. 33—Houses 37) 7920 Furnished DELTONA- (lean, attractive. nice yard Available now I Bdrm .1135 Mo.. 7 DOrms. $150 Mo Jon M JohnSon N Publish: March S. 17, 19, 76. 197$ VEt 20 '4 oW year mortgages with only 5% down! 775.3365 73 / 4 % 30 574.1040 2 OR, itt & last month's rent. San for d Price is right Adults only. 34--Mobile Homes arn 5, tt'i'.rj 1 bedroom, air, carpeting on scenic Wekiva River 372 1470 or see at CAMP SF MINOLE ~i~y.-_7-.- 'Two bedroom, Completely Our ni5h0d, air Conditioned $150 373 1571 " 0 bw Stenstrom ReaI4 , '' 197i Honda S50 P,'akeoffer .Atter6 373 9507 ______ - --- - HORTSERVCO 372 691$ *' E'es$$.1i46 PS 3 Scottie Poo Puppies, 6 weeks old, 130 each 3736349. 1110 4206 __________________ - 52--Appliances Baby Ducks. Rabbits and Yourg Goals for 5l 3d') 7011 Freezers, upright & chest Guaranteed 373 73*0 Sari ord Auction .*fgpianfemale 6 monlhsold blonde. Asking 1200 iSSi 650.4 KEPIMOR E WASHE P. parts, serv Ice, used machines, Registered German Shepherds ii Wks 150 $100 ALl 101M 1967 Ford Pick a,toi' Datsun•Subaru Sale - '71 some below dealer cost. first come first Choice! Plus Fla 's finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer '7$ Dalsuns arriving daily Ph. 531 131$, Open Sundays 174 ' '61 Lincoln Cont . Coupe, whit, vinyl roof '63 Buick Electra. 4 dr hardtop Bcthnewinp Bestoff ir $31 0600 cr5)) 1773 1973 Olds 9!. luxury sedan, full, Nuipped. tow mileage. Consider older car part equity 373 5479 1969 Pontiac Catalina Convertible, quick sale 321 0770 1961 Ford Fairlane in good condition 1fl9E 377-3291 FREE Weimaraner male iS mon ths old, AKC. Call between s arid 10 pm 373 $734 '72 Pontiac Catalina. Brougham. 51.995 or best offer, 6616.490 or 1i _______ 67—Livestock. Poultry Garage Sales ti2C/) Excellent Condition 377 50)4 DeBary, 661 6110 53—TV. condition, AM FM Stereo Call 372-7300 eves and weekends. 9 Week old German S hepher d Pupples,$2S each 1)9 F J inkln Cir HOtpoint Washer Speed Queen Dryer 372 flU after i COLOR TV. $11,?SMONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. Excellent Take over payments, new Capri w ith 2.000 miles. Copper color, AC. , _______________________________ - Herman Eplin, 322 1717. AKC Doberman pincher puppies Champion lineage S7Sto$150, Mr. Anderson, 36% 5710 High back velvet swivel rockers, Choice of gold or green. $5995. P4011'S Catselberry, H. 1y.92. --------- 1971 Oodgep:ck up. automatic. PB & -- - '72 C . K inqwood Station Wagon 51.695 or best offer, 64* 6490 or 7)4 4731 pigs for Sale- sh Irts, 75 c en ts each, men 's a 3 39 1973 women's slacks. $7 00 Low prices on everything Come see our new 67A—Feed location THE BARGAIN ------GARAGE, 736 Hwy. $797. Fern JIM DANDY JAll FEED Park, Wed thru Sat., 101. ,un. I? "Buy Direct From Boxcar" _________ GORMLY's E. 44, Sanford 313 4733 ' ----- 197) Chevy Hatchback. 3 spero, e'icegtionalry clean, $l.99S Call Duane McGuire, 322 1631 Dealer, ' 1C69ieepWagone,q AC. Verynice. $7,500 323-51iS maintenance fee. LOW, LOW, dem plan, Hwy 1797 lo 251h St. west to Rldorwood and follow the signs REALTORs BUSINESS DIRECTORY .9 . F '1~ . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" SUNLANO NEW t.is,,r,t, 3 bedroomt, fenced back yard, Only $23,000 See it today! -. RAVEPINA -'- HERE IT 151 Great family location. 3 bedrooms, 2 ba ths, family room Near school and count ry club Only 123,Wo II PHONE 647 11)1 BALL REALTY Choice Listings - IN ALL PRICE RANGES 5,7W. 1st St. 373 5411 4 BR 7 bath, pool, fireplace, fenced, heat air, 1 acre, 132.930. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker Accounting HIGHLAND PARK NICE NEIGHBORHOOD! Centrally lodited 7 bedr oom home Needs some pa in?. Only 126.500, Personal Tax Service No 2 East Rd .1792 SiC Entrance R Ranisboltom, 372-1199 WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? Re-ad today's Classtied Ads for tt"r' help - - 42—Mobile Homes INVENTORY CLEARANCE. See uv fcc the best deal on a new home GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Your MLS Agency 1417-11 1014~ 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 5200 SSI',lrk [)r Mo,ng your mobile home' Have truck, will travel Also root coating & set up 773 5170 Jim Hunt Realty t571 Park Dr EAITOR 779714 "I 0641 3722111 AFTER HRS '. CcndtCiinQ. I1.xtlnn Air Refrigeration Install and R-p.ir DykeS, 3735577, Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For tree estimates, call Carl H,i r ro, ,N ' i. AI/ S in Sanford )1' 1771 Beauty Care A.sume Payment, (formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook) Si! E. Pine 322 S77 41-4 U Air Conditioning TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 373605? IS mt-ed 322 lalI 7 Bedrooms, 17'x60' 3723wl 1 - Tax Retur ns. ',rs c,perui'ri.e WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Points. Call 327.7543 anytime. 372 7643 322•2420 Anytime Free * 5.650 321 0170, 373 Area One Inc. 377 6719 - I Altamonte Spri,vj , 339 2737. Altamo LOW 734 pet. Interest under tan- - * 1977 Honda 450 CC , Women's blouses and men's NEW 1 . 2 arid 3 bedroom homes and townhouses Wall to wall carpet, wallpaper, built-in kitchen and no BLAIR AGENCY 373 )*66 - * Adult Section 0' p,rotorcycle Insurance Floyd Freer. 777-5191. RE OPENING SALE: March 7 Sneak Preview 78—M)tOrCyCleS - - GARDENS ROTOTILLED SANFORD SEWING CENTER Real Estate REALTOR 377 719* __________ 76—Auto Parts Let me till yr '.rng garden cv' mow your vacant lots MOONEY APPLIANCES __________ Mayfair, 3 Bedrooms, carpeted central lilA, fireplace, private, dining room, 2", lots, orange tree's. By owner $35,000 3221193: 323 7$M. ,' Reconditioned It'itFres, $12 9$ cictianqe REELS F400Y SHOP, i'l09 SM'figz1 LAWNS VERTICU'y THATCHED, 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 3229411 Acreage ,, - - -- JOHN KR IDER, ASSOC - ' still in crate's For information call $47.?Sl6Or4231907,Mayb,(.,.nf 4206 tI Orange Blossom Trait GOLDEN TOUCH- N SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed 64-Equipment for Rent Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine Full automatic Pay Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet balance of $78 or to payments of Shampooer for only $150 per day $3 - CARROLL'SFURNITURE ________________ Drop In bobbin, zig zag and 3 ne'tp 65—Pets-Supplies position Like new condition. sold ---- -- -------new for 15$. balance of 1.45 cash Or ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING 5 payments of $10. New warranty. & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 373 5157 Call Credit Dept. _____ - 'r 21 79—Trucks-Trailers fl3Wocdmere Blvd. Homes, Lots And b-" For further infc,rmaton call $67 7576 Or 423 1907 May be seen at 4206 N. Orange Blossom Trail Addressograph 1000 repossessed PIEI SON'S FLORIDA POSES Woodruff'sGardenCent0 601 Celery Ave. Sanford FREE- Smallriver rock stones stsrubs 37365.15 Commerélal Propertie s No qualifyingf immediate oc. cupancy Year ffld Sanford 4 DR, 2 iarnhly norne. only fl'V 57,000 down, and assume Payments. Pool & tennis Privileges. Call 901-767.5143, Owner- Afloc 323-0742 or 322-0532 9 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS to l2S.00. 323.1' IA LONGWOOD PARK- Last new houte 3 bedroemi, 7 baths, heat air, wooded lot, Reduced to $25,990. Builder must sell. - ,) After Hr's 3377111 cr323 7547 Two bed r oom. unfurnished, newly decorated. Adults preferr ed $ 30 a seet, 373 5854 after 2 p m Geneva Gafdens lot, Larry Saxon, Realtor )' 322.6457 Two bed room furnished, newly dec or ated, adults preferr ed, $35 wk , 373 515-4 after 2 p mn Shopping, 7 BR, central HIA, screened porch, drapes. Call 665 $379 in A.M only. No pets. Corner - I-) BEDR OOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS t49e ONLY 5.3,700 CAS H ANDS11IPERMONTH That's all the gwinc. 3. interest Payments on this 2 bedroom '" 3)A—Dpiexes SANFORD keg. Real Estate Broker 110 E.7Sih 5t, 377 LAKE MARY HOME Clean, 3 br., uSC, down. $191 mo. I annual Pc? rate, 173.500. Acre Realty. REALTOR, 373 7750 Park Avenue Mobile Perk - - . r ' chars double poster bed complete. ISO: GE toast -R -Oven. 1)0. gulp Decorators, 409 W itt. 322733S. * Singer " $973 Tr,-,ri ;'..n 'strs 62—Lawn. arden For Sale ___________ - iS—Recreational Vehicles PIITURE. Excellen t COoditiOri As Sortne-nt of (j"'.b. rr,,1 cP'.-r C/' ------- M East f I 1 122 9717 - ORCHIDS- 15 to 1100 Ana Hard Orchids, 101$ Palm Spring Dr * home - IfouW FullcA Furniture TAFFER REALTY i 4.' 1 _______ __ REPOSSESSED OFFICE FUR stand , 130; Mahogany Sheraton buffet?, 1-43; old end tables. $15 pair; brafl table lamp, $15; Rig Real Estate Broker 3231301 26lb Hiawatha Av.' at 17 Sanford ' sehold Goods Lounne chair, $10; bunk beds, 545; glass lop coffee table, $10; lea cart, $20; Harmony House night PAYTON REALTY pantry, workshop, 116.000. Hurry, call 3239110. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR - KULP DECORATORS 409W 1st St 372 7335 We Buy Furniture Stan's Auction ' .1: .... Auction Casseiberry, 17.97,5)) 1706 cr.frrer,cr. , - SattirdevlP Open dilly 105 We buy. sell, Iridi.' ' Wood Or steel 0esk5 (executive desk & chairs, secretarial de-sks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cablnits, as it Cash and Carry rf 9215. Older rr'furbSperj pansr'i horn.' P,'.ust I.e Seen to be "P predated $31.90') Terms . 60—Off ice Supplies Living room and dining room fur nilture excellent condition 377 Si Si Senore 72-Auction NOLL'S Wl150p4 MAtER rupNlTuI/f y I I/A()[ 311 3151 ¶.t .--377 Ghade-d yard, lovely home, nice area,) bedrooms, 2 baths. Occupy onctuaslfying See itt You'll I've it. $31300 - Used office furniture - (j.rI ,'trr,i 1 t:i'ir,i'ii'', I' b iUi',, years old Owner needS to move $73,900 Prelly Yellow House COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W 1st St , 373 1352 _ " 3 Bedrooms. 7 bnth, with all the amenities. Privacy fence, fruit trees Assumable mortgage, $45000 GOLD ?97lllwy $792 322 5961 ____ ' SANFORD FLEA MART ',Miie E onl6 and I 4 Sat.-Sun. 9 5777 7599. 37) 0720 11— WE BUY AND SELL '' Convenient Location fireplace, Built in 1974 Ov er 1,100 Sq. if living area Tiled kitchen, large lot, fenced garden. I'x16' block utility building, bar becue pit. 175.900. Call ken Sandon. - W edding gown complete With train, cost $750 Size 10 I?. Will sell for __$, 377 41 35 I BR. 7 bath frame house With 6.5 acres pasture and out building, Lake Mary area 135,500 Terms available Owner. 377 7209, WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. list 5?. aies D Area One, Inc. '' Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919 S. French Eve. 377 7374 377-1196 322 1541 -' WUUVItJW lo Stemper Realty Selling furniture, women's, men's & boys clothing & misc, household goods ii 2636 _____________ - 69—Stamps-Coins ROBSOPI MARINE - BULGING AT THE SEAMS? Ths bedroom, 11 , bath, 2 story oldei home may be lust what ynu need Ideal for growing family. Largi rooms, cher ry fireplace, separati dining room, new kitchen, wall to wall carpet, nice- I b('droorii cot 'age for income or guest included All this and more for 149.500. Cal lor more- information ADULTS, NO PETS Efficiency Utilities. fishing and canoe Includ e d nn It enI C We-kiva River, $100 Call 373-4470 Of see Al Camp Seminole "LUXURY PATIO APARTMENTS" L ,. 3392920 ---- Beautiful Immaculate COUNTRY GENEVA. Nice bedroom 1970 mobile home on 2' acres with loll of goodies, in (luding pond, picnic table, utilit sheds, completely fenced to houses Only S17,O0 AVALON APARTMENTS 116W 2nd St. Ill. Is Sasliri the Model ---------Homes on CilIpisy DEL-110? Florria Statutes I7? . Robert Phil , T,,i-. MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 C7 Open Sal & Sun. 95 373 5376 . - - . -- Moving to Apt. r..err-y, ltw'y 1797 3301704 Orlando Clipper 17' Ire Hull, Men cury 115 HP. both 1911, full can yes, facti, speedometer, bilge. 15 gal. tank, certified tilt trailer 3fl-i9 SIZES MAY RPIITY CLOTHES. l' baths, with central heat and air. Owner will negotiate 11)900 —+Wses CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 31—Apartments Furrnshed Kennel assistant, grooming ex parlanra hlfit,iI. fro* fi,rniiher mobile home, fenced yard Also salary. Husband & wife only. (Jnemcumbered, One can hold outside lob Must live in, as hours vary. Photo & au,'. also, na me 6. address of last two employers. Reply to Box W. care of The Evening Herald, P 0. Box 1657, , Mobile Home Park. - Carol Seriqw Publish: March It. 76. April3, 9, 1975 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby giv en that I am engaged In busin at I37 west Highway 431, Longwood 32750, ¶rrriIr.cfe County, Florida under th,' f'ctitiout name of SUN REALly rou.r 'v",r OIUJ If101 I Intend tO register Said name with the Clerk of the CIrult Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the, Provisions of ts, Fictitious Name Statutes, TO Wit Section 565 09 _. 3 Bedrooms Nearly New Tvo bedroom, 1': both, ttIjoo, P001. tennis court, club housii'. convenient location, Terms n: 0753, Conway area, Orlando 373 7900 AP4OLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD, 373 7570 -- 4jsceUapous for Sale 26O4S Hw'1 1792 REALTOR 373 %774 — ON THE LAKE persons 6616466, 3725051 Babysitter needed, live in or care in your home. 7 small childrea. Call before 2 p m 666 4)00 lot Sanfor't's newest and finest Adult-Family FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged In busIness at 540 South 17. 97, Caiscfberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of HANKS LAWNMOWER PARTS 1. REPAIRS, and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in acc or dance with the prnvlslon of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. S. Henry R. Swine NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERP• Notice is hereby oivrn that the undersigned. purunt to the SO. Harold Hall Realty - NORTH I/LINT PURCHASE PLANj' sev er al (lean 3 bedroom homer some with air, family room, 1 16( $750 Mo Call $31 5772 Detlary, Adults. Lovely large i bedroom air. Ideal for retired - . ARMS APTS. MAP INERS VILLAGE APIS 1 6.2 Barm finn or unfurn 3707 Orlando Or ,)73 $670 A GOOD SALESMAN-- is never out of work Call us if you have a real estate license, and a desire to EAR If MORE! FORREST GREENE. INC REALTORS 32) 6353 or 3736970 - cellerit financing 137,250 40—Condominiums MASTERS COVE i's-, Legal Notice upon receipt of proof of publication Of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit: LII' MISS AND MASTERS, urt:r *Pilch we are engaged in business at 100 Brassie Drive. In the City of Longwood. Florida, - 1 " 11111111 1::Q1 : • , A - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that he undersigned, pursuant to the 'FictftiOu Name Statute" Chapter USO9, Florida Statutes. will register with the CIeri of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County. Florida, EXTRA SPECIAL Large 1 bedroom. 2 bath, family room, with fireplace, central air, ex- - 3736650 1r'drr:i, .ipt , o f Iargc 2 bl.'Uro3mTi house 373 9370 from 9 to 6 14—Camping Resorts -- -- Legal Notice per Mo. 3730061. I 110 F fonda Ave. JAt KIE CAOLO SWIM SCl400(,* HEATED POCL.A1L AGt, 3132 Sanfnrtl. 11. - FIND S I SaMIN I" - Smith, who served witli the - husband was wearing white and j experiment of tucking an To avoid this problem one no shaving lotion, but still got aspirin between the teeth and should take In Inn with or after s tung. PG the cheek tissues will produce a food or milk Diluting the He has been taking shots for IIMAJESTYI(/r II aspirin and neutralizing the his allergy to them, but he was THE KEY In an acid stomach the in the stomiach blelps solve gettlnga reaction ao they have J crystals of aspirin can deposit this problem. stopped them bra month, What Some complain that this could happen if he gets stung Join • ' delays the action of the aspirin, again, since he is so allergic? The • The and It does, but it also prolongs DEAR READER — I am Club • C is hff always interested In what I M1 itI AWOUP' Aside from ft drawback, - W"I a ople pe th ink I wrote I did not AW aspirin, in M say that bees wouldn't sting you retards the dottIngmechanIn Show if you wear white. What my . i H ' and this can be a significant w4h., Column ZOMRflHJ reauy said, ,,1 read factor in canal again, Is that bees and wasps just from the stomach. can "09 FIA111141% -FRANKLIN - - Pasture fleer I 4, Fe ------nce-T— woo barn, IS acres Improved, Only $100 Real [state ---- Wanteø to buy USed Office furniture t.riy Quantity. PiOLL'S Cassel 55—Boats & Accessories - 2 OR. lust remodeled WalIwalI. 127.400. CORBETT REAL ESTATE, REALTOR, 6614791. fast results at a low cost Try or today I Phone 377 2611 or $31 999 30-Apartments Unfurnishecj Camps anirl in the Sin City just P.SmIth's first novel. TAT - PLANNING A '(AiAC SALE? DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT Il-f THE CLASSIFIED ADS 372 2611. I4 La Scala opera house in cfi,p iii ' ilan Three Mot (1r,,nr, "t'su fl4I4 - II 1tfA AMERICAN BOYS. By Ste- 4 - Reward. 32344.4) . than It does. " aspirin is allowed to BURT REYNOLDS II settle against the lining and cause a DEAR DR. LAMB — In your against the body tissues for a IN J Us burn. Because the column about bee stings you "W W" And The 7:30 J long time It will JJ produce a stomach is rich with small said that bees won't sting time burn. I don't advise this Dixie Dance Kings 9:is , blood vessels a small bleeding someone who wears white. My I but for the doubter a simple point can occur. Ir' - '1IM j1Charlss Bronson Jr/ ____ ) There is Slagel, former col- 0 Combat fatigue takes its Inlege football hero; Padgett. the credible toll, beer and marl. General Hospital feaLLu't,(J Jon Vickers as Canlo, (35) Mr. Ed Raina Corsi-Kabaivanaka as black from the Newark slums Juana keep war demons at bay (44) Leave it To his unfaithful wife Nedda, and torn between boxing and art; only briefly and death Is an Beaver Chambers, the lethargic Mm- eryday companion Peter Glossop as Canlo's friend (2, 6) How To Survive pp boy who reads a book on can Boys." In personal terms, Tonio. Herbert von Karajan A Marriage architecture every day; Mor- each of the m knows () Match Game - - conducts the orchestra, gan, the Berkeley dropout who ness of war, - 'nas nircnnikecj across Inc Smith wines a oeüevaoie,i Mushrooms United States to experience life, mwprfiil t.f -WI WIIOLC'J Army-bound by • choice or lives. The book Is overlong, hot chance, the four enlisted men Its characterizatIons ring abso. Join forces in Germany. Base lately true. me Is Frustrating, so they vol. Eve Sharbutt unteer for combat duty. Associated Press (6) (9) DEAR DR. LAMB — Some the first time that I have heard one recently told me that that . it causes bleeding in a everytime a person takes an healthy person. Would you aspirin his stomach bleeds. I please give me your opinion? have read that aspirin can DEAR READER — Aspirin is CMuse Internal bleeding in a a remarkably effective person with ulcers, but this is medicine and considering its idc it is rezn3r anle II •S? (TT*S PU T £Taf it U that it causes no more problem cum whflt' shop or wbteh, 322 $321 Or) 6420. - ... CASH 322-4132 - lor used furniture, appliances. toot,, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry,s Mart. 21$ Sanford A- So. DrOary Flea Market 1miles north on 17 92 305666 5046 Merchandise - 701 Woodmere Blvd. Price $15,600. $600 down payment, $135.50 per 'mc. to qualified buyer. 372 7150. - Classit , Ad SchoI, day arid niç,ht !l . ,!mc' 323 2770 General office work, clerical. Call 322 5000 Lost: Black male Chihuahua with hook ed tail, near Park and 7 1h v n P. Smith. Putnam. 435 1st Cavalry Division In Vietnam For Pages. $8.95. in 1966, has the terminology and predators. th e atmosphere down to the last Four men caug ght ,,. ... A d il e ta . ,can Boys" sham 91O30 PBS ('HEAT PER- the Vietnam War are examined FORMACFS ' j" In penetrating fashion in Steven what happens on patrol, In base Sh owdow n Aspirin BOOK REVIEWS li%ing close to the lakeside clan of hyenas near an ancient A frican volcano haven Life • rkwV strong females. flal Holbrook narrates (6) Cu. 1ding L ight (9) SI0,D0O Pyramid (2.8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My (9) The by ' "Hatlin", Adlti or Teens 5--Lost & Found ,art, dominated 00 (2, 8) Days Of Our btasked members of the Woodvale Defenseof BeU=t,a Protestant Paramilitary tribe, meet in se Bartender rl'',.', - __ — __ 58 - FT ;M M. UP4SWORTH REALTY 503w. itt St. 373 06I,3fl 0317 Reg, Real Estate Brok er 1500 Sq. ft.. 270 Volt. Ideal for rep Phone 37) 06.10 YOU can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't edS" n the Want Ad you Qualilyt 5575 LOOKING For ,, babysitter Icy a - Deal I 4- re --1 SECREi (9) Samsula Live leghorn herm, while they last SOc each for 1 to 50 lSc edch for SO or more. Cackleberry Farms, ' mite off 11 on Samula Dr to CatkItt'rr', I .rnis Slip, I 904 475 5.159 FACED WITH A DRINKING CAMP. FISH and BOAT on ¶(tfli( PROBLEM Perhaps Al(o(,olIc Anonymous *itd Wekiva River a' tti bass bcr-dlng grounds Call 373 1170 or Can Help see at CAMP SEMINaL,: Call173 4557 'Write P0, Box 1713 Sanford,FI0r1d6377 7 ) 18—H&p Wanted ____ — Four' room office suite available lease in downtown Sanfoi Suitable for real estate, insurer attorney's office, etc. On s parking, $200 mo. plus utiliti Corner 3rd St. & Park Ave. 3 Nic e, dram roorn in private home Private entrance & bath Call 377 )S76after 1 30 - or write 32 - 11-Instructions ror f,'Ifl1le".-,r trt.nL,s of pror)li'oi drinkers For further information call 473 4557 b P 36 1 138 - - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON 1 - - - 4—Personals _____ 1:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marr age - - 7 SPACE plot, including water proof vaults, Masonic Section Oaklawn Cemetery, io. Box 575, Sanford, Fla - _________ 24 000d money, loot I'll show you how. Call 611 3079 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford , 68—Wanted to Buy TO C ounty Roadrumer CO Club sponsored yard sale. Sal. Sun. 1901 S. Marshall Ave. Rig Real Estate Broker than rent. Government subsidiz ed to Qualified buyers. gall to see it Wednesday, March 19, 1975-55 54—Garage Sales Will REALTY New houses ma rural area . No d ow n Payment, monthly payments less Thanks to Classified AØ, users g j I 23 - AVON L. Iberate yourSelf from boredom and bills! Be an Avon Representative Add new people, new places, new interests to your life, And earn * 37—Business Property - 29—Rooms 21 19 Mechanic Hand;'man 3" 1200 I istings Wanted Quick (ourttout Se rvice - "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wanted 47—Real - won' t - 26 times 24c a line (112.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Sunday - Noon Friday rr - 373-4470 or see at CAMP SEMINOLE, Wanted' Salesman. automobile e x perienc e. 373 1200 Noon The Day Before Publication 14 - lIc a line ]Ica line DEADLINES 9 5 15 (24) Man And Environment II (35) Mayberry RFD (44)Hogans Heroes Jackpot (9) _' , Brothers (6.8)Nw liiiiiiiiiiiii7 6:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - 43 Mooftsh kettledrum 45 Wedding cake tissue - (13) 04d Smothers . ____ HOURS drink 38 floy name 41 1.006 (Roman) 1 thru S times 6 thru 25 times 41—Houses high profit So. Detlary Flea Market, 305 66$ 5046 Housekeeper Companion for mar using walker, 32733*3 days or 3fl 7397 after 6. RATES Lois One space for 60' 65' Mobile home on xrenlc wild W$iiva River. 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F'F'l MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR P.o.'Irdr'q & Grooming PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 Ph " --___________ - Pet Care 1133 Carpentry, RemodelIng, Ad,1itin5Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate. 323 6035 1.ift station mo 'orce main in stallatlOfl , concrete foundation work f or signs, eQupment pu,,p tIC Undergrotnar.q ah(),e ground Pressure Cleaning - A & A CL[44S ALL F .ter Or 1, r r,51r1' cc,' " 373 C.465 Tree Service - �_•J --------. - 60-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. H1LT,' GIVE u::LI (CALL ToCZE ) JA1E It O4WAt.t) and #ZCC96; CFETMN& EATEN NORTH A44 963 V KJ 5 09742 UP SY ti06QLJtT0E_4 ull 27.1) WOR P! 19 WFST rAST ALLEY OOP wNj j WRAT \ur th South # __ j 2* ' Pass AM i 4* P OpningIcad THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarsom 113 114ATAa. 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Fairbanks, Winter Park Pj%s 4A 11.1-is !I V 50 tj A PRI PRICES EFFECTIVE 3/20-26 1975 t I IL I A CHECK THESE CONVENIENT FAIRWAY LOCATIONS - 000NESBURy /____ - ,() -?ArAIA ig GEORGE_J / played ace-king and another club which he ruffed in dummy W$ui do VOU do now' The normal pIaafter that start You ht' ho%n is to come to his hind with a merithing you ha%r high trump and lead his last To1)ty's (flI1I(i\ club. West s best play to rb Instead of bidding three club-, ChUkhk of 0 this won't faze South. lie w illYour partner has bid to , cr )uur to spades ht did u ruff that last club, cash dun s queen of trumps, come t his hand with the ace of hearts, draw West' s last trump and eventually take the heart Send $I for J.4COBV MODERN book to: 'Win at Btidge,"(clo this finesse. The hand was played in a nOwsPaPer). P.0 Box 489, Radio rubber bridge gam~. when City Station. Now York. N.Y 10019 V4Jt' TQ for your WEDDING, liJla South isn't too hap' with his e contra I. L has all sorts of ways to play the hand. pass Pass rea4 'mable plays will work. Pass Wivn '~,,uth pla~(A the h and. 1 %,, 1, s IL I shown out of trumps It would be perfectly safe to discard one oFdurnmshtirtcon the loI clubs lid it intl West set the (1 %' it I 1 i jack (1 spa des fl " ti held uIntrahk )"J f W?i 1i FAIRWAY WEDDING CAKES appear at more receptions than cakes from all other local bakeries com bined. Brides-to-be may design your own cakes or let our experienced decorators bake a beautiful cake - and. Then utti saw a way to avoid the heart finesse. ObviouslyWest A 107 3 ziM') J • West started out its above, but -lien he ruffed the third Q by Dove Grauc TIPS. ____ FROM PETE AND • Terence iteese was still an oxford undergraduate Terence sat East, Like niany experts Terence felt that fie held very bad cards. fie certainly did thi*s A J 10 4 CAMPUS CLATTER - ____ Dick Tumor JMO8Y 15LEEPIN& ON T90_4E T14E PA65 by ARIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker Ku5, " Wednesday, March 19, BEETLE BAILEY LET1)4AT ONE ESCAJ>S! _3__-t --_,-w .f. - £-.-- C THREE POUNDS OR MORE J LB I'LL BONELESS C _______ c MORE if . ESL, 0 L B. LB ;Avw you! IF SO MR LID 41 hw GA. RED 41 46 IF CAPTAIN EASY TOMATOES byCrook&Law,.. 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BOTTLE 25c TABLE KING FROZEN FRENCH FRIES -- C 16 01 1 p AMERICAN - = 1969 69c HEINZ 1 00 C 6 PAK DEPOSIT C 9' SANDWICHES $ C JUBILEE ICE CREAM DOG FOOD 5 th's CRACKERS - PRUNE JUICE KEN-L RATION '1 KEEBLER TOWN HOUSE 48c SUNSWLLT4Oo1 JAR 501 * WINES FAMEQUART 1501 AN - MOGEN DAVID C REG 69 BA G FRITOS i 1 .7 LAYS CORN CHIPS LYKES VIENNA SHORT RIBS ." $ INSTANT COFFEE LYKES CORNED BEEF by Bob Thaves rv - 28c 47 28 FRANK AND ERNEST - FOLGERS1UozJAR =aoo CAN LB BOX lit - 28' CAT FOOD 1 5C AN 19C FAME FAMILY SIZE TUBE TISSUE r OF KIDNEY BEANS DELTA BATHROOM NO NOI OUR KEEP OFFTHE , , 4 I p AIM TOOTH PASTE STATE PARK 0. , • FRISKIES 303 CAN t - :=-- =- = ===-= - --==' - - - - - - ---- - - -- ----_=== -- =- - - = =---- ---= - -= - - BAG 43 ----- ----------- ------ -- - =-,- - -= -- - �- 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - -- -. - - - - -- ---------------- ----------------- . . ---- ------ • C_ -- ---------- - u- - -- , . -- Wednesday, March 19, 1915 The Greeks Have Way With Walnut For Pastry Delights made WiUI tissue-thin used. Still another version uses mous in Greek cuisine, that is that there is one classic cx- raw vegetables and as a spread permarket fish fillets, It made walnuts about !4 cup at a time Associated Press Food Editor sheets of pastry, a filling of the toasted tread crumbs Instead sometimes made with walnuts, ceptlon — Skordalla. He adds for canapes are topped this everyday food company to make a line meal. Add the Greek cuisine excels in des- nuts and a topping of syrup ha, of flour with the walnuts and the is less known In this country that "Greeks use Skordalla with shrimp ofthat (}tJ)e' shellfish. fare. remaining ingredients except serts using walnuts. One of vored with lemon or cinnamon syrup poured over Is, flavored than the sweets. It's a sauce over plain old fried or boiled When we looked Into the Has. GREEK WALNUT SAUCE the parsley and blend until or both. Another is a spiced with both lemon and cinnamon, called Skordalla, fish, over boiled vegetables and selevils and Zone volumes as 1 cup walnuts smooth. Fold in parsley. sponge cake In which very fine. Americans who visit Greek Constantine Hassalevrls, who on fried zucchini or squash. well as the other 10 books on 4 cup olive oil Or grate walnu ts in a handly chopped walnuts are added bakeries and pastry shops In wroh a dePh!(ul cookbook This sauce makes any of the Greek cookery on our shelves, t'g cup water operated rotary cone-type gratwith the flour; while still hot, the United States, or enjoy the called "Constantine Cooks the above mentioned foods pala. we found that there are several 2 tablespoons lemon JUICe Of er to make a fine meal. Add the AAP honey or sugar syrup is poured fore In homes or restaurants Greek Way" (published by the table to Greks." ways to prepare Skordalla. The white wine vinegar remaining ingredients except over the cake. Another version where th food Is prepared by Ward Ritchie Press in hardEva Zane, who wrote the cx• walnut recipe Is much less 1 egg yoik the parsley and beat at high ci this dessert adds grated cooks adept at making Greek cover In 1962 and in paperback cellent "Greek Cooking for the common than the other verteaspoon salt speed of electric mixer for 2 or 3 chocolate to the cake batter and desserts, are probably familiar in 1973) says that as a general Gods" (published by 101 Pm slons, but it is certainly one of Small clove garlic, crushed minutes. Fold in parsley. of a honey or syrup with one or more of these rule Greeks don't use sauces ductlons in 1970) suggests other the most Interesting. When we cup minced parsley By CECILY BROWNSTONE instead Makes about III cups. Qilil topping, confectioners' sugar is delights. But another dish ía. ,to doctor up their foods," but uses for the sauce: as a dip for served It with economical suIn an electric blender, grate any sauce leftover. Associated Press Food Editor r -- -- Evening Herald, Herald Sanford, Ft. By CF4CILY BROWNSU)NE -- these is COOKING IS FUN HONEY-ALMONI) CREAM—CHEESE FILLING 5A" Wednesday, March 19,_1973-3C is Sl vl l~leetener Before HOne, y 01dellst ' Sugar Cane Found Honey is the oldest sweetener tour million pounds were IK)flev. (;enulne orange blossom using I cup of honey. known to man, and was just produced One cup of Tightly (J5• honey be ca use . This brought an h o ney is light amber color, honey is, equal to I cup of sugar. about the only sweetener until income it loses aroma and flavor and of 15 million dollars. It heavy in body, and has the Honey retains moisture to a absorbs moisture when exposed sugar cane was discovered, is a fact that more honey is aroma of a grove in bloom, Ancient literature mentions produced In Florida than any greater extent than does sugar. to air. Insects like It too. (;allberry ho ney is almost [lone) cakes and cookies honey with gratitude, and the other sta te. will Honey may darken slowly hiu' in color while Mangrove remain moist longer Bible describes certain lands as than those alter many months, but it will Mnong the ITmany varieties of honey is very sweet, made with sugar. "flowing with 'nilk and honey," honey several are outstanding. still be usable. Select a flavor to suit your Use low to moderate oven If honey granulates, place Indeed this land could today be *rupeio honey is very much in fancy and prepare sweet treats Florida, for here a great demand because it does not for y temperatures for baking. container in hot water until it our family to enjoy. Honey cnrmelizes at a low liquifies. variety of nectar-producing granulate, and Florida is the plants and a long growing only place temperature and causes baked TOI'I'IN(;s where Tupelo honor I'ACrSAIIOLTIIONF'y pr oduc ts to brown quickly. season, provide a happy at. is found, Keep honey in a warm dry mosphere for honey bees. When orange blossoms fill the (.up IIONEY.OR,GE One cup of honey contains *4 place where you would keep Honey is big business in air witli sweet perfume, bees SAUCE IWuct 14 cup of salt. Room temperature 70 - 80 Florida. In 1973, about thirty. are busy making choice golden liquid from the recipe when degrees is best. I. cup liquid hone)- cup oran ge juice 1 teaspoon orange rind Mix ingredients until well blended. Serve over ice cream, pound cake, or hot pancakes. Yield cup. 110NEY-1.11ME DRESSING crystallized ginger Feb, drops green food coloring f optional, Mix all ingredients until Spread nuts on a cookie sheet blended. Add several drops of and bake in slow oven until green food coloring if desired, toasted (about 15 minutes). Chill at least YICICI 1 HONEY PECANS chopped I cup shelled pecan hahec cream cheese '* cup honey butt" 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons toasted slivered almonds tup finely choppd dates 1•• Delicious on Rye Crisp, toast wedges or sandwich bread. Note: Honey butter Is a combination of pure honey and butter. Like butter it is found in the refrigerated dairy depart. ment of the markets. spreadable. "IIuiIpII 'R EEF PEO HARVEST FRESH Quantity Rights Pole Beans Reserve WINN DI'E STORIS INC COPYRIGHT I97 . , It I LB. PRICES GOOD THURS. MARCH 20 29 THRU WED. MARCH 26 HONEY-SIIERIUED CRUNCH PIE Quantity .. F R UIT oc I envelope I teaspoon) plain gdatin cup sweet sherry wine 1 patkage 431i oz.) vinlila pudding and pie silliElADS Righ Reserved PRICES GOOD THURS. MARCH 20 THRU WED. MARCH 26 ;. --KTAIL I WINN DIXIf STORES ,n.fl,.-&.. IIONEY-HLrrEJt I •1% Whip butter and honey together using electric mixer, until creamy. Serve with hot biscuits, waffles or pancakes. Variation: Add 2 teaspoons t1 finely grated orange rind cup chopped pecans or raisins. ` MACAR ' NI - O • /iiEqER ClIP Combine sugar, honey and water in saucepan and cook, stirring until sugar is dissolved. loil until 290 degrees F is 1 •'klltlI iii h1lTil hIl lGrIu v hen drops of taffy are tested in cold water). Remove from fire, add vanilla and pour into buttered pan. When cool enough to handle, stretch taffy out into a long rope. Roll in pieces and cut taffy in desired lengths. -- Combine all ingredients, mixing until soft and - tLIObV$' MOM d) JIFFY HONEY PEACH PICKLE " (not Instint) cups milk i cup honey 1 cup heavy cream, whipped I 19 Inch) baked piesbefi Icupeca ely crusbed peanutbrlttle , • ., •.• 1 can (No. 2' z I cling peach halves *2 cup peach S)TUp two-thirds cup honey Ts cup orange juice I cup white wine vinegar Granted rind of one orange 1 teaspocn whole cloves • TH R IFTY rs p. . 'I, I EANS B I stick cinnamon Soften gelatin in wine. I- • 1ki cups of milk as, liquid. • Remove from heat, add aoltened gelatin and, stir until dissolved. Add honey. Cool ,a.......s a 1....... ,eaL -W'A&4 £ • fl &L1I down gently with hand. Pie cuts to perfection If it has been chilled several or night. a ___ Ak _________ CANS - T' 770 CANS - - 1ASTI1S CHOICE INSTANT Coffee AS • • • • • . . . $289 DUNCAN MINES FAMILY MODESS REGULAR & SUPU Brownie Mix "o' . . 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GREEN GIANT WHOLE O SLICTO r 68c v CASTLIILRITS CHIC &DUMPLINO BEANS & FRANCS, $RUNSWIC SILW 0* DUNCANfrflS kL(IHU BOUTIQUE RIGW..AI 01 PRINT FACIAL $] 19 .... .. Prune Juice. Mu in M,x.....,o79c Beet Stew DATES U 1—. CAN — 841.11181M CRUNCHY-HoNEY I S • pudding mixture is partially thickened, fold in whipped eam. Pow Into pie shell. Corer top with coarsely crushed peanut br ittle, pa t Drain peach halves, reserving S)TUp. Combine I., cup peach syrup, honey, orange juice, wine vinegar, coarsely grated nod of orange and whole cloves. Bring to a boil, stirring, thenboil gently 10 minutes. Add well drained peach halves. return to boil, stirring, boil 5 minutes. Fruit is tastier if it a Prepare puddling mix according to directions on package, using . . . . . . • Leg 0' Lamb HICKORY Mix date filling, hot water mixture, egg, cinnamon and walnuts, blend well Mixture will be soft and must be chilled 1 how so cookies will keep their shape while baking. For large UILr nAr1IJ rA,.I . . 9 . swu Ground Round . WbRANU D faCHOICE BEEF BONI (55 99c Sliced Bacon... Soer Steak. Pork Chops . . . . LA 99c Stew Meat. .... $]) Strip Steak. Short Ri6s ILB PiG 11(58 QUARTER LOIN SLICED ASSORTED '. 0 BRAND USD A c"oci hEll W 0 BlAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONTLESS tON w W 0 RAND USDA 0101(1 . Z C*lvf OVEN HAD! . . • . . 0 USDA CHOICE LAMB Loin Chops.. $119 Rib Ciiops , . • . . Beef Patties . . 3 .. Shoulder Chops tB . LB . $189 99c Sausage...... . Cheese Loaf Sliced Bacon bos PEG Oc SUPiNYLANO THIN 9 of . . . USDA 99c is $119 4 CHOICE LAMB Shoulder Roast. is 99c FARMLAND CANNED H Bologna . Sniicrin Ofll. SUNPLAND SliCED OLIVE OR 79c W 0 TASTY $1 . COPILAND POSE HOT OR MILD 929 HONEY-PEACH SALAD USDA CHOICE LAMB USD CHOICE AMS SIRLOIN 01 0 BRAND USDA CH (f Bf(l . . . . Rif Roast and honey. Add crumbly . . is . . . . • .j CAN $479 W 0 BRAND SLICED .. .. ... *2 o, PEG 69c ' ooc WO BRAND SMO K ED fresh ripe peaches 1 cup diced celery I t cup pecan, coarsely chopped 2 tablespoons honeIz cup dairy sour ('ream Salad greens Wash peaches, peel, cut in halves, remove pits and slice. In large bowl, lightly toss together peaches, celery, and hone;, Chill. Just before serving gently fold dairy sour cream into peach mixture Serve on salad greens, garnv with fresh pecans. Note: Honey is a natural for sweetening fresh peaches. keeps them bright and tasty cookies, drop rounded tablespoonfuls about 2 Inches HONEY IN CANNING apart on lightly greased baking sheet. Bake 12 to 15 minutes at 375 (quick moderate oven). Remove carefully from cookie sheet, cookies become crisp on cooling. Note: It is natural for liquid honey to become coarsely granulated on standing. Use it as if for baking or a spread. Finel" crystalized honey is now produced coin- Honey may be used to replace part of all of the sugar in anning. Two cups of honey miuxed with 1 quart of water makes a light syrup for canning fruit. Orange Blossom or Gallberry honey are recommended 1r canning because they are luht in color -: -- - mercially using controlled Ho\h:v IN -UI temperature. Look for dreamed i:y m tJ ktiy phiy at y our market. I . HONEY ICE i •i in Ewtt I s.r Where no added I' till honey can replace up I, , 11 one-half of the granulated sugar in jelly recipes. With added lctIn ! i - ups of h.mi1'v tan replace 2 (tIfl' oF ci,'.r u 1, CREAM CRISP I — LL — — -. MT(fl 1 d 2 cups sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla ': CUp honey tL'thlrds cup saIer OR FULL CUT ROUND 1 package 13 ox.) soft tter a 110-NEY TAI-1-1' WMD BRAND USDA CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND For deluxe sandwiches, add fruit-dates, raisins or bananas Ite I honey,and pour ove nuts. Stir until nuts are coated with hone mixture. Store in airtight containers until ready to serve CONFECTIONS juice teaspoons I honr before Combi serving. Serve over fresh fruit salad. Yield 1 cup. 2 tablespoons honey 1 cup dairy sour cream 1 teaspoon grated lime peel 2 'tablespoons fresh lime 2 1 tablespoon melted butler or margarine I tablespoon hone) 'i teaspoon salt �- - 4C--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..•.• -- .=- - Wednesday, March 19, 1975 Evening HraId, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19, 1975—SC PAR. K c. /7 SH O P 11 SOUTH'S / SAVINGS CENTER OPEN-7 DAYS WEEK SANFORD * S PRICES WEEK 4f THESE ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD ..... 'THUR., MARCH 20 THRU. 'TUE. EVE., MARCH 25 N N'I'blet Corn WE ARE PLEASED TOACCEPT GREEN GIANT KITCHEN SLICED OR GREEN GIANT 17oz. CANS Cream Style Corn GREEN GIANT 142oz. 3 rin'-'; Peas with Potatoes .flIA• S MEAT. KRAFT )INNERS AXWELL. HOUSE INS WEET UEUR __ I. - . i SOLID — 035AE :' 1-LB. PKG. 5 7c LB. BABY BEEF, SPECIALS LB. DELMONICO LIMIT 3 WITH $7.50 FOOD 1Ofl d'h .- . — OTS. F BOX OF 30's ROUND STEAK L.B. $1 27 CLUB STEAK T-BONE STEAK L.B. $ 117 LB. CHUCK LB. $177 L.B. ROUND-DONE 48 - H OOAM 9;00 P.M. 800A,M.-1;00P.M. STEAK $137 CUBE S i_• PARK AVE. STORE BACON $287 SIRLOIN 8:00 A.0_7 00 P.M. 8:00 A.M..9uO P.M. 8:00A.M..7:00P.M. SLICED 303 imbies Daytime.......... imbies DELIGHT PEACHES MARZARINE LCANB. HEAVY WESTERN -LAZY AGED -- Juice....... lean Salad,,. RDEN PIES 28 480E1 R$ 1.78 sashed Potatoes..,,,,,.. 2 LB- $1 lOoz. LLSBURY HUNGRY JACK rune HALVES T-5ttV LTKLS bUL)(5L BONELESS CANNED PICNICS Cut Green Beans MON..TH(JRS. FRI. & SAT. SUNDAY SUNDAY PATRICK CUDAHY 16oz. 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE * 25TH & MON. SAT, -"-.- U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS ristant 1 1L1t .1'I.t. Y I SHOULDER STEAK LB. 97c I I HEAVY WESTERN $2.18 I OX Toddler ,...,0, BU '$2.08 quid Detergent.,...;,,..,..., 32oz BTL. $1.78 I OVEN READY - LAZY AGED ROASTS RIB LB. SHOULDER LB. 97 1BN1LS* ENGLISH LB. $ J'a CHEF-BOY-AR..DEE Pizzas ;SHORTENING iiIII1IIi,iiIIi_ CR.Isc 8 0 L L 6 Coffee Ri ch S 3 CTN : 98 ~ ....... ,. ..,., Chocolate Eclairs ............. 'S10z"E- 7 8C BUFFET (EXCEPT BEEF) - LB Banquet - / Birdseye Vegetables INSTANT *sscyo rvos ASSORTED JELLO LO-CAL row KAFi 9 . I ' PUDDINGS DRESSINGS sox. 511. $ 0 BNLS. RUMP COUNTRY STYLE OR BUTTERMILK 4 sliICUI TS so, PILLSBURY LADY BORDEN I ce Cream HEAVY WESTERN 5 CITS . 794 (RAFT LOAF HAWAIIAN STYLE OR CHINESE STYLE EXCL. CIGS. 411BOis 8 8 JL RICH ('1$coT .. 13ox SIZE Vflveeta Cheese .....,.....,., 2SIZE $13 8 - LAZY AGED HEAVY WESTERN -LAZY AGED BONELESS CHUCK ROAST L.B. FAMILY FAVORITE CHUCK ROAST 97c BOLOGNA FRESH SLICED or SPICED HAM COOKED HAM IMPORTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF HINDQUARTER BABY BEEF HINDQUARTER CUT L & L.B. 97' L.B. 57' YOUNG _ BEEF LIVER SUN NY I AN 0 BREAKFAST LINKS SHURFRESH Spice Cake ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, r..ryp4 AO I LYY'J ' ••••... - BOX OF 30s WITH THIS COUPON S Vt 2 o -' $1 8 FRESH HOMEMADE PURE 68 WITH THIS COUP — - -& .- SAVE 18 I M QwON K - KEN L RATION PORK SAUSAGE L.B. 77, LB. LB. 87c 75 L.B. 77C AVG. L.B. WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FREES BREAD VEAL CUTLETS 150 L.B. AVG. LB. 971 .- t*,r,vrr,I A . . - �L washni 6 C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19, 1975 ,- - Crackers Budget 7 _____ (. r_______ •'.;-; N .: -'- - - - - . - - Pro blems By AILEEN CLAIRE know what the ingredients are. Cut out dough with a 2-inch The Herald Services Homemade crackers also may cookie cutter and place on an When a food shopper corn- have as many seasonings as ungreased Liking sheet. Prick plains about the cost of a full you want. Try these Carefree each cracker with a fork. Bake marketbasket, does she Promises or I.o-Chol Cornmeal in a 450-degree oven 12 to 15 separate the food from the Crackers the next time you minutes until lightly browned. nonfood items? Or, does the have some extra time to spend Remove from baking sheet and shopper even consider or total in the kitchen, cool on a rack. Makes about 100 up the cost each day or each crackers. week oi such snackaspre tzels, CAREFREE PROMISES VAR I IONS crackers, chips, candies? 3 CUPS silted all-purpose Caraway Crackers: Add 4 flour Try t o taling the amount spent teaspoons caraway seed to teas r,, p oon salt for these each week and you dough. cup oundl ill be in for a shocking Sesame- Onion Crackers Add margarine rectatton It costs less to make 4 teaspoons sesame seed and 4 cup Ili pou n d) own snacks. Popcorn, for teaspoons grated onion to Crramcd tgc example, Is less expensive to dough. pop at home and you also can In a large bowl mix flour and Poppy Seed Crackers: Add 2 make your own crackers, salt. Add margarine and cot. teaspoons poppy seeds to This latter Is something few Lage cheese, cut in with a pastry dough. have done in decades. For those Wender until well blended. Herb Crackers: Add 4 who must follow a low. Wrap dough in waxed paper teaspoons chopped parsley, 4 cholesterol diet, making your and chill at least 1 hour. On a teaspoons snipped chives and own snacks Is a big en- well-floured hoard roll out one-half tvaspoa dricd dill tt-rnrenicnt \t least, ),oil thu'h no igIitIi Weed to dough. inch thick Spring fruit jam offers delightful combination of rhubarb, fresh strabcrrics and canned pineapple, I - a M k e Spri - 0OKING:. IS FUN 3 By CECILY BROWNSTONE,? Associated Press Food Editor:" S slices bacon, diced 'c cup finely diced onion '.s cup finely diced celery Medium tomato, chopped le fine IO.ounce can condersed tomato soup, undiluted Vi cups water 1 cup (not packed down) shredded romaine lettuce Salt to taste Pinch of sugar, if desired In a medium saucepan gently cook the bacon, stirring often, until crisp. Pour off all the fat except about 2 tablespoons; add . the onion and celery to the saucepan and cook gently until wilted. Add tomato, tomato soup and water; heat, stirring several times, until boiling. Add lettuce and simmer a few minutes. If used, stir in the salt and sugar, Makes 4 main-dish servings. Red White £ Blue Boor "°' cans 6 PBSH $U05 U Limit 4 PSui 32-es kC Cola Filled Eggs .............•u 73c 1 ,1041. S..h'. I..,. 31. I S $5417 II'. HOW L', I 1--LJU i-111 1" i-i!n& -I-,fw 0. w Hams iT- '-' - '. Ii All.p*tlt, mildly sweet I I ' _ J - We've . 499A . •. Cheese ___________ DIIIISW, fruit, with crackers. Il.v.'fl winel -- - Publix"Th Place for - •1 V tn del pp- Chuck Blade Steak . •. ••• r •.. '1" Ilk swift's P,.suivM P..5.. S•i,elise 1011 iI.lish Cwt I,.s*. Sals.) - ,. -. , . Chuck Shoulder Roast... V' 1WIf#*1 pr* m IVm I•I P1st. Sh"Rib' WI_U lh 79' 3 7.51.5 If • ' - . • ' .- ••••••••••••• Ground Beef with H.V.P. .69' Freels P.,k Wjmlr% 11,1.. sad si bs$i, Groot , with dry bs.*s 1-N L Allissills - -0 Rt '4b jit1r • * oo A,a•,v It., M.,k.5i1.. I..,I.(Ilsh) I D.,h Ms., Mi.) TurkeyRoast . ........ DI St I . IwIft'sF'anks 11-11b. . Smoked Daisies . • • 99' .... '1" 79' S5 $thI.1t14. )swift's Pvu.1.. (C...d I.i.mI, Ipl..d I...h.... 1..1 6 15801 Cold Cuts 65' . . .... • 0.... U.s.c I.,ii., .. $hih.$tyl. Sliced Bacon •tisee J.ais lusty 0.117 form . . .... II W1d7 MENU ty aileon Fruit punch Quick chili-dogs Vanilla milkshake 'Oatmeal I ' F _,_a k.. Stoke[ '4 t 3... .. ... .dy. P•ta Whole Hog Sausage o., ,..i...,. 1y6... GrillFranks I..fs.d T,..t, Taffy r.i,a Flounder Fillets S..O..d Treat, lusty P.sI.d I D.v.i...d (SO (Swat) Small Sh fees ... 7 ....... tI.pN. W.t a... Tp.s hi. • - - b., RA E4WGreTnamps p.,. IwIt..l Buttermilk Biscuits .....3 '' ' 1 ' a. :- ® ' . ' I W WASMAT vu. : 97' "Selected Baby Beef" EXTRA f' . . . Inflation Fighter A G r eat ,.. .. .. lull].o'.4GreenSfanips . Sirloin Steak •,. lb. v, L..'s. Moiety s..* .ii.c., McCormick Round Steak $i' 3¼..z b,, Tasty S.. isis., J Rub Steak •.,.,.... ll S1119 L. ... Tide I l" '-'-' p . " s.,:,ti - "' • .. " I - Pl...rf.J i..m u..,1 i.. ii.â. 2 Chuck Roast ... . ..... . t lb C'S'S...... his D..i... I..l S.. pRoast, ... 41 ..,,.. - 69 ' reetaps ' 89' Vanilla Ixtrect 2..i. bet. ,. e --------EXTRA aernfleen O,..t P., I.r.S-Ow,. I,.I P1st, arê D; ii :i . IlL ts.hiws I.,., K ,,7 M.4 '4-..- •...,, I.bsiy Wh.i. White Potatoes ....... 4 590 499 1.7.1 C.sl.tt Mdlv. of [ $,ft,*,,, ysv h•,'se with spring •,$iPti.l lIsw., arrangeme n ts 15,5. brsw$tIui 3 3 Uniform Baking Size PW PWW ••• IV... Cb.ü. 1,. at 4 J..'sb., I is.p•. $ M.dl.... II Sash) U.S. no. I livid. 5..dl.ss P., vii- 69' uk7 White Grapefruit ..... $i,.0 with H.11s.d.it. lawi, Fresh Broccoli. .' . ti.. i Juicy Oranges •s•... . ...... . .. . SAYS 131 , M.h.s A D.lj).,. Pw..phi. Ph Libby's Pumpkin 49' SAYS S., Stru'sh..ry, Eg H.5, Ch5451.t., V anilla. Chocolate with Mull., C•tfss. C•ra•t1.ø Instant Breakfast . . . . . . . SCSSSSI,S.S.S I-.eh •. . Hush I.-..,. N..ry J..h . . . . . C.,... . . If' A ;eenstamps . PY 2" 89' • 0303 .....• SAVI 304 . t.,tqi Great @a P.si.b., ., WsflI.,, Aw'st I.. LA.,. $rv,I Rev . Sills a 9 flflfln 24-., . Pancake Mix JWGreenStamps 99' h 69' • Closed Sunday..... 49' b...h " where shopping iso lh. " lap)... W a... h.Il. s9 __ ____ _______ _____ - THIS AD GOOD AT THESE WI EXTRA I Chick., N oodle or No.dl., tipi.ui $.wp 2.pL pk. 14.$... W.4 a... ie. ipI __ eeeeenseen._e__4 [ ;i I t A pleasure ,. __ ____ _____ . III) ueasea.5.e.ssSssea*_su.ees SCSS•555555..e.a.e.. ____ ____ !6 34-0. pkg. P il. __ '- -5 -.--- P M.111 Chicken .c $-sf Ilvilise Cvh,s 1•lb. ....,.... eases EXTRA 29 jie,'su ............... .'•4 Tooth SAYS ID.. Awat J.*i.., Ii,.i•. '°' $399 b.4.. .b. 29 $2211 Cut Green Beans Syrup PY I.0 si, Close-up Tooth Past. 59 '° tea SAYS 44. Add Cr..r. of M.h,..,. h.p I. Mub. 5.00 Cs,s.ts$,, Stsb.iys 100-41. $Il9 ph,. -•• • .. 89' Golden Corn .. SAVI 20., h.sI,M Instant Milk . • _______ SAYS 3g., k.U.p.d, A. 0.-utI. Potatoes 1GreenSfamps .-• •• - lie Off t.b.I _ . Aqi. SAVI Ii, St.b.ty Cr,... Sty). p Whole Ier..l . 39c 9303 ... .... 11111]. , YellowSquash....... 01 . .29' . 13-... Ronco Noodles ......... SAVII Pear Halves Dial Soap..... I.. A t,.. c.,..,.i. Wed. 4.. M.4I.... TaBags Pot . ...s_ , 5.... u's tsttwi. sad III P.... with Mupw...I,. and Top With Chess.. Stubs)7 Ba rtlett 303 SAYS Thura. , Mar. 20th Tender 1110ride 1106h I,.,,d P.'. Vla,iJ. J I••• pk1. s. IS. 15711 __----- ....____ Mar. 26th, 1975. 8 ........ Orange Juice p•,,.,t I., 111., 0, 9353 I L----- White, O.4d. Flak SAYS 25., hir,• Nuts, Cali, iipt.'s', Thru Wednesday tsp.... W Red Salmon ................ 9' Prices Effoct ivo U I. feepilooft 89' I., . D'Anjou Pears Of. "a. Golden Delicious...... 3 .69' iwity U S. No. I Washington Il.. Testy 89" 7 6 W.,bIs,t.a Stutt lit,. F eely Apples 24-0. os I.g.).'17 SS) Cb..,l.,. 1.4,. Keebler Sandwich I . I'-.'. Pitter Patters ........... big MIsSIW s'isl -LAW- .. , . . . . . . Graham Crackers .......pi. 89' 155.L..$7 5,,) ene._.4 sowureenwamps Beef for Stew Idaho Potatoes n -, PotRoast " I I I $.•I Check AU', 59' DOWN 71000(5 16)5 GtJtU$N1 U.S. NO I ' -- .... .... -_.- - "''''.' • I - Dslklips Ir,zim L.s.e. •. p so '' '•. 'S ' Breaded Shrimp ....... ' 69c 157$) $1 or morg of Any thpW,. W.d a.. 3$. lots) 89' 1,b. r' ....... Flo Frozen Publix reserves the right to l imi t quantities Id ........• *V'1415 "VT Cottage Cheese Slog Ch.l Iir:e with N.sh,r51,, 14.d, IV* Ps.. P•lp •.l,1P,u$ I-.lI. i.'.. $,b.h.4.... tiw.Pufl 99' WkenStamps 14-se Font Ota tai tt. I'53c Pineapple Cottage cheese '-top • SlJIIJ 0JULJ1 UUL1JIu3 jI1flIJj1uyyjjjff FrozenPiuo .......... Big-Eye Swiss .. . - .......i- 69' $fl " 30 ..........$ FoeLtt Glazed Donuts ......... Plitt.' 89c Cri n kle to cksesi so"*. :,:.7::::.:;: o,.., SNACKIN' CAKE MIXES SIC two., Fresh MAL : Ch,.ss S., Longhorn Cheese ....... (mak 79' 1" E j on ISeS.•..I Cb•.... :.4;::H,w; £ ssshsl $1" a C.us*s.t 1Is 4' ) PV BETTY CROCKER ,,. •,, t1bato '2'J .,... ,1,.d S...w.4..nI,,I) i--a -, ''' Wiu..i. rimp fiUr - Sliced Mozzarella ....... - FRIDAY ' _01b Forty drothers MENU Midwest slid the Central Plains like their vie. tunis seasoned about the way the Yankees do, except for spots in Wisconsin and Mmnesola. There the Scandinavia:, flavorings of cardamon and dill revait," she reports users of spice in I their are intalilornia and southwestern states and parts of the South. - 3i'Margarine .0' 4 Parmesan Cheese ------ llb. see.ph$. Sunnyland Wieners -. ' •p.• $,.4 $pØ•,ft, IPE, G...sd ...... RollSausago.......... 0.Ik1•i • . $wwr. Prei.a £,.,4... . '-s.. tl. • $1" $34 . • • .- $119 , egO' Lamb.......... . 3$. I?I) Ktt1IlluI3Jlt2JtIIftfjHJJj2HB2lfflc . - I\ ..00.0 Semen 12 t ' I Nth TOTAL CEREAL __________ With bIyd..i.d V•1tebI5 P, Iis. Swift's Premium S GENERAL MILLS ______ '0 9 H : Ii I•.% • :: Ogg 1rf_1--- L ettuce , i9c beg '' " " •'lllVf!PI,. - SttIi Pr..i, P.T.a -: -i 11c{' I nsuIulot - ..... Imperial Oven Roast 141 • • • • .. Chuck Blade Roast To Main Dishes "The E ____ a i- m , PILLSBURY FLOUR PLAIN. UNRLEACHEO, SELF-RISING 1 .1. ?isT.,. ;..f 111,'s P,.Mlw,,, - 3IIIUJt1uhJT3UH5 H! -- no 209 P. SAVI 44 1.,31, t pk. g,p ' . - ii UNOW X.l..d 0.kb-P,.s... S.,,. wish .I.t sherbet TI • P' ' 5..:. ' INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Sliced Bacon Pineapple . POTATO BUDS ' _______ Cuban Sandwich ... 'too, 79' s Fri Chicken •••••• XJI7& ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. • 111%,01to j j , . ifih.s.7r.,k.Os.s well with chips $ 8eJ' P.,h Bar.B.Qued Ribs ' ,'_ -T- 119.. 59' • . • . • • --.319 -: BETTY CROCKER - V,..b-M.d. Potato Salad goes well with and with your favorite is • * .• Cut off the leaves and trim the stem end of the rhut.arb stalks. Slice stalks into s-inch pieces; turn into a large sauce. pot. Rinse, hull and crush strawberries; add to rhubarb with pineapple, corn syrup and sugar. Over medium heat bring to a boil, stirring cti.Lanily. Continue boiling, stirring often, until mixture begins to hold Its shape in a spoon - 35 to 45 minutes. Remove from heat; skim. Ladle Into clean hot preserving jars leaving 144nch headspace. Seal Immediately according to Jar manufac. turer's directions. Process in a boiling water bath for 10 mmutes. Cool on a wire rack. Label and store in a cool dry place, Makes about 9 one-hall pint jars. for your Lenten meals. PP l App __ e boot, tilled $149 ft we on 7C ~-"Avt NOT *ft ukto-6*6 _____ Honey Loaf . . •••••• olwarter c 5pI.d 6 Pepper Loaf . . . • • • • Tasty ITi..d I..I Cooked Salami . .• . 89 49c and domestic) at The Deli • - I rolen Ilently seasoned. ali4*4 iul isiI*d p•ppSr, got a great array cheeses (both foreign • 7 ______ A 49 LENT! I.n Listerine F.A.outhwash,.32-. W., 1 , ' 1iWiiI J j1' CHEESE FOR 39 for Clostalif 11roisolb. Orool AxIlsoptit PUbblix 'Canned MENU 3-.' Freckled Crate .......... T imE of using herbs and spices in their recipes. For instance, when fresh asparagus arrives on the market we make butters with chives, sesame seeds or basil. Some people flavor their butters with almond or basil. You'd be surprised how good they taste. "Another welcome spring crop is new potatoes Try adding a little dill to the butter used with them. Delightful," she says. "With boiled new potatoes try a not cream sauce flavored with green peas and a little basil. You'll be happily surprised -and don't overlook using new potatoes in a potato salad. MONDAY "Other gifts of spring include fresh rhubarb. When used in sauce or in pie it calls for a by'ailoen touch of spice. And the first Canotfraljla salad catch of the new fishing season Mulligatawny soup calls for same. Toasted French bread slices Ms. Fial, Cornell graduate and widely traveled, reports that people who live in larger TUESDAY cities use spices and herbs more frequently than those who dwell in small towns or in the by aileen country. There are usually Tomato soup many ethnic groups living in Open-face salmon! cuevmb,r sandwiches cities and they prepare their Fudge brownies with traditional dishes. Ethnic. vanilla ice cream oriented restaurants serve highly spiced foods. New York WEDNF'DAY is a perfect example. As a cosmopolitan area, it has an MENU byalleen amazing number of foreign 'Carefree Promises crackers n-torart, Chic.i;o Li u:uither Mixed green salad example of ethnic variety. Fish tiuicts People living in either city Boiled potatoes With dill learn to enjoy Italian, German, Poached pears Hungarian, Scandinavian, Chinese. Japanese, Korean, ThURSDAY Ar:iii in'l 'tIr uuIrit. FOOd in New England is more MENU byasleea mildly flavored. Cooks In these states use more herbs and L,et!mct salad sweet apices - much as in Meatball hero sandwiches IS.... Marshmallow Eggs ......0,. 83' Pastel Kisses ...........,.,s $14) ng By GAYNOR MADDOX The Herald Services Spring Is on the way. That means soon a large baked barn, spiked with cloves, will be Easter dinner for many. Others will choose another traditional meat, succulent spring lamb, roasted with a whiff of garlic and a touch of nutmeg. In some parts of the country, there will be spring shad flavored with a few rosemary leaves to delight the taste bud& "Spring seems to brighten the appetite," says Anita Fial, home economist for the American . Spice Trade Association. "Cooks think more - $,-..h'. D.U.l.,. Wines pineapple, undrained 16-ounce bottle light corn syrup 6 cupc sugar Rin 75c 1-01 ""- ___ fton zi Iiø• ,,, / Snir rwo%wvav lftw IrU4' Molt Egg .............. of delicious assorted 1 UECIL'i' BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor No doubt about it. Not since g randmother's day has there been so much interest in "putting up" foods. The craft re:.ossancc has helped bring this about, Now through May, when rhubarb is In Its peak season, Is the time to consider putting up Spring Fruit Jam in which rhu. barb is combined with strawbprries a nd This jam is delicious; when we made it and gave away most of our yield, the recipients lauded It. The recipe calls for processing in a boiling water bath because the U.S. Agricultural Research Service now recommends this procedure for Jams In order to protect their quality. SPRING FRUIT JAM 2 pounds rhubarb 1 quart ba.ket si pint baskets strawberries 20-ounce can crushed "-"I Jelly Eggs ................. 89 D POS . ' Lcr thought of making your o'in crackers? It's easy. hnaCw4Ot I.,.., j,.4'. Almaden 0 Jam-Up .....• -..-- - yaw •' - OOP Ease . JWGreenStamps SANFORD PLAZA -SANFORD Pis NiP' .NqIf Cysri. SEMINOLE PLAZACASSELBERRY W w.4 morkks'. ........ .. ( 1909 �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19, 1975 243$ FRENCH AVE., NEXT TO WINN DIXIE 1. 67th Year, No. 181— Thursday, March 20, 1975 Sanford, Florida 3277 1 —Prjce 10 Cents PH. 3228270 COPYIIGHT 107$ "WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SEW' ...YOU HAVE OUR WORD OF HONOR PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 22, 1975 ongwoo Pt *LUY1 TNt IGMT TO LIMIT IjUANIPTIIS COflACNT $171 $M*a D*UG* LADY SCOTT TOILET TISSUE 320Z. KING SIZE CLAIROL BORDEN'S GLACIER CLUB LOVING ICE CREAM Facing Another Cut HALF GALLON By DONNA E.STES ano ther $25,000 has to be cut be run this city h;is S.inhin't ttilitie in utility from somewhere.been," Grant said, adding taxes was not being collected the If era Staff Writer HAIR COLOR LOTION 2 ROLL PK, Treasury L 4'. THRILL LIQUID Beef xebab has Middle Eastern slant as sandwich with yogurt sauce su.i*. DOUQO with the city's Grant cited as one to end the city in a financial ement The city fiscal management and un- $100,000 plus lawsuit filed by the be blamed on bridled s ending are two engineering firm of Glace and time igz s reasons why this city has been ludclifte. 711f, Wintcr P;irk hall rtv pfr ru the 10 fi ti suU I ii . u%es when the city had a cent utility tax up to III per this )car In: money For englneermg services full time administrator the job utility monthly t?hl has not been I4lack 5! J, Sandwiches Offer . 4 t .' I r tf,-III 40.j 0 - J. , .ran s yew. en though at his in. j sLtenc ' n $50.000 was cut 'p from planned spending early in the year and some money was saved in salaries after three police patrolmen quit, Grant estimates council will be looking toward slashing another 0,000 frotil the expenditure coluinn early next •' '.- Something Extra ByAILEEN CLAIRE The Herald &r%jee$ A v..4 I .si.oii iuic n, .i_.i - - - ziuwcj, BASTING SAUCE: cup olive or g$Jfl Oil 3 tablespoons minced onion . . .. inventive eaters put some exotic vegetable, fruit and meats combinations between 2 tablespoons lemon slices of bread. That is why juice such sandwich devotees will I pirtic clove, enjoy a Middle Eastern kebab crushed treat that combines the best of It. , teaspoons salt - LIMIT I OR 4 club rolls, split IU5U - -- - EASTER EGG COLOR p, , PiVCASTC11 AEC.S COL., , KI FOIL- PURE FOOD PAAS T flI I WRAPPED SOLID MILK CHOCOLA MARSHMALLOW EGua • l2oz. EASTER A A eve .7 4, EASTER V BAMT 81, ofaHsorts! Gaily wrapped with bright 111 iv MARSHMALLOW RABBITS Grease 13 x 9x 2-inch baking brown sugar and margarine pan. In large bowl, cream until coarse crumbs fom. Pour 7*Herald Services butter untfl light and fluffy. one-half of crumb mixture into With all the ongoi% changes Beat In sugar, corn syrup and prepared pan. Press firmly and on the college campus, one fact egg unW smooth and weU evenly into place. Spoon on • . -. T RABBIT t3unn Binks" or constant — coUege blemled. Stir in mw Juke. mincemeat mixtin. Sprinkle 'Sl remaining crumb mixture appmAste those care packages genn, balting soda, dnmm, evenly on top and gen0y FILLED OAt . EA pj:j , Ii Mr. VCGfeqor** 4-0: SEMINOLE TWIRL ERS PLUSH TOY$ GET TOP RATING ENERGY-PLUS BARS 2i cup butter or margarine 'S I. 1 sugar cup dark corn syrup CUP egg orange dre i cup non-fat dry milk (dry form) 2 cups unslfted flow' 1 CUP wheat germ 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon grating nutmeg 12 teaspoon salt 1 cup chopped walnut, 1 cup raisins I 1 rerated rind and jWce of I lemon cup chopped walnuts or 11v teaspoons ginger I teaspoon cinnamon 3 tablespoons milk I Easterpets in fush plush! -4%Wt "Pris ncip a als Union w9?. 1 P ••'- ICE CHEST 88 I I oar Pumpkin Or&Ne inolded, rui4xool pi unsUieci cups quick oats Packed ht r -u sugar rmi butter or " mar Cream soft shortening with g7 I ACO Y1' ' 1 fine y chopped nuts. together dry ingredients. Add half to shortening mixture. Add By ED PRICKE77 7 I - 8-oZ. ) a. 4V i' I 0 I MX l6oz. UI I U 8-oz. It SAIE II I A II LIMIT L !t $-'I-' 'I 41111-' for story on Page 2A). The remainder of the coun. ty's instructional personnel — Including principals - would be allowed to form their own union and bargain collectively, Calling it a "state of emergency," Board Member Allan Keeth called for a suit against PEHC. "1 only kno w one thing in do," Keeth snld. I move that board introduce a lawsuit against PERC to resolve this may be the best way to go, advised the board to hold off until he's had a chance to contact the Seminole Education Association (SEA) to get their reaction. Stenstrom felt SEA officials may want to join with the school board as a second party suit against PERC because SEA is made up the county's teachers, counselors. u forces in Judicial decisions and failed to recekinga telephone call from Melbourne lawyer James H. Nance in which Nance said McCain wanted to remind the judge he was handling his sister-in-law's di~orce, the newspapers said. Nance denied strongly that he e%er rela ed aily message from McCain and that any suggestion he conveyed such a message is "absolutely false," the newspapers said. After Williams' removal from the case, it was assigned to Seminole-Brevard Circuit Court Judge Dominick J. Salfi, who iro. mediately removed himself without a detalled explanation. Second District Court of Appeals iue Joseph McNulty of Lakeland declined to go into details of their contacts by McCain because the calls are under investigation by the Judirial Qualifiralinnit rnmmitcInn ver librarians and comprised may not meet the new guidelines as outlined by PERC, Stenstrom said, School Supt. Bud Layer said PERC notified Seminole of. ficlals yesterday of the newest turn of events. "PERcissaying principals have a right to organize and bargain collee. tively," tAyer said. The school superintendent said, however, that no pmcipals or other personnel considered "managerial" by , wiiujuzuuun. ,, Also, Layer said he felt the The newspapers said Williams said in the a r ainin legislature is going to "pounce and excluded from PERC ruling could harm the "Bud" Feather suggested a county would be if principals special meeting next week to "When it comes to principals, and other personnel decided to we don't see how they can be and resolve the matter once and for all. PERC is a state agency designated to set up collective bargaining guidelines throughout the entire state. set up their own union and seek classified as non-managerial, They hire and fire and make up budgets. That's gotta be managerial in this county," he said, higher wages and other benefit., through collective bargaining, What SEA would do about this latest turn In events is up to the association's executive board and it legislative assembly. Grooms said PERC has already promised SEA its However, SEA Executive Se cretary Gene Grooms said he and Layer -- sat down nn,I _,, .,••• - oc inciuoeu the bargaining unit. on PERC" during this session Ilie reason SEA might side school officials have indicated "mutually agreed" who would Although SEA has been recognized by the board as the decide whether or not to sue PERC. That meeting is set for 4 p.m. Wednesday in the county commission chambers at the courthouse. Between now and then, sole bargaining agent for Seminole County's teachers, librarians and counselors, It Stenstrom said he would In- some has not received final certifica- his findings to the board. reservations about whom is included in the bargaining unit. '1 hope they don't mess us up," Lion from PERC. That certification is ex pected on March28 at a PERC meeting certification, h with n4i4orI Layer said the only way the "'"-' UI 'UdIIIl. School Lx)ard (7hairman R. G. vestigate the meaning of PERC's latest ruling and report Stenstrom also promised to contact SEA offici als to see if the teacher's union wishes to JUL11 iiie SCflOOI Doarii in a ftight ight -- ' ' against PERC. i [ WI CI11.i1.J iureu By MICKEY L4X'HRIDGE Herald Staff Writer 4 ' • i CLAIROL BARNES-HIND CLEARASIL BAND-AID HALEY'S MnO - Di-GEL fi8fi WETTING 28 BRAND LAXATIVE •i' LIQUID 11a SOLUTION -1197 Ps A*. IVIU In The seed for a May 13 'Farm-City Festival'was for the Old P.M. McDonald's Farm exhibits and from 10 a m to 5 p.m. for the produce sales Produce will be set up on planted this morning booths outside the store during a Joint meeting of the Agri Business and fronts. Meeting in this mar- Commercial Committees fling's conference were the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce The one-day event will feature produce booths at the downtown area and the Sanford Plata, and a 'Old members of the two committees and Allan Zane, president of the Downtown Business Association, and Al Bowling president of the School Paving Issue Aired r •' 0 . Hefb:il ers are considered "managerial" School Board Atty. Doug with the school board by the commission. (Related Stenstrom, agreeing that a suit their bargaining unit as it's now Farm-City Event CREAM of Spaghetti Always Well-Received ClOWIML files in the Bw.ard County courthouse According to the Brevard County file. Williams testified he removed himself as a trial judge in the divorce can of Richard and Shirley Ann Simonet on Jan. 12, 1972. Mrs. Simonet is Mrs. McCain's sister, the newspapers said uses Stir o n his assistants and 12 directors once and for all." "• ' guidelines after officials learned the Public Employes Relations Commission 1 PEIIC says that only the school superintendent, f-I i.iJL1 I tting I 1 Sdution milk, then remaining flour mixture. Shape Into two rolls on waxed paper or aluminum foil. Grease 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking Chill overnight or at least 6 pan. In large bowl stir together h,urs. Cut in thin slices. Bake mincemeat, corn syrup, water, on lightly greased cookie sheet cinnamon, lemon rind, lemon In 375-degree oven 10 to 12 Juice and nuts. Set aside. In minutes. Do not over-brown or another bowl stir together with cookies will be hard. Makes ratrv tile r,'ier flour. oats, :Wut to 7 d'ien, Mad Williams has said fie was called about tbe pending divorce of McCain's sister-in-law. Last November the Tampa Tribune and Ganw!tt News Service said William testified under subpoena in a deposition taken more than 21 - years ago and still seiled in divorce COSMETIC 79 5= R LIMIT up collective bargaining, The Issue surfaced at last night's school board meeting ULTRA BAN WELI.A BALSAM FINAL NET TANGEE N00AREMA SHAMPOO 19 HAIR SPRAYfilyll PERSPIRANT Staff Writer Disturbed by the prospect of principi-Is and other school officials forming a union, the Seminole County School Board is considering a lawsuit against the state agency responsible for 0 11-0:. t"M To McCain report campaign contributions. After initially refusing, Rish allowed inspection of the 262 answers received so far to 254 letters asking circuit and appeal court judges if they had been contacted by McCain or Justice Joseph Boyd. Boyd, whose investigation has been completed except for a vote, was mentioned in none of the responses. One judge, Roger Waybright of Jacksonville, refused to answer. Circuit Judge Volie A. Williams and hard sides with sty- tone bead insulation. ogm0 - Poo Majorettes from the Seminole hUgh 1%ebool Band who received top rating fortheir twirling solos at the District Festival heM In Eau Galhe Nrtude 1from left) Karen Rhady, Dawn Bmdeberiry, md Debbie Kostival. (R" .aW Flhzt',j by JAM Vincent) a setting SHAM (4 - - t Ducks, bunnies lambs !. HEAD&SHOULDERS .7 71 I -. hould remain In that department for expansion and improvements and not filtered 111to the general fund as has been the practice, if not the policy. in the past. "We lacked about $11,500 of balancing the budget when the last cuts were i; Grant 'It g the 111,100 found recently in unpaid bills kfr.n 1974 and the blH we K MI: -, J T,, -151 u- A 95 -17 Hera •-- N collected. (Continued On Page 2-A) 37QUART, HOLLOW MILK CHOCOLATE BOX OF 10 .17 0 BRACH'S By AILEEN CLAIRE ,, -- 66 XnA Ak..L- I - & - - - a. J ILLUSTRATED Imam \j I'IAI 9 along with a modest Increase the Water rate nUn I these revenues would not help operate the city government. t - 'i.? ::' UIULE - iv ,,. ' .. "THE WAY BRIGHT 'N COLORFUL a COWBOY College Students. ,,Frit Rin And Here's New -Treats t 21i-oz. FILL ED i• " I A Paraphrased Edition of the Scriptures. GRASS CRATE OF 12 Y, Mu Tied' i-Pcrt St Jot, and staff director Marc Glick were unethical as lawyers in a House imactunent committee investigation. Russ has asked for a Florida Bar investigation. These developments were revealed Wednesday in Tallahassee in the committee's inquiry into allegations t am favored ind I hae not changed my about raising property taxes fie said, adding an increase in that tax can not, under law, be levied in the current fiscal year tgi illiams ' Three judges, inclu(fing Seminole-Brevard Circuit Court Judge Volie Williams Jr., say Supreme Cotrt Justice David McCain contacted them about pending cas-z. Meanwhile, McCain's lzvvyer, James Russ of Orlando, says Chairman William J. Rish, m ~ik~ 4 liii W Grant still does not believe an increase in taxes is the - BIBLE SHREDDED C., Vf 7 di N EGGS 1D-oz. EASTER CHOCOLATE COVERED I W-D-J& BRACH'S - Si .4k. -BEANS,o-oz. .3 04 tasty tidbits. With many mixed. Fold in nuts and raisins. 350.dgree oven 4o(o4minutes students camping, hiking and Spread mixture in prepared or until light golden and firm to backpacking a good selection of pan. Bake in preheated 350- touch. Cool In pan. Cut into 36 energy-filled cookie bars degree oven 45 minutes or until (1-and-one-half x 2-and-onealways Is welcome. To mail, richly browned. Cool In pan. Cut fourth inch) bars. wrap cookies in waxed paper. into bars Store in airtight Pack firmly In an airtight container. Makes 36 (2 x 1-and. GINGER SLICES container lined with aluminum one-half inch) hers. 1 cup shortening foil. An empty coffee can makes 1 Cup brown sugar OATMEAL BARS a good container. Either pack 2 cups preWed 1 cup dark corn $)TUP this in a cardboard box and 1 mincemeat CUP chopped nuts wrap box with brown aWt (omit If mailing far t2 cup light or dark paper to mail, or wrap can with ) I teaspoon salt corn mp packrngrnakrthland then craft 4'ZcuP?J sifted all-purpose 'i cup :iks paper for mailing. flour 1.2 spoon - JELLY W 1 ttasp rosemary, crushed 4 teaspoon marjoram leaves, crushed %4 teaspoon th) ucients love to eat. And they Add dry milk, flour, wheat P',-''-' COUNTY FAIR 0 4 rerraim 4. - - Mix oil, onion, lemon juice, garlic, salt, rosemary, mujorarn and thyme until well blended; set aside. Sprinkle round steak with tenderizer as label directs or marinate in Listing stuce to tenderize Arrange on eight 10-Inch ewers: meat, pickled pep pers, green pepper, tontatoes and mushrooms. Place skewers in broder pan or on grill and brush with basting sauce Broil green pepper, mushrooms and 1 pound round steat, In 10 ckIPd peppers These are cut into llnch pieces once and brushing frequently basted with a savory marinade, Unseasoned instant meat with basting sauce. For each broiled aiW served in a Middle tenderher I optional1 sandwich, remove meat and Eastern flat calIed pita. 1% caps hot or sweet vegetables from one skewer Ancther Middle Fastern touch pickled cherry pepper and place in halved pIta bread is the topping of yogurt sauce. drained or on club roll. Spoon yogurt In some ateas these sandwiches I large gmn peppo!r, over amt. and vegetables. are caUed felafel or souvelaida. Makes 4 servings. If there is no pita available in I large tomato. cut to prepare yogurt sauce, comb. yotw area, use American club in wedges ine until well mixed: I mp plain rolls. 11 pound large yogurt, I tablespoon minced pmushrooms, halved SANDWICHKERABS ickled and 14 4 pits loaves, A LA AMERICAINE Ulyme leaves. both worlds A takeoff on slush kebab which is classically %kewered lamb cooked over charcoal Is the Sandwich Kebabs a la Americaine. Here, LIMIT 2 PKS / - on the defunct sewer system. was not being done. Mor'y 'A private business could not which should have been paid by Arxi . - " t -- __ - LY g I -• -. - •1 By tHU BELLES ILLE lIenIdSlaItWter - ., - - I - ., , ' I!f/flp IW(LTD - - J4 *k Kim ' • _- / _- 4%._ -j 'I. -.' Al -- ' t//t/f 'L-'''/.jj: ,j \tt 4i 1 1i 'i . " - 1/1 -- ' ': ' including labor,' Kimbrough devised a comprehensi'. said. "check list" for yet-tobe-bu Board Chairman Sid Vihien schools that would alert ii Concerned with developing Jr., said the county should county to all possible c' an "overall picture" of various consider requests "from the struction needs that rnigh paving requests from county elected school officials, and not develop after the school is built schools, Seminole Corn. from their employes or from mnissloners yesterday asked PTA groups." county eng.neer Bill Bush to Vthl en agreed with draw up a procedure for those brough s concerns for a true requests to be considered at cost of construction, and for an budget time, evaluation of the effect on n matter tame up after current road projects Commissioner Dick Williams Commissioner Mike Ilat. Around the Clock relayed requests to the Board taway declared' The taxpayers Bridge 8B from three schools for Paving are going to lose out' tithe Classified (3-ill that needed to be done counts doesn't look at the Comics 813 The work - which would be oserall picture of school needs (russwitrd Puzzle bB done at no cost to the county" Vihlen then asked Bush to IXar Abbs .-i.•".i -----------.. .. -, ' '' ' ' ' • ' - Index i -. Aw - "" ' � 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, March 19, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 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/48041adc760b827bfd9afe34829b24d0.pdf 214edf8dbdee8ef3f12594b70cfb1205 PDF Text Text MEMO LB—Evening Hraid, Sanford, F!, Monday, Ma!rch 17. lfl$ by Dick Turnir CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker WIN AT BRIDGE KE YOU qJIT I CAKE NORTH " £ k N - V 8652 •J4 £ K 110 5 WISTID £6 VAK,QJ3 O6 \._. 42 - U ALLEY OOP _____________ *YOU SAY \'.URE FR)Nt)S )- TH SOP - . 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EF by Crooks & Lawr*nce Ne, TO IECTJIRE HERE AT P.~ ~AV SOON Afiv REVERED 7' P__i LOVE. JOY AND [ j ______________ r---j ' of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and grand larceny in an incident at a Sanford residence The false imprisonment and sexual battery trial of Patrick Andrew Sims, 21, of 643 N. Winter Park Drive, (asselberry, as continued until April 28 be"came the alleged victim in the case has been hospitalized Robbery charges against two Sanford men were y esterday by Assistant State Attys. s Tad Index LN DO YOU "ALIZe MWIQUE, rAAT CUP, ftrLATTbAisviiP is Around the Clock Bridge ...... Calendar (lassified 1AXdA" Ja SJWL4 FILE! q U>Ctz YEAAS.'.. - Crossword Puz e - - -4 __ - - ' * - i- Dr. JAII)b Editorial )rose pe ( / FRANK AND ERNEST ..... . It Bob Iavs SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill /L A. SPCHES, ERNIL. TIRIPEW2101tv-11 MANSE rT MW I k \ _ — r 4, v CARNIVAL AIDS RANCH A carnival to benefit Sky King Yuth Ranch, SR IlL opeas a15 p.m. each day through March 23 at the American Legion Fairgrounds, 17.fl, Saord, with rid for all ages. IA possession of a stolen motor vehicle. Ile pleaded Michael Turpen O'Brien, 18, of Winter Park, punishable b% a maximum one )-ear in county jail. allowed Hampton to remain free on his own recognizance. Sentencing as also scheduled for April 22 for John Da vidson SIsoford 19, of Goldenrod, after he pleaded guilty to attempted buying, receiving and 'rtaling stolen property in cennectlon w ith 1k $10purchaseof a set of.stolen auto Ures. flit south told Judge McGregor he knewthe fires; haa been stolenA hen he bought them. Ile faces a matimum sentence of one year m jail on the pled EA11 building and firemen were donating the IIoi%er, sselberry city officials labor knied today any applications ha ve City bookkeeper Elisse 011iff entered Yesterday's high 71 low this rnornin 61. Partly cloudy to Winter Park Memorial Hospital cloudy through Wednesday with yesterday and as scheduled to tin dergo surgery today. Two weeks ago storms, most likely tonight. building Inspector David Clmcey entered Seminole Memorial Hospital with Turning cooler Wedn"day. a reported heart attack. Ilighi Wednesday mostly in Other cases docketed for trial this week before marijuana, .3 misdemeanor. felony. Assistant State Atty. Charles Gordon said the Mcf-larlen was indicted by the grand jury in state rommends that O'Brien. who has no prior connectiomi with the Sept 28 holdup of a 7 E1e tn ruiiinal record, receive probation in the case store at Park Ave.,and 12th St., Sanford He was Judge McGregor set sentencing for April 22, or- juvenile at the time of the robbery. dered a pre-sentence investigation and ailoed ALso docketed for trial on a sexual batter O'Brien to remain free on bond. charge is 20-year-old James Edward Knight of ig O'Brien told the court the bag of marijuana that W 15th St.. Sanford Knight charged in cu IA,ngwood police fourxi in his car Jan. 4 had been nection with the Feb. 1, rape of a 48year-old wonij.i purchased trormi an unidentified dealer" a wooded area off Southwest Road Sanford -- municipal government dS faced toda year turned in by IBsIere yesterday with the temporary loss of the second and a request for payment for June, .3A "IcInber of its seven-person city hall IT14 services from the city's legal 4A staff, the possibility Fire Chief Roy advisers, Stenstrom, Davis and LaBossiere will be quitting his job and NIcintosh. the discover) of more unpaid bills from ihi city in Runt Ls has 5A last year - this time $1,600 nor th dtscoered unpaid bills a-ui received 1OA $2,Wj bill for services rendered during 1973. "I bought It to smoke It and to get high," the youth said. possession of controlled subsLince (marijuana) to (larien, 18. of 1106 Pecan Ave., SanfO G, on charg s and police department committee, said LaBossiere wws not available today the modification costs would be to confirm or deny reports he is looking negligible since materials were being for a new job arid haq applied for the Herald Staff Writer ed The court ordered a pre-sentence investigation and guilty to possession of less than five grams of of robbery and use of a firearm in commission of a Onnie Shoniate is attempting to fill the gap left by Mrs. 011iff. The latest bills—include some $w 411 5A 8A-9A ro guilty to unau thorized use of a motor vehicle, changed his plea from innocent to a charge of Judge McGregor Include Samuel Williams Mc. Lawsul*t, Unpaid B*i 11s Face Lon wood , USE 4 0/h r - / Ricky Charles Hampton, 22, of 310 W. Third St., The court ordered a pre-sentence Investigation and Sanford. Hampton originally was charged with allowed Stanford to remain free on bond. iDA Iga: Broing has placed the city on These were for services from the Women's ...............18 notice he will go to court to collect a sunuiwr and early fall of 1974. .-. -I F'iggalt and Claude Van hook after Leo Arnold told Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor he couldn't identify Charles Anthony Sweet. 19, of 1711 W. 15th St. and John Henry Wimberly, 21, of 1300 W. '~-venth St,, both .1tanford, as the nien who robbed hint. Figgalt also dropped breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and grand larceny charges against Robert C Young, , of Altamonte rmgs Ann h1arie Brockett, 31, of 1220 W. Elghul St., 'anlord, pleaded guilty to simple assault and as given two years probation. She had originally been charged w ith aggra vated assault In the Feb.12 knifing of Johnnie Mae Marshall, 38. Judge McGregor t sentencing for April 22 for Tele vision 3- 17 31 ftUQN1 JUSIf FOR POLITICAL (un) * by Howl. Schnid.r ______ k"H! I r" __ , 9 I EEK MEEK Port Questions Sa/e Of Pro ert To Hear Bur la Case Oth r By BOB LIYD Herald Staff Writer . ARCHIE PR4 - • ' fJ . ... Ju A N A R EAL, U - WE MUST LEARN R ISN'T T HE END O TE DISAPPOINTMENTS' WINTHROP CIN . NOT ETTik3 HORSE ___ .L — PRISCILLA'S POP rt ' $I a er Well Str'l* kes Out by T. K. Ryan W ATb VAT ,\ 1 The port would be eligible to receive some monies from the ale of the units after all the legal costs of the bankruptcy By ED PRICK disallows freshwater welts for introduced Into the human warned city officjals_ but too proceedings were paid. Herald Staff Writer residences within 100 feet of body. But, Hutchison said SCOPA city water lines. As for the city,s nouride, Orlando said council would probably not any of the money from the sale Dysat doesn't want to drink water will make the "te6th get residents "sicker, sicker *W Dyiert's requm k"11111111, It teeliftlise the -- court. flourW In his water. A-- & A hard and the bones go bad." sicker." but Dy3ut, a Casselberry Dysert said,"All I went to do 13 "1 want a well; I want to res resident for 16 years, may be put down a well and drink well drink God's water," I)yaert told own welts S(X)PA Is in a hole of more ror one reason out 1A luck — on two counts. water." council last night. than 00.000 In back rent and another. First. he's out of luck because lie says flouridation benefits Council Chairman Edith mortgage on the building. "The reason might be the city's voters approved a the 5-12 age groups only, and Duerr told Dysert the council Earl Downs, who was nanied nouridation plan in it straw said nouride in water isa result passed the ordinances for the because %%e put the water ballot Dec. 3. of pressure from aluminlum -health and safety of the through pipei — and not fly it a member of the board last night, cautioned the other And Dysert, who calls the companies hohad an excess people. If its not sa fe, we by air," Orlando said. members about trying to hold a Introduction of flouride to of flouride and foisted it off on should get that information." B drinicing water "the greatest the Anwrican public. And Councilman Sal Orlando pressed. He said if he can't drill re-sale on the units until they find out how the Is are Insult ever to the American A nutritionist by profession, asked Dysert why he didn't his own well, then he may people," Is out of luck a second Dysert travels around the U.S. appeal to council before resort to more stringent actually time because he wants to drill a lecturing doctors and health flouride was Introduced to the measures. Downs made the recom• well - but the city last week officials on the evils of city's drinking water, but "1 don't know wha t I'll do - mendation that Ryan find out passed an ordinance which chemicals which are being Dysert informed him he had probably move out." the details of the sale. by Heirndahl & StoffW çLfçi,j 'THIS IS A) hopefully, lies lower cost And cit y commission appears a lesser expense, but main With the intention of spurring Paul Jaris sut prc5idefltof housing for newhome buyers in eager to lay Initial support for 1ning a quality home the slumping building Industry Cardinal Industries, said he the city the bridge. The commission listened, by ducing the cost of homes also ould like to see some Construction on a bridge was 'I'he bridge will span the A room full of area builders, nodded their heads and decided sparked the idea for the forum re vision on the utility fer-,s begLn yesterday in City Hall by money eating gap over the developers and other oc- to establish a committee to by Commission Julian Sterv- charged for new housing in ~fie City Commissioners and local city's building codes and cupationalists concern-id with review the sugest1ons and strom city. home builders and land restrictions aiW allow builders build;ng homes supplied report by back to the comMayor Lee Moore described Cart1onal industries is a dee1opers to sell new homes at d reduced commt&s1one with numerous mission on April 7 the building profession in Irddular apartment con At 'he 10(1 of the bridge, cost to buyers ideason nays to build honks at The major issues which were perilous times" struction business that Is repeatedly mentioned in 'Ifsome of the building codes oenfng a plant in Sanford in cluded: in the city may be burdensome June. Allowing a sloping Miami on the cost of the building, It Realtor Garnett White curb to border se In may be to the mutual aid to all summed up the main idea of the _______ IMWAV qw/ JXf f,W IN II C41M. M,M/ X46; R6WI ff S4)5, 7W 6 1~ CA h divisions, insti.,ad of a standini! involved to waive temporarily forum. or do away ttli entirely those If a man can' t buy it, then Allow a' four-foot wide codes," Moore said in a preface what are you going to do?" sidewalk, instead of a five foot to the fonun. White asked. wide walk. when a walk is built. While the entire forum was "If a man wants to build an Relax the 700 foot minimum spent discussing current economical house, then let him square footage requirement of building rules, Art Harris, build an economical house." . a single residential dwelling to chairman of the city's Planning Odham said, "The city has . The Semino ' Co le C oun•ty , allow for smaller dwellings to and Zoning Commission said he bu or the ports property, ilding idea.,, the developers has been in ! Ryan was concerned that the be constructed, Authority (SCOPA), after bankruptcy proceedings for $13,000 for the units may not was hoping to see more have ideas, the customers have be learning that it sale had been several months. Company a fair price for the units, but Allow for a soil cement street initiative on the part of the ideas and the Federal Housing T held for modular units of the officials failed Authority (FHA) has ideas. to file Hutchison pointed out that foundation instead of a builders. bankrupt Concrete Structural reorganizational plans and "nobody knows what they are limestone foundation. "I was hoping Uw developers When you put them all togethcr, Systems, Inc., initiated action actions have begun to liquidate worth" because the plant was The four points, according to and builders would come up you have moved the cost of a , last night to fin out why the property of tht plant developer Brailey Odham, wil.1 with a new type of construction house from $12,000 to sv,000." an innovative Idea and the WiltS it for a total of $1,000 to reduce the cost of housing," SCOPA ant 1not ti an I "Somewhere we've got to were never sold. r plant was designed to savings (I, new home. t sale IS C, , Harris said, pull it down" Ryan said he "was not sure construct modular motel SCOPA Administrator Jim that was a valid type sale." Ryan reported to the board ffiat fie said he expected the total SCOPA it total of 17 modular units, Attorney William number of units should have some not completed, had been Hutchison said the port wifl been worth about $25,000 to y sold under "questionable" cir- have possession of the building $3,0.000. by a trustee ap. wi thin 30 days and another It %asn't a fire but a nagple that brought the Sanford Fire cumstances pointed by a Jacksonville tenant to lease the building will Dennis Doigner, adDepartment's aerial ladder tnek to City Hall lawn yesterday. District Judge presiding in the be sought. ministrative assistant. said that Firemen boosted city maintenance diAslon worker Willie Back 11 bankruptcy proceedings. of norm.ally a sale in a bankruptcy latop ladder to the top so he could quickly give flagpole its anRyan said several interested would take place on the nual coat of paint companies ha ve inquired cbout premises, but he said to his The CS.S.1. plant, located on leasing the building, knowledge no sale took place at 1' the port. - W,4fy a9a-4W1_ Soug t , by qlby 17 4&4 offzpy T ... -.. ' ', .. I hit he." FUNNY BUSINESS ________________________ -. ewis --1 P)C. t'ass v. South, hold 000NESBURY LOWlS dge Ili raid Stall Writer South INMSPAKH V%TKA"HISE ANSN I CAMPUS CLATTER wjtf, BIMO BURNS _____________________ Bri ousin g y MICKEY IA)UIItIIX,F. MOP play it partner is ir% ing to get to game. Bid U4MQ DOCR .Oswald: "You are even it. leged to act fast, when you *ARC' IS A w u' :PEN ... TODAY'S QUESTION Eve a problem. You just aren't Your Nirtner continues, it) 11%e suppnsed to look like you have a problem. when you don't have diamonds What do you do now one." Answer Tomorrow Jim "West start ed out with three high hearts. East discard- Send $1 For COBY MODERN (c/o this ed the deuce of clubs on the book to- *Win at BrioVe.' Pro Box 489, Rad:o third lead and South ruffed. neWSPaper) South hid already seen that he Lly Sta tim. ft* York, N. Y 10019 TEU113b YOU ' 3£ H iora • 11 row P Jim "Deception at the bridge table is perfectly all • . llYOsaId&JamrsJacob •- I •--.. - 3 r . ()ning lead I an OF The bidding has been: 17 %%rsl North East Cents -= PA,1 H:I I IX Pat% Pass Pa!~s Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 . fourth heart he will be es I iblishing a trump trick for his pir ntr North e%t I e ntr 67th Year, No. 17 9-- Tuesday, Mar. 18, 1975 be able to realize that by Days Grous • eiv1d to nine tricks. So South led the three of didmonds at trick three. West thought a while before playing the six spot. Dummy's Jack won. South proceeded to draw trumps; cash the four dubs. and chalk Many of the blUs were found by Mrs. 011iff in paid files and in desk dra wersLast week City C -Puncil receive(] from Lillossiere unpaid bills for last Se tember and ordered him to turn in promptly all bills run up by his department. Councilman II.A. Stott told The Ilerald today the latest bills are for 70s, and lows tonight mostly in Council Chairman J R (,rant has renovations on the fire station last year 605. been assisting Public Works rector to provide sleeping quarters for fim Complete %eather details on Ralph Fisher in building inspectlow; men. At the time, Councilman Don Page 5A. during Chacey's absence. City Clerk Schreincr, then chairman of the lire Scott estimated today the been received for the full-tivie post, modification nst are totaling nearly planned but not yet created $3.000. Ialiossiere was hired by the city as a City u)urlul in Runt Lt Irt1 firefighter nearly three years ago and aay$4O,000inpl1innedexpendituresto as named Fir" chief two years ago pa trolmen and former Police Chief full-time paid chief, Carl lmmler. Toni hlennigan who quit the police lBiere came under f from the department have4ot been replaced city council last week after he an. with new personnel. flounced the third firefighter in as flULZly Council member June Lormann has months is resigning. He blamed the urged an increase in w3ter rates, rapid turnover on the cily,s policy thaI suggested originally' by Fisher. employs are on probation and thus Last year then councilman 13 a pay raise for six months while Ferrell pvdicted a two weeks vacatio;I eight per cent state retirement money without pay wotdd have to be called for is deducted front salaries after only go city employes it spending was not days. curtailed. Die c-risis appeared to pass. fie was criticized by city council for However, the $11,000 which the current speeding excessively in a city car and council now must pay in last years' bills for continually failing to turn in biUS frr totitIs a bide moreft than two weeks' PaYlPtnt So"WhIlies for six months at a yroH. time. SEEDCO Receives z ~V_ M ll on i i federal grant for $1,358,000 has been awarded to SEEDCO 4 Seminole Employment Economic De velopment Corp) Horace L. Orr has been named project director and :he grant will run for 24 months The project ill be testing the concept of it community owned and operated economic development effort model of a c(nnniunity development corporation. The specific objectives ,of the project are to crea te jobs for special pact area residentS; increase the amount of minority ownership and contracting of business located in the impact area; increase minority ownership of real estate in Sem inole acceptable housing, make an increased amount of capital available to mnirority residents and or minority businewnen or potential businessmen, SFEDCO presently Nis 56 persons einployed in the four businesses which it has started and anticipates providing employment for 125 more in the next few months, A fifth business will be started te latter part of this month. - �- - ----------- ---.. 2 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Mar. IL IflS - __ : I I I Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ATI#'%I I ' - IMI1L1IN I IN BRIEF Chinese Grandmothers - -__ __ Pleads Joslyn —7 1 I it I.L r jTh , Floyd . I I 1--__ -, ''. ;3 X I - . .. _.1. . - GuIlty . - In B&E - ... FLORIDA 0 Gurney Floyd Joslyn, 32, of Dd.IM Elaine Edge Clanton, 24, and they found 'several bars" of Pleaded guilty today In cfiJt Mrs. Mary Jane Sharer, 20, the celiblock had been sawed Court to breaking and entering bo th of Rou te One, Box 388, about a third of the way ¼ CHICAGO (Al') Chinese grandmothers are accused of spoiling (heir grandchildren just like American grand. with intent to commit a Apopka ; their husbands, Roy through." misdemeanor. Deputies said the hacksaws Brown Clanton Jr., 28, and mothers, sai a child care specialist Just back fro m China. ; and blades were discovered The plea was entered Just l8wFflCe Grant Sharer, them," young Chinese mothers complained to her. That is one before trial was to begin for Rocky Ray Darnell, 20, of 101 hidden in the cellblock. Polk is buying a metal ,, and Marion Young mothers like to place their children in day-care Joslyn on burgl ary and grand Mayrose larceny charges. renters, said Bernice Wetssbourj, who spent January in of 1 5 Palmetto detector for installation at the Corey, , China with 20 other educa tors specializing in early Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Ave., both Sanford, and Floyd front door and said access to the childhood education . She is chairman of the governor's second-floor catwalk window McGregor ordered Joslyn held Joslyn, 32, of DeLand. Ifl.. in advisory commission to the Illinois De County Jail pending a pre. Sheriff John Polk said two will be stopped by installation z~ partment of Sentence investigation and Children and Family Services and Is educational director complete hacksaws with in. of steel mesh screening acrosj sentncing In the case for April dustrlal4ype blades and a 24- a narrow slit In the south wall of of the suburban Evanston Child Care Center. About half of ________ romm ____________________ th e preschool children In China participate in organized 22. ______ Inch crowbar were smuggled the building. _ ______________ day-care progruiis, while others are cared for by Josly.. had been charged in a into the jail during Sunday 1 a four-minute appearance _____ grand. mothers, she said, bigliq ( at the home of James ____________________ : visiting hours. Investigators before Judge Woodson during K. Avdflt, 618 Magnolia, said some of the its, kt arraignments, Thomas Wiggins Sanford. found In a second-floor Moore, 20-year-old Seminole Domino Pleading innocent at cefiblock occupied by 18 male Junior College student who Seaboard Coast ! 25 YEARS Train Master M. E. &wth lien) arraignment yesterday to SOH REND, Ind. (AP) Citing the domino t heory , prisoners, were smuggled into resides atfl Ridgewood Ave., cong ratulates I. H. Tripp (center) and E. M. Smith, englnrmen, charges of conveying tools into the Jail by climbing an outside Sanford, pleaded guilty to Iosident Ford says the fail of Cambodia or nothcr OF SERVICE r t',i ud pir fir 23 ears of ervict to the railroad. Jail ud contraband into a k.tfl .ilIy could vitally aft et the national m isdemeanor possession of ali to a catwalk window security county detention facility were of the United Stat es." Ford 's warning Mond ay was others were carried inside via marijuana. perhaps his strongest statement )'et on the Indochina Moore had been charged with situation. In a news conference at Notre Dame Univer. a felony count of marijuana sity. Ford listed Communist advances In Southeast Asia possession but his attorney, and noted Indications that U.S. allies are doubting Ne L aw P William Hutchison, said he had e cts A II L alce L e yeIs negotiated the plea to the lesser America's word. "I think these potential developments to By BILL BELLEVILLE known law " Has been on the doubt put the stoppers on some some ext en t vali da te the socalled domiio theory, and if offense with State Atty. Abbott The local office charged with forcement are complex. First, Herald Staff Writer books since 3915 in various irrigation, "No matter how i Herring's of fice. we have one country after another allies of the United enforcement is the newly notarized petition with forms." States — losing fai th it, our word, losing faith in our the good a law is, it's going to hurt Judge Woodson accepted organized St. Johns Water signatures of more than half Unauthorized irriga ti on from The current form of the law, some agreement with them,),". I think the first one to go could of the guilty plea, withheld ad. Management District in the lakes a consta nt source of which makes It unlawful to vitally affect the national security of the United States," property owners on a lake Judicatlon of guilt and put The only lakes In Seminole Palatka, according to conflict between grove owners drain lakes that are "greater County above WeCICI, must Ford said, two be compiled, which Moore on one year supervised square miles The Trustees as an agency and lake front property owners than two square miles" in 'area of outl ines the problems being probation. In area are Harney, Jessup, and the Dept. of Natural Resources, can be prohibited by a little, so as to lower the level," Monroe. created by the drainage. Then There would have lobe have the ultimate jurisdiction, the Rock known state law,accordjnrtoa became effective in 1971. petition "consIderable" irrigation from he said, ' must be submitted ct.atc environmental official. Drainage of such a lake is these lakes before the water to the local Board of County Prior to thIs year, After 'onsiderable legal illegal if written permission of level was affected, CHICAGO AP) Representatives of 15 railroads meet Wheeler Commissioners, who In turn ask responsibility for enforcement with the Interstate Commerce Cotnin1ssio1, today to research Walt Wheeler, all lake front property owners is said, various environmen tal agenof this statute fell Into t he supervisor for the area not discuss the fate of the Rock Island lines, which filed for given under the But, another law that Is still of the disgruntled property clestoanaiyze the problem and reorganization underfederalba -uptcy laws "It'sasad Trustees of the Internal statute. Local Agriculture in the stages of a house bill owne r who had to foot to lmpt'overnent Trust Fund in Extension Agent Frank Jasa recommend day for the Rock Island and a said day for me," said the bill various President John W. Ingram a fter the line's board of Orlando, has found that Florida said that the law "will nnt (filed by Rep. WilUam C. for initiating legal action i- solutions. If all the Input Jells, Andrews of Alachua) would ?.eU., The w of Interthe BGtd can then pass an drtr Vcte caiy munday to stop accepting Statute 293.74 p;cnta U,e significantly affect grove extendtheprotectlonof sta te 4 was blocked for Wheeler told The Herald that ordinance specifically shipments effective March 31. Robert M. Brooks, director draining or drawing of water owner3 in Seminole County" to all lakes regardlesaof about 20 minutes this If another law—Florida Statute from lakes without the owners' since there of the ICC's Office of Procedure, said the ICC has the au aren't that many such a law passed, the effects 1.563 can also be used to prohibiting Irrigation In that morning after a 3974 consent, th ority to order another carrier or a group of railroads to particular lake. But the large groves here, But, he could Cadillac caught fire when a be much more prohibit lake over operation of the Rock Island's 7,500 miles of Wheeler said that the little. admitted that the statute will no lake Irrigation In any process, Wheeler admits, Is a farreaching, Wheeler said, rear tire blew out, the size lake, but the steps to track in 13 states for up to eight months. en- length y one. Flori da Highway Patrol reported. No one was injured. Fire units from three depart. tZ . ments rushed to the scene WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford plans to and began spraying the car propose a 2 billion a year bonanza for th e 50 states to thieves used a thieves cut a perimeter fence at and Allen Trovillion CorFogle that the 40-foot-long Vorbonik was In Hawaii with torrents of water, eel barrow whCopper to haul loot from the constructi on site and peeled poratlon. build and repair roads as the' we (IL White House while Highway Patrol silver-colored trailer was taken vacation, construction trailers at Lake It back to gain entry. A hammer sources say Ford will submit to Cgreas within th e next Reported missing was $1,569 from a parking spot at the State troopers stopped traffic In twOOrthweea Brantley High School to a apparently was used to smasn ,,Reported federal hhwayr Thieves smashed -glass. th et bound waIti4 -veh1et - lane near fittings and wire and Farmer's Market at French sliding door to get Into the aherIU' loft-- cofst&,tJon traflers would return to the states half of the present federal su tao1a4i'lued at $100, in. Ave. and deputies reported today. 13th SL, Sanford. gasoline tax of four cents a gallon. apartment, police said. The owned by Keviton. ua..ii* . i)uy r. M.Stewart said the Mechanica . A. . , ,uwwny August, ot ios t. investigation Is continuing, l, Th.aty Electric Deputy Claren ce H. 14th 81, Sanford, told police said it' not unusual for a An Altamonte Springs Braecklejn arrested a that two cameras and lenses resident, car to catch fire from the John M. Dycus is old A popka boy yesterday after valued at $300 were heat that is generated w hen stolen in a telephone bomb threat caused burglary of his auto parked in missing his motorcycle worth a tire blows out. Shaffer 11,000 today after thieves the Forest Lake Academy at front of his house. said the car's occupants swipedit from in front of his Forest City to be evacuated. had filled the gas tank just Police also reported three swip BYDONNAFSTFS apartment over the weekend, Two Juvenile girl students refrigerators, prior to the accident. It," said Councilman H.A. negotiate further and walked installing the lights will Herald Staff Writer valued at $5 police reported. be told detecti ves that they were were t en Scott Farr told city council last out of the mee The car's driver, Angelo ak from the ting threatening collected as an addition to with the boy when he made the Home Appliance Center, 1700 Dycus told Altamonte Ptccerelli, 61, of Deltona, week prior plans to annex and to take the city to court and building permit fees from telephone Call to the school W. Fir LONG WOOD City council develop th e property for Meredi th threa te Patrolman A.M. Caplan he was standing by as firemen st Street, Sanford, ned to tear up Columbus Harbor builders if switchb last night adopted a reanJH fl 1973 Honda In front oardschooL saying there was a and troopers rushed to busineas and apartment use the streets and sewer lines In the Florida Power refuses to bomb at the Sanford officers charged pa Of Intent to annex and rezone were abandoned after ob. at Cecil Hall, 61, of clear the highway, which Of LOU Destiny apartments the Schrlmsl!er property nor th Jectioni raised by homeowners was reached to correct problem city, of a Ave., with carrying a concealed early Friday, came back late in was thronged with early Of SR 434 despite one coun. in adjacent Devonshire. ;) the afternoon — and it was license number early today firearm, b morning traffic. areas In the development. cilman's prediction public Council adopted an ordinance resulted in gene "Worse things (than an office of two outA 23-year-old Houston, Texas, Shaffer said If the tank The agreement reached Is: designating the zoning cornopinion will be so strong in park) could happen there," Meredith residents being Jailed on man was jailed on 15,100 bond will had been partially filled, a Archie Kimmel, 62, Is mad as con- mission asagency the city's land chargesvehicle, of possessing a stolen after being arrested by a hornet after vandals slashed opposition the tract will never Council member June Lormann crete drainsconstruct In four locations planning under themotor good possibility existed become part of the city. said, adding the next city across roads; the developer will Seminole that the car would have Sheriff's Deputy J. F. Bennett one of the rear tires on his car County The r CornDeputy Bruce L Thompson at SR '46 and 1-4. esolution set a 7 p.m., council might permit con- purchase and deliver to the city prehensive land planning act while it was parked in his exploded. April 21, public hearing on the ' radioed for the license check as dominlum construction on the concrete light poles and fixTerry Dewayne Hodges was garage, police reported today. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., annexation and rezoning to Seiwfrnisher property which Is lures he followed a dune huggv with charged with prowling, ubto he p!*edInthe ub- wa Instructed to prepare an ui'ijcg iff license plates on 1.4 structing a deputy In the line of an office about one-third under water, division when home con. ordinance expanding the near Tennessee Lake Mary Boulevard, _________________________ park w hich development, In other business, council struction begins; deficienci duty and resisting arrest with es th au ority of the zoning COtflconsultant David Fair told the after a two hour workshop wi th contained In a five-page written mission to Include planning and veAuthorities reported the violence, zoning commission recently developer C.A. Hobbs Ill on hicle was stolen In the Nash. and report from engineer A.E. would be worth $9 million, it to consider an- vile metro area In February LAKE MARY contractor Blondle Meredith O'Neall and Associates will be nexatlo as we "1 don't think the annexation agreed to accept the streej In corrected and a street resorting and Th ll main- requests.nsThe ompson arrested the ordinance is also drir, [&ke Ma ry Poli ce patrolman Wi lliam Dorey Bailey, - - will go through when Devon- Columbus Harbor subdivision, tenance bond will be submItted, to omit the 125 expense 27, shire residents get finished with of Antloch, Term,, and a John I. Poole Jailed Wayne Even thoth Hobbs refused to •1 APP It was also agreed that cost of allowance f ormerly ~~ pa id to th e passenger, Therese Elaine Eugene Foy, 24, of 401 Myrtle commissioners, The board Kaufman, 22, of at the Flint, St., Lake Mary, on a charge of members more than a month possession of a concealed Mlch1gan,Theywerebejng Stieraton.Sllnford Inn ago recommended the expense In county Jail today on irearm and Bobby Dale Clark, -II allowance be omitted due to the bond 18. of 460 Evergreen Ave., each. , city's financial condition, In other reports, Bonnie R. Longwood, for possession of ' 'Julian said the resolution Legg told deputies controlled substance. Bond for that A which created the zoning rashwastaJenInaburgiat FoyandC1arkwa3 set I a15, _________ ---_ II 7.111 ~ commission does require the his 33 Ferncrest Drive home . each. advisory board to hold pu blic Thomas Hitl report ed an Added Attraction: hearings on zoning change oil dip_ w__4 Our Own Singing reck and 40 quarts of motor ALIAMONTE -. but the language is oil, total val WSItrU$"GINGE "GINGER,ue 1151, was stolen unclear on whether it The Super Sounds öñ'he Area's Most 0 should from the Lake Monroe Shell -Stereo eqWpmenta nd o also hold hearings Versatile on zoning !! Entertainer, He Plays Your service station on Orange valued at an estimated changes on land petitioned for Boulevard $6,000 Kind Of Music Monday Thru Saturday. at 1-4. were stolen from an Altamonte annexation. Sanford police today were SprIngs apartment, police WHAT ARE YOU - Council voted unanimously 4 J ' to Investigating the reported 'fr.': eft r th ep orted J;. today. declare an emergency situation LOOKING FOR i an $18,000 refrigeratedsemi. Police d an apartment in and authorize the purchase - __ of trailer, - -A \ Spanish Trace, owned by 240 feet of pipe to complete the Tom We, of 326 S. Sanford Frederick Vorbonik, was WE'VE GOT ITII Land Avenue drainage project. Ave., told Patrolman Eugene broken i into on March 10 while It was estimated the pipe coat . - zv.m - W;W will be about $2,4(0 and be paid 1. from federal revenue sharing ___________ VA 8 P.M. Iii? funds. All Musici ans Welcome . The low bid otGtor Cu lvert P_,rllcipants [(y George Stuort Drinks 50c Co., at $,334.86 for other pip it for the project was accepted. A tJICIJT -- The r Children jj . -. '- t- . .' ______ _________ ________ * -4 ' - 1 -k _________ ' __________ JACKSONVILLE,Fin, (Al') A federal judge says he doesn't think its pro per to ask prospective jurors in the eon pi ratv trial ( if ft rnwr Comptroller Fred ( ), I)ickin, a J uLvuIurIr1Ia3tyearseIectton U.S. District Judg e W. Terrell Hodges asked prospe ctive Jurors only if they were familiar wi th cam- - r t&h, th... ,,,.i...i - - Island Fate Studied Blazing Car BAND MEMBERS RATE SUPERIOR ETt. '1'i ' i' LOU BONO 4 I , - . ____ _____ -~i;: -. _________ i Do You -' JAM SESSION j FOND MEMORIES OF SCHOOL DAYS Longwood Zoaleg Commission ChairmanPercy White enjoys a talk of old schooldays with his elementary school teacher, Mrs. Ethel Wheeler of Wbitlagliam, Vt., du ring a reunion held In the city. Also present for the get-together was former claumage, Mrs. Myra Flanders of Vermont. Mrs. Wheeler, who ta ught Mr. White in the filth grade 50 years ago, celebrated her 87th birthday during the visit While her husband Gerald celebrated his 90th. "Percy was a pretty good student," said Mrs. Wheeler, looking over a book she gave her former st udent as a child. - pad wortig irdir. Tral.d I% with years if 0"" l'u,te'Jtj O .'ly .'fl!l S'inday. zenc are at your cii and wI n free sstattj n any wont or rspa.ts needed, Briag yew madiisi $ ttdy. .t(j1 'f v .'d Chratrns ' WV by T P4 f4 31111 ci ct 1 'jPrjId, Inc A, Sanior1. t'-)e Paid 'O a4 Sorrsptjn Rates b Carrie' ,,,. f_ Year $it 40 I - tuart 39001983 123 tN4 sbwu*, $#ni - 1! O'Lo l4j SWINGERc - --.' All Drinks lSc Yaw typawritsr or s4Mg macAl. may -lead d. or ñcst- Ewnh Hem Sunday Hemid - TM&W- Repairs Typewriters? WdM* - LADIES NIGHT Unescorted Ladies Drinks SOc Fk* - DANCE CONTEST Waltz, Bump, Rock. What P$av• Yog Pri:ss for Wlflflqri .1 Each livt. (S) Sheraton Sanfoj Inn SHIIAToH HOT5LI £ MOTOR INNS. WOILOWIDI OlUCON AVENUE AT'$TATI ROUT, ia.tIny;ci SANPO*D,PLa. US 311 4W - ARIES (March 21 .April 19 u'll awaken interest re,garding your plans if you're a bit mysterious about them, Re'veal just enough to w he t oti ers' appetites. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Something you're presently hoping for will be delayed thi'ough no fault of your own. The delay is temporary and will be rectified. ( EMINI May 21-June 201 I)on't stand in another's shadow todlay or the credit You should rec eive for an achievement will be stolen by the grandstander. Six ak up. C ANCER (June 21-July 221 An embarrassing situation can be avoided if you don't prete nd to know about something you don t know of. consent shat was CntW'sted 10 you. VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An agreement with another will Lx' broken unless you're bo th very fair re garding its terms. Compromise is called for. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. Zi Don't allow minor setbacks careerwise to upset you. They will be overcome shortly by more fortunate circumstances. Just hang in there. scçni'io (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 1 One with whom you've had differences should be avoided socially today. This person may pull one of her old tricks. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't wait too long to wrap up a delicate situation or the control will help slip from you. Someone eke will lx' calling the L'I I..t.. •Vi a.... Ii.. -U I'UI) 15U. Vt' shots. 'er y careful with anything CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan ma lerial be longing to another. 19) You could easil> be talked I) IFit lend without the owner's out of a good idea by one who WE HAVE STATE FOkMS Henry Block hm - 17 reasons vvIIT should come for income vci1 I to tax help. Reason 8. H & R Block is a Year-round service. We do not disappear after April 15th. r. A - 9 I. - MAR. 17, 1t71 ADMISSIONS Sinli)rd. Vida B Wiln Earl Vaughn Jean ette Campbell Fran ces M. Jones ,_w ,iv I- •..,_•__ i_ JwIW,Vq - 1 - p.4 - THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONG WOOD 309 E. 1st St. W3 N. Hwy. 17.92 Ph. 322-677l Ph. 9314494 Open a.m..9 p.m. Weekdays, C.S Sat, a, Sun. OPEN TONIGHT NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Off Ice In Oviedo - -. wanted II, know who would appoint a new chief In the event an acting chief leaves. City Atty. Ken McIntosh told Sizer Mayor Bill Grier would make that appointment subject to approval by council. will plant doubts in your mind with her negative comments. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 ) Re careful in financial dealings today or you'll suffer some loss that could be averted . Coun t your change. Get receipts. PISCES IFeb. 20-March 20) Your intentions will be good but sow- drive will be minimal. 'I'lii ng you plan to do today art' likel to be 1x,st1xneti. YOUR IIIRTIIDAY March 12, 1975 You will (' hart for yourself a fresh, new course this year. It will separate you from several old, unproductive ties to the past. The new direction appears promising. - Council approved amended general fund and utility budgets. Approval came without even reading the figures Included in the amended budgets. The utility budget is $500,(X) higher than the original, a fact city officials say Is beca use of carryover construction from last year. City Manager Harry Hug said the $500,000 was "carried over from the previous budget." Also, Hug said the city's auditor suggested it be handled In this man ne r and the $500,000 listed in this year 's utility budget. Duerr agreed with the city manager. FORD Michelin (Pi,,, DUcn Helen L. Kelsow, Dc'Itona Janet P Strachan, Deltona Olivee E S(obtom, Lake Mary Arthur B Wr i ght, Orange City Raymond Pell, Osteen l3arbara Conerly & girl, Oviedo Gerald A Ward, Winter Springs Ida H Mathburn. Star, P1 C COURIER PICKUP ...the :Ld - gutsy little import pickup i150 rebate direct From Gorgia Dunwoody Jacob I AdAmS Gloria 0 Williams Anne P Dorton Lawrence Williams Sadie Henry Robin Leonard Gush. Mouring. Altamonle Ford Motor Company on any newl9l4 Courier ht, leased or ordered now and March 31. Springs San'ord Alma Mills Cloina Ellison Theory White Lorraine H Miller Douglas Huth Malor Wheeler Ill Lind. S. Beaty & baby boy Virginia Ruby Hil', DeBary Helen Dycit. DeBary Lynn ii Potts, DeBary MIchael C Webb. Oe'lons C K4P uui'i.$&&lidgI L.iiaiIes OlZer III Albert E AA Mathe Sessions VIolè Swaftord. AlIamonte Spr lng Ella ,iCar, L6uhtn. Deflary Charlotte D Echols. Del and I"o K Hill, Dellona Gloria .) rerre, Deltona lamer L. Syples, Geneva Robert W Con)ey, Lake Man' Nancy O'Rourke, Lake Mary Gloria F. Clint, Longwood rionence .1 Burns. Winter Park M80a - . DISCHARGES S — . ` HOSPITAL NOTES 9 I with other men receiving $7,800. various municipaliti es and the causing a problem in Unit She said Lots Martin of County co un ty. Winter Springs development Comprehe nsive Employment Tuscawilla), consult with Reporting on recent CALNO WINTER SPRINGS Training Act office assured her th e city engineer B. C. (Cal) meeting, John Daniels sa id Council voted last night on the the fed eral government wauld organization favors Conklin, oversee work to F or Wednesday, Ma rch 19, 1975 - '-' H) JANE CA&SELIIEItRY Herald Staff Writer II y BERNICE BEDE OSOL Schrimsher Rezoning Intent Okayed e(Lkigij l Approves Pay Hike ounci . HOROSCOPE ' KW ' - Thiseves Take Wi"re At Lake Bran tley _ I asselberry Ponders Pay For Chief Halts Traffic - LL f .. '--a L..... the repeal request of Public Works pay for the Increase, of the "Mooney Bill" and will correct the swales by the Commissioner lr€ne Van The Fed eral Government will ask each munici pality to pass a developer representing the city Eepoel to raise the salary of Roger pay the unemployment in. separate resolution. Mrs. Van ton the site and re port back to ma i ntenancemnan he city wit hin the next 60 da ys. Peterson, hired under the surance after expiration of Eepoel asked the attorney look The problem Is primarily in CETA program, to $7,800 a CETA employment funding, it into a report tha t coun ties the area of Ocelot Trail and was reported. ha ving home rule are not under year. Gator Lane, Daniels said, the Mooney law, which sets Mrs. Van Eepoel said Mrs. Martin Is setting up a con especia ll y during rainy season tr o ls on rezoning and anPeterson was working for countywide meeting when the water does not soak of CETA nexation. $,000, but doing identical work administrators from the into the grassy swales as it Is Daniels with drew a motion supposed to do. The developer tabled from last week on the was not required to put in curbs newly acquired Community or gutters. Association building and C Vice Mayor Donald Browning Sunshine Park as the Bicenacti ng in the absence of Mayor tennial project. Tray Piland was call ed on to By ED PRICKETT • change in zoning from Higher rates for use of the residents will im 175 If Named Last week as W in ter break a tie vote, thus defeating Herald Stilt Writer agricult ural to commercial for city's swimming pool were memberships are available. Springs representative to th e 3.2 a motion to schedule 20 acres of land off Seminole approved after they were Also rates for swimming Bicentennial Committee, meetings of CASSELBERRY the counc il each Requests Bou levard near Lake lodge, submitted by Recreation lessons were upped from $5 for Daniels sa id he had learned t he ftor rezoning, a new fee schedule Monday night unless canceled Director Sylvia Dillingham. 10 da ys to $10 for 10 days for city will have to make ai. at ftor the city's recreation the close of the previous The land will be divided up Under the old rate system, preschoolers. plication to the Federal meeti ng. de partment arid discussion of a Into lots for mobile homes, prepaid admission for the City officials also discussed Government to be designa ted a new ordinance w hich calls for a according to a company of- season was $40 per family, $25 dur in g a workshop an or- Bi centennial City. Browning said "The mayor paid fire chief were Items that ficlal, who said larx.1 utilization bra family of two. Half season dlnance which provides for a can indicate at th e end of a Councilmen wishing to tt)pped council's agenda last will be about 3.5 units per acre. rates were $25 for a family, with new fire chief, meeting w hen the next meeti ng submit recommenda tions for nIght. Construction will get underway $15 for a family of two. rnwill be. I think that w ill sufDiscussion ensued after the local Bicentennial Co Council approved a request in a bout six weeks, officials New rates charge $50 fice." Mrs. Van Eepoel per Volunteer Fire Chief Roger mittee were asked to give them b,y Cassel be rry Garden for a said, fam ily regardless re t or t ed , "It will suffice when of size. Non Itasoolt told council he was to Daniels. ( ma yor has to work at night a resign ing because his firm has Daniels made a motion that and we won't meet. That's not transferred him to New York City Building Inspector Ray my Idea of holdi ng a public and a better job. ' Bradshaw examine the swales office," f-I - Ford Offers Road Plan ,_. -- ... , 4 - paign issues in Dickinson's race against Gerald Lewis in the 1974 Democra ti c primary. Lewis, who went on to be elected comptroller, made Dickinson's Indictment a major campaign issue. Hodges dismissed nine pe rso ns Monday for personal and business reasons and seven others for cause. Th at left 56 prospective jurots as th e trial went into Its second day today. O'Malley attorney, Walter Arnold, had asked th e judge to find out whet her prospective jurors voted for O'Malley last year, saying the preced ent was set in the trial of former Sen. Edward Gurney now under way in Tampa. w - r,._ 'i 1!* _______ Judge Posts Dickinson Rules - It 1 ,,, - _____ Theory Outlined -~-- Sanford City Commission for the city's league by utilizing yesterday afternoon gave the some old material but not .1 -, green light to allow the having restrooms or drainage. recreation and parks depart- Estima ted cost of materials , P.27- - . ment to use the Sanford included in the total expense s Municipal Stadium baseball $16,827. A contingency of $1,000 field for the city's senior league is included also. and for the junior league to use The city will be responsible one of the Sanford Naval for utility Lost for the lighting at 4cademy fields for the 1975 the stadium, and field '— season, preparation and clean up at In conjunction action with the both fields used by the league Eighteen Seminole High School Band students who recently won supe rior ra tings in the District tempora ry use of the s ta dium, this season. Contest at Melbourne with Instrumenta l solos orensembfr .They will participate in the state contest City Manager Warr In May. en 'Pete' The relocation of league play Knowles recommended to stems from the te rm ination of commission that $,000 f&r hard ball activity at the construction of a new ball field Pinehurst Ball Park because on Celery Avenue be included in residents living behind the next year's budget. backstop were complaining The budget Item would that foul balls were being hit rtrv1(10 rnontv fur con ctru,'-t in int !h'ir ',arttl. .?. ____________________ ______________________ - 7- - Lawyers To Quiz TAMPA, f'a, ,4Pl — Attorneys for former Sen. Edward Gurney get a chance today to question an exfederal housing officer who says he committed nearly $4 million in federal Funds in two years in an alleg ed fund-raising scheme. William Pelskl, one-time Federal housing Administration direc tor in Miami, s pent two days testifying for the prosecution in the bribery-conspiracy trial of Gurney and four co-defendants Florida's Former Republican senator and the oth ers are charged wi th conspiring to bui ld a $233,000 slush fund from builder kickbacks by promising G urney's Influence in government-sponsored housing projects and mortgage ('Ofllmflitflients .. :jjjjjjj' r Housing Official On Fund Spoil The i iStadium Use Given Okay S ry IN BRIEF Case five Jail inmates and two of the the front Jail door. Polk said Jailers discovered prisoners' wives. Charged in the can are Mrs. the Jail break attempt when By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Wifter Tuesday, Mar. 18 1975-3A between $#.Sp you can apply it FORD COURIER to your down payment. COO FOOD OVIStY, 'C,:,,,, -,. t• J.iC a. t *l "I 1 .9 .-4 - # k," J*I,j j f3 Ford means value and your Ford Dealer can show you. Look close and compare. Now at selected Ford Dealers. - — 1_ *~l �Eveni ongr IferaW Around For those who may not know earlier I had been called tosere jury duty herejn Sanf ord. Subsequently. I wrote of the many hours of wasted time and shared my experiences generally with the public. I also had the audacity to recornmend some changes be made in the present system. I neer did get to sebre. It did encourage a few calls from readers not many - but there were some who were hopeful something good would come of the detailed article. 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.26n or 831-9993 - Iueday, Mar. 18, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Fublisher WlI.LIAM D. CU [tit IE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MAHKE', Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 56 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 52.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Canal Zone Nothing much happened for the next couple of And then along comes the present Gurney trial, and again there's this terrible waste of time while the prosecution and the defense goes bag' in selecting, excusing, refusing some of the venire from actually serving on the jury. I again write on the subject an address myself In suggesting that these obvious shortcomings wi th in the judicial system not only could but sh ould be changed . And th e logical group to accept the challenge culd be the Florida liar. Involved is In Latest Bargaining I Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has en- The Clock -. Thankfully, we do havt' a lucal legislator Rep. Vince Fechiel Jr., who evidently read of my positions on the matter and addressed the following to a Marc H. (',lick, Staff Director, House Judiciary Committee, Tallahassee — 1 am enclosing a copy of a recent news report by the Associate Editor of the Sanford, Florida Evening Herald concerning the Jury System as he experienced it. "Mr. Spolski makes some very good points on the waste of man hours and the costs to the people of Florida. At a time when every state dollar cxperiditure needs positive justification It does not appear this is happening in the Jury costs of Florida. •Qfl you offer comments on any research the Committee Staff may have done in this area. Are there any proposals forthcoming from your cornmittee that will deal with this concern?" Now all we have to do is wait and see what happens. Remember, the difficult we do today; the impossible takes a little longer. - ____ Some publicity wires got crossed. We were advised that a certain area would be cordoned-off In Long wood to accommodate those interested In dancing during the festivities of that city's Centennial Celebration on April 5 and 6. A couple days after we received that notice for additional publicity, this same group went before the Longwood City Council and was told their request to close off a section of SR 427 had beet' denied because council did not have the authority to close a state road. The council Instead granted permission to close off a section of Warren Avenue from SR 427 to the Police Station. Tbat was last week. At last night's meeting, the Centr al Florida Society for historic Preservation appealed last week's decision and now council is going to review their sthmvl or last week. Who knows what we'll be told for next week, cli? In the meantime, shine up your dancing shoes cause I know they're going to have a dancv. ... even if It winds up in some field. I'll betcha. WORLD john associate editor I Rebating . . . - - __________________ . . - -- . . _____________________ .. -. merits _____ ______ ____ - . gS __________ tribe with strangely European Announcn i g Ihe Socl ia ec Check you never have life styles, were wiped out to the last creature by the white mans diseases. But, even before we enter history With John Cabot, that "superb navigator," there were tantalizing hints of an unknown Florida behind the mists of fable. One Martin Vincente, a pilot of the King of Portugal, reported finding In the ocean 450 leagues west of Cape Vincent "a piece of wood at- - su Editor . entire It's Congress' Turn into - o Sov'6iets Wanted Nixon Killed In AREA DEATH 0. - 1960 • Funeral Notice LEE, JAMES EDWARD— Funeral services for James edward 1, 35. of Sanford, o died Saturday in Augusta, Ga.. wIl be held at 2 p m Thursday at Bris son Funeral Home with Mr. Frank Walker olflciating Burial n Glen Haven Menorial Park, WinterPark flvitson'ncPargC ' AD - ' ' I • • - in -- .. .,, . ' . . To " - , -r'.- per cent tonight and 10 per cent Wednesday Exienled Forecasts Thursday through Saturday, Florida Peninsula— MoStly fair. Highs mainly in the 7 north and near $0 South Lows near SO exlrem oh to mid Ss central to6Os.*lr,South Daytona Beath tides for Weci r*lday— high 1236 am,. 1155 PM . low 6 46 a m., 6,S1 pm Port Ca na veral-- high 17:27 a m, 1776 pm; low 627am.6SOpm ' - ,' '1 l fill h I Every Brisson professional is - '. ' - . rrnc4.n4R, MiAtarn a'f ,,,,. - ____ ________ - ~ I\ , ll h - = -, ; W. t . .' . - - 1 ' , -. .— "IlA - ' WASHINGTON The Soviet KGB had a For years, Golytsyn's spectacular revelations CIA surveillance and decided to take his corn- cent of the heroin supply now reaching the contingency plan to kill Richara Nixon if he had have been hidden away in the CIA's files. But plaints to the late Robert Kennedy, then the United States. been elected President in 1960, a high Russian after stories about the CIA's assassination Attorney General, The defector was housed intelligence officer has told the CIA. The Shari hilimen are willing to back up their attempts hit the headlines, CIA sources confided within walking distance of Kennedy's home In offer, moreover, by attacking any other convoys The Nixon murder plot was described to (;oiyt.'s KGB assassination tales to us. northern Virginia and visited with him either at that try to being opium out of the back country. credulous CIA agents by. Anatol Golytsym, a The former KGB offlcr was one of his home or in another private place, our sources The offer has been relayed to Washington former KGB major, who defected to the United highest ranking Soviet defectors in CIA history. recall, through Rep, Lester Wolff, fl-N.Y., chairman of Sta tes from his post in Helsinki, Finland, In the The United States paid him 1200,000 in cornGolytsyn also drafted a long letter laying cut House narcotics subcomnmittee and the House's early 1 96. pensation and spent at least $500,000 more to his problems to Kenned y and expressed W leading expert on Burma.Thai-Laos opium pique He gave American agents other valuable protect him, our sources say. Part of the money to John McCone, then the CIA head. This upset Production. irte!fleyrr which h turnvd out to be corn. iS [lit on an ingenious sdwine to sneak hun th CiA aL'onk wh kI ,,nt .-. ._ It II.rn -. two brothers, Charles and vtery's h ; gh 71 ?ti is Ernest Lee, both of Sanford; morning 61. Partly cloudy to cloudy through two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Wednesday with Showers and McCorckel, of Palatka, and scattered thunderstorms, most Mrs. Virginia Rankin, of likely tonight. Turning cooler on Wednesday. Highs W ednesday Snford, 1Y In lOs Lows tonight mostly in Brisson Funeral home in Ws most WInds 10 to IS mph Shifting charge of arrangements. Wednesday to north to north*st fround 70 mph Rain probability .0 James Edward Lee, 35, of Sanford died Saturday in Augusta, Ga., at a VA Hospital. Born in Live Oak, he lived in Sanford for 33 years. He was a liptist and a veteran of Vietnam. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Thelma Lee, of Sanford, VV au. WI. . WEATHER JAMFS LEE MIRM111+ fw%io Now you don't have to sit at home worrying about whether your Social Security check will be in the mail toIay, tomorrow, o1 the next day. Instead of havin,g your check mailed to you, have it mailed directly to the Southeast Bank nearest you. We'll deposit it directly into your Southeast checking or savings account. And we'll guarantee you can start using your money on the date "you were supposed to receive it. Whether we receive it on time or not. You won't have to wait for a confirmation, either. For supplemental payments, the money will be automatically available to you on the first of every month. For regular T 21, ,$O: payments, it s the third of the month. .: ... .,, And YOU 11 never ':-ç"-'-. have to stand in line to cash " $1 k' your check. Or worry about L it being lost, stolen or ,Oir" " , *.€ '; forged. Or postNne a vacation because you have to , stay a t i ' home until it comes. I " Just send in the coupon. rr..-$or stop in at a Southeast Bank. y If.I you don't have an account, I';:Soufj'a Banks 1h('M'1xin1un1Banks w'II open one for you. And Id hle t take ad anage of utheast's Guaranttt'j we eC! p you out t e flecessar Dirtt t tie n sanNix'rs. direct deposit forms. So you can N.'me stop making all of those anxious i 1 • Address trips to the maiibox.Anu i City/State Zip unnecess r trips to the bank. (' , I Pknt'No ------ _____.S-x-iaJ Security No - South Seminole Rotar theatre-dinner party, Onc Upon A Stage, Orlando, buffet 6:30-8 p.m. and "A Funny Thin1 Happened On the Way to th Forum" at 8:30 p.m. Bob Moon in charge. Orlando Dog Training Club F weeks basic and advancef obedience and breed rini classes. Registration, 7 p.m National Guard Armory, 2809S Fernicreek, Florida History films aix talk on Early Period before tht Civil War, First Federal ol Seminole, Sanford, 10 a.m. - - JACK ANDERSON CALENDAR t*J . MARCH 18 FNA District Nurses 37, Crooms School Advisory business meeting, 4 p.m., Committee, Crooms Academy Health DepartmenI administration office, 7:30 p.m. Auditorium. Skating party at Melodee MARCH 19 Skating Rink at 7:30 p.m. for Seminole SIngles, 7-0:30 p.m. benefit of Seminole High Bank Covenant Presbyterian Church, Msoc. 17-92, Sanford. Discussion to Deltona Camera Club, Little groups, games and crafts. Red School House, 7:45 p.m. "Archaeology of the New Earle Brown will show slides and narrate trip to South World," 7:30 p.m., Building 6, America made by 10 club Adult Ed. Campus, Seminole members last month. Junior College. Call Ext. 303Prospective members Invited. 304. SJC• can - GUY s . Letters To The I., T, $ SAIGON, South Vietnam (API — Thousands of refugees and soldiers streamed across South Vietnam's Central Highlands toward the coastal lowlands today following the Saigon government's decision to abandon the area's three western provinces to th e North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. After a two-week Communist offensive captured one of the area's chief cities and isolated the other two President Nguyen Van Thieu decided to give up the sparsely populated provinces of Kontum, Plelku and Darlac. It is an area of 11,000 square miles 433 square miles larger than the state of Maryland. Population of the provinces Is more than half a million, -, th DEAN'S CAREER APPAREL Refugees Pour Southward ." . ( .1 ' - . - ' tuqwtk me ____ -. ACTION LINE & command Let u i'aid ,' . eV By 40UTIO Hope - - 404 UNIFORMS On Tycoon first - By BERT COLLIER lit InASeries On assis n d S 'Ia rt _________________ Tuesday, Mar, 10, i97S—SA clear, The Borgia Pope decree, the Pope's along the Carolina coast and V Alexander VI, in his fallibility, notwithstanding, John Cabot head —ALSO in southward through the Z1 I PosaI Uniforms If had decreed on May 4, 1493, out to find ti isle of Brazyl blue waters that wash the shore Funeral Today me story of Florida begins fl by Penn Garment Ii I the new world of Christopher and the golden towers of Cibola. of Ficrida, mystery. in stock? ). Colribus be divided on a It was a tiny ship with a crew What European eyes first fell 's Is land demarcation line, "on the of 18, including John's son upon "this beloved land, this Knowing he was an in. thither side of which Spain was Sebastian. It was Sebastian who terloper, Cabot turned SWIG, (;recce (APt — Workmen long stretch of sandspit and back and to be master; and on the hither later became the authority for toiled through the night on the island of Scorpl rode the mangrove Gulf Stream Lcme. in which teased the tilicially worked, though not side Portugal," os, the claim that his father had all probability, although other receive the body of Aristole building a mausoleum to dreams of kings in Madrid?" with Iron, of Umber of an Island The explorers of any other discovered Florida, Th Gree k magnate who Onassis today. discoverers may have sailed Was it a blond, bearded or Islands lying to the west- nation would be trespassers. died Saturday in Paris at the Sebastian, a l so age of 69 was to be buri ed well regarded this way, John Cabot's claim w ho sailed past to ward." .\ alongside th e tomb of his only At this point John Cabot as a navigator, is a competent son after private funeral services was the first Mexi , to be taken co be in com g th 11.0 I e fair god 834.9960 attended by his widow, The inhabitaxfls of the Azores, enters the picture. He was a witness, it appears that the seriously. The truth of the claim the former elcoatl and returning "to on a day when the west windm driven. He was intrigued small Jacqueline Kennedy; his only daughter, I Block So. of Track Rd ship sailed atheast may be argued but the weight of the east whence he had come?" blew strong, found on U beach by the hints of a rich Christina, and other members of the 317 P1 Hwy 17.7, CsIberry Family, land over Itom England, touching shore supposition is on his side. ()nassis' SOfl What of the early Spanish the bodies of two drowned men, the Alexander died in a plane crash In 1973 at unknown sea, of the "isle of age of 24. He Is buried the explorers who picked up those "broad of face, their ap- Brazyl, somewhat to the w beside the tiny Chapel of the est of Virgin Mary on &orpios. hints of a precursor and chose pearance different from Iceland." Onassj' private Island off the Ionian coast of Grt..e where he and to believe that it had been St. Christian." the widow of His knowledge of geography M 10 Thomas the Doubter? President John F. Kennedy were English historians, writing was not as hazy as this seemed. married in October 1968 . Onassis and 24-yearThe n there was Madoc, th e around the year 1500, ac pt ce ed A native of Genoa, he was old rIstina were bringing In theMrs. body from Paris today by fabled Welsh hero, In 1967 a as fact that 'some navigators educated at chartered plane. They were 11 Bristol, England's I ll 1 11 101 to land at Actlwii airport scholarly Englishman named of whose name and nation we great port which produced the on the coast, and the body was to Richard Deacon wrote 'Madoc are ignorant" be put aboard the Onassis yacht, the 325-foot Christina, to discovered the finest ships and sailors in the be taken to Scorpios, and the Discovery of America." east coast of North America world. Among his peers he was He asserted in his book that from Cape Florida to I .ahratior. highly regarded :is a capable Price Madoc sailed tlu'uugh the iluckuighamit Siiiitli, who navigator and geographer and Cambodian Aid Dim Florida Straits a matter ofeight wrote much about early mapmaker. Much later an Brighten Any Area centuries ago. 95 Florida, reported a map in the authority on cartography said WA.SIIINGTON11\p) In Your Home Along a roadside in Alabama geography of Ptolemeus, that Cabot's maps were promising to tell President Ford INSIDE or OUTSIDE Sq. Yd. that hope Is nearly gone just over the Florida border, a printed in 1513, that showed Allan Zane the "surprisingly accurate and no for additional U.S. military aid to Completely historical marker says: "In north shores of the Gull of With tiie Latest Pattern Cambodia, whose survival he has linked to U.S. security, signs of chicanery are apDesign In Both memory of Price Madoc, a Mexico, This must have been parent." Citing the domino theory, the President told a news Welsh explorer who landed on discovered long before the visit CARPET or TURF 7 Prodded by his dream of conference Monday night in South Bend, Ind., that the shores of Mobile Bay in 1170 of Ponce de Leon, said Smith, unknown lands, John Cambodia's fall "could affect the national security of Cabot won ",1 the and left behind, with the "It is evidence of a long voyage a patent 'from the king himself CnitI States," Indians, the Welsh language," prosecuted with unremitting (Henry VII) It was one of Ford's strongest statements to date in his full and free _______ Curiously enough the search, the object of which may authority, faculty and power to 111111111 campaign to muster support to get a 1 I '1 t,tJo l'.An supplementa ry American George Gatlin, who readily be conJcctured as car 0~6 FREE ESTIMATES sail In all regions and estates of military aid program through Congress, 1111111 spent years among the Indians clandestine and the memorials the eastern, western and OPEN MON.-FRI. 9.5 Only hours earlier, a Senate committee had narrowly painting their portraits and of it suppressed." 119 S. Magnolia Ave northern sea." approved a sharply trimmed version of his request. describing their customs, The reason for secrecy Pl',ne 323-7720 Armed with this sweeping Member Downtown Bus. Assn. But Rep, William S. liroomnficld of Michigan, ranking 2393 S. W. College Rd. reported that the Mandans used Downtown Sanford Complete Floor Covering Center Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said Ocala a number of Welsh words, inhe would tell Ford at a congressional leadership breakfast chiding one whole phrase that today he doubts the aid will get out of a House committeencluded the name of Madoc, unless Ford compromises on a cutoff date for all U.S. "Great Spirit of the Race." military involvement in Cambodia. All this, now, can never be I corroborated, The Mandans, a Stop Talk ng AnE Evening Herald, Sanford F? Florida: Where America Started IN BRIEF countered mostly back-talk in his "new dialogue" with Latin America. It now appears he is trying to make the dialogue more fruitful by yielding to TOM TIEDE DON OAKLEY criticism of U.S. policy on two crucial issues Cuba and the Panama Canal. Mr. Kissinger has let it be known that if a majority of members of the Organization of i American States wants to drop the Il-year em•1r() iii tnd( ih ('uft. the United Stitcs America would no longer insist that such a decision ________ _____________ be subject to a two- th irds vote -a rule that applied when the embargo was declared. Moreover, _________________ he says the United States would follow such a move wi th a "new direction" in its own policy toward 'I'Ias Way Fidel Castro. _______ At the same time, Assistant Secretary of State WASHINGTON (NEA) A man pays $7 to . While Washington fiddles, th e recession burns William D. Rogers has told Congress th at the Sta te see a hockey game today and what he purchases . on. Department is prepared to negotiate a treaty that is a war. The only difference between the players p4 One of the least productive arguments / would grant Panama full sovereignty over the and soldiers is they don't wear bandoleers on ice currently going on between Congress and the Some of the game's survivors have grown rich Canal Zone and set up some kind of U.S. ______ administration is who should get the bulk of the doing things outlawed in Geneva 50 years ago. Panamanian partnership for operation and defense income taxrebateand.ortax cut everyone agrees Blood flows, bones break, eyes are blackened, of the canal, is needed to pump new life into the economy, flesh rips. Some time after the third quarter, = While our diplomats might figure that these they should evacuate the wounded by helicopter. Weeks ago President Ford proposed a $12 __ billion rebate on 1974 taxes for individuals, with a moves would smooth out some rough spots in our This is sporv maximum of $1,000 per return. The higher the ___ relations with Latin American governments, It is only if they ha ve begun measuring ability tax paid, the higher the re ba te. This has been neither would stand on its as a step serving t intimidation, What goes on in America's much criticized because some 40 per cent of the our over-all national interests or contributing to the arenas today must be defined as mayhem. If (IIIL. rebate would go to families making more than security of the Western Hemisphere. I continues unpoliced, the summary scores of the $20,000 a year. £ lit. atttude of suille Latin governments lulure may read: 'runs, tilts, errors, fractures, The House has passed its own $21.3-billion toward the menace of Castroism'has changed in th e transfusions and fatalities." Grantland Rice, verskrn of a rebate-tax cut, with most of It last decade, Fidel Castro has not. His regime Is still bless him, must be weeping In that great flowing to lower-Income groups that have been pressbox in the hardest hit by Infla tion and recession. The using anti-American, pro-Soviet propaganda and Senate is expected to up this figure. subversion to take advantage of political discontent Asstwedly, hockey is the offensive champion of Rebates under the blouse bill would genera lly the matter. Last year a NHL sport named Dave elsewhere in the hemisphere. By signaling that th ,._J be a bout lOper cent, but wi th a maximum of $200 United States may begin courting Castro in spite ofe Forbes stuck his stick In an opponent's eye, per n and a minimum of $100 or total ovoking lengthy loss of vision, not to mention ___ ___ this, Mr. Kissinger is needlessly encouraging OAS refund of all taxes paid, whi chever Is less. stitches of repair. No doubt worried about members to ignore the threat to their security what This In turn has been cri ticized by Treasury the kids in the audience might think, old 11 which Havana represents. Secretary William E. Simon on the ground that Dave explained his actions after being indicted _ In bowing to Panamanian demands for for assault as "aggressive brotherhood. lower-income families would not spend the money where It would do the most good to help sovereignty over e canal, we would be playing "Pe do n't understand what goes revive the economy. on out into the hands of one of the best friends Castro and isHey I Don't Forget re," old Dave assured the children."I'Iayers Higher-Income families, says Simon, are more I Live Under The Perch I" the Russians have in Latin America - the leftjt have mutual respect for each other." likely to spend their windfall on such major -, Panamanian strongman Omar Torrii. He has items as rars. houses and home soullanceg, Unfortunately, such respect l not confined to made the Canal Zone issue whereas lower-income families will use it for a rallying point for anti- xkey. Football Is organized destruction, Yankee feeling th roughout Latin America, ch basic necessities as food, rent, etc. and prof essional basketball has be come an with hints of a repetition of the 1964 riots against aggregate Nobody really knows for sure, however. of mercenary Runs, auto racing Is the For Instance, a survey conducted early In the U. S. presence, has persuaded our State sport to see If one enjoys the odor of roasting Wants His Answer mentioned. There Is no ambiguity in the wording March by the Credit Union National Man, found Department to scrap the 1903 treaty establishing U. ha ham. Baseball used to be the national of these statutes. They are clear, concise and any that of 2,613 credit union members in 44 states lion. Robert Shevin: S. sovereignty over th e canal in perpetuity. flow save an occasional field rumble ( Lemrne normally intelligent adul t should be able to read who participated in the survey (and who It has been two months since you were asked a dozen lines & Interpret what those Mr. Kissinger says he hopes Latin America lay the lumber on him." as they say) it lines mean. presumably cut across several Income tax tax to submit an official opinion with regard to my If they cannot, then they should resign, or be brackets), only 15 per cent indicated they would serve as a "laboratory" for the kind of relations the way to the Roller Derby. One must pause here 10 demands made upon the sheriff's of Seminole forced out of office by appropriate legal action, spend the United States wants to build with the developing describe the Roller Derby adequately: It is and rebate on new purchases. Orange Coun ties to enforce the provisions of commercial guerrilla activity, I shall move forward toward that end! Third World. If that means winking at the mischief Ex is ting debts would be paid off by 30 per cent Sections of the Florida criminal De. Merle E. Parker and 27 per cent planned to put It all Into savings. Dr. Paul WcLsa a Catholic University cvJe, which concern the sale of tobacco to of Fidel Castro, and turning the most vital Another per cent said they would save some waterway in the Western Hemisphere over to a academic who has written a volume on the minors. Shameful Action and spend some. philosophy of sport, says pastimes like " government that has shown its W. A second request for an opinion as to the It Is questionable whether it really matters sympathy for were Invented out of virtuous need but like 'bligat1ons of sheriffs to enforce Section 859.97 Castro-style revolution, then this is one laboratory We are writing In regard to the shocking poetry, have been vulgarized. He understates It. was made to you by Sheriff John Polk of abuse of a what people would do with their 1974 tax rebates beautiful picnic area at Lake Carola, experiment th at could blow up in our face. and the extra income they will have by virtue of The other evening, the middleweight boxing Seminole County, both by telephone and by letter Mellonville Park. a tax cut for 3975. a mon th ago. Still no reply. champion of the galaxy, a chap named Roberto We are sure it Is not a Sanfordite. If some spend It on day-to-day living expenses, I am fully aware that your office, and that of In, knocked an olonent unconscious for No one born here or living here could possibly this would at least put the money and state attorneys in the State of destroy what reall y belongs to th Immediate hour, then boasted: "U I had been in em in such circula tion a nd would help Florida such sectors of the norm are "political plums" widely fashl. ,hewotthlhave goretothe morgue soug economy as the food and clothing ht after by those who appear to be more , No one In their sight mind could receive instead of the hospital." Vulgarization? WatThe Social Security Admlnlstrathrn is doing Its bit 10 If others used It Primarily to payoff debts this co ncerned wi th political expediency than with "pleasure" In such destruction, ctdng a boxing match Is often the same resolve the Illegal alien problem. would swe ll the amount of funds in the hands of as honor, integrity and justice. We are fairly new to Sanford and watching someone kick his dog. so proud knders be made available Byt igteningupUiepsf or securing 5j We have only to look at the scandal in the of what the ladles and gentlemen of this to for others wanting number, the agency has given credibility to the Identifying COIflTo be sure, there are those who'd buy season highest court in this toborrowso that they can buy things like cars State to tell us what erosion munity have done and are planning to do to add and refrigerators digits as evidence of U.S.citizenship. Doubtful employers in the tickets to dog . kicking. Some fam In the realm has taken place in the Judicial system of Florida. to the "natural beauty" of this lovely city. future should be able to rely more extensively on the system in enjoy anything with stench, so long as there are If still other s banked all or part of it, this too Diligence, competence and integrity are We are angry and brokenhearted over this crcezng potential employes. would increase the supply of lending capital, odds. If a tiger kills a man, as Shaw said, it's conspicuous by their absence In the judiciary terrible abuse and cruelty. Now Congress must be persuaded to pass a perfectly terrible, but if a man kills a tiger it's sport. which Is desperately needed in the depressed It Is and in law enforcement agencies in this State! reasonable bill providing stiff penalties for employers who these fans, as much as anything else, K.C. housing industry. who I now serve notice upon you, and upon the knowingly hire illegal aliens to ork for them, dema nd the worst from a thletes. They are sheriffs and the state attorneys of Seminole and P. S. We think It should be left as found for awhile Only if Americans planned to hide the moiey so people can,see the destruction and ponder. morbid voyeurs, some of them without whose Orange cou nties that I shall wait no later In a cookie jar or under the floor or just sit and than admire it, would it be cause for Concern and support sport owners and participants would be April 10, 1975. to begin Mandamus and other drudging away at time-clock jobs. 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Brantley split into the Reds and The Lake Brantley Blue 880the Blues, yard relay, sprint medley relay The result was a high school and mile relay teams won. track victory for the Blues over New SiTlyrna ROACh in a meet ' Monday at Lake Brantley High School. Lake RrntIey Blue (B) I?. New ___ L ues Brantley Rees (R) 241: Shot puW amassed 87 points, New Williams(B) 149. Davis (B) 44 Srnvrna Beach had 45 and the Chapman (fl) 413 Dikus Lak\I3rantle Reds finished (n i 1, Calhoun IR llS1'a, W'Itiams (ft) 1090. 120 High Hur with 4i t. Wes' Stanley Marty Williams of the Blues ie15,r won the shot putt with a tm of Morrison (R) 5 10. Grant (6) S II I 46-feet, nine-Inches and Henry (N) 102 Lloyd (8) 1)0 Cotter (B) Stanley also of the Blues, won 11.2. Longiump, stanity(Bl7olli, the 120-yard high hurdles in 15.7 Wadly (N) 197, young (N) 53', and the long jump with a leap of 20-feet, 8'--tnches. 5:035. ISO Relay; 8 1:351, N . Jeff Morrison of the Blue. he high jump with Harper (al " an effort of five-feet, 10-inches, (at - AL -- - -- - '. - ::: - - - ~ __ - *A 1 -- -- _4111111hk_ . 11 -= % -ic.."i . v5ww __rMft 1.* .aVr1_1 -. " - .. - - &S" . ,* '- Montreal's Su er Bid .' , v*- - I . __ ijjj6A~~ V ~ i - Z" ~_ ~__r ~ ~5~;W ri __ For - ~_ -ARN201--P WMW ___ _. i .- F . - - - ~=~_ ile 1 __ __ __ 10 yard run in 2:07,6. ______ 2: 17 6 Sprint Medley Relay, 0 2 075 N 72) 7 720 Dash W:dIy (N) ?J 4S.BucPanan(B)25OyoflQ(N) 253 TwoMlic Run Lyons 1W ~. _~ ~ - . i .. -_ - Ll- . .-_ _ x .- ..- - - - - - __ ' op L.. (.1 nsing - * 1a11,1 *iui) . -- - - - I . - 0- . - - - - -, _ --- - K torn 2b Dwayne Gray and Jeff Brockway provided the of. fens-l-b-c pun.-!a and Jeff Adnihr c liollifield the mound power ( Seminole Junior College - _._ . jli.i% z-~-IA# dumped Lansing Communi Havenlb 9W 1 *~f~ -~ ---College 5-0 Monday in a s,humy it _____ 51mon i baseball at SJC's field 2 0 0 0 -'- , - ~. U - , 0 3 0 0 0 1 o o o .. __ . __ __ ~_ - --- - _ - = ___ __ - __ ~ ._ - __ - _ - __ - - _. _ - --fl ~_ __ __ - -7 = iw __% vx~%-r__ ____ . - I _. ______ P. - -.______ - _ ~_ ~~_ ~ .: ~_ iw;-. - - - - - - . . SJC's field. The game.s start at 1 p.m. _____ Nu:I0 si _& - R H at Jacom 1b Flro<kvvay if i(noIIdh 3 rvansdh ZurkuMen R MCDOn&Idpr n rt l, C0 oao 0 0 0 Id 3 ooo A-W _$*"fGray walked, Gary Jacobs Total$ , ~_ Allki6w-, stroked one of his two singles Lansing '° a Brockway si in a 130 sox-$ double to right centerfield to OP clear the bases. L ansing The win pushed tlie Raiders' Seminole#; 20 Zurkehlen. RrcKk F - ~ I record to &5. SJC battles St. *Ay. HR GrAy, SH Nerntiti. *, M~$ ~qr in a Skelton. -- _____ ______ AS - - -- _.__1 ___ - ___ - SEMINOLE - f - _______ - the mound. Gray gave flollifield all the runs he needed in the third inning when he beltedahso-run - -" ' - home run over the ieftfield "i fence Steve James singled to - - _____ - iiiim~ MiN0610 - I ,, A* - ___ ~_~_ -.1-d-115IR~ ______ - ~ - _________ _________ ~ __ - _~ _____ . ________________ -*- - - ; ~ - --- striking out 11 and walking four. He has struck out 27 _-_ ~ M ~= __ =__ - ---ME-% - - I - __ - - - - _tz~ - 11 srhAtl (I Totalt -, -- . Gldsln7b 3 0 1J () IP H R ER 88 SO McNamara ftC 1) HoMfleld (W 2 7) 3 1 2 or meet in the 9 p.m., EDT,second tourney mJght be picketed be. (likrlUILiti(,tI to bi Frances Boyd of.Seminole Itaps en Ieu - Sem ino e o es yman, a e Howe • . . . - '• ' p- i Luit liii) I I I L) I' I SS - i a Seminole record time of ti'nceptof the athlete is one whose Intellect barely extends beyond the ability to scratch both armpits at once while emitting pleasurable yelps It is part of American lore, from Alibi Ike to Yogi Berra. "When people first meet me," Miami Dolphin fullback Larry Csonka once said, "they're surprised to find that I Jon't walk with my knuckles dragging on the ground.st • 4 i 1 OR INK 'L' T'!! Wy 17-92. At 436, * I'll 'a" ó.99Iu14I5f'IIiji1J. TUD' THREE nS 'L' - SUNRISE RIVERS - 1 . I am, QUAIL CREEK GRIVELET MUSIGNYU. iff 900 7 YEAR ITS 5.7 SOUSION • MEXICAN PULL 10 PROOF a - 1.111 501 ASST ;A A _r_. A 9 TIF101 WHISKY 2.99 860 ROYA Ity BOURBON QUAIL j,j CREEK OO GI'I °'° 1011* GIN LONDON TOWER 940 . I GRANTS Von" ~ 8 YR. SCOOTCH IMP SCOTCH ABC 6 YR. B CRARMES IMP. TEQUIIA e KY. VODKA KY. GIN I I -111' 101,01 Ky stillo STANLEY ~ AX Perf ect Nolan Ryan is already in lateseason form ... and where Ryan left off late lot !ea-Ton was with a no-hitter It came against the Mini. nesiota Twins in his final 1974 start arid was the third no-hitter Ryan's Monday, the California fireballer made his __ r perfect innings, striking out three, as the Angels defeated the Cleveland IndIans 5-3 in an exhibition baseball game. , As if that news wasn't I ominous enough for American I League batters, Ryan had sonic I more bad tidings for them. "My arm feels better this 4 spring than it eer has," basei ball's strikeout king said. "it felt strong the first day I came -. to camp. I'm very pleased with I -,4 ~ the effort, especially since I ;~ ; '. thing resembling a game in over a week. One of niv goals off to a fast thisseasonis to start" ti S vialks R ho pitches in his three-inning stint and 2.1 of them were strikes - £wiriuim 5.49 Casselberr - ' TEQUILA ii sti By The #Ujioclated Press a COMFO1T '' HARVEY'S T -. - , IMP-SCOTCH b 91 I 4 iiiiiiiiii _____ V ' I ll~ C . -ARF11111EW i Gillum 1100 medley relay (L) 2 11 1, 7 735 Rerun to have been born for --the twls of ignorilnee to cher s paraphernalia is termed He unabashedi) read comi; books, and un4lbashedl3 enjoyed them. (.While other memlx-rs of the Yankees were closet comic book readers.) AclassIcstoryofthesp .t3bruteconcerns Berra . He ,I notorious bad-ball hitter. As a rookie In 1947 he was told by his manager. Bucky Harris, before a trip to the plate,.'Yogi. think when you're up there." Berra struck out. dugout happened asked Harris as Yogi returned to the L ".' - Unitas and Berra were two of our finest athletes and both ,Aithstoo,d reputations for dunibnessi. Had Berra not been so terrific a baseball player for the New York Yankees. he may have been a total national #'-. .-: Flamm IS) 171. Richardson is) II 9. Connell IL) 119 ' _________________________________________ has transcended from caveman coutures to peacock frocks. Athletes have seemingly changed as dresticaily as the times, thereby destroying our comfortable cliches. Which is why, perhaps, such interest, such introspection, such, in. deed, Joy. clutched sports fans when Terry Bradshaw'js cranium became so topical during Super Bowl days. Slrtielt were r9rripart frip0inning Pittsbugh Steeler quarterback Bradshaw's brilliance in leading a football team to empyrean heights. That he was so capable may disappointed or delighted, depending on one's own lights, but it did not surprise some. Including Johnny Unitas and Yogi Berra. A Illight be .stupid ill other things." said Berra, "but I don't think I'm so stupid in bast'billl- I've studied it, and I think I fl)% personnel • . '' N - S "Skip." said Berra, A can't think and hit at the sam e t. linirra , •f was participating in (he recent American Airlines Celeb rity Golf Tournament. A told [lucky thatall I could do at the Plate was watch the ball," said Berra, lie eventu.tilly did it well enouph to m C I C a Hall i'f Faint' Bc' later became a manager and tstheonly man toever lead teamstope,mantsf bothmajor k.igucs the Yankees and the New York Mets, the team he . 0Z ~y • - . - - Athletiec 597 ' 0 - IMP , - - - Su e Bowl IL fs i Ifltt*di l! titk Oflt of Saturday's .nii UU istul lloicr, a ll that has been never btcn field in d city which with the 1976 Olympic Games resolved and the Provincial does not have an NFI, fran. firial berths in this 38-year-old team field. route to a win In the high jump. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) by bidding for football's 1977 Parlimentary Commission has chise, an official said that classic, the oldest of the postne picketing was avertpd, super bowl, given us i blessing to carry would not be detrimental to season basketball tourneys. In though, and on Monday Jackson Jerry Snyder, the Olympic on.$$ the 7 p.m. opener, Pittsburgh 0 Montreal's bid. met with Garden President 5tluit coordinator, will make plays Providence. Being built for the Olympics Conuiiissioner Pete Hozelle Michael Burke and Peter the city's bid to the National is a domed stadium to hold 73,- of the NFL did emphasise that The two other semi-finalists Carlesimo of Fontham UnjFootball League's annual meet- 000 people, so Montreal joins the bid by Montreal for the will be determined Thursday versity, chairman of the NIT ing today. It will be the only bid Los Angeles, Miami, New Or- Super Bowl must not be con. night when Oral Roberts Faces Selection Committee. from an area that doesn't bave leans, Houston, Dallas and fused with any possibility of the Oregon and Princeton .akes on And Jackson said he had rean NFL team Pasadena, Calif., in bidding for league expanding to that city. South Carolina. celved assurances that at least 1*0 To reports that ,Montreal the 197" i Super Bowl. The 1976 Super Bowl will be But for now, there's more at one black school will receive an might be in trouble holding the "We want to get prestigious held in Miami and selection of stake that merely another step invitation to future tourna. 01)7npics, Snyder replied, -The events for our stadium," Sny- the 1977 site becomes the first toward the NIT crown as far as ments, that athletic directors talk began because we ran into der explained. "events in major item of business of the Manhattan and St. John's are from two black schools will l' labor troubles. We went port.s, culture or any nature. five-day annual meeting of the concerned. For them it's the elected to the selection coinThe Seminole High School 17.8. Lyman's Anita Cleveland Se,ninole won the 880-yard through the labor problems last Not only will that let Montreal NFL. Estimates are that the "championship" of the city mittee and that the New York girls defeated I,yma. , . and Lake won the 10yard dash in 12.0 in a rc, fall and that was when the ru- people see such events, but it Super Bowl boosts the economy that's up for grabs. -These kids chapter of Operation PUSH will -ord time of 3:01.5. Howell in a three-team high and Kim Logsdon of Lyman Cynthia Barrington Debra mors developed that we will help defray costs of the of the ht city by at least $30 have known each other a long have a hand in promoting fu. school track meet Tuesday at prevailed in the mile run in Coleman, Bryson and Boyd of wouldn't be able to hold the Stadium. We have an exciting million, time," says Lou Carnesecca, ture - NITs. Seminole. 7:08.0. Seminole won the 440-yard Seminole r egistered 887 Seminole's 880-yard relay relay in 5 00 points, Lyman recorded a y AB 49'i 12,, YR. KY. team of Shiela Johnson, Marie Cleveland of Lyman AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ABC 6 YR. Y ARE OLD and Lake Huwell finished with Williams, Debra Whitney and dominated the 2m ard dash in . aic 16,518 III 1109 ogi TOM SIMS 31. Gail Murray won in 1:55.9 to 28.0 and Lyman's 880-yard in. sas -. 1fD 0 PREMIUM WISER 10 YR. , &rninole took firsts in every establish a Seminole record, I OP CLIIIANU IMP CANADIAN medley relay team triumphed CANADIAN eld event, Frances Boyd Katrina Dvorsky of Lyman in 2:17.1 after Seminole's team I" STANLEY tsed the putt 31-feet, 11. took the 440-yard dash in 68.6 was disqualified for an tinvv lIE PLACE GREEN F S DAY SALE TUES THRU SAT, MAR 22ND CLAN inches, Ann Grieme threw the and Sharon Richardson of proper exchange. £ HORSE up .2&. O.F.C. l"f' MACGREGOR BACA C dIscus 78-feet, seven-Inches, CA NADIAN IMP. SCOTCH NIM !YIJIDAYPrnCIs SCOTCH AMITO'IHLOWPf • UGHTOa01.UM[ Karen Louwsma won the ft. 750 CiA LUG Mi5A Isuc PIM1 71" t2 _____________ ularill 11511.4 silL 111411 7 AS ILA SuG 1U*ji WHOLISAIE CASE LIST ball throw at 186-feet, five. ahl a cs 499 QUA" 111; aw 111 inches, Sheila Bryson leaped 15. Seminole IS) 141 i, Lyman ILI 100 Oath - Cleveland IL) 120. feet, four-inches in the long 49'-. Lake HOwell (LH ,)l. Shot Frank (LII) 12 1. : Boyd (5) I? 9 Mite QUEEN ANNE STANLEY II Jwnp and Boyd swed four. Putt: Boyd IS) 31-11. Boykin (S) 3i 4, run* Logsdon (L) 7:06,0. Ford (LH) ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES *1IIU ?DuuI -l 1i26 86# Kyr BLEND f, 71 1114111 SCOTCH Griene (S) 2$ D'scui. Gr,eme (Si 9Q0 feet, six-Inches in the high o. Helmt (Li 7:530, Iso relay; CERTIFIED r2.si . is 1. Boykin tsi 76 1, Kain ILI 72 3 ; FA III 1: 35 9. LH I - 50 0 440 dash: Dvorsky so --S 1 67 IMP. TEGUILA I&CAJO I.V ALL $4 616 . Fletcher (S) Bathr-. ,n (LII) 1714 . Griee Bryson's performance in oil wo W N1 JACQUIN rum MP r stni. IS) 703 &O relay 5 561,1C4*5 QUAIL CREEK SS * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park HEDGES Itu-I 64 High (ur.ip Boyd (SI 4 6. Flamm 3.11.5. 770 daSh- Cleveland it I 7*0 Deena Flamm of Seminole I '% , oattering In recent years. fie has always gone to college, but only recently has he attended clam, too. He studies the stock market with the lust he once reserved for ogUng the box -wore after a 3-for4 batting day. He has leanied that his . - - "I".4 _ w NL - Raiders . . - P4 - .- . . -- - ReIAy 11 I 37 1977 HONOLULU IAPj - Mon. Games or would have to tone facility." - mile run in 4 555, Tim Forgue the oftheRedsprevailem440}ard dash In 55 1 and Greg ye,ar to be invited back. And if The N IT i Iself was they're really good, they'll end with becoming a battleground up being called champions of of sorts recently when the Rev. tlk! National Invitation Tournainent. ation PUSH I People United to - ~i~ . Don Prudhomme, 33, of Granad, third victory in the last four major national events and the tenth title of h career by king Funny Car with a time of 6.52 seconds and speed of 172.74 mph in his 1975 Mazda. The victory as worth $11,000. Torn Prock of Utica, N.Y., making h first appearance in the finals of a major event, was unable to complete his final run beca use ofa breakdown in his l975 Dodge Sport. Pro Stock honors went to Bob Glidden of Greenwood, Ind., when runner up Wayne Gapp of Lavonla, Mich., was disqualified for a false start. Glidden's Slustang was timed in 8.96 seconds at 0 152.80 mph. Wait Weney of Spring City, Pa., took Pro Camp in his Herni. Chrysler dragster when the Chrysler dragster of Steve Loche Gaithersburg, .Nil]. broke on the starting line. Weney had a time of 15.82 seconds and 45.15 mph. In Competition, the 23T roadster of Joe Williamson of Louisville, Ky., was timed in 8.93 seconds at 149.25 mph to 8.68 seconds and 152.28 mph for the Chevrolet dragster of John Baines of Louisville, Ky. Rich Leal of North Ridge, Calif., in a 1975 Duster, took Modilied with 9.67 seconds and 141.28 mph to 10.59 seconds and 12765 * mph fer Jerry.M:irq=rt of New Paris, Ind., In a 19G4 Qjrvelte. Judy [illy of Uttleton,Colo., took Super Stock In a 1974 Duster with Ume of 11.35 seconds and speed of 117. mph. Runnep Bernie Agaman of Bayonne, N.J., was timed in 10.43 Seconds and at 128.93 mph in a 1971 Corvette. tm _~_ 7 . - 4 wl~,_.1;1_1::~.1~1_, .q V~~== - - -- : ( IILI of - a ::: 14 - - * a n - ~_ ere ruesweresimple. You lot of games in a row an(IeVcn. tan College and St. John's Uni- cnachoftheftedrnen. "Th ey've pl yed gain. You tuafl)sornebod) called YOU a %er-but , they're in played in grade school. hJ4gh lost ou had to wait your champ. I I1rak -~1~_. mat rL~ V s.ifW: :W a --7_~ -__ U I 'T THE basketball playground, school and the schoolyard :~ on-two in the basketball play. turn to be picked again. if you . .r 1. They're still New York kids, ,Madison Square Garden. leagues." . 1Z.- - ai 'nds of New York City. were really good, You played a these Youngsters from Manhat. . - ._t And as almost any graduate And the rules haven't -..kb, - -a ~ !f-_ 4 . -- I can tell you, open-air basket ba11 - -j.'r-~,-, - - S t) - - 4 ~Z~.21 - ru K &a HAS t nrysler-p,owered dragster of Tom Toler has enabled Dale Funk to capture Top Fuel honors in the Gatornational drag races at , Gainesville Raceway. . 1(~~e, Funk. a . I KY., earned $)0,600 Monday when his Chrysler -2 ! - - I - - - ._1 __ I _e - %~-%fi,1%. 1r- V. -5 'r ,., . ~- _ _ %64 , , --I, ~ il . ML_Amwt VT -I - r it - e, J I-AM11I Wi - 1W 2 - - Z - % , 1. 9 Y.-A 1Q. I— - I 17 -.9-wo 4 Z - ler 4 I To Madison Suare Gade Is - Ii ii L I . W .'r IndianaRemains Atop Cill9e H:T_1 I ffAZ-J:M6]F.JJ9Jf4.'~~ 01. . = Of COICH 549. 6195 499'.' 5795 STAtEY l,,p CANADIAN CERTIFIED BRANDY ,41 of. 12 YR MCMENRY . OUART MR. ED 4 YEAR of' Poll By The Associated Press Indiana. UCLA, Lousiville and Maryland. first-round winners in the !CAA tournament last Saturday, retained their top four positioris today in The Associated Press College Basketball Poll. But Marquette, a IIrst-round loser, nose-dived from fifth tolothplaceandclemson,I4thaweekago,lostintheflrst round of the ,National Invitation Tournament in New York ,Ind fell completely out of the rankings. To the surprise of abolutely nobody, Indiana's un. beaten Hoosiers, who walloped TexasEl Paso 78-53 in their NCAA regional opener, rec , votes for 820 points from the nationwide panel of sports ri ers a oa cas ers sior I '. 459...,51, 75 01- CERTIFIED SCOTCH 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER,.. ROYAL DELUXE 389 Id!• 4495 IMP FAINCH BRANDY'" 699,,. 7950 WART BUILOCH LACE CERTIFIED 6 YEARS OLD 3 .. 14W 56.9b OUART ROYAL CASTLE 01. WATERFKL & FW1ER.','#" w* " 6.49 - - is-m,14 - -_ 95 868 OIS DEVONSHIRE __ i.L 4 -6 CERTIFIED MR. ED. -_ . BIL I V* %(:it- A H, 49 9S CASE *.ur - CANADIAN 949 0 ' I Wo 94"Ca J*110-.1% D 1 LONDON - @ DRY GIN A -&-Ik. LW R.. .f,&-- BEEFEATER F IMP sH 940GIN -_ _. ,w,CAIIADIA4 "4. "AnT Petty NASCAR Frontrunner I I DAYTONA BEAQ1, Fla (AP) - Richard Petty'!; %ictory in last weekend's Southeastern 500 race of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing NASCAHI has strengthened his lead in tASCAR s point I - _-~- GRAND AWARD Lit •I Liu 15 YR. CAIA' LEATHE 1110111111111 Coll 709911" BONDED DECANTER 3•5THS 19 95 WORLD S FINEST LIGHT SCOTCH 67 95 CASE I t€G( CERTIFIED Top . SCOTCM *110 CASt 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4.9 9 ','," 6 1 .29 ABC PRE' lum L - I It HOLLAND OIADA : , CI LWA C"tIpAr.itil CM I Milts n 11 (Ilk CI it 2.49 E lk "' it. 'i' • WHISKEY SOUR "AST flfl c %W141 cioRiMoslo n ' CUBES 2e49 O."U" " 2.11111,10 STH I HOUSE MIXERS * "O"'S", 1 095 V S 0 P COGNAC 9 69' ?' IMP FRANCE MR. BOSTON _ BAR GUIDE t(4( ' 2 *ItIpjS CHAMPAGNE GLASSES B . LOWEST PRICES ON LENTEN WINES SM111110V 1"llfiftl I A TA - MONTREAL I AP) - Playoff time in the Natiorial Hockey Iclgu e is getting closer every day and try a he I " 9 VODKA • RUM JACQUIN 3. 88. a MARTINI e MANHATTAN C:1110 MAI I D#iin lilams t1._-_... _ 8 YR. -tl' " I VVHISXY BEER '''t -2 99 " &M - - __ REP EATER CLuB COCKTAILS '' L '7!T_ O ""n'.'sm NiLr __AI IMP. TEGUILA OLD CANADA STLEGER STANLEY I SCOTCH ---'* J.T.S. BROWN 111111lucal ( IMPSCOTCH 1'OCAII Al L '1 BUTLER " S OLD CERTIFIED MEXICO It ..,, a The Randleman, N.C.. star, five-time NASCAR Grand National champion now has 842 points. Bennie Parsons of Ellerbe, N.C., finished second Sunday and jumped from fourth to second in digs with 713 points. Parsons leads Grand National money mrinurs %iiiih $49,510 after five races this season. e , -FLORIDA 'k#1 CI Ul"01 - "111111 N (JUI tIG141 PI"tlV 1 .1' OLD 4-4 I,"" " ', ".WL" 9 SPRINGS OW? CA%&04A% WHITE f Nil A MR. ED VODKA - 0 11h.1- . 4695 øt' i GIN RUM-VQQ 4995 IACOIiIN SIOE GIN , . 319 I.-@ 49 95 4,49 K [0 x[NIUCKy Bif. NO 359 -.-. 4195 OT. CERTIFIED 110 7 '"Kil 3 , 15n 62.95 86.8c CANA01AN PREMIUM 599 ., 68 95 90~ GIN KN IGHTSBRIOGE 3,59 -,6195 WISER 15 YR. CANADIAN 8ON0899... 9950 MR 10 KY GIN tfl'i 3 , 5 49.61.95 OT IFWS -66-- I"") 40 95 s' 10 4295 3 ul? 61.95 UT. CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR 519 6195 JACOUIN RU 65-88 CANADIAN SUNSET ,= - 449,.. 49.95 SIANLEy Ky. VODKA . --- 5.694---, 5 99 "&It 69-95 IMP SCOTCH KY GIN RUM PUIATO RICO S IIII(ST ' 17, in .=,.rZ W,!11 i 13111M 77-1-7 O%LYAC, OASA ?I%tPI0A?,Iqt C0-1IIk0L(10'.h:%l CILtAm1p,,I" 14 - - - 13 04"J RiMHis if r t -, ,. .-- -. - - ____ --- ______ _ I I r • 99 - -1 -. - �IA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Mar. 11, 1973 ________________ _________ ____________ Legal Notice SAC'P4O R E BOA R D Im Philadelphia at (nago Detroit Atlanta V1. Kansas City Omaha at Kansas City Buffalo t Houston Phoenh at Golden State 'ors. at Los Angeles Miksavkvc at Portland Wednesday's Games Orleans at Philadelphia Boston lit WlithtflglOfl New York at Phoenix M,twliuIicf at Seattle ion - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOL E COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 73329-CA 41.0 In re: The Marriage E 11—Instructions — - Seminole 322 - 2611 ___18—Help Bartender s' Sch61, Cayand 1119h1 classes. Call anytime 33 fl70. CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 _________________ Salesman experience. 37? 170 !ianted _________________________ ABA Standings ' - _ - bedroom, 2 bath, oaraoe, central air & heat, drapes, rdhmg Kitchen furnished Convenient location 27307*3 Villas RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES _. - 29—Rooms __ , * Unfurnished YV/W Shag Carpet * Range-Refrig erat or * Dish washer. Disposal * Clothes Washer. Dryer * Recreatjonag Building CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO _____ ______ READ YOUR CL.AyI( lED AD * Heated Pool Apartments Unfurnished * 1-2 Bedroom FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1120 Florida Ave 373 6450 ____________________ , -: -. 31 —Apartments Furnished __ ' t . Lake Jennie - APARTMENTS 1-7 BEDROOM APIS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS fill 323-0742 ', - -1~4 or 322.0532 1,1164 oll:..." I ,,,,,, TOr INSURANCE AGENCY I rmisher in all seven Suthern 'There has been no report (Seat) Publish - March lS,35, April p,$ 1973 Ocean Racing Conference available on the position of fow' DEL-106 events bu t was down in OasBentrsnt since th ra ce standings after handicaps. began. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUITOF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR .tEETiNGS IPM-7ndanddh Thursday Each Month A Fine r4 Community JOIN OUR GROWING LIST - i?,., ~ .,/I* I' 1 I . " tO F SATISFIED 1111L A"11 RADIAL TIRE DRI VERSa Lenny CA 23-F West F u- ry ,(c,n & ',,,t ADOPTION GainsH n o Regular at7.1S M IN RE: Adoptionof KEVIN PATRICK FRITZ and XE IT H MICHAEL F RITZ. or ________________ Homes 11 -. '. . '."s,I , NOTICE OF ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS athlete at Lyman, alt-ended TO; ROBERT Seminole Junior CoUege and APODER, *hose residence is Coach of the Year by the school. He was an outstanding low _ smooth iide, the pr.cIs. steering control, the gas economy, the long tread lit., the puncture prot.ctlon, thi las) handling, th. fast starts, the short stops, thw all-weather traction, th. dependability. Michelin 'X' the original steel-belted radial cf you Coaches offered by 714 Art "Matt" School cagers to is -3 record Gale, and daughter, Shannon, pa'rticularty.in care of Mrs Virginia Piconso Matthew this season and winning the Broder). iiiO S Orlando all this plus ore thing 111015, sontthlng you can't got wit # any other radial tire -over a quarter century " " of proven road performance. Stop thinking about radius anti start onjoying RACINO them. 806 Let us Install a set of Michelin 'X' steel-belted radial* on your car today. Think rc1t:i!. - Braider (Mother of Robert Francis live in Metier, Ga, r X - I - ( Ave, Apt IF, Maitland. Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Petition for the Adoption of v(VlPi PATRICK RROD[R and KEITH MICHAEL BRODER. has been filed by POflIP T DAVID (14117, (hr triatter uI said minor Children and the Petitioner, herttn In the Circuit Court of Seminole County, iIofd,, You are hereby required to file in tt Office of the Clerk of the Said Court. in the Smi,-ola County Counthcuie, Sanford. Florida, on or rv-fnre the 7 -ui na uI Apr;, A 1) fluine's's Meeting 2nd Monday 2000 ClubHCuui'. 3 p m (iaUy (Closed fl.nqn 1 t'.rsj,j, 2IY) V F' W I 0,050 ?OOCOOCOIrODI- C.assefbrmry. 'a • A' ' - - - -----------________ - fret. canoe 8. fishing 2 bedroom, ;r, irpeling On S(ti,s*.Wriiva River 323 4470 or see at CAMP SEMINOLE 1W available ,v'iu,,x iv i ,uw 4 AGE CARRI CJ)VE state RL 427, 2.3 inflei east of 17-9 h. Sanford (305) fl3-81601 cMariner Al Jim Hunt Realty l Park Dr. ALIOP uui,air ake Mary area. 575.500Icr, peavuni mu OW ftik Where the , -,:- -------I natives are f 'tendlj BARGAIN HUNTER* riced for quick sale No qualifying 3 yrs old. I bdrm l's baths, central air & heat, carpels. drapes Only 570.500 Low down. low mnnlhly Call $31 127?, 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished Free Boating To All Apartment Residents Large Swimming Pool Captain's Clubhouse 323-8670 . . - -' - - your part.thne job, aid as It wears out he should replace It at no cost to you. 10. You should be covered by $20,000 worth N0VJ 73 / 4% 30 year mortgages of life Insurance. with only 5% down! 11 You should receive a retirement plan that will assure you a check each month after 4P I 1, . _."JNffiEEV19WV__n1 UNTRY GENEVA Nice 7 bedroom 1970 mobile home on 21 , res with lots of goodies. in Iuding pond, pi(nic table, utility sheds, completely fenced for 'ouses Only 517,500 11611116 Al THE SEAMS? This 3 droom. 11 , bath, 7 story older orne may be lust what you need 'deal for growing family Large 'oonis, cherry fireplace, separate lining room, new kitchen, wall to NAII carpet, nice I bedroom cot nor for Income or quest in( Iuctr-d 511 thI's and more (or 149,500 Call or more information Central Flor,da's IIJITIPLE LISTING REAL 1014 4991 19195 French e 377 7)74 1?? 1496 377 7541 THESE 1' baths. with (rrtrat he-.it and Owner will negolia'e $73 9(j) Convenient Location Oulet area I bedrooms, P1 bath years old Owner neeot to m o $22,900 ClIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Steniper Realty THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD I CONDITIONS. IF YOU ARE IN I ;~.: Geneva J"w L''u"ur1 )Ov.JJ )CC an ill Lake Dot Dr or call 323 533) after 1pm 65—Pets-Su pp lies 14 GTO Bucket Seats, 4 Speed 'iursttrans .aood shao& 5500 ifl Uui iJ vardtoo Roth 0*j desire, I on Itt' flti náf 11995. or best offer. 6606490 or 34 17*5 Chc-, ii. nrwc,o,j St,st,ori 1,195 or be-St offer. 66-44190 or 734 1788 3 Chevy Hatchback. 3 speed, -xceptionally clean, 55,995. Call )uane McGuire, 337 1631 Dealer 1969 Jeep Wagoneer V $. At. Verv nice .tlSm - -- - . Shaded yard, lovely home-, ri area 3 bedrooms. 7 bath's D cu on Qualifying See it' You'll love Reg Peat Estate Broker 377 1301 7610 Hiav,.,thn Ave at 17 ;, G P. U P7) BUICK Le Sabre, 4 Door Idan, One Owner, AT, PS, PB, ir - 69—Stamps-Coins $1795 ____________________________ _________________________ 73 FORD Terms Coops, One wner, AT, PS, PS, Air, Low iiteage WE BUY AND SELL GOLD ALE: 3",7"1 - 42—Mobile Homes w i 73 OLDS Vista Cruiser, a Pass., T. PS, PB, Air $3195 - 73 HORNET Hatchback, One visor, 6 Cyl., AT, PS, Air ________________________________________________________ - $2195 Auction 2 OPEL Rally., One Owner, 4 red. Radio Saturday i P M. Open daily 10 S. We buy, sell, trad ROBSOP4 MARINE 2921.Hwy. 17 92 'J22-596I GREGORY MOBILE HOMES amn0orive Sanford3fl 3700 $2695 COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER So. DeB.aryFleaMarket 4 miles north on 17.97 303 668 3044 INVENTORY CLEARANCE. $ee. for the best deal on a new horn I GMC TRUCKS Wanted to buy used office Vurnitm., Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cass berry. Hwy. 1797 1331706. Women's clothes, uruav rI only. il OUi5 Catholic Sharing Center, $ I? MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Rag. Real Estate BroIl S1495 U OLDS Cutlass, 4 Door, Lew teega, AT, PS, I18, Air Stan's Auction tAj. 151'; M1. E!I'O b-I 327.9759 S1995 P1 CHEVROLET Caprice ups, Low Mileage, AT, PS, I, Air Moving your mobile home? He truck, with travel. Also roc coating 1, set up. 2735470, $1795 wuiv iuFliiiure Xl or steel desks (executive desk chairs, secretarial desks & ldirs, Straight chairs, filing birsess. as is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S Casseiberry, 17.97,5)0'4206 12'xlO' Assume Payments 2 Bedrooms. 43—Lots-Acreage POSSESSED r,,noriar Of LOUt Ab In Sat lord. HermIts Trail, Altan,onl Springs. Both large wooded lot $ 30 6061; $311170 After Hours $1295 76—Auto Parts Reconditioned Batteries, 152.91 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. PRESTIGUOUS 74tc)((ycIes Motorcvc'e lnsurarw-g. BLAIR AGENCY ressograpls 1000 repossessed, Ill in crates. For information call 24S76 or 423 I902, May be seen at 04 N. Orange Blossom Trail. between 3rd 1. ith at Van Burt Ave. 3 blks south •i scPnel I Bellucci. 1552 Louis. St I DODGE Station Wagon, 8 Isenger, AT, PS plan, sleeps 6. air, awning, many extras 13.500. 323 201$. FFICE FURNITURE. Excellent indition. Assortment of desk and airs, oval cc,oferrcice table with chairs For further information It $62 2576 or 423 1902. May be em at 170.6 N Orange Blossom 'all you desire acreage, I have II Large or small tracts from 51,7( ocr acre un T.r.w PiAll, _____________________________-_ 1911 Honda 550 Make offer. After 3239507 - (1 BUSINESS DRECTORY flVT', *JI iflC iiT EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY eautifui Country Acreage Acres near Paola Home cleared property, deep well. Florida living Call Ken Sandon JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 322-6457 17—Real_Estate Wanted MAITIAtIO I LEA MART iHey ilt7 Open Sat 111, Sun 9 139 2920 rnond pendant with sterhir ver chain, will sell for St rious rod's and reels Ca f we-en 1 7. 373 5317 ~' Accounting - Lawn Care Tax Returns, 70 yr's experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Points., Call 377-7143 anytime. ITUII,U1NU, HtMUUtLINIi n r nn ft • r Personal Tax Service No.2 East Rd., 17 92 SiC Entranre P Panst'ottom, 3fl 1199 4., RESIDENTIAL REMODELINC COMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES New Commercial Industrial Design Construction Fen1ncirc Ccrd.tOriflQ. Ar Refrigeration lnst.itl and Repair. Dykes. 3771177 He,ltinct, t.&L LAWN SERVICE tan ups. thatching, weeding. "ulcls. light hat,,Iinq 373 035$ %InJII rt.,rnS 'sIt or Classified Act brings big Tm, o.'n. ,irinj 'see Call 372 5)) v.;) Beauty Care .arpclry Remodeling, AOjt, ustOm Work Licensed Bond Free ettimate, 333 6031 - itt station ana force main stahlation concrete fourdat work to' ignt, equipment. purn1 etc Underground or above grQuj storage tanks, Dewateririq, Or IVU wa, iul,ert pi Draftg f"!af', rn,tJ,' and Y.H( '.pt” ' ..t, C,,Il Vittr 371 0334 •-* I (4,, i t.,'''cai Electrical 3?) 8673 from S to lifter 4 & we-eknds rn SN) WS Ro.ird'nt Pressure Cleaning A&,', CLEANS ALL Exterior pre'ssi..re 'In ret'. ttc.iflng . (.ivlit :On Coffee Service -'- PIT PEST INN 8. Groocnnj Ph 377 Mtrill ALL IYPtS OF Cl PENTRY AND REPAIRS WI WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1506 Sanford Ave Ma'strr Beautician, (,r'. 1- , 17 r 37? 1976 COFFEE CENTRAL Coffee service now available in Sanford 3735036 IRT BROWN PEST COP-ITROC 2542 Park Drive 377 sias Pet Cart - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I formerly Harri'tl"s Beauty Nook ) 519 F Pint in 5742 Pest Control .ih 0 5n,;h Central heat a Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 1171 '.,' rr A Air Conditioning - ft., , Painting, Remodeling Licensed, Bonded 1736160 SERVtCEMAPt FAST' Rend ioc1.-iy'% Classified Acts (cv the help v-cu need 372 $611 Will REALTY Rig Real Estate Broker 7439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Phone- 371 06-10 *r III v%APtT Si Si Senore PAYTON REALTY 1)1• El. For used furniture, applianci tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 Iters' Larry's Marl, 215 Sanfor d Ave RE Of'tNtNci SALE: March 7. Women's blouses arid men's ,eJ ._... t- ,. ,,.fli I and a......... women's stacks. s7oo Low prices on everything. Come see our new location THE BARGAIN GARAGE, 73$ Hwy 17-97, Fern Park, Wed thru Sat. 104, Sun 17 10 - l'OT I .-t C 11 11 , CASH 322.4132 54—Gai-age Sales Merchanilicn Older relurbiShe-il Spanish sI home- Must be seen to be . rn6atrn1 51.590() Tirm's . Too prices mild. ,j..p,1 An,. cond 641 1126, Winter Park - COLOR TV, 511 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 6411006 ______________________________ ij';ii,i i.ourTevlJs )ervi(r Pretty Yellow House - 1 6—Wanted to Buy _______ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 617 $111 Beautiful Immacuiatc 3 Bedroom's. 7 baths, with all I amenities Privacy fence, ft tree's Assumable rnortga, ______________ 53—TV-Radio-Stereo . '- 1 OR .7 bath, pool. fireplace. fenced, heat air, I acre, 137,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3237150 000 milet. Copper color, AC, M-FM Stereo. Call 3772300 met. and weekends. . 111 "Buy Direct From Boxcar" C.ORMLY's E. 44. Sanford 3231 ______ area 54.000.332 1599 . .--- . " 32)7 ACTIMn "N IJVUIUU 1 I 1 3 tdli)' It IINTER SPRINGS or Re - IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W. lit St. 377 5411 i . MALE M. UNSWORIH REALTY 103W 1st St 3736061,37303)7 Re-ct. Peal Estate Broker Nlffiaoe [ _C Ing for wear during the period you work on HEALTH, * houses Ina rural area. NO do ayment. monthly payments I han rent Government subsidi, D qualified buyers Call to set Cu Qualify I 9 another full-time job or your civilian GOOD *They're Hot! * bedroom, I'; baths, 1st tb-c ol, tennis court, club hOul )nvei'llent location Terms 2) (63. Conway area. Orlando, * '*' KENMORE WASHER, parts, Secv. ice, used machines. MOONEYAPPLIANCES37397 Area One Inc. UI LIII 111111C 7q K 000111 C.,,.... " - '-- Your MLS Agency wsv. try c unlyll Singer for Pent Blue Lustre Electric Ca' Shampoor for only 51.50 per CARROLL'S FUPNITURF 37? ru after _______________________ tr Mo. 3230061. 44 ..."_~ .w- - 322.2420 Anytime urn,„icre'sJmprov v_. I.. part-time jo b must not Interfere with OF — Lii'J'1'i,l !t ' ., 112t - MEET ALL REEPIBRIAR LIKE NEWI 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. central climate, shallow well, fenced rear yard. many Other extras 135,000. Near country club, 'play (305) 322-8721 ** — C nsuut* sauwe. vu DIAL A UP4LAND NOW 521,5001 3 bedncom. paneled family room, well, pump. fence. Good buyi entor uitabIefor real estate, insuranc Ittorney's Off ice, etc. On 51 arking. $ ma. plus utllltit :orner 3rd St. .5. Pan Lv. 11 obOe Ibme ParL )me Out 3fld Inspect 'SANFOR0 I tii BALL REALTY Choice Listings Ste n stro m W#V ii UUWflIUWI1 64EqUipfTlOflt KULP DECORATORS 109W. Itt St. In 7)35 W oo, Furniture NEW 1.2 and 3 bedroom homes and townhouses Wall to wail carpet, wallpaper, built in kitchen and no ,._,.i -----LTJYV, ,()aj 72 pcI interest under tan. (tern plan Hwy 1792 to 751h St. west to Ridge-wood and follow the signs 1792 — Sales office open Monday-Friday: ta, Sat. 8. Sun. 1.6 OR CONTACT YOUR REALTOR OR BROKER -' 2606 S. L inford's newest and lest Adult-Family 5)73, 373 7310 Sneak Preview OPEN NOON IlL DARK REALTOR32'357;1 'space for 60'6S' Mobile home on W eric wild Wekiva River. C eli 2 1170 or see at CAN CAM "tAllfflflr,,t ,.*,rIJ,vuJ S"LC) ALES L,IRUtP(' E DER !MIiOLE OUNTRY CLUB MANOR r*EW LISTING1 2 bedrooms, family room, draperIes, fenced rear yard Only $16,500. in P(UIU1ILLtI) ()J prur).r1unv.Iirr'.) Homes, Lots And Acreage REALTOPS Harold Hall Re?Ity - OBILE HOME PAR entals from only st lot selection ptrcent on Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida with pay raises for your length of em- EXTRA SPECIAL Large 1 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, with fireplace, central air, ex. cellent financing 137,750 R eaI4 Located I Block 11 ' Brick and stucco. 3 bedrooms, 2 tath's. family ronm,on7Iargc lots, Soak shade trees, fenced. carpet , drapes, refrigerator acid stove. 575.400. 377 1510 - _________ -------- rr, CAN - _,.. 34—#?øbile Homes S. You should be paid at an hourly rate of the age of sixty. i_.. 15—Nbi1a Hone Lots time) for each day you work on the twenty years of part-time employment, at - o bedroom, completely fur Ished. air conditioned. 5150. 37? $71 South of Airport Blvd., 4 You should receive two days pay (double 7. Your 5741040i --- 40 nolessthan$3.33. SACRIFICE- M ust be so ld No — realtor fee, 2 BR, 2 bath, family room, C H&A, very nice, Asking 530.000 373310). " ______ so 0 9. You should be given $300 worth of cloth. , Lake Mary, 1 bedroom' furnished Nice, private for mature man, Ili 95 per cent that Will aid you in civilian life. West took the honor by p',raduated Iii 1971 from Florida Unknown, but whose last known esidnce and post office address directing his Metier High State University. West, his wife was in Maitland, Florida, more - 1 FINANCING AVAILABLE We will lease for up to One year with option to buy and then apply from SO to 5(5.) perceni of your rent to the downpayrs1çntl the expense of your part.tlme employer, FLEET RESERVE ASSN. i*tr -____.... ... iiIJiN r -- s rem. on ford. Price is right. Adults only. 3276749 ...,... NO CLOSING COSTS From 8. You should receive additional edcat Io at ' 1 i. i '* flu Conventional Financing education. Minors. Lenny West, a 1967 Lyman Class B Reglitial championship BY ROI3ERTOAvIOFRITZ. Their lflghSctioolgraduatearxiaonof in Georgia, Stt'Pfather , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. West of West is in his second year as F'eltonr'r hayes tklve, has been named coach at the Melter, Ga., 775.3365 Datsun.Sibi Sale 4 some below dealer cost, first come first choice! Plus Fla.'s fis"1f Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer '75 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph 1111111, fln.n HORTSERVCO. 172 6915 Yr. old, 3 bdrm, w w carpet, central hia, immediate possession Just reduced by owner to 525.900 373 7716 _________________ Commercial — DELTOP4A.- Clean, attractive, nice yard.Avallabtenow iftdrm,5i35 Mo, 7 fldrmi. S0 Mo ,'.. BAMBOO COVE APTS. Concerned new manager with experience Come visit wills us. Advlt. Also unfurnished 300 E Airport Blvd 37) 13.10 First Federal Savings and Loan of Mid-Florida ployment. Early (Sirdat 7 _ Furnished -- FREE- Small river rock stories and shrubs . 3736345 , Casselberry, lovely? bedroom home on dead end street, Nicely land scaped, fenced, lawn car. In. cluded, You'll love it. 5)53 "'i. Casseiberry Land Co Inc Real tor 3)9 4141 or 53062)7. Initial Recreational Fee's are paid and include Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Basketball and Tennis Courts and Large Picnic Area 6. You should receive regular promotions BINGO ___. - of Pric'd from $35,000 To $43,000 SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 75-11' Nice 7 bedroom block home Now root, rarpcte1 throuUhout Ridiculously low price, 37] 7970 Fumnshi'dl Bedroom Adults vn,y No pets 3 7 4RGM periods Hwy 17921 Mile South of Sanford .- A ____ By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk year. Kialoa was fastest Island. 32-HOUses Unfurnist'ted __________________ _________ 33—Houses REALTY CO. 80—Autos for Sale 32)5473 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMINI in sewing cabinet, repossessed JOHN KRIDER.A3SOC I. BOARDING KENNELS Singer's best model, winds bobbin HEATED KENNELS. 323 sis: in machine Full automatic. Pay W. Garnett White No qualifyIng! Immediate oc balance of 57$ or ID Payments Of AKC Doberman pincher pupp Broker, 107W Commercial cupancy YeatoIdSanlorcIIBp,7 5$ 5antc,rd3fl;$ Champion lineage. IlSto$i30 bath large family home. Only ______________________________ Anderson, 363 5710. Drop in oobb(n, jig tag and) net, _________________________ $7,000 down, and assume MayfaIr, 3 Bedrooms. carp payments Pool S. tennis position Like new condition, sold AKC Labrador Retriever Pu( central lilA. fireplace, private privileges Call 904 767 3445 new for UI, balance of 145 cash or dining room, 2', ioss, oran'3e Wack male, S wits Pick Of Owner Assoc. 3224195,5 payments of $10 New warranty trees By owner $35 litter. $100 90477* 2)09 -) 7f-6 SAtiiOp I heuroor, I'd Call (rc;Jt Dept 3 Scottie Popuppi, central heat & air, fenced ldyIrwllae_3b,drswlthdouble SANFORD SEWING CENTER 6weeksoid, backyard, We own it. Will diki'r A East i'st St. Sanford 32)911) garage, 7 baths, family room, 130 each. 323 6319. or swap. dining room, utility room with E'es 869 1144 sink, built In appliances, High back velvet swivel rockers. FREE FORREST GREENE INC fireplace, 2 patIos, fenced, with OC Choice of gold or green $19.95 REALTORS)?) 63530r643 73)) wittioutabove ground pool 7 mos eimaraner male It months i NOLL'S Cassetberry, H. 5791 old. 373 8*51 AKC. Call tteti Sand 10 p LONGWOOD PARK- Last new 3231716. house 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, heat CaliBart Real Estate air, wooded lot. Reduced to 52—Appliances 571,990. Builder must sell. 67A—Feed ________ ________ REALTOR In 7igg JAY REALTY, INC Hotpoint Washer Realto 131 3300 JIM DANDY JAll FEED Spee'clQueen Dryer , .,.,,. - . FURNISHED 7 BEDROOM GARAGE APARTMENT 32) 5051 I' Clean. 3 br. $750 clown. 5194 mo.I annual Pct rate. 173,500 Acre ________________________ Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 Large K USSI Sanford, Fla. 32771 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W lit St 1967 Ford Pk up Excellent Condition 37? *3)4 .. After Hrs 37? 7111cr 3737817 - SANFORD EM ff; 31 1315E.Firstst DAYS 3fli Plights 32) 3171 or in 73S2 ___________________ 322-6457 Efficiency Utilities, fishing and 3 bedroom. 1 bath, fireplace, fenced yard,goodneighborhoJ, $160 1st canoe included - on scenic & last 373 ssn. River. $100. Call 373 1170 Of see at Camp Seminole 1311 SANTA BARBARA OR, - F AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS 116W 2nd St. ON LAKE JENNIE - SORC Event Nice, clean 1 bearoorn apt, high t, water furnisp*,j Adults, no My SO 3" 2296 after - ORCHIDS- $3 to $100 Ana Hari Orchids. 1015 Palm SpringsOr Altamonte Springs, 3 39 7732. NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES _________ ____ _______ REALESIATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR Clean well located) bedroom rental SilSancisecurity Ball Realty, 377 7757 - Twobedrmapt,or large? bedr 173 9)70 f'o'n , 6 Wedding Qown Complete with train, Cost 5150, Silt 10 17 Will ,...ii •,. BROKERS - FROM $160 110W AIRPORT BLVD 373 7170 - Ui LJQQg('p$i up,au!orra!,c. P11 & PS, Excellent CO"dtOn, $1100 Herman Eptin. 372 471? Freer. 3725191 BUY -- SELL- TRADE T.JOTj JOHNNY WALKER LOOKING For I a babysitter7 Try a Act - .-.--- - RE . 41 Built in 1914 over i,ioo sq ft. liv Area 'Pled kitchen. large fenced garden. S'xlA' hln'k i,ii, building, barbecue pit, 173.900. Call Ken Sandon Duplex in Dehtona, cinfurn. walk shopping, 7 ftp, central H&A, 'creened Porch. drapes Call 668 $379 in A M only. No pets 'Will rvoyi SANFORD FLEA MART '..MileE onIdandIl Sal - Sun 93327 2599. 37 1 0120 Larry Saxon, Realtor LAKE MARY HOME 1i bedroom, nfurnithed, newt V decorated. Adults preferred. $30 a week i isi after 2am' Nice, cleam (Coin n private home. Private entrance & bath Call IS76811er4 30 - 7 AR, just remodeled 177.400 CORI3ETT ESTATE, REALTOR, Two bedroom furnished, newly decorated, adults preferred. $35 373 3831 alter 2 pm. __ _______ . Sandlewood ____________________________ 70IW000n'ece Blvd Price $lI.i UM down payment $i3$ SO mo to qualified buyer. 37? 71 I — 373 5376 - i.,.. 62—Lawn-Gal SIZES YOU ASKED FOR IT I WORLD of living in this newly listed 3 bedroom. 2 bath Sanford home. Great location, Only 2', vs's Old. Carpet. family room, central air, FHA terms Onl y $77,100 To see, call 37) 9110, aa. ,i I MATER PII TY CLOTHES, Req. Real Estate Broker ilOE75t;,St 1376435 old. 3 bdrm, h; baths. C oral heat & air, wall wall carl 173.400 3731322. ,anin Herald. Sanford, 5O—Misceianeous for Sale TAFFER REALTY - 7 Yrs plex I or 7 bedroom duplex nparlmits Furnished or unfurnished. 60' swimming pool. 1230 S. Orlando r 323 7920 -- - 41—Houses 3 Bed room House Furnished 1915 Summerlin 323 8150 - 31A You can get a fair price when in..... advertise your --fli'Cth',n *' the Want Ads _________________________________________________________ 41—Houses - AVON Wanted . MARINERSVILI AGE APIS II? fl .rn turn or ))0 7 Orlando Dr ,373 $670 - Liberate yourself from boredom.ini billS' Bean Avon Pepre'sentat vi' Acid new people, new Places, new interests to your life And earn good money, too! I'll Show you how. Call 641 3079 ______ Furnished ion7 Bedroom. Aduhl only Park 'venue Mobile Park 25i% Park Drive, 323 716) Oeflarv-, Adult5 Lovely large 1 bedroom Air, idOal for retired - Persons aea u. 37? .054 In 1700 - - 31—Apartments MASTERS COVE ON THE LAb E 373 7900 automobile ______ ______ rnents Unfurnished Mechanic Hanoyrn - .. . Wanted Truck Stop Personnel needed perienced Shift manager F. PenieqceJ truck service man Call .ill 2 pm for lippl 37? 74i) ,, JACKIE CAOLO SWIM SCHOOL* IEATED POOL.ALL. AGES 3337 Kentucky 136 CLASSIFIED DEPT. $t (fl 263 RATES 5 Gardner Webb 9$ 213 Petitioner Wife 14—Camping Resorts 6. Assumption (1) 27$ 91 and i thru S times .....41C a line HOURS 7. Jackson St. East Division ) 731 $3 RICHARD G. CLEMMONS. .3lca line CAMP. FISH and BOAT on scenic thru 2S times Baseball I. Mary's. L Pct. 08 Tex. 1:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. 24ca line times .. ........... 26 wild W.klva River at the ban New York Midwestern, s n 707 Tex.31.* SI MONDAY thru FRIDAY NOTICE OF ACTION Monday's Games breeding grounds. C&l3fl-lllOor ($3.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) i, 10. Alcorn State Kentucky 2510 54 TO. RICHARD G. CLEMMOIS SATURDAY 9-Noon flttimor 17. U of Miami 6 SEMINOLE 3Linqs Minimum St Louis 77 360 ', It. Tennessee St. 199 30 Address Unknown Chicano IA) 7. Msnne,cfa 17 Gannon Memhs 7? SI 301 234 17 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an St LOUIS 7, Minnesota 6, 10 I3 Randolph Macon 273 Virginia 11 .197 371 actIon (or Dissolution of Marriage 32 ningi 18—l'Ip DEADLINES U. Bentley West Division 23 2 3) has been flied against you and you — New York (Al 2. Ptttburgh 15 l.eMoyne Owen Denver • 773 71 are requiredto serve a copy of your Montreal 3, Dr4rot 0 Noon The Day Before Publication San Anton .si u written defenses. II any, to II On. Be your own boss, low overhead. Los Angeles 3, Texas 1 Indlna 10 32 .556 IS' Carmine M. Bravo, ESQ high profit. So DeBary Flea . Of the law Boston 1, Houston 7 Utah 3? 41 .a 21 Ifrm of KORMAPI 1. BRAVO, P A, Sunday - Noon FrIday Market, 305 t C46 Cin1nnIi 7. New Y or k (P1) Dog Entries San Diego 3) 43 119 75's *30 F. Highway 431, Longwood, California 3. Cleveland I Monday's Game Florida 377*0, and file the original A GOOD SALESMAN - is never out San Diego 8. Milwaukee 1 .NHL Standings New York 171, Indiana 116 with the Clerk of the above styled I ________________________ TONIGHT Chicago (Ni 12, Oakland 9 of work. Call us if you have a real' Tuesday's Games Court at the Seminole County FIRST, 3.18, B 1. G.M '5 Not Today's Gam.j estate license, and a desire to No games scheduled ---'-IS Courthouse. Sanford. Florida 37711. Again, 2. Helveic, 3. Mixer •, Montr'al vs Detrot at Lake 4Personals EARN MOREl Wednesday's Games Division i on or before April I, 1915. otherwise . _ Mystic Spirit, S. Beaney land, Fla FORREST GREENE, INC. San Antonio at St Louis w T P15 GF GA a UdQCflt may be entered against Scramblin Man. 7. Haters Gal, • IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Si L,is vs REALTORS 373 6353 or 3fl $970 PhIladelphia at New York at Indiana 17 10 119 166 you for the relief denlanded in the Demure Donna. IN YOUR FAMILY? LeCithint Vinegart flat Kelpt Now Clearwater, FI.i 'y r'-ri)) 74 13 VirgInia at Oenvrr 1*3 737 BerkleyPetition SECOND, 3$, B General office work, typing, all four in one capsule, ash for AL ANON Texas vs Baltimore at Miami Kentucky at Utah , NY island 79 71 Il 73 730 191 Smiley, 7. Rose Gibson, 3. Lake WITNESS my handand the seal of For familiesor frienc! of problem clerical, Call 377 5000. FEe Vt16-$-, Faust's Drugs. Memphis at San Diego A'inta 7$ 79 13 69 see pa. Whiz, A. Solo Jack. S Ernie 1., 8. said Court on 71h of March. 1975 drinkers San Francisco vs. Chicago (N) Division 3 (Seal) HaggIs, 7 LB's Maid. $ Mary Etta ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll flabyltter needed, live-in or care ir. For further Information call 4734547 At Scottsdale. Ariz. Vlincvr 31 79 7 73 736 271 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr your home. 2 small children Call THIRD, 5.18, 0- Smohey Blue, 2 or write Mil*ukt Free. 6417077 for "We Care'vs Oakland at Chicago 33 31 7 73 236 7)) before 7 p m. 6614300, Clerk of the Circuit Court Beach Bum. 3. Dcivo'ass Westy, 1. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. "Hotllne". Adults or Teens, Mesa. Ant College Poll St I on's 79 7* II 71 73.1 23 7 By my Stokes Princess Jan. 5 Jetting Jerry, 6. Box 353. Sanford, Fla. 37771. Cleveland _____________ _________ vs California kennel assistant, grooming exat Mon o i e 16 19$ 308 Deputy Clerk Fire Eckert, 7 Mountain Music, I. Palm Palm Springs. Calif By f&jp4 The Associated Press penance helpful, free furnished C 11.17 10 163 793 5—Lost & Ginger Flavor Carmine M Bravo, Esq Kansas City vs Houston at The Top Twenty, with first FACED WITH A DRINKING mobile home, fenced yard Also Division 3 Lucus Boy KORMAN & BRAVO. P A FOURTH, $-18, C Cocoa B.6ch. Fla salary. Husband & wife only. place votes in parentheses, sea PROBLEM Montreal 47 n I? 101 334 8)0 F Highway 44 Eckert,7, FoSter,) Jetting Jerry. ChiC (A) vs Cinc,nnatl at LAngeles Lost- (Stack male Chihuahua with Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Unemcumbered. One can hold 36 15 19 9 733 163 500 recoros and total pOiiit. Go Fire Eckert, 7. Mountain Music, L000WOOd, Fla. 37730 Tampa. Fla hooked tail, near Park and 7lh. Points tabulated on basis of 70 outside lob. Must live in, as hours Can Help Ptts 11 31 71 Ginger Flavor Publish' March 11. II, 25, April 1, • New York (A) vs P.tt%rgh Reward 37) 114) is 16 11 I? 10 9 5 7 51 37 1 Call 473 ISV vary Phntn P. q.', ati. nime 8. TI St ?77 793 FOURTH. S 1*. C - 1 LU P r.' 1 INi.ii,i 0 ,'.r lu I' 0 t1 ,'sdircss of at t.vo eiiipIoji's 'i 6.O Eckcrt, i'strr, J. hontjuu S3n % New York (N) & St PLAPININGA -GARAGE SALE? 2 UCLA Sanford, 211 Reply to Box 54 cars of The Division4 Eaver. I Willie DeMarc S. HC.'s Petersburg. Fta night DON'T FORGET TO AD 3 Louisville IS Don't Evening Herald, P.O Box 1637. Buffalo 43 13 IS tO) 317 7)) NOTICE OF APPLICATION needal" Serve a use ful 673 Harry, 6 Instant Return, 7. Berkley Minnesota s Atlanta at West VERTISE IT IN THE 1, Maryland 731 Sanford, Fia, 32771. flo-ston FOR lAX DEED 39 71 11 89 370 257 purpose again when 5'OU sell 361 Cam, S Artic Trader. Palm Brach, Fla nght CLASSIFIED ADS 37? 2611 Kentucky 731 Toronto $ 30 53 89 74 276 ($ection 197.49$ Florida Statutes of them with a Classified Ad FIFTH, 5.16, 8 Captain Star, 2. Wednesday's Games 6 N. Carolina DØ) 227 Calif, 41 from the Herald. Call us $8 764 405 Brokers Bonus,3 Roitin Rex,1 K's Detroit vs Kansas City at Fort ç_ood Things to Eat 7, Arizona St. 713 Monday's Game NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, today! Don't delay! JuSt dial 371 SkIll, S Ireland Spring. Montague Myers. F la I P4.0 St 776 307 Montreal S. Atlanta S t,iat S GcteOvies Et Ui the holder of 327 "II or 831 9993. To place Clarity. 7. Little Lila. cston vs Legal Notice Philadelphia at 9. Notre Dame 19$ 70.4 Today's Games the following certificates has (lied your low cost Want Ad. SIXTH, $.18. B -1. Joyful Jack, 2 Samsula Live leghorn hens, while Ctearwater, Fla Marquette said certificates for Vancouver at New York a tai deed to be Lizzi Trans. 3. Tell Eagle, 1. Big they last SOc each for ito 30. 4k Baltimore vs Atidnta at West ii Alabama 725 Islanders ____________________________ Issued thereon The certificate INVITATION TO BID 164 Locker, S. Dromulton Mike, 6. each for SO or more. Cackleberry Palm Beach. Fla I? Cincinnati 725 PhithdftpPii at Washington numbers and years of Issuance, the Seminole Memorial Hospital in. 177 RIIOUf, 7 Mixed Jet, I. Times Farms. ' mile off 14 on Samaula ! Louis vs Chicago (A) at 1) Oregon State II 50 Los AnrIe-', at Mnnt-.,r,!a •s description of the properly, and the Legal Notice vites bids for Etectrosuigicai Unit. Rcn1an Dr. toCackleberry Farms Sign. 1 Sarasota, Fla 14 Drake 19 10 names in which it was assessed are PittSburgh at 5.? Lou's 63 Specifica?Jons are available at the SEVENTH, 3-18, S . No 4 47* 5459 Houston vs Texas at Pompano 15 Penn Wednesday's Games office of the Administrator. All olds • Nancy, 2. Micky Vicky. 3. Yellow it follows: Reach. Fla FICTITIOUS NAME York 16 NevL,Veg FRUIT FOR SALE 731 Vancouver at New shall be mailed to: Mr. Robert 1. Star, 1 Manatee Virgy, S. Lea Babe Certificate No. 75 Yearof issuance Montreal vs Notice Is hereby Los Angeles at Ra given that I am 17. Kansas St E. V. FOSTER, Lake Mary 19$ ngers Bitterer, Adm., Seminole Memorial Eckert, 6, Refs Shan, 7. Push The Vero Beach. FL engaged In businessat 1673 Hangar I to, S. Calif. II 332 8*4 21 Pace,$. Happy Kay. Toronto at Atlanta Descripikon of Properly HospItal, 5101 East First Street, Cincinnati vs New York (N) at Rold, sanford, Seminole County, 19, Cenfena y 231 New York Islanders at Kan 7 Lot 28. P4 of Alley Adi on S Sanford, Fla. 377 71. Bids must be EIGHTH, 5-18, C 1. Montague St Petersbu rg. Fla 70. Syracuse 717 ins City fl Yam.? Whickerwitch,) Gwen CIa, I? IrA Sanford Town of PB) P65BIk FlorIda under the fictitious name of received by noon on the 75th day of I F, HATHAWAY ENTERPRISES California vs MIs,at,kee at Sun Others receiving votes, listed 10611 117, 11). 113,1168.111. March 1973, Robert 0, 5 Donna, 6. Berkley City. Ani and that I Intend to register said aphabciicatly.Arizona, PttStLf ,it __.__.....!.9.q.! Notice Publish: March 57, II, 19, 1975 Boston Ripple, I. Oil Kuda. I. Tern Gibson, Name in which assessed Rosa Lee name with the Clerk of the Circuit Olkland vs San Francisco at College, Clemson, Creighton, DEL-74 NINTH, 5-16, S - I. Leonard McCoy Phnenlx, Art?. court, Seminole County, Florida in Furman, Kansas, All of said property being in the accordance with the provislont oi Memphis Skinner, 7. Sandy Sun, 3. Lustre SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Chicago (N) vs San Diego at SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD State, Michigan, Oral Roberts, Eckrt, 1. Golf Medallion, S. County of Seminole. State of Florida, the Fic$iti Yuma, Ant 1 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Name Statutes, To. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS /HA Standings Oregon, Pan American. Prince Tryster,4. K's Gamma, 7. Montague Mmnnejota vs Niw York (A' at Notice of Public Hearing Unless such certificate or car- Wit: Section S63 Florida Statutes NotIcsofPiftllcpt.a,ln ton, Providence, Rutgers, South Crystal, I. Smoothy Bill. tificate's shalt be redeemed ac Ft Lauderdale, Fia - n.pt The Board of County Corn. The Board of County CornCarolina, Stetson, Texas El East Division TENTH, 5-16, A - 1. Scott cording to law the property missioners of Seminole County will mIjsier- of Seminole County will Frank A. Hathaway Paso. Texas Tech. Tulane. L I PIS GF GA Jackson, 2. My Cactus, 3. Cover described In such certificate or hold a public hearing to consider a hold a public hNring to consider Reg. Real Estate Nr,', (nq 7524 S SI 23.5 231) Squa.ul I U A' J#.ani., 3 3!'py certificate's will be SOld In U*. Xed Broker Of znngfrofl's C-3 recommending the following Cteylnd P inc final Associated Press Lane, A. Mineola .1111, 7. April highest cash bidder at the court Publi .3UflQIfl9S e 37 3 6519122) sh : March 1I,7S,Aprili,I,1973 Wholesale Commercial District to Proposed Amendment to the Chicago house door on the 21st day of April, DEL-101 27 10 5 53 777 70 Top 15 cotlege division basket- Sower, I. K's Question M-1 Industrial District on the Seminole County Regulations: indapotis ii 16 3 v 111 276 ball poll, with flrslplace voles ELEVENTH, 5.16, B - 1. Panic 1973 at 11:00 AM, Eastern Conference following described property: An Ameq'i4rner$ to the Off-Street Dated this 11th day of March, 1973 in parenthes, season records Moth. 7. Hunting Speed, 3. Chanute Atlantic Division The West 345 feet of Lot 101 and Parking and Loading Regulations West Divitlon through Saturday, March 5: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., PS Tray, 4, Chris Bill, S. Montague W L Pct- GB Houston Lot 3$ot St. Joseph's Subdivision, as that will govern the number of off. 4.5 73 0 % 311 711 and total points. Points tabu Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Boston Tartan, 6. LB's Spicy Taste, I. 50 70 .7)1 PPioen. 31 77 7 73 260 230 recorded in PIaI Book 1, Page iii, street parking spaces required to be tatd on basis of 11917 &S4.3 Seminole County, Florida Buffalo Tahoe Squaw, S Ina Nutshell. 13 75 Ø4 7t public records of Seminole County, provided for all buildings con Minnesota " 73 By - Ida Creel, 7 I. New York 31 37 .179 16'; San TWELFTH, 3-1, A - I. Fashion Florida, and located in Sction 7), strutted within the unincorporated Diego 33 29 3 64 251 233 1\i 011 C E Deputy Clerk 1. Old Dominion (20) Phiiaphla 317 Classic,2.Mystic king, 3. PresIdent 3) $ 1 Bait. Township 19 South, Rang, 30 East. areas of Seminole County and 1$ 4 3 172 29 Z New Orleans 73-7 March SL2S.Aprill,I, 1975 ill Lad. 1. Betty Shan. S. M A.'sMoose,Publish Central Division Further described as between the provisions for minimum land3. 6 rand nd Canyon Canadian Division Washington ) 6. Modest Doll, 7. Lanluep William, $, DEL.107 37 19 737 Seaboard Coastline Railroad and scaping requirements of those DISABLED 303 Ouebec Al 71 0 Si 719 253 Houston 159 Look Ethel. 37 36 507 16 Church Stress at Rand's Yard, parking areas. j AMERlCAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Toronto Cleveland 3*31 2 7$ 312 75) 35 37 4 This public hearing will be held in This public hearing will be held In VETERANS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Edmonton CIRAtlanta 3 3 67 733 . the County Commission Chambers thC County Commission Chamber-s CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Vancir N. Orleans 33 30 2 I 257 711 55 .77) Of the Court house, Sanford, Florida, of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida , Cha pter COUNTY, FLORIDA. Winnipeg 31 31 1 Western Conference on April 8, 1975, at 7:00 P.M., or as on April 8, 1973, at 7:00 P.M , or as 30 CIVIL NO. 75.S19-CA-$P Midwest Division soon thereafter as possible, 1 a i oa IeccJs Monday's Games soon thereafter as possible. In re: the Petition of Hwy Chicago 97 "11' "29 .886 b"' Board of County Chicago 3. Ch'seEend. 7 Board of County RALPH JOSEPH GRANT. South of Sanford K.C..Omaha 39 32 549 7' Commissioners Toronto 5. Houston 4 ______________ Commissioners NOTICE OF SUIT Detroit 33 31 7'-; Seminole County, Florida Today's Games Seminole County, Florida TO: MARION ARNOLD DuBOSE Milwaukee 34 71 179 By: Ski Vihltn, Jr., Phoenix at Chicago By: Sid VihIon, Jr., Meetings 17 North Maple Pacific Division Chairman Quebec at Edmonton Chairman Business. 7:30 lstlues. ruits, Colorado $157) Golden St. Allis)' 45 32 .56'! -' iitiaeuy PfUtlP'lLO __________ 3,, 37 '46 ' Arthur H. 84ckwith, Jr. Phoenix •t Chicago Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. that the abovenamed Petitioner, Pont" 31 10 437 Publish: March II, 5913 Quebec at Edmonton MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica Publish: March It. 1975 KlaIoa entered the Windward RALPH JOSEPH GRANT, has filed Phoenix 29 II III 101 DEL $9 Bingo Minnesota at Vancouver DEL II (AP) - Klaloa Ill, aided by 15 Passage between Cuba a'4 a Petition and you are commanded 5 I. Angeles d 26 45 Every Wed. & Sat. Wednesday's Games Monday's Games knot southeast winds, streaked Haiti at noon Monday and was to serve a copy Of your wvitten San Diego at New England Early Birds 7: is p.m. defenses, it any, on HARVEY No games sChed'jnd PhC'nIx at Cleveland through the Caribbean today, approximately 180 miles from COULTER. Petitmon,q's attorney, Today's Games T 113, a lruiiar*apoIis t i-io.,'sin -.4 leading a field of 14 on the last the finish. Ranger was in ace- whose aduxeas is P.O. Box 3'236, Washington at Cleveland Vancouver at Winnipeg leg of the 811-mile Miami to ond place, some 30 miles behind Forest City, Florida 37751 , on or before the 18th day of April, 1973, Did you know that your Montego Bay, Jamaica, sailing I(Ialoa WithIn 10 miles of arid file the original with the Cler k club or organizat ion can Miii are a few tips on what to look for: race, Ranger were Cont&e and La 0$ flit Court eith er bef or e $rvice o —.____ appear In this listing each I. Toe shield receiv, at heat OO per y.or LOW AUTO RATES attorney or im. week' for only $3 per The 79400t ketth has been the Forza del EstIno Last in tije Petitioner's mediately thereafter; otherwis a to 5th'?. week? This is an Ideal race leader since the event fiveboat Class A fleet was Siren default may be entered against you Under 25 - SR 22's way to Inform the public _____ So . for the relief dtmonded in the 2. You shield be told moiths In advasce the ng -started Friday. K,L&1Oa of your club activities CnceUed - Rejected The only WOtd on the fiveboat (),$ft Øq dates and time you will work for this partperedbyJtmKllroyfLosAn. Clan Cileet WITNESS my hand and the seal of ________ E.Z. Payments - Quotes time employer. lateSunday. the Court of Sa'sford, Seminole geles, was expevted to reach At that time, Hot Foot and County, Florida, this 54th day of it the finish line today. 3. You should work only one weekend per AMERICAN 322-0285 - 831-9774 Enoch II were sailing South March, 1975 . ."t, LEGION month, and two weeks eadi summer and Arthur H. Be'ckwith, Jr., If it finishes first, it will be its along Cat Island with Circe POST 53 Clerk of the Circuit Court seventh consecutive time this to the north near Eleuthera he should buy all your meals during work 2417 S. French Ave Exhibit --- - - At I 'Irq.' C .1 '. ..,. '_,._y .... �8 LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TUESDAY (9, 13) Marcus Welby (24) Interlace 10:30 (24) Fine Art Of Goof ing Off (33) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6.8,9) News (24) p.ro Beat (35) The Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Conentratjon (9) Wild World Animals Viewpoint (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (3) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line Let's Make A Deal Hollywood Squares (I)) Movie 8:(u (2,5) Adam 17 (6) Good Times Entertainment 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 0) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,0) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second t44)PhllDonahue 11:30 (2.5) Hollywood 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Sunshine 6:15 (0) Movie Squares (6) Love Of Life Almanac Of Man Profiles in 6:25 (2) (35) Hollywood At War (9) Brady Bunch Education 1:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2,5) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Sioo() Pyramid 2:30 (2. 8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My L i fe (9) The Big Showdown (35) My Favorite In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional Hospital (44) Movie 9:30 (13) Detectives (24) Woman 12:00 (7, 44) News Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Forum 44 8:00 (6) Captain Ka ngaroo (44) Tennessee Bozo' s 10:00 (2, 1) Police Story (6) Barnaby Jones HUSBAND" WANTED to take his wife Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Passwor d (35) Big Valley Tuxedo (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00 (2) to dinner 1 dancing HiT GATSB I'S NBC ADAM-l2e "Suicide" Malloy and Reed 665 N. Orlando Ave. (Hwy. 17.) launch a race against death. A man despondently has called Winter Park 6474720 are b ing AIA00NKPNA0CRpi A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (33) Unc le Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges PKABUSiUU Q SLO UITNU o KVN I U B K H S U J I Q K S I R S P 11 N K Instructions: The hidden rumes listed below appeji (Ot'wud, backward, up, down, or dizoniiiy the PU Find scIi hidden name sad box it in as wo : IIEN[WIfs()N hALl. ALBANY I'ENI)LETON BARSTO%v ('IIEHH3' POINT I.FJEUNF: TWENTYNINE PAUNIS PARRI.4 ISLAND - expires Tomorrow- - QUAXTI('() ,, SAN DIEGO ,. ARE UNKNOWN Year Description of Property RESIDENCE is BELIEVED TO BE THE CITY OF ORLANDO, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF FLORIDA ° "Seek & Find" puzzles scoring last fall? The latest appointee to the President's council on Physical Fitness doesn't think so, and she's one of the strongest supporters of women's intercollegiate sports around. I)r, Ruth Alexander, chairman of Women's Physical Education at the University of Florida, Gainesv1lIe, doesn't believe women will be seen on the football field for a lung, long time. _____ - Chora eGets Set For Polish Tour sxt q _ I A i ' ''V our gymnasts ranked among the top ten nationally." This year, the University 11 Florida added girls' intercollegiate volleyball, basketball and softball. But don't . ' % ' 4 as • - - - - ' a - - - - - - 11 - - - . - - - LEE ___ _______ • .-. • ' mr __________ EVQYI' )RA(ON ____ - - - - to - _____ - ____________ 14 -_ ! ', ptj ii , . ___ ' '1 Ir L ' . - - V ' " w-" ff ., - - I he ' - , - '. ,,Ø''% -. I ITU' 91 - . - - - -- - - - - - AP " -q - " - ' " i ' ) - -. = - - - 'ili - -- ., r1.1 - - y L... - - MOVING CAN BE A REAL ot ce i 4 rrAADA Del ,- T ' I HEADACHE! 1 ¶ 4 I 1.30 at ' DAY C1CKTh ac, ; 'FRIED CHICKEN, D+Wf4 a'-Daw,ft'a - . furniture I I ' *- _~ -_'*!; , - - . - . , :.• __~~_.__ -. J. . . __ walking the old sea wall or After all, she commented, the ramparts of the fort, and subject applies first hand to t_ 4i ' !_ __ :.:'y: , _..-, Z t I Is - _; .. . dlningonfreshseafood. __ . . '- .. ,- "" "- " '' •" rewarding of the impossible husband for his despicable demands. as the rantings of a heartless - •;:, . % . .1 . ', . . V - Is . -. . "' i.'; s k them. _________ - IN 111, '- - V ,' Wedneis>mghtm the Sanford ti jlt! • • ." ',' ..'. CMcCenter where tiseclub ha.s danced for the past 16 years. _.... :,- ' .- '-ç c ;'r_' ..,,, -... The gra nd finale In Sanford was combined wi th a St Patrick's celebra on spec al &,,i.,. nuigawr uance - ucuens ior the Central Florida Zoo. According to club president Bill Stripp, $201 was collected for the 700, . ,,_' . 55 11 VV - . ti ?.ê. TI fl.. Beta Sigma Phi, gathered at the Upssla Road home bI Lois Sandmer Saturday night for a "Roaring Flitles" party. About to spin the platters are (from left) Faye Carroll, La Lane, Jo Lan Bruniley, Barbara Johnson and Winds Hubbard. AT 50s PARTY i__ J - V -, S. b 66 onyou,andlmeanit!"She , Sporting bobby socks. frew'a ,d -redl.iI..,n --Ithi. 8..,,. oc- s. ,'-, ni,ih... .J --.calf'lentth -- ----- NrICTAS&.745 I #IA but you didn't go far enough. is likely that anyone so stupid and unfeeling as this husband wouldn't even listen to the counsel of someone else. What then' I believe it would be in order to suggest an alternative to this harrassed wife: If the husband refuses, she should just say. "Listen, I'v Mal y Ven hurt It Tim gtIul,,n .. ' -•--- - -L.____. .- . i The club will continue dancing in the DeBary Civic Center weekly, starting Wednesday. Anyone in the area Interested in kicking up their heels along with the Promenaders, should 1'.lUUUUIUU.UUIIUUI.,,,,I ! - _______ • _____ _______________ " _______ ',' ' -'- ':' - ..:. __ .. -. ___________ ' V. ,. SANFORD f THE WORLD WAR U a ___ - _________ .- '- _____________________ I _ ____ __ ____ _ F tJ.._- • _____ _ ____ ____ ____ _______ U I I ' I U I A History of Sanford V ___ III YEARS • • - ': :':- AND . Ill by Peter Schaal ______ UNION CHURCH / __________________________ __________________ -. FOR TAFETA Shealy Best (left), owner of Melodee Skating Rink in Sanford, and his daughter, Sheila Albers tsccond left), who directed the recent "Happy Days Are Here Again" skating show to benefit TAFETA (The Association For Educable Trainable Adults) hand a check for $709 to TAFETA representative Gary Simmons and executive director of Seminole County Association For Retarded Children, Christine Jones. am divorced) bought her a car i/ o1n Hostess. MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1812 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 034.9212 Casselberry.Wlnter Springs MARILYN GARLANTI 834 9212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 8)4 921? Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 574 3)67 Deltona at the p projects. (Proceeds of this 200 volume sale go to III • C.l.P.). % ' U Peter U I Reserve your copy today. Call any of tt or mail the order coupon today. : p Schaal's book chronicles the living details 111111of Sanford's growth from 1936 to 1945. Mo' than 6000 local names are mentioned. Is yours? members below, I Festival Proves Popular DeLand had that car her grades have gone down, and she tins gotten so disrespectful and in dependent I can't handle her. She drives off to school in the advantage of the offer to use the ltaabe of Delt.ona; Florence of Orlando and Louis Rodriguez 8 FANNETI'E EDWARDS morning and sometimes I don't tree-shaded, park-like area of Bossy, Kay Rodriguez, and Ben of Winte r Park, with Mrs. Mimi Herald Correspondent see her until 10 P.m. When I ask the bank. Kirsten of DeBary; and Tinsel Hines, chairman of judges. her where she's been, she says, A high standard f igi or or na l Miller, Mimi Hines and Mary More than 200 artists and William Rodgers of DeLand "Oh, Just goofing around." craftsmen exhibited their works has been established for Shaw of Orange City. served as general chairman of How can I get her back In show, so visitors found a First place winners were: the event assisted by Virginia creations at the 10th Annual Art this line? The ear i hers so I can't Festival of fleland Saturday marvelous display of paintings, Sue Ponticelli of Maitland, oils; Clausen, with Mary Shaw take it away from tier. and Arthur Wobig of Palm City, registration chairman. crafts MOTHER and Sunday, in the new Barnett sculpture, IlEl Bank parking area on photography. acrylics. DEAR MO fIlER: The key to Woodland Boulevard in _, Among the exhibitors were John Yaerkle of Sanford was UNDR"ORt.O the situation fits the car. As down town Deland, Sanford artists Bery l 1)yal, placed first in watercolors' o 1Z long a ,our daughter Is tinder .x ti vast, Fs,r Local artists and craftsmen Charles Carter, Trude Nopper, John Beardsley of Saraso ta , m legal age, you are responsible "Jvi,t" o" 0 were joined by e xhibitors from Marie Richter, Miriam Van first for graphics; Brownie u.ier'wWldA 1Ca 511 z for her. Ground her until her ne ar by and no rt hern states. In Duyne, Garry Wagoner and Weiss of Kissimmee, for craf ts o Li Cowan's Underworld grades come up. And YOU set past years, this event had been Juli:i Yrackle. Also, Mrs. Julia and Bob Fetty of Daytona the rules about when she's 0 held as a sidewalk show, but Harr, Edward Morre, Barbara Beach for sculpture tL(PERWORLD expected home. Judges were Mrs. E.V. Tatich this year the assoda'lon took t)tir"t.an, Peg Berkley and John i DOT KARNS (322.2461) LINDA RECK(3n.95) BILL G ELOW (322.6173) -- -:===- ----,- =. I ' UIUIUUIIUIIIIpUIUplp.pp. _ _IUIIUIUaUI•IUUUIa.IIaUI. f U t c.i•p. I PuI Office Box 1573 Sanford, Florida 32771 Dear I C.i.P. Please reserve copies of Peter SPsaal's SANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR 1I YEARS aISt.,s (Copies will be delivered In late March) . U p I • NAME ADDRESS ZIP ..... ...,. - TEL. NO , rr *.-=,-.-=.--,- ' = I I I I • I U I U I I a , Itilv ItUl I • same time, help Sanford's CornU munity Improvement Project raise funds for our I community's bicentennial beautification U çolt. of tier own, and ever since she's history of Sanford for only $9.95 .1 : And LII OF CHRIST-: SKATE SHOW • --- at ' . 1. .• ' expanding on my answer and thereby Improving It. w 29 1. , I 'I _'1e - PATRICK: Thank you for For fast relief call the assess are V i The film, "It Happened To Around 200,000 visitors are Us," will be shown and the expected to view the exhibit of subject will be discussed by paintings, sculpture, Right To Life spokesman, Dr photography and a wide variety Tony Walsh of Orange of crafts, Including potter), Memorial Hospital, and Susan and jewelry. Whether Yoakum will present the op. visiting during festival poolte view. A question period or any other time, I've will follow. The program free found St Augustine a and open to the putdic, and June fascinating place to spend the ur ges the coun ty's younger day exploring the historic sites, women In particular, to attend ' - f __ _ .. . I,UDLOW, MASS. I)I:ISR REVEREND KIRK- " the holder of , I 4 ' not, as i am a clergyman. (REV.) C.W. KIRKPATRICK iv,..,, ' 1, in counseling, be assured I am • FACTS tteuhSunday)lnthenaticn'! Bank building, Interztate Mall. oldest city, St. Augustine. ' 'i Should you regard this letter - - ' hI I jiJ if .. ' '\. " I _1 z ;Klw " -it .. ________ - ' f. '" of Project 21st Century Woman at While on the subJect of In with a last min ute reminder: festivals, I have a note here a pr ogram on the controversial from the St. Augusti ne Arts and subject of pregnancy and Crafts Council its ten th annual abortion is being he ld Wed festival will be held Palm nesdaynightat7:30p.m, In the Sunday weekend (Friday college's facility In the Pan-Am . t 't; !' :ii ' 3 4.- _' - _4114 demoralization and dehumanization, and the ' ea - .' 55 jf', June Gordon, coordinator _____ . V' - ____ - .,-' ' j -. I i -. ' . I - ' - k - . ____________ ." , TI t - - V and complete as . . ....: be held in April. I'm starting saving now for next year's festival..., , 0 .I A " T- - fp' M Z ... - - - - , / • - 's.'.- . .' ,'', 'V. V / ,________ Demands must really mean it, and do It, If necessary no matter where she has to go. For the alternatIve would be her continuing a - - DEAR ABBY: This is to comment on the letter written by the "desperate wife" who Inherited the care of her husband's brain-damaged, adult brother when the mother passed away. The desperation of the wife Is understandable, for the brother had to be cared for as a baby (since he was at the idiot level) and was often violent. You suggested that she find someone who could get through to her husband and convince him that he must not force his wife to care for his brother simply because he ( husband) had made the death. oea promise to the motner mat - - Li , 9" I4Sfl. t H., Seminole Junior College, called 4' ___________. f people. y' ' ' !rw.'0' i . . - I tlflA& lI favorite .. " .' I I .- . - I ' - ~ . ' - , r ) ( ' . j' . ' V . , ' ' ç . - ' 01 flflfl aqua ring, a '' - . I'd tiase come home with at are too late now for the spring least two paintings, a session, arid will have to wait lithograph, a lovely until the fall; however, Jackie set of pottery goblets and will be ta king registrations for several wooden toy aeroplanes aged a aSV for my niece, godchildren and years1 a nd I* over, nd for dults young all through March. Classes will va ri ous other ! It I f! tj .. ' Z:• ifii4LA 114m' Your counsel was good, Abby, fortunates, or I'm walking out are and i I .. 7~ '. - the brother would never be sent you just one week to pot man In a home for such Unto an institution, -- ___________ ______ AL -' '-'I' 1 ... a By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN pen nam. '"' - :' .'.. of ' _____________ _ , 4 spent - - ". at: M sthva ': have A word from Jackie Cai, swimming instructor cn good deal of money over the weekend at ducting Red Cross water safe:) what, for me, was the best of programs In her pool at 131 K. Dr., Sanford the three art fc.tivaL I've' eefl Woodland parents who want their pre. in the annual downtown Winter x,.bwl ,ja rhiI,le,t,n fn Ink., ikn t'arx I esti val Red Cr oss swimming classes Dr. Alexander says that ' . appear NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH worry, coach. foo tball han 't even been me otioned -. wnpiernent v.n.t,b$. - of F - Despicable Probably it's because I don't budget the way I should but be that as It may, I could easily ..ft' .. comptroller W V ' - . were director of the tour promotors, Proceeds have still to be Enculluration, Inc., flew in totaled. The next ruject will be a from Ncw\'ork for the wekej1 to explain the details of the trip mammoth garage sale, the and answer the many questions date and location will be an. Chorale mem be rs had been nounced soon According to the wondering about since the offer group's piano accompanist Bettye Smi th , "We'll be selling to tour was accept ed The slide presentation and every thing but our children and talk, according to Chorale husbands and you can make mem be r Jean Metz ma de the an offer on those too" ' - gil - Shouldn't - . 1. ' Why is it that every Sprin, go along some Wednesday Just as the Winter Park Art night, view the dancing, meet Festival comes around, my the dancers, and then once bank balance hits an all time you've tried it, and like it join low? up. "like the cigarette commercial, 'we've come a long way, baby," she said, "Last year we had intercollegiate Is' golf, tennis, track, swimming and gymnactirs, with the track team finishing fourth, golfers finishing fifth, swim team eighth, the tennis team finishing tenth and one let women be spectators ' ' i.n oi I / l Dated this I Ilh day of March, 197S I Women's Editor Just Their motive involved the theory that the stronger the V.1111wit, the stronger the t)ahiies. Thi_'y Wfl tC(I to develop a I it- - By JEAN PA17ESON "We simply want to increase women's chances for wrestlers. .' , even 9% Doin' Things self-fulfillment and self -satisfaction," explained the gourmet cook-athlete who, in two years, has increased (lie University's budget for women's varsity sports from zero to over $70,000 and awarded scholarships to her athletes for the first time In the school's history. peeking through the fence they were severely punished, "The Spartans, however, encouraged their women to actively participate In sports. Even had women average When the Central Florida singers even Iliore excited Chorale first asked to abouttheJune23(z-lpon which make a concert tour of Poland they will present at least nine during the summer, mem bers concerts throughout Poland. were naturally thrilled. It will cost $15,000 to send They were even more excit ed singers to Europe, and the Sunday evening when they saw group's money raising drive got a slide presentation of the very underway Sunday wi th what places they will be visiting in reportedly was a most SUC. Just three months' time cessful gold tournament held at Dick Lovell, executive Family World in Osteen. warriors," What's Ruth Alexander's motive In promntlng in. tercolkglate sports for women Better baby-makers? A superior race? at their gaines," she said. "II they were even caught Wc'men aren't ready for contact sports and won't be for a long time. Because of our physiological development and cultural influences, the female only has about two thirds the stre'nth of males • rsv. "The Romans wouldn't Goin' Places, superior race of athletes and capacity toichduwns A- - Dr. Alexander, who keeps her own strength up by Jcgging five miles during the first 40 minutes of her lunch hour, reports that a recent study Indicates women only expend around 25 per cent of their energy while men burn up over 75 per cent, "This low expenditure of energy on the part of women is a result of conditioning," she contends. "The daily activities of the average woman do not require the aiitaunt of energy a male needs to complete his daily activities," Defending her physiological and cultural argument, she cites ancient history as evidence of the woman's I ole in athletics. A. -c cAlege football coaches all "male chauvinist pitskins?" 1 I why we didn't see any gals out to ufi' Don t Score On Football Field We saw women achieve lame and fortune in the field of tennis last year, and in man)' other non -contact sports as well. But how about football? Seems Joe Namath was the only quarterback sporting pantyhose on the ball field. a S Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court of with over 50 ci rnfr,;a Cuu,,iy, Fioria per panel in an all-new series AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS o(24.page booklets, By: Ida Creel, IS UNKNOWN To order volumes I. If and 111. send $1 (or each, making checks 9:30-10:30 PBS ASSIGNlearns you're never too big for discharge, and ticket home, and A sworn Petition for Dissolution of Deputy Clerk payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this MENT AMERICA "Does newspaper. Publish: Marrlagi a VinuIo having been DEL your friends, or at least they his men have mixed emotions, America Still Work?" After 10 94 March 11.25. April II, 1975 fil ed regarding your marriage Answer to Previous Puyjhi think so. When the local disc 8:30-10 NBC WORLD weeks on the road, otervjng CHRIS ELAINE WRIGHT. in the NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Jockey quits in the middle of a PREMIER MOVIE "Th QUo 4LOpJ Circuit Court In and for Seminole Notice ii hereby giv en tnat the e America's destii;y and the [I _______________________ _________________ FFE broadcast, Richie Is con- Imposter" A pilot, It stars County . r Florida, the shor t title' of Board of Adjustment of the City Cl Paul social viewpoint ACROSS from which is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE Sanford will holci a special meeting ________________ reniently in the studio, and Hecht as a former 42 young soceite Army In'- numerous Interviews, Maya OF: STANLEY W. WRIGHT, JR., on March 71, 1575, in the City Hall at i Log float winds up as the replacement. telligence officer very skilled 44 Takes food BLLL! at Angelou, Husband Rptpondent, and CHRIS It : 30 AM, in Anatomical order to consider a Doris Kerns, Studs AV iqj 46 Loving ___________ Now he's a big-timer, but when lznpersonatlons,athlent he ELAINE WRIGHT, Wife Petitioner , request for a variance in the Zoning tHus ArisIt frame uses Terkel 49 and George Will th ga er these presen ts command you to Ordinance at he does a remote from Arnold's as a private Investigator. He 9 lmpav it pertains to Side Chappy 53 Unit 01 w*sgtd FIx •r:fL, In a Washington studio tonIght fI•j2 appear and file your Ans wer or other setback requirements in SR 1A r,.l ed 12 Conf Drive-In, erate 5.4 Come betwe*n his friends feel they portrays Joe Tyler, hired is defense or pleading with the Clerk of Zoned Olstlrct In Lot 1, to and compare notes,, 13 Spanish ChMrs 58 scene Replat of Lot Cie lightfi Impersonate a wealthy conthe Cif cult Courtin and for Scm mo" A. Highland Perk __________ 14 T i me Past 10-11 CBS BARNABY JONES 57 Farm structure ______ ?ii?C to dance County, Florida, and Serve a copy 'r1A t5 Egyptian rul.vs 58 Love god E4 N tractor marked for a killing. In Being more specifically described r" I N thereof on Petitioner's attorney, as located "The Deadlier Species" A 'r ROCUIS CMII 17 ' a 7010 Coidova Drive q Dtmnuirre the course of his assignment, he company Jack T. Bridg of Cleveland & TNUM Pro has been 53•95 0. 1 Perkins I Pulled Samuel en $ 33 .co Mite,, Post . sword Dinners-, uncovers fraud In a huge embezzling funds and Office Drawer Z. San Chairman 19 F,st.d BURT REYNOLDS Is caught 00 Sumrnsr (F, 35 U.L.S t'ti 9 Arecan ford. Florida 32?71, on or befor e the Include soup Board of Adjustment 2! Mature development operation. Nancy by an attorney, whom he 61 Se.p.b$r IN 40 Apotri,ci.'y-, 171h day of April . A D. 197$. or b oons Publish! March Ill. 197$ 2* variety salad bar 23Ctasy till Kelly and John Vernon are frame 1OAry Ofherwiie a default will be entered flI "W W" And The 7:30 murders, and makes it 24 Entree. 4J .oanio city it t,r'tia ''• against you DOWN Dixie Dance KIngs9:15 as if It Was a boat accident. 2lTOddiert dessert and beverage 168iU.panc,ted 4S Rescues NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE WITNESS my hand and official 29 PICkhOQ 1:30-10 ABC TUESDAY Barnaby is brought into the I EntPvsils sin-a 46 hdonastani of 20 M':ary Sit alof the Clerk of the Circuit Court, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ingredient TV4MR( 2 Singing vcsc. gsststants Mindanao by virtue of that c erlan Writ of 'I on this 13th day of Mar ch, AD. 197$ MOVIE OF THE WEEK case and solves it with a 32 Ma'dans 3 Pour forth Charles Bronson 47 Girls name 27 Antiquated Eacution Issued out of and under "Ordeal" Rerun. Arthur Hill strange (Seal) 34 Femiam. clue regarding the 4 10th US 24 Altitudes lab) Cstinct tart the seal of IPie Circuit Court In Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. PG portrays a ru less, weal y victim's allergies. appellation presiden t th th Seminole County, Florida, u pon a 25 Tradtng p1.. 50 Withered Cler k of the Circuit Court MR 36 Wa:bs FEAR IS businessman, and Diana s Twai n si Son ,i io-ii NBC POUCE STORY 37 final Iudgrnent renaereo In the By: Cecelia V. Ekern AJESTYK Sent astray cftaricteq THE KEY MWdaur plays his cheating Rerun "Wove" Uoyd Bri 28 aforesaid court on the fled day of Closed Sunday Pccf lOb Deputy Clerk A 36 Stump dges 6 Ran togather Janua. A . D. 1975. in that certain _ land group 52 Not Jack T. Bridges, of much wlfe.JamesStacyisheryoung stars. He plays a dedicated, Phonat'caity 39 Evc Portry 30SIeaj SSGooi.csofthe CLEVELAND 5. MIlE case entitled, City of Sanford, 41 lover, a guide who leads the heroic detective, a fine pj Pros,cui. 7S'asiong took Florida. for the use and the benefit 31 Bijrder, da*n Attttyt for petitioner couple into the desert for an snijn who of Milton Construction Company, Post Office Drawer In .hnn. by' T' D Inc. Plaintiff, VS. Central Florida 0 ;esea e..esaan U Sanford, Florida, F lorida rn FIATtp5s Inspection of a manganese daily exercises, including a 10 11 I $&MINOL Publish: March Florida 18,23, April I, I. 1975 Water Systems, Inc., I Pa ,` j % 4 mine. In a drunken fit, Iiaii iJally corporation. and Auto Owners In 10.-mile jaunt. QgL to I__si"rns cAssIuu!,!J ___ startles his horse and is Ussed fidence IN __ CIRCUIT COURT OF THE' surance Company, a Michigan is shattered in a bizarre THAT FUNNY GIRL HAS I(IO over the ledge of a cliff, sending Incident, marked by EIOHTEEPITp4 JUDICIAL dR. corporation, Defendant, which an ac16 FINALLY GROWN T OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR aforesaid Writ of Execution was JAMES CAAN iT' him cri-owlini, with ki-.l... cidenud shooting. - -SEMINOLE COUNTY delivered to me at Sheriff of leg. Wife and lover leave to get 11tLj.:A1L7%-1tZd 18 PROBATE DIVISION Sminote County, Florida, and I 19 10-11 ABC MARCUS WELBY, PROBATE P40. 7S$OCP hIVC levied upon the t0ilOwig help, but decided to run instead, LD. Rerun - "me Faith of In re: Estate of described property owned by and Hill fights to survive. BRUCE Childish Things" A young, XINE D. THOMPSON, Central Florida Water Systems, *:30':38 PBS ASCENT OF expectant mother, played by 1 Myra Maxine Thompson Inc slid pfDçIff'ty being located in IsH Alibi OS Dud? 25 r 27 MAN "Knowledge or Cer. 8 29 131 deeased. Seminole County, Flcrida. X) Sian Barbara Alien flies off Witty Rult, kippud? NOTICE TO CREDITORS Partic ularly diStribed at follows thinly" This episode explores from New York WC,raso To All Creditors and All Plus Lots Is , 15 7). 76 and 27 of 33 R 34 society's hypocracy, the ability Having Claims or Demands Against Bradleys Addition Dr. Welby, who delivered her, ________ Longwood, "TWILIGHT PEOPLE" to l(x)k under the surface of can deliver her baby. Problem, Said Estate: According to the plat thereof, as of You hereby rtin, and recorded In Plat Book I Page 17. of matter with advanced scientific Fri., Sat., Sun, IJ hover, is that pregnant required to present any claims he Public Records of Seminole knowledge, but unable b probe MId.ninb? Show 11p.m. 1-1 demands which you may have County, Florida, LESS: That part woman is diabetic, and her life 41 of beneath society's surface and j against the estate of MAXINE D. Lott 15 and 21 Included in Lake 'Jeopardized. Krlstoffer TtlOMpSON, k a Myra understand its workings. Wayman Heights Highway Addition, 41 44 - - 45 Tatri plays wr hu5banl. T h om p lon decea%ed l.,eot Sertlin,- fe according to the Plat thereof, at County, Florida, to the Clerk of the recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 21, O f W I? 49 ö• 51 7 Circuit Court. and file the same in the Public Recorcts of Seminole uPlicateandasprovid(.(fln5c.ction County, Florida AND Lots 7210 26 / 733 16, Florida Statutei, in their lorfutive of Block "A' of 5 Lake offices In the County in Wayman Helgh1 Highway Addition, We Can Help You Find Seminole Coun ty, Florida, within according to the Plat thereat, 57 58 four calendar months from the time recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 74, of Your Dream House e L Of the first publication hereof, or the the PublIc Records of Seminole I same will be barred. County, Florida, LESS Begin At the Q D R d HOME-Ever S Sunday d Filed at Sanford Florida, this 13th SOuthett corner Of Lot fl. Block A. AL 8~111 day of March. 1975. Lake Wayman Height%, according to f1tr1:141 Frtjil'tii., Robert W. Thompson thO Put thereof, as recorded In Plat .. __________ ________________ As Executor Book 4, Page 71, of the Public C. Vernon Mize, Jr., Records of Seminole County, A UT D A I Lf A TA Of Cleveland I Mi:e Florida, thence rufl Nortt along the i i N Executor East lint of Said Lot fl,)105f1,,tO _____ - P.O Drawer Z theNortheast corner of said Lot 71, ____________ Sanford, Florida 37771 NOTICE OF APPLICATION thence run North 4 degrees aS' 50" ' Publish- March It. 25. in FOR TAX DEED West 9163 feet, thence run North SI . 6.111111112 Tt'l 1IC #I I&V V tiLl rwriva )T1TU?s 01 degrees 10' 30" West 617$ feet, IT,19651 s. NOTICE OF APPLICATION thence run South 56 oeg reej 30' .',,.i.LW' NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, FOR TAX DEED 'C. West 74169 feet, thence run 11 that Paul P or Kenneth M Watson (Section 157.49$ Florida St,Itt,s of Southerly to the Southwesterly 1569) the following cer corner of Lot 71, Block "A", Lake uesday Special lificates has filed said certificates NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Wayman Heights 341 feet, thence for a tax deed to be issued they eon that Paul P or lCenn,th M Wetsijn run Easterly along t he Southerly 7h certificate numbers and years the holder 04 the toiIo*n line of lots 77, 26. 25. 21 fl and 22 to cc'r . 11 Of $%uari(e, the descriptlon of the tlhcates has filed Slid certificates the Point of Beginning CHICKEN DINNER Being a part property, and the names in WhICh , tot' a tax deed to be Issued thereon, of T..i IT Block "A" of Lake Wayman was The certificate numbersand years Heights and Lot 15 of Bradley's as follows: :: 3 Pieces Of Delicious Certificate No 960 Year of 1lsuance, the description of the Addition to Longwood according to Issuance )fl7 Chicken, Cole Slaw, property, and the names in which it the Plat thereat, as recorcls in Plat ______ Description of Property was assessed are as follows: Boa I. Page Il, of the Public French Fries, Not Roll. /)e r Beg 5 Ft S 5. CertIficate' No IS) Year of Records Of Seminole p '' County, (or nf SF ' of NW', is it H hwance 1977 1. Description of Property 140 It F 25 it S II) Ft to Beg LESS AND EXCEPTING All Of ALL FOR N 1771 Ft of 5744 SFl American investments T.115,P 30E Longwood North Sutdivisio,,, ac '-1 of Longw Name in which attest ed Robert H. SE ' NW (lest F 300 Fl) Sec cording to the Put thereof, as abroad had a toI book value of Dumas and Genev a 0uma His T.71S of P. 79E recorded In Put Book 14, Page 23, of $1O1,3.hfl[jon at he Wile $ Name in which assessed jp p973 the Public Records of Seminole Comr"Ied.n,*r All of slid property being i,, MitchellandNJflVaMItcpihiI WIf, County, Florida, accoidii _________ 3 per.'i of chadi,n, rtoiJ,d U. S. Depart. CounfyofS.ml ,,.5,o,F All of laid Property being In the d the Undersigned as Sheriff of m'jfl of (pjp,p, P, ,, Unless such certificate County of Seminole, Slat* of Florida, Seminole Invest. County, Florida, will Gild ho' bhcs tificat Unless Such Cerlilic.te or cer. 11:00 be redeemed ments In Europe Were $37.2- cording shall AM. on the 9th day of april, $ I p' Vdue to law the Properly tlficatej shall be redeemed ac A D. 1975- offer GOOD ALL for sate and sell to billion; Canada, $28•-bjlflon; and descrIbed In such certificate or cording to taw the property, fil e highest bidder, for cith, subject certitk?t will be sold to the deScribed In suc h certificate or to any and all existing le,n, at the developing countries received 0. 1.*.1 highest caO bl4der at the cc,jfl Certif icates w ill bt told to th e Franj (West) Door of the Se mi nole, 11111, fIlID (HI(KIN $77.9.tlllion, These Investments door on thc 21st day of Ap,Ii, hlgheit Cash N", 5' the court County Courtp,ousc in Sanford, ,/ U8 197$ 11: AM noU. door On the 21st day of ApqiI, Florida. . . the above described per. ;,~&* $458 in manufac. . Olted?hls 11th day of March. 1975 Ins a, 1100 AM. tonal property turin g, $29,6.b 1111 o ... 5' Arthur H fleck*jth, Jr in CPi'ctr':A TIL?PM ThAt Said Sate' i t;ng made to 5: Arthur It Be'(kwjth Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Of : latitt, the termsof Said Writ of iiFrroh A,r (HI petroleum, $7.5'bIliIo it in Seminole County, Florida Clerk of Circuit Court ot _. 2100 S. French Ave. EX Sanford Sanford mining and smelting and j_ By Ida Cr.aI, Seminole County, Florida John E Polk, 322.9442 0'puty Clerk By' ld Cre.,t, ShCriff billion Other Investments, Publish March IS, 2S. Apr;l II, 197$ Deput y Clerk Seminole ConIy, Fkr,da The World Almanac ratejL DEL 91 PubliSh - Mlrch II, )$, April t., i97 Publish' M4rch 11, 7S, April 1. 9, 1975 DtL 96 Enjoy much larger 146 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Lots 1A, IIA & 12Orienta Gardens q that a proceeding for past due child Revised Phi PH ID PG 26 support and for the for ec losure of Name in which assessed Oriente your Interests in certain real Fernerles. Inc properly loca ted t 109 Azalea Lane. Allot said property being in t he Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, County of Seminole, State of Florida an An d more particularly desc. ibed as: Untess such ce -til4cate or Lot 6, Block E. Suniand Estates, tiflcates shall be redeemed Ccr ac as per plat thereof as recorded in cording to law the property Plat Book 6, Page 20, Public Records described In such certificate of Seminole County, Florida. certificates will be sold to tt has been filed against you by highest cash bidder at the co.r PEtitioner, and you are required to house door on the 21st of April, ici appear and file your Answer or oIhr at II 00 A M ciefenseorpleaclingwiththeClerkof Dated this %flh day of March Icts it the Circuit Court in and for Seminole 5: Arthur H Beckwith, Jr County, Florida. and copy Clerk of Circuit Court of thereof on Petitioners attorney, Seminole County, fIøricj, ROGER I. BERRY, OF BERRY 5. By: Ida Creal, BULLER, 110 E Commercial St Deputy Clerk P0 Draw er 0. Sanford, Florida PubliSh: March 18, 25, April I, 8i;i _________ J)fllonorbeforethelgthdayof DEL-9S April, AD., 1915, or otherwise a APPLICATION default will be entered against you FOR TAX DEED WITNES S my hand and official (Section 157.49$ Florida WITNESS Statutes of the Clerk of the Circuit Court 0(1 thi. Ith cThy of P.'lr(h 197 '01 r I' 11 U i' " (,i ci: tOat Seminole County the holder i Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. the follow ing certificates has fil e Clerk of the Circuit Court sai certificates for a tax deed to be By: Patricia Pauline Issued thereon The certiticitr Deputy Clerk numbers and years of issuance, the ROGER L. BERRY description of the property, and the Attorney at Law names In which it was assessed are PO Dravver 0 at follows: 110 E. Commercial St. Certificate No. 606 Year ot Sanford, Florida 37111 Issua nc e 1972 Publish ' March IS, 25, April 5 15. Description of Property 1575 SEFt of N 4616 Ft of E 115 is it 124 04W 1463$ Ft of NW I Sec 04 T 205 IN E CIRCUIT COURT, 8TH R. 31E JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Tuesday, Mar, 18, 1915-18 1 Ga/s S t1// ot tificates Shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property d,scribed In such certificate or Wife Petitioner, Certificates will be sold to the NOTICE OF ACTION highest cash bidder at the court THE STATEW. OF FLORIDA TO: house door on the 21s1 day of April, STANLEY WRIGHT, JR 1575 t 1100AM. WHOSE Ef. T Mushrooms 18% C e rtificate No. Issuance 1977 and C HRIS ELAINE WRIGHT, . policeto say that he is going to McLean Stevenson's exit from Special,- - arxi ret~ords its commi t suicide, but refuses to the series. His contract destructive force. This time, give his location, this season and he doesn't plan there isa pa th of murders, with 8-830 ABC HAPPY DAYS In return. Steven--on, who plays the same gun. "Richie's Flip Side" Richie Colonel Blake, gets his 0 go Name in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Lawrence Jakes which assessed CIVIL ACTION NO, S-$23-ca-04-O All of said property being in the In re: the Marriage of: County of Seminole, Slate of Florida STANLEY W. WRIGHT, JR., Unless such certificate or cer Husband Respondent, I A U I K K J I W II 0 K N A K P 1 W C KSKHM10PKNIN Y TNEW10 KANI.;oh,I: BAY WHOSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRESS - SI N N SI T N L K 0 V N A B L A U K K T 9.10 ('135 HAWAII FIVE-() to teach Rchie a lesson. "Diary of a Gun" Still another 8:30-9 CBS MASH This show story which tracc.s the path of a is preparing the fans for gun a "Saturday Night Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ('', 0 I 0 K 0 1 K ES Q H L U R K Q 1 1 1) brushed, and decide WOMEN I t property, and the names in which was ass es sed are as follows _________ - at "The Happy Cookers' 8-8:30 w THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: GEORGE W. WILLIAMS. see N 1 (3 K G (3 I. •\ T K 11 II N I K 1 l I, ___________ UK c i o o SK NUID0KN R °1 ° U K810LN R M VG0 C Ii N A S S A D 0 p A U N A 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show News Marinecorpa Posts c R N L B N D N N H S NW K L S 0 A ft (33) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To 12:30 (2. 8) Blank Check 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Movie (9) Movie (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes RAAADNASCIIETODHLBLR Beaver 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive (6) Young And -- - (44) Underdog AFTERNOON 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) N ews p.-" (24) As Man Rehaves 1) A Q B A N 1' P A R I S I S L A N S p 'I M U D Y M Y A B K U 0 K N A K I M A (7 5) World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hosp ital loddy 6:30 (2,8) NBC News (13) Old Smothers SEEK & FIt'ID Martian (33) Florida Lifestyle " ( ) 6:30 (6) Sunrise Stmster r- i) Hi.all FRe 0 (u) Westbroo k B (9) All My Children (35. 44) Movie Junction (24) Captioned News (44) Play Bunny Pageant 12:30 (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2. I) Tomorrow Show 2:00 (8) All Night Movies (6) Andy Griffith (13) WOTT Sports And Travel World (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (76,8,9) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show (33) atman (44) GlIligan's Wand 3:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood Mickey Mouse Club (441 Mod Squad Jackpot 9:30 (44) Petticoat () Movie (9) Wide World Of 5:30 (2) News Council 1:00 (2) (6,5) Beaver MORNING (2,8) Movie (6) MASH (74) Ascent - WEDNESDAY (9) America (3$) Victory At Sea (44) Dinah (9) (24) Sesame Street (4) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) ClIligan's Island (13) Orlando City ____________________________________________ Leave If To NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. (Section 157.49$ Florida Statutes of CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.194 1965) In re: th e Marriage of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEPi GEORGE W WILL IAPAS, that Paul P or Kenneth M WatSr Husband , the hoidr of the following cer and tlficates has filed Slid certificates MARY A. WILLIAMS, f , a tax deed to be iSSued thereon Wife, The certificate numbers and '/eart NOTICE OF ACTION of issuance, the description of the ii, 1973 -bA TONIGHT'S TV (4') Legal notice IN TH CIRCUIT COURT. 15TH JUDIIIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR - (13) Christian 8:20 Tuesda y, &. Legal Notice 'V c �.. _-_-_ _-I,, ." . - --,-Nn. Le Legal Notice l ga i MOBILE HOME Not ce Petit.onr, 14*3 FEDERAL GA NATIONAL - STATE L UU - . . 1 SEMINOLA BLVD. ____' Q'3 flflfl VUVV U ASSELBERRY, FL. B * ,, 4 \ a II I fl MILLER - • • • * • a * • . rt* tvw S V . I Hom 4 '1 CUTM(JPED FOR FREEZER . •, F ) Located lustoff Old I - d - ~ --- - Call ss&P'",! - ________ Road For Information '. ' k" -~~_ -1 ___ . -_-- - 322 792 .,. ' -•- -.----' ,. ..-- ..'.- . --.-- -7 _____ ' - L__.i " I ",. . - __Iv . ' - . . - j - '-u .,. - - -- - - - -.......-.•.. .- 11- _ - , A ZA LEA S -. The West 10 feet of the South I 7 of the SW' of the NE '4of the NW. Sanford. Florida, within four i of Section 27, TOwnShip 21 South, calendar moa'ht from the date of Range 29 East, Seminole County, tPi first publication of this flofIC. Each claim or dema nd mutt be FJon,øa writing and must state the place of __ ___________ .- . .t I P.M. .pariford Putt-Putt On Out And Save At i 4 L'. I uui N And OVIEDO TRACTOR CO. Ph. 365-3248 Route 426 Oviedo AUTO PARTS the Claimant and must be sworn to : LAWN a GARDEN The South JS fe" C4 the horl" too by the claimant, his age-nt, Of hit AND ACCESSORIES EQUIPMENT ,ttcrnty. or It wilt become 'woid 6 tot 8lock WHOLESALE -RETAIL feel 11he W Wea!h,rsfield.t recorded in Plat according to law. Dated March 4th. 1915 aiI 12. LI .i4 • 5' William Barney Brirnon Public Records ci Seminole County, As Administrator Cum ______ _____________________________ Florida Te-stamento Annexo PLEASE TAKE NOTE that a Dec larat ion of Taking hit been filed Albert N. Fills in the abol,e Styled cause by thC Attorney for Administrator ..-...2..#i. -All Kinds Ptiloet, CITY OF ALTAMONTE Cum Testamerio Anneso V CTADC rDtiuyc municipal 710 Edwards Building, SPRINGS, FLORIDA. a s,ni. UISypJ -Our Specialty • corporation, forr condemnation of Sanford 110"kIA 3777I S Publish 1975 Casements in, over " across the 24 Hour Service several tracts of land described in DEL 51 ' the Petition for t he purpose of in stalling and maintaining lanity CITY OF & sewer trunk interceptor sy$ttm fl FREE ESTIAALrrc LONGW000,FLORIDA the City of Aflamorde Springs, Noticoofpmllc Hearing P. 2619 A. S. French Florida, and Seminol. County. GLASS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Lout" 5C Defendant is hereby notified 3224200 ' NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by f.bs ttsjt the Petitioner will call up for tpn. city 323.0393 C ouncil of the City 04 tmring before the P:1noratle Vr' Longwo, Florida, tPnof laid City A Williams. Jr,ornoffM judges of Council will hold a public hearing: th-p above styled Court, on the 31st Ii) To consider annesat ion of the day of Mirth, A D. 1973, at 1130 fOtI0.s;r detCribd property ly.ni a n-i , at the Seminole County and bcinq in Seminole County. Courthouse, SantO, Florida, its Florida, to wit . Application for or,jer of taking Parcel 1: All that part of SW id of ii 1i heretofore flied iI a SW ,:, P4OrThofLongwood Hills £ ' parties to this suit and all Other R03d icu the Ur1h6 fiti and less Interested part les may appear althe the East 4 f4 fPnqf-?4, Section 30. time arid place desgnated and be TownshIp 70 South, Ring, 70 East. --- -i-. Seminole County, Floridi; and Each Defendant i hereby cornParcel 2: The SE '.of the SW l, I , n-anddto Serve w,iflend,fnesta I iIS$ that par1Shof the L(xg*cxx, said Petition on S. JOSEPH DAVIS. Hills Roed, Section 30, Township 20 ' T T [ I JP , attorney for PIfitiOni, Post South. Ranee 30 East, Seminole Office Bo 1730. Santord, Florida, County. Florida; . I 37771 befo n, 7tth day Of tOtP* cOpor.', limits of th City of . at OTher ma lalitaW March, A 0 1975, and to lute the and --,, I cr;rial r S-.(1 u.t'Cfl dVfCtes 'EATTERIES, CORD (b) To consider also tPt queston OA O'77 ,'tpi AND SIRVI f 0 and assigning the CALL (aM LI. 0 ci)'f'O I 10 sard Court eittwir War* service 0 - .. -. . GLAZING - I U wuALITY SERVICE FREE HEARING 320 S. Hwy. 17 & 92 CENTER -- - - \ -':. - 11111`11 - 61, - .. : - ,,__ • i.j i ,--i : - - - -, hcrad. a Sale 0 $10,09 0 '21 - - _____ ________________________ i.- - '164, ____ __________ __________ ' - / .1' I ,*"\ REG. DIVISION B -- i', ,,..-,, . g of: In re the BERNARD BALES, ... Marria - ___ ' . - 1 Wife. ALSO WROUGHT IRON FERN STANDS it- - -- - - ' I - -- ____ . = - -. I A -- -_ - - . ' • - -' ,--. . .-- - - - '' / - -. -. -. , . .. .-- - - .,t - a -. - -. - - - ORDEROURHEGHSCH00LRGSNOW ., (Ito C) Michele Lee selects her high school ring from Ben Smltiey, owner of Car. . ' ,' Bcc E F(/RN/TO,?E TheseCretstobeinga success Florida as well as in Australia. are an enormous ambition and i ETHEL BART 232 S. HIGHWAY 17.fl BE1TY SMITH CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 831-3304 variety of used equipment, salesmen, Fred Holland Kerry At the home off ice in Oviedo They carry disc narrows from Sherwood, and by shop foreman hours of hard work. No one you will find nine of the 11 30 inches to 31 feet in width and Ed Kennedy, a veteran of the knows this better than A. Dude Dudas hard at work, The other wheel tractors from S to 320 h.p. company since 1957. & Sons Inc.. creators of Oviedo two are based in the Belle Glade These wheeltractors are from Duda Auto Parts consists of Tractor and Duda Auto Parts, plant, 32 Inches toll feet in width and both wholesale and retail Ovieto. Oviedo Tractors, a division of weight from .400 to 40,000 Operations. They stock a The Dudas, a diversified A. Dude & Sons, has been in pounds. At Oviedo Tractor you complete line of auto parts company, began operations in operation since 1957. It started can find anything in farm all parts necessary and for the vegetable business 60 years out with only two employes and equipment from the mini to the repairing farm equipment and ago. Since then the second and now boasts 11. mighty! machinery. third generation Dudas conOviedo Tractor carries the Farm equipment is a In addition to the above sisting of three sons and their widest range of farm equip- tremendous Investment. The mentioned businesses, the eight sons. have expanded ment and machinery in the farmer has more Invested in Oviedo location houses a operations to include such state. They handle live major equipment than any other wholesale 100 acre sod farm. enterprises as citrus, cattle, lines of tractors, lawn and business in existence for the All territory from Daytona vegetable farming, camp garden equipment, and three dollar return. Beach to Palatka and south to grounds, citrus processing major hay forage equipment Harold Hail, nlantx r*r,nlr,n ..I.•. .....n. .s___ •. General the 5outhrn tin nO i*m .ø..'. . ,_..., The F uring ' L me '1j & Jewe/ers YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVFp are required to serve a Copy of your tiflcates fiat filed said certificate', ...rutten defenses, if any, to it on S. for a tax deed to be issued thereon KIRBY MONCRIEF, PIainliI,'t The certificate numbe-r't and years I n d ustrial Park. at SR 46 RI. 1, Box I7C, Power Court Seminole County either before DeScripiton 04 Property service on Plaintiff ,% attorney r Beg 7791 Ft W & 305 Ft S of NE immediately thereafter, ofherwesea Coot SE '.01 NW 1, Run W 502 Ft default will be entered against you N 140 Ft E 50 7 Ft S Ill) FT to fleg Sec for the relief demanded In the 07 T 715 R. 30E Name lnwfulch assessed Ed Moore WlTNESSmyhandandthe e-lf and Mabel Moore. hi% wife this Court this 2Qth day ot February, 1973. (Seal) Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. COMPLETE GUN REPAIRS CUSTOM BLUING £ PLATING All of Said property being in the County of Seminole, State 01 Florida Unless such certificate or cer tiflcat es shall be rerned ac Clerk of the Circuit Court YZ ': Deput y Clerk PublIsh: Feb 25, March 4. j, Is. 0R SPECIALTY , cording to law the Property •J li .TTIIIIC6tC Cr Cert ilicalet wilt, be sold to the highest CaSh bdder at the court 1973 house door on tIne 71s1 day of Apr.l, DEK 14 1975 at 11 00 AM. Datedthis 1)thdiyf March tv/S ..__ call ( 5: Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Clerk of Circut Cur? rf I STE () 5 . , . GfFTS - Buuth Palie.8I - , , Bea utiful ceramics Most jewelry stores display Also on the shelves at Car- their wares in plush, high rent Ben is the elegant line of Gg6 # IN Uii g6......... I 1) message engraved on it. Sh&W0nnSanW Inn i , SHERATON HOTELS a MOTOR INNS WORLDWIDE SERVICE j ---AVENUE AT -4£ STATE ROUTE La, SANFORD. FLA. *S-fl)-aH -•--- - - ti - ii .. -- . " Sales-Service Parts -Accessories . _ f-. iz:;:__~ _ , . L~h~ CW~qft_ __ %~_~ -_ -' , ' *1"` . If - ..- - ~ TANDEMS- 3 WHEELERS -_ - -. - -' I. V - \ V L ~ A l`I`:, I _: W__ At . Lt. - I Prices iw-~ ~ -q 777" __ - I watches, and offers the only authrizerf Timer '.',tch repair .u'r . tr- i' In 1k,. Boutique , . INTERSTATE MALL • : ' I Irnga s Wig / You can find clocks, silver tell you: dependable service dishes, wallets, clutch purses, and fair treatment are the ' I I Ben's regular customers will Irma Orimo, owner is conducting a Sanford. Florida, will bolda Public business at Sanford, Florida, und,- 436& 1-4 i Altamonte Springs 831.4334 Hearing to consider and determine tte fiCtItit name of "INSIGHT : whether or ,uot the County will and that Siid firm it composed of Open 10 a.m..9 p.m., Sun. 1-6 _____ ______ Kactus 1* ,,- . Everything Visit vacate, abandon. discontinue, close, following person whose nan - H. Richard Johnson 100 Per Cent It Is my intention to apply to the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court in arxi icr III. Alley between lOts 137 thru 4 Seminole County, Florida. to ' ' • on the North and 149 th.', 160 on the register the said name of "IN South, SIGHT" under the provisions of All Lots and Alleys being on M M. Section 861109, Florida Statutes, LORD's FIRST ADDITION 10 1973, CITRUS HEIGHTS, according to the WITNESS my hand tht 17'h cii, Plat thereof asrecorded rrded in Plat of February, 1475. Book 3. Page 17, of the Public '(Stall 285$ SANFORD AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 04 ON 1111111 the County and the public in and to H Richard Johnson the following rights 04 way running 616 Eat? Altamonte On'. -through the described property, to. Altamonte SprIngs, wit: Florida 1. Alley between lots 57 thru 6) Ott Ownership of "INSIGHT" is as the North and 69 thru 77 on the follows: South; II Alley between 104$ 12) thru 171 on the North and 12S ttwu 130 on the South; Ho r se & Rider Bingo KOrrar Fe Feeds 0, of Seminole Courtly. _-LLf, imports '--1 1' . _____________________________________________________ r- ---?---I- • __ ____ JOHN SCHLENJ( How long has it been since YOU have travelled, I mean really travelled, to some place different? For most of us, it has been too long! We think that travelling will be too expensive, or too difficult to arrange, too much of a hassle to be worth the trouble! We, your travel agent however, have made travel at Its most reasonable and convenient, We can help YOU with arrangements that Will fit your budget. You will see just how easy U is to travel, with someone to arrange for tickets and reservations, There is no 1 need to put off a really -' renounce arid disclaim any right of p'ace of residence is as fo1Io,. __ A Mens and womens rings. In accent assorted styles and designs for s furniture any school, and in gold or white 1 gold are on display. Come in T capiz Religious Articles today and order it now. I E lamps and Gift Items, Watches always make welcome gifts arid Car-Ben Icons, Missals, Relics, folkcraft carries an outstanding Statues, Medals, collection of fine watches In I Rosaries, assorted fashionable styles for both $ Papal Blessings, baskets ladles and men. An exciting Candles, I 'watch is the Seiko Quartz watch A LS() A Catholic Bibles, for men. All Seiko watches Gourmet F Vestments, Holy Cards, ordinarily carry a one year Cooking Altar Furnishings. warranty, but the new spaceage • Seiko Quartz is guaranteed (or ;, and Hobby 'Ilil(S'FA'I'E MA U accuracy within IS seconds per " Classes S HWY. 83 1-002.j month, in addition to Seiko. , Car-Ben handles the complete '-" ill line of dependable Timex (6 Ph. 321.0780 (in The Ace Hardware Bldg.) • I Seminole Count, f or i.i DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING By: Ida Creat, OF RIGHTS OF WAY, Deputy Clerk o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Publish P.'arch 13.25. April 1 1975 YOU WILL. PLEASE TAKE DEL 97 NOTICE that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, at 7 - 00 o'clock p.m. on the NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 1st day of AprIl. AD.. 1 915, in the REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME County Commissioners' Meeting The undersigned doeS hereby Room at the County Courthouse In certify that he H. Richard Johnson Florida delivery when you want It. c: L W • Wigs can make the ___ the time to order them to insure DINING ROOM OPEN DAILY 7 A M 10 p M BUSINESS MEN 'S LUCHEON $1.45 OUNGE- ENTERTAINMENT LOU BONO HAPPY HOUR 57-DRINKS SOc e Li THE VACATING, ABANDONING, Cute, Stylish & Sexy Has )v'erheacJ-Lc)v/ ____ (Sidion 111.49S Florida Statutes of 1144) complaint or petition. S selection of class rings Now is J - '..,,, attorney, who-se address 5 Post of ISIuanci. the description 00 the Office Box fl79, Sanford. Florida Preper'y, ar,d ffie names in which it 37771 , en or before the 24th day of was assessed are as tottøwt March, 1915, and file the original Certificate No. 958 Year of withtheCleckoftheCircuitC.fof Issuance 1977 Gun Shop Sanford, Florida 32771. A subsidiary of Layer Enterprises PNOOC 305.323-1747 sod farming and a tractor and Lely. They have deep tillage Division is responsible for the have an operation in Naples. auto parts business, A. Dude 8. tools for all sorts of ground smooth flow of the operation. A true story of Success - one Sons are international ex- preparation, rotary mowers Hall has been with the company might say the Dude story is one porters, Their operations are from 19 inches to 28 It. in width, since 1962. He is assisted by two from the mini to the mighty. established all over the state of walk behind mowers, and a very capable and knowledgable ADV. Car-Ben carries a fine or, - ""4 action for Dissolution of W.arrlage that Paul R or Kenneth M Watscn has been filed against you and you the holder of the following ccr _______ nt •na Manager of the Tractor serviced by Duda. They also bands, from the plainest to the for-ic lest. A - FOR TAX DEED TO BERNARD BALES Residence unknown Furnitur. £ Glassware I4 I 1 r Fred Hall and Kerry Sherwood - salesmen - will astst you in your selection of farm equipment. eight decades. offers elegant It more personal by having your job Ben Jeweleri. c NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF SUIT ' New & Used Furniture-We Buy & Sell-One Or A Housef ul- expenses of these stores on to pens - sure o light and write and decorator items for any reasons they keep coming back you, the Customer. Most, is not first time everytime. occasion at Car-Ben. to Car-Ben whenever they need all, and Car. Ben Jewelers is an Browsing around, you'll find A special repair Service at something in the jewelry line. exception, Located in the beautiful I.D. bracnlets by Car-Ben is one for antique Both Master Charge and Longwooci Plaza, Longwood, Speidel, Copper jewelry and a clocks. If you own a beautiful Bank Americard are accepted Car- Ben Jewelers is housed ina wide assortment of costume old timepiece that is just at Car-Bert. modest store with a low jewelry, from belts to earrings. gathering dust because you Select for your man or overhead. You get your There's stainless steel din, can't get It to run, take it in to won-ian who has everything, a money's worth at Car-Ben. nerwear by Oneida, as well as Car-Ben, It will be expertly unique gift from Car-Ben. You 111111iMarch Is a month when Oneida baby silverware, and repaired to give you a show can be assured it will be spring brides-to-be start also dinner plate-s for babies, piece which is of pr actical use, treasured always,-ADV. ______ planning for that Special day. Get that special person in too. Include Car-Ben in your plans your life a promise ring, Whatever makes of watch by selecting a beautiful set of friendship ring, engagement you Oven, take it in to Car-Ben I _ Keepsake wedding bands, ring or other keepsakes he or for overhaul or repair and you Keepsake, a tradition through shewill treausre always. Make are guaranteed an excellent . - a Pbl'SN 1975 Husband, DEK 1 _______ BABY CRADLE .', ONE OF' THE MANY MIGHTY'S ATOVIEDO TIt1tt"roR It I 4t - - , - - e SANDEE M. BALES, difference in you. 1 - .3U.CA-04.O Florida Statutes 1957 s Lcj:s 1 46 - - , ., . - , FICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby gi-en that I am engaged Inbusinets at 1017 Highland St., Altamonte Springs 32701, 1975 Seminole County. Flor.da, under the DEK 149 firtitl(1uS name of PENLO PPODUCTS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. flue Circuit Court, Seminole County, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR Florida in acc or dance with the CulT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE povsI of the Fictitious Name COUNTY, FLORIDA Statut es To Wit, Section itS 09 CIVIL ACTION NO. IS HAND.FORGED WROUGHT IRON stores. In turn, they pass the Chrysler lighters and fountain I %* .,., .,.I..' 1.11 ., *,,, . . yi:l:qjnjrq,u.y 14 LELU'1 - I ___________ __ - • ---:.-.. ..=, .-- ... 11 : OUR DEL 11 Levitt & Cohen Suite 1310. CNA Tower Orlando. Fla. 32901 - ~ t gms ----- i - % 201 S. Elm I.. ~.' 0 e., 4 ___ Loi, - :- This notice shelf be Posted al ,h City Hall within the C41V of int end to r~,VAIler said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Serninote LOngwoOd. ll- loirida. and in tfI fl) ''- ____ .... - Florida under the fictitious name of S _____ , I t1 ' t. : NTA RE Ot tOO North Highway 17 92 Casselberry, Florida 37707 PubliSh March 1, II, to. 2. 1975 By LilIlin J Jenkins Deputy Clerk Mi,c ________ -. ' ,. ff,gaged in business al 3331 Alerts continued from time to firew until C1 , Eastbrook, Stminole County. final &CCOn ,% takon by tbt City D _____ ' , : Arthur H. Beckwith Clerk of the Court ______________________________________________________ 1 _____ I Car Ben - P e DONE 4. . t ___________________________________ -. i'k F -- ICI Iii __ Ii• :- . ___________ GEORGE C. HEAR FLORW HE-ARING A(D ''fl'fljUld i',-' _____ ___ ___________ - NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR V I if ical the laIPnday ot April. AO 1915.at Mirth A. 11, Ii 7 3 p rr, , or YYji "-rreaiter at at s'.P- c'; t'r'' r'e-'s!ed pittiel and CitizenS for and against i' _____________ I tor) Ethel Bart and Betty Smith display items coinciding with th e bicentennial celebration. HEARING AID TEST fly Elaine RCharde ''' -.,--,.y-, . _________ N -V . / - . - l Ask the man who wears one!! 1%ftl I___ 1 ~- u f - r I Each - r- I ______ ' If you think that because of operated shops In the Maitland among the new Items on Fashion trends in homIll the present economic recession Flea Mart before combining display. furnishings hay, become icu czr.'t afford 010 buy ally their businesses and talents in Depression glass Is getting "anything goes." It used to be furnishings t, make your home .Jant,ary of 1973. They stock harder and harder to come by, that one type of furniture was more livable and lovable, their store by buying out but Betty and Ethel have over a found throughout a home you're wrong, estates, attendlng auctions, and thousand pieces, including Today, you will find various For a small cost you can take two or three buying trips some by Cambridge. Helsey styles of firniture coordinated select lust the items you need-. each year around the nort he ast and Fostoria. T he y also have together, and the effect it gives if you go to B 3. E Furniture, 232 United States. some extremely rare pieces to is rat he r exciting. Antiques are So. Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry. excite the Depression glass making an overwhelming Very popular right now with enthusiasts Overflowing llie pr emises comeback on the furniture home decorators are turn ,, this quaintly cluttered store are of A new room has also been scene. It's hard to find furniture heatrical things. thousands of Items, Including added to the many found at 8 & made today that's as well-buII14 ndB E haveagoodseecton E new and used furniture, Furniture, Titled the "An as antiques; and people are" for YU t chose from. Turn of glassware, dishes, jewelry, cut tique Room," just browsing using their antiques, not lust C e n tury fans, horse glass, antiques, paintings, and Martha W wa shingtonr through It will make you feel having them around to look at gold, silver, brass, copper and wigs 0 bronze decorator pieces. You style, and Bateks, the popular that you're living the past all the dust. over again. In it are such pieces So to raise your spirits in hangings, are all at B & E name it, you'll probably find it. as a beautiful Lincoln rope bed these somewhat gloomy times, and at a surprisingly low cost. F urniture. which has been converted and why not drop by B & E Fur The "B" of B & E Furniture Is An An eye.fllilng cut glass especially fitted with a box niture? For a small cost you Smith from Maryland. rhandsa:wr is *a., vwcaii n ho jut; me item you need and the "E" is Ethel Bert from additions to B & E stock. Also, a stands, mirrors and many other to brighten up your home. Betty Pennsylvania. Both are drop-leaf library table and a fine pieces of furniture, all in and Ethel will be looking for licensed appraisers and have Queen Ann library table are outstanding condition. you.ADV, - 1J ______ .. _____ U r. - _______________ MIRDAD 11 ;c_ - b - . - TIIINGSTO MAKE YOUR HOME MORE LIVABLE AND LOVABLE __________ PARCEL any of you. have in and to the Lor4wom, Florida. to wilt; orproperty described in said Petition. clinanceNo lit3andass.neii, lecland indtQ Show Cll/sC.if any you have. WpDIementel wn y said Property sho.jid not be Yba present ion ss c issf icat n condemned lot the uses and pur OI p, * t P6%4K al W'orthmthe Pet ituorn thereof. is ;I I herein if y04, faH to do so. adel&ult ResLde.rntialDittr;ct, pursuant to the *.If Ue e-fltred against you for the pro,ii f Ordinance NO. 790 of relief demanded in the Petitgn. fbi City of Longwo, Florida; the WITNESS my hand and sillial of said Co,irl on the 210 day of South 200 feet 00 pop C February, A D 11975 ISEAL) the provisions of said Ordinance uo Ir?f'itjr H bccwtti, Jr 79OoftP*CifyOfLong,00 Florida Clerk of flue Circus Court, TN, Public hearing *ill bf held in U T ___ enLan D mediately thereafter to shoI w' - ' 1 &.L 1' ANFORD MIRROR N -4.. - 7 - . ____ _~ ------ 1L.t(DU DA AUTO PARTS I jI 1.9G..' CIOW Wanda ewwo : V. _____________________ ______________________________________________________ 98 . I - !7 (1 di In Full Bloom • Egg Can Site • for 5200 LINER AZALEAS 2c ca. or ID OPEN DAILY 8 A.M . S V~p ,&- ,A_ - ~ '' . a _______ Gar of Clerk of Circuit Couri of Seminole County. Florida. in the courthouse at - '1.39 To '1.99 [1] -' 4 LZN: 40 - - -153M • ... r L , - , Ph. 322.677 _~ •• k,rf -. - ... L'1I f I . . I _ , Z 1.I - I - I n. '' 1i J/ ---_-, ) I /I 'O . - Medicaid I' Out raiIefl Thera py L' "i. `- / . Private Patients - VA , are required to serve a copy Of your Lots 30 and 3t, RAN DS ADDITION written defenses, if any, to it on git TO TOWN of LOPSGW000, .. WILFRED H CONRAD, cording to the plat thereof, as Hey girls, those of y petit,ot't attorney, whose addri-'A recorded In Plat Book I, pig. 16,01 is 100 North Highway want to be in style with hairth public records of Seminole Casselberr',, Florida 37707, on o W do's like Glamour, Vogue County, Florida, before April 3rd. 1975, and tile the UU4 Seventeen - -, ?'as been filed against you, and you originil with tht- Clerk of this court ,nre hereby required to serve a PRECISION CUTS -DRY SET copy either before service on petitioner of your written defenset, II any, To it attorney BLOW-CURLING IRON or Immediately thereafter MARC LUBET, Esg, of otherwise, .t default will be enlert'i CALL 322-871) & COHEN, 1310 CUA against you for the relief demarv1i Tower. Orlando, Florid a. on or For Compiete Beauty Care in tIne- petlticn before March 26, 1915. arid file the ?sVITNESSmy hand anti tbr fiI Of original with the Clerk of thit Court this Court n February 24Th IllS 607 W. 25th St.tora San) Cither bef or e service on plaintiff's (Circuit Court Seal) attorney or Immediately thereafter; Arthur H Beck*'- i' ctherwise, a default will be entered As Clerk of the- C.'. against you for the relief demanded __ _ ________ __ ___ By Cecelia V Ekc in the complaint As ______ ________ .'iIT?4ES my h,si-inl and seas of _______ ' I 'll I l F) Pm CONP . 1 I'. MW li r' 7.- -- 24u,our .-,u k rSin9 r.a reF 0r i'tIlIFi - ;', 4 - _ W - where your friends are' Sanford, Fla. - NOTICE OF ACTION TO: MARKO G BU((IPn TO EMIL C KIRSCH 9709 Springbrook 1417 North Loref Houston, Tcsas 770 1 Chicago, lIlinOi 611651 'lOU ARE P40TIFIEO that an YOU ARE NOTIFIED that .in actio, to 1011C lose a mechanics lien iCfiOn for diSSolutiOn of marcia -' on the following property in has been filed against you and u'u Seminole County. Floridi. . Prl.4 - 6'i; __-~~ - Mu, South of 436 on 17.92 In Casselberry __ - v ,~___IllljllijllifflMjllijlliffjjiffl"- I'Mil To The g M In I __ - . - - - - h ill - --t JT'tL) CENTER IL 919 E. 2nd St. . 2 Duda 8 Sons -From I. - - -' - -... NURSING - #is',i' - - p,t,.p,o r, 8347072 * - * .'S. - -_I . I - The =L -- IR - L I . __ - - . CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.lU.CA.i.O COUNIY, FLORIDA, W. 0 IJNSWORTH BUILDERS, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S41SCA04O INC., a Florida corporation, Plaintiff Sf4 RE THE MARRIAGE OF VI. GLa'OYS P BIJC(IP.I, WIFE. At RUPERT It. HARTMAPI et u.. and fltjcciui HtJRti[) EMIL C KIRSCH, Defend.snts NOTICE OF ACTION USED FURNITURE COLLEC rABLES. CHINAI GLASS S _______________ iorr~ tt 1r1 tt' Stevenson WiIiiams (raob,rryEp.rgn,c1Q Oak Gate Leg Table Carved Oak Buffet, Heavy Brass Pulls,c. 1880 . Legal Notice - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl' FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE A NEW SHOP IN CASSELBERRY II __ . 'Call 322-2611 Or 811 --.993 .. A. ',. B y Joys; Be: Livable-Lovable - Orlando Hwy (SR 427) On G d DI t RI h nd PRICES C!i TI,, South 1! feet of the North 100 ISEALI feet of the West H fret of Block C. '. eahersIeld st recorded n Plat PjIh .t H I Book 17. Pages 64 and 65. Of the DEL 16 Public Records of Seminole County, -. ida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE b The unknown assigns, sue. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. cessors In interest, trus tees or any CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Other parties claiming by, through. SEMINOLE COUNTY under or against any and all cf the PROBATE DIVISION ATE NO.I 7S-54.CP above named corratinnivttta rROB , exist ing . EDNA MAE BRIPISON ;*rWs and ' 'clami deceased havIng any Interest or claim as NOTICE To CREDITORS owners, mortgagres, judgment All creditorS of the es?e'c' of Edna creditors or lien holders against the parcels of land Mae Brinson, deceased, are hereby notIfied and required to file any hereinafter described: claims c cicmandt which they may . I E ~ . . . . Legal Notice BILLINGS ANTIQUES Fat Tim e We doacceptfood stamps WHOL E S ALE Arthur H Beckwith, Jf Clerk Seminole County - B 8 E Furniture Makes SERVICE ff . e? Deputy Clerk nrtt ~ "A, C, !i - -- RE.V1 .V V .. . E S . ..S . .. . I - a --- . . q If [t 33 Block 3 HEFTIER HOMES ORLANDO Section accorc'irtg to the Plat thereof tt n Plat Book 13 PQcs S ' 6 of the Public Records at eminote County Florida a k a 208 Brighton W Cabs 'Iberr FIc,vid her with Range and Fvrnace 72M :;ed n and hn has been filed against you, and Ou PARCEL I are reQuired t sorie a copy 01 C-er 7-r Ar t r .' 'ri-t . .'.rr rrin r '?'i' (Cri'',i 'c S.. .t ¶N' T.L ' d Uc .'. cn F'l,rititI'% ,IIorn. . 'r'r of Section 72. Township 31 South, PATUICK MGROTTY. 1430 S 'b% Range 2' East, Seminole County, First Street, Miami, dlorsda. and Florida liIi tIe original answer or pleading in the office of the Clerk of the JOHN B CHRISTY Circuit Court on or before the 31st and EVELYN CHRISTY day of March 1975 If you tail To (to hit wife so iLgment by default will be taken SM Reservoir Avenue aIgains? you for the relief demanded CRANSTOPIRHODE ISLAND DONE AND ORDERED at San FRANK W CHRISTY INC ford Seminole County FIør (l ?h $ DEK 130 - - . I ii F together with the re'specljye parcel numbers in which !hCy are alleged to be interested, JOt-ltd W BARBER and MARGARET H BARBER hit W f 2000 South Eatdt Street ARLINGTON VIRGINIA PtpvlyClerk - P PRODUCTS, InC. SUIT TO FORECLOSURE tJer them : --- . P PARCEL. . ANCHORING. LOWCOSTSKIRTING MOR FRANK M JAYou. N;: his L:Jall A The following named persons those claiming any right, title or an(1 parties who are bIiev('d to be interest by. throuqPi or under ycu rri r,stdnts of the Slate of Florida are hCrCby notified that a complaint rd w ho latI known places of tolorrcIoseacertainmortgnron rps;dence are as set forth below. and the following described property, to PARCEL II I.- --~- MMMMV 'ØVII ROOF COATINGI LEAKS REPAIRED : :: SU Reservoir Avenue CRANSTON. RHODE ISLAND .. , _._-_: . - - - . - ~ : ~ - 7~ , - DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS IN THE NAME iUi SERVICE & REPAIRS - JOHN W, BARBER md PIant,II. MARGARETH,BARBERh;%WII,. vs JOHN B CHRISTY nd EVELYN FRANI At REALE. et '. CHRISTY, h wife. WILLIAM 0 DetcJ,t'it `OONNELL and ELAINE 0 DONNELL, hi$ wife, and FRANK NOTICE TO DEFEND A CHRISTY. INC . a Rhode Island TO: FRANK Ap% REALE and Defendants JANICE PEALE HIS WIFE NOTICE 'N EMINENT ResIaece Unknn Or FLORIDA. TO ALL WHOM CERN And to ` '' rni I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FLORIDA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (EVIL ACTION :o. 7S-3?-CAOS.B COUNTY, FLORIDA. CITY or ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, NO. 1S357.CAOLD FLORIDA. a mq'Ic)t Corporation, . - , -1 __-_.. 1 _-- ., . PERSONS INTERESTED MAY Richard Johnson before y', t ', • Fertilizers • Seeds • Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks • Horse Care items • TOC • Pet Supplies • Annuals • Vegetable Plants Sworn to and %ubscrr.'ci tci t.i P4 APPEAR AND RE HEARD AT THE day of February, 1115 TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Joyce CrArnolci " ' 411111, SPECIFIED. -- ' - JPF Ad rg# (Seal) Board of County N'& Commissioners Of Seminole County, Florida - By , Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk By: Joann K. Hare, , Deputy Clerk Ili Publish: March 18, 1975 - DEL 100 HUNT 'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. - 0T10 122.2624 Sanford, Florida Notary Public State 04 Florida Publi sh - Feb 2. March A. Ii lf, 197$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. lI 100-CA.70.F IN RE: In the Matter of the AdOptiOt, - FICTITIOUSP4AME Notice I hereby given that we are JANET MARIE HUNTER , a cngagno In business at 477 Cedar - __________ ________ SALES & SERVICE FOR ____________ I ___________ GO BOL ENS 'A to AHEAD full of mulching mowers, trrinrc .i tiiinr c Antttrit. i"#' 2 wood Ct. Winter Sprngt 32707, Seminole County, Floricla,tindirr the or NOTICE OF ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS fictitious same of HOME SWEET HOMES, and that we intend to TO: LINDA ANN HEORICI,. Address Unknow n register said name With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. YOU AFE NOTIFIED tP,n? 'I-c Florida In accordance with the Petitioner s rsarT,ed herein. WILLIE iwovsloifl of the Fictitious Name ¶t,itu,jte-, To Wit Section tot 09 I:'.cia Statutes 19.57 M. HUNTER and GLENN, HUNTER P'. wfe, Pia,. ti':l -i PCtit,Cr ru the .nb)i, .p .t,i,.-4 I'..,.. �___ ___ _____ - ______________________ _____ ________ - .-...,*A 46-Evening Herald, Ft. ___ Mort Walker \ /7VLJ ARE 60%E ,'oi Ae ONE WIN TWAT oLi&rA ØE I II II / I r'v! OO L I I '' ____ I E COL- I r DW ll' pgij ESHO OF Grout ONE ds. fie did just that West produced the eight of trumps For the third defensive trick and waited with his king of clubs to set the unfortunate d&arer . West falsecard with 1 k of trumps was an xperCs play. but South really shouldn't have fallen for it, 11 West held just one heart and one club he Would have held 11 black cards Not vulnerable he would probably have tried a sacrifice EAST * iO 4 95 109 b \urth South v ulnerable TINGAWAY, COMRADE 5 -10P HI M! -THE -n*XN KING WrTH No 67th Year, No 18G-Wednesday, March 19, 1975 Immediate discard of his la st V on 1084 SOUTH (I) j2 Q 73 . q7 £A6 L L DOY u I IN % EST K Q 9751 V.1i 8 I ALLEY OOP NO CRES CA!mEs) LE ARE ALL FAkES! TALK ID THESE JNW 1 I I - A V J 3-iS 0 NDE 1\ WEAR • 18 p642 • K 8S 3 4 J 752 ° a / 0000 <rVfr17 / I. 11 i I I - )s • -. ll~ _____ i - ' Pa.'s '1 fl bidding has been 18 I Opening lead - _______ }'ass Summertime ,f U A _Z west ' i ________ 1 - k. W _______ / i _..~__ OF k 40PGR#.*PDTR0M#W,6RJJ"6~ e OAT, M 7 I f J r AJ_ — 11 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS O YOU HA V E by Lorry Lcwss GOT TO SOU E GOT TO U7 FOR I 11 I - : &- f I ! . 1% r 94iyJ , - I D THE FOK i'E ENDORSEMENT — - UKN-O r- A_ SO LITTLE 1 1. i .. ) . .1 v" 1,(DL I , F --__ , I i - - •:. Li : ____ L . \ t • { - I L - , - ~ 50METHING I A7E-. .,, , 11 - K E1`10UGw CALL A OCTOR by Crooks & Lawrence ...MAyfl THEYII E 54TI5FSEC' 'd ______ 0 — - __ - L ) & .9 - c I I GET NO RESPECT' Y JOB IS YC' T IMPORTANT, OKAY / I'LL SEN I HAVE A - -- I L . , / ) _)) Q / ( I t i .,),k # -, ~__ ~ I- 1. 17 . - ____________________ 3-1 _______________________ I It I , 1. / /// / WIL& L - • - AkD - IrI L I C, la , ion ri.......... iw*w, - .- ____ --m— - I Mn Betty Hanna lcIt) and Mn Evelyn Ilad, pa st priden the Veterans of Foreign War% Auxiliary gM of Longwood presented classroom flags to the neeres1 School. Accepting flag for her third grade classroont Is Amy Budy. out to the site. The effective date for the leasing agreement will be may 1. The county wiff pay $1 a square foot a year for both blngs for two ears After ui that time, appraisers named by both parties will aee oh a reasonable leasing rate. At a $1 for certification to operate i several weeks ago - has repm, tedly been trying ta'solicit customers from other firras, even though the county has not yet approved their certification. The pamibility of'such a price ww Roads Superintendent J. C. Lavender told the commission that Reliable Garbage Service has been competing with IlandW Gat bage over accounts in the Tuscawilla area of the county. Lavender said the city of Winter Springs awarded an exclusive fra chise to flandW for service in their municipality, but admitted that HandW 1 and Reliable had been v%ing for ac. any and all cities who will the agreement and adopt our animal control or. dinance." But, in doing so. Board members agreed the proposition would be a losing one economically for th:! county. The county's ordinance, effective the first of the year, regulates all non-agriculture animals running loose in the county and provides for pick-up Fees and fines for those The probability of the price war, and the confusion that could result from such a war prompted several com1711MOnerS to broach the subject of revamping the regulation of the county's entire refuse collection system. There are now G separate firms operating In the I I / .1 ( ( _ ) ~_____ I . I I C .... Television Women's - by Frank Hill - 'I - --- a-i 7 A A 11 ding a 4,000-seat theater in the -it), for the staving of cuncefts --- V F :4,;;Zic ,Ar l — or llorwcope _~ . ' 4A WEAThER uP / I I i Ar i ., r 1(-, &I (__1 I i 4'. I , ., / -- ~ 0 0 s esi enc W/(3y i Seat has been brought up and dropped by civic organizations 48 inthepast,wasoughtbackto life yesterday by the Bankers Committee o the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn. merce Committee member John . - - 1, It -I . ___________ ____ -- ;~g~~- V .;~r :-_- _-zit jO, il. ~r _ I.- _ F ~ r X-10,41fNely -u-MA , I K.-~,--- tl~'.- *- . ,z * 1- v~-_.~_A. ,IT 7 rm l -_ - . - ~- __' _. - -_ - - Th , eater - -. - -_ - _% A % Krider-also said he hopes the chance to move out or the civic theater would be able to attract Center and the Seminole Iligh tourist traffic into Sanford. fie School Auditorium. tourists be worked out In thing in the world," s conjunction with tl,e .11icater. Woodrow Clark, president of T , W% I .I - - N%._ _,W~ ;-, / / i, A, . - ^~ _ , ~ __, V Another major project auditorium is "alright for.wme discussed by the committee programs," but IL is not 1 was the bWiding of a new city equipped to hane the type of hail. • pr ogram the associa tion likes to The committee passed a present. . -ç! resolution recognizing the need Valerie Weld, an artistic ^ ~ i-A. .. - N-1 . `~.. - , . .. . , I, -V - -1 - -, .- - .- I . r ; ! I -..~i . . - - _-1. -t I , Ai~ : . i~ ~-7:~-r--~t~i5-7r,-= -_~ &__ =-j-a-4 --I-=-- - , - -- 0 ;J-_ ~ -A - __1U . i : 3, . - it -} . . . 7M11r10__1T_ ~ 11 i-Q--r. .. - - __- --- - Inch of rain last night. Clearing theater drive, was instructed to i I tonight and fair Thursday. seek an idea for the design and .---! Cooler through Thursda%. all estimated emit of the facility. Highs mid to upper 70s Lows Krider, who at tint sought to JOHN KRII)FR upper 40s to lower have an amphitheater, lie estimated that it would Complete wrathrr details on now conceiled that the faci lity take a year before any definite Page 5A should he cocred plans can be made on building a ______ _ -40--pup- -Gaw_M4 -A.1 , Ty`-L - ~-__-` -.---=, J,Fz--_!--~* U- __I~-~-~- .- - ~_F-g_ . --- Z_1 '- 1 I IIIIIIIII - . ~:) Iii Crossword Puzzle . . . , , . A111 Sa nford c u I t u r a I Dear Abby L . .... ... A organizations are crossing their I 100W! ELSE • . - - . - t By.%IICKEY LOCIMIDGE / . I 1_1, )si ion 0 I I Chamber Hears New Plan Calendar . / ( A U A -- -- EM2 ; II #I , I -- ! . Around the Clock . __ ___T_ - 01 • .1 I: Nr the three-story brick buildings The lease will run for 18 ternis, th' - county will be able to year for both structures for two are former barracks that easily )ears, with an option for keep an renovations or ears lend themselves to utilization renewal every two )ears. modificatio ns to the structures According to county officials, by Uw county. Also, under revised lease that they make, If such removal does not jeopardize the __ buildings themselves. The Airport Authority now has seven dayi to okay the leams I 1011TIIY will ask Public Research of Atlanta -the firm h have been repeatedly alter ed to suit the needs of the that is currently working tin re. organization of the county If approved by the Authotity, government -to do the space counts in the unincorporated areas weA a garbage price %ar is on the the allocation work. rdtrinh the city. y's ne movewiU oe borizm In or aon yeerday, to have an efum ~ ShIdyindW* ,-f-: 71110 result of that war will probably In addition, - I04nuibi on ftDrowr nir aws.... i M. - -_ Commissioners 0 agreed in act," - . WA-Ste fices, labs, and low-securily .. MEAAY rrS C,eTT" ey_~T & W.V0 I I A JUDAcsMvIr ING SOMEYMlN _--1,j f)j_$J A V W Cl= I L IN, 1. - H I - - =. :_a SHORT RIBS ACHI TONOPSOW ly - S HILL . I Circuit Index I - II ii k - r 11 - I ____________ I ..W- I) ~ - by Bob Tha.s - I ' \ IUMA1'3 /, -- iI 1b c_J1 I ~" ~ FRANK AND ERNEST ease liattaway told the board -.1 In explaining the need for from the judges in the past, tiatta *way told the Boardhad city was ao general law. Now tha t judges frorn Brevard to Seminole man Sid Vilden Jr. admitted feel you have space, and man- such legislation to the Board, recommended that he and governments in Seminole County Hattaway said $21,614 that he supported the bill 'in power needed right upatairs" in llaUaway cited caseload hlattaway approach the chief asked hi In light of the judges' was paid last year for such concept," he said h w s m to repeal the time- absolute total confusion." criticism, count) commission expenses the courthouse. Ilattaway said figures for last year indicating Judge individually and request cons concerned oer the possible that four roonu in Judge SaIls s Seminole Count) was Inol%ed inFormation ers withheld their endorsement on space r equires length) athertising of matter Freeman said that DominickJ. that the additional offices could be utilized to house in as much court activity as requirements if the bfil is voted any property to be annexed of the bill until they could SaltsCurrently, and VoIleonly A Williams Jr expense Judges would bc to the county by a recent opinion is ued b the the additio,al judges I3re4inl into law. gather more infomiation about hve in Seminole, while the other "I would be glad to have five city Hattaway said the Moone state attorney general on the Vih!en reminded flatt,away ne'judges are paid an an. space requirementsfor the ad ALso vesterday, Vihlen asked Bill - effective only in two laws -was th most con. 11 jurIsts reside In Hre.irtI judges here."Vihlen said, but that state legislation now ______________ — n ii d tr of Sb 000 .inil art (ount) Attorney Tom Freeman Seminole County - was passed fusing opinion I e eer read' r / / CL . - . . ~ /'_ .. ... I ____ ) ,r -"Ni in collection firms, and the Initial 1. - ___ * Judicial yes terday . 91 ,-- !~ ui Uona1 judges in the courtIn a letter to the Board, chief unless we can get a statement provides for the 14th judge to given 14 cents a mile for travel to analyze the house. if Judge of - the 18th Circuit from th "Mooney Bill" to control anneatiun bet ore the e Judiciary as to their live in Seminole County once he and $25 a day per ern Hat- and ano Rep. Bob flatthway told the Clarence T. Johnson Jr. needs for th er state-wi spa ce requirements de bill state-wide bill became effective added to the circuit. ha t. way said, Proposed state legislation Board his bill was designed to declared that all L1* judges affecting municipal an- last year. (in the courthouse) then we taiway declared that "after the requiring that five of 13 circuit save the taxpayers money by Oppose Vihlen, who admitted that the the nexation, In an effort to pinpoint residency should wait on approving the 1976 dections we II be 10(k) judges live In Seminole County cutting down on travel expenses requirement of llatt,away's bill. bill. if Board had had trouble o are of "conflict and corn M we havttwo judges here." came under fire froin l8th for those judges who commule taining nece-uary cooperation Bill w set when there patibility." And while Commission Chair- - J I ,I ~ ~ - __ I . i __ ~ By BILL BELLE VILLE IIerdStaff Writer - 7__ . ort " • I • ~7 SWfE in U - i by Bob Montana I - v3r j-i, r7 - F, 11 X_ I -it -0 u es Voice r /,-- \. .-- ~_ - - ____ FLAGS PRESENTED PINECREST SCHOOL 14 OT SICK (. ~~OUGH FOR THE Or-FICS. CO LL C o J ..- r, MAY I A-514 ; I i S. by All Verrn"r - :- ,. / - - AI I I L_ I -- - - .47t T _19___J~, J I ' ovou! .'" M~ T __ f __ - - .;. ARCHIE. • I f7 Nor TO 'j i'JT THIP.Jt IF HE C4,i r Garbage Price War Predicted -' ~ REP CLOUP - -_ -_'.._- --- JI ' - . - I TEE,V-AGE GURU OF .__ - 311 at the Sanford airport that would allow Jail expansion were approved by county corn missloners yesterday after ! ~---- 1-~_: ~_*M__, - ft I J I CAPTAIN EASY - '_ - i a i - '..: - 110 I J I - - fI.____ . -- _-_:- -----.---- • -f - __ I " T THE SOUP ND SPR GRUMBLING , f- -________ Wontiriucd on Page 10A) ___ I - - I 1. - 0 , / 14 I - , I r LIFE .. C . • L0VE:...V44ATAM I 15Aya,*?.I ~-___~~_4~_____ --A~ ___ I ---_a,z;_jn~-rrin c I In 1 T --Q- by Dick Covoiii MY , -. 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I J I I I I By Roger Bollen )) i by He,mdahl & Stoffel I 1111 9461 L F - THE MASHEO WTATLXS FUNNY BUSINESS / / 1R...WN IVAS "iEK MEAL , RMSY r .• C "t10 0S tj — I / , I /_011w* iTz Aaw!I/A/ B UGS BUNNY I by Garry Trudeau AWV1fKkR5410;r1A;61 __ - LQ* '11T AS %%TLL 61, 11 REAM FLV, !LMERS USUAL ORIPES ABOUT checking acco unt balanced and the bank's figures , I:o,,v do v II e 113ndle d situ,ilion like flidl, flenry?" uialch DOONESBURY I . "My Living The " - CI L 4 I-. N. I 1~%~ Pis 1)JSf $TUENrs i __ _________ IA )a £ 4A the d uce of 1 diamonds against South's fourYou ~ S40h. hold ho.irt conir wl The frey ";I" A K -) 9 4 V X 0 2 0.114,1 A k 1'' -, pI.tvtiI Ii ujii dutuitir East wh.I w? studied a while and finally A — Your partner is no showing decided to go right up with s The ace of diamonds, fie must be - we and gi%e his partner a ruff. tr) Ing for it %ism. You ii-an afford to ~Vhile East was thinking, West bid five heartv hadtime to prepare a nice hit T1fl)AV's Qt15110N f dece lion You do bid ti~v hearts and )*our lie ruffXthe diamond reiurn with his jack of trumps' Then arncrdumPo six spades h.a he led the king of spades. South was in (tummy. He decided that West had with the jack of hearts because Sena S I for JACOBY MODERN that was the only heart he held. book to "Win 8 I BfidgO."(c/o mis In that case Eask would be sit- neiiiiUmper). PO Box 489. Radio ting with three trumps to the City Station, Now York. N.Y 10019 L by Art Sonsom IT KMER WE BW,K I'SS B Oswald & James J acob y _____ - J 1A - ' THE BORN LOSER North for electricity exceeds e load When that costs th conswner money The nearest Florida Poser has to nuclear generation plant at Crystal River stalled due to lack of con Fowler and Burns y a "number of (tngs" can be struction funds. It's about per cent complet!, officia ls -Summertime Is Just around the corner Seminole itioning your home. say. County and the living is easy — except of course for those Included in their tips are the following: Thus the fuel adjustment charge at Florida Power Is people who keep air conditioners blowing full blast. For Set the thermostat at 78 degrees. them, the living is expensive. $14.44a month for the average homeowner who uses 1,000 - Add insulation home if It n't already properly kilowatt hours a month. The fuel adjustment Historically, higher power bills float in on the sne the insulated, utility's methods of passing high oil prices on to consumilni> breeze that signals hot summer da ys And pour - Keep dirt sunlight from the interior of homes by ers (ompdml) officials say, In some homes, that cost soars to installing drapes on the windo w s. President Fords first $1 tariff on oil in February inore than twice the arnount it costs to heat a home during - Keep the air compressor clean and clear of won't affect the price of power in Seminole, according to a mild winter, anything that might clog the a now. Fowler. He said the tariff was applied oil of a type not And with a relatively mild winter lust ending, and - t t he water temperature on hot war heaters Uti firms to generate electricity. at used summer on the way and those piles of extra money it 130 to 140 degrees -not the 160 or 170 degrees which is set , Countians already are (Jigging into inflation shrunken ta kes to fuel those turbine peaking units, electric bills the factory. pock ets to pay for interim rate krs that have will just about double," according W scott Burns, been When you leave For a weekend, turn air con. granted bo th (inns. Florida I'ower & light Los commercial manager. to eep the house dry.FP! zstomcrs las' month began pa ying At present, about 16,000 countians fork over $2.15more "&IrnepeopleIeaye( weekendandsayiwasgone per month for !.000 kilowatts, while Florida Power average $33 a nivnth every time the FPI, electric bill )r a week, and the bill didn't come down irrlus That1is if the bill is figured on an a v erage of 1,000 unless the air is turned off,' Burns said elec tr icit y. kilowatt hours per month M kilowatt usage goes up so If c'u left s our car in the 'arag idling 300 wouldn't Jlli firms r€ 011% 4 fl Iflkflni rate relit-f, t. thn ,!- vs 111I.- bill, SZJVU g,111.- Ilu ildded, $69 I'lillion for 1-11. at' W W-3 million for Florida Power. The remainder of the county's customers are hooked As4 consumers burn additional electricity, power Into Florida Power Corp's lines. Customers pay $38.74 For FPI. asked for a total of $143 million, and Florida Power companies raise fuel adjustment rates accordingly, has requested $65.6 million. their 1,000 kilowatt hours. Consumers at both firms, Burns said FPL customers are paying $5.33 mont hl y ,Aithout a doubt, will be paying more this summer. But Hearmgs are scheduled next week on the firm 's which is "probably gonna go up next month." flowever, reque5ts for hikes. If the Public Service Commission just how much more. officials say, depends on a the Fill. fuel charge at present is down from the $9,ig the I PSC) grants the rate hikes, bills will customer's ability to h.arness Reddy Kilowatt and make go up another $2 at utility charged in October. Florida Po%er. according to Fowler. turn work for the consumer — instead of the consumer Burns said oil costs are down because the firm relies PSC approval of FPLs tota l ratehike request wod ays working for [teddy. heavily on nuclear plants for generation of its power. add another 11,85 to monthly th s, a 5Wkesman said. Florida Power spokesman Bud Fowler says peaking Florida Power, on the o ther hand, leans heavily on My way you look at it — e price of power in the uni "born more expensive fuel. They are less efficient." • conventional me thods For producing electricity because summertime is going up. Unless, of course, you decide to Those peaking unitsare fired up only when the demand the firrit has no nuclear plane. swi tch off the air. 1Iily unlikely, isn't it? - / " 41, _______ - By ED I'R1CKF Herald &I Writer V , - I _____ ' 1'1- 10 Cents ii ' - _____ Sanford Florida 32171--F . 9 , , _ ~11111111111111111 rZ° ( I Dick Tumor I I .' II '1 -- By ()SWAI.I) and JAMES JACOBY M)RhII ________ by CARNIVAL AT BRIDGE MEJSI,LI&ET I - - Tuesday, Mar. BEETLE BAILEY FLAP - - ' \ . . - -i . .. _ request that City Manager said the proposal "sounds Warren 'Pete' Knowles attend wonderful." - ,%-r _--X 11 , ,.~_. N~~ 1. ~* 'tely would be LAWTON SCHOOL march 27 to discuss the buiUng able to use the theater. I hope of city hail with the committee they LonsWt professionals in DONATES TO ZOO Spokesmen for Sanford's eery Field on the planning of mutual Concert Association and the theater so they can do a, the Ballet Guild of Sanford look proper Job" -"~ =- - Students at Lawton Elementary School, ()vied0. collectcd more than U40 for the Central Florida Zoo during the past month. Making friends with the Hon cub which accompanied Charlie Davis, representing the zoo, are from left, Tracy Baker, Boiie .%Iiller, Tirn [fill and Mrs. Charlotte Schmitt. dri~ t- (,00 rdinator. i Herald Photo Hill % irn tnt s -1 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 18, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 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>, March 18, 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/f5a675b0c8d83a2a825025d09a575ddc.pdf 6aa7171ae59b244714f6c05b6c70cb09 PDF Text Text I r !A 0 gd s. > ;, •• eL M 0 ------ ---.--.- ; L S I Wil - SHORT RIBS _ by Frank Hill 67th Year, No. 17 8—Monday, March 17, 1975 'THIS IS 700 C-700D To Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents JIM IL_ mate iena tar John Vogt has leaped into the fray to try and save Seminole County $67,000 In school funds lost because of the black boycott at Rosenwald Elementary School. _ __ I?TfliBJ However, Layer said the possibility of hitting the magic live per cent number is slim. "1 doubt It," he said. The school superintendent will also recontact Turlinglon's office on his original request. Basically, Turlington's letter to Layer says an alternate count would have to show at least a five per cent discrepancy district wide before a recount could be made. But Vogi• chairman of Seminole County's Legislative Delegation, &id $67,000 "Is a lot of money. If you can afford to miss $67,000. . ." Vogt also said he felt the Seminole delegation would be amenable to a general bill which, if Passed, would save $67,000 In education funds for Seminole schools. Li essence, Vogt's proposal --should it become a neccessity would allow a county a recount without the five per cent proviso If certain conditions prevailed during that time the FTE audit wa_c For example, the boycott at Rosenwald was beyond the control of county school officials. Under the Vogt proposal, a recount would be admissable at any district where such conditions prevailed. Turlington suggested that Layer appeal to the legislature, or "simply consider this FTE count as lost." In a letter on March 5, Layer told Turlington that "the cost to Seminole County is eslimntd in The Cocoa Beach Democrat said today that he will exhaust all means to retrieve the funds for Seminole, and I all else falls he will propose a general bill to the legislature and try and "make it retroactive" to cover the Rosenwald boycott. - Vogt ..--- t) st ( - VY GOOD TR'/ING AT4G4It'J? \\' I D!DNT GE l Save r21- ULP YOU MIND ) Bids To "The legislature might be amenab!e to providing another basis for recounts when a school district has little control over the situation," Vogt said. MISS OLD CHIN SAY,' NEVER PROV (SNATa-4 PURSE NEAR JONE, . He referred to the state's refusal to grant a request by School Supt. Bud Layer for a recount at Rosen wald where some 211 blacks missed classes for three weeks one of which was the state's official full-time equivalent (FTE) audit week. - KARATE SCt-IOOL Funds Rosenwald \ni - - And Layer, who this morning received a letter from Fkridi r:1iatti ( tlllflissjoner Ralph Turlington turning down Layer's plea for a recount at the school, said, "We will try every way possible to get the money returned." KICK R!I-T • One method Layer will employ Is a thorough check of absenteeism in all the county's schools to determine if a second countywide count would reveal a five per cent discrepancy the magic figure spelled out by state regulations. - CIS00 1 To Resign U U Iq Iq I bY Stoffel & IfelLinda 3L HIYA, MR. SANITARY F3 a SHADDLJP, I1N5PECToJ.' WELCOME) AN' &ET KY IZ I HASTEN '10 Do 'it'OLJR. OWW DD1NG. DISAs HAS THE WAY.1 r ci c. e RAVE A SEAT., CIEP.' INSPECTOR... Ac I 11 I I "II I • WILL 097/ and replaced wi th a paid chief. RaSOO1I has been chief of the to switch from a volunteer to a Rasooll accused Grier of 40-man force a bo ut four years. fulitime status wi th a paid trying to 'bul ldoze" him into Bef ore that, he was a captain chief . Volu resigning and showed up at one Six firemen are on the city's ftasooli said his resignation leer Fire Chief Roger Rasooli meeting with his attorney. He payroll fulltlme, with the will end the feud once and for has a surprise for this city's was prepared to fight any move remainder of the force made up all and that he hopes the new council tonight he plans to to oust him, Rasooll said of volunteers. chief will begin his duties as t ell ° soon as ensure a At one t , council had ime said today the Grier also proposed and - - - ____ ___ • i :1 ____ ' . . I - '-.,: company he works for Is proposed cutting budget op. transferring the veteran propriations for three paid firemen and an inspector and fireman to Elmira, N.Y. 71ough the new job goes Into using that money to hire a chief. :::7- NN I 2.1% -. WA A- i - tr . - - ' . OUT OF HERE! A HAND! INFER10F, WOKKMA~4SHIP/ ' ' . 1 BASK IN THE WARMTH OF YOUR APPROBATiow?l 0" 50NEF I V 4 -f Jut -- - .•- _____ tremendous promotion, and I've decided to go ahead and take it. I'll be announcing it at tonight's meeting," Rasooll Nil FR SIX MONTHS 1 EASTER EGGS " The Sanford lot Club has Jumped the gun on th e Lade ltuiiii this )ar, and already well into Its campaign to sell Laster candy to raise money for scholarship f unds Adorning each box of candy Is the hand-painted face of a laughing clown, a demurelady or a cheeryrabbit. Making their selection from the candy on sale at Sanford Dry Cleaners On Palmetto Avenue, are Andy Griffis and Crfssy Leach. Easter candy may also be ordered at the Seminole County Court House, First Federal of Seminole In Sanford and fr'orn all Pilot Club members (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) I ARRIVE EARLY by V _____________________ 3E: & 1W _______________ E Chne* der workshop, council slated to the hiring of a paid chief. F a discuss just such an issue The Herald reported in January that Mayor Bill Grier had recommended to city f. ficials that Rasooli be oust S • •' - I f ____ ____ \ _______________ _________ - - • , / - - _____________ - ____ _____ / 11 T /I - - Schmidt said it is "obvious rates and to grant the partial 1 X ________ ________ _____________________________________________________ IL I AV ______________________________ Around the Clock .... Bridge lendar ............... Cl assified 4A 611 ...5A Seruice Conmissiun will be If the court chooses to instmnental in upholding the his firm will go in the red with increases after April I — bool overrule the rates, the new rates to Seminole the rates ttuit the county ap. measures were spelled out in customers will be granted customers. "All of our sewer proved. General Waterworki is the Board decision. rebates, Train declared. plants and all but one water continuing to bill their 2000-plus Waterworks officials claim Train said he expects the plant are In Orange County, and county ciLstoiners it rates 11vit 'he counly 'did not act on F. court to uphold a statewide the custimiers thoere pay higher triple monthly water and sewer September rate request by legally declared "fair rate of rates in order to compensate for bills, even though the county them within the time allowed by turn" 13.354 per cent Comics ...................68 CrossordIzJe 31 Jill DrA. DearAbby SoU t 411 .- — - - back - hern States Seeks Increase Seminole's rates," Schmidt said. Although some coun ty conunissione rs have tried to pin the bl'ine on Countv uiiiitt -: r r Mgt KEEPING HIS Index ------ .1 , Rates that the county the Oee weeks ago the firm began allowed, Train said. would to an official of the (inn unauthorized rates charging the new rates anyway. "probably mnounttoa negative Utility customers caught in "We plan to take the matter County Utility Control DirecSchmidt said today that it will rate of return." the battle between Seminole to court,' General Waterworks tor Bill Dale said the county be as usual with the Count Train said the recentl> y and General Water- manager Russell Schmidt said bexpectedto take legal action nonayment of bills. "If the au thorized rate increase t o orks will be better off if they today, .,because we don't feel today to uphold their opinion. bilh are not paid, we willret at General Waterworks' Or pay their bills even though the rates the), allow ed are The utility head said the court them like any other account," Count> customers by the Pu blic fair." will be asked to roil ba ck the Schmidt said. rolled . _Zk: I - 1k rates hasn I been sanc issued an order to weeks ago the county utility ordinance. - PT FF .-.' o m e rs C -ASIE PA At tonight's meeting during a -: Herald Staff Writer ft because the department nee&% public hearing on the budget. ' Utility Threatens Court Action y HILL Bht I % ill 1 — inore than a paid fire chief. lie said he wifl urge city of. ficials to get a paid fire chief on board before he vacates his HE WON'r DE 5ACK I a "yIng U* ulayor wiuitW him Also at tonight's meeting. officla. y resign sometime members a city of out for "Political reasons," tzit council will discuss a swnmer between now and mid-J une. Casse!berr}'a size needed Grr , the o ther hand, d fee schedule for the tuon "What has happened is my additional firefighters even he wanted the amendment depart me nt and will hold a conirwu has offered me a eetings and told council ' z KANNED In / but. cwxil dwaged its miW j . council approved W motion to "smooth transition." Rasooli said money is amend the ordinance which budgeted for a paid chief of mated the fire department. April 1. Rasooli's new job en. The amendment includes a paid -ses sales of color pic, - U / hief By EL) 1RICKETF CSELBE1rny Herald Staff Wilier T I _____ Int act _ 16 UG8 amount to $57,000— which Is no Insignificant sum." Turlington said he was In "sympathy" with Layer's plight, but had no authorization either by law or by state regulations to allow a recount at Rosenwald. The state doles out money to counties based on the number of FTEs or fulltime students enrolled in that district's school system. And at Rosenwald, some 211 blacks missed classes during the week the count took place. Thus, the county was penalized for each student who failed to show up for the count as required by state regulations. The boycott was in response to a school board decision to close Rosenwald, which is near Altamonte Springs, and turn the facility into a center for handicapped children. That decision also was responsible for a three. day countywide boycott of Seminole's 5M00 blacks. Eitun a tes place the number f black s absent from classes at 85 to 90 per cent during the three-day man uever. All along, Layer has been "optimistic" that Seminole would be allowed Its full share of funds. He was still optimistic tod,y. Layer said he will be in contact, hopefully, with Turlington's office today to see If he can't convince Florida's education commissioner to reconsider his J Big Chief David Short Of ScOut TrOoP 590 I.Ake Helen,even wears jg WIG-WA M? Thieves By BOB I IA)YD Herald Stall Wilier Seminole sheriff's deputie5 _111- 1. handmade feather headdress in his plastic shelter at the Camporee held at High Banks Bond and St. Johns River this weekend. Related Photo Page 2. Boa s MotDrs John M Hughey Sr., Hughey Eagle C ide, Sterling Park Lane, Geneva, reported a $228, Deputy 8. A. Newshutz said four horsepower outboard ts'aridKeithJ Ryan found motor was taken from his a fifth simulator and anot1lor -- �2A-E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___________------------ Monday, March 17, 97 Snag ' Expected At White House ;I I I I I I I I A I Cut p prove Tax INBRIEF .- On Offshore Rights WASHINGTON (Al') -The Supreme Court ruled today that the federal government owns the offshore oil rights In the Atlantic Ocean claimed by coastal states. In an unanimous opinion, the court rejected the argument of the states that pre.eevolutlonary charters made them the owners of the oil rights. The ruling came in a suit filed by the Justice Department against the 13 states bordering the Atlantic. The suit was flied after Maine began preparing to sell three million acres off its coast for development by private oil and gas companies. Maine's plans conflicted with a 1953 federal law giving the states ucrship of only the first three miles of seabed off their coastiines. Assassination Talks Told WASHINGTON i Al') -CIA Director WL'IIaIn Colby has acknowledged there were discussions in the agency about assaminating foreign leaders but he denied that any c'rh IVuf ctC carried uut, says Sen. Stuart Symington, DMo. Syminglon, a member of a CIA "watchdog" subcommittee in the Senate, said he called Colby a few weeks ago and asked whether the CIA ever was involved in an assassination plot. He reminded me of a visit he paid when I was acting chairman of the Armed Services Committee in which he did say there had been some dlscussio about It, but that it had not actually been done," Symington said on ABC-TV Issues and Answers" program Sunday. . SOH BEND, Ind. (AP) and ha ving a working dinner "W hile we pursue a peacef ul Urging rejection of the "new with governors before retur- world In which there Is unity Isolationism," President Ford ning to Washington. and diversity, we m ust continue expressed confidence today Governors were invited from to support security against agthat Americans know they Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Ken- gression and sub version. To do cannot "resign from the lucky, West Virginia, Maryland oth erwise would invite greater world," and Virginia all those from violence," Ford argued for contin ued states east of the Rockies who While saying more is reU.S. Involvement In world af- did not meet with him during quired than "moralizing about fairs - and particularly for earlier trips to Georgia. Florithe role others should take," foreign aid programs - In a da, Texas and Kansas. Ford did offer advice to other speech prepared for a special In his Notre Dame text, Ford nations saying: convocation at the University of said he believed the nation had "In cases where countries fl capac y Bend, W. dif ficul ties at home wi thout sha ring wi th others. Some have - Press Victimized Nero - ,J,,., ____ UI! I : _ __ __ _~-~ ,j _ * _. -_ 1 ______ ____ ; I- _ _________ - __________ ________ t l I I! I I - , ~-_~_ - s- * _ - ' : I " ii • ' ____ __ _____________ __________________________ Murder Victims Located _________ - THE EVERGADES (Al') - A family on a nature walk in the Everglades stumbled across the decomposing bodies of two young murder victims stuffed in plastic hsu, Mnnrn ('ai,nt, The bodies, one of a handcuff ed young man and the other of a trUlsed-up young woman, may be those of teen- - text placed heavy emphasis on the world." .- the way and we will °! *k I foreign aid, mainly economic Noting that Notre Dame has from future burdens. But ill assistance, he made no mention students from more than 60 nations must cooperate in of his controversial requests for countries Ford said: more military aid for Cambodia - -- developing the world resources. "Let this demonstrate to All Ford said all nations also and Sou th Vietnam. Americans t or people must "realize the need for As In his other recent travel place a high valuation on what peaceful accommodation wi th Ford prepared a busy schedule America has to offer. Let it neighbors." He continued: today. Besidesmakingaspeech demonstrate that the One of the challenges that and receiving a __ .. - '.i ' -- . - - - = __ agers missing from southern Dade County since Jan. 13, I z~ . . ----I'ZW. -- _~_~ I - - =--- ____ ~ _ - - . '- the officials said Sunday. But Positive identifications were . - - ' -. ~R ~1 :;fn - -. fl . ' \, ' -. flowers Saturday afternoon near Loop Road, which runs off Tamiaml Trail about 50"nUes west of Miami, when they made their grisl y find, : ' field,Pro Lyle Suffield Oasis d Mrs Irene Brown Public Education chairman fthtSemlaoleCowg UiaitoftheAiierfcau Cancer dh~cvss 111teratum at recent sealff Clawas . - Society, . Casill &mllw,held t tk'AlWm611l0-0k* Center. A meilleal PatietTeadding of Dr. Chal Part Jr.,-I*. CX Harmon, Dr. -, - Robert L Smith and Dr. Gonzalo Ilaunian a2mvill l' .u".pfla's a - M - - . I .. I,-_-_ - the presentations (Herald'Pho$obyEJtJaNlch) tithat Government Opens = ciated Press Sunday nigh W men would have to "turn ---' around and walk away" "If Scott - - - -, - refused to talk to the. WASHINGTON(AP) - F Scott and his wife, M1Cki, eralagenprobi ngauegau avebeesotforquesuon. thatoilcompanleschargedflle- ? •'. • - - ' . - - --- -- -A "All we - involve pea- Uons that importers and sup- . If II DI Pill LADELPHIA (AP) — raised from tickets in no way Museums, orchestras, the the- covers expenses. k ,b r4urted the fi'.'e v-ar ag'i,. flalkt cr I eit r S! m!!irI ; - - I- i -" z_ ;--m- -,V-=-- - -.----- - - __ - - r ' #%..9 M&r.- . - I 4 401, - .- . - ~ - - i___ 4- - - ~ - i-.- - -___ 46 - v#% - 11i - ~ I 4;_5 - .1 _. - ;l - - I I-----~ -___...___ __ o"n_ - _--0 ~: lm------I i %Q41,~ .T. I . - I v __ Li - - - - - - - =_ - -_ - - - - - ; in Qulncy Mass." he added 'A 7 - ': — .' I ______ - - .---= ----- - Suffragettes Wendy Hicks (left) and Ca thy Cauelberry step from "tlme machine" to demonstra te for the vokfor women fltLyma n High School Curric ulum Fair where they represented the Social agency are the only items on Stenstrom said the Idea Budget for - The 122-member class has - 4. Deputy Marion Matthewaconflscateda kite being flown by Ike Walker, 2&nf ClnirchSt.,Mldway There wasn't anything wrong with the kite, but It reportedly created a small airspace problem. Securit) police at Sanford Airport told sheriff s dcpules I the kite was soaring over a runway and ,,causing p1mies difficulty in landing." Deputies told Walker he could reclaim his kite today at th e she riff's department Deputy Glen Trombly responded to a complaint from -1 to 0, ' Stephen G Reich, 1414 Thsca Trail, In south Seminole, -that an alligator was chfill.sing horses in his pasture. Sure enough, Trornbly and state fish and game of ficer Bob Johnson found an eight-foot 'gater chasing horses. After about 40 minutes th e officers corne red and cap- tured the 'gator and 'emovd it to a safer area," l - - r•.. u I ...Iiy nOi Site ..,-. _~M. '.Z" - - / 1) ne proposed amphitheater discLr.sed tomorrow as 1975 projects of the Bankers Com- will be built on the lake front at mittee of the Greater Sanford Lake Monroe and the proposed City Hall will be built on First Chamber of Commerce. The cwnmitt", headed by __ — : ~__ ' C_ Z7 ----- - 1~1!r rl- I - 1W _____t- - _~r ~,~!;] ST. PADDY'S DAY SPECIAL ' . - _- ~ CVP7~~ I _- . _~__ ve- ~ - - . I __-.Ir __ 1..__`.F _.- 1 - " ,, - - Corned Beet & Cabbage - - ' ' ' i - , ti- I " INN •. 1. ~_ - I .,-. .....3___ -: - Iliz . ' Irish Potatoes * S heratonSanforcJ Inn -- LMPUATO$ HQTILSLMO,C,I II WORLDWIDE SERVICE 2. :-' - - I f .,.,. - - small pieces of newspaper soaked in a mixing bowl half filled with water. To the creamy pulp was added two .. ., 7 =.-,---:_ ~= _____ • -' ---' -,. '- wallpaper paste dissolved in ater I -0- , , __ - -i . of , , .'- - __ ' =-_- ".' - kigmmgxmn_ - Two students at a time dipped three by four inch pieces of screen into the pulp until a o six teenth inch ckness was obtained. Excess water squeezed from the mixt ure bwas ya cutting board. and the paper left to dry. "-_. -.: '' .- - - fill ' - - - e0 OLD FASHIONED - - - - - POP a annual Winter Park Sidewa lk Art Festival weekend was broorrisquire Jens Wenaberg of FreevIlle, N.Y., whose specialty ART AT FESTIVAL Is making New nglad round brooms (circa 1750) and Shaker flat brooms (IM). His two admirers are Sara and Britt Nichols. children of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nichols of Maitland. lHerald Photo by Jane a ('asselbcrr Suggestions by student Jewel _________________ Dean Presley that colored comic stripsbe used and by Port Meeting starch be substituted for wallpaper paste also proved demonstrate special use for I -= ., ' process that included beating with an electric mixer tablespoons - LONGWOOD.3 A resolution Columbus Harbor subdivision. I EL." -I. - - __ 4,__ _ _---]4-=-V_ -~ ~___ __ ~--.-. ItZ_ a W_ - A.... sal by a heaping , ' . - I ,,. •i __ £ I -, . The latest project is recycling paper. Therecyd lingeffortwas accomplished, Mrs. Cordani successful. The class th is week will Offered 't" I . Greg Mathis that laundry f - - A - %_ _. ~_- -__ -.1_1 purification p rocess , muddy water through a . A study comprehensive study nowerpot, plugged with cotton, 1 Dull Moment wor - -; ous Things weren't exactly dull yeitcft6y fur Seminole sheriff's deputies. They confisca ted a Midway man 's kite and took into custodyan alligator that horses. i) • Around the country, investi. C-A -nt. - -- . ~____ lations involving at le.,ut $21 - I - the 1976 fiscal Year. Department of Housing and Knowles, assisted by James Strom, who spearheaded the behind the forum Is for ti the agenda for tonight's 7:30 Urban De velopment (HUD). Jer nigan, dlrectx of recrUon mee Idea. sald the forum is ,,an builders to oifer the corn. ting of the ci ty council. The SHA last week approved Commission must approve and parks, estin;ates that a new effort to reduce the cost of mission Ideas on reduced the more than $1 million U budget prior to submitting housing to the consumer." 1d will cost a to of a Al tho btng not led on the which would modernization budget for the budget to the l, proximately $25, with agenda, however, the city materials at $16,827 plus a II ~'__ to hold contingency fund of $1,000. -_ . -_ - -_ - m -_ The Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) will hold a 0 regular monthly meeting tonight at8p.m. in port's 0 4 , A new City Hall building and meeting in a noon luncheon at ,. a 4,000 seat amphitheater for the Holiday Inn. - I 4% _.; __ year in Phila - t ~~_ ~__ z Ar - Cammissloner Jullsin Sten. ceiling and library at Sanford Cordaril said, and made Ahe beer. completed. Mrs. Cordani aever A 'Another term contract sub. ject to escalation was a joint ,. - All area builders, developers, require the city to change some upgrading th e living conditions were to attend a forum with constractors, electricians, of the building regulations, Commissioners also will noting the city's in tent to annex the fi ve f ederally subsidized receive a report from City and rezone the Schrlinsher Sanford City Commissioners plumbers and other oc. Other items of business in housing projects in the city. Manager Warren during the commissIon's 4 p.m. cupaUonaUts concerned with toda Property and a public hearing y's meeting Include the But, the SHA tabled the Knowles on the estimated cost and adoption of an ordinance meeting today to bat arol home building have been in, commissioners consideration of operating budget for further of t construction Ideas for reducing vited to attend the forum, he construction Of a new designating the zoning cornthe Sanford housing discussion, baseball field on Celery mission as the city's the cost of homes in the city. Authority's Modernization planning SHA Is funded by the Avenue. and charcoal Coastal States Marketing In ' Houston, he said. PuLsch says the major 11i nomic importance of cultural Wtri 'tions is their "multiplier r and effect" — money spent in the Lar than ever, but they're attrwitions, such as thieste city by people who come to athe said. to a study of 49 cultural attract- ballet, . tend cultiepal event& Ile says ions in Ph,iladelphla. Orchestra tickets jkw cost $2 the actual dollar Impact from The Greater Philadelphia to $Z compared with $1 to $10 cultil mujtjpher effect is Cultural A1!Ianc e - -'- Area builders and developers consci . % -. 1 Builders, Commissioners Aold Meeting - Middle School as part of the mobiles to encourage class's study durin the past students to more Drowning in Red Ink Ill I - ___ completed explorati on of air of the water cycle Including by the special needs science and water pollution and the special project.s showing how students are decorating the hail energy crisis, teacher Mary nature purifies water has also .1 In Los Angeles, customs Russell said there was one ti Oviedo M911 Sdill BeW Pillill we sponsoring a sIxi can do is tell him we'd like to sible fraud and millions of dol. pliers falsified documents re- agents reportel were looking stance where the department diner, re 2f rem 0 . p. at The school Proceeds to go Wk to him. If he doesn't want lars of illegal overcharges to quired by the C t • prsm. Prep. us OMS Service, into Purchases by the Les An. paid $25 a barrel for 150,000 toward the rn.v to, he doesn't have to. If he re- customers such as the utilities, for the event (f rom t) such as mislabeling the countrygeles Departmen t ci Wa ter and barrels of oil from Peru through f ed, us I'd say, 'Thank you very Grand juries in Jacksonville, of origin of some oil 1 Mary wer mu delivered Power, Cirillo Bros. Co. of New York. ch." nandez. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Fin., New York and Los Ange- by tankers to the United State., John Russell, a buyer for the The next highest amount paid Reports of new leads may les already are looking Into the during the 1973 embargo. department, said agents was more than $24 er f or one million barrels from - ' Ten large mobiles prepared Customs agents reportedly every major utility company In - --'. t.a But the oil reportedly was werechecklngpurch., by the The investigation, which cen- the nation," the FEA official from Nigeria, where the price department of oil at $Z a bRr. may have hidden out last fall ters around the rapid rise of said was still $550 That alleged ret, fle time., what It had paid lie said there is no warrant prices during the Arab oil ernUnder investigation are alleovercharge came to 12 million. before the embargo. oyt for Scott., arrest bargo, was said to ~ - - -_ SPONSOR SUPPER official says. members Bill and Emily Harris _________ BAND PARENTS S)mbionese Liberation Army "We are going to investigate prices to $10 a barrel. ' . R ' ssIbiepd ce manipulatIons y For exampl e, one alleged checked department records oil suppHer lh FEA official case of fraud reporlfly several limes. Russell said as aid&mday.s arcamay volved a tanker In an East farashekoows the probe In. house where Miss Hearst and Federal Energy Administration - r Philadelphia, from Venezuela, the first nation Angeles but he declined to eastern Pennsylvania farm- major utility in the nation, a Baltimore and Boston outside the Arab bloc to raise name It __ _~__.,__ I -. Ing since they were linked in gaily high prices, are going to also be presented to grand Coast port with oil clallm,ed to be volves only one company in Los news repor ts last week to an investigate the records of every juries In Houston, - " - Studies Department. (Herald Photo by da Nichols) • ' ty Probe - ' .............•'•. d1e. School Se I 'ke on different "Oh, well, they know Bates denied published re- we found them. I don't know prints were found in a New now where we've been recently ports that Scott had eluded FBI where that came from There York City apartment Scott left and they may know now, so agents in a high-speed chase in was never any chase, We last September. ' . -• -. - . Scott's simple refusal to coopcrate and the FBI's polite backdo wn. Charles Bates told , '- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) convince Miss Hearst and the we'd better get lost or hide,'" he Berkeley last week and later haven't been out trying to The FBI agent In charge of the flarrises grab to turn themselves in said. abandoned his rented hunt for Patricia Hearst says "without anyone being hurt, , "It's too early to assess. I'm the highly Publicized 8tte'nPt Bates salid. I won't He said of the rqwW chase: by the FBI to talk to sports But the fugitives could also hoping that itthe helps. But over." "Nobody would elude us once knOvr until t1drig's a report that Harris, finger. radicalJackScott n-jde reason: y • 0 Hearst Contact Ma'y Refuse 10 Ta 1k - -- - Ernest Hallas of Miami said he. his wife, daughter and son were collecting butterflies and photographing wild i . I ~Z `lll CAN not immediately made, - . Monday, March 17, lflS-3A Municipal Government Roundup ______________ - Park, between East First Street Police reported 11-year-old - -: and Seminole Boulevard, and. Karen Hach, of 708 Meland ripped away a wooden ramp at Court, Altamonte Springs, was the Senior Citizens organization bitten by an otter at the Sanford trailer. Also destroyed, officer Zoo. She was treated and said, was a wooden stand released at Florida Hospital constructed by the Flagship North, Alatmonte Springs, U.S. Bank at the park. In other reports, police said ARRESTS Wayne Grass, 24, of 283, Grove Drive, Sanford, was treated at Slate Beverage Department Seminole Memorial Hospital agent Fred D. Roberts jailed for a gunshot wound in the left two Altamonte Springs men thigh. Patrolman Richard L. yesterday on beverage law I Bennett said Grass accidentally violations. shot himself while cleaning a .45 caliber automatic pistol In Arrested on North St., his bedroom, Altamonte Springs, were ______________________ Magnus Nelson, 43, of 106 DeSota Ave., on a charge of _ Th. conspiracy to violate the nly Two Dog) beverage law, and Tommie Lee James, 52, of 325 Longwood Face Disposal Ave., on a charge of possession of alcoholic beverages with intent to sell without a license. Al TA1ON' SPRINGS Two dogs remain on 1 1. Both men posted $250 bonds death row at the city's and were released from county animal control pound off tail. IfluJfls inat near the city garage, waiting for Gary Arnold Howe, 41, of adoption. Orlando, was in county jail Five others received today on $9,750 bond following : homes after The Herald his arrest by Florida Highway -: published a photograph of Patrol Trooper P.E. Dixon one of the canines last yesterday on Wyrnore Road. Thursday. According to city of Dixon charged Howe with ficlals, the two re maining driving under the influence, reckless driving, destruction of dogs will have to be "put to state vi&i sleep" if they are not property, possession of LOBBYING R adopted this week, marijuana and possession of parapherna lia, VOTING RIGHTS Of wine missing after a breakin at her home, Martin L Fellnuinn, 25, of Glenwood, old deputies that two men and a woman, who gave him a ride on U.S. 17-92 after his auto ran out of fuel, robbed him of $8 and put him out on SR-427 at Sunlancj Drive, Sunland Estates, Sanford. Deputy C. L Nickle reported Walter L. Brown, 23, of P.O. Box 1951, Sanford, was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for first degree burn,, on the face and second and third degree burns on his left hand. Nickle said Bro wn said he was burned w hen he "lit a trail of gun powder" on Power Line Road, Lake Mary. Sanford police today were probing the theft of 11,2(X) cash and check books from the auto of Gary Meade, of Orlando, t Laxnplighter Lounge, 2700 S. Sanford Avenue. I.h.. Patrolman flh,'hnrii 'y SI1(1 tlIieve3 :iiia.Jd a wiiido to take the money from Meade's car. Olive Heaton, of 110 W. 19th St., Sanf ord, told police a portable television, adding machine and vacuum cleaner valued at $185 was taken from her house. Patrolman Tony Brooks reported weekend vandals upset concrete picnic tables and Park be nches in Fort Me llon - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Florida children may wind up paying 81 for school lunches if a federal budget. cut proposed by President Ford goes through, Education Commis3ioner Ralph Turlinglon warns. Tuning ton said Sunday in a letter to Sen. Lawton Chiles, DFIa., that many Florida families cannot afford the approximate doubling in school-lunch prices the cut could cause, "This is a cut in financial support which neither the state nor the school districts nor the Individual students can absorb," he said. Florida, under present federal budgeting, will get $74 million this year for its schoolluncli program, the corn. missioner said. i A fivill Lunch Price Hike Feared .. meling. "Fliddles hadn't been invented in Nero's time, nor doctor of laws University of Notre Dame confronts the American people, any instrument like them," he says. 'I)n top of that, Nero degree during his first C=Pus rejects the new Isolationism." he saldl, ,"is whether we was bO m0es away from Rwrie when the fire darted It= nil 'wa3 to thIng from the Past and reenter'aInsew—papeysnd sized eCOnOmIC MsIstaflee,1ie'' to the Introversion Of Its victims." Schindling uses Nero as an example when the broadcast executives from six made a passing reference to l93, to the dangerous notlo,ii counseling students not to judge rnodernday leaders too ata at lunch, holding a local, mili ta ry aid without mentioning that ciulckly ".r f:t 1 x'adc.st news coruerence Southeast Asia He said fate of others" .- .I- - 18 A car bearing license plates registered to Austin Clifton was found Sunday in Lake W(nnemjssett off State Road 44 near DeLand. Two bodies were found Inside the automobile when It was hauled out of the water. Positive identification wasn't made but sheriff's of. licers said preliminary findings were that the bodies were that of Clifton and his wife, Mabel. The disappearance of the couple after they left a Port Orange restaurant the night of March 2, 1973, touched off one of the most extensive searches in Central Florida history. No trsce of them was found and officials voiced fears of foul play. ____ While Ford's Notre Dame turning our back on the rest of helped. Others have not. We led - . 1. 14 DELAND, Fla, (Al') The n'ysterfous disappearance of a DeLand couple two years 'may have been solved by the finding of two bodies in a ...ubmerged automobile, officials say. it GAINESWU, Fla. (Al') Roman Emperor Nero, notorious in legend as ruler who played Ms fiddle while Rome burned , was a victim of bad press, according to University of Florida humanities professor Gareth &-h- _. T . - _0_ _1 - - As Bodies Found In Lake _ 4 I -~ 4 -, I t; .-. . .. . 1. - 11 - I I ~ ___ - ~, _______ Clifton Mystery Solved i 'J. - .,I I - A ' -, 4 - NEW YORK (AP) Some 3,000 physicians struck 16 voluntary and municipal hospitals today after round-theclock negotiations failed to resolve a dispute over the doctors' working bows. It was the first major strike by doctorn in the city's history. Dr. John Holloman, president of the city's Health and Hospitals Corporation, said the city would not im. media'eiy seek a court Injunction against the strike which began at 7a.m. He said he wanted to w the IffI4.,J Ik : .r. -J /f Of New Isolation ism I - _. .- 3,000 Physicians Strike. I m Ford Urges Rejection ... strUe. The hospitals and their related facilities have a total 14.000 beds and provide ou tpatient servicesto some 10,000 clinic and emergency room patients. - I "... Evening Htraid, Sanford, Fl. _ (Continued From Page IA) FLORIDA WASHINGTON (Al') A sideration today of a bill to pro. ban on all strip mining on steep fore going on Easter recess. If be a presidential veto because person who buys a house or massive tax cut to light the Fe- tect the environment against mountain slopes. A similar Ford signs the bill, rebate motile home as a iiincipal Ford opposes the repeal. cession may win congressional the abuses of coal strip mining, move failed In the Senate. checks could be in the mail by Both the Senate and House residence before the end of the approval this week, although !is That mining method accounts The Senate is scheduled to May. reception at the White House for half the nation's 600-million, bills provide for rebates of 1974 year. take up a $29.2 billion tax cut Another possible snarl in the taxes up to $200 per taxpayer. could hinge on whether Con. ton annual coal production, ['ater in the week, the Senate bill that was approved Friday push for tax cuts Is the oil deni- The House bill gress makes some conunitmerit also provided for is expected to vote on a $3.5 bil- : The measure to impose min- by the Senate Finance Corn- etlon allowance, which allows 1975 tax relief for families with to hold down spending. imum federal environmental mittee. That figure compares oil producers to deduct 22 per less than $20,000 income which lion foreign aid appropriation Both the House and Senate and reclamation standards on with a $19.9 billion and a $5.9 billion funding bill to tax cut bill cent of their petroleum-related do not itemize deductions. plan busy schedules this week surface mining appeared head- approved by the finance a variety of job-creat. House and a revenue for income tax purin preparation for an Easter re ed toward passage, with both 816 billion cut asked by The Senate committee added ing programs. cess that starts Friday for the sponsors and opponents pre- dent Ford. The House-passed tax cut bill a provision to cut by 4 per cent After disposing of strip mmSenate and March 26 for the dicting approval. The bill Is sbasic tax rate on the first House Minority Leader John would repeal the allowance, the lag, the House Is scheduled to House. sentially the same one that J. Rhodes said Sunday that he The Senate will consider the 84,000 of taxable income, thus vote Tuesday on a farm bill to Emergency military aid for President Ford vetoed last didzft think Ford would accept proposed repeal separately virtually assuring every tax boost the government-guaran. Cambodia is to get Senate and year. a tax cut as large as that pro- from the tax cut measure. Oil payer a tax cut of $40. teed prices for milk, cotton, House committee action today The Senate passed a compan. posed in the Senate corn- state forces have threatened a The Senate bill also gives corn and other farm products. 1. and Tuesday and could go to the ion bill Last week by more than mittee's bill unless Congress Senate filibuster to prc&rvc the each taxpayer the option of a The Agriculture Department full House by the end of the the twç-thirds vote needed to gives "a hard and fast" coin- allowance, which saves oil $200-per-person tax credit in- has opposed the bill, saying It : . [ . week. Democrats in both chain- override another veto, and mitm'riL against enacting new producers an estimated $2.5 bil. stead of the present $750.per- would be too costly to con- : bers have criticized the aid pro- backers say they expect a sum spending programs. Rhodes lion annually in taxes, person exemption that is sub- sumers. Later this week, the posal, and the House committee liar margin of approval in the spoke on "Face the Nation" on If a House-Senate conference tracted from taxable Income. lion-se may take up a bill that has already rejected one corn- House. CBS.' produces a final tax cut bill that promise. The Senate committee's bill would make It easier for Some congressmen planned Congressional leaders hope to included the depletion al. would provide a 5 per cent tax middle-Income families to buy The House resumes Its con. to try to add to the bill today a complete work on a tax cut be- lowance repealer, there could credit up to $2I000 for every houses. Supreme Court Rules - Thieves Take Boats, Motors 'I Congress May IN BRIEF - I II I I N AT]ON _tJ OFF Pool owners: UPto$30ff FREE ARM COVERS W Got Cash Refunds for buying America'sNo.1 pool sanillizer now: ON FARR ?.-3 ~ .I #"F ' -- --_ ;- _,----- - .- -- - -= _L ___. L_ _zsi - -,_ - -,---- ,_ -- __'-.i., -- ----- Ls_____ - _. ------ -- - - - - -------- - - ------ ._ - - -- -- -- 4 -._ --- �— 3)N. FIIENCi AVE,.SANP'OHI) FI.A. 32771 Area Code 305.n.2611 or &,l.g Monday, March 17, 1975-4A WAYNE D. I)0y1j;, Publisher W11.L.IAM D. CURRIE,Ianaging Editor ROBERTC.MARKEyAdvertjs Director II(que Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Mr-nth. $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20, Year, &4O. By Mall; In florja same as home delivery H Other Mail: Month, 12.7o: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. __ Comprom' eNeeded Is On Oil Proposals Th e — Thanks to t. e Seminole c Around The Cki County Road Dept. pr( - with Disney World. The thrills one received while tean; to some of the players who didn't perfrom on the field and Orwise; to the vAurninous related problems connected with th e Ill fated project. like ,,rofessitals' soon torget. (Not to mention those with weak stomachs riding in th e back seat.) Secondly, the corrugated condition was there (or the purpose of providing Jack Prosser Ford with a convenient test area to ahakelown his new autos. ft - I tes Embassy has begun burning documents and has asked volunteer American relief agencies to to reduce their he finally did get his halfuck.) _______ stalls to essential personnel, American sources reported today, associate editor -;, - . * -.- 'Weather' I -7 \, - Ambassador John Gunther Doan asked Catholic Relief Senices, World Vision and C.A.R.E. to send nonessential personnel to Bangkok or Saigon until after the U.S. Congress votes on President Ford's request for supplemental military aid for Cambodia, employes of so me of the agencies said, Embassy officials believe that Congress will reject the request, and some fear antiAmerican demonstration or general chaos in Phnom Penh. But It is apparent that the Embassy also fears the collapse of President Lon Nol's government and foresees th e possibility of the fall of Phnom Perth to the Communist-led insurgents. "When a thing is done, it's done. Don't look back. Look forward to your next objective." General George C. Marshall. DON OAKLEY I --1 Uf 0 '& .. . /Ir -, ., ''. L , 11 Empire To 'Flourish' 100k ATHENS, Greece (AP) Aristotle Onassis' empire, a spider's web of international corporations, Is expected to remain Intact and continue flourishing, Although Onassis made the key decisions, he had some 0 . - i. ' - 1 Threatens 9400 '. A good case - DocUments PHNOM PENH, Saigon (AP) spoiski ____ eir dollars. ;. The Democrats still want to revoke President 'i/U Ford's tariff on imported oil. They will not go along his plan to let oil produce collect as much for domestic oil, thus sti mulating domestic production WASHINGTON INEA) There is no as an alternative to overseas argument like the gun control argument. purchases. Their e '1 .1 iii.t, 0I . - 1 ThIngs must have Improved, cause the kid says - - United Slates Embassy . cen - -------,-- - of the world's most talented buslnes,cnen advising him In the aecumi,1ati ard control of an empire estimated at more than $1 billion. His advisers sit in London, Monte can be made that Americafti Portuguese Ca --- - -_ - - - ,-r-----_ - t_ L ___ . ' '-S. ' : _________ ____ - _______ ________ -' w ___ . ________________ tions USBON, Portugal (API Movement, the assembly of po'iUcal system" last Wednes. Sweeping changes in the Portu- about 200 officers who control day night. guese cabinet to increase Com- the government, authorized A senior government officW munlst rticipaUon are cx• Goncalves tomake any changes in Usbon said the allegation pected this week despite gov- he consider ed necessary "to act was completely untrue. ernment denial of a report that more firmly in the spirit or the The attempted coup consisted the cabinet has resigned to AFM.-clear the way for the The government announced 30lete air force Plane On a m& that It is considering a soviet tary barracks near the IJsbun o government ministe request for port faciliti es for the airport It was so Inept that reported that all cabinet mei there was considerably suI. bers their Soviet merchant and (shin tendered the leftists staged it to resignations Saturday, and fleets. The request is certain alarm the rest of th( NATO al give them the pretext of cxPremier Vasco Goncalves as lies Further because of Portu- panding their control. deciding what changes to make, They said the new cabinet, ilk gal's proximity to Gibraltar, The exiles' statement said the outgoing one, would NATO bases and the middle A t. Spinola, the military govern- ___________________ _________ ___ - _____ _________ I . A Z -'.!i / • % * 7 I ; j ____ 1 !~ t -, S :4; ' ir : ,k ' --~ "' T I \ . 1 r.- I t- -,#. - - , J?! ____ ___ ____ ____ _____ J predominantly military but tantic sea lanes. ment's front-man president would Include more CornGrowing Soviet Influence in from April unt2 September, inunlsts as well as th e Corn- portugal is already apparent. was not brought in to the plot munlst.front Portuguese until last Monday, when the Trade union, Democratic Movement, commerce L'fld rebels "informed him of the sitcultural groups are arriving uation and of the irreversible One of th e ministers said from Moscow almost daily, and deCISIOO trj him to Mario Soares, the head of the some of them tf \ - _________ I '. the country5ieare to traveling Jolt, in into Tancos air force base where he 'o uld be kept in safety," The Ix, replaced as foreign minister munist party sessiOns, next day he, his wife and 15 of. because he is a strong supportficers fled by helicopters to Meanwhile, the officers er of Portugal's membership in They were given rejuge ration, But Atlantic the source said accompanied Gen. Antonio de Spain. the North Treat Spinola into exile in South ° Saturday in Sao Paulo, Bra. America admitted in a stateGoncalves probably would to keep him in the cabinetil, to ment that they tried to over. maintain Socialist represents- throw the government last Tuesday. They said they did so lion in.thc government, because they learned the govThe Information ministry de,- ernment and the Communist nied that the cabinet had r part' were planning to "elimisigned. nate" 500 high-ranking officers, The cabinet reshuffle was im- including Spinola, and 1,000 ciPlied last week when leftist- vilians "linked to the economy dominated Armed Forces of the nation and to the present SlIt party, w ould prolibJv -- THE DOG _____ , -. ' , ______ _____ ______. -- - -- I 1.. •'••: -- _______ .... -.... '.. - . -. . - - -- - Mrs. Susan Kalllna, (left) Lyman High School German teacher, Is 5h0fl with "KnIs1e," papler mache mascot, and Patrick Maguire, sophomore German student at recent Curriculum Fair. IS GERMAN, TOO (Herald Photo by FJda Nichols) ' North V*e i tnamese Forces ". ;L .' -- _ , / should be worrying less about alleged covert Carlo and New York, the control points for 1: Regarding the accumulation of bogus rationale, illegal activities by the FBI and CIA and more ., worldwide warped datum, and one-dimEnsion Ptiflosophies interests in shipping, real estate, mining and a about the government's sorry recurd in tracking of other fiel ds, '# 7,-, the debate has no peer. One side says down those whose Illegal activities are as o%ert v '-~ ..", regulation of private weapons would cure every His 24-year-old daughter Christina Merits the bulk of as an exploding bomb. little and too late. his estate. After the death of her soc sore from crime to tennis elbow, the other -Since 1970, the "Weather Underground" has only brother tw o years While th e automobile and our driving habits are believes the deed to be on a ~ ago, she reportedly grew close to her father and showed a moral level with the ! claimed responsibility fbr some 20 politically clearly the most promising target for fuel raping of nuns, Everyone talks much but says ; good mind for business, -motivated bombings in the United States. servation, they are not the only ones, and the less, the result being a perilously entrenched The number includes the Capitol building In -J_ 0. , Democratic program would not exert significant stalemate concerning one of the nation's most , 1971, the Pentagon in 1972 and the State pressure on our demand for OPEC oil. The Arabs disgusting conventions: firearms violence, I I SAIGON, South Vietnam !solated butin radio contact Department last January. Another bomb planted South Vietnamese forces also and villages that fell to the Two dozen gun bills have thus far been --at the same time in a military induction center In (AP) already are hurting from the oversupply of oil on North Vietnamese with government forces, were meeting stiff resistance North Vietnamese Last week. a 9 Congress the 93rd: 60); a th e world markel The way to break th Oakland, Calif., fortunately failed to forces pulled the noose tighter of go f. I Thie fate of nim Americans along the Cambodian border 50 eir hold on some would ban private arms altogether, others Most recently, in a stunning commando-like .% on South Vietnam's central trapped in Ban Me Thuot by the miles northwest of Saigon in an prices is to make them hurt more. Another district town 75 miles laws already in force, but operatico, Uee men identifying themselves as highlands today, cutting a Fighting was unknown, The Democrats prst in think ing we cai have would repealt control MARDI 17 operation to drive back North northeast of Saignn, Hoal Due, &lz bvurl of IL No d MtRCl! 1 1fl ______ MARCH 1* fuiwti, highway into the region members oi the "Weather Underground" MARtI 19 Kien c, a st ct ~ di ri town Vietnamese forces threatening also was under heavy rocket Health film and discussion our cake and eat it too. They are unwilling to let regulation Is necessary in a nation that averages Sanford opumist Club, noon Skating party at Melodee leveled a 2-block rubber products plant in Orlando Dog Training Club io and leaving oWy one road open, south of series Ban Me Thuot, was reTay Ninh, another provincial and infantry assault, the Saigon Mcohom, 7:30 p.m. luncheon, Sheraton Inn, San- Skating Rink gasoline, fuel oil and other petroleum products at least two weapo per home, but banning t 7:30 p.m. for weeks basic and advanced the Shelton, Conn., because "we're fed up with the command said, ported under heavy attack. A capital. command said. Winter Park Memorial ford. Dick Orseno, career benefit of Seminole bear the kind of price increases tha them or registering them without addressing the shape of things in this country." High Bank obedience and breed ring t would achieve reasons The second week of the North village six miles southeast of Viet Cong gunners fired 30 for their being is like trying to weak the Hospital, led by Betty Jo guidance . for Seminole Assoc. the one-million barrel per day reduction in oil dawn The FBI, which has been looking for eight clesses, Reglstrsuon, 7 p.m. Vietwmese drive against the Kien Duc was overruri, fleld re- rockets into a governm t entbase In Cambodia, military i McLeod, executive director, County Schools. pas the rooster; chances for success are imports that is Mr. Ford's god. They cling to known members of the group from as far back as 280 S. area ended with an attack on ports said, Deltou Camera Club, Little National Guard Armory, Mid-Florida camp on the outskirts of Tay sources the low, reported that the gov_______ . . 11 Center for the 1968 Democratic convention in Chicago, Dinh Quan, a district town 50 concept of protecting the consumer with price Ferncreek, Nearly 30 Americans have Ninh, hitting an ammunition ernment drive northwest of the Re d School House, 7:45 AlcohoUrn. p.m. i Seminole Quanty Board of plain problem is guns are as much a par when they called themselves the "Weather. 11 miles northeast of Saigon, that been evacuated controls which defy the realities of energy' ofThe Earle Brown wJU show slides the hig dump and setting off explosions Phnom Ph airport had forced Amelica as the gar bage In Newark. They are Sanford Trimmettes, Real t ors, n ow , Quality "Archaeology of am ' men," does New cut Highway 20 to Dalat. not dispute the c lai ms. and economics, narrate MVATZ trip to South lands and half Of Ow South that lasted for more than an the Khrifer Rouge to withdraw the nation's way of life, as well as dea th, and Wori" 7:30 p ,, Bulldlng 6, ___ __ profit exercise class, 7:30 p.m., L000 S, Harold Taylor 46e Government officers also Vietnamese 4 How have these people been able to remain at 4 , I Florida Power and Light America made by 10 club Adult Ed. Campus, I their captured U.S. l3m They would empower a government bureau to tr)ing to alter 2DO years of this heritage with of Seminole Sherifrs Dept. will members large? Why has someone as well-known as Patty Seminole conceded that the North quarters at Pku has been I— 4 last howitzers out of range of the month. More South Vietnamese Building. order allotments, Sunday closings of service laws instead of logic is risky. I'a , speak on "What to do before the __ Hearst of the late, unlamented "Symbiorese _l Junior College. Call Ext. 3o3. Vietnamese had captured MOved tO Nha Trang, on the fantry reinforcements were alleld and reduced the daily Prospective members invited. W4 . SjC Th is Is not to say the hoary argument of stations or other mandatory steps to limit gasoline 4 "Poise and Fashion" South Burglar Comes." VhItually all of Ban Me Thuot, C0834 because of the deterlo- rushed to ffieu Thlen, a threat. shelling Liberation Army" never been found? How did of the field considera. CDnstitutional rights is necessarily correct, &1Mc 19 purchases. Puerto Rican terrorists plant a bomb in a New the capital of Darlac province, rating military situation. Thou- ened district town 10 miles bly. U.S. officials said the Overeaters anonymous, 9 Florida History films and in the hi ghWdL They said South Seminole Rotary They have combined their energy proposals with merely that millions believe it to be; some York restaurant and kill four Kople and, so far, weeks). Call Seminole Junior a.m., 6W "I'm Beginning To Find Your Questions a "fidli of civilWA most of them south of Tay Ninh, to join In the American airlift ofri ce,fueI congressmen are beginning to worry that even uesfjonabIe 'I" W. SR 434, Longwood theatre-dinner party, Once talk on Early Period before the gel away with It? tax cuts and an increase in Social Security benefits passage of slight C011ege Community Servi few hundred government troops Military dependents, have been counteroffensive to retake and ammunition flew a record ces and 7:30 p.m., Florida Power. Upon A Stage, gun regulation would lead toa fet, Clvi! War, First Federal of remain In the devastated city, n "This (Weather; underground," said FBI Ext of that would add another $10 billion to the t Pteuw. more than a half dozen outoosta 46 flIghts on and Light Lounge, Sanford. $53.7 Won unfortunate and widespread law breaking by !nfj ., .3 4r.. . lli 1irene Kcli ;er Um Slate Deilona IllinoIs Club, 6 p.m., areauy programmed into the ad- miflions of American gun owners who feel "the FNA District Nurses *7, Happened On the Way to the Department blast, "by utilizat.lon of false and ministration's budget. ~ I Deltona Civic AssoclaUon, right to bear arms" is gospel and would refuse en carry-in dinner, Deltona business meeting, 4 p.m., Forum" at8: 30 p.m. Bob Moore stolen identities, continues its operationj in a Community Center. masse President Ford has to comply with any state interference. 7:30 p.m. Deltona Community Health Department In charge. most clandestine manner and receives the help hibited a willingness to The pious may gag at this And in truth even if Center. Report of special compromise with the congressional leadership in I wnujd like to thank you most s1ncey for his gra Meeting to plan 20tb ReunJou Auditorium. bove-ground support apparatus allowing Seminole Stugles, 7-9:30 p.m., committee on meeting with trai n (Daddy) the Constitution did. in the 1700s, guarantee suddenly kicks y g off. Not an a order to get some kind of energy PARIS (AP) — Aristotle sources in Athens report. thel for Seminole High School Clam •Jackets it to continue its terrorist attac ks against ~ Democratic Women's Club, of Covenant Presbyterian Church, Volusia County groceries I received as a prize. I son's death and was with him and economic every man a howitzer, the right today that Daddy should have a little temporary y ma have w as not present at the time as I had to leave. I govern.ment." . Onassis left about $120 million of 1955, 7:30p.m., First Federal SemInole, noon, Cavalier 17.92, Sanford. Discussion program on the books. If hii The fortune, estimated at when he died Saturday at the surcease from the pressuresof providing f or to of to his widow, Jacqueline, trust about 00 million, Is not ex- age of 69 Kelley did not elaborate on the "above-ground oil tariff to give way, as the FBI's Claremv Kelley says, have a very bad sphW trouble and sitting on the Mamma and the selfish braL ________________________________________________________ rollback is overridden, and if domesthe tic oil and for the good of the present majority. What was hard chairs was getting me. ARCH 20 funds of $15 Million each to her pected to be dhnhdgW appre. support apparatus." But obviously, Uwre must neighbor ' Shirts natural gas must remain under price controls, the thOlIght vital in a nation of 2 million may be brought them to me and It was a My So you can see, to settle the troubles of the Longwood Sertoma Club two children by Onassis was married to the big surprise. be a great many people in this country with side clably by inheritance . room for compromise is restricted from the start, poisonous to a population 100 tImes that. Surely world we must have a summit conference of in denim auction to benefit Sky King Kennedy and the bulk of his The shipping magnate's former Mrs. Kenne' for 6 Once again I thank you and also for the lovely three-year.olds the twisted loyalties who are under the delusion that The goal remains the same—tax and pricing Tom Jefferson did not believe that Ike prew. show . Don't tru Youth Ranch, 7 p.m., & corduroy, you put on. yens. She had brought him Maltland huge fortune to his only surviv- numerous and varied holdings st anyone over 30 these criminals, whether Weathermen or unless they have an advisory board of ,17-M policies which will keep the cost of energy high yahoo of liberty t, Individual pistols would be with leans Ing child, 24-year-old Oristina, are spread Urough'a maxe of from Atlens to thie American teeriagerL Symbionese "soidlers" or Puerto Rican Mrs.MarleEggert nemssary u a country possessIng 8,000 strategic to match S. B. (Jim) Crowe enough induce a ll Ameri ca ns to cut back Hospital In Paris early in Feb. nationalists, are some kind componles that mostly MARCH 15. 075 i ts use of "freedom • weapons. men & boys; ADMISSIONS ___________________________________________ I know I will be accused of having my fighters" deserving of protection, Jacquelyn B. Hunt significantly, yet not so high that it will reverse th e nuclear omiciled in Monaco and oUm n1ary after he became III but Still, the right to arms Is Cli ff ord AAderOn sizes Sanford JoAnne Nelson years old. And in generation gap showing but was in New York when he died. 'shelters. Maybe there should be less opening of Jane Iam fed up to here Le tters to the editor are always wel come. progress we are making toward control of inflation. fact it is indelible legacy, promoted until Nathaniel Biiq'y Robin Armon d, Cyril I Geiger Jr Fonda's or Bella Abzug's mall and more hard — a foot over my head — with being "Madison Onassis' only son, Alexander, She returned to Paris early Wulene chaniot Jimmie L ee Baile y Jr. Annie Mae Ja ck son They Congress and the President now Must search for recently as patriotic. Private plinkers defeated Avenued" Into the proposition that only the commentshould be as brief as possible MW ja,i C. Grayson & girl MA N U EL digging N athaniel by r,ur George D. RoUnds ed di In a pla ne crash in i, at Sunday and spent 15 minutes law enforcement agencies. that point of compromise, on matters of gentrad interesL Marion A. Handy M&ry John E. Swallow F. keeling F. LEROY LEE A six-day air Pollution alert in the Washington, the British, preserved the orderly Infancy of the young are &nart and wise. Like seven-year-old . Essit M. House the age o124. Friends said grief alone with her husba nd's body The letters should deal with iisues and avoid nation, helped keep it from division, won the Bobble, who was David F. Lambert Jr. Ellzabtlh Mothvin D.C., area last August was caused by plants, not Mr& Hudgens was a native of over his son's death contributed In thie hospital chapel &M&y the only one who could bring personali tIes, Patr1cla Am MIke Alex 0. Wynn Vertrira A Moore west, reduced barbarism, strengthened de 211 E. FIRST r iorence Monforlon fense Uncle John down off the roof— 'lake my hand F. Leroy Lee, 45, of I.Ake DDnalsonville, Ga., but had to the fath,er's physicid decline. night. automobiles, says the Motor Vehicle kertn J. Miller, Canelberry Jeff William The editor reserves the right to edit those PH. 3224712 Nettle Ice Morgan Philip Skates [n FetPerl;ng. DeBary _______________________ i Manufacturers Assn. Monroe died Sunday morning, lived most of her lifetime in Christina, Onaasls' daughter tm for r as of Jane F Ste.ntroin rj ncnncn Terrorism is like fire that o3dt Terry Lee Jamme. DeBiry Born in Sanford, lie tw It by his first wife and a divorcee lived In Pinckard. She had lived Edward J. Vaniura What could be more then, than Department, Police, brothers and sisters, great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost Mary Ann wIior DeBary d Re mington, Savage or CoAmerican, flame. It is flaring up in different parts of the world. How * Lake Monroe for the past 17 Headland for the past five before she was 21, had grown lt? Even today there is mother or d could Dolly Wynn which conclu de Paul Star,dring, Delfona Lola Cheek. DeBary do It, only seven-yeard that the situation the edi . an argument to be made,in a nation of from 9 * g Dora jean DeBary years. He was a member of the yeam She was a mem ber 0, Wanda I Clark. OeB.arv was likely the result of natural evaaUon from Len Brown. Enterprise to old Robbie — at least so the preacher said. closer to her father since his AD letters Must be nents whether and their agencies react could 20 million crimes annually, that one should still DeBary * signed wfth a Anna Guertin. Cynthia I. determine It enforcement Steplent. Deland Aur H. Green, Fl. Merys flues up again. m4fling Church of Christ in Apopka. He the Pinckard United Methodist vegetation In the Appalachian Mountains. Then they Is that mother — I wonder how she address an when possible, Avdry L. Jordan, DeBary Salvador Mra. Howard R. R me. West Bradenton OtUona a epbone number was employed by Disney World Church. Kidnapen in West Berlin won the releaswe of five anarc ever got grown — who has to have her 15.ye'ar. so the identity NRL scientists collected rain samples and Ma9gle A. Jordan. DeBary , John E. Moultrie Dtftna Clarence W. Vastine. West Port. of the writer msy be checked and fromprinbykidnsping acandf date (orm).00fl Vashti S Lindsay, DeBary as a heavy equipment operator %mouth, Ohio Krlsti Lukens. Deltona theeveofan wife. found that the contaminants came from "ter. I , may have to aim at wild animals a-wulting his old tell her about which underarm d~odorant established. However, the E%ening Herald will 4 4 Survivors are three e1ectii. Though th e candida te was freed un harmed the success Dorothy Lynch. DeBary Ella M. Holloman, JacMonville and was formerly with the city 1,; BIRTHS was best for her. PP pene-like hydrocarbons volatized from Bernice M Biladeau, Dettona pecI the wishes of Iten who _____________________________ StOgie Reagan, Lake (en this, though, good sense argues for Mary of the kidnaping makes the West German government do bot want of Sanford for 17 years, And trapped whichwas t, but not least, Is that selfish brat in their uam to Helen Jackson. Dellona at the * RosIna S. FrIft, orange city Certy a gri. Oviedo Headland; Mrs. Evelyn Wikie more change. There is a pistol sold every -ulnerable to the same kind of tactic in the future. appear in print Survivors include his wife, 10 to 12 Kathryn McMorrow. Dettona large stagnant Russell J. Traticanle, Orlando air a. mass cen tered over the anti-smoking commercial, who knows Sheraton. Sanford Inn * We reserve, of come, the right to reject any In Argent ina, an honorary U.S. consul lost his life because nds in the nation. Homocide3 by C harlotte R. Hawkins. Lake Mrs. Macel Loe, Lake Monroe; * to guns have everything, including where he calm coastal plain near tie nation's capi. There but letttrs this Monroe Marianna; a son John F. risen the Argentine government ref used to do what his per cent in the last decadei three daughters, * DISCHARGES kidna pe rs ______ is only interested in what he and Mama will do if slanderous, Lewis B. Mann, Like Monros : rocarbons Mrs. Debbl Iludgens, Dothan; two sisters, demanded. His murder was deplorabIeaa Petscher, Oklahoma nd tragedy, but slncc 4 S1Ie J. Mikolajeik. Longwood associated with motor vehicle exhausts, LOU City, Mrs. Florrle Wyrosdick, it gain ed nothing for those who have the crime on I VIrginia Bennett, Maitland Okla., M•• * their handa, JACK ANDERSON ________________ JoAnn Nelson _____________ _______ Misses Pamela and Lisa Freeport; Mrs. Minnie Lou Lit odds that a similar kidnaping will occur again ar Allen Garray, Winter Park * l.ee, both of Lake David F. Lambert, Jr. ______________________________ e reduced , ____________________ MARCH iL IfS In ow' own co untry, police are following leads which suggest Monroe; llollingworth, Sanford; six Robin Armondi (Enos) * brother, James Robert ADMISSIONS 4 A 'A Elwood L. Ross grandchildren; six greatthat fires which destroy"J a tele,phone bulkiing in New York Sanford: Jacksonville, two sisters, Add ed Attraction: Our Own Lillian Dixon Mrs. grandchildren. a City and a rubber manufacturing plant in Connecticut were set John T. Hall Jr. Lucille Spivey, Sanford and ________________________________ 1;j _Sin9in Waitress "GINGER" * Marilyn A Figgatl deliberately, perhaps by followers cii the radical 'Weather Funeral and burial were held Mrs. Mildred Martin, Cocoa; Unde, Elizabeth A. Aleam * * mother, Mrs. Estelle Lee, Saturday tnPlnckard,Ala,wj The I I Robert McDuff Ic Super Sound Of Th e Area's Most * * headla nd Mortuary in charge. Sanford, Edward M. Wilson, DeBary I 0 Versatile Entertainer, He Plays Your WASHINGTON — During the past century, * comfortably loud, the Wreaucrats Wly Alma M, Schramm, DtIlona Briawn Funeral Home in ' Kind Of Music Monday Thru Saturday perdatory men have wiped out approxima tely io listed Ile has never delayed listing an animal for Schreiner was told, to Thomas E. Dixon. Deltona the kangaroo as a threatened animal. But charge of save the specie& Yet he the political reasons, he said, although he admitted arrangements, * Per cent of all known animal spe,cies. Ano * Norma M. Best, Deltona to kept a staff report, recommericljng that the thff 10 step t We invite You To Join Funeral Notice J. Dutra. [>eltona Frank * s aken to halt the traffic in kangaroo hides he has sent staff reports back oemionally for animal be listed as endangered, on his de Per cent are close to extinction, MRS EUNICE Th e Lassies and Leprechauns were so weak that the President's Council on more information, Eileen K Dalton. Deltona 0 f * IQK To protect our wildlife, Congress finally month and then Environmental Quality protested. se nt it back t'emarAilng * The ..more pro f essionals on the staff dispute this. information. He rwhed through the Endangered Species Act in PARTY..... V71t The chief obs I got the new facts in January, but services for F. Leroy Lee, IS, of Hudgens, M, of 403 Main St., Lake 1973. This gave the government broad, sweeping trUctionist is Keith Schreiner, a "When he requests More information," said one, FIsi Monroe, who died Sunday, * * and Wildlife associate director, who has "he's just stalling. It's a situation where you can I,e still hasn't acted. Headland, Ala., formerly of Win 13e rer to stop the slaughter of the vani,shjn ll be held at 2 p m Wednesday ____________________________ Several species, which re known * * thruct authority over the E.'idangered Species never I Pt, to be in gel enough (acts." at Brlsson Funeral Home with Pnckard, Ala., died Thursday specieL iliiq (he,x -. f Office. Our sources say he has held up many * * danger of extinction, have been called to Mr. Morris Ruby otficiating ___________________________ March 13, in a Dothan, Ala. Schreiner has been behind several delaying Yet today. the endangered animals are in as Burial in Sytan Lake Cemetery * * ' Schreiner's attention, wi thout 'results. Among listings under pressure from the hunting lobby. actions, according to our sources, much peril as they ever have been. The reason Is hospital after an extended arisson in chirge. -1 * * Explained one source: "Keith isn't an en- iollowing. uding the them are such animals as the clouded leopard, Yesterdays high 58 low this ___________________________________________________ . that toe act has been ent rusted w Where to go for all the * morning 6$ There was .15 of an inch * chimpanzee, balking vironmentalist. He's a bureaucrat. His first and glacier bear, Indian SP.M.TLI? elephant and For over a year, staff biologists have been bureaucrats to administer. of rain this weep end. * * information you need Mexican wolf, primary concern is seeing• that everything runs trying in vain to list All Musicians Welcome Partly cloudy and warm thr)ugh 'l'h" new Fndarwcred Species Ofto - c was bout voj r new cow* * the green sea turtle as en BtJJ(M, ItEPOUT sriiuothlv. that the wlee!j -in, ... #iiwl ,.,_...i ......... $......... A tIIUh? th,,n*' r,I thnwort DO Y611 Vnnww tAftPhA PartIcipants Dinkc cot proposed 5-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax and tax adjustments on big-car and small-car purchases add up to a conservation effort that would be too -- _7 - - Monday, March Il, IflS-5A Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. bine i Begins Burning now tk.t- Blazers . . . and on each sequent attempt, ta faith ful few try to rationalize by saying "It's just not the right time Y" Mave, I wonder how many more people will get stung by investing only to learn later that their only profits will be via the education th ey received for - TendersRes gna IN BRIEF "No, th ere was a note saying that I should hold on to the too th for a couple days and then I'd get 50 - WORLD / "Didja get any money under your pillow from It ilidn't work with the Panthers earlier. An just wasn't so. Memies that's all we'll ha ve. ReinberIng those of us who li terally strapped ourselves in to our car seats for (ear of b um ping our heads on the roof. G Control; Deia - ----•------ . - The following was told to me by bus driver Mrs. Broadway, who prefaced it with "out of the mouths of babes Ms. Broadway said she overheard some of her first grade riders telling of their experiences L'S it relates to the present tight money situation. "I pulled my tooth last night.,, --•-.-- --- - - -- recent resurfacing which has been done by these workers on Lake Mary Boulevard. I feel sorry. :. for all of those faith ful Florida What has ended covers two Prevailing theories. Blazers Rooster Club members, First, the former roller-coaster effect has since It's tough finding out th at those in whom YOU been leveled and dispels the notion that Seminole placed trust have letyoudown. All the way from the County was pursuing the possibility of competing rer,l of the public for not patronizing the fledgling negotiating the undowns was a feeling I not - I I do (eel sorry (Cr them. ___ ' er .! t ('ner!v•con(.:n it in Which fails to provide a fuei conservation policy tough enough to keep OPEC's feet to the fire. . k Prosser couldn't find In his cars did show up In mine! And I still have 'em. crews, an era has come to an end, Don't misunderstand me, I appreciate all of the Come to think of it, there's more than just the decision by th e Organization of Petroleum memories remaining. All of those rattles which Exporting Countries to !et th e United Arab Oil emirates cut the price of th eir oil is good news. The oil revenue of these Persian Gulf states th at belong to OPEC has declined by 50 per cent silice last June due to lagging purchases of their highpriced crude. TOM TIEDE we are seeing an unmistakable sign t ha t the OPEC cartel is subject to a simple truth of th e marketplace—uiat declining demand for any un commodity will lead toa reduction in its price. We wish th e news from th e U. S. Congress were as heartening. House and Senate Democrats have nttcn —.-.-------- I tvening fleiaJd - , CALENDAR - . J •. ___ - ______ . . _____ ________ . -. _ ... - Letters To The Editor ackie To Get $120' Million . -1 Levi . '' HOSPITAL NOTES ___ AREA DEATHS JACOBSON Meet Fire With Fire J.IIP( A e" - - - ' . ______ -. ___ ____ •• '-R ___ ______ :_' ____________________________________________ Endan ered ' BONO - S ecies * Ac . BERRY'S WORLD N WEATHER - - - G R AMv"'W -. " ' ______________________________________ _____________________________________________ _- ~~ .2~:_-rz~.__-_:._ --1 i-- -__---t.- emvfi* _ (4 JAM SESSION Woialo.q , �I,— -- '--'- z- -----.----..-l- -' -' WOMEN Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Monday, March 17 17S.-4A ) 01 Evening What would happen If couples who wanted a family had to get a license to have a baby? When Is Parenthood and France, was Deputy Populati on control1 which he Medicine and Morality, now Secretary General, e Papal will Th discuss. in its second year, Is Co. Commission on Population and Moderator for Ms. the evening's will the earth's population sponsored by The College of Birth Control, 1964-66, and a program will be Patricia reach a saturation point? Humanities and Fine Arts at member of. the Presidential Stenberg, Associate Professor Should population control be a FTU and the Florida Committee on Population and of Music at FTIJ. factor in U.S. foreign aid Endowment for rn ik I.. lila t i Chairman. Mrs L W Rrit nnri the Commitments? fl two remaining Humanities. Mrs. IFarmer Taking the opposite stand will In this year's Medicine and Such are a few of the Speaking March 23 for be A St. Patrick's Day theme Dr. Robert M. Veatch, Morality series, which will questions to be raised during "Procreation as a Human be Mrs. H. A. Smi th won high was carried out in decoratio ns. Associate (or the third program In Florida Right" will be Medical Ethics, presented April 13 and April 27, score award in bridge when the Dr. Andre E. Institute of Society, Ethics and will examine "Behavorfal Tech University's (FTU) He llegers, a prof Social Department of Sanford essor of ob. the Life Sciences, Hastings-on. Control, Psychosurgery and the Woman's Club met for their curreit Medicine and Morality stetrics and gynecolo', and Hudson, N.Y. Dr. Veatch, who Patient's series, which continues March Director of The Kennedy Rights," and monthly social and card games. The Orlando Chapter of the also is associate editor of the "Limited 'Population Control and Institute for 23 with Resources and the Mrs. Donald King was second N a I I on a I Secretaries the Study of Encyclopedia of Bioethics, was the Right of Parenthood." Right to Prolong Life," high and bingo winners were Association is holding a one-day Human Reporduction and ed ucated at Pur due, University respec ti vely, tra. Loyd Stafford and Mrs. F. seminar for all area secretaries The program, which is open Bioethics. Georgetown of California, Harvard, and the The series is directed by Dr. J. Harris featuring presentations by to the public at no charge, gets University. Dr. Hellegers, born Harvard Divinity School. He Robert G. Flick, F7U Chairunderway at 7:30 p.m. in in Fruit punch and cookies were outstanillng speakers In the the Nethelands and educated has authored numerous articles man of Humanities, Philosophy serv ed during the afternoon by fields of English, speech, office Orlando's Loch Haven Art in England, Scotland, Belgium and books on the subject of and Religion, hostesses, Mrs. Roy Thus, personality and business related courses, Saturday at th. Club Notes womens uuø - _____ Church Women Support OR, 4 — By FRED ROTltENB:RG AP Sports Writer Top-ranked Indiana is credited with changing Kentucky's mild cats into Wildcats. And the Hoosiers could soon tangle with their rampaging creation since both teams appear to be on a collision course into the finals of the NCAA'S Mideast HgIonal next Saturday. Kentucky was manhandled by Indiana 98-74 in December and from the ashes of that defeat rose a different Wildcat team, one that sometimes confuses basketball and boxing. One coach said that alter the Wildcats were 'I Bush auditorium, Rollins College. For Information program and registration form, call Mrs. Phyllis Ramey, office of the president, Rollins Sorority "Happiness and Flowers," was the theme for the model meeting of spring rush for the Gamma Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, March 11. During the meeting, each sorority sister gave a summary of an office or committee and vice president Janie Carpenter discussed the goals of the sorority. : ç - -,-.1- .*j erp*l? 1. WW ____ -,__ - -_- .- By ABIGAIL VAN BUM A ~Mr. .--...-.-- - __ - :'' -'., i i" "'-: ta-z - - - - . . - Easter Egg Hunt., About To Begin Abby j will be there with treats for their prizes. One hundred all U the bank you do bne eve!'YOftf, and there'll be games dullara and (our $io savli my husband's pocket. It was with has atrast department, it and prizes, too. accounta are Included In In addition, the Altamonte prizes. Participants are as) from her to him. Signed, too. I can also be helpful. Don't accidentally found it in his believe rumors. Get the facts; Mall will hold its first annual to enter the mall via the Orai pocket. This woman was you'll be glad you di& egg hunt on March 29 at 9 a.m. Parking door located betw( supposed to have dearly loved DEAR ABBY: I have a in the center of the mall for Jordan Marsh and Sears her husband.) I know that this strange problem. I have been woman and my husband had no happily married for 14 yeam previous affair going while her My father-in-law remarried six husband was U sing. years ago. His wife has a habit Now, my husband has moved of giving me second-hand gifts. ut of our housc and isIIjng Inthedayoftheminjs, with her. And on Main Street she gaY! me four half-slips that Robert H. Beckham Jr. 33, H. Padgett, 49, Oran yet. I asked him If he wanted a came down past my knee, a 2810 Magnolia Ave., Patricia L City,Wm. Jeanette M. Abney, 35,4 divorce, and he said: " No." He purse with a telephone number Reinhart, 35, 249 Abbeyvllle Si, W. 24th St. is suppot ting me and living with in It, and six nightgowns that Deltona Arlin D. Harris, 20.2o6 Laur her. He says I am a wonderful smelled of mothbolts! Charles R. Webb, 20, Rt 1 Bi Ave., Sharon F. union, 2 woman but he was just drawn to This woman dresses 18, Patricia A. Hunter, 24, RI same add. her. He knows ill divorced him, beautifully, has excellent taste 2 Box $4 Walter Wilkerson, 49, 538k she would expect him to marry in clothes, and I cannot imagine Edward J. Nerper, 65, Evergreen Ave., LV her, and he doesn't want that, why she would pass on these Malden. Mo., Cecile Z. Blake, Willowdean Wilkerson, 4 I have a question for you:second-hand gifts tome that she 66, Malden Mo. same. Which of the thr of us is the wouldn't wear herself. And she biggest fool? Me, for still aving certainly can afford to buy new for him' Him, for destroying gifts. his Image in town? Or her, for Shdd I return the next gift letting him live with her and that is obviously second-hand, ruin hr repatn and tell her I hae no use for it? LEFT-OVER LADY Or should l say it doesn't fit? Or DEAR LEFT: I would call U what? Orange Co., Jerry Taylor Donald Geo. Harris & Bobbi a three-way tie. PUZZLED Moore & Barbara Ann Jean DEAR ABBY: I am a woman, DEAR PUZZLED: Accept Org. Co., Sandra L. Roten. Charlie Singleton & Georgh not young anymore, and I am the gift graciously, and dispose berger & Dennis L. If. a rr s c:til f it a y u ifllh. Org. Co., Larry EIie krry L. Shelton & Ruth A than I am. He's in poor health, CONFIDENTIAL TO Golden & Sandra Lee. Allison Jane O'Brien & Scot' and stubborn as a mule. He DONALDA IN SHAKER Margaret J. Gibbs vs David I). refuses to make awill. and lam HEIGHTS: Girls who wear see- A. Frances P. Hackett vi IoW that If he should the without through blouses are easily seen Ellis Allen Krie & Franciii Charles R. making a will, the government througk. Joy Douglas E. Green & Mary will take half of everything he James L Yelvertcsi & Vera Nan. Evorreft as a prim. WII*rs has, and there will be such M. .• ,, ,,, Constance Ann Fernandti & high tax on what Is left over, I ABBY: Isi Me. 07$, LA., Calif. Joan Jenkins & Wm. A., wt. Samuel David, '""9 may have to go to the poor 0 001t itampd. Icif. f or mer name-Dale, Richard Munro Gilmore & addr.ts., nvstop, of am. (ann. fit that f;' — IRON CLINIC -. ' r - - - -- - - k . r ' .- /14 - - - - - - i! . - - - - ,' ,.. - T:. - : . • ••-' ' - - 6. . / - , . -. -'-•- -S. , - _.;_'.-... . - . Seminole Boosters Schedule Meet ,, .. . ' The Raiders Jeff Brockway Seminole, Lyman In Diamond Wins OVIEDO The Seminole one hit, two walks and striking High School baseball team out three before George Slmcoe collected 13 hits to overpower took over the last two-thirds of Oviedo, 9-2, In a high school the final inning. Simct'e was game played here Saturday credited with a sate In other area action, Lyman Lyman used six hits to pick bounced Winter Park, 7-1, on upits'.ictor) over Winter Park, six hits in a game played at the scoring all seven runs in two Greyhounds diamond Saturday. innings the fifth and sixth - -z. . W1 4F . " -T f - -- 1: IV.- IS IT STOPPED UP OR WON'T SPRAY? HAVE YOUR IRON TESTED TODIYII 0 QAMDA* I 0 0 I' DON'T MISS THIS!! TRADE IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD IRON REGARDLESS OF AGE, MAKE, MODEL OR CONDITION. - Steam channels fabric coverage for complete 4 00 0 I 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 - Dviei lb Coady If Loishuf I% 1 030 4 00 0 Larifll3b Totals 34 I 9 1 AS INOLE Gray Jacc2b r 2b 1 010 --' w R.Mcod pr SaI?n is 0 1 0 0 3100 Kily 1b J aot t Totals 20 00 3 Valencia Sominole 190 000 1 Doe-; 9012OOx—J E — Sarver, Slilton' LOB— M~ -- Up-front Iinertip controls 6ilt.jn 'asylihi funnel Tom Robare started the big sixth inning with a single, advancing to third after a pair " of one-baggers by Tim Raines and Robert Smith. Ned Raines singled to right which per milled Robare to score. The following three runs were scored on one play. In an at. tempt to steal home, Raines was thrown out at the plate. Chledo cat0wr tossed the ball , # to first in an attempt to pick off ~ Smith but the ball sailed Into i right field. The right fielder fired to the plate, wide i A* of the mark, and permitted - ..--------- " / .- - vi L -- ---, r - : . - - -.. . iantr- \-__. 91. ' I it - _____ ' , . X71 s. ' a. - . , ' ,,, - .-. -, '' I - . jji Pw-i • 'lW• -- - ' -. , _____ -. - . a,'. - - , - -' • • - 4 '. .'" - - .. 4%4406% - -.-..-..: - . , - - ' .. -. .a-a - . . -- -- . - .- - • '- 4't.Iil,%tuiaws, . u lapse that co him - . - 11 - s._ ' ''' . ' ' - . ' Vg, 'a. - ,. "4'Itç. 4 - ' '1, -, .rt". , , .. -'i' "- - ' ' .-' , - - 000 Diii—? 4 1 Reed, Hlgqin (6). Tani Snore, S i mmons and Hoffman I MIAMI (AP) There have ment.s the past year or so. And been 53 other American vie- he'll win a lot more. It's good tories, along with assorted for. for me and good for the game to elgn triumphs In the British have someone playing very Open, the Australian Open and well " the World Cup But Nicklaus, who had a final But No 54, which tied him for round 68 and won b) three fourth place on the all-tune strokes sith a 276 total, Lm ,t winning lit, was particularly ready to change his schedule or '--j pleasing to Jack Nicklaus shift his priorities to meet the The triumph In the Doai challenge -1Open Golf Tournament Sunday "My schedule Is the same as &3j wiped out the memory of a col it's been for use or six )ears, ,.N1 t LI aL 1' 1.,#hi*44 -_ - .L JIPI '' A. . - - - 1. -- - - - , ' ' Seminole High School scores anoth er run in Saturday's rout of Os'iedo's ba,seballer,. (Herald Photo by Gordon Wt1l1amson 1.1 L'ICIU.IUS I .1 1. u pia)vu three the Jackie Gleason Classic just in the west, I've played two in two seeks ago Florida I'll play one more and It set turn up for the Masters. go to Augusta with six tourna It wrote an end to a series of merits. ftuStX'tiOfl5 11181 have plagued "That hasn't varied by more the Golden Bear since last fall. than one tournament in several And it came with Johnny lil. years." ler in the field. And he turned his attention "I read the papers like every- from Mller to the Ma.strbody else," Nicklaus said when Augusta, Ga.. April h).i asked his reaction to Miller's "It's always nice to win: b challenge to Jack's positior as said. ,, But it's particularly nice the game's premier performer, to win this close to Augusta . It's 'He a won a lot of tourna. good to get yo ur confidence up. ..& uue title n 1.1 ? £ And nothing Is better for your Ja NBA ar N*ixes Trade,e Barnes points and grabbed 15 rebounds than one perèentage point in a na tionally televised 103.90 behind the Detroit Pistons in By IV Associa ted Press An initial fiming blast by Ned triumph over the Chicago Bulls the battle for the wild card Runes gave the Tribe an early Everyone wanted to know Sunday. playoff berth in the National lead. Raines powered the ball whether or not lie Is really "We have a good chance to Basketball Association's West. 350 feet over the left wall. seeking to be traded to Los An- make the nlavnffs. hut a lot will Prn Cnnh'rnrø Smith to score. 1 winfor Park I - - .. Hr RuntIl 2. Lyman 7. Winter Park) -- , RusSell, Brown (5), Smco anci Raines. Boyd (6). Lost Ward (6) . -. ,. '-'--' 21 'The Bear'Tons U Dora! Onen Field - - -' 9911 — --- -- - - --- `~ . .- Mahef Valencia threat. - u. IRON TRADE IN SALE Lifetime SlainI,g5 Steil soleplat, 43 steam po,t. .wont spit-. Won't drip Ways on sham or dry sttling The Sanford based Seminoles frames The Greyhounds shoed over exploded for four runs In t%() runs in the fifth and live in sixth Inning after developing 3-2 lead o ver the first fI,e the sixth to put the contest away. The Lyman dub cornframes agai nst the Lions mnitted one miscue over the Three Seminole pitchers scattered four hits over the dista nce as Simmons p1Lird UP lflOw,u win seven inning distance while visitors took advantage of five Sanford 9, Ovlodo2 Oviedo errors as well as the 13- Sarlord ID) 104 39 13 3 hit barrage for the win. OvIodo 104-100 0-2 4 5 *4 • -- - - TUESDAY 18th Usis ordinary tap water. Setting for all types fabrics. C 0 -- ---;~--7 - w~----~------- ~----1----ma ~.; -420900016r-- RALCT in 10 ' - $ Crderl 2b 4.!- -",.* ' IS THE CORD FRAYED? DOES THE TANK LEAK? 500 AIR H BI 4 0 1 0 ' DOES IT GET TOO HOT OR NOT HOT ENOUGH? 49c --. - VALENCIA 7:30 p.rrL Thursday meeting of those attending the session, Comfy, Cadleell; SB— Rum; SF— lannoti The only bright moment for visiting Valenda Junior College College swept the coolest, 3-1 at wbich is open to all Seminole the Matador's James the Raider ftamoad. (Herald the organization IP ER 2 at the school High Saturday came when th is Matador scored as Seminole Junior Photo by Gordon Williamson) and fired it to the plate to nail parents an lutetea — Smith at the plate and halt the S.arvec auditorium fans pa 5 1 0 0 2 1 -A - - g-j' - '' - - I - A:- - - ,,r ,,j. - . DO YOU HAVE IRON PROBLEMS?? Marriage Applications - - ,: - -' ' .: . qRstio" Dissolutions Of Marriage . . - A ' - - J'r - •l'' - -'; & -' . -'.- f~x iti.' - . : - Sarver with the bases loaded ontheerrors. reached the bases with singles Skelton and McDonald had earlierintheinning bases empty homer by Tom Seminole Junior College took Thescorestood3-1alterth Cadleellinthelnitjaljnjng. advantage of Valencla Junior inning, which remained as the Seminole's lead was under College hurler Randy Sarver's fi nis hing marks behind the threat In the following fifth mistakes Sat urday and downed mound work for Buddy Maher. inning. the visiting Matadors, 34 Ii limber pitched the entire Cadieeli and Greg Smith baseball action at the Raider game, allowing Valencla nin e blas ted singles to right and field, hits. The Seminole aced fanned center field respectively, As Valencia's fans shouted one batter, walking two, putting the tying runs on the "beat these baseball ImVa1encLa'sonlyruncameon basepath. But a spectacular posters" as encouragement to and Oni' **t arv.r the ".r.ning cat b flz2citheir club, the Raiders used an ba1landthrewtoplate,wide fielder Steve James silenced error by Sarver to beef up their [J mark, as Skip Skelton and the attack. lead and put the game on ice in Frankie McDonald scored, The Matadors once again put the fifth inning, cracking the contest open for forth a threat, in the top of the Raider Jeff Kelly grounded to SJC. Kelly reached second base seventh. A combi na tion of singles and sacrifi ces 'eli Valencia with men on first and third. Cadleell SemlnoleHlghSchoolsport,, A film of Bennie Mills In hdadvancedSmlth to third boosters will honor soccer, action at the state wrestling with a ByCIIUCKMeCLUNG Herald Correspondent '9 I%- . I 1. ' ,,, j,, - ltpl . . -. , ' ' ' S ' I, , - "" #. - - -- , 1~ * - .a . - -.E . __i '....,-' -" —.' a -- - .-, ___Tq- Zr besey ;.' by Vsty Fair 0 $icPtrnge Im .AICa*sn&%n., it, W. C= *WAn14 I i[ 1 41 .'....,. -...."-: '-v.." - •. - .: - Dear Third-rated Louisville used Junior Bridgeman's career-high 36 points and a stiong bunch of reserves to bust open a two. point game at halftime. "I think the key was our bench," said Louisville Coach Denny Crum. "It was obvious in the last 10 minutes that Rutgers was not nearly as quick as they were in the first half." Maryland guards John Lucas and Brad Davis fired long range against a tough zone May, wearing a cast on his right forearm to protect a broken bone, didn't take a shot and was credited with one rebound in 51 seconds - -. j' .; ,.. f - - - - DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been happily married for eight years. (No ki ds.) I though t we had a perfect marriage, and so did 4' everybody else In town. We're in business here, and everybody I _______________ knows us. Last year a friend of my for nearly fifty years and I don't It's Easter egg season again, children 4-12 years old. With husband's was killed and my want to lose my security. and plenty of egg hunts are help of the South Semi husband started helping his WORRIED being planned for the kids in the Jaycees, four haystacks wil widow. I was never Invited to go DEAR WORRIED Seminole County area. On set up in the mall's Cei along when he was helping her to get the facts ls from $ lawyer. Saturday, the Casselberry Court area and over 2,500 e with whatever he was helping Don't worry about your lack of Junior Women's Club is will be planted intl haysta her with so much.He helped her education. lie (or she) will sponsoring an Easter egg hunt over several weekends, so I explain everything to nu in for all area children from 14 Children will be allowed finally told her that I needed language you can understand. P.M. at Secret Lake Park, hunt and bring one egg up to him to help ME on weekends, And don't be ashamed to ask The Easter bunny redemption booth to rec Early In the overtime, Marques Johnson cashed in two foul shots and Richard Washington tossed in a pair of Jumpers to keep the Bruins' season alive. - r '. -.. 4J - -t- 001 ; !1i -! .-) 7-: -~ - - h , Elegant loungewear from Merle Normu', sb.wa by (from left) Mrs. Joe C! ;d 2;a. '4.J - -- °. Enag fuhlsm from Mary Esther's are modeled byMrs. Art Brown (left) and Mn. Mhlthsi smith The winners of the regional semifinals will then meet Saturday night in the finals, and when the dust clears, there will be four teams on their way to San Diego March 29-31 to crown a new champion. Indiana took another large step toward the coveted title by whipping Texas-El Paso. And, of course, the Hoosiers' doomsday defense played a vital role. "There's no question that our defense Is the most important part of our game," said Indiana Coach Bobby Knight. "It was tough for them to come back against us." Indiana, which kok the game wide open early in the secorv 'ialf with a 31-12 spurt behind Steve Green qnd Quinn Buckner, received an insph'tIn'.al lift by the appearnCe of injured high scorer Scott May. Valencia Miscues Helpful v _ As Raider Nine Post Win -- . - ' r4 Iiammerll, Carol Ann Sinclair, Rexine Jon-Is and Ruth Parker. UNDERWORLD Second-ranked UCLA, seeking its 10th NCAA championship in 12 years, barely survived a battle with Michigan. With two Stconds left in regulation, Michigan's C.J. Kupec rimmed an 18-footer and the teams went into overtime, "C.J. was out a little farther than I would have liked," said Michigan Coach John Orr. "But we had planned to play for the last shot and he makes II(ist of thce." defense to beat pesky Creighton. Doug Brookins scored 25 points and led a late Creighton charge but Lucas' foul shot with nine seconds left sealed the verdict. No. 7 North Carolina, joining Maryland as the two Atlantic Coast Conference teams in this tournament and forcing defending NCAA champion North Carolina State to the sidelines, rode a 17.2 burst early In the second half to a romp over New Mexico State. Arizona State raced to a big lead, had troubles with Alabama's full court press but held on to nip the Crimson Tide. "A lot 1 teams wouldn't have given that kind of ci. fort," said C.M. Newton, coach of 10thranked Alabama. "1 thought we showed a lot of class." Syracuse made It into overtime when La Salle's Joe Bryant, who scored 25 points, missed a shot with three seconds left in regulation. Syracuse then hit 10 straight foul shots and got two clutch baskets by Kevin King to nip La Salle. Chuck Williams and Carl Gerlach- each tossed in 20 points In Kansas State's upset of 11th-ranked Penn. The Quakers, idle since March l, closed to63.,with 1:57 left balKansas State held on. I were Pat Wiggins, Fran Three-Way Tie In Fools' Race of playing time. "lie's looking better all the time," said trainer Bob Young. "He can be used In certain ituatlons," 24-3.. V"ile the Wildcats, 23-I, are loiking ahead Mrs. Joe(Mama Katie) Corley, who has been an advisor to Gamma Lambda for many years, was special guest at the meeting. She spoke on the founding of the chapter 25 years ago. The Mayfair home of Myra &lwasthttinfor model meeting garden workshops. Rushees attending 19-8, in the East Regional at Providence, R.I. -Cincinnati, 22-5, plays Louisville, 25-2, and Maryland, 234, plays Notre Dame, 19.8, in the Midwest Regional at Dayton, Ohio. -Arizona State, 24-3, plays Nevada-Las Vegas, 234, and Montana, 216, plays UCLA, to a possible revenge bout with undefeated Indiana, they first must beat Central Michigan 21-5, in a Midwest Regional semifinal game Thursday night at Dayton, Ohio. "We certainly want to play Indiana but we can't overlook the next one," said Grevey, a second team MI-American who scored 19 points. In the other Midwest Regional semifinal Thursday night, Indiana, 30-0, plays Oregon State, 19-10. The rest of the lineup for Thursday night's regional semifinals looks like this: -Syracuse, 21-7, plays North Carolina, 22-7, and Boston College, 21.7, plays Kansas State, game winning streak and prompting Marquette Coach Al McGuire to say: "1 think we lost to a much better club ... (Kentucky) Is a much better team than a lot of people think they are." In Saturday's other flrstround action, It was Kansas State 69, Penn 62 and Syracuse 87, La Salle 83 In overtime at Philadelphia; North -' but she didn't seem ta care. Finally I Iou,4a love note in Carolina 93, New Mexico State 69 and Boston College 82, Furman 76 at Charlotte, N.C.; cntrdl Michigan 77, Georgetown 75 at Tuscaloosa, Ala,; Indiana 78, Texas-El Paso £3 and Oregon State 78, Middle Tennessee 67 at Lexington, Ky.; Cinncinati 87, Texas A&M 79 and Maryland 83, Creighton 79 at Lubbock Tex.; Louisrjlle 91, Rutgers 78 and Notre Dame 77, Kansas 71 at Tulsa, Okla.; Arizona State 97, Alabama 94 and Nevada-Las Vegas 90, San Diego State &) at Tempe, Ariz; Montana 69, Utah State 63 and UCLA 103, Michigan 91 in overtime at Pullman, Wash. wiped out by the Hoosiers, they began playing "a karate defense." That brand of play paid off in the first-round NCAA game Saturday, when sixth-ranked Kentucky, led by poised seniors Jimmy Dan Connor and Kevin Grevey, rolled over No. 5 Marquette 76-54, ending the Warriors' 12. College. The national board of Managers of Church Women United in the USA. "urgently requested" legislators ..to support and vote for ratification of the Equal Rights AMendment" in those states which have not yet passed this measure. The action was taken in Kansas Oty at the annual board meeting (Feb. 2$-March 2) of Church Women United in the U.S A. CWU is an ecumenical movement open to participation by the millions of women who come from Protestant. Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches across the country. The 130 women on the national Board of Managers who belong to many ethnic groups and come from every state in the union are responsible for national policy and program. As a national body empowered to speak for aself it recognizes the rights of individuals and local and state units to speak and act autonomously on all social issues. Sensitive to the realitlà of a mobile society, the board hopes that the women in this national movement will recognize their responsibility to assist their sisters in those states that are awaiting ratification. In 1970 a cio Ioard of Managers of Church Women United endorsed the Equal Rights Amendment WW urged Its adoption. To prepare for ratification within individual states women were urged to study carefully the national Implications of Federal laws as applied in the courts of justice, taxation, social security, pensions, employment, consumer credit, health, disability and life Insurance, and welfare. - — Wildcats Roar Look Out Hoosiers Secretaries Equal Rights Amendmen = Monday,March 17. 1975--in Head-On Collision Coming In NCAA - A Human Right? Herald, Sanford, Fl. Center auditorium, confidence than winning:' Bert Yancey arid Forrest Fezler, playing behind Nick. - Comeback tim e was Sunday highac43a points, 18 rebounds against the Memphis Sounds. and nine assists In helping InBarnes broke loose fora career- diana beat Virginia 121-103. ADA single stroke of Jack as he stood on the tee on the 18th hole, a treacherous waterguarded layout that's probably the By The Associated Press high 54 points plus 23 rebounds Barnes, the 6-foot-9 forw.1rd toughest on the 7,028-yard, par. to help the Spirits to a 122-114 from Providence, netted two 72 Blue Monster course at the Marvin Barnes doesn't ke to overtime victory. tie connected la)ups in the first 50 of Dora Country Club. seconds t'tivi' a had imnrp..lnn -'a'- a. .. .. , -- - . -, �- 28-Evoning H,ratd, Sanford Ft. Monday -.-------- *—.-.-- ----- --r- -• • gi~-% ;• . -•-- Lyman Posts L! ______ Csonka Tired Of Stories - • Second -• ' . MEMPHIS (AP) - Former Miami [1ph1ns star Larry (onka says he do= re what city he plays in with World Football League, just so long as he football. "To tell you the truth, I'm tfred hearing reading about of thr" Miami stars to sign a WFL contract with the Mem- Strapp.StrapphdaJwnpo, 8 Good Recovery Jym — -- plays fi. . High Saturda) in the Big D a 22.9. Invitational at the DeLand Trinity Prep's Greg Chandler track,recording a second place placedinthreeevenLtoeable behind powerhouse Mainland, the Saints to with Z Mainland finished with 83. Tom Herron guided the The Saint flash recorded a Greyhounds to the high finish, first in the 120 hIgh hurdles capturing two fusts in the mile steaking the distance in 145 And two mile runs. IV Lyman Chandler placed seicond In Lt.* ace captured the mile with a 100 yard dash with a 1O.4 4:27.5 clocking. Herron needed clocking. He finished third p . - ". ., :. P. j,IV. • • - - .4 . As long as I get to play football, it doesn't matter where." J: r--r14 . ;4 - Csonka, who helped the Dolphins win two Super Bowl titles in the eight years he was with the team, signed a $3.5 million contract with th e Southmen t year, alon g with J Kilek and Pa ul Wae1d. Their signings gave the WFL credibility, but C,wnka said the league now appears shakey and far behind schedule, "it seam to me that while arguing over a sandwich, they're gota miss der," said onka, talking about the Wfl,' handling of its affairs. :. . -- - - lor~%" 1A P 11111. ~ k, -r~ a ~ .: IT- ~ A --X -~ -~.- J. ' - - -' - - - —, . , -' '- : ,~ -.piv - . , =f;--- I &.~M~~Z~- -- .i~.~--~ 1 , -"""44C.. r, .A- - -! -.,. -'v-- - A117-A414~~ -0 I •• - - '- . . . - - -- . - .. . Tom Herron Lyman High track ace, I left) takes first place in the " mile in Saturday's Big D re1as at Ds,Land, and Seminole's Johnny Grodon fright) takes a hand -off from teammate Tim - - -S.. :,-: • . . distance. 12 • -: ,, . - ,. - , • il 0 i Florida Takes Golf Title Mets, P PORT MAL.ABAR, Fla. (AP) - The University of Florida has claimed the team title in the National CD11egi8te InVit3timal golf tournament here with Gatoirs' $1, i s ullpen opes " . atDLand Mainiartø (MI 53. Lyman (Ly) öI; Seabreeze (SI 33; DeLand (Di SI; Dlthop Moore (BM) 41'-,, Trntv Prep fTP) 23; FlorIda 018 19, Flgler Palm Coast (FPC) ?, U Dim BY HERSCHEL NISSF-NSON AP Sports Writer ' .1 there should be no major "I'm not one bit concerned, two runs home and served up a scoreless innings as the LOW An. Sanford (San) 13; Oviedo (01 oli New ~4 muscle involvement in the op- and I'd A like to make that clear," two-= homer to Buddy Brad- Reles Doodgers defeated the As- Smyrna Beach (NSB) S. ~! eration." Owens said. "Joe McDonald ford. HIGH JUMP- 1 L (0) 6. 7. It w a bad day for Mac tros' other squad 7-3. (the Me ts' general manager) Veteran White Sax knuckScarce, who the New York Mets 4uThe problem was n Baylor homered twice as SHOT PUT- 1. Dalton (SI 454' 2 -'a num on the seventh rib told me Tug was sound and I'll hope will do for the leballer Wilbur Wood allowed the Piltimore Orioles raked At_ Gettell (S) As 1 1 -L 3, Wy;%n IM, AS n ir bunPe right below the scapula, which take his word any time. I`Ug just one hit while hur 6'; LONG JUMP- 1. Stapp IBM) • four lantal 5 what Tug McGraw didn'L It hrig Phil Niekra for 12 hits 2041 4: ?. Latimer (Ly) 20624, 3 i most likely is an adventitious also!faid he was sound, and he was a we day for Thg scoreless innings, giving him 12 and all their runs In four innings Cummin gs (D) 2o,,.; POLE :.0 bursalreacflon with nerve en- was until he began throwing this spring, i VAULT- 1. Roland (DM1 176; 7 McGraw. who the Philadelphia and beat the Bruves 5, 01 traPment syndrome." Trans. this spring." Lynn (L V) 120;) Lesure (Lill 110; Sam McDowell, a non-roster run homers Phillies hope will do for their by Frank White, l However, the ancien t lump pitcher trying to ma ated, it means it hurts when bullpen what Nlac Scarce ke a come- John Mayberry and Hal McRae DoetIner (NSf) 136 S. 3 Human McGraw may have contributed to back with Pittsburgh, fired powered the Kansas City (L y) 133 6; 1 20' H I G H S— 1. Chand ter dldn'i nniz Sullivan and Dallas Applcgren onwo in dividual play. Sullivan finished the two-day, 36-hole event Sunday with a five-under-par 137 total an rounds of 71 and 66 for a fiveunder-par 137 on the 6,yard course at the Port Malabar Country Club. Applegren had 72-67-139. M'• Elchataedt of Florida Internatlonal, 7347-140, and Bruce Routhaus, Miami, 72I41. win- McGraw's when the off-year in 1974, three shutout innings but the Royals over "it didn't bother him all While Scarce was giving a textbook demonstration of how ter because of inactivity, but once he began throwing again not toh, pi McGraw was fl) 'Quakes Soccer Champs Smith-loollaUnion Bid (Giggons. Weaver, Smith, Wy nn . Z ' M. - - uu wiut sP.nc-uesnp VUt*t 1* U COI. the top honors Sunday at the The drive was hit with a six____ _____ Mayfair Country club, but it iron. was Robert Summer who was "He was the closest to a hole- . singing the blues, in-one in the entire tourKeaton won the "A" Flight nament," Smith said later. - . . thamplonship in the fifth an- "Boy, was he talking to hi " nual Smith Union 76 tour- sell," nament at Mayfair, but St. Rounding out the "A" Flight . ier missed taking home a n was Jo Milner, third; car by just four inches during Means, fourth; Bob Bowler, _____ Ur two-day event, fifth; Bob Brown, sixth; and KeathndroundsOfflto Earl lllgabotham, fhh ahead Of Red CullIm and Winners lit the other six win the Hank Dobenhoff flights were: Memorial Trophy in the Gary Niles, B-flight; Hugh Champlonship flight, presented Landreth, C-Fight; Greg 11111-4-4wPim .' ' --- . _: -aV N - ,, • 1- • ____ _________ _ _____ aven /'/inter - . - . / - - -f - - . - -- 64. . --.- - '' _. - - -- - ' ___ .-- ,.,' , .'i - .•.. - Poor Ann Quinieia (77) 577 50 Perfects (2 7) Iss 20 019 P is 4) with (2 71 Paid 15,116 40 TWELFTH, Trifecta (s 67) 543700 K'sSingapore GAINESVILLE - .11 run ('ifl1e between Mendez, driver of the 'Free rounds of competition, He was Spirit'' rocket-powered ____ after t1 tar went twit iwttrni :aaL iieguar -' , Dan engine ______________ 995 RACING - AND CAMPERS!! Finally a D-C Refriger. System that's ation _ ____ ;;' Ji '. I I 'I _ "-me, FOR Dixie Dewitt •;;'•' From icy. ft. to 5½ Cu, . Convi- r,Ion kits for ICbo.to cu. ft.AIso operates AC. as - - E14ctriC - -- - PLU?,IBjNG WALL HEATING INC. 3"411112 True lefdgttitor Systems Salesand Service Call "Sonny"Messer __ _______ -----., I >' P05T TIME a P.M. 'MATINEES, 3:45 P.M. (WED a SAT) 'CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV 'PLAY THE LL NEW TRIFECTA fAt)RD-CJflDO KEflflEL. CUJB IN LONOW000OFF iy-flo;t SOtIRY NO ONE UNDER I# --— - 1 I -0 I ! I All work Points Duty Adjust carburetor guar3nte for 8 months or 6000 miles Qu!rieia 1343 131-00 i I LASH - QUEEN Sanford 322-ioss I I Resistor Plugs & Limited access extra I 1 3 11 59270 Dept. hours Weekdays 8 to 9 Sat 8 to 5 Rt. 17-92. Sanford 46 47 17 i' I I 48 i 49 ____________ ' — — — — — — , Mart Shifty 3770 13,20 Report Montreal 1, Minnesota 0, tO in 600 5.00 Cousin Dotsy 650 $ Atlanta S. Bttimore 4 California S. Oakland 3 Cleveland 9, San Diego I 54n Francisco 3, Chicago (N Qulriiela ($S) Los Angel es I, Houston I u"'. - -. K's Hobnob New York (A) 17, Pittsb,rgh Chicago (A) 6. New York (N) I 460 15130 --.811 s.o Baltimore S. Atlanta 5 Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 0 Montreal H ouston Minnesota S Boston 1 3 40 1 Kansas City Y. Texas 5 16200 10 17 46 3 371St 776 West D(vii)on l'louston hoen. 4572 0 903102?) 34 77 7 75 260 7)0 Minnesota 35 29 7 72 2" 732 San Diego 33 29 3 69 255 233 5 45 3 39 )fl 799 Ball. Canadian Division Quebec 1, 77 Toronto 37 31 259 233 2 76 307 271 s, San Diego 4, Cleveland 7 Games Mi nn esota vs Chicago ( A) at Monday's Sarasota, Fla Minnesota vs. St. Louis at s, Petersburg, Fla New York CA) ',s Pittsburgh at San Juan, P.R. petroit vs, Montreal at Day. 'Dog Entries lndapolis 10 in Edmonton 32 30 3 67 733 727 Vancyr 33 30 2 61 7)7 21? onings Winnipeg 3135 4 66 261710 San Francisco 6. Chicago (N) Saturday's Results California 1, Milwaukee 2 New Ergtand 6, Edmonton 7 Oakland I), California (B) 4 Cincinnati 6. DetroIt MacgM GUNSMOKE (35) U?CIC HUbiC Show Three Stooges 4:00 (2.8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) Island (44) council (33 Batmen (44) GIilIgan' Island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister' Roger's Neighborhood hospital, then abducts diii works were contrary to the ____J ___ I -J Il:I (33) Mouse (44) Mcd Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (11) Modern Home Digest Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6: 00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30(2,8) NBC News (13) Old Smothers Brothers '' And Environment I RFO (44) Hocan's Hro. _____•, - (24) not favorites, n ct SKATiNG SCHEDULE SUN. 1:30, 3:30, 4-6 MON. 7:00-Il pj,4 PM. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES FRI. 7:30-1 P.M. SAT, 9:60.11,3, A.M. 5:30-4 P.M. 7;*it P.M. man Reynol plays a soldier of fortune seeking a buried gold treasure left behind by the Japanese Army In World War II, Anne Francis Is his romantic in. terest. 9-10 ABC &W.A.T. "PressureCooker" A pretty reporter gets approval to plant herself with S.W.A.T. to observe for a feature story. She's distracting and pushy, and Isn't wild about cops, either, Furhter, S.WA..T. has just come off a heavy hours, and Isn't up to acI%njoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 commodating the Lidy writer. discoverieM per panel in an all-new series of 24-page hiEkiets. 9:30-10 CBS Rerun To order volum" 1. If and Ul. qend $1 foreach. While she looks for an apartpayable In "Seek & Find" in care thin ment, Rhoda subjects herself to T1 _____ Inch, lêrThga, rot" OW s_effi ,, SKATE cny 1 FJtU Track Rd., off Hwy 17*3 RN PARK ________ O-l 339-2474 V"naftyl5 24 I -- RHODA -. - -. - . - -- , p,-- Sund4's Games Vancouver 1. Quebec 2 New England 1. Toronto S Hot'ston 7. Cleveland I Chicago 1. San Diego 2 I --— - - —. • t 1.h.4_____. - Im P.- -' BOOK REVIEWS Indianipotlt 7, Balllmor,' 3 Vancouv er 7, Quebec 4 -- - of ' C v] i'- ' -• ISfl ¶,4a!aeS I. lt*CXWG cum NUTEI PG BURT REYNOLDS IN "WW"AndThe 7:30 Dixie Dance Kings 9:15 DIINUIN LT, [on I 2il m A MONTH OF SUNDAYS. By This book is the journal that John Updike. Knopf. 228 Pages. Marshfield writes during his $6.95. Stay at the home, and in it he on& Beach, Fla As a stylist, John Updike is puts down the story of his life TWEATS( Houston at Toronto FIRS T, 516 C 1 What's Next Texas vs Los Angeles at Veto Charles Bronson 4/ one of the best writing today. (10), 7. Glen's Carol (S 2), 3. Buddy and his feelings on just about Beach, Ha. In Blue (6), 1 Spunny's Jet (1), 5. Boston vs. Houston at Cocoa made Images often everything, MR Cactus Pete (6), 6. Gun Powder (5), Beach, Fla glow with multiple meanings: 7 Dan's Red (I), 5 All Good (I?) N e w York (P1) vs Cincinnati at flie pavements of our SECOND, 316, 0- I Chrone Tampa. Fla, l'hil Thomas .J'a:oO THE KEY MIAMI (AP) Top scores Charger (S). 2 Careless Love (12). 3. are deserted, emptied by fear. Cleveland vs. California AP Books Editor Father's Okabena (S 2) 1 Mine'ola Palm Springs, Calif. day's final round in the $)30, In the median strips of our Hamlet (4). S. Drumbeater 11). 6. Millivauk" vs Son Diego a, Doral Open Golf Tournament highways. rwught blows but Brut us (6), Y. K's Gus (6), I. Jo Tody Yuma, An:, on the 7,071 yard, par-72 Blue (ml '•--- ,&,t trash In our mnivitnivttu etiK. .i't.aju u.,aflu at monster course at trio Doral ------SSUI*LCININ*;,.f.*,,,. PIATUIIS MONDAY MATINEE • -. LOS Angeles 7, Houston I Qulnlela (4$) 110 ELEVCNTH. l, A. 39,1?: Mineola Poppy 7160 • 2o Soo 2 See Saw 900 3 60 1 470 Quiniela (1-2) 157.10 Big Perlecta (I 4 wIth 21) I' i W L T Pts OF GA New Eng, 35 21 5 II 238 73)1 ) Clevind 79 36 3 61 190 220 Chica go 26 10 I $3 724 267 Sunday's Games ManateeDanny 560 1.20 380 is East Division flew York (A) 3, Pittsburçh 2 NINTH, 5.1$. TA 31.11: 51910 Mondays Game Atlanta at Montreal CincInnati S. (loston 7 California, 3. Milwaukee 7 Perfec?a (S 5) 1221 10 (3 s) 3 WHA Standings St, Louis S. Defro;I 4 Hellalulah Jones 23 00 $ 60 540 Montague Leather 1100 500 $ Bay Charmer 140 2 Noble Tony Oulnieta Chicago nings Perfecta 11 3) 1794 30 EIGHTH, t. B. 39M 0) 4. CBS Danko and holds her lostage. trend. Unlike others of his era -- -•-•-- ''-'" ,-,. t, 15t41JJJ*!, fleI'Ufl - tUtU ' ' wow ''-- 'IVet)' funny episode with Ji*i brutalities in their paIntings, Wayne guest-starred, it was Constable, according to — — — — season's nnnlni, hn'a, Wnuu& narrator Kenneth (inrk 1rvkgiii ' ,•, J a,, life playing himself, has agreed to upon with great have lunch at Dr. Harmon's elhubetRnce and painted life with the feeling of great house, but he winds Maude's house because the flourish. doctor's house is being repaired. Maude isn't CTZY in10.11 ABC CARIBE Muder Paradise" An ex-convlct, about the Idea, since Wayne Is who served eight y f or the one of her She's murder of his father-In-law, all prepared to cut him down with barbs - until Wayne dies under strange circes in an "accIdent" shows up &CIflt Other similar deaths 9-11 NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVI ES "Impassee" followed the ex-con's conviction -six, all told, and every one A romantic adventure set In Philippines, which doesn't go was in some way associated ___ co vi ed and anywhere but does titilate skills with victim. Logan and his Carthin trying to figure who ds bean unit are assigned. heavies are, Burt Boston 7, St. Louis 2 Vancouver 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood 58 — — Philadelphia 3. Ls Angeles 0 Pnilacs.lpPia 7, Mlnnesoti I 50 51 52 55 Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 Pittsburgh 6. Kansas City 3 11 -- 45 ____ — 639 5 17152 35) 4 43 1) iS tO) 317 213 Texas 1, Kansat City 0, 11 in I ,9 Sunday's Results Winnipeg 10, Edmonton Monday's Games ; I . -A I 4 4 IF PG MAJESTYK ,FEAR IS ' - cities a' -- vi. THIRD, 1.16, M - 1. HOW - - 'w W Ill IN Country. Club: DlierH2),7 fiB 'slellBarUtIO), Tuesday's Games 3. Chato Runner (3). 4 Boston Mac Montreal it Detroit at Lake(5;), 5. Lady Cola ( i), 6 My Run land, Ha. Eckert (6), 7 K C 's Sasey CI), I. St L i vs Philadelphia at Genlsenau (6) Clearwate,, Ha FOURTH, $ 56, 0 - I. Lea Pen Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami, $ivi (5). 7 Bounc er Boy (1), 3. FIb. Tonkawa Jackie (5). 4- Happy Star San Francisco vs. Chicago (NI (12), 5. Ma Habacer (6) 6 April Scottsdale, Ant. Pick (52),?. K.C.'s Space walk (10). Milwauk ee vs Oakland it • Mesa, An: FIFTH, 3-16, C I Mucho (4), 7Cleveland California vs at H.T. cool , 3 A , ceile (5), 4- Palm Springs, Calif. Drifting Hobo (I). S Peppycoi'n Kansas City vs. Houston at (17), 6. Mayatta (5 7), 7. Taxpayer Cocoa Beach. Fla at — Chrys1efpIyfl.%fth I -F — —42 Montreal 3. Los Angel es 0 Chicago (A) 10, New York (N) SEVENTH, s-,, 0, 33.03: ,i 9 __ Philadelphia a, Toronto i, Ic Saturday's Games 460 1 Perfecla — 34 35 ChIcago S. Minnesota 2 ou s Electronic Analysis I I Af000f~ 30 31 33 A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live thPagonyofmovjflgLf)w.fLh . parents after returning to New finds himself confronted with a York - having decided not deadly custom that threatens go back to Minneapolis. Her the life of his father. Strong mother pampers her opdrama of human emotions as pressively and Rhoda finds the son, realizing his own lethal herself with the same ow strength, refuses to "prove his thtforcedhertoflomej manhood" according to seek shelter in Minneapolis In tradition, by fighting his father, the first place. and prefers the humiliation and dIsgrace, 9:3010 PBS THE ROMANTIC 8.9 ABC THE ROOKIES REBELLION "Constable" "Nightmare" Young Edward Tonight's look at artists deals bertpla ysa&sturbedpatien t with John Constable, 19th who escapes from a mental century British artist whnse _ _ 27__ 3T ~W _ Golf Scores es INCLUDES: Champion Spark Plugs Matched Tungsten Heavy Condenser Adjust Timing Set Dwell 26 22 8-9 - _I 23 — Division Buffalo By The Associated Press 650 110 Gust Lane This Week ALL AMERICAN CARS & DODGE TRUCKS 20 — (9) Split Second ______ — 19 21 TT Beaver (6) Now You See It Show Monday's Game Baseball MineolaMsMufit 120 750 210 3 0) I —fr Ir_"WI ___ ________ _ ' — — Indiana at New York 3 10 SIXTH, S.)6, A, 31.60: I I sty Inspection HEAT PUMP 1001 S. $ari ford I ____ existing WEATHERTRON CALL. • — New York 100 , Utah Indiana 121. VI-ginia 103 1 60 300 1 Exhibition Perfect& (6 4) $34.50 - Iiii'ie 11E 16 ________- (35) Mr. Ed 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers Culture 14 9 100 300 260 6 Quiniela (A 6) 511 60 I _____ ____ 'S _____ ______ - _____ ___________ Doll Tell Doll in the $00-meter freestyle __ LIkS THE BEST General Mend had just completed a quarmirimat4.eOseconds Ur - withaflnishlinespeedOf865 miles per hour when the Iihtweght machine, powered by a hydrogen percxjde rocket and not approved for exhibition later in the day. The,','i Nothing no jut put tw finm ILr* lit Gainesville Raceway. I w Russell thtotheguardraiIandkokep to have made noLhcr Tampa, Fla,, was killed Sunday The death was the first at a in a freak accident while major NHRA event in more making an exhibition run at the than three years and the first National Hot Roi Association eve a(anNHfiAracj,wol Gator,jo5 drag races. the drh'er of an exhibition car. ___ T. Knee (6), 7. 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Lusty Lieutenant (s), (35) ___ ." Sea eaej 1 Sm all garden. (vu) 4fl9 space l6 Femn, rena,,,eLA jt 15 C 9S (12). ? Sno, Lady (10). 8 Shorn To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World AnImals (13) Cable Provue Life Brady Bunch Florida (9) MNIGHT'STV (2) 9Grain Squares Love Of U) ACROsS Sunday's Retulti Boston 9, Hous ton 94 FIFTH, 5.16, D — 1, Madison Denver Soo 4 y -- 400 1 skillagolitt i (5:57,4) behInd John Patterson of Winter Haven (5:57.1) and .3 D ear ay, started P00 17 1Y thie/victory to boost his earnings the Red group tournament in finals, the learn of Kevin Smith, ~Cwhcalovakia's Jan Knoodes in agains Borg, 64, 7-6 to win a Green Fraser, Johnson and pat Smith , t Kodes, drWing the for the season to nearly Landover, Md. Cox won the In Munich. tOP4eeded Arthur group tournament. Ashe pi Jimmy Connors hasn't lost a the finals of an Independent first set 36. But he was In corn- $250,000, It was the third match, 6-2, 7.6. Ashe topped Sweden's Bjorn up $12,000 for his efforts.eked wert! second in the 4006,meter tennis match three ---Players t,nn I ha - Association --- , inr,.stit. I,x k In almost .'_ - - tour- mand the rest of the way and straight srear Ii TV 00 "' freeatvlø raixw 1.r.I I 1. '-- ) h.x .ii AIA iUL VIUWIy a. ran out the match, 6-3, 6-0. Hampton event. gher to win all the time. four starts against the 24-year. ~z"It's not fair for people "I'm starting out a little slow On the World Championship old American and earned him "I have to Play 110 Per cent think I should never kw.01 to .. these days, said Comm Tennis circuit., Immeded Mark top money of $12,000. Cox ear. r~~~-~"m—~-------~-~.-...,- A)ft— every time because my oppo- Cennors, who hasn't dropped "Actually, that's good for me. Ccx, a 31-year-old journeyman tier dumped seeded players —, : nent is always up for the match a madi since kslng to Austra]- I'm getting more competition," from England, upset third- Stan Smith, John Alexander I and playing 105 I : per cent," said Ian star John Newcocntje New co u P0 N S E R VIC ___________ Connors collected $10,000 (or seeded Dick Stockton to take and Paul Gerken to reach the Connoors Sunday after beating (.iI((t S?,tt CI), 7 Lord Joe (4), 3. K C ' 7570 1340 ISIO 7 3 10 250 4 Kirk uQer won the boys' diving competition for Connors Finds Winning Is Getting A Lot Tougher (S 2) 360 3 7 Chrickle Boo (10), S Airs Fire 310 4 CI?). TENTH, 5-16, 11, 31.31 k Mcintosh and Freddie The Winter Haven gins first and second in seven o(the Trammel were siecond (2:05.3), E' - - 5. 20 Perfecta 3S 57630 Hill (55.0), Fraser was second By IU AsseeisW Press ri ValidAPeal LeavingOut The Winter Haven boys and freestyle(7:24.2) behind WInL& ris defeated Seminole in a Haven's Jo Anne Accardi high school swim meet Friday. (6:41.0). The Winter Haven girls Seminole's 400-meter trounced Seminole 12143 and freestyle relay am Of te e the boys dumped Seminole 103- Rawls, Johnson, Attaway and Fly- I - O NINTH, 5-16, C, 31.41 Montague Coined 1 60 1 60 300 3 H Paul Smith. Willis, li-Flight; Sam Adams, .1 : But participants in the F-Fl1ght and Gary Dayjo8,. ii events. Kevin Smith took a snd in ______ tournament were talking about Flight. the 200-nter freestyle (2:06.0), . Summer's blad on die, IWyud A toW of 128 golfers took part .. - - -was second in the diving Chuck Fraser was second in the - Number 5 hole at Mayfair that in the two-day tournament, IM (2:30-6) --____-. ___________ ___ -- - traveled within four Inches Of which was played In excellent compUUon, Mw Smith was took a second In the 50-meter second In the IflO.rneter but. 1 Ow cup and xtogx4l IFreestyle (.7). weather cOndidons MW wound Clay Keaton,Idt, alecepts Uile Hank Dobeaboff terfly (1:14,4) behInd Mar. Y Smith Union 76 tournament held at Pat Smith was second in the As a result, Summer missed up Sunday with the award Sunday from Paul Smith at the conclusion of the filth annual the K&Yfsk 0antry Club. celim Kluttz of Winter Haven wimilng the top prize In the Holding the first place award Is 0111 Cook. senthUon& 100-meter butterfly (1:09.4), (1:15.8) arid Terisa Johnson Johnson finished second In the was second in the 500-meter 100-meter freestyle (54,0k - Pertecta Il 4) 93410 Serriincle '1 'ancers - 7:00 Saturday's Resutts )t, f fl4r,. M3nday,Math 17, 197S-3B EVENING _~! New Orleans 140. Atlanta 123 Philadelphia 96, Sanford, Ft. MONDAY L.Angeles 440 2 merin g IS 2) 1st Half of Big P (Si) ELEVENTH, 3-16, A, 31.60 ', - TWELFTH,Is, D - I Jan c,(121, 7. Risk y (10), 3. Ima Bean (4), 4 Hoppins Babe (6), S. Fortune Seeloicir (6), 6 Fabulous Girl (a), 7 Herald, — lmogene Red Wit(h (11,3. Ks Pacific Division Hazard (5-7), 1 Sno Duke (10), S. Goldn 5?. 11 32 567 Country Swing (6). 6. Country Seattle 35 37 416 3' Cherrs (5), 7. Castles Sparkle (12), Poland 3 1 10 437 9 5 Atgo Rebel (6). PhnI, 29 II .411 10'. 60 1 S Country Cotton (6). 6. Eades Shed 4 40 360 4 Colorful Wassllisse -- :' - . i 29 .516 39 32 .5.49 2', 35 35 479 7t Detroit pressive Style (6), 4, Criss Fran IS), Ouinieta n.4) siA ?o ' Midwest Division (A). 7 money Bound (1). 3. Irn 4 40 3 00 Texas Dream trimmed the Chicago Cubo 6-1. Moore 3:314 _________ - ' - 3-774 , Selbrt$j,3'3)6; 3 Bithop I - -- IV'13,, !IA T S14 .a Sunday by tournament sponsor Robichaud, 1)-Flight; Ardell S Araglin camp to Philadelphia, where he again," Dr. Marone said. "It's likely will undergo mid-week the same thing he's had. Matter good pitching news Sunday Johnson homered for the YoungWood'3 single, enabling Strickland, Plowden, Jenkins) 9 . 14 fact', Tug feeLio 1w*3 Isad it when Steve Carlton. Dick Ruth. Yanks . =gcrit- reffimvv a wainut-sathe Qroc"tl R66 0- QC um I ~ '"". i ven and Joe Hoerner stifled the Elsewhere. the red-hot Mon- Detroit Tigers ". w v 1- 3 45; 3. Bishop Moore 1:331; 410 since his high scholol athletic St. ed lump on his back. Louis Carolfirials Rookie Ly- DASH— 1. Kirton IBM) 51 A; I I , 1-0 on eight treal Expos rallied for three man Bostiock's three hits he)* Giggons (M) S) 0; 3. Wea Dr. pjj Marone, the team ver IM) hits. " runs in the eighth inning and the Minnesota physician, .said a biopsy will be ns torn hack 325; 3 INTERMEDIATES_ I. He estimated McGraw would Scarce, 3-8 with a 5.01 ERA defeated a Vauighn IS) 41.1; 2. WitSM (FDLB) .I taken, but added: "It is my be sidelined about five weeks. for the spit Houston squad the Boston Red Sox $4. 174 Phillies, didn't do 3-2 for their seventh con41.3; 3. Zaffran (BM) 45.9; 510- I. opinion he does not We canMorris Nettles' three singl' Meanwhile, Pa ul Owens, the much to case the Mets' bullpen secutive triumph. Montreal's helped i I squad 3, Otto (Ly) 2:010; SPRINT cor." He described the surgery Phiules' director of player per- woes, although the only lump Dave McNally made his I ng defeat Milwankee Brewers MEDLEY RELAY- 1. Sanford as "not major," adding. "One somel, cleared the Mets of any that bolthered him was the debut and pitched (Gordon, Branch, Davii, Cum three in- 4.2 ' small muscle will have to be cut hanky-panky in the Dec. 3 swap pitching mound. In 12-3 innings nlngs, allowing one unearned nace belted consecutive home Lyman7:1000:320Oasis-I Jenkins' to get to the trouble spot, but which Involved six players. he issued six walks, wlldpitchetl run. Geoff Zahn pitched four runs in the second Inning as (Ml 729; 2. Latimer (Lvi 230;) Scott (Mi 7) 0, TwO MILE- 1 __ ____ Oakland A's oVered the Herron(Ly)9:49,1,7.MCNV,ty(Tp) 1Ui1.-.1U!Iw1 - 492; 3. Caldwell fLy) rest of the Angels 13-4. ChrIs _____ Speler poled San Francisco's MILE RELAY- 1. Mainland 1<eaton Svveeps : 3) l,15 00 EIGHTH, 3-16, 0.31.45 I One For You (12). S Les PagO (1), 6. Run Lucky (II, 7. Chicago Montague Beacon (10),I Hi No Bill K.C.Omaha MONDAYNIGHT FIRST, $.16, B - I- Say it's True Atlanta 117. Phoeni x ill SEVENTH, s1. C, 31.31 Milwaukee 10), Chicago 90 (10),? Spats (3),). Daily Bread (5), Circuit Breaker 1050 6 10 360 4 4. Dixie Gem (12). 3. Hosiery (521,6. Portland 102, Buffalo 95 K's Victoria Seattle 97. New York 94 1 00 300 3 Sadie Oak (6), 7. K's Alfie (6). Brave Patty 310 3 Phantoms Pearl (4). Cleveland 113, New Orleans Quiniela I) 1) 2O 10 SECOND, 1t. 0-i, Shpren Shnal Ill Perfecta (4 1. (YP) 145; 2. Vaughn IS) 159, 3. DanIels (0) 16-1; 100 DASH- 1. Jenkins (M) 101.2; Chandler (TP) to.4; I. Harvey fFPCI 10.S; MILE— Quinlela (16 SlIS 20 Perfec ta (1 6) t3)S 00 SIXTH, $-iof, a, 31.11 alendonla 10 00 5 00 4,60 2 Min",ilj Wr".!'n 'f) 320 • 560 A Quiniela (74) 70 Perfecta (2 4) i 10 Herron fLy) 1:77.5; 7. JelI (Ml 1790; 3 Chandler IS) 1:311; 550 . Alex double and scored on Joel RELAY- 1 Mainland (Roseboro,( from the Phillies' training down here the mass came hack SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-The San Jose Earthquakes are the North American Soccer League's first indoor champions after a weekend toournament in whlch*tt*ir efferlisive star, Dave Chfld, and defensive sWwart, Gabbo Gasc shared m valuable player honors. The Quakes won Sunday's final 8-5 from the Tampa Bay Rowdies before a Cow Palace crowd of 3,618. The Dallals Tomadoo beat the New York Cosmos 2.0 in the C lafion final, with glkceper K Cooper getting the only shutout o( the indoor season. Texas Rangers one-time relief ace Pirates bowed 12-3 to the New 7-5. slipped to a 6-11 record and 4.15 York Yankees, who released Mery Retterimund hustled a earned fin a verage, the -yearold lefty following a routine 10th-inning sInge into a The Phib did receive some dismal 1974 campaign 460 3 370 3 Perfecta (7 FIFTH, 5.16. C, 3,.4 Polly Friday 00 II 70 760 G.E.'iMin* Opal 6 50 420 Optima 100 41 dash and the long jump. Johnny Gordon-led relayers , Latimer recorded a long jump recorded a 2:0.1 clocking. of 204.75, being edged out by Oviedo finished with six '; ~ nts and no firsLq. - - 660 450 Buddy SOUdS, Coming in the 220 yard sprint mL-dley relay. The Thompson as the SHS sprint medky relay team walked away with top honors. Lyman finished second in th e big track carnival. (Iferald Photos by Chuck McClung) 1370 ,ioBerkley Sailor Al Latimer recorded a pair of points, taking top honors in the - •'- NBA Standings , Duke (6),4 Tom Thumb Seminole finished with 13 Big D Invitational ' I points. I~ 1 340 710 6 340 7 Evining . senth i Sio 3 Quinlela (1 6) $11 40 EIGHTH, 5 .14, C — 1. Toni Tress SECOND, S-16. Eastern Conference (12), 7, Dell Gibson (6), 3. Baiih IS Atlantic Division Autograph 1420 9-00 2), A. Blue Sangria (10), S. P eggy Ni ck Bliby W L Pct. GB Raider (II, 3 20 3 6. Bearkley Clip (5), 7. Boston Calico Doll so 20 .714 — 420 6 Capital Asset (5). I. Lonesome Buffalo '3 QuIneila (13) Jason (a). New York 31 37 .4'9 16' Perfecta (S-i) 1370 NINTH, S16D- I. Berkley Anton Pnhlaphla i Daily Double cis S39 go (I). 2. He Will Do (5), 3-Cactus Jo y Central Division THIRD, 3-16, M, 31.12 (6), 1 y LItes (4), 5. Samson Oak Washingt on 52 19 .737 — Bonus Girl 1060 650 360 IS 2), 6. Dusty Dallas (10). 1 Houston 37 36 307 16 Montague Factor MbQre1% Beauty (12), S. Come On Cleveland 7.Ø 77Q • 33 37 .416 157 FancieFillie Cleo (6). 760 3 Atlanta 29 4.5 .392 24'.] Qulnleta (ii) TENTH, 5.1$, A — I. Dark Rider N Orleans 19 51 271 32'] Perfecta (1 II 5171 54) (52). 7 Misty Isle (5), 3. Wilcliffe Western Conference FOURTH, 5.16, 0, jl.7# Schoolrackedup6l teainpotnLs Main1ands Mark Jenkins wtxfr NfP-W,~ - t.-- • - last season phis Southmen, -On edayit'sthiscjty, , xtda}. i('5somewberee . - nigh? FaslOroley Latime- covered the 220 .-----... -. Top End (I', Sin Juan, P.R. S. Rrn Spectre IS 2), 6. Do Collins Boston vs. New York (N) at St. (4), 7. Stately (5). S. K's Quota (6). Petersburg, Fla., night SEVENTH, 5.1$, 0 - i. K.C.'S Minnesota vs. Atlanta at West Gem (10). 2. Sr lke(6), 3. Swanee' Palm Beach, Fla, Weliborn (S) 1, Baynor (S). S. Ben Murphy (12),6. Frolicking Fran (6), Learn To Win (1), I. Modest Ruth e, 31.02 HeraldCorreipondent had .1 ------- LEISURE Hoele,'s S a ll ie (I, i t ByCNUCKMcCUJNG DeN -. - Spo FIRST, 5.16, flullMa*im - a.. —.- World Grid Status Rrsvi.Ifc - -- - SATURDAY MATINEE ,, - . 111 flnn W ---:, -- .:7 , ) . _____ ' -..-----.--- T41 ,011i e -. IN BRIEF —, 6. f sI - -- t .. ________ - ----. . ON -. . ,c - 4- sp m is '. --- --- ,P, fl'fl'.f .'4 -p.- -- -- ('I.,.,. V....a... .-..fl. - a - ---r-- 73 . ~ The only other golfers under par w ; - - March 17, 11 =:ir About -. SIXTH, 5.56, A - I. Ted's Wendy Tampi, Fla. Mstreis fl.'. 2 '(6', 7 triji -' York (Al vs F'ittsburgh at Jack NikIat $9 7069 61- 776 Forreit Fezier it 7067 71-779 !terI Yancey 7)72 6967-279 Johnny Miller 7769-7767-710 Bruce Crampton 736961 71 --?$I Bud AIIm 70 77 70 0-ni Mike Hill 69.71 77 70-2*2 Sieve Melnyk ,ori', Lister fl 71 69 7l--J 130,000 $13.17S $i,oso evenly is creosote bushes 1h roots poison the earth around." Fine stuff this and there's more In "A Month of Sundays," Updlke's latest novel. But fine writing does not a novel make. An interesting story to which the writing is subordinatt- and not thrust forward so that the reader always Is consiclous of It - Is needed, and this "A Month of Sundays" lacks. as alone 3szazs CAts1ts1ae!J uia*ua THAT FUNNY GIRL HAS R% FINALLY OROWN UPI i"ISCAA-v 29 R egulas' __ ___ __ ___________ ____________________ BFE Is Hi Alit on Dead — $1,617 $ #) Plus "TWILIGHT PEOPLE" Fri., Sat,, Sun. Mid-night Show ii p.m. Wha: Rialit 1 _ Conipietedinne, dcii,,, mo,l,ct or:Ii-CI. J. col. s low aid lct bviuii, 3 P'C(tt of 9" Value * Iix -th- GOOD ALL DAY '.' kapptd? REV,Yt DRAGON I9OO FRIED CH1cKEp OP()(DAILY 11AM TILPPM. FRI hAT TIL 5PM 110 French Ave (H-.a I7.) San$.rd - �- a-__ ____n_b 4 5— Evening Nsrai, .. t'ikr3, Ft. lie ( ri ' S j .________,nn . Monday, ch 17, 1,75 Legal Notice era te To f - - I i\i1 I I ic ,As on - I can't discomfort. I can also tolerate some ic crew I feel I'm missing calcium need. I'm 53 and female. My family doctor said this is common in some people but doctors haven't found a way to help. lie said I will get my tolerate milk. When I drink even acupof m.flJi (one-quarter of a cup in my coffee throughout the day) I get cramps after my evening meal followed by diarrhea. Istoppeda!jmilkaiyj my bowel. are not normal. I find ICaneatanouncso(ch calcium in other aDout once a week without Ireadyourco1umjwj.0 t*ittle bone.s in later years it was good to get plenty of calcium. What would YOU suggest I take to replace lack of calcium in my diet? DEAR READER You are one of the millions of people - 11 ORoscopE By BERNICE BEDEOSOL For Tuesday, March 18, 1975 - __ I- - - . -- - - . - - - - ----- - Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF ii nercoy given tiset I am ALIAMUNTE SPRINOS, enQaged in business at 1335 Comoan FLORIDA Dr., Orlando 32107, SemInole Notice of Public Hearing County. Florida under the I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: name of MODERN AIR AIR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY CONDITIONING & HEATING Co., THE BOARD OF ZONING AP. and that I intend to regIster said PEALS THAT SAID Board will hold name with the Clerk of the Circuit a publIc hearing to consider the Court, SemInole County, Florida ifl qtieStlØfl of granting a variance (or acCordar,ce with the provisionS thø following described property: the FitiPi Name Statutes, To. San Sebastian Heights, Unit las Wit Section ea 09 Florld.j Statutes recordedinpta? Brick 19, Page2l,of 1957 the Public e(orcjs ol 5emlrvI 5: John E. Lather County, Florida. own THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE It DEAR DR. LAMB Legal Notice CLASSIHED ADS NOTICE OP PUNLIC HEARING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Saminole Coun'y Porl The Baird at County corn. misslnners of Seminole County, Fla. Authority, Sanlord, Seminole will conduct a PjbliC iesrng in the County. r lorida. furnlshet the CommiSsionerS' Meetinu Room of following ,fllOtmallon and In tbe SemInole County Courthouse, struclion to prospective bidders Sanford, Fla., on March 23. 197$, at detring to submd proposals fo the 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as work herein described. posSibl,toConhIderdflaPPiiCiIiOfl to DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The principal work conit of the fill a portion of an unnamed canal Ofl the following described property: following Lot Xli, 81k. X. Mobile Minor. "Remove tanks, lines, motors.1 pumps, valves, fittings. building 2nd Sect r'irth.r il.4(rIbl'd as B.twaen ttr&acIur.t Aflf In,taIiA., -...4 - ----. ... '_-.".._..w,a, Champion Way and Lake Shore otherwise level existing tank farm. Drive Prepare new site for re location Of - - - - - 31A—Duplexes emInoIe Orlondo - Ar,. Bedroom duplex, drapes. appliances, AC. pool, pool serviCC Included, $115 9Oi 775)137 ext. 322-2611 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. - 1 thru S times 41c a - 5:00 A.M. - óthru2S times 5:30 P.M. 26 times MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9-Noon SATURDAY . Duplex in DeIton, unfurn., walk to shoppIng, 2 BR, central HIA. Screened porch, drapes. Call 665 8379 In A.M. only No pets. me .3lca line LOOkING rot a babysitter' Try a Classified Act ii 32—Houses Unfurnish2d DEADLINES 1973 DEL79 REQUIREMENTS OF Sections 7.1 ChaIrman 17,267 barrel tanks to the prepared and 7.7, providIng a 2½ foot Board of County site Surface prepare re located maximum heIght of Solid fence, to CommisSioners tanks and an additional eight tanks NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY a'iow a five foot high privacy fence Seminole County, Fia. to meet acceptable Industry StanFOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL along State ROad 131Publish: March 17. 1973 dardt to accommodate petroleuml LEGISLATION THE PUBLIC HEARING will be DELI] productt. Create a turn key. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: held mIne Commission Chambersof operational tank farm, interlaced NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the City Hail of Altan)onte Springs, NOTICEOP PUBLIC HEARING with an existing facility, using, intention to apply to the Legislature Florida, on March 31, 1975, at 5:30 The Board of County Corn- port, as much as practical, the ___________________________________________________ - - - - - ______________________ 3 BR, air conditioned, heat, large fenced yard. Immediate oc Cupancy 107 Temple' Drive. 5165 323 6611 7 bedroom block hOm ht' than you should about a con. interests. once you swing into action, lack the efyme in the yp,fl fidential matter entrusted to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Keep your eyes solely on the intestine needed to split the you. Even an unintenhjonIleak This could be a financially target. double milk sugar so it can be don't pay too much attention to You tend to buy on impulse miseries of hell when they get TAURUS (April XMay You have little confidence In an petty side issues. today. Decide first if you really too much lactose from using ideal pal. give about work proposed Don't reject It it a fair trial. Reep your Don't before a you you those LIBR.A (Sept. Coworkers are bad 2.3-Oct. 23) need the item, then shop careless today, around. mistakes conversation harmony with company by could effed upon you. PISCI (Feb. 2March ) Supervise Tie a string around your linger have a ouble, promise scoapio share today, Don't whose talk pertaining to the Future, Make two in seea Marcbls,1g75 your decision-making portant alfected bef You're YOUR BIRflIDAY CANCER (June 21-July 22) firms and people. Too mucl time will be wasted SAGITrARIUS(NOV. 23-Dec. changes residence. resoMng a made with milk. Amethod has been developed split the double sugar tose) In the milk before VOU use (lac- to the public. Frankly, since there are literally millions and millions of people with some degree your problem, I do wish the thIs year. One If you don't move, CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA that are free of lactose In re: the Marriage would Husband, think with such a way that you can gain but IN YOUR FAMILY AL ANON For families or friends of probl : drinkers For further information call i73 4557 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.o --.' Box 35], Sanford, FlI. 37771 Legni Notice Legal Notice MechanIc Handyman 3fl 1700 proposed work are on file at Ihe Office of the Port Administrator. SCOPA Administration ________________________ Building _______________________ Port of Sanford NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lake Monroe, Florida The Board of County Corn CITY OF missioners Of Seminole County, Fla TIME AND PLACE OF OPENING ALTAMONTESPRINOS, willconductaPublicHe,aringinlhe BIDS: FLORIDA Sealed bids will be received at the CommIssioners' Meeting Room of NotiCeofpvblicH,a,inq the Stminot, County Courthouse, Office of the Port Adrnnitrator, AVON PROflLEM 1'trtiap I.Jiolc Arnymo : Add new people, new plAcC, flew interests to your life. And earn good morey. too! I'll Show ou how Call 611 3079 P II. Call 1675 213.4 receIves a trophy - - - --- bath large family home Only 52,000 down, and assume payrntnts. Pool & tennIs privileges, Call 904 767-SiiS, Owner Ascc, Li' i- .-.. house. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, heal air, wooded lot Reduced to $75,990, Builder must Sell. ..... - _-.. - _--. ......... V I - - ________ air, carpeting on Scenic Wekiva Ei ,. ._.- -. . - - - 4, 35-Mbile Home Lots ON TIlE LAKE -373 ioon Onespacefor6O 63' MobIle home on - _________________________ 9-Good Things . Four room office suite available for lease In downtown Sanlord. Suitable for real estate, Insurance, attorney's Office, etc. On site parking. 0O me. plus utllItes. ______________ ______________ to Eat SAN DL EW000 VILLAS 110w AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 373 7570 -fl. 6670. -. -- - w. IOOLI 3 .od. rooms, 7 baths, family room, large corner lot, sprinkler system, built in barbegue, many other extras 155,000. - Furnished apartment with clean neat surroundings for bachelor gentleman Reasonable 372 1316, 327 $699 - g,.I AVALONAPARTMEIIITS Samsula Live leghorn hens, while ADULTS, 140 PETS ?hei last SOc each for I to 50 ik 1)6W 2nd S? each fpr SO or more Cackteberry Farms, ' mile off lion Samsul. Efficiency Utilities. fishing and Dr oCackleberry Farms 5iq 1 canoe Included On SCeniC in 359 Wekiva River, 5100 Call 32.) 4170 or see at Camp Seminole g.e,... o bedroom, 1' batris. )t POOl, tennis court, club hc COnvenIent lOcation Tar.... FRUIT FOR SALE E. V. FOSTER. LakeMery _______________________ WELAKAAPARTMENTS 3775*41 lliW,lstSt ______________________- FURNISHED? BEDROOM GARAGE APARTMENT 11-4,ntructjoj , Bartenders' School, day ari night )UNTY - ONLY 530.500! Neat 7 bedroom cozy cottage Many trees, new well. Could be just what you want' '3'V) 'USA _______________________ !JACKIE CAOLO SWIM SCHOOL* H(ATEDpO0L,A1L,E5 " ____________________________ -14—Camping Resorts __________ __________________ CAMP, FISH and BOAT on scenic wild Weklva River at the' bass txeedlng grounds Call 377 1170 or see t CAMP SLMINOLE engaget 18-Help Wanted high profit. 50. DeBary Flea Market, 30346$ 5046 , - - -4 Nice, private for mature man 514 No pets 327 3930 _______________________ Efficiency apl, all utilities fur nished, newly decorated. 597.50. flbI' N :r 7 Fleclroom homes for under 11,000 Excellent condition. onvenlent neighborhood, owner minced E 'ERETT A HARPER AGENCY Registered Real Estate Broker 706W. lstSt.. Sanford 7813 )7277$5 _____________ 2 's old,] bdrm, 17 battis. cen- - al heat I aIr, wall wall carpet, 13400 373 1727 tITER SPRINGS BARGAIN HUNTER * - P 31A—Duplexes -- cedforqulcksale Ploqualfying yrs old, 3 bdrm 1' baths, . entral air & heat, carpets, rapes Only $20500 Low clown. 1w monthly Call $31 1772 It my lease, Handy Store. All qulpment quick sale, Antique ash regIster, electric adding ,achine, I refrigerators, redrick Air conditioner, blinds, isplay benches, Chairs, couches, ack bar counter, fishing equip ient, etc 131-0600 or 831 427). em Park. Nice 7 Longwood-- Two bedroom, 2 bath. CC JP4TRY GENEVA tdroom 1970 mobIle home on ga,'aoe, central air & heat, drapes. :res with lots of goodies, in carpeting Kitchen furniShed uding pond, picnic table, utility Convenient lochtion 2730753 iedS, completely fenced for ute'-s Only $17,500 ____________ _________________ 73,% 30 year mortgages NOV with only 5_____________________ % down! _______ - __________ ________ - ________ $ _______ GINO AT THE SEAMS' This) 'drOom, 1' bath, 2 story older me may be just what you need, eat for growing family. Large r Oms, Cherry fireplace, separate ci ilng room, new kitchen, wall to ill carpet, nice 1 bedroom cot ge for Income' or gursl Inc Iuded I thit and more for 549.800. Call more' information Central Florida's . - Ml ITIPLELISTINGREAL TOP - Eve' 377 73?i ______ * They're Hot! * houses In a rural area. No, ayment, monthly payments an rent. Government subsii i Qualified buyers. Call to s M. UNWORTH REALTY 503W. 1st St. 373 6061, 323 0317 Peg. Real Estate Broker $651. Dealer. 1973 Travel Trailer 21'. R-eautfuI plan, sleeps 6. ar, awning, man-, extras 53.500 377 20*1. Reconctltioneø Batteries, 51? 95 DCC, 't n,,r,,, Addressograph i000 repossessed, still in crates, For information call 662-2576 or 173-1902, May beseen at 4206 N. Orange Blossom Trail. 62—t..awn..Garden - ?Mtorcycle InSoranc, BLAIR AGENCY 323-3164 1974 Honda 550 Makeoffer t.tter6 372-9307 - !75. Let me till your Wring garden spot Or mow your vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 333 3)91. log to Apt - Selling furniture, omen's, men's & boys ClothIng I is(. household goods. 671-2836, ORCHIDS- $3 to $100. Ana Han Orcnlds, 1015 Palm Springs Dr., Altamonte Springs, 339.7737. 79—Trucks-Trajlers 971 Dodge pkk up. automatic, PB & - MOSSIE C. BATEMA Real Estate Jim Hunt Realty 1919 S French 377 1196 7 Bed'oorns, I7'x6Q' IKULPOECORATORS 1(19W 1st St 3732335 We Buy Furnitur, Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. In rnach!ne. Full automatic, Pay balance of $75 or 10 payments of 5$ xd. Hermits Trail, Altarnor Convenient Location bedrooms, I, batt years old Owner needs to m Call Creolt Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford E'eslô9 1)46 3fl 9111 APARTmENTS Beautiful Immaculat 3 Be'droornt 2 baths, with alt amenities Privacy fence, tree's Assumable mortg S4$.00O Pfetty Yellow House )N LAKE JENNIE II SANTA BARBARA DR SANFORD 12 BEOROCM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323-0742 or 322-0532 Shaded yard, lovely home, area 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Occi Qualifying Sec. it! You'll lvi S-3t,S00 Req. Peat Estate' Broker 377 1301 2610 Illawatha Ave at Ii si Adult'Family K Eli NE LS HEATED KENNELS. 377 S15 '61 LIncoln Cont Coupe, white-yn, I roof '63 fluck Electra, 4 c:' hardtop Both new insp Ba-st 041cr 53)0400 or 131 1773 - AKC Doberman pincher puppies, Champion lineage. 175 to 5150 Mr Anderson, 363 5710. _________________________ Id', over payments, new Capri with 2.000 miles Copper color, AC, AM•FM Stereo. Call 372-2300 eve' and weekends *KC Labrador Retriever Puppy, black mate, $ wks Pick of the litter. $100 904 27$ 3209. __________________ -i, I -"- Home improvements experience ive' WIL LIAMS ACCOUNTING, Points,- Call 327-7843 anytime. Lund Clearing C&A Backhoe Service ARVIN M1I4M BUILDING. REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE.)?] 3675 Persc)r,at Tax Service Plo 2 East Rd I' 92 SiC Entrance. p. Rarsbo!toqn, .322 llS'9 - _Air Conditioning Air Conditioning, heating. Refrigeration Install and Repair. Dykes, 377 N77 PINNtE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1104 Sanford Ave Master BeautIcian, eves by app? 377 )97?or 377 1976. - - Coffee Service '('irrir C[PlTLr.L ___________________________ Marson Germanetti Painting. Remodeling Licensed, Bonded. 373 6880 Lawn Core ________________________ RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELi7IG NEw Landclearing, SeptiC tanks, fill dirt, drivewy Alt kircis of d,gi',. 312 91i7 514 1195 HOMES New Commercial Industrial Design Construction Financing Keith P 5mithC0nStruct, Inc 305475 1185. 71 Hr. Pdad.ne K&L LAWN SERVICE Clean ups thatching. wet'dng. mulch, tight haulng 773 0551 Pest Control ' ART RUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT. ALL TYPES ,OF CAR. ('nIle' Carpentry, Remodeling, Ad,1tit,s Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 373 6031 Concrete 5. Carpentry, Carperts. Additi, Remodeling No iob too largeortoosmall Free estirn,I, 372 1571 Anyllm. -----__------- .- BROwN PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive Pet Care PENTRY AND REPA4RS. 372 ________________________________ 1535 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ifrirmerty liarrett's Beauty Pook) 319 E Pine 322 3717 BILE HOME PA 3633 _____________________ BOAR DING EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Beauty Care itaI. from Only I lot selection available in lord's newest and & 'ax Returns, 20 Si Si Senore PAYTON REALTY 1964 GTO. Bucket Seats, i spe Hurst trans good shape, 1300 37? ' ' entral Meat & Air Conditioning For tree eslimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 1171 Older refurbished Sp5nish ,t home Must be seen to be' prcrl,lq'cj 53R.900 Trcm ______________________________ tWeekoIdGerrnafl5hepherclpup Black and slIver, $30. 377 3916. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accouning .Qke Jennie 1967 Ford Gaiaxie 300. Auto, P. Good condItion. soz See at 1)7 Lake Do? Dr. or call 323 3353 after 6p.m. - 65—Pets-Supplies ANIMAIHAVENGROOMING I.- baths, with central he,jt an Owner will iiegolate $23,900. 4 CARROLL'S FURNITURE - CHOICE LOTS Iture near I 1. Fenced, wo sm. 15 acres improved Only 51 Quiet area Rent Blue .ustre Electric Carpet * Singpr "Ow' " '% GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bObbin Per*brIar of Loth Arbor it 5; prinq. Bolt, large wooded Ic 5306061; 131-1120 After Hours some DiOw deater cost, fittt come' firSt choicet Plus F la's finest Used Cars. Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun. Fern Park't 1erget dealer. '75 Datsuns 64—Equipment for Rent - Drop In bobbin, zig-zag and 3 needle position Like new conditl*n, sold new for $18, balance of $43 cash or 3 payme'nt of $10 New warranty, 3 Bedrooms Nearly N AFTER) m = '. 337064$ 377 _____________________________ REALTOR 3279751 372 Wanted: 0Ic f3r Tractor 349 5119 - - —Aijtnc few 'i - GREGORY MOBILE HOMEI you desire acreage, I have argc c.r small reds from $1.1 er acre up. Terry Pealt EALTOR, 621 0711. 2521 Perk Dr 63—Mach mery.Too Like New Scaly King Size Box SprIngs and Mattress $125 32) 7340 :oatlng & set up. 773-3470. 1967 Ford Pick-up Excellent COndition 322 5014 , 51—Household Goods Bro TAFFER REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker liOt,2SlhSl 3776653 IIELSOPI'S FLORIDR ROSES Woodruff's Garden Cer'er 601 Celery Ave Sanfd round wrought iron patio table Ith I chairs, $63. Call after 1:30 m. 3275611. Realty. REALTOR. 323 7750 — Stemper Realty -- - 1969 Camper. Very' good condition, $2,100 Call Dome McGuire. 377 Trail. ing room and dining room furIture excellent condition. 373. IVENTORY CLEARANCE. Sei for the bett deal on a new ho 11FF JORDAN, REALTOR - MILLIONS of dolIar in Real Estate i5SOIddiIly inthi ClassIed Ads NothIng small about that' Used office furniture OFFICE FURNITURE. Excellent Condition. Atiortment of desk and chairs, Oval conference table with 10 chairs. For further information call 562.2576 or 123 1907. May be seem at 1204 N Orange BteiSOr,4 $100 3720066 fl..,,. 75—Recreational VehiCles REPOSSESSED PRESTIGUOUS Barrel bar and 7 bar stools - leg NOT ONE BUT TWO 10r78'droom AduItsOnly Park Avenue Mobile' Perk 2c.i5 Park Dr,'. 377 16t r. 3732920 __________________________ ,, Lake Mary, 1 bedroom furnished __________ -. REALTORS)?] ô3SJor3fl 5970 - BAMBOO COVE APTS Concerned new manager with experience Conic visit with us AdultS Also urfurnished 300 E. Airport Blvd 373 1340 A GOOD SALESMAN is never Out work Call us it you have a real I or 7 bedroom dutra apartments. estate license, and a desire to Furnished or qjflurfliS?ie 60' EARN MOPE? swimming pool. 1770 5. Orlando FORREST GREEN!. INC. , uvailable Owner. 377 77$9, - - Be your own bnss. low overhead. — pe:ure ana out building, Lake Mary area. 131.500 Terms 37? 7796 after S. Adults. No pets. __________________________ _______- ___________________________ .srx __________________________ _________________________ io. I 60—Office Supplies steel desks (executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & Chairs. StraIght chairs, filing cabirirts, as s Cash a Carry P4011 'S Casselberry, 11.92, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL - TRADE '3ISE.First5t 3775637 71lItIfJIt Du allfy! 4 Large Furnished 1 Bedroom Apt. Adults Only No pets 377 9150 classes Call anytime 323 7770 - 41—Houses - 3735057 - I Ai Stan's Auction Wood or -ISO 322 1135 Your MLS Agency ________________________ ________________________ __________________________ ib, Auction Saturctay 7 p M Open daily 105 We buy, tell, trade ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 1792 In 5961 'ddlng gown complete with train, -- '' 72—Auctjon So Dellary Flea Market Imiles north on 17-92 3CS 668 5016 - ost 5150. Size 10 17 Will tell for LFlolce Listings SN LANTA - SPACE? HERE IT IS' 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, pool, formal dIning room, family room, -- - II Hwy 1792 Open Sat. & Sun.9; 339-2920 Area One Inc. 109W Is' St. 37) 4)? •44 . honks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 3fl-2611 Or 131-999]. ______________ -- ILSON PLACE COIn 'i SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 55—Boats & Accessories MAITLAND FLEA MART 7if GOLD '4 373 3)26 549.300. Furnished - WE BUY AND SELL SIZE $ MATERNITY CLOTHES NEW I, 7 anct 3 bedroom homes and townho.jses Wall to wall carpet, -.x.alIpape,, buiit.in kitchen and no maIntenance fee. LOW, LOW, LOW 73., pcI, interest under tandem plan. Hwy 1792 to 25th St west to Ridgt'*cj and follow the signs. - breakfast room, central climate. __________________________ .-. RE OPENING SALE March 7. Wone'n' blouses and men's shIrts, 75 cents each; men's and women's stacks, 5200 Low prices on everything Come see our new location THE BARGAIN GARAGE, 731 Hwy 1792, Fern Park, W'-i IPru S.,! i 1, Sun ) Iamond pendant with sterling silver chain. will Sell for $150. Various rods and reels. Call between 1-7, 773 1317. paved streets, city water, $21,500 with only $200 down Government financing $31 1649. BuIlder. Ph.3fl-03S7 69—Stamps-corns Hwy 46. ' Mile E of Ii Fri 99.Sat.-Sun,t 2 7599 371 0720 Sneak Preview Realty. -_------ De8ay, Adults Lovely large I bedroom air, Ideal for retired persons 661 6455. 377 .051 ______________________ .. SANFUIW FLEA MARl CailBart Real Estate SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" ___________________________ Dont needs?" Serve a useful purpose again whCn you sell them wittt a Classified Ad from the Herald, Call us todayl Don't delayl Just dial 372 2611 or $31 9993 To place your iOw cost Want Ad 0'—MiscelIaneous for Sale "SELL!" - Stenstrom scenic wild Wekiva River. Call 122 1410 rir tp I rA&*n __________ Care for elderly women in my home By week o, month Experienced373653a ___________________________ ldylt*Ilde - .3 bedrooms with double garage. 7 baths, family room, 1-fling utility rc':n wilt Sink, built In appliances, fireplace, 7 patios, fenced, with or without above ground pool. I mos. old. 3738551 Merchandise Wanted to buy used office fur,iiturc' Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy. 17-97 130 4706 54—Garage Sales , OPEN TEN TILL DARK 7.'.ASTERS COVE 32O2OrIandoOr .3736670 - Large bedroom, 2 bath, family room, with fireplace, central air, cxce'llent financing 537,21,0 2606 S. Hwy. 17 97 REALTOR 373 5771 1571 I)7OfloridaAve 373 6650 .-.Qsjj C_are - r- Re'g Real Estate Broker ! Myrfle Ave Sanford Phone 321 0610 Harold Hall Realty PLAN9IPIG A 'GARAGE SALE? Twobedrm.apt.,orlarge2t,roorn DOPi'T FORGET TO AD house. 373-9370 from 9 106 VERTISE IT IN THE MARINEnILLAGEAPTS . 7al9OrlarudoDr. Will REALTY - XTPA SPECIAL For used furniture, Jpplsnc.$. tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. TELEVISION SETS 123 UP MILLERS __________________________ REALTOR 3?? FRANKLIN ARMS APIS I. 051 Persian black & brown, male cat White tipped tail Collar & Tag irea of Bay Station 1st REWARD, 323 0539. CASH 322.4132 .---- SIXTEEN MILES 10 HEAVEN Truly unutut large 2 liP home in a Quit, betting near County Club. Huge ccrrser lccaticn, landscaped so nIcely Including lots of Citrus. A real buy at 125.900, Owner says Soak Shade tree's, fenced, carpet. drapes, refrigerator and stove $23,400. 372.1310. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED COLOR TV,$Ii MONTH, RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 64.-I 1006 i stings Wanted Quick Courteous Service New 3 bdrm. - Top prices paid, used, any COrid,tinn 61-1 $176, Winter Park 53—TV. Raho- Stereo Mayfair, I Bedrooms, carpeted, central 116.4, fireplace, private dinIng room, 7'-', lots, orange trees By owner $3S, 322 193. - 68—Wanted to Buy ice, used machinet. MOONEY APPLIAIICE~373 0697 - RELO YOUR CLASSIFIiD AD - Holpoint Washer Speed Queen Dryer 322-flu alter I 47—Real Estate Wanted -----. Broker, tO? W. Commercial Sanford 372 7551 LONG,',OOr) P.'RK JIM DANDY JAll.FEED "Buy Drect From Boxcar" C.ORMLY's E. 46. Sanfd 323 i?)) - W. Garnet t White FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS)?] 6)33 or 64373)) - 7 BR, 1tt & last month's rent. Sanford PCI e is r grit Adults only 322 4719 - tountry Acreage 322-6457 homes Make color selections, Free canoe & fihlng 2 bedroom, - 52—Appliances JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR JOHN KRIO(R.45soc SANFORD-.--] bedrooms, I'7baths, central heat & air, lenced backyard. We own it. Will dicker or swap $21,500. •".' .'' , Mo,7BdrrnsS1SoMo -. -- ' - cupancy. Year old Sanlordj BR, 7 lS7ôafteri 3C & Found - , • ________ - - -''-' __________________________ ' - ....--.- PrIvate entrance & bath Call ifl Each child Free, 6.11 7077 for ','dc Care' 'Hotlin" AOutt or Teens - - - - — Legal Notice - .- -- to enter the Miss Sunburti flCjuty Bids must b accompanied by a ertified check, cashier's check, .. No Qualifying? Immediate o ______________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 7:00 P.M or as soon thereafter as March 75, 1913, at which time mey - Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And ACreage . , , - 5i ,rnic iwl '67A—Feed tiller Pits 3277111 or 373 7547 Clean, 3 br $750 down, $194 mo I annual Pct. rate, 173,500. Acre Really, REALTOR. 373 7730 $30 each.]?] 6349. KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv l'i Yr. oid, 3 bdrm, w w carpet, central h&a. immediate possession. JuSt reduCed by owner to 125,900. 323 7716 322-6457 3Scottle P00 puppet. 6widis old, - 2 Acres near Paota Home cleared property, deep well. Florida living Call Ken Sandon Days -- 3776173 Nights 322 3.471 or 377 7.337 65—Pets-Supplies - 2 Beautiful Acres Beautiful Monday, March 17, lfl$-58 High back velvet swivel rockeri Choice of gold or green. 1.8991 NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy 17?] $304706 Trees.cncorner, Orange City area 56.000. 372 1399 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS LAKE MARY - - .... 11—Hniic.cac Lecithin? Vinegar! &at Kelp' 4Ow all four in one capsule, ask to, You can et a fair price when you V86 Faust's Drs advertise your "don't needs" in tt',e Want Ads , '" bi'drrnrn, 1 hath fireptace, fenccd ;:.:.-iJ fl(- ltt..jrtr'o.j Sir) 1st & li*st 373 3597 Liberate yourlt IromtrcUom ,md Call 17] 4357 Write P.O Box 1713 Sanford,Floclda 37771 -' - a? Casselberry, lovely 2 bedroom home on dead end Street. Nicely land scaped. fe,'xed. lawn care In cluded. You'll love it. $113 Mo. Casselberry Land Co. Inc. Realtor 339 1141 or 1304717. Wanted: Salesman, automobile experience. 3fl- 1700. FACED WITHAORIPIKING ,4f-' _____________________________ CAPRICORN (I)ec. fl-Jan. linprovements, interested In capitalizing on it. YVONNE DAVIS FRYER. Wife, grantinga variance for the following Estates. not less than I ive per cent (S Per • Respondent. descrIbed property, On Perch Cent) of theamount of the bid, made Further described_ as __________________________ , NOTICE OF ACTION Lots?, 5. 9. 10. 11 & 12, Block C, La 11abtetotf,e Scminoi County Port r0. Yvonne Davis Fryer Robert L. Bettt Additln to Auttiorily, Sanford, Floridi, and no Sdny 1. Vihlen, Jr. Address unkno Altamonle, (Less the East 10 feet of bids Shall be withdrawn for a Chairman YOU ARE NOTIFIED tnat an said lots), as recorded in Pial Book IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 01 thirty (30) days, subsequent to the Board of County NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR action for Dissolution of Marriage 7. Page 96, of the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FICTITIOUS NAME EiGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. THE VACATING, ABANDUNING, public records of Bid Opening, without the corflCnf of Commissioners CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT Notice is hereby given that wear, has been filed against you a Seminole County. Florida. The the Authority SEMINOLE COUNTY, DISCONTINUING AND Seminole County, Fla. FLORIDA CLOSING cncaged in busnejj at 466W. Lake are required to serve a copy Of your subject property is iocated FLORIDA The successful Bi0der at 105 OF iflGHTSOF.wAy PublIsh: March I?, 1915 shall PROBATE DIVISION Brantley Road, Forest written defenses, If any, to it Maltland Avenue cily, prOvld a Performance, Payment PROBATE DIVISION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DEL-I; CASE NO. PR.?-fl.CP Seminole County, Florida, under the WILLIAM A. LEFFLER, lIt, THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE PR NO. 7S'7$-CP and Guarantee Contract Bond YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Estate Of fiCtitI0% name of BOWER askswaiverofthebasebollding line In ret Estat, of NOTICE that provided and set forth in the the Board of County PLUMBING OCTAVIA CLAYTON BROWN 15 & HEATIPfC,. I4 Post Office Box 7311, Sanford, reaubrem.nt in Sr'tlq, 7.15 to atiw pClt.Ciii,, GEORGE A. SWAPfWEOEL, Commis5iofler5of3.mi,,(oun,y andlhat we intend NOTiCE OF PUBLIC HEARING Deceaset Fiol'ida327n,onorbefo(eAprlI a variance of thirtyfive (2.3) feel toregist, FlorIda, at 7 Oclock PM, Deceased. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING REJECTION OF BIDS: NOTICETOCREDITORS on the 1st name with the Clerk of the Circuit 75, and file the original with he making the totai front setback from TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION NOTICETOCIEDITORS The Seminole County Port day of April, AD., 1973, in the Court, Seminoic COunty, Florida Clerk of this court either before the crnIer line of Maitland Avenue OF BY Authority, Sanford, AN Florida ORDINANCE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Room at the County Courthouse in the SAID ESTATE: Fictitious Name Statutes, To immediately thereafter, otherwise SAID ESTATE: THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Wit Section NOTICEI%HEREBYGIVENthat bids or any part thereof, to waive You and eath Of you are hereby a default will be entered against you held in the I43O Florid_a Statut You and lid, 04 you are hereby Hearing CommissIon Chambers of a Public Hearing will be held in any informalities in the bidding, to to consider and determine 1957 notified an4 req,jlred to file any notified ar'd required to file any whether or not the County for the relief demanded in the the City Halt of Altamonte Springs, Room 203 In the Seminole County accept the bids or any parts thereof claims and demands which you. will S N E. Bnwer Petition or ctaimj and demands wftch you, or Florida, on MOnday, March 3). 1973, Ccajrffioijse, Sanford, 6cat,. abandon, discontinue, close. Florida, at deemed most favorable to the in Stephen Westey Weitcolt ,lthrofyou,mayhav,agi,., tcesI of the Authority alter all bids WITNESS my hand and the seal of at 3:30P.M., or as soon thereafter as 7:00 o'clock p.m., •itherofyoij,mayhav,agaifl$d_ reflounCeand disclaim any right estate In theoffic, of the Clerk of the estate in of Publlh. March 10. 17. 31, 19)3 possible, at which time nterested thereafter as Is possible, on havebeenclaminedand,yaluated, the office of the Clerk of the the County and the public in and to DEL 47 AD. 1973. Cirajit Court of the 15th Ji.icial Circuit Court of the 15th parties an citIzens for and against Tuesday, AprIl .iudicial ttte following rlghts-04.way running 5, 1915, to consider and to reject all bids and_ re (Seal) Circuit. Seminole County, Florida, CIrcuit, Seminole the propojed variance will b heard advertise or canc,4 the Proposed County, Florida, through the describ property, the adoption of an ordinanc, by work Probate Divlsi, in the Courthouse Probate Division, in the Arthut H. Beckwim, to. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and final a<?ion taken Courthouse wit: Seminole County, Florida. title of at Sanford, Florida, within four Clerk o the Circuit court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cj. at Sanford. Florida, within four THIS NOTICE will be published which is as Dated IhI$ 6th day of March, 1973 l)Thatcertainright.o,.wayiyjn0 follows: calenda, months from the time of By: Cecehia V. Ekern CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE caIenr months from the time By order between Lots 3, 1 and AN ORDINANCE OF THE ttte first publIcation ',f this notice, th, 11t publication of Deputy Clerk 5, 6, COUNTY. FLORIDA de$cribedpropertyandpostIngat BOARD OP COUNTY COM SEMINOLE COUNTY this notice. TUSKAWILLA, as recor Each claim or demand must be in Publish: March 17, 21, 31, April 7, three (3) public places within in Piat CASE NO, 74-2111-CA.is.e PORT AUTHORITY Each claIm or demand must be in 8ok 1, Page 5the MISSIONERS CREATING AN )75 wYiting and filed in Apiicate and In re: CHANGE OF NAME of 5: Thomas A Rintord, wrIting and flied in pt}cat and City of Altamonte Springs. Florida, AIRPORT ZONING COMMISSION ili'e the place of relidance and post slit the 2) That certain right-of way lying BRADLEY JOSEPH WITT DELI) at least fifteen (IS) day* pror tO the FOR Chairman puce of residenc, ar, between Lou 7, $ a cflct 9, ress of the claimant TO time of THE PURPOSE OF ApptOyed as to form publIc h.ar!ng. and offIce addre of the claImant and TUSKAWILLA. as RECOMMENDING TO THE must be Sworn to by recorded in Plat BRADLEY JOSEPH KENNEDY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE the claimant, must be sworn to by the claimant, Book 1. Page 5. po, Attorneys DATED THIS 12th DAY OF BOARD OF COUNTY CON hisapenf or attorney, or thts,ame AMENDED EIOHTEE4TH JUDICIAL Cii. MARCH. 1913 AD. Publish- March tO, 17, it?; PIsageq or attørnqy, or th•sarne 3) Thatcertainrightof.waytyjng MISSIONERS THE BOUNDARIES shill be void. " ' .. CUlT IN ANtS n. .. NOyflpra,'y,,u .,.v uu'uvn K0O KOIG bet. Ut' lPf VANIOU5 ZONES TO BE OaVed Santord, Florida, this COUNTy, FLORIDA ..j TO: BILLIEJOE WIlT Ro*ann Hasty, flATED at Winter Park, Florida, W595 Lots 3 and ESTABLISHEDAND THE ZONING 70, TUSKAWILLA, 11th day 04 March, 1975. CIVIL DIVISION PciJ OffIce Box 265 thIs 6th day of March, 1915, Secretary as recorded in Plat Book I, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REGULATIONS 0 8 ADOPTED Pages. Troy C. Mussetwhl? Tipton, indiana NO. CI 7$-736-CAO9.B Board of Zoning Appeals 5: John 0. Haines The Board of County Corn lIThe entire length of that certain RELATIVE TO As Executor of said estate AIRSPACE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN & Publish: March 17, 1915 As Executor of mlssioners 01 Seminofe County, Fla right of way lying between Lots 29 HAZARD ZONING, AND FUR. MUSSELWHITE I COMPANY, a Florida corporation, DELn that an Amended Petition for said eva?.. 4 will Conduct a Public HearIng in the afld7I.ontheNo,th,a,4Lots6,and MUSSEIWNITE Ctiangv of Name for BRADLEY Plainlitf, S: John D. Maine's THER TO PROTECT AERIAL CommItsio,,rj' Meeting Room of 50, on the South, TUSKAWILLA, as JOSEPH APPROACHES By S. Troy C. Musselwmte, Jr. OF ANY AIRPORT WITT to BRADLEY vs. the Semlnoie County Courthouse, JOHN DeN HAINES, ESQ. recorded in Plit Book 1, PageS Attorney for Estate LOCATED IN WHOLE OR IN JOSEPH KIP4NLDYhasbeen filed' MICHAEL 0. MAHONEY fld INVITATIONTOBID Wlnd,rw,,I,. Hclnes, Sanford, Fta,on March23, 1973, at PART, WITHIN SEMINOLE P.O. Box 6576 5) Theentireiengthof that certain aryouarerequiredty,1 Th* City Of Longwood, would CAROLYN MAHONEY. his wife, Ward & Woodman, PA. copy I'lghtI-y lying between Lois 24 like COUNTY; AUTHORIZING THE 700 P.M. or as soon thereafter as Orlando, FlOrida 32103 your answer o.' oi'mer responsive Defendants, to call for bids on the followinb 250 Park Avenue South tsibletocOfltIderanappllcatl0 to afld2S.OntheNorlh,andLo,safld APPOINTMENT AND CREATING rvblith: March 17, 71, 1913 items: NOTICEOPSALE Pfeadlngtoth,Am,ndedPefitjon,or Post Office Box p 35, on the OF THE AIRPORT ZONING remove vegetation, fill low area. South, TUSKAWILLA, as DEL.71 Change of Name on HAL H. KAN. NOTICE is hereby given, that Wkwer Park, FlorIda 37759 ft. of 43 Inch Steel Coated COMMISSION; PROVIDING cOnstruct a dock and retaining wall recbf'ded In PIaI Book I, PageS. wa to a FInal Judgment TOR, (squire, Lowndn, PelrsoI, Storm Sewer Pipe, State Roid Aftornty for Estate onthefo$Iowlfl9d,Scrit)edproperty. 6) Defiled F$CTITIO(JSNAI Drosdlck & Doste', Professional borecloi,,re entered March 13th, Deportment Grade. Plus Bands & GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS PUblitJi: March 10, 17, 1975 The N. 794.5 ft. of the NW '. of the 7) The entire length of that right. Auociat,, NOIiCelAhebyg)yenfttwear, TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE Suit, £33, First Federal 197$, In the Circuit Court of the Bolts. DEL.4 '. 04 the SW ' Of Section 26, otwayIylngbofween1ot54764 engaged In bu$1net_ at 363$ Oflindo AIRPORT ZONING COMMISSION SW BuildIng, Post Office Box 2109 Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and Seated bids to be returned to IN Twp. 195, Range ?OE, and the N. on the West, and 33 and 53, Drive, Sanford, Semir,oJ County, MAKING RECOM. lt on the Orlando, Florida, 37507, and file the SemInole County, Florida In Civil Longwood East, with the' exception of the original 6 Sft.oftheN.IoftM5Ei,of the Florida under thefkji,lo nam,ot City Hall by March 17th, MENDAT IONS TO THE BOARD OF SE 04 Sedi answer or other responsive Action No. CIS-7i6CA 09-B, ARI? 5:00 p.m. FICTITIOUSNAME Golden Rod Rd, TUSKAWILLA 21, Twp 19$, Range SANFORD COURT MOTEL, and COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO 9 Pleading in the office of the Notice is hereby givtn that I am as The City reserves fhe right to . THUR H. BECKWITH,JR,CI,rkOf E. recorded in Plat Book 1, Page that we lntn to register laid name engaged In ESTABLISH BOUNDARIES OF business at Court onorbe'foreMa,ch 31, 1975 t, the said Court, will sell for cash in accept or reject any or all bids 7 Colby 7) a That Certain right of way Further described as On Lake AIRPORT ZONING DISTRICTS ytj With the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Court. Altamonte Sprinq, Seminole lyIng between Lots 7 and 17, will Onnle R Shomate fall to do so, judgment by default hand to the highest and best bidder, Markham .*N 0 Simlnol Courty, lorida in ec ltd DETERMINING. be taken for the relief demanded at the West Front door of the County, Florida under the fictit City Clerk cordince with the provlsi 5ey L Vihle'n. Jr. ADO P 1 I N G, AM E N Dl NO. of the name of TRAVEL MART TUSKAWILLA, TOURS, Boot 1, Page 5. as recorded in Plat in tM Amended Petition for Change Courthouse, Seminole County, PublIsh: March 17. Chalrn,an MODIFYINC,, REVISING. OR Plofid, 8? 11:00 A.M on Friday DCL 7$ Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWII: and that I Intend to register said ot imrne. Beard of County Sction $43.09 Florida Sfatut 1957. name with I)Theentlrplengthofthatcertamn CHANGING AIRPORT ZONING P°'i'th 25th, the Clerk 04 the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have 1973 the following Circuit tipht4f.way lying between 5: Mac McCtung CommIssioners REGULATIONS; PROVIDING real Lots 31 hereunto set my hand properly Court, Seminole County, Florida in anda.onth,West,andth,ea,ern situate in and affixed described Seminote County, Fla, Jan McClung IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND Publish: March 17. accordance with the myofficIalaiat Seminolecounty, Seminole County, Florida, Publish: March 3. 10, 17, 24, 1973 towit: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ENFORCEMENT OF AIRPORT DELI6 1913 _____________________________ _____________________________ provisions 04 boundary beIng the Western corner Florida, this 3QtP, Lot the Fktilio,. 596 and 59S f day of February, TOWN OF FLOR IDA tdame Statutes, To line of Lots 23 and DEL.? Z ON it. G R E 0 U L A 1 I 0 N 5; ?'.?. cct ie'e LONGwOOfl. a4'rn,tlIng t 4.G Fuiê £l.tvte pi TUSKAWILLA, as r(cOfdetj In CIVIL ACTION NO. ?S-40tCA19.E CHkAT JUG A BOARD OF AD. I'lj 1951 (Seal) thereof as reored In Plat Book I, DOUGLAS W.kSSON, Rook 1, Pg. 5. FICTITIOUS NAME PICTITIO4JSNI JUSTMENT, PRC"lDlNG FOR page 19, of the PublIc ReCOrds of TRAI EL I PROMOTIONAL Ajjbijr H. Beckwlth, Notice Is hereby given ttsa? tIThe entire 15 hereby given that I am Iengtp,ci Petitioner, APPEALS IN CERTAIN CASES that certain I am MART, INC. Seminole County, Florid. Clerk of the Circuit Court vs engaget in business at 2600 In business at lOS Lake right of-way lying between Lots 36 Verde 5: By Alexander J. C.po, Together wI?hthe following items 9 By: LiIlin 1. Jenkins of BARBARA ANN WASSCN, AND AUTHORIZING SAID BOARD Destiny Trail, Maitland 12731, TO Lai, winter Park, Semlnoie and37.onthetdorth,andLots3)and EXERCISE. PrnidentCERTAIN Depy Clerk property which are locatet in and County. Florida under Seminole County, Florida under the Respondent POWERS, thi fictit;ous SUBJECT PbImth March 10. 17, 24. 31. 1973 Si, on the South, TUSKAWILLA, as LOWNOES. PEIRSOL DROSDICK permanently Installed as a part of recor NOTICE OF ACTION TO fIctItlousnameofLIS Prot, and name of DAKEM PRODUCTS, an in Ptat Bock I. Page 5 DEL & DOSTER, the said improvements On slid GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS that I intendo register slid name THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' that I PERSON:, eg&er slid name landsINTERESTED MAY PrfessioI AnocIat with the IN CERTAIN CASES, PROVIDING with the Cler 04 the Circuit Court, BARBARA ANN WASSON THAT APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE By A'RPORT GE Refrigerator TBII Hal H, k*n?or, Esquire Box ill Of the Court. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Suite 133, FIrst Federal ZONING Seminole County, FIoida In ac SeminoleCterk County, FiorCircuit in at REGULATIONS SHALL Hardwick Rang, (Gas) 961IWsii Building Griswold, Iowa S)33S BE Cordance with the provisions of the Cordance wflh the provisions ot the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. SPECIFIED REASONABLE, HAVE Poet Office Box 7509 Wall to Wail carpeting CUlT It. AND FOR SEMINOLE Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. COUNTY, Board of Cunty THE Fictltiots Name Statut,t To Wit: FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DATED this 12th day of March, that DOUGLAS Orlando, Florida 337 WASSON has filed FORCE OF LAW, AND SHALL NOT Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Commissioners Section (i,5g, Florida Slatutes a INTERF ERE 191$ WITH Attorneys ANY for PetItionr CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-lfl-CAOI.B Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole Ctmty, Florida 5' Charles 0. Siiwetr*,an 5: AanelieZ. Dashner of FIfISTING (Seal) Publish: Pea. 21, March 3 ) 17 NONCONFORMING Publish Feb. FEDERAL N*TtONL Seminole County, Florida, for Child Pbi7, March 3, 0. Arthur H Beckwttn. Jr. 21, March 3, 10, 17, USE; 11, 71. 1973 i75' DEFINING CERTAIN 1973 Arth, H. Beckwith, Jr. TOAGE ASSOCIATION. Custody, and you are DEL 1 Clerk requited to WORDS AND Clerk of the CIrcuit Court DEx PHRASE5, DEK Serve a COpy 04 your Plaintiff, Publish: Mirch 17, )915 ittn PROVIDING THAT AIRPORT vs. By: Elaine RICharde defenses, it any, on DEL-Il INVITATION TO BID NED N. ZONINGREGULATIONSANDALL _____________________________ Deputy Clerk ELIJHA JOHNsoN, NOTICEOFSHERIFF.flE Sminole Memorial Hospital IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUL IAN, JR. of STEN5TROM, AUTHORITY GRANTED SHALL Juilvs G. Petska vftes bids for Eleclrosurg,cal Und. Defendants DAVIS & McINTOSH. Attorneys for EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FICTITIOUS NAME BE KEPT ON FILE AT Rowland and CERTAIN Petruska NOTICE OF SUIT St*ClfiC.itin are availabl, at the Petitioner, Poet Office Bo CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE IS HEREQy GIVEN that Not.ce' is hereby given that * Attorneys at Law TO ELI4 HA JOHNSON, office of the Administrator, Ati bids Sanford, Florida, 37771, and file1330, PLACES WHICH SHALL BE OPEN by virtue of that certain Writ of COUNTY, FLORIDA. engaged in business the FOR PUBLIC INSPECT ION; Execution a k a EIijh P Johnson 23 East Robinson Street original with the Clerk of shall be mallet to: Mi, Robert 1. at 107 CIVIL NO. S-4S3-CA-2A Kingswpo issued ou of a undq the Circuit PROVIDING FOR Court, Orlan, FlOftd 37 and VIOLATIoNS the seal of the Court Sanford, In re: Ike Petition et on or before March 31Sf, mi, AND PENALTIES; PROVIDING Circuit Court of Mamorial PublIs: March 17, 1975 GEORGIA MAE JOHNSON, Orange County, Florida, upon otherwise a de'fault and ultimate FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. HERBERTLeROYNEALS fmttetj name Of CRICK ETT'S HospItal, 110) East First Street, a final DEL-fl his *if Sanford, Fla 37771. BIds must be judgment rendered in the aforesaid judgment will be entered against NOTICE OF SUIT PROFES3IOt1AL CLEANERS and Acopyof said Ordinance shall be RESIDENCE UNKNOWN you for the' relief demanded in the available at tOurlonthedayofOctoberA 0. by noon on the 75th day of that we 'ntend to register said name TO- ALAN HAY All parties claiming ierests b. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the Office 04 the Board 1973, in that certain case entitled, Ptitlon MNCh 1973. 17 Dartmouth Ave, it the Clerk of the Circuit 04 County CammIssioner Seminole Interstate Court, through der or against ELIJHA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cii. Apt iB Supply Corporation, etc. WITNESS my hand and PubliSh: March 17, 1L it, I97S e'm,noIe County, lofa in ac official COUnty Ccurthou, Sanford, Plaintiff, vs JOHNN, 1k a Elilha P JOhnson 'CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DEL- 74 Somerville', N ordane with the ProviSions sealofsaldcourtonthis7Mhdayof Don Smith. Defendant. Jersey itd GEORGIA MAE JOHNSON hit of the Florida, for all persons deslrIn to whICh afOresaId Writ of Execution SEMINOLE COUNTY February, 4 0 iis O78 '(t"ous Name Stlu?,. To Wit. examine the same *fc. and t i$ parties having or PROBATE DIVISION was delivered to me as Sheriff of tSc'aI) and ction 56509 florida Statui FICTITIOUSNAJ. All parties in interest clamming to t.ave arty right, title or PROBATE NO. 75-73-Ce Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. and citizens Semin, County, Florida, and i 5RONAtD DEfINER Rose F Mims Notice is hereby given that i am Shall hav. an opportunity to be hive levied upon nterest tO th real Properly herein In re: Estate of 726 to AWue', Clerk of Circuit Court Danietj Mims the following Osged ifi huc's at 735 heard at said hearing scrbed 14n11lr Tttt.Llt P-bI, lrvir.uton, New Jersey Semlnot County, Fio.-ida de'SCrlbed proty Owned by Don 10, Il, 7i, 21, 197$ Pd, M.aitiand, Scmeri County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEi iS By order Of the BOard of County Smith, said Property being located deceaSed By Lillian T. Jenkins 071)1 Florida under the fictitious name Commissioners 01 Seminole that an aCtion to toreclosi mar NOTICE TOCRDITORS DePuty Clerk County, In SemInole' County, Floql, more YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED To All Florida. EMORY DEVELOPMENT, and 'aaQ•onfhetotingrealprpp,.f Creditors and All Persons particularly described as that the PJOTICEUNOERFICT,TIOUS Ned N Julian, Jr folit Board that I Intend to register laid name in S,minol. County. Florida of County abovenamet Petitioner, HavingClaimo, OemandsAgist NAME STATUTE One (1) 1971 Chevrolet Truck, STENSTROM. DAVii & HERBERT LeROY IdEALS, his Said Estat. *ith the Clerk Of the Citcuit Court, Commissioners Lot S. Block "0", WASHiNGTON C WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, MCINTOSH filed a Petition for the adoption of Title No. 17703o 1.0 Seminole County, Ftoridj .n at- OAi,S SECTION ONE, Iccording Plo Seminole County, FIo,'ida Ypu are hereby ndfiliet and to CS141487w7 Notice 's hereby gln that t Post Off Ice Box $230 cordanc, with the provisions ot th, thi plat thereof a u'eco,ded in Plat 5' SIdney I Vihlei,. Jr. the' minor children named in that required to present any claims and UndCr5igftd, pursuant tO the Petition arid ycxi Ar' cornmarv4i-d 0 Sanford. Florida 37771 One (1) 19i7 BuIck. Tills Ni B'ii& tt S,,f.-5 ChaIrman To ajeç 11. 5. Pjfi Pr'rr fit ':u. P4.. v.rIth -,nu ni,,1 h.vc t.-,f ii- - (r.jttr Attorne'y for Pi1itiiir 7)a]33 I C) No. /iIIcc t,._,,._.. ti,,..i,,i. ii r:Lf t,f ,.iin Legal Notice , ______________ . REALESTATE INC. GENERAL. CONTRACTOR - - ____________________________ Seminole County, Fla. Publish: March 11, 1975 DEL-si City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, Construct a bulkhead on th Petter, that Said Board will hold a public following described prOperty: sanford - 3 bdrm 2 bath, central heat 1. aIr, carpet, drape's, kitchen equipped $193 mo 647505$ periencJ shift manager Ex periencj truck service man Call after 2_______________________ p m for appt 327 741] -, , HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. dairy and food industry would get with it and use this process RIdiculously low price. 373 7920 Codltions for all annexallons and three (3) publIc places within the the following described property: from the Office of the Ad to take effect immediately upon it City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, Spring Valley min,strator. Lot Ii, 81k. bcoming law. at least fifteen (15) days prior to the Gardens. Ryan 5: S. Joseph Davis, Jr. time of pbhic hearing. Seminole County Port )ui'mer described as: 1)7 LIve S: JOSEPH DAVIS, JR.. ESQ. DATED THIS 12th DAY OF Oak Lane Authority of STENSTROM, DAVIS . MARCH, )975 AD, '° Boz 1V6 SIdney 1.. VIhIen, Jr.. MCINTOSH (OFFICIAL SEALt Sntord. Florid., 32771 Chairman Flagship PnI. of Saflford Suit,' ?2 ty, I ur thi 1Oflr'*r(r ;f t:dcr, l Cc,i:t Board of Zoning Appeals Publish: March 17, 1975 _______________________________ DEL-la New roof, carpeted throughout ______________________________ the proposed variance will be heard the Seminole County Courthouse, Dispose of all surplus material" Contemplated law is as follows: To repeal Chapter 73-620, Laws ,t and final action taken Sanford, Ft, on Mirth 25. 1973. at INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING FlorIda, 1973, being an Act relating THIS NOTICE will be published 7:00 PM. or as Won thereafter as SPECIFICATIONS: to municipal annexations in by posting one (1) copy on the above possibl.toconshderanapplicatlon to Specification and or dscription Sanford, FlorIda 37771 Attorneys for the City 04 Altarnonte Springs. Florida Publish: March 17. 1915 DEL-SO to the family. Your available to (Oct. 24Nov. 22) mind will be elsewhere. gamble where business Is apt to forget. about things you concerned. It's best today to alone are interested in. deal with reliable and trusted products seSsion, 1975, for the passage of a possible, at which time Interested will conduct a Public Hearing in Ihe llng and other required c'quipment fenced garden, $'xlb' block utility building, barbecue pit, $23,900. Call Ken Sandon. After Mrs. 372 7111or 373 7157 Noon Friday - Ave. 3 bIks South of school. B. Beltucci, 1917 LOuise St . Crystal Lake'. Illinois, 60011 Larry Saxon, Realtor Herald, Sanford, 1:1. 51—Household Goods 10 Acres can be divided Lake Mary, between 3rd & 4th at'Van Buren 7 bedroom Spanish style convenient Sanford location, study, screened porch. double garage with workshop Bargain at $16,000 Call 33) 9110 MARY HOME area Tiled kitchen, large lot, IllS andsecurity Ball Realty, 377 7757 Sunday -- LAKE A PRETTY HOME 014 A PRETTY CORNER JOHNNY WALKER Clecn well located] bedroom rental. ______ --=--- $77,400 CORBETT REAL ESTATE. REALTOR. 668 179) Evening 43—lots-Acreage BuIlt in 1974 over 1,100 sq ft. livinç 24ca fine (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE - 7 BR, lust remodeled. Wall wall. 779, Don C line. RATES HOURS .. 201 Woodmer, Blvd. Price $11600 $600 down payment, $135.50 per mo. to qualified buyer 372 7760. 115 Meadows, Lake Mary-Sanford Pork Winter 41—Houses .41—Houses - i';' fliirdinq & Groorrnq Pt __________________________________ Pressure Cleaning _________________________ 46. A CLEANS ALL Exterior Purrc:lcan.ng 771 cme.s -- Tree Service �MEMO LB—Evening Hraid, Sanford, F!, Monday, Ma!rch 17. lfl$ by Dick Turnir CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker WIN AT BRIDGE KE YOU qJIT I CAKE NORTH " £ k N - V 8652 •J4 £ K 110 5 WISTID £6 VAK,QJ3 O6 \._. 42 - U ALLEY OOP _____________ *YOU SAY \'.URE FR)Nt)S )- TH SOP - . T14ESE TV.O YESI SIR! flWG W1N6 I WEAR NO /BY MV HE,COMRApE'J CRED I BONES' 0F1HE LATE CrnzN CUBt7 CARDS I problems nl 17 (rumps broke 4-1. If they did break 4-1. he would only come £Q97 • ' ___ rj%JrIlIhflg OS%4AID and MbSJA€0By KNOW EP T -= EAST £ 8543 V97 49852 V 104 really AND ARE WELL .SUPPLIED TAgEA WITH EM' AAQ mond trick It West rises with theaccofdiamontlsandieadsa AT RNT5 m' liii ' 3A 2A Pass 4 £ -• i J •. , - _____ _____ _____ • THE BORN LOSER right. provided you deceive by the by Art Sansorn I 4 1FUL111 0 #CRKIW. I I 'J r MADE THE DEANS HAVE TO TELL LI ST YOU THIS/ bYLa 1 .0 t AU ' ______________________ "I KNOW Janie's not made of sugar 'n' spice . AKJ94 VAQ2 OJ43 AK 105 ht d;;1,tt;now"1,1, ".. • 1.14 FLATiONAP.Y MADS UP OF THOSE WHO HAVE iiADE THE DEAN'S L(STj ORADiNO, SO MANY STUDENTS MAKE THE DEAN'S LIST CINto y E THESE Nor )WMV7K4aVAV, bV7 IP U4Z70 M - 7 56W )w 91N nZ SWA am tic / • By Roger BIen (_V1111 1111(11(1ff I , WY/ /W,5 4W 4capyar ow ARf"'! Ir 11hWARY.7AF" f 51R! Garry Trudeau tw V 7W 57zl- t IN, r - / BUGSBUNNY XWT , ." - ..,' TUMBLEWEED UNRN "T CERWN K"TS AS A H, IT 15 CITIIEN e44 ON YM SUIT I trap" RACHNEYEP, 10 WFAR PJY 12TV FAYCH OM IHE IWO. I - 19-`1 . C1,1510MARY AL-00IT SOMEWHAT NW, 1D Owlcx VISION. ' I ti , BLONDIE Chic Young (NIATIS TWO GRAND SLAMS AND St-vt' I' VE HAD OP'E NHT. I I I _ '/ $-/7 ADD 1114AT TO Youcz COLLECTO1'IJ! )" j> /. by Dick CsvoJjj A A by Al 'I1rm.r ' tLlkE I 1HY$TER%cs PERHAPS, BuT No PANIC./ WHEN I 010WI T L OST MY FLY INTO LIBRARY A CARC) PANIC ( Selection of a jury and taking of testimony was to begin this afterno4m in the Sanford circuit court by Bob Montana trial of a Deland man Floyd Jacely n, 32, is accused M"SROENCX/ - ________ .7 - • _______ WRON6 ug-pynywAI / YOUR DOG! RCH It 10CW,HE'S WAG&NG MS rA'I 14 1 THAT rAei I DON'T jI( I I SCUNDS '. LIKE / \ '—\,ci CAPTAIN EASY I'M AFRAID I'VE- N EV.! ftH-.WH MIIJPU AlR ,..,. .4Im - )7P0 EXACT! EF by Crooks & Lawr*nce Ne, TO IECTJIRE HERE AT P.~ ~AV SOON Afiv REVERED 7' P__i LOVE. JOY AND [ j ______________ r---j ' of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and grand larceny in an incident at a Sanford residence The false imprisonment and sexual battery trial of Patrick Andrew Sims, 21, of 643 N. Winter Park Drive, (asselberry, as continued until April 28 be"came the alleged victim in the case has been hospitalized Robbery charges against two Sanford men were y esterday by Assistant State Attys. s Tad Index LN DO YOU "ALIZe MWIQUE, rAAT CUP, ftrLATTbAisviiP is Around the Clock Bridge ...... Calendar (lassified 1AXdA" Ja SJWL4 FILE! q U>Ctz YEAAS.'.. - Crossword Puz e - - -4 __ - - ' * - i- Dr. JAII)b Editorial )rose pe ( / FRANK AND ERNEST ..... . It Bob Iavs SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill /L A. SPCHES, ERNIL. TIRIPEW2101tv-11 MANSE rT MW I k \ _ — r 4, v CARNIVAL AIDS RANCH A carnival to benefit Sky King Yuth Ranch, SR IlL opeas a15 p.m. each day through March 23 at the American Legion Fairgrounds, 17.fl, Saord, with rid for all ages. IA possession of a stolen motor vehicle. Ile pleaded Michael Turpen O'Brien, 18, of Winter Park, punishable b% a maximum one )-ear in county jail. allowed Hampton to remain free on his own recognizance. Sentencing as also scheduled for April 22 for John Da vidson SIsoford 19, of Goldenrod, after he pleaded guilty to attempted buying, receiving and 'rtaling stolen property in cennectlon w ith 1k $10purchaseof a set of.stolen auto Ures. flit south told Judge McGregor he knewthe fires; haa been stolenA hen he bought them. Ile faces a matimum sentence of one year m jail on the pled EA11 building and firemen were donating the IIoi%er, sselberry city officials labor knied today any applications ha ve City bookkeeper Elisse 011iff entered Yesterday's high 71 low this rnornin 61. Partly cloudy to Winter Park Memorial Hospital cloudy through Wednesday with yesterday and as scheduled to tin dergo surgery today. Two weeks ago storms, most likely tonight. building Inspector David Clmcey entered Seminole Memorial Hospital with Turning cooler Wedn"day. a reported heart attack. Ilighi Wednesday mostly in Other cases docketed for trial this week before marijuana, .3 misdemeanor. felony. Assistant State Atty. Charles Gordon said the Mcf-larlen was indicted by the grand jury in state rommends that O'Brien. who has no prior connectiomi with the Sept 28 holdup of a 7 E1e tn ruiiinal record, receive probation in the case store at Park Ave.,and 12th St., Sanford He was Judge McGregor set sentencing for April 22, or- juvenile at the time of the robbery. dered a pre-sentence investigation and ailoed ALso docketed for trial on a sexual batter O'Brien to remain free on bond. charge is 20-year-old James Edward Knight of ig O'Brien told the court the bag of marijuana that W 15th St.. Sanford Knight charged in cu IA,ngwood police fourxi in his car Jan. 4 had been nection with the Feb. 1, rape of a 48year-old wonij.i purchased trormi an unidentified dealer" a wooded area off Southwest Road Sanford -- municipal government dS faced toda year turned in by IBsIere yesterday with the temporary loss of the second and a request for payment for June, .3A "IcInber of its seven-person city hall IT14 services from the city's legal 4A staff, the possibility Fire Chief Roy advisers, Stenstrom, Davis and LaBossiere will be quitting his job and NIcintosh. the discover) of more unpaid bills from ihi city in Runt Ls has 5A last year - this time $1,600 nor th dtscoered unpaid bills a-ui received 1OA $2,Wj bill for services rendered during 1973. "I bought It to smoke It and to get high," the youth said. possession of controlled subsLince (marijuana) to (larien, 18. of 1106 Pecan Ave., SanfO G, on charg s and police department committee, said LaBossiere wws not available today the modification costs would be to confirm or deny reports he is looking negligible since materials were being for a new job arid haq applied for the Herald Staff Writer ed The court ordered a pre-sentence investigation and guilty to possession of less than five grams of of robbery and use of a firearm in commission of a Onnie Shoniate is attempting to fill the gap left by Mrs. 011iff. The latest bills—include some $w 411 5A 8A-9A ro guilty to unau thorized use of a motor vehicle, changed his plea from innocent to a charge of Judge McGregor Include Samuel Williams Mc. Lawsul*t, Unpaid B*i 11s Face Lon wood , USE 4 0/h r - / Ricky Charles Hampton, 22, of 310 W. Third St., The court ordered a pre-sentence Investigation and Sanford. Hampton originally was charged with allowed Stanford to remain free on bond. iDA Iga: Broing has placed the city on These were for services from the Women's ...............18 notice he will go to court to collect a sunuiwr and early fall of 1974. .-. -I F'iggalt and Claude Van hook after Leo Arnold told Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor he couldn't identify Charles Anthony Sweet. 19, of 1711 W. 15th St. and John Henry Wimberly, 21, of 1300 W. '~-venth St,, both .1tanford, as the nien who robbed hint. Figgalt also dropped breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and grand larceny charges against Robert C Young, , of Altamonte rmgs Ann h1arie Brockett, 31, of 1220 W. Elghul St., 'anlord, pleaded guilty to simple assault and as given two years probation. She had originally been charged w ith aggra vated assault In the Feb.12 knifing of Johnnie Mae Marshall, 38. Judge McGregor t sentencing for April 22 for Tele vision 3- 17 31 ftUQN1 JUSIf FOR POLITICAL (un) * by Howl. Schnid.r ______ k"H! I r" __ , 9 I EEK MEEK Port Questions Sa/e Of Pro ert To Hear Bur la Case Oth r By BOB LIYD Herald Staff Writer . ARCHIE PR4 - • ' fJ . ... Ju A N A R EAL, U - WE MUST LEARN R ISN'T T HE END O TE DISAPPOINTMENTS' WINTHROP CIN . NOT ETTik3 HORSE ___ .L — PRISCILLA'S POP rt ' $I a er Well Str'l* kes Out by T. K. Ryan W ATb VAT ,\ 1 The port would be eligible to receive some monies from the ale of the units after all the legal costs of the bankruptcy By ED PRICK disallows freshwater welts for introduced Into the human warned city officjals_ but too proceedings were paid. Herald Staff Writer residences within 100 feet of body. But, Hutchison said SCOPA city water lines. As for the city,s nouride, Orlando said council would probably not any of the money from the sale Dysat doesn't want to drink water will make the "te6th get residents "sicker, sicker *W Dyiert's requm k"11111111, It teeliftlise the -- court. flourW In his water. A-- & A hard and the bones go bad." sicker." but Dy3ut, a Casselberry Dysert said,"All I went to do 13 "1 want a well; I want to res resident for 16 years, may be put down a well and drink well drink God's water," I)yaert told own welts S(X)PA Is in a hole of more ror one reason out 1A luck — on two counts. water." council last night. than 00.000 In back rent and another. First. he's out of luck because lie says flouridation benefits Council Chairman Edith mortgage on the building. "The reason might be the city's voters approved a the 5-12 age groups only, and Duerr told Dysert the council Earl Downs, who was nanied nouridation plan in it straw said nouride in water isa result passed the ordinances for the because %%e put the water ballot Dec. 3. of pressure from aluminlum -health and safety of the through pipei — and not fly it a member of the board last night, cautioned the other And Dysert, who calls the companies hohad an excess people. If its not sa fe, we by air," Orlando said. members about trying to hold a Introduction of flouride to of flouride and foisted it off on should get that information." B drinicing water "the greatest the Anwrican public. And Councilman Sal Orlando pressed. He said if he can't drill re-sale on the units until they find out how the Is are Insult ever to the American A nutritionist by profession, asked Dysert why he didn't his own well, then he may people," Is out of luck a second Dysert travels around the U.S. appeal to council before resort to more stringent actually time because he wants to drill a lecturing doctors and health flouride was Introduced to the measures. Downs made the recom• well - but the city last week officials on the evils of city's drinking water, but "1 don't know wha t I'll do - mendation that Ryan find out passed an ordinance which chemicals which are being Dysert informed him he had probably move out." the details of the sale. by Heirndahl & StoffW çLfçi,j 'THIS IS A) hopefully, lies lower cost And cit y commission appears a lesser expense, but main With the intention of spurring Paul Jaris sut prc5idefltof housing for newhome buyers in eager to lay Initial support for 1ning a quality home the slumping building Industry Cardinal Industries, said he the city the bridge. The commission listened, by ducing the cost of homes also ould like to see some Construction on a bridge was 'I'he bridge will span the A room full of area builders, nodded their heads and decided sparked the idea for the forum re vision on the utility fer-,s begLn yesterday in City Hall by money eating gap over the developers and other oc- to establish a committee to by Commission Julian Sterv- charged for new housing in ~fie City Commissioners and local city's building codes and cupationalists concern-id with review the sugest1ons and strom city. home builders and land restrictions aiW allow builders build;ng homes supplied report by back to the comMayor Lee Moore described Cart1onal industries is a dee1opers to sell new homes at d reduced commt&s1one with numerous mission on April 7 the building profession in Irddular apartment con At 'he 10(1 of the bridge, cost to buyers ideason nays to build honks at The major issues which were perilous times" struction business that Is repeatedly mentioned in 'Ifsome of the building codes oenfng a plant in Sanford in cluded: in the city may be burdensome June. Allowing a sloping Miami on the cost of the building, It Realtor Garnett White curb to border se In may be to the mutual aid to all summed up the main idea of the _______ IMWAV qw/ JXf f,W IN II C41M. M,M/ X46; R6WI ff S4)5, 7W 6 1~ CA h divisions, insti.,ad of a standini! involved to waive temporarily forum. or do away ttli entirely those If a man can' t buy it, then Allow a' four-foot wide codes," Moore said in a preface what are you going to do?" sidewalk, instead of a five foot to the fonun. White asked. wide walk. when a walk is built. While the entire forum was "If a man wants to build an Relax the 700 foot minimum spent discussing current economical house, then let him square footage requirement of building rules, Art Harris, build an economical house." . a single residential dwelling to chairman of the city's Planning Odham said, "The city has . The Semino ' Co le C oun•ty , allow for smaller dwellings to and Zoning Commission said he bu or the ports property, ilding idea.,, the developers has been in ! Ryan was concerned that the be constructed, Authority (SCOPA), after bankruptcy proceedings for $13,000 for the units may not was hoping to see more have ideas, the customers have be learning that it sale had been several months. Company a fair price for the units, but Allow for a soil cement street initiative on the part of the ideas and the Federal Housing T held for modular units of the officials failed Authority (FHA) has ideas. to file Hutchison pointed out that foundation instead of a builders. bankrupt Concrete Structural reorganizational plans and "nobody knows what they are limestone foundation. "I was hoping Uw developers When you put them all togethcr, Systems, Inc., initiated action actions have begun to liquidate worth" because the plant was The four points, according to and builders would come up you have moved the cost of a , last night to fin out why the property of tht plant developer Brailey Odham, wil.1 with a new type of construction house from $12,000 to sv,000." an innovative Idea and the WiltS it for a total of $1,000 to reduce the cost of housing," SCOPA ant 1not ti an I "Somewhere we've got to were never sold. r plant was designed to savings (I, new home. t sale IS C, , Harris said, pull it down" Ryan said he "was not sure construct modular motel SCOPA Administrator Jim that was a valid type sale." Ryan reported to the board ffiat fie said he expected the total SCOPA it total of 17 modular units, Attorney William number of units should have some not completed, had been Hutchison said the port wifl been worth about $25,000 to y sold under "questionable" cir- have possession of the building $3,0.000. by a trustee ap. wi thin 30 days and another It %asn't a fire but a nagple that brought the Sanford Fire cumstances pointed by a Jacksonville tenant to lease the building will Dennis Doigner, adDepartment's aerial ladder tnek to City Hall lawn yesterday. District Judge presiding in the be sought. ministrative assistant. said that Firemen boosted city maintenance diAslon worker Willie Back 11 bankruptcy proceedings. of norm.ally a sale in a bankruptcy latop ladder to the top so he could quickly give flagpole its anRyan said several interested would take place on the nual coat of paint companies ha ve inquired cbout premises, but he said to his The CS.S.1. plant, located on leasing the building, knowledge no sale took place at 1' the port. - W,4fy a9a-4W1_ Soug t , by qlby 17 4&4 offzpy T ... -.. ' ', .. I hit he." FUNNY BUSINESS ________________________ -. ewis --1 P)C. t'ass v. South, hold 000NESBURY LOWlS dge Ili raid Stall Writer South INMSPAKH V%TKA"HISE ANSN I CAMPUS CLATTER wjtf, BIMO BURNS _____________________ Bri ousin g y MICKEY IA)UIItIIX,F. MOP play it partner is ir% ing to get to game. Bid U4MQ DOCR .Oswald: "You are even it. leged to act fast, when you *ARC' IS A w u' :PEN ... TODAY'S QUESTION Eve a problem. You just aren't Your Nirtner continues, it) 11%e suppnsed to look like you have a problem. when you don't have diamonds What do you do now one." Answer Tomorrow Jim "West start ed out with three high hearts. East discard- Send $1 For COBY MODERN (c/o this ed the deuce of clubs on the book to- *Win at BrioVe.' Pro Box 489, Rad:o third lead and South ruffed. neWSPaper) South hid already seen that he Lly Sta tim. ft* York, N. Y 10019 TEU113b YOU ' 3£ H iora • 11 row P Jim "Deception at the bridge table is perfectly all • . llYOsaId&JamrsJacob •- I •--.. - 3 r . ()ning lead I an OF The bidding has been: 17 %%rsl North East Cents -= PA,1 H:I I IX Pat% Pass Pa!~s Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 . fourth heart he will be es I iblishing a trump trick for his pir ntr North e%t I e ntr 67th Year, No. 17 9-- Tuesday, Mar. 18, 1975 be able to realize that by Days Grous • eiv1d to nine tricks. So South led the three of didmonds at trick three. West thought a while before playing the six spot. Dummy's Jack won. South proceeded to draw trumps; cash the four dubs. and chalk Many of the blUs were found by Mrs. 011iff in paid files and in desk dra wersLast week City C -Puncil receive(] from Lillossiere unpaid bills for last Se tember and ordered him to turn in promptly all bills run up by his department. Councilman II.A. Stott told The Ilerald today the latest bills are for 70s, and lows tonight mostly in Council Chairman J R (,rant has renovations on the fire station last year 605. been assisting Public Works rector to provide sleeping quarters for fim Complete %eather details on Ralph Fisher in building inspectlow; men. At the time, Councilman Don Page 5A. during Chacey's absence. City Clerk Schreincr, then chairman of the lire Scott estimated today the been received for the full-tivie post, modification nst are totaling nearly planned but not yet created $3.000. Ialiossiere was hired by the city as a City u)urlul in Runt Lt Irt1 firefighter nearly three years ago and aay$4O,000inpl1innedexpendituresto as named Fir" chief two years ago pa trolmen and former Police Chief full-time paid chief, Carl lmmler. Toni hlennigan who quit the police lBiere came under f from the department have4ot been replaced city council last week after he an. with new personnel. flounced the third firefighter in as flULZly Council member June Lormann has months is resigning. He blamed the urged an increase in w3ter rates, rapid turnover on the cily,s policy thaI suggested originally' by Fisher. employs are on probation and thus Last year then councilman 13 a pay raise for six months while Ferrell pvdicted a two weeks vacatio;I eight per cent state retirement money without pay wotdd have to be called for is deducted front salaries after only go city employes it spending was not days. curtailed. Die c-risis appeared to pass. fie was criticized by city council for However, the $11,000 which the current speeding excessively in a city car and council now must pay in last years' bills for continually failing to turn in biUS frr totitIs a bide moreft than two weeks' PaYlPtnt So"WhIlies for six months at a yroH. time. SEEDCO Receives z ~V_ M ll on i i federal grant for $1,358,000 has been awarded to SEEDCO 4 Seminole Employment Economic De velopment Corp) Horace L. Orr has been named project director and :he grant will run for 24 months The project ill be testing the concept of it community owned and operated economic development effort model of a c(nnniunity development corporation. The specific objectives ,of the project are to crea te jobs for special pact area residentS; increase the amount of minority ownership and contracting of business located in the impact area; increase minority ownership of real estate in Sem inole acceptable housing, make an increased amount of capital available to mnirority residents and or minority businewnen or potential businessmen, SFEDCO presently Nis 56 persons einployed in the four businesses which it has started and anticipates providing employment for 125 more in the next few months, A fifth business will be started te latter part of this month. - � 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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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>, March 17, 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/dd301d82e6d0e12e6c574db06862b7fb.pdf f6d5664bc9c0e239cbbcd54da67a8267 PDF Text Text nvKv;j,%,vrc •• i Ltk%ww t Evenina Herald. Sanford, Fl. By BERNICE BEDE Friday, March 14, 1973-6B For Saturday, March 15, 1975 ARIES FRIDAY EENING Truth () Concentration (9) Wild World Animals (13) The Stonemans (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line ________________________________________________________________________________________ 8:30 (2.5) Chico And The Man ll Get By (a) We' (13) Champions (24) Wall Street Week 9:00 (2, 8) Rockford 525.000 Pyramid (9) H0I'ywood SATURDAY r-.' (6) Movie uares (9) (13) Wrestling (24) Jack Benny 8:00 (2. 8) Sanford And Son Friday Comedy SpecIal (9) Jaques Coustedu Ho? L BaltImore (24) ElvIra Madigan 9:30 (9) fktd Couple (13) The Detectives O:0O (2. 8) Policewoman (6) News Special (9) Baretta (13) DIck Powell Theatre (24) Endless Summer 'v:v %ei I-o. AMA"'''A (24) Heimaey Eruption 11:00 (2.6,8.9) News (24) Aviation (24) WashIngton Week 44) Movie ----------- -------- Li UdII IVOlOrh1J 633 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer Senester (8. 9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) My Favnrit' Martian (a) Star Trek (9) c' 1:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets - ----- - - ----- ---- (8) Go (44) Hrrald Cf Truth 8:CO (2) Adciirns Family 6 Favorite Martian (8) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Symbol Of (3$) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (4, 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 8:30 (2) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch (6) Speed Buggy (a) Banana Splits (9) Bugs Bunny Special Movie (44) Party 1:00 (9) li.,t A*.o_ n_.___,_ ,u9vI Tour (74) Romqnolis Table 4:00 (8) It Takes A Thief (24) Sports 70's 5:00 (6) Doval-Eastern (9) INOLEJ (44) Horizon's : of : Fti I i?1RtUr4NYiIRLHA5" AND FINALLY GROWN UPI jAmtscAAAo J RUCE LEE I th Alits oa Dijid'., / I Wk* RuIlv kAppiNni? REI,)rfl1J1 Plus "TWILIGHT PEOPLE" Fri., Sal., Mid.nlght Show 11p.m. "? * DRAGON s11111 cum Imm HflD 90M cum NEW OVER! SHOW HOWl AREA SHOWING PG YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE IT — TO BELIEVE IT! - - -. BURT REYNOLDS IN IW.W. AND THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS" AD Advc-turc7. 0, Gilligan (13) Movie 8)nd Of The Lost (9) Devlin (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Anglcy Hour 10:30 (2. I) Sigmound And Sea Monsters (6) Shazan (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (24) Zee Cooking School (35) Speed Racer 10:40 (13) Movie 11:00 1) Pi nk Pa nther (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolendas 2000 - Children's - WITH THE STORY 'OF ROBBIN ART CARNEY Acad 5 Nominee : - - JERRY REED MELTILLIS 7:30 9:1S - -. World CA ntry Music • Stars CONNIE VAN DYKE - - (44) Lost In Space 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers Wonderful Around Us (24) Zoom (3$) The Big Blue Marble fl jj PLAYING STARTS 'TAYDAY" TONIGHTI DJ WITH RIP ELIZABETH ASHLEY & - !J -- —. (24) Jack Benny (2,8) Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) FBI (13) Kung Fu (24) Ascent Of Man (3$) Movies 9:00 ;";;:ie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (9) (24) Nani (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 11:00 (2. 8, 9) NeWS (6) Newswatch (35) The Champions Sports (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Rock Concert (6) Movie 5:0 (35) Fisherman .--... (44) svrnn AflO ,., ,__,__. - UPC 'iiI UOJUCfl Awards 12:00 (6) Theatre Of Environment 6:00 (2. 6. 8) NeWS Stars (24) Black Journal (35) Bobby Goldsboro (44) 1Jn?irtihin 6:30 (8) The Protectors 1:00 () Thrilkr Bob Goldsboro 1:20 (6, 8) News Movie 8 830 today. Someone you can be the bridge things forget. 19) Means will become over luxury for your home that you previously troubled waters between available to get a YOUR BIRTHDAY 2:00 (2, 8) NCAA Basketball (6) Globe Trotters Popcorn Machine (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (74)Mttsrpc'gørs Neighborhood (35) Fishing (44) Soul Train 12 30 () Fat Albert (9) Wre-stiing (24) Villa Alegra T6 C N eevg - ID 1 ' -- ------- 0 rri Bt BOlt t -- — U1 LEO (July 23-Aug. Companions will find 22) you exhilarating because of your refreshing outlook con- and ,-, siderate, complimentary words fld (ICCdS. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Spet. 22) Your approach to another's handling of a tricky business , problem will be clever and practical. You'll realize a part of his profit, LIBRA (Sept. 23A)ct. 23) The seeds for a lasting social modest ..eZt..i Officers said the warehouse --- being used by Transcon was Corporation, Stable, at that -....---. CALL OUT THE T R11Tr. GATSBY'S J - - ) . ___ l * (Ir Ile #.4. 4444 INN '-'. - What are these pistols packed for? See Page 3A _____________________________ t * .e: z1 ',..+ . .'2-&'4- i.- BALLET SHOW IS The Performing Arts company of Florida, Inc. presents a con. .L. --i"Almos.. t flirn,... "ifl iu uir rJyu zsusri eatre, Lock Hay en Park, at 2:31" and 8:30 p.m. today iSaturday. Among the talented young dancers in the Fern Park-based company are Susie amblett and Chris RIgfns (fop) and Jennifer Hinson and David Lukacso. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) et'rt A LM OST BAROQUE Springs. -. . - —. Th written in language that any solidation of courthouse Seminole County and providing citizen could interpret without departments, opinion, Sherimi's office said, It for the appointment of the would appear that the raises serious questions." saw some merit in the problem provided by. the assistance of a Philadelphia . . special law What Vogt received from INCUMBENT by State Sen. John Vogt ( an appointed comptroll er would appro ve " The impracticality lawyer. — and the board of Legislature, with the COnd by vote of the electors Shevin was "an advisory county commissioners face in this respect. Sen. Lod Cocoa) has asked Attorney currence of a majority of the indeed impropriety in giving of the county, any county ifVogt first asked for an opinion" on the "County presumably, as to its propriety on Genera Robert Shevin electors of Semincle County the county commissioners the Wils (I-Merritt Wand) said ficersmaybethosen in anotir right to hire and fire, at their the legislation would be matter therein." and opinion on the legality of opinion when the Seminole Comptroller — propriety of as a practical matter as well as might . . (provide) for th — "The special law providing for ap- its legality." amended to include a provision County Commission creating an appointed e pleasur e, the county officer who placi appointment of the county 1968 homerule article. . . ex. office of legislation separating the pointment by the board — of county is charged by the consti legal responsibility on pressly provides th comptroller ng at "any At none of the legislative comptroller of Seminole with county coininissloners. for court and finance Seminole County. rcspqnsthility oftution pie- the County commission for county officer may be chosen in County." The lead paragraph In the hearings held in Seminole has it ng ibflitie of Circuit Court Clerk The senator, chairman of auditing county expenditures another manner... been suggest ed that the co ty somewhat complicated Jr. and Seminole County Legislative Arthur IL Beckwith - - - - said mw.ie criminally respon. In the last pataraIth the pku to sme the incumbent. un -'--'-.' -. The kgIslator also Included delegation. indicated et : t ount believe the attorney orintiatn, WA 'I county's plan Is oap. - your rqut t a proviaton that th BeckWlth,ouz1ty comptroller. e an 'a'isáy law once hi apeactkml of his duty in t recent legislative hearing, he pointacomptrollerto ha s respect -- IS passed by tter ,tje e Legislature must general has given us adequa te opinion' eonee'nlng a proposed would like the new opini At the end of the four page for th, however, the provision immediately apparent" the receive apth proval by Se on to be fiscal affairs, in line with special act creating the office e appointment of the opinhitl minole advice," Vogt said at the recent opinion a formal one on legality and be modernization and states. legislative hearing, indica ting which details a county comptroller by the County's voters. con- of county comptroller of Supreme Court advisory board Shevin's of county commissioners onion was confusing The delega tion apparently Shevin's opinion says "when at best. I.- Oka s Wek'oiva _- _ __ . d -_ T1- • c, de Todav I it approved, the Wekiva Rivur would be the first and only river in Florida to receive toe wild and scenic river" designation.. (V(AAGI t,TP* *1 4. '4%43S. 14414444 ........ I'.... 'Ml$ttaH 'Mooney Bill' Probed Requirements for the The "Mooney Bill" is on its way out and Donna Estes QUALITY INN NORTH has a mind-provoking column on the subject on today's editorial page. Probed "wild scenic" designation Provide for no encroachment by ii.ian in the area. It was Parents' Da% at Sanford Naval Acaderily Ft iday and despite bad weather, boat sinkings and collisions, the annual regatta was a success. For pictures and story see the Herald's sports pages. LONGWOOD, FLA ' -- Index V F V, It ___ + - - - ' -' - ranger stations and o!.her state The "scenic" designation for well-groomed $ deputies Saturday - - •_ '• -' -. - - ' . "' """ ECL1i&I I HELD FOR MRS. ASKEW RECEPTION well-kept fishing camps in order that they may be used for use, if the state has that segment of the river designated Two black men, one arwed with a .38 caliber pistol, robbed an Exxon Semice Station of SSO in Sanford early Saturday morning and fled on foot, acc0rding to the Seminole County were searching for the two men, one identified as in his 30s +r IV irll~ and the second man about 18 - '-' )ears old Service station attendent Dennis J. Bohula told deputies .i i 1-: / -, t~at the two men came from behind the station and told him, "We are going to rob) ou put -. the money in the bag." The older man pressed the Pistol to Bohula's side and 1 i - Bohula put the money in the Mid cash drawer into the white bag that the younger man was i .--carrying, deputies said. Mrs. Donna Lou Askew, third from left, chats with The two men also stole $5 representaUves of the Citrus Council of Girl ScouLs Saturday during a reception In the governor's wife's honor from Bohula's wallet. Bohula held at the chamber of Commerce told deputies the two men were building. Joining M Askew, Ask are from left, Mrs. Julia Chase, Doris Mason, Mrs. D.L. Harper, Mn. mtoxicatNl at tsket 's mother; Mrs. Claire Kushar, president of the the tim1 ! the Citrus Council of Girl Scouts, and Mrs. Charles robbery tiarrell, (Herald Photo he,' Bill Vineen(i "- mentalist, said the council was In "agreement" to retain the as "scenic." 30586 2-4000 41 X + Euga, a local environ- Regatta Success Told Armed Robbery Ile department also this Euga reported the latest decided to "continue working" developments oa the inuch on the problem of fish camp debated Wekiva River from A 4.5 mile Seminole COuhtY owners on the islands in the discussions this week with seginent of the Weklva River river In Seminole County. said officias of the department of definitely will be recommended Delbert Euga, a member of naturAl resources in Tallaha3by the state Department of council on conservation and the en. Aw, Natural Resources as being vironment with the depart. designated a "wild and wenic ment. Euga said recommendatform an oiiai with f,ie tieEuga said guidelines would Oft the 4 S mile segment In partmAent said Saturday. have to be worked out in order Seminole County, from the Also to be Included in the de. that the more than 40 well kept Wekiva River llaven Fish partment s recommendations fishing camps nia remain (amp to the St Johns Ether, to the governor and cabinet will the islands In the riser, while and the 6 mile stretch in Lake bedeslgnaUnga6rnll segment that 8-mile section of the river Count)', from SR 46 to the St. of the controversial river in receives a "scenic" river Johns' may be presented to the l,ake County. designation. governor and the cabinet for approval within two weeks. SR434&I.-4 - Officials said that case is still pending In Pinellas County. Aiiih,'rii,,c .,;.i .i.. iaoie, at one time in the past, was associated wi th the Olympiad Book Store on SR -436 at - and -., . -4 . 0 U"CH'tL)U4QUflAU ZPMpid,5..-4., $4 i' By MICKEY LOCHRIDGE Iferald Staff Writer $2.25 $1.25 -. r ' y J D . 15.,95 sold or distributed obscene magazines to adult book stores over the state. Resources Council En o Su d Specialt Wr _____ ¶. .., LUNCH •' Ok . NOW OPEN FOR - *"v . "c" —' — - — __ t•$..* -- By DONNA EES Herald Staff Writer - . 4)9$ 4 A Comptroller 0 Pinion Asked BV Voot - Q%,44,19 foo, l0tM -- n%arrirnlsa - .1 Altamnon Liii WANTED __ - iT_ surroundings. Your natural tTeativity today has a lasting' effect 0 4 in department and Altamonte police raided a warehouse at 423 Josiane Court, Altamonte Springs and confiscated tons of materials including movies, projectors. books and the basis of a few worth you -exchange with a new acquaintance. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Channel your artistic urges - - III-` relationship will be shown on fn......l Slail nriicr I turn. 'as an officer of the Altamonte Pnhr.n ,4ii.f I corporation, tt) willful and reckless Circuit Court Judge Voile disregard of returned to 1abte for tran. out pornography in Seminole," sjthtion out of the county. Herring said, reflecting that the ,, Semlnole.flreyard State Alt)' Transcon'srjhts The ate has returned the negotiations through Mabie's ' Abbott Herring has negotiated Williams Jr. threw out the raid The suit sought an inJuntior mater ials officials attorney, Gerald Rutberg of a settlement that he says vir. case Aug. lb, declaring the and $10,000 damages •d except ra for three cartons of Casselberry, "were probably tually cleans up pornography In search warrant used was Herring said Saturd;,1y that books and magazines valued at the prudent thing to do." Seminole. defective. Ilerring appealed the the agreement entered into by about i ;3 0 t 00 11 ese will bes deci cr log announced Saturday stipulates At one time Mabie stroyed is thnoledbu that Jerry Ite Mabie, 31 of Court of Appeals at West paln, federal court suit will : dering ou id, under the residence Orlando, and Marva Dean leach. dismissed upon approval of the agreement h authorities say he has now e will drop his Mabie later filed a federal Graham, of Casselberry, have Sho,riff court and that approximately 60 appeal of the warehoam raid moved from the county. signed a cease and desist court sui( charging Herring, per cent of the materials seized evidence suppression. Mable was !-ned . nd u'ment tiImg thes ;on tin %cdr( Li raid will Ix liii. i. .i L st' 1)111 I ukr ii Lou,' last - year for v opAerate outlets for sale of interstate transportation of alleged Pornographic materials obscene materials and later in the county. charged with probation Ms. Graham was arrested violation for failure to pay L, July 17 on a charge of fine, possession of obscene mated when agents from Herring's lie as arrested at Sanford in good. - -. RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3364 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA Located In The Edgewater Shopping Center, Cot. Edgewater & Par BRIAN COLLINS COMING MARCH it & 7 P9 R Action Ends Seminole ' Smut' Operation friends, 15, 1975 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) couldn't afford. One who is close to your heart AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) has good news for you. Seek a If you have to make a short trip Others will help you brighten quiet secluded rendezvous to for duty's sake, dolt today. it your financial outlook this year. hear it. will be far more pleasant than Things you've always wanted GEMINI (May 21-June 20) traveling tomorrow. but couldn't afford will be Even though many miles PISCES (Feb.20-March2O)A within reach by year's end seoarate you. your dreams and ntnnnnt iirnric Is in store without strai ni ng the budget r aspirations .ill be in harmony with one you're fond of. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Although you won't know it for a while, a close friend s1ll help your career by performing an unselfish act to make you look WIFE s*4 Sanford, Florida 3277 1— Price 20 Cents about you. prove in a material way he e. engineer, they C 0 ht E D Y SPECIAL have three children and typical 21) 'Me conversational buzz PREMIERE "Love Nest" family problems. Originally slatedpremiere 9-11 CBS FR!DA'i' NIGHT L-6-11 %Sv-plimbef, it was rA back, and now launches this MOVIES "Cage Without a Key" ilii i ic III-' new series of situation A chiller, featuring Susan Dey, . — fr In) ILii_1(\ comedies under consideration who used to be a member of J for next season. The "Love TV's Partridge family. She o takeW her husband Nest" pilot stars Florida plays a young girl with a dinner 1 dancing [I* Friebus a Charles Lane as pleasant personality who finds t "The Happy Cookers" senior citizens living in Florida. herself in a series of idghI ied ly W(xIl like tomarr dramatically change but find it us Orlando Ave. THE BUCKET economically unsound because character. Michael Brandon, BRIGADE — 15 pieces of our it would reduce their social Jonelle Allen and Sam Bottoms Winter Park 6474720 honey dipped chicken, 6 rrr—r--i-----Security income. It is a warm are featured. comedy about a difficult salads of your chol'-e.lpint 9.10 NBC CHICO AND THE situation that confronts many MAN 'L. gravy — Feeds $ to 7 people. Live elderly people. Chico reads in the' obituary a' 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND column that "Ed Brown" dflied, 0%95 SON Family Man" Tonight's ai episode deals with friend memorial I 'I Gray's big problem. He moves accept Ed's de se he's 8•22 andII Was Value family, but their middle-class possible But life-style mak es hi Good Thurs., Sat m umneasy He he's more upset to learn that Sun wants t(l come back to the other fewshowed up for his ", -side Of the fence, where Sanford "memorial service." Chico P9, NI is waiting with open arms. reschedules another "service" Chappy is 8.9 ABC KOLCHAX: THE to make Ed happy — as happy de '(C lightful NU1HTSTAUER "The Youth as Ed can ever get! dance Killer" Tonight's horror tale 1011 NBC POLICE WOMAN I focuses on a swinging singles s1.nr ' Dinners 95 group that gets coolezloff bya I I I avwp seriesof disappearances. Four p mys au, ex-cop turned private , -*am without eye this time out, as guest star. young men disappear Entree, vegetable, etc. 3AIAD SAL traL,e. Four aged victim are fie has an odd assignment., a dessert and beverage mobster hires him as found and Kolcluik ties ffiem together, researches Greek bodyguard. 9imkgoo&rssfbr*gpodnmo( mythology and finds a clue in 11:30-1 a.m. ABC IN CO the archives pertinent to Helen CERT Roy Clark hosts tonight's of Yroy and her search for show from the Grand Ole Opry &0e .FRIEDCMIM Cloed Sunday eternal youth. OP" Daily 11 A.m. lillp.m., Fri. a Sal.111 10p.m. in Nashville. Diana Trask, Mel 111110FIrenchAve. A, Son 8:30-9 CBS WELL GET BY TInis, Johnny Rodriguez and "n'-' P are 1 -among the n14'HERE Another family Mmmie ear comedy, this om set in Nor- P"ts in the an-couritry show. them New Jersey, a little 1-2:30 am. NBC MIDNIGHT r j y suburban town just minutes SPECIAL Unust.al show in n ay away from the George Clive Davis, president of a e Washington Bridge and frantic record company Bell Records is Brunch,W 0 Manhat tan. The series was the host. His guests includemated by Alan Akki, star of Blood, Sweat and Tears, PRIME RIB OF BEEF IIII 1"t 1:011 AF11A C"UIACt4 MASH." who also wrote this marking the return of lead -You I be s bee Ow ow dowIN OA 3110 TO IHE opening episode and three singer Da Id Clayton Thomas IViNiA0iEINCsct'1f S AL AD B AR others. Paul Sori,ino, a noted to the act, Melissa Manchester , Broadway actor, is starred as Barry Manflow, and Loggins the father. Mitzie Hoag plays and Messina. -.'..' 67th Year, No. 1 7 7— Sunday, March 16, 1975 helped and A4- AFTERNOON -W 8:00 () Movie 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooney (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9:30 (2, 8) Run Joe Ru (6) Partridge Family v, (44) Mod squal Unlimited - - - - Man name mat tune Open Wide World Of (35) Party Neighborhood is 7:30 (2) Friends Of - - 1 30 (44) No Place For A Picnic 2:00 (6) Hogan's Heroes (24) Electric Company 2:30 (6) Great Mysteries (9) WrCStllnq (13) Movie (24) Zee Cx*ir; School 3:00 (6) Sounding Board (24) AmerIca (44) Movie 3:30 (6) Women's Tennis Association (9) Pro Bowlers Safety (24) Putney Swope 12:00 (2. 5) MIdnight Graham Crusade (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Grandpeople (35) Department S" (41) Wrestling (8) Billy (9) 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac '• Sports Legends Festival Invaders (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Basketball 144) Basketball MORNING o; ' (35) 7:00 (2) Untamed World (6) Hee How 1:00 (4) Children's Film be ?ijgttjy CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. didn't yourself into situations where you 7'00 (7) To Tell The (35. diplomacy today. InJecr saying nice Country TONIGHT'STV (March 21-April 19) behind your back will You exude charm and complimentary. Others are later thought ungrateful will (9) Circus (3$) Pop C EVENING OSOL 1 Continued (In 11:11"r 1' /m act Fees On Sha By BILL BELLE VILLE Herald Staff Writer comnmmssjoners about tossing more low and moderate cost organization has discussed the contributio ns, the board also (IUI the fees, and generally housing, they should eliminate legality of the impact fees, but .""'.-A-1i.." - -. - -------- �2A-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, March U lflS After Newest Employee I - Post Quits Burglaries Keep Officers Busy NA110N IN .0 Fire Chief Rapped By Council BRIEF Congress One Step Closer To Approving $ 100 Rebate WASHINGTON (AP) Congress Is one step closer to approving a tax cut that would assure virtually every family in America a rebate of at least 1100 in May. Acting with unusual speed, the Senate Finance Cornml (tee approved on Friday a 0.2-billion reduction In 1974 and 19Th individual and business income taxes. The figure Is $13 billion above what President Ford recommended as a stimulus to the sagging economy and - $9.3 billion more than the lbuse approved, Thus, in early May the Treasury Department would begin mailing the rebate checks that are designed to provide a quick injection of cash Into the economy. ) BRIEF 1: 1 By DONNA ESTES Urging economy, Grant accounts in his budget are LaBossiere Insisted the refuted LaBosslere's statement received a copy only two weeks Herald Staff Writer conflict was between the city's that the firefighter was hired ago. Mrs. Lormann said it is the asked LaBossiere to be con- already overexpended, urging LONG WOOD Fire Chief personnel policy which requires under one personnel policy and department heads' respon- servatlon minded In the use of the chief to make sure fire Roy LaBosslere came under a six-month probationary a new one was adopted at. sibllity to know the city policy electricity in the fire station, department gasoline is being "I'm not an LB.J. I won't charged to his account. fire from the city council in period before pay raises are terwards. Mrs. Shomate said and Scott said the policy should Council said an unexpected workshop session after he given and the 5tate retirement the current policy, sponsored be explained to new employes walk behind you turning out the adding, charge to the budget late in the Grant said, by Council member June fund policy which requires when hired. Councilman Don lights," announced the latest year could bring trouble. not necessary for firefighter, hired Jan. 2, plans eight per cent deduction fromLormann and modeled on the Schreiner said the county however, It is Connell said even though Seminole County policy, went employes work under the same all the Lights In the fire salary after only des. quit April 1. The rapid turnover in the lire Council Chairman J.R. into effect Jan. 1 and the new policy and do not seem to have a department to be on all day laBossiere assured him bills were being turned In at the end long. department this will be the Grant, saying the fire chief lu's firefighter went on duty Jan, 2. problem. the of each month for payment, thti LaBossiere recommended that said Grant third man In little more than approached him the *)' o. Grant said the "ditch three months was hit by casions over the past several firefighter has a "money diggers" In Public Works city council lake over full was not the case. He reCoinCouncilman H.A. Scott, who weeks asking special treatment problem" and is receiving only Director Ralph Fisher's responsibility for hiring a new mended the city change purasked LaBosslere If the men for firefighters, accused $198 In take home pay every two department are just as lm- firefighter to make sure the chase order policy to a central portantas firefighters and ff the man Ls properly Informed about system whereby the city were leaving because they LaBosslere "You don't have the weeks. He said he was would control the spending and unaware of personnel policy were waived city policy. didn't want to work for the city best interests of the city at or because they didn't want to heart." Councilman Gerard Connell keep department heads in- b the new policy until a month for one it should be changed for City Clerk Onnie shornate after it was adopted and all or else discarded. warned LaBossiere certain formed on their budget status. work for him. IN r 01nA Insurance Companies Not To - S - DETROIT I API - General Motors, caught with too le~a"115 ls%aq an intense battle to recapture lost sales by pushing small cars like its never done before. "The game plan in Detroit Is small cars," says a rnan for Fr(l M'r C. "And GM 15 Nu s ting every nut and bolt to lake whatever they can away from us. Our plan isto do whatever we can to stop them." The GM drive Is a complete turnabout for a company which has traditionally been pre-eminent in the highprofit, big car market, Rfikkio- ry Rn To Hi * g hli * g ht to Tt in ic. Eaa Theft Action Delaved re I BY BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Circuit Court Judge Co u rt Robert B. McGregor has delayed sentencing two men convicted of gra nd larceny of a truckload of eggs until the defenda nts take polygraph tests. Donald Ray Chuinel, 20, of Casselberry, and Earl Wayne Durden, 24, of Leesburg, still mainta in they're innocent and di dn't steal a refrigerated van loaded with 273 dozen eggs from Musselwhite Eggs Inc., Forest City, on Dec. 11. Durden claims he just went along for the ride w hen Channel used a ren tal tru ck to deli ver part of the eggs to a Tampa firm. The men arrested the next day when they returned to Trials for defendants accused jumped from behind a and sexually assaulted him. of rape, false Imprisonment, telephone pole, removed her The youth escaped when his sexual battery and robbery as a clothing and assaulted her, father and brother found him juvenile highlight cases Patrick Andrew Sims, 21, of with the assailant 12 hours later Patty Hearst Case docketed for trial this week &43 N. Winter Park Drive, and the assailant fled on loot. before Circuit Court Judge Casselberry, is accused of false Samuel Williams Mcclarlen, By The Associated Press Robert B. McGregor at San. imprisonment and sexual 18, of 1106 Pecan Ave., Sanford, A federal grand jury in San Francisco is preparing to ford, buttery in connection with a faces trial on charges of rob. reopen its inquiry into the yearold Patricia Hearst case James Edward Knight, 20, of bizarre 124iour alleged ab- bery and use of a firearm in amid reports that the FBI has shifted its march for the 1804 W. 15th St., Sanford, is duction and assault incident commission of a felony. fugitive newspaper heiress to new areas, including the accused In the Feb 1 rape of a involving an 18-year-old youth. MeClarien turned 18-years.old West Coast. 48-year-old woman In a wooded Sims was arrested by police on Nov. 11. He was indicted as a Reports this week that Miss Hearst and several area off Southwest Road at after an all-night search for an Juvenile by the Seminole associates hid out in a Pennsylvania farm house last fall Sanford. assailant who woke up the County Grand Jury in con. triggered new sightings and possible fresh leads for inThe victim told sherifirs youth in his bedroom, took him nection with the Sept. 28 holdup vestigators. deputies that a young man to a wooded area at knifepoint of a 7-Eleven store at Park Ave. -.- . and 12th St., Sanford. _____ In other cases on the trial __ docket for the week, Charles _______________________ Revived • Ci-Wide ~_&, -._ Fl_=_~. A .,; .... tt I. V ( s' Clean L t_tk~z~ - 0 :. 1, - -1 ~.. . .. I -.It - : \ Up Days Set - . Antli,ny Sweet, 19, of 1711 W. 15th St., and John Henry Wimberly, 21, of 1300 W. Seventh St., both Sanford, face trial on robbery charges. beginning Match 31 to pick up all trash including heavy trash articles which nomally would not be picked up by a :': e','sfii In for Chappell, Stern said he believes Chappell's sanity may be in question. "In my estimation your story is so transparent and patently false Its not worth y of belief." McGregor, however, delayed sentenc ing after bo th defendants requested lie detector tests in reference to the egg theft. Judge McGregor also delayed sentencing until • . s4 100 11b 1 recommends cutting education spending by 1.9 per cent while urging a S per cent boost for the Department of Health and Rehalibitative Services. He charged that Askew "La seriously jeopardizing the future of Florida when he proposes cutbacks in education opportunities for children and puts prisons first. IV I Southern Bell Seeks Damages Sou thern Bell Telephone has th e cables were damaged by a fell into a "trash obliterator." filed suit In circuit court at backhoe on the public right-of- The action asks a jury trial and Sanford seeking $32,000 way near the Ranch [louse has been assigned to Circuit t-iih vi (I-i,-..4-. i,...., ,..i.... - -. In nrt -.n compensation In Tallahassee, said Friday that the foulup may mean an extra five-week waft borsomepms just filed their first claims. Postal employes said the problem occurred at an (). lando postal distribution center and an extensive search failed to turn up the mall, which included thousands of other pieces of state correspondence. Burnett sa id th e lost computer cards Involve plo)ment offices in Orlando, Cocoa, Daytona Bea ch, 1,eesburg, Melbourne, Fort Myers and Naples. He said the posta l loss affected an estimated $500,000 In unemployment payments. Probably not! A True, safe deposit vaults and boxes provide far greater protection than an individual could provide himself. But, if the financial institution where you rent a safe deposit box were robbed or looted, the financial institution, itself, would be protected by insurance, but you would be. Nor could you collect from tha Because we think our customers deserve it. For information about this added protection for your valuables, stop by any of the six offices of First Federal of Seminole. This exclusive service is available only at First Federal of Seminole at the three offices shown below. Cash, silver and gold bullion excIudccJ - • collections usca a n Tuesdays and Fridays. Cost to city residents for curbside garbage col,ectlon is $4 per month. . 1::7 111 -. . . W 4, _ TU 7 J&,, . • L I V . - I J i \ . ' I , - V~ --- 0; . VIC ;C. T -1 . 1v_ __V V _ ____ *5003SE __ .- - - - " -' • 7 - - ,._ 0 / Charlotte Ringling, daughter I I I ii 1 if 1 1 I Slary Jane Mallory, M.R.C., coordinator Of outreach services, and Mrs. IJIa Dickerhoff, R.N., outreach c(minselor, alternate the days in I i1'''p .tJJ II IJ... I I I .1 tI Dr. lflu 0' J.C . 1)1 , • . Greek Tycoon t-%---- ! - •. - - .. • ak a 4 ' '- ' ' PACKING GALS — . ... F. ...... . .. .. .... _________ tml i~; —_ I' -- ~ . - -7 X - s he riffsdeputjeson a charge of carrying concealed firearm. Bond was set at $5,000 - - - I .- morning followi ng his arrest by ' • " j . 1 X - A *nose heseIndies,fromleft, Puckett, all of Oikd, and they are being used in pistol shooting Instruction under the watchful eye John Erwin, FBI shooting Instruc tor, as of th e trio takes part In one of the poli ce training courses offered at Seminole Junior College. The ladies have proven they're sharp'sbooters all ready. (Herald Photo b) Bill Vincent ) .r, (Continued From Page 1-A) builders. Now that econcmy is the many deals. process now of re-writing our down, we should relax th'm," Commissioner Dick Williams plat laws in an effort to avoid If no other sources of revenue said that several Association duplication in steps that a can be found, Kwiatkowski said members had met with him and person has to go through in that he might even favor an asked for a easing of zoning, platting property." - additional tax on county-wide and a removal of cornIlattaway says he thinks real estate closings. "Even a mit ments. "I can go along with subject of doing away with the fraction of a percent would cost the zoning," Williams said. commitments "merits the buyer very little, but would "But the commitments thscussioa," but he admitted produce a lot of money from all amount to millions of dollars." that if )OU don't get Impact fees, you don't have fire and has tried to base the fees on "the difference between actual cost and ad valorem." State-mandated funding would be a better and more efficient source of revenue for Community services than would personating a police officer, Parker, a carnival barker, was placed in Seminole County Reason 3. ,We spend all the time we comes to preparing your return. We conduct in-depth interviews to make sure we Unders ta nd your' personal tax situation. And, we keep all information completely confidential • t..- - . I—* , 0, -"I. .. _~_/ .- ST. PADDY S DAY - SP ECIA L -, ~.. and ;\.j Irish Potatoes -- 1.:4r'lI..a-, i aC'!-. IlilAtnis O!!OOIl AVINUI AT Iii STATI ( *I - rned Beef & Cabbage ' — ($ Lb 1 ROUTE nn I 4.5Aoeop. s-sn.isp IT'S NOT TOO EARLY To VISIT APP'S FOR EASTER... ,..f , 4:al#. _ ,." - )k II ,' (' • %*. ~ .1 declared. But, he emphasized that "I would want It (funding) re&%ns why you snould come to US for Macon, Ga.. was arrested the Florida Highway patrol Troopers Friday night and jail in lieu of 15(X) bond. mpact Fees Status Shaky ' Li~jr. %! ji' % -. " ,t;f q -' .- -11 / "t% jt:i//7 .. - . 0. ,.,...ff - -. ' ':\ Jji,, t r - - I ,' 1 IN- j61 'k... i f "i .1 " / / FASHION FIVER OF DACRON BY i- - Ii I' /k. V 1 1:i7 4 A f",,#7 % J !- 'f II 4' f \ ,3#1 ' ' I \f ( \j " . % "i . / ' /1 ut:,' .. ,I*- . ,,.1 '..LLc -' j ~ "I:- f r 1 "!i ½-.? iii ','7fM" RESORTWEAVE I / I :'1;:v çf"" g.t ---I - 11_. y 1, ,, - .., I 'Izs J ,, _.- L ' 0 , /1/1 I 4 I ' I* %' ., , I .' 1" t. , 1. ' ,.11 '1 '.:JL 17 need when it -'- - - — (.OflUfliSSIOfi wearing a dark Jacket. Cecil Hall, 61, 24fl Chase 1s " 1. __ - '' • . -- __ __ .• . . N county making alcoholism major public health problem. Recommendations made by Miss Mallory and Mrs. Dickerhoff for aid depend n the office, the condition of the indi vi dual Of the contacts made last and may Include Inpatient year, 330 or nearly half were rehabilitative treatment in the with individuals having Orlando center, treatment in acknowledged drinking other programs, involvement in problems, Miss Mallory said. In the Center's outpatient therapy arranging rehabilitative groups, or perhaps affiliation assistance for those persons or with A.A. others with problems, the Center counselors made contacts with the cour ts, social service agencies and schools in . . - _.*:..................... II ), p,l n , ningng of 51$ Locust Ave., Sanford, Commenting on the strength has been awarded a National Mid Florida Center for treatment in the Orlando Achievement of the county's legal position to Alcoholism said its field per. center. $1,000 askde%elopera to "%oluntal.U)" sonnel made about 700 contacts chniauhJp (sponsored b) commit large a,Iiounts of In elaborating on the services Dow Chemical Co) In open money to services, CommIssion in Seminole co un ty dur ing 1974 Miss Mallory said the majority competition with other in provi di ng its rehabi lita ti ve of the men and Harry Kwiatkowski said that women aided Finalists Th e services to local residents -Seminol e High 'If som000v took their corn are employed or are Sc hool Senior to stud) In plans The Orlando based, non housewives She pointed nhitment.s to court, they would out the field of medical research profi t alcoholic rehabilitation that two-thirds of tia%e a good legal case" American She is student government program provides service in adults drink at least Kwiatkowski said that he OC president, a member of the would fa%orre%enue other Seminole coJnty from a contact casionally and that an National than Honor Society and that provided by the impact Office now located at the First estimated eight per cent of UnitedMethodistChurchofflce, those who drink evidence has won many awaids as a lees 'They were okay when 419 Park Ave., Sanford MFCA alcohol addiction Applying member of the school bant1 times were better for the counselors maintain a regular 9 those national a.erages to th wr HAVE STATE FORMS e " am, to 3p.m. schedule there on local population, there would be Monda)s and Fridays MIss 4,800 alcoholics In Seminole o& LOUD / J ,.J I I % . . 1- 11 1 ." . -_ _ - - - ~. - :"4-: Descriptions of the two men given to deputies by Bohula the older man was 6 feet, 165 lbs., wearing a black leather coat, was missing three teeth and one ear was cut, A "One legislative action can do more in providing revenue I ttii From Page l'Aj ' the impact fees, Ilattaway said. WINNER robed . - in AlcoholicCenter - .: r; H&W ___ ". '-: The Tuscawilla area tin serviced County Disposal, suddenly went out of business recently. Garbage pick-up in this area is currently provided by Reliable Garbage Service, Inc., picked up prepaid accountts of Seminole County I Robbery _______. It//" _______________ __ — w 1uu& not increased to provide our customers this additional protection and peace of mind. Why, then, is this new service being provided? ~ --- WINTER SPRINGS-11 & Refuse Service, Inc., the ex. elusive franchised refuse collector for the City of Winter Springs is extending service to residents of the city living in the Tuscawilla area as of April 1 This firm is the only one --authorized to collect garbar hout the 7 - -1 city, and with the extention of se rvice to this area will be servicing th e whole city, Becur to councilman John ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)-gate Offidals say about 5,000' unemployed Floridians will have to wait an extra week to get state compensauon checks because their computer cards were lost in th e mall. a not ___-- Service Thurman Burnett, administrator of unemployment : ____ . ..••___ — Unemployment Checks Lost - matically provides ultra-modern vaults, alarm systems and all recognized standards of security. Rental prices have been N Firm Association United said Friday. IJA IIIUIU swer __.. . children 'Ignoring th e f unding crisis In ed ucation today means higher welfare and prison costs tommorrow," Richard Batchelder, executive d ir ector of the Florida Educa tion :.. available at modest cost. FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE auto- - ets Ref use G TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Rival teacher organizations have attacked Gov. Reubin Askew's budget request, accusing him of putting prisons a head oLschool 'A contents Fl - ___ ____ T eachers Upset Over Budget FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE introduces a "first" to central Florida, Effective March 1, 1975 all box-holders who rent safe deposit boxes at First Federal of Seminole will receive a $5,000 VTT1 Life and Casualty policy—absolutely free—insuring the of their boxes up to that amount. Additional coverage L I1 T. "The staff was certainly overzealous and th. ;drty was a mistake but it won't happen again," Francis P. Kelly said. "I feel the matter is behind us." Kelly said in a letter Friday to Rep. R.W. Peaden, DPensacol a , that adult patients were permitted one 4-ounce glass of wine or two 6-ounce glasses of beer during a Dec. 2C Christmas party. Peaden, who said he learned of the party from con. sutuents, had called for the resignation of Dr. Donald I Kimbrell, the Reta rdation Division regional director who approved the party. Kelly said such drastic ac ti on was un,irrdnted i financial institution without entering into costly litigation and proving negligence in court. ._ . official who allowed wine and beer to be served to retarded adults at a party at Sunland Hospital here. S _- - , ( )1(l.\NIxj, Fla. lAP) — The head of the state's Division of Retardation say: he plans no action against 0 o three ec .ijjJ Seminole (Boulevard), south to Airport Boulevard and Hwy. 1792 west to the city limits. On A pril? the pick up wi ll start at Seminole Boulevard and go south to 25th street and Hwy. 17-92 east to Mellenvifle. On April 14 the clean up will start at Seminole Bouleva rd south to 25th street and Mellonville Avenue esit the city limits. Also on 25th Street th'tU 51 tbdT fIVOdtO 1t7bOOk ChIT$Ckfl. R1PIUeffflt sou th to the ci ty limits and on "UUle Home On the Prairie" (top photo) and 'derfla" were Hwy. 17-92 east to Mellonville (from left) Sosya Savage, Tanya Miller and Debra Smith. In photo below, teachers dress as "Wizard of Ox" c ha racters and Avenue. City Manager Warren 'Pete' Robin Hood. From left, Miss Tins Berg, Mn. Nande Hobby, Miss Knowless said a ref use truck Debbie Qf sad M. Cheryl Tpehurch. (Herald Photos by th be wi grabbier hook da Nkbeü) making the rounds to load heavy trash articles. CHARACTERS from the Tampa egg dealer. counties. Chappell faces sentencing to two possible life sen tences In the cases. steal them himself. "I don't believe you. I think you're lying," McGregor told Channel, '. No Action In Sunland Party ues ioii truuie ¼AJP1ItP1I Or your the city. r STORYBOOK seek payment of a check April 24 for Thomas William Chappe ll, 27-yearold AWOL Marine who pleaded guilty Feb. 3 to armed rnhh.rie* In both Orange and Semi nole The two cases were co nsolidated for trial at Sanford after Chappell waived venue In Orange Cou nty. Senten cing was delayed in the cases Friday after defense attorney Bill Stern sought mental examinations for his clien t and was told to submit the moti on to the court In wTitlng. Momen ts before Stern had been chastised by the court for not properly seeking a copy of courtordered psychiatric examina tions made Last week on his client. In seeking further exams Ordered - 0 - - I were McGregor last week when sentencing was scheduled in the case that he knew the eggs were stolen but didn't .1 I Sheriff's investigators Satur. man then told the girl he would and a rifle, two cameras, a vestigating burglaries at tw day were searching o change was taken from the beer roof-top air conditioning unit to for a man take her home but instead took large number of rare in a white car coins and businesses on West tr 13th S eet garden. At George's Grcery, enter the Cumberland Farms who enticed an ter to the parking lot and a diamond eight-year-old girl into the car assaulted her, engagement ring in which intruders, believed to 1506 W. 13th St., Cigarettes, store, SR 4.34, Longwood, and and wedding band set were be juveniles, damaged front at an elementary school n beer, wine and a radio were made off with a safe, Longwood The man reportedly released missing from the residence, south doors to gain entry. reported taken in a similar police reported. Seminole, drove her to an the child at another apartment Stereo equipment, $30 in a partment complex parking lot complex Patrolman Ray Bronson style burglary. and her mother later pennies and eight Playboy reported Acting city Public Safety that he responded to a and molested her, forcing the Sanford Caity Manager Director James Pleicones said found the girl walking along a nmgazines were reported taken call that a break-in wai in Warren girl to perform sexual acts, E. "Pete" Knowles the yeggs exiled via a rear door nearby street. in a burglary at Officers said the child was Deputy P. J. Higgins reported Sweetbriar Branch, the Ill progress and saw two persons, reported his .357 magnum with money and cigarettes Longwood, believed to be Juveniles, run revolver and ho ls waiting for a relative to pick items valued ter, valued at valued at approximately p15, at $1,416 were home of Richard Meagher, from her up after school when the reported Gibuon's Beer Gardens. $142, was stolen from the glove missing after a according Pleicones said five Cumberto a report filed by Bronson and man, parked in his car at th patrolman Joe A. compartment of his city au e burglary at the home of to land i. deputy F. M. Stewart. Farm stores in nearby school, ta lked th Dillard chased the tL!pects n omirre since Thursday. e girl into McPherson, 428 Roxoboro Orange County have been stepping on the brake pedal Road, L foot to Mulberry Avenue and ongwood. b ur glarized in recent weeks by Sanford "while he checked something." 12th Street before losing them Longwood Higgins said three men were the same methods and ngDeputy H. S. Morton said the Officers said an seen fleeing the scene In a car wood Investigators Sanford police are i n are detennlnedamoiintnc i.iir vl fl....,t -. ripped inrougn a cooperating with Orange _____ County authorities In nrobIri i C tri All -i IU VV I! U - the burglary. -- illegal dealing Premiums ment can fully examine the new rate increase,,O,Ill .Saidlnastatejient I Chappell admitted that he held up an Altamonte Springs covenicnce store Dec. 30 and an Orlando drugstore on Dec. . Channel told Judge ," Sunday, March U17s- Leputies Search For Chiia Molester Raise Malpractice Rates r"j Game Plan: Push Small Cars is TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Companies writing malpractice Insurance for Florida doctors have been ordered by the state not to raise rates during the life of a Policy or by canceling th e policy , Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley said he Issued the emergency order Friday to stop the Argonaut Insurance Co. from cancelling policies today of 5,500 doctors In th e Florida Med ical Association, O'Malley said that Argonaut planned to cancel the Policies and then issue new ones with sharply increased premiums, . The----commint hnc ....n,... u Po increase on top of a 96 per cent hike that took effect Jan. 1. - Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL ' _Lo~ .. ..". - - -, . '1! Vj -~ .,. " -:: ---f..-I : .., - . ':. !-29 1 i, \1 .!::: ::- The handsomeness 01 this ne-,'j choc. Suit is reason enough for owning t But this is a Palm Beach Fashion Fiver, so you get much more than a fashionable business suit. You !;o get an extra pair of contrast. JI ~ - 11 • i ', '; ..-' - - - E. I • - �- Sunday Herald Around The Clock 300N. IItENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Cede 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Sunday, March 16, 1975-4A WAYNE 1). IX)Yl.E, Publisher WILLIAM I), CUHItIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MAHKE', Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 240; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40, By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail; Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $3.40. Ford Compromise The Only Choice They're making big plans down Longwood.way. There'll be dancing In the streets on April 5 and 6 coim-nemorating thdr tentennlal year. The Central Florida Society for Historical Preservation will stage walking tours involving seven historic homes. Tours will start at the historical Bradlee. McIntyre House and be conducted at 15.mlnute intervals from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and from 1:30 to 5p.m. on Sunday. The Street dance will occur on Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. on SR 427, between Warren and Church Avenues. Danny Robinson will set the pace for square and round dancing. Income from tour and dance admissions will be used towards the continuing restoration of the Hradley-Mclntyre house which was moved from Altamonte Springs to the Longwood village bquare in 1973. I wouldn't want you to think that I'm writing the following because of my anti-ERA stand (Heaven forbid that thought). However, did you know that the IJSS Sanctuary, the Navy's only hospital ship and the only Navy ship to which women were assigned as crewmembers will be decommissioned in March 1975. The decision to deactivate Sanctuary supposedly was made for budgetary reasons. This action will end the women-at4ea pilot program which was started in November 1972. Over the past two years, 19 women officers and 97 enlisted women have served aboard the ship. (They can say it was budgetary, I have my opinion, however.) Lariffs by t\c ,u(jve action, ihc Challenge to Congress is apparent. A concerted drive to override th e veto could be viewed by an unhappy public as indication of a preference by the Democratic leadership of confrontation over cooperation. To let the veto stand, however, would leave Mr. Ford with the option of res toring the tariff increases if he disagrees with congressional alternatives, Th e national interest wi ll best be served by th e assumption on both sid es of the energy controversy that each is bargaining in good faith. The President has hinted that a program ad- vanced by A most unusual call from Santa Ma, Calif., the other day. It was from a Judy Sullivan of 2409W. Edna Dr., that city, who was trying to get word to her husband that she was soon going into the hospital for a serious operation. (It was reported that Gerald Sullivan was in the Sanford area during the month of February.) The police had been alerted earlier and tried locating the man at an address which turned out to be incorrect. 11 anyone has information on Gerald Sullivan or knows where he can be contacted, please alert him to the above. GLENN McCASLAND in Keep g ,::i. -;7 ca Jç A d Ea tin g f i4tS Vv"I I . 1 -. n ( -. . . ... UN First things department. Our boss, Bill Currie, the Herald's Managing Editor, is out with an injured loot which requires a cast, crutches and lots of pain. As a result, the reader Is being stuck today with my poor efforts in Bill's normal spot on the editorial page. Hopefully, we won't be. too boring.___ ... : — - 'IN' \ ,- -- . . . % ii\ Jt ,- - - — -• .. — •- -: . — / - Sheriff John Polk is happy twice over today. •. Not only has his office been cleared of so-called wrongdoing charges and the investigation of .' . . • -. associate editor The Florida League of Cities and the State Association of county commissioners have been requested by Seminole County members to put the pressure on the State Legislature to repeal the new law placing employes of local governmental units under the umbrella of unemployment compensation, The very least the Seminole County governments want is Government forces reopened the only overland route to Thy Ninh from Saigon, enabling a large South Vietnamese convoy to reach Ta)' Ninh with large stocks of munitions and fuel in anticipation of a largescale North Vietnamese - the law amended to place them on an equal footing with private enterprise, The cities and county government have complained the new law requiring dolim for dollar repayment for paid employes who have been fired, laid off or quit their jobs is costing a fortune. County Commission Chairman Sid Vihien told the CALNO Council of Local Governments delegates this week the expense involved "could go toward bankrupting" local govern- - - grave terms, Floyd said, Floyd said there is little hope the law will be repealed, but the chances are good the law will be amended to provide equity to local governments, The governmental units' complaint is that private enterprise covers its employes with unemployment cornpensation by paying a per. centage of payroll in the form of insurance while the cities and county governments must rebate dollar-for-dollar amounts paid the employes. In — ne City Sanford City Attorney Vernon Mize, please come home. Mize,-absent from this past wee k's city conunission meeting, left the duty of reading through a complete ordinance to a breathless Mayor Lee Moore. And not missing a chance for the obviaus comeback to Moore's indifferent reading, Commissioner Gordon Meyer ribbingly asked, "would you please read It again, Mayor?" Moore declined the request. By WHITTENrON ACTIOFI LINE & )) '\ - $1i I 1\. ___________________________________________ •" Do You Know George Stuart Repairs Typewriters? I ' ... -. It's a fact. Government in the sunshine has Its W / - ' DONNA ESTES - 'MooneyBill' Soon To Go sc georgestuut ft A ND ARMAG ED DON THE __ COMING — BROWNLOW PH.D. HARMON . JACK ANDERSON MARCH 14, ICS ADMISSIONS Feds Break Laws For Arrests At any rate, the court decision was one which allows both Sheriff Weitzenfeld and the Manatee County Commissioners to both be right and provides the public with a means to better law WASHINGTON In their zeal to nail crooked the government's pride in its achievement of enfc&rceinent program. Tartaglino, to our sources, narcotics agents, federal inspectors have used causing the bribery ofa state district atyyBut brought itcns according pressure on Nunijata to Polk Is reading the ruling today at Watergatetylc tactics, which have violated the a scheme which Involved ying to New York cooperate with the Investigation, Our sources residence-seeing just how far it will go towards laws they sought to enforce. lice his department. oflkers and perjury before New York said Tartaglino told Nunzjata his police career One detective, accused of taking a bribe in a and grand jurors." Meanwhile, Manatee has its helicopter dubious case, was told he had three choices: He was finished, winding up with the three options. The court records in another program off the ground. could case charge that Nunilata could cooperate, face jail or commit cooperate with the inspectors, take his an underworld Informant, working with Tar. suicide, He sat down and wrote a three-page chances on a prison term or commit suicide. He tagilno, "violated the federal narcotics Lawa letter In longhand. shot himself to death ter pleading his inwithout being arrested for the violation and was nocence in a suicide note, "I dedicated my life to my Job," he wrote. arrested for other criminal acts but not "I'veaI5oignoredmyf,ily0 point of disgust During the past week, this reporter has had We have uncovered several elaborate hoaxes, prosecuted." the pleasure of working with members of on my part.,, I have two children who which were developed by the inspectors to enThe Informant was used to get m Ilove Sanford Naval Academy's rowing team. The trap agents. evidence and a wile I adore," Sometimes, the Inspectors actually against two narcotics agents. Tartaglino's results of that labor are featured in the Seminole instigated crimes to determine whether conduct of the investigation, according to ou The charge that he had accepted a bribe magazine today. stspeckd lawmen would take bribes. ftOflL sources, led to a suspended sentence for one of Carlo Dandolo, he declared, was an , -insult,,, orrzealous inspectors used bugged I had the misconception that the the defendants. "Now, though, I know it was all a hoax r> SNA boys are informants, phony identification p.pers and The mild-mannered Tartaglino, while government's) part, to make it appear as much Like many private school student bodies ou tactics remIniscent of the notorious White acknowledging his If we when I first came to Sanford-either "poor Little H role in these in vestigations, accepted a gratuity from C.D. That, my plumbers. friends, rich kids" farmed off to private school because told us the prosecutors made the decision to go IS an insult so severe that I will not allow this The questionable cases seem center upon ahead, they were to much truub!e in public schOol, or Andy Tartaglino, the soft-spoken, to bespectacled embarrassment to affect this job or anyo I've mental giants, out of Place in public school. We sent our associate Bob Owens to New ever been associated with.,, Ihave learned that the members of the navy former No. 2 man at the Drug Enforcement York City to check out the suicide case, which They had fed Dandolon line, Nunziaj said, In Administration It was Targaimllno. for Ox:irnr!&' 1 1': , .r'. fr f.-.... .........,, i ... Int'- 1 .m, 'J..t. - 1 -, SO IMPORTANT . N7 ,_ __.. , ' - ' . .' - . '. - - .4" . ij Sanford' (, 4 W Mr. and Mr William P (Gail 1) r The - - - Martha Ann Barnes Virginia A. Collins Nell Cordell Lillian Dixon Douctas W. Huth Robert McDunIe Darlene Nelson Guy C. Sawyer Gall T. Speigie George P4, Kaplan. Peltona Agnes H. Lengel, Deltona Martha N. Smith, Maltiand Regina Wood, Maitland Rufus V. Bradley. McCienny earbars M. Conerty, Oviedo Jimmie I Roil Oviedo Allen Garray, Winter Park BIRTHS Mr and Mr Steve (Martha Ann) flames, a boy. ¶anford Speigle, a girl. Sanford ' Ott' HAROE S Sanford, Earths ft. A nd erson icons V Bonitae James Burke Ella B. Danki Augustus Ennis Klaus Fh%et iohnnle mar wocr rrr' .. CREMATION A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR $36500 Garenteed f.r.v., To Members of W1NTERSET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. £HnrflDsJrn DV A Iit'CtlCrn rilairnal nInr, a ' ? ,M'11111. - - • ,, - (, . r "- 4,, - -- "I dQ -, MARCH 15 ' I . ALL SEATS FREE 1) 1. - - . . I V& .. - ... Woman's Club Auditorium 309 S. OAK AVE CORNER OF OAK A N D 3rd. with highs around 70 north to near ao Daytona Detach tides for today are Highs 1041 am.. 11 :0 pm.: lows 1:31 am. and 136 pm. Port Canaveral Highs 10:17 am, 10 SI pm,; lOws 4 - 17 a m • 432 p m 5:15 PM &l:15pM . ' . - * Tuesday afternoon through Wed nesday partly cloudy and warmer %outheat portion. .,- I 20 per cent, Extended Outlook Monday through Wednesday: Florida except extreme nor thwest Mild with a chance of hower Monday. Lows upper SOs to kiw 601 north Sod lower 705 moth th oortlon , ipr sos noctt to upper 70% 100h SO portion Fair and cool MOndyigPitwltpiiowin low north upper SOs southeast port ion DOUBLE SESSIONS AT ' - Cynthia A. Swe*t John Turner Jr. Ruth D Zavrotnv Tommy H.ynes. Casselberry kIiy June Burcheft, DeBary James Tay lor Duke. DeBary Ethel Hie*. DeBary Charles Schlen, DeBary Leo Addeo, Dtltoni Edgar D. Ames, Deftona Barry Bressler. Del tona S.atvdor Medrano, Deltona Anele E. Miller. Dattona Viola M. Morrison, Deltona Lester T . Carroll, Lake Helen John Bennett, Longwood Donna N. TUft,, Longwood R eg ina Wood, Maittand Rhonda I. Cutler, Osteen SA TU RDA Y AMERICA'S TEACHER OF PROPHECY ,-- , HOSPITAL NOTES RSA WAR! ____ BY WEATHER - — — — Hear This Amazing Address That Has Startled Thousands! . -, UNIFORMS DEAN'S CAREER APPAREL - .'' I — by four men who snatched her tie complained of chest and misdemeanor and petty larceny Coton, 39, is listed as a fugitive purse and dragged her 45 feet back pains and was PHNOM I'ENII, Cambodia (AP) Foreign military —ALSO taken by against Dyal. from federal warrants charging across a parking lot Jan. 26 at ambula nce to Florida Hospital analysts are saying the Lon Nol regime is In no immediate postal Uniforms James Blame Whisenant, Brantley Square shopping Nor Cowart withheld ad. importation of cocaine and by Penn Garment danger of collapse. th , Altamonte Springs, for Judica tion of guilt for Dyal and 20, of Tangerine, is In Seminole "enter, Altamonte Springs. conspiracy to import. in stock i Their view contradicts a claim by Cambodia's exiled treatment. County Jail pending a presentenced him to 26 months Federal agents say Whisenant and Arthur P. Coton Inner chief of state, Prince Norodum Siha nouk, that The elder Whisena nt told probation. sent' ore invct :thn ordered I l; I cher, 19; L hcadd up tJ tiigest drug ttiut manic US. aid l'Iuumn t'crih ill Fall like a rotten un tt 'V i)elte he has a heart condition by Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Hatcher, 15, and In another case docketed for smuggling ring in Florida" and fruit," Gary W. and Cowart Jr. after a Jury con- Hubbard, 16, were arrested recently underwent back trial last week, the state t ha t during the 18-months prior The analysts say the Communist-led insurgents do not 15 surgery. victed Whisenant of to December the organization attorney's office dropped robbery. minutes later by police at SRhave the troops, the coordination or the motivation to in In other cases Mrs. Rene Sisinnl, of Friday, Judge charge of carrying a concealed smuggled more than million 436 and Wymore Road, pierce the capital's defenses in the numbers necessary to accepted a guilty Plea weapon against Thomas Evans in illegal cocaine Orlando, identified Whisenant into the U.S. Hubbard and the Hatcher to breaking and deliver a decisive blow, entering with Tootlunsn, 26, of Roberts St. through c2ntral Florida, as the driver of a car occupied brothers were indicted for intent 834-9960 to commit ' a IongwooJ. Coton Is believed to have fled robbery by the grand Jury in the misdemeanor from Donald Dog I SlOck SO. Of Track Rd case and are scheduled for trial Edward Hampton, Judge Cowart withheld ad- to South America, agents say. 312 N. Hwy. 11-fl, Cassefberry 20, of 310 W. the week of March 31. Third St., Sanford, in con- Judication of guilt for Mrs. CALENDAR Whisenant took the witness nection with a Jan. 29 burglary I eono r Coton, 35-year-old I ___ t stand and told the Jury he was at Packaging Systems Cor- I4ongwood mother of four, and in Apopka at the time of the poration, e 0i Airport suspended imposition of 507 MARCH 15 alleged robbery only to hear the Boulevard, Sanford. sentence on her guilty plea to trtcii ii MARCH 18 Hatcher brothers later testify Hampton was ordered held in attempted conspiracy in a drug Deltona Fire Dept. and Five-day Plan to Stop Skating party at Melodee that they were in Yr hrtrr cr a' oac:i Whlsenant's jail pending a presentence s:nugglingclSe"daytodayaflIJ Auxiliary dance, Deltona Smoking, Florida Hospital Skating Rink at 7:30 p.m. for 71 J term to term" for 18 months "or may on.ty need cleaning Of lubncai. car at the shopping center after investigation. Assistant Community Center, 8 p.m. North, Altamonte Springs, 7:30 benefit of Seminole High Bank they left him at a nearby Atty. Charles Gordon dropped state until it comes to the attention of of minor replel , to put it in P.M. Call hospital Ext. 1101 for i'ssoc. convenience store. . Register in person during detiills. good w0dwit order. Tri.ntd office ' companion charges in the case the court that t1tte defendant morning for Red Cross Swim Deltona Camera Club, Little mactime methanks with oars at Judge Cowart ruled that of petty Larceny and possession may be guilty or suspect of a further •XIftfl ire at YQUf cii and wil Red 7:45 p.m. testimony by the Hatcher of o tion of s Classes for school age children vi la ta te law, School House, burglary tools, New England Club, Deltona Earle brothe in t rs he Whisenant whichever give In, tinmates o any womb Cr Jackie Cao!o Swim School, Community Center, 3 p.m. trial occurs first." Brown will show slides Mark Edward Dyal, 18, of 505 c an 't be used agai ns t th em 131 E. Woodland Dr., Sanford. ripaus needed Bring your mactis and narrate trip to South in Plumosa Drive, Sanford, also Mrs. Coton originally wac MARCH 17 "•'•" in tod.y. America made by 10 club their upcoming trial but U3a1 it charged in the burglary, accused of conspIracy Dec. 12 SenlorCithenstrlptopassjon possibly could be the basis of pleaded guilty to Health film and discussion members last possession of when narcotic agents conPlay at Lake Wales, Leave seri month, es AlcoholIsm, 7:30 p.m. Prospective members invit ed. perjury charges against them, burglary toots. Assistant State fiscated $70,000 worth of Sanford at 2:30 p.m. from Civic Winter Whisenant's father, 50-year- Atty. Bill Park Memorial Heffernan dropped cocaine and arrested her in Center. Pick 3 MARCH 19 old Carl H. Whisenant, was charges of breaking up at Montgomery Hospital, led by Betty and en- south Seminole county. Wards in Casselbe South Seminole Rotary atten 33 Eai ding his son's trial when tering with intent to commit a — O.',',d rry. Aft. McLeod, executive director, theatre-dinner party, Once Her husband, Jose Manual noon picni ________ c at Bok Tower Mid-Florida Center for ___ __ _________ before show. For reservation Upon A Stage, Orlando, buffet, Alcoholism. call Doris Rogers Or Mary 6:301 p.m. find "A Funny Thing Sf anord 7'rimmettes, non- Happened On the Way to the McPherson, Sanford. profit exercise class, 7:30 p.m., Forum" at 8:30 p.m. Bob Moore Democratic Club of Deltona, Florida Power and Light in charge. Little Red School House, 1:30' P.M. Orlando Dog Training Club 10 4 a "Poise nd Fashion" South weeks basicand andbreed advanced Seminole County Campers, 7 Seminole Center, 4 p.m., (8 obedience ring p.m., Stage Stop Safari Camp- walca). Call Seminole zilor classes. Registration, 7 p.m. ground, W. SR 50, Winter College Community S&Vk'eS Na ti onal Guard Armory, 2809 S. Garden. Ext. 303. e BERRY'S WORLD cities In other business at the CAL,NO meeting, Casselberry Council Chairman Edith Duerr warned colleagues "to read the fine print" In feder..d regulations before spending federal revenue sharing moneys on building projects. Noting the government sends a two page letter to the governmental bodies which must be signed and returned promising to live up to various laws, the laws have hidden restrictions. - - Citizens of Israel have received a new bill for the cost of sustaining a free country In the midst of potenUal enemies. They will pay 57 per cent of their national Income to the central government, The lesson that all free people can learn from Israe Is that retaining freedom in a threatening world should not be taken for granted. The price in money is v high. hum I, it is Cheap. - - addition while private enterprise employes generally are not permitted to collect benefits if they are fired for cause or voluntarily quit positions, the state when it comes to former city or county employes pays the benefits and bills the cities for rebate regardless. While the governmental bodies appeal the payments, the checks continue right on and the cities or county must return the money paid outeven if tt state does it in error, the BY BOB LWYD Herald Staff Writer - A Fair Share 1d____?,.j__,._. Sunday, March 16, lflS—SA Man Is Convicted Of Robbery No Collapse Expected won lawsuit this week that wi ll have effect on every A recent luncheon of Sanford City $ department in the state. mlssiones-s at the Holiday Inn turned into a fl Ac a result Polk Is 1r' ..happy "shout.or.I. can't .hear.a. word ..y j re The suit was brought by Sheriff R.W. Welt.. saying" discussion because the air conditioner in zenfeld of Manatee County against his Board of . the private dining room was brokei and the 4% Commissioners over a dispute regarding budget commission was seated in the main dining room. ney. And the main dining room was full; full of Dick had requested county approval of funds distractions, full of conversation and full of "It Looks Like The Army Will Find Us bra helicopter program along with other budget silverware clinking on the china. items and was turned down by the cornCommissioners, agreeable to the sunshine Something In South east Asia!" mtssloners. He went ahead and put the program law, and even representatives of the press found into effect, causing the county fathers in the openness of the meeting carried the sunshine ' rule to an extreme. Bradenton to go into court regarding the issue. A circuit court judge ruled the good sheriff —Mickey Lochridge was wrong and should stop the air I .Lf Finances are so bad at Seminole Junior w hich he did. But Weltzenfeld declared that he IT College(SIC)one professor remarked the school can expect no less. felt how a sheriff spent his budget was of no'. may have to take In washing. One freshman representative reportedly concern to the county commiss1on-o long as At least it seemed that was temporarily the scorned the President's avowed eageress to it was put to good, honest use-and appUled case at a board of trustees meeting earlier The fact the days of the "Mooney Bill" are granted, of speaking their minds at public thu compromise by saying, "He's got no choice." suit to the Florida Supreme Court. Week. n,,mhm *,1 t,.i ii $ °--' we ;ieuia 01 many 4,1gb £tVIUZ The iugn wi-beset WIth 115 OWfl problems t*arings before the various city councils. in this thticai period, does To the board's approval of $3,090 for a cfty offcfIj in Delta= flilnois Club, 6 p.m., County. Outlook Central Florida these days-decided Thursday that Weitaenfeld flSS. City officials with y complying washer-dryer combination to go In the gym, one "Archaeology of the New The local annexation law, I on role of religion in carry-in dinner, Deltona me i t workshop was right and ruled that the county commission wiuich curbed to a statewide annexation law and the "Mooney Bill" WagqUIped, "It's gettinghard tunes when you World," 7:30 pin., Building 6, Seminole cities' march to take in and with the rehabilitation of handicapped, Community Center. number of public have to take in laundry." Adult Ed. Campus, Seminole had the right to cut a department budget, but not rezone new territory, is scheduled to be involved is excessive an Impossible task. S&S Cafeteria and Lake Island Veterans of WWI B,XTICkJ to instruct the department head about how to repealed. The Altamonte Not For Th Free Junior College. Call Ext. 303—Ed Prlckett Recreation Center, Winter and Auxiliary 1I97, 1:30 p.m., Springs city governspend the money. They ay statewide law is more stringent, Frances G. Knight, director of the Passport Office, has x. sjc Park, 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Polk was happy to learn of the decision which Rep. One officer of Courthouse the court who works in has the mentRobert is writing the repealing legislation and noting the Board of County Comjnlsskmen must Seminole County at Sanford recommended that all American citizens carry a Háttaway has promised to carry conducted by Dr. Harold H. . Nomination of officers, refreshthe approve a change in zoning to a higher density was one he has favored all along, Seminole Singles, 7-9:30 p.m., identificatIon card at all times. legislation to the floor of the Florida House of Wilke. Open to public. Presbyterian Church, Covenant "I've always said as long as you spend ments. ance for two found a surefire way to carry his it the Representatives. mus Playboy In ab y Miss Knight argues thit the U.S. government 15 ang 17-92, Sanford. Discussion right way, how you spend it shouldn't be involved s. They point to the state requirement that magazine with him for casual reading. Last heavy financial losses In Social Security, welfare, food stamps, City officials have groaned discrimination allyear Audubon Wildlife film on MARCH 18 city laws must be advertised. In tweek t he dg bu et," Polk said. a reporter discovered the magazine had medical care and poverty programs because people who do not Overeaters anonymous, 9 groups, gaines and crafts. Sweden, 2:30 and 8 p.m., Bush because it was a special law effective only In The wo covers. The outer cover was one that had only thing the qualify for these benefits — Including many Illegal "Mooney — we Of course, none of the state's SemInole County. Th Auditorium, Rollins College, a.m., 600 W. SR 434, Longwood MARCH 20 r, ey cried complying with its which the statewide law does not, Bill" required been removed from a science publication. receiving them. She estima tes the loss at $3 billion a year. 4111 and 7:30 p.m., Florida Power planning to walk Into their county fathers and provisions of advertisement is the notice (,$ Winter Park. Longwood Serloma Club and notice was provision. Her figures probably are correct. However, more than a and Ught Leunge, Sanford. auction to benefit Sky King say "give me X.dollars" without listing line costly and Lime consuming. waste of resources is involved, The United States of America is And the only ones who may be unhappy when MARCH 16 Youth Ranch, 7 p.m., Maitland items and an overall budget plan. The only ones who liked the "Mooney Bill" FNA District Nurses it Is repealed are those homeowners who may an open, pluralistic society which instinctively rejects the VFW Pos t and Auxiliary 8207 busincas meeting, 4 p.m., Flea Market, 17-92. Three county fire units last week resx)nded to The issue between Weitzenfeld and the were plain, ordinary citizens who have their thought of reducing each citizen to a cipher or a card. That is the find out too Late to do anything about It, that an a' south Seminole residence after a report of -rummage and bake sale Health Department Manatee County board wasn't just the helicopter homes In Seminole County. ___ apartment complex, or a commercial develops smoke and the smell hallmark of a police slate. s tarting at 9 a.m., Phillips program, but who would decide what law enof Those who lived within cities and outside burning rubber at the AUditorium. Moreover, a central registry for Identification of Americans ment is going to be built next to their homes or household. L Station, SR 434 and 17.9Z forceznent program was or wasn't needed within Cities, as well, liked the law because it indeed that their homes have been annexed by a in Washington would create still another layer of bureaucracy to Longwood. Also free bike InDemoeraticWomen'i Club, of U Firemen reported there was no damage to the the county. Only the sheriff of the county should guaranteed they would be notified if annexation wwm~ city, an already top spectlon and bike reflector tape Seminole, noon, Cavalier house but the resident apparently was redfaced. Americans have no problem in identifying themselves or The high was Si arid the low for children and adults. bra Restaurant. within 500 feet of their property, Florida's SUr3reme Court feels that wr. was 53. Law also permits cities to annex those areas machines slipping motor belt proving their Citizenship when they cash a check, get a lob or When a citizen needs a cop, he . I is him caused the smoke Those outside city limits rather enjoyed Moitlysunnytodaywlthhighn ea r 4 engage in the myriad of activities in which adjacent to their boundaries whether, the home- that filled the laundry room. often 701 Parity cloudy tonight with low having the right, which the "Mooney Bill" established, owners like it or not. mainly In the SOt. mild with a slight enforcement agencies are denied men, badly —Bobiioyd chance o,rn The only reason that cheaters are not exposed is that we do needed, because "there is no money." Nothing North to northeast winds to to 15 not have the will to use the tools that are already at our cornreplaces the man on the street in law en. mrh becoming easterly and mand. Southeasterly today. Rain borcenient work. Sharon Ann West SIr - ment. Viblen said the county commission sent a resolution to the state association convention last weekeid. Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd said a delegation from his city Joined with other municipal leaders in an action dlscijIon about the problem at the Florida League of Cities convention early this week, state house of Reesen. tative and Florida Senate leaders were approached and made aware of the problem in _______ assault. . . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer South Vietnam (AP) — North Vietnamese forces today overran another outpost defending the provincial capital of Tay Ninh, 55 miles northwest of Saigon along the Cambodian border. It was the fourth outpost to fall in the area In the last two days. john spoiski F_ Unemployment UmbreIla Repeal Asked SAIGON, REPORTERS NOTEBOOK For WORLD In Vietnam Province Attorney vo .4\I 1' ., p NT -' ; _:_ I 'i - P . . .., --j ~1! ;;-, A North Continues Advance Los t: O C,7 1 1.1 \( A I .iunday Herald, Sanford, FL IN BRIEF __J - House Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman, envisioning increases in the gasoline tax up to as much as 40 cents, would be acceptable to him. Like the tariff, the tax plan would drive fuel taxes upward and discourage consumption. It wou ld concentrate conservation efforts on the area of greatest effect the automobile and relieve the potential for hardshi p on families who heat their homes with oil. And Mr. Ford, already has endorsed the Democrats' tax cut and rebate bill as a stimulant to a faltering economy. The recommendations if Democrat Ullman of Oregon, however, have yet to be tested in the wind of Democratic consensus and translated to legislative form. Perhaps the Ford demonstration of flexibility Will spur similar efforts among Democra ts of divergent views. The American people, certainly, kta-i'. 1 for sale to parents and friends of students, as well as to the general public for home reading selections. flours of the sale will be from 9a.m. 103:30p.m. A special 'help' for the parents of students enrolled at the Sanford Grammar School. The students will be able to purchase their own books at the Book Fair the week of March 17 through 21. Hundreds of hooks will be on display President Ford has indicated a willingness to compromise with Congress on strategy to meet the nation s economic anu energy problems. By acceding to a "reasonable" request by leaders of the Democratic majority in Congress to delay for 60 days further scheduled increases in import fees on foreign oil, Mr Ford acknowledged the strength of the congre3sicaal opposition to his proposals and the potential for stalemate. But the President rejected the appearance of retreat by following through on his promise to veto legislation suspending his authority to impose the .1 " - MUSIC PROGRAM DIRECTED BY EMIL a RUTH MOLORIK NURSERY PROVIDED Dr. Harmon Brownlow has visited The Middle East and has inside information on the explosive situation that could soon plunge the world into the prophesied Biblical Armageddoni Don't miss this powerful striking address on the Near East Crisisi DR BROWNLOW IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL RADIO BROADCAST "THE VOICE OF PROPHECY" AND "FAITH FOR TODAY" TV PROGRAM GREAT CROWDS! HAVE BEEN THRILLED BY THE STIRRING PROPHECY MESSAGES OF THIS MAN CITIES! HAVE BEEN DE!PLY MOVED BY HIS SINCERITY AND PROFOUND GRASP OF WORLD EVENTS IN THE LIGHT OF BIBLE PREDICTIONS He makes revelation an exciting experience throutik M - sa a - olan a, . -- �IA-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. __riivu Sunday, March 1, lfl$ HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Hodge Podge '•V' VVOTASRYVENTRURODMR OPEN SUN. 10.7 E IVENUTOROUSESDOUPS DAILY - For Sunday, March 16, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) new, but the results will be Don't jump to derogatory similar. conclusions over a money SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) matter you're discussing with a Harmony in a close personal friend. Sleep on it to gain per. relationship is Important to you specth. today. Itcanouly beattatned TAURUS 1 AprIl 20-May 20) you make the major conThe temptation will be great to CCS5IO1)S. Place your self-interests above SAGITTARIUS (Nov.234)ec. those of others. Sober reflection 21) This is not a good day to will prove your motives are far overtax yourself physically. too selfish. Your best work will bedone GEMINI (May 21-June 20) with your brains. You'll feel that someone is CAPRICORN (Dec. =an. placing too great a load onyour 19) You're too loose with your shoulders. Time will prove that "bread" today. Beware — your his prodding w f . mate Is about to declare a mutual benefit, moratorium on your spending. CANCER iiune 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today you'll cross paths with It's necessary that you do one for whom you have per. certain chores around home ceptible ill feeling. Your today. No use complaining — coolness will chill your Corn. they won't get done otherwise. pamon.s as well. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Your tendency today is to blurt are ambitious, but your zeal out the first thing that comes to will be disastrous if you use your mind. This may not be poor timing and turn people off complimentary. Be carefu!. uu A U H U I VNDS N EA R € ft P A 0 A SPORTS 9.9 NCCVEORAC I OUN I NC I UO I 1 2 L C D V S N A 0 1 I N U 1 LCTENR X IN V A AIU EE Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. I P0 1 V R0AIIE 0 Regatta In TheRai*n, ,, A Unique View C C C R ft V ft ft Y V V U N U T I N A E 1 0 NO E E AR G I I C I LA I ON 0 L A I I M A N ft N B L I C C R R T I UEVNIITAAEOAOVAR I U Y N SV R E 0VUV VVEVEVCN A I ft CEEV ACUII Y D A VEN ACAV V E i. o c i p D E S U 0 E C A ft E V _____________________________________ 1 NAVY Inmuctions: The hidden names Riled below appear forward, bacward, k up, down, or dlaionally in the puzzle. Find ascii hidden name and box It In as mown: VAUITI VENIAL V1(TN, vAN(;,%Rt) VENTUROUS VINTNER VELiR'lpEO: vF:RArlot's VOLITION VFNA ('.VA VF:RNIER VOTARY Tomorrow BYGL.ENNMCCASL4tNI) Ilerald Staff Writer — 7?? Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over !() discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order voltimesi. II and ill, send SI for each, making checks PIh1t to"seek & f'IrnI" in c9rt' if thi, nepv Answer to Previous Puzzle LTi melweather j __ ACROSS 2LII 39 Head A , . 41 42Anin.& OIL 51 summer (pr) 20 Hun Oq otjj By BERNICE HF.DF.flSOI. disqualified. Winter Park time was a slow 6:15 for The four-man crew took home the chain-The the mile pionship trophy with a time of 7:10 across the Another mishap occurred when the one mile course. Edgewater was second and University of Tampa crew squad notified Winter Park finished third, losing Its rowing Feaster they would be unable to make the shell in the process. event because of a conflict. The Winter Park boat sank during the race, As a result, Florida Tech withdrew from the but all hands came home safely. The tiny regatta because there would be no college shell began taking water about mid-way In division competition. the event, but the Navy crew team was "It was just one of those things," Feaster already in command when the accident ocsaid. "The Tampa coach had a class that he curred. couldn't get away from and therefore the "The loss of their boat didn't have any team was unable to be here." effect on the outcome of the race," SNA Prior to the regatta, SNA's new dock was Coach Tom Feaster said, "Our crew had It christened. The dock was dedicated in the wrapped up at the time." honor of Col. E. R. Daniels, who is the senior Handling the duty for Navy In the Varsity4 Marine instructor at the academy. Daniels event were Charles Dickens, bow; George was responsible for rebuilding the dock after (80) Hamrick, Ron Hunt, Mark Bassett and It was destroyed In a storm last May. Barney McCord, coxswain. The group won Mrs. Daniels poured champagne on the the state championship for SNA last year. dock and her husband drank a toast during However, not everything went Navy's way the ceremony while J. P. Wiegers, chairman as the school watched Winter Park take the of the board of the Bernarr MacFadden Varsity.8 crew event. Foundation-which supports SNA, and Burch Winter Park completed the one-mile rowing Cornelius, SNA headmaster, watched the test In 5:16, while Sanford Navy was second at proceedings. 5:26 and Edgewater a close third at 5:29. More than 100 persons witnessed the race Winter Park was 2" i-lengths ahead at the and attended the dedication program. 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News of They'll 32 fuse M ". surprise your 44 Heavy bI:av the occurrence wig later come associate& 34 S1vedo's. for 4 High ø'rds 25 WJd 0* of 46 Ouch to you accidentally. 5 Niut.c& term Ceebis 47 Engtsh scrool sAGrrrAluus(Nov. 23-Dec. 35 Krdofw,ar,r 6 Scott rn r' ss 26 Thong TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A 21) A problem that has you 45 D,patch 3624 hOUtI 7 Abitrict beng 27 COme bet*en 50 Compass pont friend you have not known too temporarily stymied can be i— r rlong will prove a valuable ally overcome if you try new r r r ri- i 110 11 in helping you further an aim methods. Use Imagination. Try IT — — IT — that's presently important to a totally different approach. Il.— CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.-Jan. 15 iT' iT" — - GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Be extra-attentive and — — You're going to come up with a friendly to new contracts you is — 19 U20 —— new approach ou how toattah'a make socially at this time. I I goal that's eluded you. Thie They'll fit into your plans later. — 21 — 22 method you'll employ will be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) —— unorthodox. 124 25 A good tip that can help your ... 28 29 CANCER (June (July 234ug. ca and noneywlse.-win li 22) You'll conduct yourself in a corn from a family source. manner today 11181 Will gain Keep your ears open. — ,.u,w. . .. others' respect t hnnch ,, vvaw , -r vu. &imaxu3 ZU) deeds won't be done-_ one to win News from a distance provides 36 j 37 applause. a favorable climate for an VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) activity you've planned. It will 40 41 Valuable knowledge will be cause you to alter your course F _______ acquired now If you do more of action, listening than talking to a pal who has a wealth of know-how. 43 -. YOUR BIRTHDAY LIBRA (Sept. 22OCt. ) March 17, 1975 You're sharp In business Wisdom you've gained from matters today If you follow your experience will be put to lnmches. Don't let others in. profitable use this year.. fluence you against your better Unusual circumstances will judgment. arise, but you'll be in the SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) driver's seat all the way. Battery Life Of Heart Pacer _ 49 --——— — 474.8 6T — 54 - By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. all V1:5 - - — — it — ''ra IENTTRIIIIISE AW By TOit KEYSER Herald Sports Editor Lamb ' - ' - - the sun snatched the water no competition for the national track. from the dips in the track, the junior college Indoor pole vault Miami Dade infield and the plant box at the champion. Wetherbee won by No. 1 , / viflce. I struck him back and - Track and Field Meet at St., ranked the Louis. He vaulted 15-feet, four. dual meet junior college inches. Manny Wetherbee watched it pole vault, default. team in Florida. The meet was "It was a great thrill to win," rain Friday. He figured there "I normally psyche myself up his win was one of 11 for SJC's only Seminole County Wetherbee said. "But I was not would be no track meet between all day," Wetherbee said. "But Seminole Junior College Friday performance this season, pleased with my height. I Seminole Junior College and today as the SJC Raiders trounced Wetherbee won the national wanted the national record (15Miami-Dade North. Then, Miami Dade didn't Miami Dade 894 In a dual title last weekend In the feet, 91,i4nches)." Then it stopped, raining and bring any vaulters. There was meet at the Lyman High School National Indoor Junior College "The Nationals was a big meet, but I left a lot to be desired. I didn't vault hardly at all before the Nationals and the plant box was a little Screwed Dr. Monday morning at our post - National Champ Vaulting Through School; SJC Devastates Miami Dade In Track Meet ALTAMONTE STORE ONLY _ DEAR DR. LAMB — About a )ear ago I wits assawfin the street, about 9 a.m. on a 45 146 finish and Navy nipped Edgewater by threequarters of a length. The Varsity races began at 38- 39 rowing strokes a minute, settled to 32 and 33 strokes in the body of the race, and sprinted at the finish with 38 to 39 strokes per minute. "It was an scrage perfurinitiue for this time of the year," Feaster said. "I think the kids turned in a good day. I had to use Dickens, Ilainrick, Hunt, Bassett and McCord twice, both in the four and eight-man races, which made a difference." Winter Park posted a victory In the junior varsity eight race after Navy and Edgewater It rained, one boat sank, two others collided and two squads didn't even get on the water, Like :dunrt' pt - ht'I and tit'avcj, forcing those brave enough to try its waters to row madly to keep afloat, But through it all, the Midshipmen of Sanford Naval Avcdemy prevailed, winning the third annual Parents' Day Regatta, Paced by the Varsity-4 crew team the Sliddies splashed their way past Edgewater and Winter Park despite bad weather, choppy waters and mishaps. Lhttj. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An YOUR BIRTHDAY old friend's urgent request will March 16, 1975 take you away from what you'd like to do. You'll help, but he'll You'll make many friends never know of your sacrifice, and acquaintances socially this LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 23) Year. This isto your benefit, but Avoid taking a flyer with an don't neglett proven pals. You individual you know has a poor can 'OUifl on their faith and track record. The pitch may be reliability. was . . ..- r - '2 IF I don't vault nearly eery (Lay I have a tendency to lose iny form If I worked only once a week I'd never make it." Weatherbee has vaulted 16fa-t. ti-Inch in a meet and 16Feet, two-inches in practice. He wants to reach 17-feet, at least 16-feet, six-inches, this year. "I cleared 16-4 about two weeks ago," he said, "but when 00 I came over I caught the pole with my nose. It almost ripped my nose off. "Some people there told me I cleared the bar by about six inches. That's what makes me think I can jump 17 feet." A month ago, Wetherbee set the Auburn Stadium record at the Auburn Invitational. lie leaped 15-fee t, 714-inches. Manny Wetherbee soars bar, Herald Photo by Tom Keyser 1 lie was third in the national indoors and fourth in the out doors last year. He will corn- Wetherbee said But I have higher than he has and so Is superbly in the 440 relay and the pete in the national ou tdoors at never beaten Pharres in a big Pharres" 100, which he ran against a Houston later this season, meet. While Wctherb work,i nit - ' —. had experienced a heart attack before this happened. My only two to years. There ts doctor called It atrial quite a spread on this and ina fibrillation. dividuals with pacemakers 4 I was perfectly calm and should be under the supervision /4 serene at the time resisted of a heart specialist or a heart ¼ him and k'wthd him down, clinic. They can test you from When I arrived home the time to time aid advise you J1-. reaction set in. The eresult when you may need to have was I Iankll in the hospital and your batteries changed. It is was ultimately operated on to very important that you have . I • install a pacemaker. this kind of supervision and you I would deeply appreciate It If should establish this at once. a• ' you could inform me how long it takes before I need new bat. There has been considerable . terles for this pacemaker, news coverage about the new DEAR REAIER - Heart nuclear butterie that could last . pacemakers have been an longer than the patients. These SAMPI( 101 114 140 SAYlG important addition to the hold great promise for the III*Jt5W**1S1LICflOHS Ail G0OO f. 000 treatment and management of future but are considered still In Jr. .. . I N.. $1030 ii Ni. III N heart disease. They are highly the InvestigatIonal phase and / ".' 'A '.,. i N.. I33, successful in maintaining are not generally available yet. ' 41 1$ Si P4. *31 50 40 HIBACHI GRILL - I A. ,iil?. r U, 1i;9r 'y - - -:-- . -. ' - LIFE-TIME CAST IRON ' - I - - . knocked him down, He was a - - - - .,'---,- Whiletbeylost! L311 man, about six feet and cighing about 200 pounds. I rciuhr heart ;icn - -. Sunday, March 161 1975—ia - 1188 888W III - ALUMINUM - AND WEBBED CHAIR i Sturdy. Tubular. aluminum frm, ' '--.: _---,with durable plastic webbing. • non.tlt legs. Plastic armi Assorted colors, i - •"uiii,,_, 1 .—.-.-. •- . . 88 - REG .. 7 99 over j, JJ IA1W'i I I•m. ____ - . . - - �- I 2B-SundayHeraWS4nforcjFl Sunday. March - - - - --*- - - j_t 97S ________________________________________ Perez Toos Orlando Card :s7 ;i' _______ ZI.j — w— - - — W- w w — Sunday H.rald, Sanford, Fl. i w 4it ', ;ç4 "s Sunday, March ts, 97S-,3B By LOUISSAPSLS &%P' Perez had never forgotten the ap. night. l"frst they robl3efJ me men the heavyweighibout. Bobic, considered by FRIDAY NIGHT I AneIet 5 40 6 6) ,a ;: a $1) Robin 0 MaCiIHbrOId lift o S I? 151 371 lIft 6)0 Frankie Krad Connie 4 1arnn 1 IBi Sb 13 15 99 36 210 oIv$ flutfM i C SECOND 36 1319 91 ?3S 157 RoIie flurkart 1I P'tt FIRSTS 514 , 3l.2$ Scott ibck$on 6 60 1000 'ontaue Tartan 11 ft $9 % ft 74) 7) Friday $ Games 0 Atlanta I New York Rangers Quinela I) $14 Pirfecta 10 , Louis 6. Ks City 1 II 44 36° $ 671 125 Snannon COrSI 1$ Ot 4 61 , Vancouc S buta'o I sia M. StheM 436 Si0 "Taco" rez will getan opportuty to think of another lighter! woWd like to Qiiay's manager) has to break Hs realize many of his recent ambitions. getbackintotheriflgwj "Perezsaid. right hand on some guy's Jaw trying to He is featured in a lrounder with "In both cases it went into the record Qiicago's Bad Bobb)" Crawford Mike from someone who didn't book as a KO md neither one could beat protect agree with that decision Not only will this be the lint te me on the best day he ever had Perez has headlined acard, itgives him "1 Jt hope none of that happens at "The Vincent fight was Just one of the Igion Hall If! am allowed to fight $, s, $11. Alice Barbara Demp ago under questionable, almo Un- referee stopped the light because of the than fi%e rounda believable circumstances take care Toward the end of l9 "The Taco location of th" cut But the Crawford of this Vinrent business before I start thing is something eise altogether loong for rated contendors." with the lo to Balrd The win was the 13th in l5fights for the Jacksonville )oungster It was the first time he fought In his home state Another upset, this time In Georgia Nathamal Gates pounded out a win over 1) US 6° 5J'° , TaIkMkq 300 I Perfecta (64) 155 TOdIY Toronto aIt,rnnon st Rond Hat rIt Happy 760 3 60 6 360 Louis After four clGse, hard fought rounds, Price 1510 66 Ouin1I (66) 111 40 Bobby" was declared the winner, the second round and Jackonvilie's leon Harriit Jackson nnon COISI, b5. ss. KàIhy Bukur, 1510, $S Laura MysneKing 600 310 340 1 4 6 Ounl (1 3) rn Perfecti (3 II $7770 SEVENTH, $16, 6, 31.60: ICA NCW tl ui'ht in (r furd s slugging it out "Yea" Perez recalis" favor WI TPI$GFGA ai'arv,nMcp4u,,595 ftøbW,l$øn377 36 Marvin McNutt flt. Bob Wilson (nQ it Ashlock's Jod) Ballard won an easy was a wild decision or Rod Bobick in a Iround Clark and it kept Gates' record perfect Thesarasot.a lighter has not lost except in Orlando ( r - . $ .. FUTURE FIGI(Th - ,. -r 4'1J- . Quiniel. (36) 126 60 HrndeMaqic 3 00 256° 160 $ Edmonton 37 26 3 67 230 Montague Clarity 120 340 1 Vancvr 31 30 7 ody Hall WiIp 300 1 30 31 1 Quineta (7!) i 00 FrIday's Games Perfetta ie ?i 1165 40 Cteietanu 3. Edmonton *.I 4.atee Peggy i $0 S QuInleta (1 4) 12060 ELEVENTH. S.Io, a, 31.fl: Wildlife Dancer 1060 7c i o 2 Scrambin Man .o 300 Mixer B 3M a OuIna (73) 12500 BIg Perfecta (14 wh TWELFTH, 5L , .ft: Te s - ______ . 211 206 705 258 239 0 Saturday s Games Edmonton at N England Battimor, at tndanapis Quebec at Vancouver Today'i Games D!c a? noon Quebec at Vancosgyer, alter Toronto at New England PadcettS nP o;g 471 Helen Padget? 701. Alice Densrno,e 17$ seven with a seventInfri nhit Seabreeze at the Sanford Memorial Stadium, /I Jet 8OwIerefl relief ball and had two Seabreeze's fensIre attack, baseman bobbled the relay. I! Bowung ings &i .L IY ores The Seminole County Wornens New York Si Xflft)(ky . ---------- --------------------- 14 51 .191 36', ""I Denver San Anton I ndir Utah tern comptthion was Feb flirnd73 and the singles and doubles Corn - Virginia "v*sun 56 II 43 II .511 13 38 3) 551 I S 37 39 43) San Diego 31 47 .475 71' Frldiy'i Games Sn Antonio 97. VirginIa Denr 102. New YOrk Indian.i 121. Utah 111 Memphis 103, Kentucky 100 YPAM 'em captain, score, prize; Laura HarrIs., 21)2, 6100 Rose Patrick, 2400 515 Phyllis Mott, 7396 160; Po Ily Pi' I C, 2391, 650; Elaine Kostival, 2373, 545. Cheryl Lowe, Tuesday Morning Swingers Carnl Slaucnter 40. Shennon Corai 475: Car& SI2IIIrJP,$C, 171. FIagsp lank M1zd MILWAUKEE (AP) Elaine KMtivaI. Jet Bowlerettes, wle four straight tr,kes Marn Streel 5-10. EdIth Pound 310. J•arnle ChavIs27.10, M4r1 McPher$3 ----710. - Kareem Abd. has asked the Milwaukee Bucks to trade nim, but emphasized Friday night he Intends to honor the remainin two eam of his CO tract. "I don't have any family or friends here. The things I relate to don't happen to be in this dty to any meanInW said the 7foot-2 Abdul-Jabbar, the National Basketball 1113 1111! AbduhJabbar, addressing more than a --------------dozen nevrsmen after the Bucks' 105-104 II ? xvpuvu uusrrnauveiy when asked if he had requested the club to III Golf Scores Teresa Lowic and Bonnie Benton. Jack Nkhotas 1776. 150; Donna Lamb arid Linda Mike Hill LowIe, 1266, 110; Ida Baker and Lee Trevino 69 70—Il' 6971—ho 7071-14) honor my contract to the fullest." Abdul.Jabba_j' signed an estimated $1.6. MemphIs at St. Louis. after. Ros. Patrick and Roslyn 8ie*. ChrI noon Coody 1731. 124; Marlin Cook arid Cheryl Butch Baird 7467—Il) 10 7)-ill Phornix Suns in 1969. MIAMI (API Second round 7354 fl5 leaders Friday's in t,orma Henry. 7)46, 1O. Jean HItt Doral On Golf Tournament 7347 1)7. Dottie Hojin, 2340. 59. on the 7,071 yard par-71 Blue Erma Thoep, 2310,19; EdIth Monster course the Doral Country Club' Willy Armstrong - . at Kentucky at Denver. after. $400,000 a year in August, 1972. That pact cx- NBA Standings Eastern Conference Atlantic DIvii4on W L Pd.GI Boston 19 .110— 3 V .414 6 New York 3.4 3 .44 ii'-, PhiIaØia 3' Central Dlvisien 37 is sli is 71 1.4 .319 71', 1* 1exas-E I Paso Leads NCAA DETROIT (AP) - Texas-El Australia. Grimes bettered by . . ' - 210 Monday Blu moved to third on Bennie Mi ii F riday s eariy aiternoon infield bounder and on downmir. Simkanjch's sacrifice fly to deep centerfield. Sea 102 100 Ned Rai drew a walk to Scm. 001 020 2 56 ignite the seventh inning rally. Mt a ngled and M ey c MMahon and Jeniiins• d home Raines and Whitley Raine Bo (6). , 6*70—) Utah at San Antonio IndLpna at m4*)is Kentucky at San 01090 For pure relaxation, a canoe p River cannot be topped. beautiful Wekiva Tomllnson 163 Johnny B:lewrn. - :•-- - - - - - . !gpJ. for another year after that. An orthodox Moslem since 1968, Abdul- .. Gators...A Wekiva Canoe Trip Herman Flannagn 160. Bonnie reported Thursday Abdul-Jabbar has told the Bucks he wants to go to New York, where he was raised, or Los Angeles, where he was an All.American at UCLA. "We've discussed It, but nothing conte has ever developed," he said of trade talks Atlanta N. Orleans . - Seabreeze was the game a , ODDITIES France Greco, Wathday Drop outs, oseavefage S • now a -- ran -: allowed fire hits and seven free With two out, N€d flames scored the winning run on an of passes in the first four innings, smashed a triple to rightfield overthrow. He took over for Seminole third, Seminole ored one pi added another run in the fourth, triple. Seabreeze hurler, Gene starter Mark Simco, who in its bottom halt of the inning. Tim Itairies walked, stole McMahon, allowed only fire second, advanced to third on hits. Robert Smith's infield out and Seabreeze committed seven nd Sc i I N Elaine olial SGO, ElaInc KeStival 660 340 1 Oviniela (1$) 1)? 00 Trjfrt (1 1 2) 125) 60 AB I, -. p Jabbar spenth much off4eason time working knowo to have become increasingly unhappy with his surroiindJngs here since he and his wife se ated about a ear o "iltueally, what I'm about and what Milwaukee is about are two lifferent things," he said. "The reason I haven't commentet] on this before is I don't want to take a knock at Milwaukee or the people here and have them it's all about. "i have no unkind feelings toward the people of Milwank.'. Wlsccnth. I underline that," he said. "But my family and friends aren't here and culturally what I'm ----------- - fl c With ltKk, the silent canoer might observe a deer drinking at the water's edge. Md for the fisherman, Camp Seminole and Wekiva River Haven Camp report that bass are on the beds an at ream are hitting. Bill Hawkins and his brother Joe, both from New York state, have been taking bass plugasling the flats near Camp Seminole. I — i I I --------------------- - ------- 20 mixed bream and bass were landed at his place last week. ---, BYTIIEASSOCIJITEDPRESS said Capozzoli. "If they don't, on first? Dick Allen. tie'Uprobablywait3odaysor f Asked what is missing for him here, replied, "Just people." lie said he is "most definitely" happy with the Bucks as an organization, Bucks' ident William Alverson said the Bucks have had no trade offers from other be surprised, denied a chance to earn a The controversial slugger has living. Richie hasn't been reversed his field and wants to paying much attention to all get back into baseball with the that talk about coming back to ChiCagO White Sox, says a close Phillies. He feels the White friend, but the situation is Just Sox have a moral obligation indjcaJ he has no immedjate plans to seek a trade. and Costello routine, Clein capozzoli, an associate pany any good to keep him around," he said. early 1960s, said Friday that through their spring paces. Ten back on the court, I don't think that's in him "contract" with the White Sox. training Friday. extend Abdulabbar'a contract, but that starhasnotindJatwheheisepUve Evert, Court Triumph capture the NCAA Indoor Track mark of 544 4 set last year by - ii iir I I S Id green. Rid of all kinds!prey, fl5h hawks and !ong•!eggcd cranes are search(na for fish to satisfy their neverndlng appetite. Turtles are sunning on fallen logs, opping into the water with a a lash Garfish roll ahead of the canoe and feeding bass disturb the stillness of the river's quiet pools. E'en an occasional gator cruises by with nose and eyeball ------ --- --------....... 0 Outdoors 1'i Ih Ift)B ORRELI. are in Lake Monroe. They are hitting near Holiday Inn on small live minnows. He also said bluegills and shellcrackers are beginning to come in with natural baits such as mussels, snails and grass shrimp. Wild shiners, the bigger the better, are getting bass in the St. Johns River. Sweet is keeping them on hand for thi" hiixs men. Fishing in the Marina Isle section of the river was on the mpswing last week, according to Mrs. C. 0. Penney. Shad rollers are connecting in the early morning and late evening. Tex Swann and Ben Goldfjne had a string of nine shad, while rimmy Locklier and his wife, down from the Smoky Mountains, ave been concentrating on specks and bass with good results, iream fishermen also have been finding the big ones biting in his part of the river. Trollers out of Lemon Bluff Camp, further upstream, are veraging about 12 per boat with the percentage of roe running igh, The shad fishing this month is much better than in ebruary. Gerald [.)eJong at the camp told of bass being taken from e Bluff to Lake Harney with live shiners, On Lake Jessup, specks are a little slower, but fine catches re coming in for the persistent fisherman, Lowell Hiley and son David, along with MIke Rideway, rought in 21 late Thursday. A trio of Wooky and Cassie Holiday nd Bob Jones of Orlando took 17. Other speck catches at Riley's Camp this week included me for Henry Aldrich, Roy W. Cropper and wife, Mr. Clark ; s twu di, isia'n Fsaiiey, WLUIC Cairk andSgt.Fieldsofwinterpark,put31Jint( - is I IN BRIEF Au To Fl9ht Bugner quest of the big one Saturday at lucy's Camp on Lake Jessup. If Chuck Wepner Falls LOS ANGElES (APt World heavyweight boxing '- hampion Muhammad Ali will defend his title against England's Joe Bugner in Chicago on June 8 if Au defeats underdog Chuck Wepner, The Associated Press learned Saturday. A source told The AP that contracts have been signed For an outdoor fight between All and Bugner, the European champion, at Chicago's Soldier Field. ,li fights Wepner in Cleveland on March 24 and Is an overwhelming favorite to defend successfully the crown lit' wn by knocking out George Foreman last October. - start at 7 am, and run until 4 $50. South Sanford Avenue boat dock. p.m. However, Jaycee memIn addition to the grand ramp. Rental boats can be All proceeds will be donated hers will be hand at 5 am, to prizeS, gift certificates of $50 obtained at the camp. to the zoo. N CA A Tourney Off, Running M'garet court and cmrms Green Group tournament at oslovakia advanced to Satur- offer to Join them, annOw)c nati Reds outscored the White Midwest Division 4) 39 37 .649 3 - Pazafic Division Golden St 10 31 .563 Pofflnd L.Angeles 30 10 1 9' 25 43 557 I1'. Friday's Games St. Louis Gains Playoffs Y'3 $37,500 Independent Players with baseball, Meanwhile, routed the San Diego Padres 71 Grimes. ready for thisrecord in terms of there was a movement afoot by and the Baltimore Orioles Top-seeded toun10nt at nouston. And even Arnold is taJth ti my training," said Grimes. "I Arthur Ashe of ton, Va, but fourth.rankeij Karl topeee Mrs. Cowt Richmond, Va., smashed him back to his old team. Swe. Meiler of West Germany was All through the winter, Allen Three gaines were rained out from Akron, Ohio, fell Just short a result. I really have been Evert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Borg, the Swedish idol, routed Connors, the world's No. I. record Friday night as Tex my iiflg." needed e sets and a Jeff Austin of Rolling Hills, Ca. were revealed by Capozzoli, Feron Jenkins showed no seven indiVidual titles, .11 Indmi ma' be ranked No. 1 23-3, and Central Michigan, the country, but was Just one 5, of the Mid-American Con. By The Associated Press The St. I,ouis Blues, skating to their fourth triumph in six nights, moved Into the Stanley Cup playoffs for a seventh time and—For a few hours at least— were tied for tile lead in the National Hockey League's Division 2. lumping on the cxpan.sionist Kansas City Scouts for a 6I triumph, St. Louis moved 27 points in front of the Minnesota North Stars and mathematically clinched a playoff spot. With the victory, St. Louis also moved into a three-way tie for the division lead. Hut hours later, Vancouver clobbered Buffalo 5-1 to move out to a twopoint advantage iver Chicago and St. l,ouis, who are tied in second with 71 points. Philadelphia. In the other East dependent Boston College, 27. Regional doubleheader at Along with the NCAA play- The Hoosiers can forget about Georgetown, 16.9. Carolina, 21.7, of the Atlantic Tournament opened Saturday their spectacular regular uci.,', the licific-8 chum- Coast Conference vs. New in Madison Square Garden in . his own NC/IA shot put record Evonne Goolagong, 4-6, 6.4, 76, PilIc and Borg met Britain's lined Clark Graebner of New multiyear pact (with the White pitching two Painless one-hit In. Phitadelg*iia 10$. Phoenix Chicago 91. Detroit 94 Hoglund, capturing his third was good to win this for the over the Australian since April semifinals, K a n s as CHy Omihi straight shot put crown, set the third year isa row. I still intend of last year, they're obliged to honor it," city. The fourth semifinalist Pilic outcl,,ssed Italy's Cot- Wojtek Fibak of Poland, who only new meet records for to follow through on my Pfl5 Los Angeles 105. Mii*aukee "When it got to the tiereak. rado Barazvttti, and 101 ounced Kreiss Texas-El Paso. Grimes' triple after graduation thIs year to er I knew I had to go for broke," unranked Mottrarn surprised Hilts, Calif.,Bob 6-1, 6-4. of Beverly Seattle 17$. Buffalo 105 the world mark of 55. set by Texas-El Paso was led iito Saturday's Games many matches to her playing 6.3, in the $60,000 tournament Russia's Viktor Saneyev In Saturiy's concluding seion cautiously." Ian Rod Layer dcfc'ted Amen. At Landover, Nd., Britain's can Vitas Gerulaitis, I afternoon 6.2, to PhIladetpia at Cleyetand Antheropeningay triwnph I Jee; 7 high Jumper Seattle at Golden State Jotm Alexander to move into the W by Australian Peter Farmer in in Canadian Greg Joy, and po6' Today's Games Blue Group tourna. the W Red Group semifinals. ment. the 35-pound weight throw tential Point-winners Houston at Boslon. afternoon In miler Pole vauIt Wetherbe, (5) 146, Coxtookadvanteof dominated the high Jump, Sracfield (SI $36, ShVgah Phoenix at Attinhi, afternoon Atis. helped propel Texas-El Paso Wilson Walgwa and 1,000-yard (5) 170 Milwaukee a Cticaoo ,,ftrr tnearlIermatche3Americn Willie Taylor ruled the long TripIp (,, TPTr,. (5) tratiin's service dlfficultic to into Saturday's 11-event windup finalist Frank Munene, i'oth of 479 Tanner defeated New jWip, Nate l'erkins I'rt'rok Mi 47 win, 7i i*lints, far ahead of Who I:enya, and th sprinter New York at Seattie, 6lter G7alander Brian Fairlie, 6-7, , Also moving Into the semi880-yard run and David Law runnei-up Kansas with 11. penborg, Javelin Pobinn(M) 175 I, Page trlwnphed in the l00.yard infinals was fourth-seeded 1576. Carlson (MI 14$ S noon teimediate tiles T 110 relay' S (Ailtri, Thorne, with eight points, followed by dethroned Friday night in- sponsored CIevejand at New Orlosns aytor, Merrick us, M 42.0. by Paul Smith's eliminated Phil Dent of Golden Slit, at Los AOtI Penn State with seven and eluding Colorado's Kngaley UnIon 76 of Orlando, con. AustralIa, ai Ierrick composeti the 440. 14, 6-3, 75. Glbin (S)17sg, Metr (MI 4:310 State with six each. Theo Hamilton of Kansas at 28- Country tiub. iw (SI Is.s, Stringer (5) ,y, Fming, Meirick, Thorne and man, Bob Lutz, EGdIe Dibba, Grimes, who 1111 his big Jump Pi, and William & Mary's Standings' 410 dash Thorn (5) 457, Ector A total of $l, in trophies Harold Solomon and Marty Perkins made up the mile relay (MI 199. flyrd (Mt 500 on his last v, said "List year, Rggie mark in the 880, Lake Brantley won cap. and three. ,0oo in prim will be Reissen out of the )O0dath Merrlck IS) 91, flro'*n Washington team high school golf match team. (Ml 10,0, Slant Ord (M) 10,1. W L T Pt; GF GA Russians, I really was mi. eart in 1:52,4, team tourney was rhayed faulted his quarter-final match NY Brantley registered a 152, Ranqr;3) 74 13 79 26° 731 Samkol, Junior Coll., (5 $9. iM) 1:611. Stewart (M ISIS I methods. 24 17 fl 777 )9 199 IM' L*w (5) 560. Iluj5 (MI 'like Sands in 485, while long, handicap far today's flight ed hck Stockton, while bibb) Eustia recorded a 195. Shtptt Ro5 (5) 167',, tgfØn flOdi;h- Merrik (51701, Hudson Divisn 2 (5) 45 1's, Fowler IS) 44111., over Russian triple jump tna Kentue, Vine-yr (MI 7) 5. 5'iffot (MI 22 2 NCAA erO3Suntry 33 39 7 ij 733 7)5 Al Granada will be ven Pakistan, rial, but he also is in touch with champ, Finished strongly to to anyone who Chiciqo 37 30 , , (SI 354, Fowler (SI ) I. a 38, PaW Neal stroked a shoots a hole-inDiô (MI bS' 2. Sands (Mi High lump' Etch (S 5 Top-seeded Jimmy Connors Larry Goode fired a 38 and $, 16 00 ¶ After 29 straight victories this 20, of the Big y meets inde. win five more to take the na- West Regional doubleheader at started their quest for college West Regional site at Tempo, basketball's 1013' Grail bY Ariz., it was Arizona State, 23-3, meeting Texas-El Paso In the of the Western AtlUetic Confer. Mideast Regionals at Lexing. ence vs. Alabama, 22-4, of the ton, Ky. Southeastern ('orlierence, iiid I ci Ice I-I o'.A/e I I Captures Meet NHL WCthtrb.e(S) $10 jp rPy , '1 - 1 . ' L countdown toward the of the Pacific Coast Athletic The I,ake howell girls Terry Gibson and Sandi prestigious NC/IA title. Tne Conference. triumphed 90.81 and the Silver McKenzie won the 400-meter road eventually will lead to San m Midw&st ucgullrl1 leafr(est}l&' rela in 4:460. hawk Ixs)s prevailed l)iego 00 March 31, where a new toted games at Lubboc, Tex. In the bo)s' meet, lake champion will be crowned this and Tulsa, lake howell's 200-meter 0kb, At Lubbock, Howell's Scott McPherson, year. North Carolina State, the Texas A&M, 2, of medley relay team of Inda tile South. winner Cattaneo, Betsy Carpenter, Tommy Carver, Rick Norden last year, did not get an west Conference took on inde- Susan Nations and Melissa and Mike Davis won the 200invitatIon this time. pofnt Cincinnati, 21.5, and Fritz won In 15923 meter medley relay (2:63.01), El Paso, 20-5, of the Western pendentCreighton,20-6. AtTUI- the 200meter freestyle In Athletic Conference met in the sa, it was independent Rutgers, 2:35.0, ('attanco won the 200 IM first game o a doubleheader.'. against Louisville, 24.2, of in 2:28.4, Fritz ruled the 0Oregon State, 16.10, of the Pathe Missouri Valley Conference meter freestyle, (31.5), Car. , Middle Tennessee, 23-4, of the second game. 18-8, vs. Kansas, 19-7, of the Big utterfly (1:22.4), Nations penn, 23, of the Ivy League freestyle(l:O5.O6;andCatlneo doubleheader at Tuscaloosa, Big Eight and Ui Salle, 724 Ala., Kentucky, 224, of the met Syracuse, 20-7, in a battle fl28.3. the 200 IN (2:28.0), Davis triwunhed in the 500 free (25.1), Norde?iwonthe IOOfly(1:05,09) and &t Kirby dominated the Amend wen the 500 free 100 back (1:10.07), Carver won team of Amend, Kirby, Davis Nations won "ic 100-meter arid McPherson won the 400- McCord, Armstrong Lead MIAMI i APt — Jack Nicklaus was just one shot out of the lead going into Saturday's third round of the $150,000 Floral Open Golf Tournament. But Jack says he didn't deserve to be in that position. "I should be either 10 strokes in front or 10 behind. I'm not sure which." "I'm just not sure whether the good shots should prevail, or the bad ones," said Nicklaus. lie had an unusual mixture of both in compiling a 139 total, five under par and one back of the surprise coleadt'rs, Gary MeCord and Wally Armstrong. McCord and Armstrong, a pair of non-winning tour sophomores, shared the first.round lead md remained tied Friday with matching 7C. IA)GAN, Utah tAPt—l4trry l)ean Williams, charged with assaulting Los Angeles Rams defensive end Jack \'oungblood here last July, has changed his plea from innocent to guilty. Saturday as the nation's best West Coast Athletic Conference a high school swim meet Friday backstroke in 1:37.0 and the I' SEI3HING, Ha. u/Il't — A 25-mile qualifying race will be held March 22 to cut the field to 60 drivers for the 12hour Sebring sports car race, general manager Frank Cipelle says. Cipelle said Friday that a record number of 94 cars are already entered for the 12-hour main race. He said the qualifer will start at 9.30 am. on race day, with the 60 survivors going In the main et,ent lush an hour later. This is the first time in the 21-year history of the endurance race that a qualifier was scheduled. In past years, starters were determined by cine.lap qualifying speeds in practice runs. Assaultanf Pleads Guilty , Golf Event Ends Today Sebring Qualifying Race Set wd), in accordance with the First prize winner will secondhantj car equipped with laws of theFish Florida Game and receive a gift certificate worth by trailer hitch will be given away Freshwater Commission, The contest, sponsored by the $250, redeemable at Denmark drawing. Oviedo Junior Chamber of Sporting Goods in Orlando. Members of the GFC will be on s ..-- - SPORTS and at the same time give a will be served, and catfish. The largest bass same place for the 4 p.m. A $10 entry fee for each boat will be mounted free by Den. weigh-In and drawing for the helping hand to the Central While AlIcn wu rumored to A Chicago couple, Mr. and Mo-s. Gardner, pulled in 40 In two daysand Ike Ellis and Tony Bookerhad2o On the East coast, the party boaL had an average week on the red snapper, But the "Dandy L." found king mackerel in a striking mood, and at the end of the day hz?d 50 in the fish box. At the "Fishin' Hole" in Daytona, Wayne 13'ddy said snook and trout were landed off the area bridges on live shrimp. At Tomoka Basin, channel bass are plentiful, along with snook and trout. They prefer artificial lures, such as the top-water "Mirrolure," Troy Moody had two snook, eight and nine pounds Merle Keller at Main Street Pier recorded catches of whiting, blues, weakfjsh and sheepshead early in the week, but the high wind Thursday discouraged both fish and fishermen. Nice pompano are being taken off the pier on live shrimp. Kent Gibbens, operator of the "Tackle Box" In South Daytona, landed a six and a half pound snook and a five and a half pound trout in the Halifax River behind his place of business on Thursday. Last Sunday, he took three snook, three t r pounds. Bluefish up to six pounds have been landed at the Inlet last week, accordIng to Gibbens, with the yellow 'Zara Spook". lie relayed ward tn FicriL, 1*- 1,...... .- over to the coast, saying if they did not know where the fish are biting, he will show them. • Angkrs from all over Florida sell hot coffee and doughnuts. will be awarded to anglers All entries must register at will have an opportunity to From 11 am, to the close of landing the largest bass, fliley's prior to the start of the don't have his contract Montreal Expos beat the Mmmore. They sold it to theany. At. nesota Twins 4.1; the Detroit lanta Braves when Allen an- ligers blanked the Phillies 2-0; flounced his reth - ment from th Bot stopped the ") baseball at the end of last sea. Chunichi Dragons 6-3; the bkson, yo Giants defeated the Houston Since then, Allen's name has Astros 5-3; the Los Angeles been a warm hot Stove topic. Dodgers trimmed the New American-born standout: new nessee State. However, Mike Muse landed a bass weighing eight and three quarter pounds on a "Rebel" plug and Emory Kreinbring took a fourpounder and two smaller ones. Fred Sweet at the "Fishing Hole" said speckled perch still head duel Saturday in the finals their march toward Chicago K C.Ornaha starkness to vivid green. Tj -~ r - . a. - '.' 6; Cheryl Lie 211. Helen A - - -. - Seminole's record Is 7. George Simkanjch and swamp bays are 1, - - Cypress trees changing from winter :; - !,!' ,,, J - 44' J I the ninth round heav)weight title, Je) Quar Ken Norton 'IL, ' I rc "Taco" Perez s "Bad Bobby" Crawford. March 24 at ('levPland_M(I?)arjI)iiad rebirth. 4 - meet Curto ii :& . undergoes a ( . . "Bad Bene" Brtscoe in Philadelphia Jet's I- fr Nature - -' * - -, fl Seminole High School baseball team won its third • £ Houston Phn 3 l,çb ' 1 - Knighti of Columbus 41 22 0 U 306 1)2 Eve Rogcro S12. Lorett Carpenter n 4S6: Eve Rogero 19?. Donna Lamb Mlesota3S7 $723?6 ,, 174 S twat rOak Canadian Division Peg NMIIr 176. CharIj, Jnsup 4I '- '4 CS Pcrleta (43) 121600 EIGHTH, $16. C, 31.41: Chanule Tray 1040 c. ' - QUiflIthI (34) UI 10 I • -I- ', rights Perez began to bob and weave in never ref a,other one of my cards" an attempt to get away from the on. some fistic action later this month with The referee, whose name has been Bowie slatht, but before he could bunch a forgotten by all concerned, didn't take in the main event ' - in an instant and droe him back into the referee and said, 'That was the Renaud 11i(1 (Hlttd WaihdiD East Dlvjsn ' nudHewight ALL EVENTS Hen&Icks 1616 114 AIic Sext,on Vancovv at Chicago It would seeni that Perez got a raw undercard, J C, Dowe returned to !Jr ?:-:.... - Mike Quar, W Milwaukee and met took it away from me I wasn't really won close, unpopular ii round - - Youngblood, a former University of Florida star from M'intici.'llo was in lA'igan last summer as a coach for a suuiuiier football camp sponsored by teamunates Phil and Met lin Olson. \oungblood said Williams stuck a pistol in his face and pulled the trigger, hut the gun did not fire, 'b./M LOW AUTO RATES ' ( Under 25 SR.22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments Quotes - - - .( 322-0285.831.9774 ,;!4jvI.rtuss 2417 S. French Ave. nford, FIa, 32771 IflUPANCE A'ENry 'I,' -- - - .. - -- . - - - -. -- t___ POST TIME 8 P.M. 'MATINEES: 1:45 PM. (WED & SAr) 'CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV SPLAY THE LL NEW TRIFECTA IAIWORD-ORLRflDO KEnnEl. CLUB IN LONGWOOD OFF sin SORRY NO ONE UNOFRI, �Li - 4 S—Suay Herald, SaMord BEETLE BAILEY Mort (xgg' IC E EEOE I crrcAL OF TAE 6'4.%tEp4T, aur cc' MAVE Av NO EA A? ALL? Jf 61A% / ( I ONE NOT Walker AO I GUE5 Hy OSWM.D I NORTH (D AAhQSZ V Q4 bw by Dove Grous FM LUCCH! 1 I ON 1X .') ING NERET 2sjt FR I ENDS OF: SIR! I.... and his unknown card will be low cub or the four of diamonds. You are slightly annoyed when you note that North really either a South -- -• •-• which would have left the South hand ex sed. Then you make the rIgh(Ia What was it' You lea lthe deuce of diamonds because you know jour fine partner would have North -South vulnerable NO CREDITS . - ,, j Pass Sunday, March 16, l97-1C spades and six hearts. He has EAST *78 9 53 %Vest North Fast Snday Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,±\ A review of the bidding shows A 72 *KQ105 K 1:753 OLITH A J 10 4 AKJ876 4 864 ALLEY OOP HURRY, IS /' the eight. South follows with 4Q82 WEST Vl02 3.tg WOMEN 0 J - 0 r _ WIN AT BRIDGE I4JTION A MOØT 7 by Dick CARNIVAL I - — -- ' e a held five cards In that suit so as to hold the lead and play a club I y Of D e t a 4, Pass Pass Pass 15 The bidding has been: a a Jilt By Oswald At James Jacoby If you can keep from looking you 1 THE BORN LOSER Pass IA Pass You. South. hold: at the South and East hands, N can enjoy an Interesting I (WH UIKE IMT AT2 W FUNNY BUSINESS one of the 50 best your minimum ers in 1 9'° tJ world will beabk!to 'easily padeIiurcorrectcall. ~f solve it, provided the are playTODAY'S QUESTION Ing with an equall' y expert o.cr partner. You open the five of clubs. Your partner wins with the ace, South plays the Jack and your partner shifts to the king Of diamonds. South1 drops the six partner leads the five of diamonds — to By Roger s4 US l mowr sot. II ' WERE * Id II # $# I P1L L Send $1 lot JACOBY MODERN book to: 'Win at Bridge,-(clo this r' awsP`00, P.O- 801` 489. Radio your ace while jJOLI o en - 5 AND A DIP TO 7i4E I PARTY TA OAA THE 0I OUT WHEREJ; T DIPS / AM ear ., - by Garry Trudeau & V4fl45. ,7 cZ4'W77i ,4 4Jfl P1951/. flRL- fWt%? .PfZ/ 50W I 497.& r• I 7ye RR r ii/M. \ I IT LP ---'' a Nl "You plan for retirement with the expectation of living through It. We located a nice retirement home in Sanf ord, thought our ea of the Golden Years had been fulfilled, only to experience how death and widowhood can shatter realities." I. -' 1 1~ -' wins, It is almost two years since her husband died, but ft hurt is still raw. After 28 happy years with a loving husband, one grieves a bug time. •- L 0 TUMBLEWEED WD YA %TRE AT T141RD AN' her husband, and she can expect close to 10 years of widowhood. Md like most of these Mrs. Stamper found herself unprepared for this difficult adjustment to life alone. Compounding her problem, Is the fact that she and her husband retired to a new town far from lifelong friends and family, hoping reUremen would start a new chapter in th e adventure their lives, e couple was married in Miami In 1945. For mt the intervening years, Mrs. Stamper worked as a cashier in a drugstore and her husband was a bus driver. With pride she lifted a framed sees Safe Driver M she spoke, Mrs. Harold (Bob to her friends) Stamper fought to control her voice, but she could not keep her eyes from misting over. '• r --- _____ -R, MR. I A LM"PYID FLrr FROM t S c Il_ a gold watch, regarding them fondgy. Her husband was a wonderful man, the said; he would do anything he could to make her happy. "I can't understand couples not getting along," Mrs. Stamper saI "We never had a cross word in all our years together." "You don't run from these things," she explained. "Even if you flew to another country, the deep, sad feelings wotdd still be there. It's just a matter of time JMV PA -M I, T,SL EM AIA Mrs. stamper Is not alone in her baltic to find relief from on an even keel with no partner at her side. The odds are five-lo-one that the average American wife wW outUve J ahead o( the happy days of countown before Harold Stamper's 6d blrthdayand his lastdayat work. "We always thought we'd stay right in our.same home with Its big double lot and shady yard, so breezy and nice, . ...... I BOUGI4T TWEM Dioper cosr You Chic Young 5 ' eur ft.j TWE OJE (:PifCKY.1 Pc<y' 'c-, ___ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al SOMETWIN U SHOULD K T14ERF.S TWE DRESS! 7wa oft ___________________________________ I •- YOU WON'T GET 14ORSE FOR IyMR DO NtXJ KNOW WHY I'm but over the years the neighborhood became tun duwn wid crowded, and we decided w leave Miami aIgether and find a small, peaceful somewhere on the East Coast," Mrs. Stamper Her grandsons lived in Daytona Beach, so for a year she subscribed to the Daytona Sunday newspaper, rea ding the home ads, and having her daughter-In-law look over likely prospecls. But while reading ads, she also read about the new shopping malls, the propond truck route through the city center, and concluded that before long Daytona would be as busy as Miami. S- Virm.., against well-located towns. Sanford struck her fancy: close enough to her grandchildren in Daytona and Orlando, not far from the ocean and a fittle off the beaten track. _ w u, uja drove check them out. ne third home, a small dove-grey block house (since painted bright green) at 102 May Rose Drive, was Perfect. After a brief long-distance consultation with Ws wife, Stamper put down the deposit. He made three more trips up to Sanford before they sold everything in Miami and set off to make their retirement dreains come true. When they moved in on Jan.30, 1973,itwas ,', ILL HAVE NiNG OTIH RThR — YThINKQpT ' 0 I PSE \ THAT IN _____ - -: _______________ by Bob Montana ___ ThtS I5mE DAY LETA N0,1 JUGHEAD'S LIABLErO IN "IS FAVI HOBBY AND DEMONSTRATE IT TO THE CLASS -AWAY. WARNED CAPTAIN EASY SWAMI ABOO?.,, t{MM, 5OUNPS HI-S FULL TITLE WOULD STRIKE L . - , •' -\, ' THERE.# IL I .- \ -, - 11 E AT) NG - I 1 # I L -1— the average American wife can expect close to 10 years of - L PERHAPS , - - '• HIM IT COULDN'T HfvE SMOR6ISI LAID OUT IN - _____ a 0 00,0 — I 4 • by Crooks & Lawrence AT THAT MOME#Jr OUR OLD FqIEND ED JOY-BOY AND FLOWER- fJ6 LJVE LOTUS...BR:MOER OF I'EACE /P4O H.4PPIJE5. TO IHt5 . . 4* aw - MAY A6 WELL DIP by Howie Schneidor -t - widowhood, and the odds are five-to. S • • -, - ORVILLE LLiKK IS ABOUT To MAKE A FATEFUL tICOVERYL.. CHORD! S 0. husband. Yet millions of widows , 1b % i/ one that she will outlive her p P •. . - - p -.....- AND KKXV OU;t ~113ERRY 0'READ arena red for this difficult ad. iustment to life alone."" E... Ministering to her husbands ",she felt closer to lum and somehow soothed by the small activities or getting them food and opening the door for them to run in the yard. life goes C ~_ The odds are pretty high the average American wife will outlive her husband by a good many years. Being prepared for this sad time of bereavement and readJuSBent is half the battle toward s tarting a new phase of life without one's aUsWmed partner at one 's side. Knowing the problems one must face and leanng how to deal with them, can be immeasurable help during this traumatic period, according to a free id prepared for persons in the 55-plus age group by the American Association of Retired Persons-National Retired Teachers ASSomciation iAARP-NRTA). The "Widowhood Guide," which discusses preparation, bereavement and money and household management, points Out that all widows and all experts agree on the need for a husband and wife to prepare together for the death of one spouse. Such prepara tion includes full knowledge b) both husband and w ife of the location and amounts of available financial resources, such as bank accounts, stocks, real eitate. insurance policies and survivors benefits, as well as the names of legal and financial experts used by the family in the past. The Guide strongly advises agairist any drastic changes in lifestyle during at least the first six months of different "Phases of grief." According to the Guide, the survivor first experiences a period of shock and detachment. Then shock passes. The reality of death begins to intrude into the self-protective 5RulrRriOLAJ ___ M if e. cue, t e grey poodle bd its head fui * . tampers lap, and a bla*k spotted dalmatian and matching spaniel appeared at Uw b&ck &w.yWft for attention. . ------------- #4 place; how much he wanted to do here. 1%re decided to make this my home. "Besides," she added her face brightening, "there're the dogs. flow my husband loved his dogs, and this is a good place for them with a large fenced -ard and a room Pre are For fe Alone ---- '- PAIN WILL FP65 dp admitted. 'I thought about moving again, but I don't want to go back to the big city. 'Y~ WANT . — ARCHIE / her husband fell Ill, was whisked f to a hospital and underwent surgery. A day shor t of a week later, he died. "It's been hard to decide what to do," Mrs. Stamper e . by Dick Cavolli I'M ThRH W "But mv, huOiatul wnq right — h~L. what I liked. The h ouse was perfect for us, " she reUed her first impression. Tragedy struck two months later, to the day. "And us not even unpacked yet," sighed Mrs. Stamper. lrst time Mrs.Stamperhadseen 01h WINTHROP - The third issue turned up th' I,, iiUSuu,i, si *_kaiL A— - - Ithoughth happi my husband was with ft with a brave, bright smile. But she admits it hasn't been eas - I' 1. 8LONDIE UI Bobby Stamper feeds Tinker, Freckle,: life must go on - BUGS BUNNY ', I '1 MflE() up i WAS LAST ..i\,. Cth&.4T- V W, LUCKY I WAS •:.:,.'-- By JF.AN PA7TESON LWi ;-4 P4JGS )4 A- •, P/ -tZ4 VM2I 1%.'' S 4r Women's Editor I .J VERY -' .. .11 reams i by Larry Lewis —----- L- ---- 46 ANDTkESAME. WR LIFE DOONESBURY CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS atter 00 BoJIen( You bid two spades and your partner bids three clubs What do you do now? Answer Stonday lISi'AI'E1tE\ERi'SEAI ID WINNA ow allowance she makes up t by Art Sonsom JILJJ "I'll always stick to Janie! What she lacks In K J 94 , A Q2 • j 43 K 5 nowl Nu 1, tin you have ever kiiosAn. So give FRANK AND ERNEST 0, by Bob Thaves Before making any major changes, the widow or widower should take complete stock of monthly income and expenditures, the Guide suggests. CIrucial decisions 49 - — • -- 14' WILL A NIW SMACKLA AMID A) Mot IF '0 1 Ill SHORT • OR LEGISLAT 2 A X J by Frank Hill -. 6"R 10341' 4% WT 4T MAKE A LlY,' 14V Iota of 1009 9F wkMr v AL L _1 — S tr_, 1,1 C j Ale Also included In the Guide are useful Lips (par. tIcularlyIurwidower5)onmanga singl household, such as procedures for meal preparation buying and storing food and homemaking The Widowhood Gtide is one of a series of free "better retirement" booklets Published by AARII '.NRTA. With a combined membership of nearly eight million. the sociatiens are the nation's largest organizations dedicattil to helping older cifizens a. ,tueve retirement lives of purpose. dignity and independence. For a free copy of "Your Retirement Widowhood '. - r-J "IN f ~ri]ff Az AV -• " ...........- MRI �- -V- — .. - a q.. - .g a s. - 2C—Sunday Herald, Sinfo,d, FL Sunday. March 1L )tlS _______ - - __ _ _--------=_T- a 11 - . - . - . .. .. - - . __ __________ ! I [ Nan Nancy's ~ 1. :; . ,_1-7 , :~--,-.-h,--;t,T;,._ t,_.,V-1 %i 6 V,- -~; 1 - - -;S_1-__' _ ---': -,- -_ -=_-~~,~__Z.z "JT~J.!:--,_Ff~ II—.-:z~ - - *i I .., - ~ ~-- 1 I Newsnotes I _1i II ___ Junior Police student, enjoys t he outdoors, all kinds of music and "writing my Sgt. Whit Brown, Winter _i, thoughts down on paper." In particular, Karen Springs Police Dept., gave a 4. . - . . talk at the last meet1n of the beautiful and thoughtWinter Springs Junior Police pro%oklng poetr), some group held on March 4 at the which I have had the pleasure city hail, of reading. If Ile Sargeant expressed his Karen some time, it would be feelings on the duties of a police worth asking if you could read - . . 7 . Officer and told the group of his her poems, too background in pohce work and IU one which reall) tnt home what pronqged him to seek a for me, was about the confusion career in law enforcement of life At first you're ahead, Duing the question and but tomorrow you are losing," answer period that followed Karen writes. She asks what i Brown's talk, U group asked right; what's wrong in the how he felt when he was called world. -1 "pig." Brown told the group "I just want to be free, so 11ow, while a Pohce offim in can live life as me -But I'm Atlanta, Ga., his precinct chained to the world, And they Lindfrd that type of a situstion stole the key" Karen concludes Ile :ntI ti -fers I 92 ' The coupIchonemoor.ed at its she descended the red Icr, Cop carpeted stairs on her father's each other the vows they had Disney World and In the arm, the beautiful Sunrise, written themselves "I will and Bahamas. Both are graduate , was pla)ed by • a desire t ha t we shall be man and ottUniersit of Michluan Hungarian violin and an wife and share our love and our Out of gown guests included team, Mr. and Mrs. Mony lives with oiie another. I give to brother of the bridegroom, . LeClau-e. you my respect, my un- Ken Ison from Washington, The bride's gown of ivory derstanding, my coninlittment, D.C. Also, Ms. Dawn Amiss and Antro nwas designed In a period and most of all my love.Ms. Karen Haas of Ann Arbor, motif with a large veiled After kissing, the couple Mich., and Mrs Cecil Getz(rid Ga tsb picture hat Her sister, turned o gr ci Imil) md ____ Lir I zi , W MarySchnelker (Mrs. Ned bon) descends stairs In historic Longwood Inn I.A. Col Gerald C Schnelker on the nox=Coole Miss Anita Renee Coole) and James Paul Knox were married in a candlelight (101ble ring ceremony by Rev. Ray Woody Saturday, March15 at 5p.m. In First Sprinim and the late mark D. Cooley. The bridegroom is the son of Sir. and ,Mrs. Carl Knox 7301 Rd., Orlando. Miity Norton. Commander , Jack Schraff. . _ Loca l Given in marriage by her , Mack D Cooley closely fitted bodice and of a saint. Mary cascaded down the softly . - - . roses. Mat of honor I Shirley Young of Winter Part wore a floor length gown of Nile green tiered chiffon wi th embroidered ' __ ;- I watched my brother Saturday night- He approached p - column, it come alone. I was sure my "ill help me and lots of other brother was going to score wilh _. .. .- ZQ_ I . - rFj - T It , 'I -_r -, ~ , . . SIARON FAYE BINION DEAR SITrER. Stand UP girl went off with a total large and 'cpea out 11 ou think )OU strangtr' (This was at a . . .1 I \ . -I showing. and It's obvious to the I L gin Ludt uII Lof wants u a ucu When T hero who will never know whether a man would love them if they were poor. Pity thie poor ones . . ; . . .. ( . W= 11M and forgets abM 4. I se"ID&I, die"111 know it MW -. Tom N II ABb I )OU I The bridegroom 4. ibaby-sit for 50 cents an 1`101W, . wt, ich i- s what baby-citters used 15 ~ _ 5 ago. , wk the couple sho d tell the baby. . to itel , Halt to write I#tf*rs? $VW $I to Abiq4il Van duron, 172 Lasky M_ 5tvirriv 14111L Calif 10117, for Abby's bookitt -.4c.w to Wr#!,tLeflefs - P_ , _Jd___ POW V.. Harris, N Sm)TII Be - the Sanford,is the grandson — -i u rn eLuckV -- . - - ,lit-, University (F.T.U,) man.r1? best of Ow bride Joseph L y an. 'euu of the matro 0f kuonur, Sam Yo a . Following a reception in the ch urch fellowship hail Maitland. Seminole Junior The bride-td-be is a graduate High School and is Mr. and Mrs. William A Binlon of Lansing Mich. an: r - , f~ - I , ~ - - -- . CAMEO Bryson E. Kent.'edy ~__ '. --- white satin togas, pink cum ,. _ o :n4 ;: IV 10 ,t:: Shop - -. Onl y CAO RE t - . or - One 5 • "L I :,.L VIVEJ fa ACT NOW AND GET I .. 'ts 2 WEEKS FREE CARE OR 4 WEEKS HALF PRICE " - N1 r Aero Decorators ii ' • i• INTERNATIONAL, INC. IS 0 SPE CIAL TY Attammfl PhOAe$)I.M7$ ________ ;4'.'ZIf" a.. ,.. so degree - r ...us,om raperies Cleaners & Fur Storage . h The - 31 9 WEST 13th Sanford, Fl. Serving the ' Volusla a Call collect (5) . \ fa shion oo = I_ I I- - outfit from our varied collection '' " _ - "- / I /1 in 28,29,afld3O.Anyonel8orover vatuty poor lifips I Your Children Will ' , c , Everjtsme , I -.,' ' co:: u;Id ,I - hi - _____ , ) \ I - - .1.'.* . .1. .1. \~ .. .. o Clrninq at et : prices and coin laundry : ::: "' ': .-: in a pleatant at masphera Open 7 a m daily Located .il.. . - FA IR WA Y PLA ZA 1 ::: . ." 1739 Our New Spring Styles 1 . ¼, 'tl'. '-., (" ... ::. Try it you'll IIkt ill I 1 ' 1. '.' : J,j 14110- . I '.. :-\ ' I ' :' I le P _ _ - 4 - r FAIRWA* 4- . ________________ `, X k Knight's : 0 . / I 1 -- : - . IA , -_ C -. . % __ _~ Zill I Hirnande: a J M 1 !_- ~ ~ A I *1 -- .I- T -__~_. tm~ - growing feet on the path to sound, healthy development. A brand-new style for feet that , 'fl" f _,;0 ~z2 - - ^ 71 - I -Wi 7 l 0, - I fitting features.,. Poll-ParrotShoeskeepactjve, A -" \I - Sturdy construction, top-quality leathers, fine. " - !,- 4; 7 I .4 I i,~t&i4g ---L k ~-1 Easter Fashions . T: , AUJ,j l~_7- Z, X"/." (:;;: : l =_ -_ NIL .- - . 0 14 4 I 1 , 1~141~ 7 t df .. .. - -_ - ~ t4--_ _i ! 7-~ E_- I4 _LL. I t h 4./' A lu Ethnomusicology from the University of Wisconsin and is a .faculty member of the Americanism vs Communism may take the test. Eligibility Department of Afro-AAn, . • riiustbecompietedby April 18. iiuuies a inuiana univershy , I. i tree, self-help program to where she teaches courses in prepare the student for the test Black Music. She will co,duct WE — - ____ . one-day Soul Music workshop is available at study centers located it o hout Seminole a- ug -1~ 1a.iffolim— Rollins College Campus. lie C(,unty. For details on the study -'i- ~~_ t v`W-_ _ W %W workshop Is open to the public center in your neighborhood from 10 am unit]6 p in at no call Seminole Junior College and ask for the 6,E.I). office. PORTIA MAVIJISRY charge. __ A I . r -I -_ . . who has met the Pre-requisites Jam and Wally Philips l,;(fl, KinDERFOTO (OdLey,t . & -M ' LtL1Jt 9 CNAL TY ULI 1"11 I.q-jit, •...a no c PhD in natural color. - home L ~,, , ,~.~_ Auditorium under the auspices dynamic show is comprised of of Valencia Community contemporaty soul music Popularized by such artists as Ta the Stylistirs, Brown iiG . E.D.kst k.ithng MariinGa)c, ;:::Ie)sS Knight high school equivalency diploina will be offered at Seminole Junior College April Ms. M"l"b J r eceived 322s3315 ' or four Wallet sizes NOW HAS OPENINGS FOR FIVE CHILDREN IN THE 1 5 AG I'flIaii at I I / ~~, _. I - - e - . . ~ ''~- ~ - - !;~z~ SavIngs and Loan, Valencia and Municipal Indiana Unfiersity . Supolb QUANY '11 . v.. of the Indiana University Soul stage, sound and lighting 1 evue01, to be d March 19 technicians are all students at ~ ?I population reach saturation the gnarled, majestic cypress point? Should population trevs at nearby Lake Harney. c-ontrol be a factor in U.S. In his sculpture, Retherford foreign aid commitments? - white satin battle jackets — High School graduate Portia these are all a part of the Maultsby,the45.member group colorful costuming and uiging of musicians, dancers, singers, me Sun WNW ______________________________ - inertvnds, gold bolero jackets Rollins Colleges. with red he3rt pockets and Organized In 1971 by Jo I . - .. ,.d photographsgraphically _~ M&Ohmola- a 1.9--I - Flashing red and green College. Tickets are now on sale lights, roaming spotlights, at Streeps, Washington Shores 1)5COW bea.jly D.xc-_,vcf Sr - . -#- ~ Sister S onsors Show lOLA _____ - r - - fulitime employes. What would happen if couples In Finde ll s exhibit, wood Is had to get a li ce nse to have a displayed di fferently, and his baby' When will earth's - , " . - —. - In the series, which examines rwn.a_ Mr. ane Mrs. Baldwin an now retired and live'in Hender. Fortner missionaries Mr. and sonville, N.C. - & .s. 2510 - S, pr - --- T zmv - . fp Daytona Beach and a complete food and clotWng collected, tour of Dellona were among the prephred and shipped from Nghlights of ,Mrs. Zeisel's first local Conference Community visit to Flcrida. She calls It , '1. Service Units. SP'I' A. ,, . . SOU/ — CannelM Y8f'VI&ItayiiopiJ Deborah I -ne Daud RoberlAU .. I . J , ../j' I AI It 's Easter time 0 s.lIne for new instructional media depart- ZeroPopulationGrowth(ZPG), ment, where all are now such questions are asked as, . have been long time friends of director of SAWS (Seventh Day Mrs. Adventist World Service), A trip to Disney World, wh1chdircctsthedLtjjbflOflOf .. i~ .- - ___ - assistants in the university's - 4 . \ guests. Mr. and Mrs. Gebo have treasurer in the General .~._~'t , -- _* S. - to classical PDem.s. , ~. I been wintering in Deltona. They Con!erence. He later became . .--n .!.4f hour or two for several weeks to Findell, who is a 1969 .i .11 liuui.0fl tiu., CaiuuiuOfl, t. graduate oft w ter Park ntgiii. FTIJ Is offering o er ng a program, s School, and Retherford are both P arenthoodA Right., which is 1fl3 graduates of FTU, while also open to the public at no Ms. Hernandez graduated last t bar June. All are former student . . I -t '1'p I I source. ding her vacation with her returned to Washington, D.C. mother and aunt and Gebo's recently where Baldwin was wife, Marjorie, employed as an assistant with draperies of "CAMEO" fabric . age Moines, Iowa, in honor of their the couple I'm spent 15 years in FREE SHEER FABRICI . .. n Technological University David Retherford (sculpture artist has used nature as a adding her visual dimensions and speech therapist Gary birthdays, both on the same Southeast Asia In Seventh date, Adventist Institutions. Mrs. Doty's daughter and Mrs. William Zeisel of Bank, Singapore and Hong Cl e veland, Ohio, who is spen- Kong were "home" until y i .1 rf ___________________________ Deltona, and Leo Gebo of Des Memorlalllospital, Avon I1c IJflMrCrj y . n ., help Jackie with a group of Winter Park Sidewalk Art Three y o ung artists, InFU) as part of the college's and paintings),Eleanor Her. concentrates on expression in handicapped children from festival, Saturday and Sunday. A surprise ofinner party was Mrs. H. S'll. Baldwin, are eluding John Findell, son of Mr. continuing display program at nandez (drawings and pain1`017111, using wood to create his Rosenwald School's TMH held at the residence of Mrs. visiting Mrs. Lenna Guenther, and Mrs. Donald Findell, 305 the FTU Library. . 6 . 0 lings) . (Trainable Mentally Hanand Findell impressions. . Lake Blvd., Sanford, are O.C. Doty of Fountainhead The exhibit, which lasts dicapped) class. In her work, Ms. Hernandes I Drive. honoring mm Sue Fleld South Lake Road. Since servingBear in Florida Hospital and presently exhibiting their ftough Friday, will feature the (photographs). Ille class' teacher Cheryl While there is no central takes a look at the fantasy of I talents at ., Florida works of three M graduates, theme for the exhibit, each fairytales with pen and brush, Williams, her aide Patti Carlton of Normandy Boulevard, Sanitarium. and Walker __________________ C/CLP r,;*- r rersonais Rinion-Harris , Dissolutions Of M I COMMISSION nounce the engagement of their daughter, Dale Harris, son of Mr. and Bx 67 Lit Mary 7110mas G. Holloway, 21, 901 The wedding will be an evnt GOVERNORS degree In the couple left on a wedding marketing. lie is an F.T.U. trip to p______gra_unte. . In U1Ort'uerTIeIa J English literature and creative writing. ii, •.e bridegroom Is an Sccountant with Carolina, n Columbia, and Jeffery 1, Doyle, 19, 136 - Mr. wW hit& Daniel R. Hart 'f April 12 at Raven.0 Park . Ch urch, Sa nf ord. of Sanford announce the at Brunswick Her fiance graduated from engagement of their daughter, -, New Smyrna Beach High Melinda Kay, to Johnny Ray LO RI OAG* School. Ile served for two years Sheffield, son of Mr. and ,Mrs. in the United States Amy.He is Isham J. Sheffield of Sanford. The bride, born in Watervliet, presently loyed at ARRIVE AUVE Brunswick (!ooeration Mich., is the granddaughter of ftsuNsHi, E STATE _ 14r. and Mrs. James J. fian DeLand -;--Z-of Sanforu. She Is a 1974 The wedding Of April 12, 4 n.m. at event qj graduate of Seminole High UlrUwA%, Arrti School employed as a cashier at 1lflJIl VYMI 'Ml Chapel A.M.E. 'Church Wiflfl Dixie. Olive A ve., Sanford. Mrs- James Paul K11101 -AsIta Renee Qioley carried a nosegay of spring Nassau. They will make flowers and wore a mat. their new home in Ching headpiece. Columbia, s, C. Carl I.- Know of St. The bride is a student at Cloud. brother of the Florida Technological bridegroom, U,AHOC(aIQn;" PIea$fnCj5a " is of Mrs. , grandson of Mrs. Martha King Cornelia Sheffield, Redding r , Sr, 700 Mulberry Me, of Cleveland, Ohio He is em- Gardens Sanford and the lat. ford. Hnnouroce the engagement PIOYed in the Construction in. ja mes E. and of .u. of their sixth daughter, Emma dustry. Pearl Matthews' of Lake The wedding is set for March Monroe and the late Lee. to Larry Wesley Harris, Jesse 3011 Of Mr. Slid Mn, ceorg 17 at Knit Azalea Gardens, Matthews. A graduate — Iveryon has a problm. Whir, think U's tune for baby sitters to get a cost of hying raise' I adrened - . • ~, KIDDIE yovfl?FOaper$AIpiy,wrj,f Aflay Ro* No SflOO LA Calif SUe' Eclosa stampad u T - Mr. and Mrs. Levi Coleman - !I i_ . ' - Party With W Of singles -not should be paid more - say so. Dorry Ann Huffirtan & Edw. Joice. Wf former narnp And I ire no reason why you Livingston a bar.) f Forrest shouldn 't ask Ole couple how ! tmil, mieiriust tie a reason George Phillips & Toni never scores, as it happens long they intend to be gone. all The firm. flow do you see it? CONFIDENTIAL Debra A- Kennedy & jalnes TOMISSISTER 1. Billy Stuart Jackson & Diane D. SORRY FOR TH DEAR SIN:Torn may Sd MIAMI" Don't was any Ruth Wf maiden name — oulist Cobb,Jr & Fram-s some IeNsnns 14 Ii . . Area En gagem en ts . LakeviewDr,,clndy i. SIIJUI, Johnny L, Cumnlinp, 39, MELINDA KAY HART _1 . ... W __ ': , ~ ' EMMA LEE If SITfER ________________________________________ her,butmlessthananhow . - 1. Abby LaITY M. Blancett, 24, 2810 \ / James samead'd. - I —_--- Altift Door a verb attractive girl who had YOU put this in your . . Marriage Applica tiRons a girl they've never seen. and .sc Al , _ I don't have the nerve to ask, . . - .- . pearl beading enhaneed the nosegay Of gardenias and Loser and iny parents worry when it gets past midnight and I'm not home yet. Thank you for anything you _ -_ - 1---14AY attalmig ,-Anrunoie Junior College , arid I$ employed bands between tiers and at the square neckline. She watchedotberguyscome up t -'-.. . ove is someone : . . -- Mrs. Frank Dunaway of SRS, Barbara j. Quail Hollow, FuUic,r Ru,n 7~. Hunt, 31, Ex 344, SRS Davison Orl., Pamela K. Frazier Bottom, W.Va. Milton, 18, 385 OverWd Rd., W. Columbia SC, Anito R. The bride Is the grand. Steven A. West, 23. Miami, Apopka '.W I Cooley. 23, 110 Pineapple daughter or Mr. and him. been veryunhappylately. 22, '909 Robt. L Jones, I Alt S .' Z), lIz 335 Herman Biniori of Olive Hill Collier Dr Finally, Oviedo, Sheila L. Stanick, 18, . he asked me for advice k Travis E. Haggard, 23, 760 Ky- She is employed by the Lenard G. Anemaet, 28, BI and I am stumped. Maybe you Bayou Dr., CB. Martha J. 2528, Shirley M. Degroat, 23, 1101 Otter Ln., ,Nltld. SAN State of Florida Dept. of can help Wm and all the other I nummid HBYnM 34, same 1104 S. Myrtle guys with the same problem. Ralph T. Kellogg, 35, PoB Hugh Braddy, 56, Bx 384 . 306, Dorothy J. Atkinson, U, L "lllllllllll Geneva, Margaret D. Alder." looking and a college graduate, sitter what time they expect, to 11612 W Ist St. but he can't get to ru-m ba3e Come home so the sitter can tell Butcher. 21, 417 with women. For years he has her parents when to expect her? 3182 ion L. Evans, 21, - 17 - _______________________________________________ For Sanford Stitcher T of to the standing collar. Silk illusion Vefl with a seat. tering of lace appliques was attached to a matching Juliet cap. She carried career in jownallsm. to those who live near her, but Karen naren ypica l,- w ak.. a --typ.ca u ... ty as a wnuie. That Li teenager. She Is a karate quite a distinction! . Doin * ' Things 1 ______ i rs _____ . slender sleeves , at the sheer neckline April. She hopes to pursue a She is not only a good neighbor DEAR ABBY: Here's a real slumper for you. My kid brother, Tom, who is 24, has , - _I,• . : extended into a &.apel train. A dainty ruffle lw4s has a smile for YOU." M a ry , , exc"dingly well, but goes I - . - caught the hlCe-Wmmed By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ? 3 ~_ _.) officers to be presented in. By JEAN PATTESON elude: Mickey . Adams, . Y I 11 - --.4 . Women's Editor president, Judy Knudson, first lp•,-' 'rice president, Alice Kast, -' MISS Elllnwood spoke on tier secretary and directors Jane -.; "two years stay In Africa and White, Gloria Ward, Louise . Our Seminole showed some irkresting and Harris and Lynda Slays . County Erwin will be assisting, but V . retarded children will be giving Jackie needs extra volunteers informative slides of the people The Board of Directors will . . ... M eir all at th and countr. th 50 they may w&rk on a one-toe county's Special recommend that the current Olympic Games being held one basis with the children. agenda items of Education and / March 22 (or April 5 if rained Sounds like a good way to get The Gardenia Circle held its Local Government be retained . ' . . ..,X'~' out at lake Brantley High an early suntan and be of great eetthg at the home of Mrs. for another year with a new - •,.. ¼ School, starting at 10 a.m. N 11h service to some deserving kids __ -1 17 [tarry Baltrunal, hostess, with study Ili tile education area of -: . __ .1 . c, Iq Mrs. Kent Atwater as curriculum and accreditation. Mrs. Joan Helms, vice at the same time. Continuing responsibilities ector of ' . committee consisting of Mrs. sug gested w ill b Plan n SCARC ingand o .. Kent Wilson, chairman and Zoning, and Library. i , F W. I SS ~ Mrs Charles Balks and Mrs The 20th Reunion Committee ations (or the meeting . " for Retarded Children) is Ilarry Naltrunat was elected, should be made to Mrs. John • is trying tc track down all be gging your SU)Ort . . GATOR DANCE members of the Seminole High Melick or Mrs. Henry Hanson harles Davis 1with lion cub) accepts a donation for the Central Florida 7.w from Starlight The ds practice so hard for The Camellia Circle enjoyed by March 18. School Class of '55 in Iomt'naders (from left) Jim Harney, Bill Stdpp and John Simmons. Attired in a the Games, says Joan. They variety of a luncheon and tour of the preparation for a grand from St. Patrick's Day green to Western denim, members of the square dance club raised aren't looking for rewar B E NEF ITS OO ds and [III)FICy for the zoo at their Wednesday night Green Alligator Dance reunion. if you are a 1955 Harry P. Leu Gardens in In theSaul ord Civic Center. glory Orlando. A short business Olympics . just for the cheering graduate of Seminole High, or supoort of their parents, friends know meeting was of anyone else who is, condut(et' r' ,in'1p.ihr "'rno IhI innd 1ltIt1 I Io1lu ink' the tour. itli cont,id Mrs. DJIII ( it of i ii it s Just for an hour O SO election of the nominating Special Olympic Gaines will .=''It Loch Arbor or Mrs L Paul will be a rewarding experience, Whitley of Lake Mary. . . begin at 10 a.m. on March 22 at Lake Brantley High School If 1975-76 Interested class members are .I ' invited to attend a planning = I I .=. 11 71v Amaryllis Circle filet at held April 5 at the same place . I meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m., "Ir. I t`%: . - - As the home of Mrs. Albert and time, Everyone is invited to •. First Federal of Seminole summer approaches and I cheer on the 118 qualifiers B) JEAN I'AVfE.SON Croniner Mrs would be entered Walter beaches, lakes and back yard building First Street Sanford 111 1 %%omen sF ditor 1 Selimirn and Mrs Croninger toward the International And Just as well lie stuck N ,pools beckon, its Red Cross 1-. Special Olympic Games to be hosted the meeting to his guns, for Martha swim class time again It was a proud husband A program of colored slides held this Fall in Michigan walked away with seven ' , Sanford swimming instructor who encouraged Mrs. Admission price is a donation of For you Po music lovers, with cornmentary won "Plants i it V prizes-five firsts, a second : ; r I-zl. I I Martha . Bauer, 1318 and Flowers of the Bible," was 10 cents. and a third! the POPS Committee of the ; , :. . , ' volunteering her services to Florida Symphony will present Douglas Ave., Sanford, to Mrs. Joan Helms, vice. presented by Mrs. Augusf A. "I couldn't believe it'll :Ii _ i~ -. ) . . I A teach children and adults basic its third POPS Concert March enter items of her X , Fickes of DeLand, a charter president and director of Martha exclaimed, •-.specialesentsfor the seminole needlecr,,ft In the recent member of the Circle water safety in her 131 E. 22 at 5:30 p.m. in Orlando Woodland Dr. pool Jackie Municipal County (ntral I'krida Fair, Association for 1 thttlngsheplanstoenteron tuditorium / teaches the classes free ; there featuring Orlando. Retar ded Children SCARC), is next year s show. .. F4leAdamsand Pete LWV is a small pool charge. also the Seminole County Having never entered Condoli with the Florida Martha won first prize = before, .Mrs. Bauer was coordinator for the Special ribbons for two of her Groups of pre-school children Symphony Orchest.ra. Eleanor Weinstock, president Olympic Games She hopes no hesitant, she didn't know if afghans, two items of — from day care ll be an after-concert of the Florida League of Women one objects to the small e1e1ir alfhl the work she stiched with tatting and, a three-piece Sunday School the Kahier Plaza such party Voters , will be the guest donation request which Li new such loving was really up to baby set. The second pl should call Jackie without Grand Balhwm which is open ace k,,. lS'2 speaker a! thp March 20. this --car. She ,,Pl,l,,, . !hIMELf-rdard. .tr.d I,-, fact, d, I 6U.Pull Wd3 for a two-piece p ny to register for the Red to ublicall char t ge Annual meeting of the Seminole "There are so many expenses ito_ __ - _.-_when she got to Uw- show Cross course. Adult, women, and will be an opportuni y for baby set and the third for a league. The group will meet at -shirts, ribbons, food and gas grounds and saw all the , individually or in groups, everyone to meet the stars. "granny" afghan. 7:30 p.m., at the Altamonte — and a general decrease in other beautiful work being should also apply soon, because Martha, who was born in Civic Center for the dessert folk's ability to donate money, laid out on display, she got Sanford, has enjoyed will be turning her at. i meeting. cold feet. that the SCARC reluctantly ~ needlework — and crochet tention almost excl usively to Ms. Weinstock will give decided to ask everyone at. un not entering, in particular — all her life. children after the next six Kids can have their picture . Leaguers an up-date on the tending for a small donation. a Martha told her husband, ..., taken with the Easter Bunn wee wln sununer vacauon My mother (Mrs. Gussie . L. Florida League's Legikhitive Even a few dollars will help. so Clarence."All these things d Smith) taught me tattfing t BigBird GI priorities, according to Marilyn far tWs year expenses have are too pretty. Let's just go when I was a mere child, .... your school age children Cookie Monster, Roosevelt . . If on home Crotty, president of the local reached $1()O and donations are and I have taught my League. The 1975 priorities are: less than 10 per cent." need lessons, Jackie may just Street characters In full But Clarence was daughtcr ( Rebecca .1 O4 Equal Rights Amendment; Tax be able to squeeze them Into her animation, Monday through a da mant: her nine Items Mrs. Helms described how Marks), said Martha. Martha Bauer: seven prizes out of nine group, but call Immediately. Saturday from 10a.m. to 9 p.m. Reform; Comprehensive few residents came out to see Planning; Election Laws; the Games last year and how And for adults, women and in the Winter Park Mall. Farmworkers and Environ- disappointed all the kids were, me n who like to be around kids A A • I I• I and around water, this is your in. lefe IQ — . M • i i i t See you art lovers at the t I - - ii flowing A-Une skirt which a saint as anyone we know, Everyone who speaks her of Penn. arid will graduate this disposition, and a smiling face. A . crusted lace outlined the above and beyond her duties to Is _.._--NL. . . — , Of white silk organza over peau de sole. Pearl en. This t ype of situation would tax He Trying To Ilk— 101.- * --c- za- ' , Jr., the bride wore a assist the ever changing council Karen Sue Leskowyak is a and board members of the city, student at Seminole Junior and any citizen who seeks her College's Adult High School. aid. She is 16 years of age, a native Mary has a kind heart, sweet # I ._ t ~ _ . -__.. -.--. - =0 .- - brother Norton is about as close to being flOIfliflatIons and April 16 for the - Pineanr.le Ln Altamonte VFW Post 5405, Winter finds herself with new bosses. officers for the year 1975.76 in ApriL April 2 will be the daft for — The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mack D. Cooley, 110 Mary' has been the city clerk specK because M is the rwg time In the history of Winter of Winter Springs for the past Springs, that we have had a four years. She has a demanding Job and a frustrating one. VFW Auxiliary With each new election, she will be by Invitation only. :. e Goin'Places. ,-- ~ i . Good Neighbor patience ,.. - - Mattland. Organist was Ro bert Eshenaur and soloist was the bride's Alpha Clii omega sorority sister Phyllis Shangraw of Installation of the officers of meeting, would enjoy your. the Auxiliary to the Veterans of selves at this fun time. Why not Foreign Wars Winter Springs drop by' Post 50 will be held on 20, at is p.m., at the Longwood VFW Post home located on sR GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE i nominati on and election of the W " VFW Installs . i 1-1 _ I.. n~:_ .-%~ -1 V .. . I — V . ' _-- t - _1# i 8, I Circle met at the home of Miss Dorothy Ellin. wood, with Mrs NtchoIa Sch. mit as co-hostess 'I up pictures of pigs around the office and tacked up a sign TV next meeting of the designating the office as a -Pig Winter Springs Senior Citizens Sty." Brown said the letters P i group, the Lively socialites, G stand for Pride,Iitegr ity j will be held at 11 a.m, on Guts. and if the gsters kept March2o,at the lilgh1andsClu in that they wouldn't House located on Shepherd mind the slurs. Road. The next meeting of the In the future all meetings will Winter Springs Junior Police be held at this new time. Featured this meeting will be will be held at the City hall on March 18 at 7:30 p.m. FUtUXJ an Easter Bonnet Parade. The will be a demonstration of mem be rs will let their anger printing te!miqucs. tmagination gowildandcret their own bonnets. Soun ds like a lot of fun. You senior cifinns SPrings., will hold both the ej se — i _AVF : lectiOn Of the local program --- ,V_~~ __. -I I- . . . ,%~ "I _--- __ -1 - -_ .. 1-1 -1 # , . I Id Sanfo r d, Fl Oily ote Ihemselses Socic/ites This installation is extra Garden Circles The first time she saw the Carrie, was the only attendant, guests as the theme from wasayed. the restored Lonpood Village tiers of ivory lace. Both carried The reception for family and Inn, Miss Mary Schnelker old fashioned bouquets of roses close mends was held In the exclaimed, "ThIS is here I and gardenias Inn's dining room The bride's want to be married!' The bridgegroom and his best table was planned to honor also At 8 P.m. on March 3. her man, Mike Bergstrom waited bridegroom 's grandmother, ) % came true when Mary, with Carmine Bravo in an Mrs.the E. Healy, who at the age of u, ter of LI. Col and Mrs. alcove of palms beneath the 80, flew unaccompanied from Gerald C. Schnelker, 115 Fox Inn's historic chandelier. The Michigan to be at the wedding. Ridge Run, The Woodlands, antique red velvet setee formed ame ide of Neil Ison, part of the alcove. Duri the rece lion sunrr son o Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Ison the e m hi cIans str olled Carmen Bravo, who of Michigan, in a beautifu playing requests, l dueled the ceremony, read ceremony they planned and from Bertrand Russells many of which stimulated the Wr 4 $ d ~_ -7 " ~~ __ ` *~ _;~____ ,___ ~-__ __ - . 9 I= .1- ~rLt~,__, IV In Historic Lon wood Inn . - 11. !jF~,'_', .. . % , E *_ -11I ~-,~:_-_ =-_ -5 . :,-,1P . - ._11;~. - Sunda H - t-.,-4, . .; I - - es I -wv*: - Club Not — I 04414 _.9!M=. - 1 1 1 i 1 4_ _r 1- - - , ~_.___ ._~__,___ . - -,__~=_-.. - . - _.~7.,l.---. ~ ----_ t_ -, .. ,~~ - I- - .A- _ i~_A_ -_- .-~, - - - - 11% NANCJ'IJ(X1Tl1 Herald Correspondent Schnelker-Ison Marry - ____-__7:__. ,~~- . -1I .- ,,,;r , _~_' I I -- -~ . .,~__ &')M- -A._ _ ,I-~:~~ -_ - i n . ", i ' S ,- I PH. 322-3524 ______ ________________________________ Downtown Sanford SHOE STORE a �_____ _______ - %F_w= _ 4C—Sunday I - - __ ~vr __ I .i - - • : TT A eard of the Fellowship / - - .- / --I- ~ Take This p, portrays the events during the last seven days of Christ's earthly life. It is a drama of much agony and many sorrows. But mostly, it is a drama of joy, for in the end love triumph& In a thrilling final scene, '- - - - \ __ Christ, pl,3yed with deep sensitivity by Tom McDonald, is risen again and appears to be transformed, almost ethereal, as he ascends - V %V~izi- - tedmical director Foreman Heard and his skillful crew, ran smooth as well -o iled _ . towered over the rest of the cast as an Youthful Cast makes Magic seventh through twelfth ade identh as ll as college freshmen, and it is rerhie how group wore i ts the maUc U magic together, Players include Tom McDonald' Chip J4*mIOn' I Smith; B Baker; Reed Frasa; -- Weather J `* -,~_, Mike Fltsgersld; Roby - JULIAN EN1tOM ment, apparently there were invited to be present and come If you ha ven't yet visited the ha ve some chairs whi ch might a museum, Situated at 52u I o rumors floating around the forth with any ideas they may expanded a large apart m ent the amount of the f(erence General Henry S. be suitable please contact Mrs. East First street. The shirt-sleeved weather nation building and the time has come becomes a dead loss because we've that there might have have on how the co of con- Sanford Memorial Library Vi ta le. If you should know of By the way, City Manager been enjoying here f been some question as to the stction can be reduced not since to make some repairs, and neither you nor the tenants its recent re-opening let any display cases which might Warren E. Knowles was Florida has definitely had its official position taken on his necessarily fo may be pretty the place up a bit, derive any benefith from it. r the benefit of us suggest you do so in the very be available the Trustees of the recently browsing through effect on the home market. What yardstick should I USC US Presidential appointment by the builders, develope rs or the near future, What is the good of a "tax li brary would appreciate any some of the books in th e library the National Association of contractors but for the conto where I spend the money I've shelter" now when you just The dese to get away from Realtor& information u may ha ve, and found one LIBRARY autographed by saved for this purpo!e? sumer. have to pay the income taxes on the snow, sleet and ice storms library, w hi ch now is also ALraham !Jroln. A.N. It some time anay? Why not in the nor th has brought a For example, the City of The City of Sanford has — however Art S Leitch esident t co mpleted two new spacious he Sanford does not require national o ' Pay It now and get It over with? tourisin boom wWch the ex. Experience has taught me to — of more than a half milhon developers to put in sidewalks. wings which makes the library W.A. perth say might even exceed be very careful in the ap.- Dear Sir. W.A., mem bers flatly sta ted' "We However, if a developer expec ts capable of housing all of record year of 19172. plication of funds on an in. look on the President's his homes to be sold under General's library In the first place, if you do not And wi most ofentering the 25 optimism k L nomination of Carla Hula with insured financing by the books and ot her artifacts. — vestment building, Many use your "tax shelter" each millionor so thtravelers people actually waste money year it is available to you, the the state even .,, Federal HousIng Mrs Hortense Roumillat -- tually eeInc the under the impression the%- are ith continued Nothin' drninitr iti n h put in iriitnpdinf p t (111111 fl Central Florida attractions, iIldIfl1tItiIiiI or ttiiproing thur Iirobl iS but the most favorable reports sidewalks a 'Ili ni'llwa of four the library's Baord of Trustees, . ~ (10:iO4'_z,- ,,~ going to cOmpute these northerners have ao have property, your taxable profit as though come from the Depart feet in width The City of has been associated with the I recommend my clients stick you had claimed it when you enjoyed our weather, ment of Justice as to her Sanford says that if sidewalks librarysjnce14whenshefjr5 the following rules: dispose of the property. complete competence as an are constructed they must be served as secretary for a In fact, many of the A —Il (1) Never all maintenance So, obviously, you had better liked what they've seen so attorney and her skills as an five feet in width. committee in an effort to make problems to accumulate Take enjoy the shelter now whether a or t much that they've decided now administr the library a reality. Ist ca of them on a regularly you wait it or not Otherwise, it Another example is the Mrs Roumiliat handed theweek F 4 - , is the time to locate that piece gay"Surel) the growing number question of standing curbs scheduled basis. is Possible to end up paying of ground or buy that el to Ruth Swinney who A (2) Make all repairs prom of women who are moving more versus the Miami type curb. ),r " -, double taxes on the same in. retirement home, ) will serve as chairman of the and more to the forefront of the FHA will accept the lower cost board f ^ tb (ood tenants. are lost come or the l976 term. Mrs. thr''hinthfførence Consequeñtly, Realtors and real estate business," he said, Miami curb but the t for the Further, thetavrnfn fern Ore Margaret Vitale was elected I we,come recogn uOfl has been vi i i ce chairman and Attorney money on any other , ask Sc i cause you are per. Edwin Shinholser will continue yourself: muted to pay it based on a February brought an increased goverent, Speaking for the to serve as treasurer. These are but to possible (1) Will it justify Increased "capital gains" rate, wNch can amount of traffic into their Realtors as a whole, we cer- - — N Im ook N - A ,l'Is - '_____ J — Mrs. IV - I . — 1rl- _,0,_,c~_-_K __ - - - -- - - c .. _= _ - N ~_ A - -- __. , - t ~ 'A , - RENTAL APARTMENTS ~- i- . , _-JR - (2) Is it necessary to main- ordinary income tax rate, tain competitive rent I suggest you contact a tax schedules' consultant at once and review (3) Will it actually increase your present situation. And - II r. .. . - . I " .. - ; ;'V '' ~ff '. - - ' - ' .3 : - - - . - : - i - Househ - - F' - - - - d • -- I coste Ct Johnso with ae word on m. Z_J - ' - I fl Iitch pointed to projections Monday forum at Saord City In tact, one Sanford Realtor made by the Association's Hall. There will be others. If t hat his business in Feb- research department that the you are involved in the - - ' r I - I -. - / £ - -. I -, 'I - J. - - ecorded each week. Mind you, of America." that's better than l,I() new _•;-- - I __ - 11 a I ewoo 0 W. Airport . Sa nford, Fla.Blvd 1 a 3237870' 7 days a week - citizens of Florida each day. To . '. - - , - -N_%_%1_-*__; . - - LOWER COSP. 7 A . - * -. . I ___ - P 0 0 , Q - .;' -, - \ ML ' - 16 - homes and apartments. And, Is it possible to reduce the By UISE L GILL Sheets and towels can be as we tmaglne that if there were cost of new homes to the constensIon Home elegant as any upholatery more moderately priced houses sumer? The Sanford City Economies Agent fabric. The permanent uress availahie vi'd trriffr Cirj will c nish on fi shee ts Bet gives hem thcreaseinthenumberoInew Mondayternoon to firid tjf Bet think that sheets on bed and t owels in extra body. For towel projects residents each week, there is an ything it can do atthe bathr m Not necessarily with a rich look, choose toweb feet cost reductions. with the plush velour finish. RUMORS zoucanrcoraanyroomo ingtheCornnlaon'400 your house b) stitching Up Man' manufacturers offer o'clock meeting tomorrow, matching sheets and towela, so projects rom s cc s an When California attorney builders, developers, con that you can achieve a coor- Carla Mills was sworn in last tractors, plumbers, dccMonday as the new secretary of trlcians, masons, carpenters Sheets and towels come in a dinated look. especially Housing and Urbun and what have you have been ge, me sewing and solids Many are prin ted in tical for exclusive designs by famous projects. With a single sheet, designers. It's an economical you can slipcover a chair. way to purchase these beautiful Accent it with contrasting / - ' — - '. - - om being installed by the City of Sanford. However, the library is still in need of a few items to new residents are being benefit of the property o;kners tching Sheets ~~ - q- ' -. discussed at length durin comolete the expansion nary liirnedoutto be not only seeond half of 19Th program and it does not have should show struction trades a d have any the value of the property? when you wish to dispose, of the best month in the fast half a modest upturn both in new Ideas that might help reduce the funds in its Current budget (4) Is it absolutely property, make an appointmentthe den or but actually the best o prode em housing construction and in the the cost of housing necessary? with a speallst in property Februaryonrecord during e sale of th exi sting homes, sumeryouareinyjttoatnd, Money uselessly spent on an exchanging. Quite often, he can The library needs about a past three years. Other sub"We look forward," he says City Manager Warren E. dozen chairs and at least two investment property may devise legitimate methods seen( reports indicate the declared, "to working with the Knowles. reduce your income taxes that decrease the pain of paying same glass display cases. Should you ng has happened In new HUD secretary in sup. year, but by only a fraction of taxes by decreasing the amount other real estate offices. porting the housing goals of the the amount of money spent. So of taxes due. me last of ficial report Issued Adm inistra tion, with the hope by the Department of Corn- of speeding the recovery of the merce of the State of Florida housing market and long-term ca:U at no less than 7,O rnora ge finanng to the ol t: ~ .i ____ - o - cognition." creased sales. r Also, Buddy Echols; Effect On Home Market Has ' - Brbakc; Ann Nan; Gene Bukur; Sandra Otg; Beth eman and McDonald. The production staff- lighting operator, Matt McDonald. Members 01 . . - .__ ___ Ta e , ,, Martha McDonald; Ray' Keith Walker' Martha Hardwick; De !.! - r __ . - - - - Cathy Griffith; Darlene Mackey; 'Ja nine Meager; Foreman Heard and I ________ - __ ___ - ________ I .- I _- - t -.=-. I -;,. 4* t---_ _~__,L_~ --- .- wick; Bob Meyers; Price Baker and Chuck Fraser. Others are, Fred Bukur; Randy Cranmer; Troy . ft -. __ Players' production of Take This Cup, Js comprised of - 1 1 - Tourism Boom May Exceed Record .; BY LARRY SAXON I Martha McDonald plays sorrowing Mary the Moth 1111111 - Investments -_ - ____ - Fellowship - ________ ________ _________ __ - ___________ ___m Real Estate _. - Park Avenue, Sanford. - I - _" , Sunday, March U, 1975-_-sc . - iturday amid Sunday at pin, in the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, off Judas, powerfully played by Chip Johnson, __ - fUrdwick gave a Pleasing performance *83 Claudia, wife of Pila te. In fact, each and every member of the Youthful cast performed with a f resh enthuslasm and depth of feeling often missing when adults take to the sta ge For all they are amateurs, their attitude is professionil Fin a l p rfnrm'nc In into heaven. flwoughout the play, the lihUng, sound and other special effects, produced b) - — from the yoke of Rome. Martha McDonald, as Mary the Mother, brought tears to the eyes of her audience e pla yed the part of a simple, earthy Galileanwan filled with mother-love and a deep awareness that somehow her son was not as other men. Reed Fraasa played the ru thless Calaphas with a calculating shrewdness that was stron con trast to Keith Walker's portrayal of the humanitarian Pilate. Martha tear& ¼ I. Master and determination to free his nation Players before the curtain rose on the opening nitperfoance of the Easte: drama, Take This p. And she was rht. The PIk}rs' peormance moved me to Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL . , - _._ . __ -Iff -- -, -,- zt~ 1. Z - Z_A 7 1 - L .- I. - HOME 0 ~ * BYJEANPA1'TSON Women'sEdjtor Ij i - - 1. I . - I - Drama Moving W* -1 -=-4- ___ - . ~ I ~_ __ __ - . __.!: __ ~. ft - - . i I 711~ A .1 A __ ___ figL ~ __~ - -- - . Pr : ;GIG Herald, Sanford, Ff. Take This Cup' _. ijw~_, : - - •, - - - - -- . - "' /; ' • ' . ''-j , / " ' ' .-;, - '?" ' ' i•- -. R - .- - -- - - roses for Aa lea Hard a.d husband, Forem - -- -1 J '' L ,__ i I - I J! - - -, , ~ -~~7 t: - -_ -!~ 4.-.~-.L=ZC* -_ _-~_ im- Jodu I Ch* Joham) betrays CbM to high Priest Calaphas (Reed Fmasa) for Wrty p it - :- ~--4~ -~ k - man and ~~ ddld. If the animal mnivvs, it generally ends up in an animal 4 . - - + ; , t i!* the family, other Pets in the . people continue to ive E.MW anA the coning of rabbits. clic"i widgby ducksmany as local ordinances would sprinob t1inejoy uW of ~fts, shelters are unable to prohibit a famUy from keeph% r .Od of and ebirth o handle them and most have to it. physical Wnem psydwlogical t destroyed. Even if the These are outdoor animals. andtheneedless 5 n1sr.alshouldlwctoinaturlty, Theycan not be housebroken 01owuaai unusual shapes. Decorating with " ~0~ - I -. -_ -A Using two tw,n sheets you about dry cleaning expenses. can stitch up a sleeping bag Just toss,your draperies into the that'll please your kids. It can macWne with the rE--t of the also double as a practical Dimples __ 1 - - ' I ____ _-'---__- ______ _m - f I . -. -V~~ ____ .__ - - ~ . .. k I __ ___ . =-- - ~_ I ~ =M M _-__ . ~~ ___ - - - - X . . - I~ -IF ~ - 4101 ~_ = Z T& ~ t ; - ~- ___ - - are treated with stain repellent finish in two contmstlng colors finishes that resi.st both water and patterns. Quilt in a pad. and oil based stains. ding. years ago .a Geyer pledged to join --- . - , '. . • _ '"J --- __ i M - . t z - Sited death by losing more HOMES FROM $23 900 CLOSE TO SCHOOLS CLOSE TO SHOPPING ENCLOSED GARAGE BA THROOMS 1P , - __ , . ~ . You don't have to wait to own your own now. permanent home. Jim Wpllof has INSTANT Motlgag* Financing available NOWM Once you've selected from the more than twonty on the ovtr All -_ Cost of your new home. We'll linish the outside compl*loly -Including the loundation- using fime-lasled. low-mainitnance mattilals you can d*pend on. . . hard- board wood made better siding that seldom most immediately. almost anywhere that you own Prop:rly. Choose the home that boil suits nVeds painting. heavy-duty tooling. extilrior doors and hattlware. aluminum windows that will build It for you and offer mortgage fins to make your way of lifs mot& comfortable, and two coaft of quality paint. Now, with the hard Part compl9lad. you take over and finish as much of all of the inside as you Ilk@. Do a little of a lot for yoursoll and save. Jim Waller Together *011 build. Here Is the Jim Waller plan that will save you many. many dollars the more of the inside work you do. the more Anoney you'll save y our family $ needs wdh two three or tour never need painting I - tL -- 1 : - I After -a heart attack which . - r offers optional inside finishing packages but Together we'll build and you'll have more 1101110 for less mon*y than you ever thought possible ... 8 n*w,P*fmsnent home that will grow In value year altar Year while you and your family are of life. fljoying a comfortabl, way 9 OVER 20 MODELS • BUILT ON YOUR PROPERTY ~ ----:' 11 :• '- aheaakedGodforachanceto Ike The next morning, the I .,- ___ ~-- lfj_- ,~- - .. It t? N, F : - = . ~!T~vi -_ -T --%- yts. Jim Walter offers LOW-PRICED. OUAL- to qualified properly owners P, ~ _. i _L.- , for Anival. During her long ~ -Z,;- ~ in-! - ~~._ .-* -i w. -- - , -~_ - z= . 7- ' ~,.,.,., ';,_--1-_ 1.f-_P!r-=-:s3___r I . factory mad• shutters ZT4—~~ ,-''~ , MORTGAGE FINANCING r I -owt -_ _ - ~ I 't ' t - =IV ,- .- - -. - modeli custom construction can begin at QUALITY SHAG CARPETING I A I ITY-BUILT HOMES with INSTANT MORT. - ~_ ~_ -i ,- __ - + 4% - -_ 1, - - - - - Noworio a 0 N FAMUM 0 :J - - --- I I --- - the Easter Parade, which she did. The tremendously umual Aspect of this pledge was that Celesta Geyer. known In the - uhabIe comforter Choose permanent press finish. Some sheets with the soil resistant bW ~ -is- -, ~ __ -t - . ,, 1 ] Diets - -__ __ __~ MF I 5_ __ 4__ __ ~ - ...1L 1*1-*_ - I ~- 1q, wash Mt sheets today ha'e a enty-five - - --- - . I _ _____ -- __ seams where the spread is towels mears you can forget ff1 ~ BecAluse of the problems swouriding Easter "Pets,90 the AVMA suggests that you &I VV Do// y . — ruffles without tedious plectu, half lengthwise for side secmatching and seaming. You tlons.Asecondaheel(urius the center Of the spread. Stitch __ / -f- - .11 " " 00 ___ ~_ gastro.intesto3j infection fatal, it requires treatment, often Including ".: wings andhed. If the animal w . . - and adults In close contact with these animals may be exposed suJI'v1ve m the home. A young ~hfld's enthusiasm over the new pet often results unkriowing T~-- authoties warn that children tflegal. t - - cause serious housekeeping and health Problem& Many are disease carriers. The National for Disease Control In Atlanta and other public hea 41 states and cities it is mna} curtains draperies and dust bedspread, split one sheet in pw1ons ___ -- _ Stuffed 'Pets' Don't Cry work with. A twin sheet has a double tiered, gathered flounce or a pleated dust ruffle. If you prefer a plain, bold material. So you can make — 01 Betay (Debbie Freeman) sloop. to wash the feet of thrI (T - Don'tgweycxirchfldrenb rabbit3, chicks or ducks fo' r Easter, urges the American Veterinary Medical Association (AV) Not only is it Cfll to give thew animals as gifts, in :. - - Mary l that of decorator fabrics) you together with a padding bet- . - You can make !i quilted bed cover et by since sheets come in widths up to 108 Inches (almost twi(v ' 1q' ' -I A— 'eL... £1_a_.I_ .~i __ 73/4 % WHERE SOIT1EONE STILL We offer a complete line of SECOND HOME COTTAGES , . . _=A71 'i I - k ' 1W ____________ Iroperfy the Jtrn Walter way. W e wjnt you 10 know the facts, tht PlIcts Of Out homes and e1ractly what your monthly mortg&9@ pay. ment will be. Call. willt of send the coupon to Me nearest Jim Watf, Homes'display path i- M.- .- _. . - . - �- •- - - cz!!day Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday Wni icin A 1117, W 1 VnI% L.. V U P5W1FJ$J I V I y (Ar) — Musing Kiaman, chiel economis#. of the — 2. Moderation of increases or most Unpossible for them to household savings into thrift in- rates, and re-evaluate housing activity is generally thought to National Association of Mutual actual declines in prices and foresee the turns in interest stitutions, which then would styles. EDITOR'S NOTE: Th is is the" the day, it will not operate at respond almost immediately to Savings Banks, costs, to the erosion of rates for 20 or 30 years ahead, lend it out to homebuyet5. "Just as the production of secondof two articles dealing top efficiency. Any home-made an increase in the availability 3. A halt "Moreover, structural shifts and th us makes them reluctant Among other suggestions: overpowered, gas-guzzling auwith the efficient operation of of mortgage money. But a In trues of building land itfili. ennctimr In,snmn. nri.l .-.— tuidp or other 10 COflUflht themselves to fixed Improve the effectiveness of tomobiles will be sharply reair air conditi oners, keeti sun off the unit all or housing economist says this zaton and envIronmental re- fidence. rates, federal mortgage Insurance duced in the years ahead, so qulrements have caused a conpart of the (line will save you yea,r this migh t not be so. 4. A quick and significant tax Kiaman also urged a tax cxprograms by making them dis- also should the production of By ANDY LANG The current depression In tinued upheaval which has fur. cut and a sensible energy packernpdon for interest earned on tinct from social-priority hous. unnecessarily Ifirge, land-con. The Herald Services ho using is the result of much ther disrupted already shaky age. savings accounts, claiming this ing programs. Eliminate state suming housing units be cut off An important consideration The air conditioner you pur- more than cred it shortages and markets," 5. A reduction in the level and wou ld c ha n ne l a greater flow of usury laws w hi ch limit lending in the future," he said. in the pur chase of a window or (base will come wi th Instruc- restrictive borrowi ng terms," He sa id both builders and price of ho using inventories. - ' - - '? .,. , wait air eOflatlioncr is its size, uons on its proper malnte- Saul ltiaman told a meeting of buyers are Inhibited now by While forecasting a slow UI If the unit Is too small for a nanc'e. One of the most Impor. mortgage mn here this month. "the four Cs," or caution, con- turn for the housing indust room, it will not cool suf. taint Instructions Is that which "Mounting inflation and cern, confusion and con- beginning in late spring, KI ficlently. If it is too large, not directs you toiumove and clean deepening recession have strrint." To overcome the In- man said the year as a whol only will you waste electricity, the air filter at certain stated created Increasing imbalances hibitlons, he listed five keys: will be characterized by "dept You may find that It will not intervals, between housing coats and 1. Increased availability and essingly low numbers," wit properly control the humidity in Most air conditioners for a consumer incomes," said better terms on mortgages the number of starts likely total no more than 1.25 millio the room, which has a definite single room can be plugged into bearing on your comfort, in 1975. 'Normal" Is close t the existing power supply line. two million. The cooling capacity of an air But larger units, Intended to He raid in the longer run bas conditioner Is expressed In cool more than one room, may ±' British thermal Ic du,nges are needed If the in uttits, tequirc an additional electric designated as 11113. A British circuit with higher voltage. Be dustry is to be rescued from it --.. _---.--. roller-coaster existence, ir thermal unit is the amount of sure to check this before you which booms and busts foIlo heat required to raise the buy. __- Its each other, temperature of one pound of Central air conditioning sys_____________ A structural reform of say. water one degree Fahrenheit. tems require expert in. t n1 j7 i_ ings institutions is necessary, It When used In connection with stallatlon. Such factors as air would tnt' an brn.i tt"n I n the inan *ir conditk'nr, it rcfr t. distribttien, preperth:;'t i7:n;' ' , the ainoujit (1' lett that ' Ctiiient and service powers of selection of the right type of j _'"jj_ removed, j thrift institutions, which now supply and return air grilles, cannot offer checking accounts conduction of solar radiation orothcrservices of commercial While the number of cubic through the roof, walls and _____•__1 feet of space to be cooled glass areas, etc., must be con. f CARPORT CARPORT ] roughly determines the size of sidered in determining what Deposit Interest rate differthe air conditioner that should kind and how large or small a I entials also will have to be re________ __ be used, there are many other ______ _________ stored, he said. Savings banks system must be for a particular factors involved. In purchasing ho DINING DINING r traditionally have been peruse. aunitJind the cubic feet of the mitted to offer a slightly higher Whether your house is rate than commercial banks on room (length times width times equipped with central air condiheight) and then tell the dealer savings accounts, Honing or me re ly utilizes one or w hether the room is generally BED ROOM, ' aoRooM Through the use of certili. sunny, how many members UI more room air conditioners, II' 4 Ni cates of deposit and ot her tier the family generally will be in energy and f inancial savings vices, the commercial Incan be considerable If excessive stitution.s have reduced the adthe room, Windows demands are not made of the and doorshow theremany are and how machines. vantage held by savings banks well insulated the house is. LIVING ROOM and, as Kiaman sees it, have LIVING AOO From these factors and the anmade significant Inroads Into IS ' 16 (Ifhyou do it yourself around swers to other questions he will the the personal savings business. ouse, will I1r inc ask you, he can consult a He maintains this has had an FRONT that will enable him to recom- valuable information In Andy adverse Impact on the supply of Lang's handbook, "Practical mend the proper size. PLENTY OF LIVING SPACE mortgage credit, since comHnm Repairs," whIch can be mercial banks are not cornU an air conditioner Is placed obtained by'sendlng $110 this This duplex has an interior landscaped atrium, six by 10 feet, mitted, as are savings banks, to in a room where It is exposed to newspaer at BOX 5, Teaneck, which not only allows for the entry of sunlight Into the center of the home mortgage the sun a considerable part of N.J. 07666.) market, the area, but also for efficient crossvetatllatlou. The kitchen Is Greater flexibility In the handy to the dining alcove and Its plumbing Is back to bock with mortgage Instrument also was the bath. The fireplace faces the street and adds to the it called for by the economist, traction of the front slew. The screen porch also faces the street Among his suggestions was the We Can Help You Find and doubles as the entrance to the apartment. The carport —or development of variable Intergarage is at the back, Jan Reiner, 1000 52nd Street North, &. Your Dream House eat rates rates that would Petersburg, Fla. 33710 designed Plan IIAUSR with 815 square rise if Interest rates In general feet In each unit. Anyone wishing to know the cost of the rise Røad HOME-Every Sunday blueprint can write to Reiner, enclosing a stamped, ieffHome lenders argue that in addressed envelope, today's unstable world It Is al. : %-ounT ancl Uransa Ctions R L V. gi. urvw at Juna Drew I for. Brossler) wi. to Geo. I Drew& wl Julia R., W 100- of E 650' of 388' of LI 80, McNeil, Orange Villa less Dnrt etc., 1100 Pear l M. Koss, wid. to Mary Louise Koss & Wm.M. Koss, it. ten., condom. lies. Un. No. 17, • - VT1Ilia yWJ to James L Churchill & wf Verda R., IA 49 Robin Hill Un. 3, $36,300. Corn Lisk to John H. Stubbs & wf Betty L., Lot 40 & N of 41, Second Add. Parkview, $3,500. Roy K Robinette & wt Betty to John L. Snub Sr., & wf Clara If., Lot 16 111k F Woodnicre Park 2nd repi, $17,000. Ellis A. Kruse to Robert E Holloway & wf Heidrun L, LI 8 111k 11 Lake Orienta Hills Un. 1, Shcoah, grantor life est. $100 (QCE) Ro be rt A. Philson to Carol C. Philson, Lt 87 $31,900. $100. fi Polyak Corp. to Danish B. Bushruj & if Mkhdlna, Lt 59 . Grange Prop Inc., to Govhnd Kenneth H Black & wf M. ('haudharl & c( Mrcn:, st., Margaret to Raymond NW, Sc t-21 JO, etc., ; b - -- - s. i i THE VI"7tf PEOPLE Rdgew6od c7cms ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS *Only $17.76 First Two Months Rent *Receive A U.S. Bond-3rd & 4th Months 1 111h s,s - RIDGEWOOD ARMS - APARTMENTS itlA RIDGE WOOD AVE. AN FORD, FLA. FloridaAve so.. 323-4420 _ _ ---i—. . LUXURY PATIO APARTMENTS.' I * Responsive Management All -- — A I-t.iIIeriqaii 'ipariments * Own Washer & Dryer - _____ __ I.,., . a _ ..,::•: I. •0 _ It V. S An unusual, condominium concept, Patio Home Corn. munity created to blend with the marvelous natural wooded oaks setting of its country club area location. 2. 3, and 4 bedroom homes with 2-car garages and stone lireplacr. Weathertron reverse cycle central heat and air for economical climate control. Magnificent kitchens with dishwasher, compactor, disposal. Pius, swimming pool and tennis court and beautifully landscaped yards. Recreation and common areas maintained by homeowners associations. Priced from U3,S0O. the I' /1 list Month' Rent 2ndM Rent s $17.76 •1 $17.76 Only 22 homes will be created at THE OAKS. Models Open Saturday and Sunday ito or by appointment. Robtqf E. PAcK,.. DIRECTIONS; 17fl to 25th guilder and Developer Street In Sanford. Turn west on P.O. BoxFla. IUI ISIh and continue to THE Sanford, 31jill OAKS. 305373.fl54 or 3053770420 Month 's Rent 4th MOnth'S Rent $150 per month plus a free $25 U.S. Savings Bond each month. Luxurious one bedroom. one bath apartment. Take up ARMS in preparation to celebrate our Nation's Bicentennial in hfSj)iri! Of 1-6. We at RIDGEWUOD AMNIS ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS want Wilson Green Jr. & WI Lucy to fflondQH of Sec. 16-2040, (QCD) Eugene A. Augusto, (QM) Q'Jnn De!— '- Ncrran to Margaret E. Augusto, a-k-c Cowley to Paul D. Nor- F., S 30' of E of SE L4 of NE14 Crystal Lake Winter Homes s.d Fla. Groves Co., 1st Add. Black of SE1 4 of Sec 27, & S30' of W' $100. Hammock, $100. of NW'1ofSW'iof Sec ..3g..29, r $100. Eugene W. Marcel & wf Helen to Sanford SC!.. Employees Fed. CU E 45' of Lot 10 Bik 4, Tier 4, Sanford, $7,600. Raymond K Lundquist & WI gWage () Aria i. to Gee. K Morrison & sit CaolL,S'ofN4102ftofE 20 Where the .i.. ..,i ch. of Sec 4-2030, $14,500. Geo. E. Morrison & wf Carol natives are to Kenneth S. Anderson & wf Oki S H . 30-ApartmentsUnfurnjsheej CLASSIFIED DEPT. f _ 6 Mal 0011 _V FRAP4KLIN ARMS APTS. 1120 Florida Ave 373 "M • RATES I tlii'tj S times 41c a line 6thru 75 times 31c a line 26 times 24c line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3Lines Minimum HOURS 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 3737900 Two bedrmaptortTh . room house. 3719370 from 9 to 6. DEADLINES MAP INC RSVILLAGE APIS IS.? B.drm. turn. 0rUnIrfl 32Orta,oDr.. 3 $473 ________________ Noon The Day Before Publication N11.4 1. Adults lovely large I bedroom air. ideal for ref,ea persons 64 4453, )7 $054 - ---------------------.-•-.------------.--P4 SADLEW000 VIII .AS 110W AIRPOR 1 BLVD SAN FORD, fl3 7170 Sunday.- Noon Friday - - -4—Personals -. I 11—lnsfrucfj IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM (A()() SWIM SCHOOL* IN YOUR FAMILY? 31—Apartn'ients Furnished HEATFD POOL ALL AGES AL ANON 3" 7337 For families or friends of problem i----_Furnistd aoartmene with clean riner SurrOuntJ gfor baChelcr For furtr*r information call 17) 4Sjj -- 14--Camping R(SOi15 ge1lemn Reasonable 377 1)18 or write 3221699 Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. CAMP, FISH and BOAT on scenc Bog 553, SanfOrd, Eta. 377I. wIld Wekiva River at the bats AVALON APARTMENTS t)rec1lflg Oroufljs Call 3771110 or ADULTS NO PF T5 It (1'1' p F '.'. PO I 116 '.' If j ,i, FACED WITh A DRitlp PROBLEM Dont neecs" Serve a useful Efficiency . U?ilitie5, fishing Perhaps Alcoholic AnYmØ,JS Purpose again w$n you Sell Canoe Included - on Can Help SCenç them wilO a Classified Ad Wekiva River. $100 Call 37) 14:3 Call 473 ,5i7 from the Herald. Call us or see at Camp Seminole Write P.O. lox 1713 todayt Don't delay! Just dial Sanford. FlOricId 32771 172 7611 or 531 993 To place Furnished oat-age apartment cur low cost Adul?, no ChiI(1r fl or pets tOO) Personaliteri service by members of Elm Ave May be Seen between 34' the Downtown Businessmen's _pm Assoc. is one reason for Easter 18-4,lelp Wanted Shopping in downtown Sanford WELAKAAPARTMENTS-114W. 1Sf St Lecithin! Vinegar! B.6t Kelp' NOW Baker Experienced on breads Quiet I OR furn Good hourt and working conall four in one capsule, ask for V06' Faust's Druos Walk to Seminole plaza ditIOn, Call weekdays, $ a m to I p m 323-7380 Mr. Belden 831 1077 frtendl 111k 5, Loch Arbor, Phillips Sec., $2,500. 1-2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished Geo. E. Morrison & wf Carol Free Boating To All Apartment Residents to Glenn W. Crews &WISandra Large Swimming Pool - Captain's Clubhouse I.., Beg at SW cor. Lt S BIk 5 Loch Arbor, Phillips Sec., 323-8670 $2,500. Highway 17.92Sanford. Next ToCavalierMotel Paul Bondeson & WI Shirley 4_.................., to Gerald S. Livingston, P.A., Condom, flea. Unit 35, Sheoah, Sec. 2, 133,000. COIXICV Corp. to Alan LStone & wf Judith L Lt 606, Heatherton Village, Un. No. 1, $17,600. The liuskey Co., to Goebel Entr Inc., tot 10 111k 11 Sweetwater Club, Un. No.!, 00 more Leonard K. Vogel Ind. & Ti ustee to Harold C. Gerry & wf Linda Beg. 1656.90' E of in. tersec. W line Sec 36 & Curryvllle Rd., run E 331.38' W 685' etc., Sec 36-21-32 et a1., $12,500. FROM GARDEN HOMES 73 / 4% VA FHA NO CLOSING COSTS Central Heat & Air FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM GAJ'AGE APARTMENT 3n 505-7 large Apartment, Cle,in Close in, USMoOth 3776761 372 I Bedroom furnished Apartment Ujstalrs. is Palmetto Ave. 377 5180 Large Furnished I Bedroom I. .ulOniy NOpetS,3fl943 Sanford. Eta. S—lost & Found LOST Persian black S. brown, male cat, White tipped tail. Collar & Tan. Area ef flay Stat,on Iit REWARD 37 6—Chi1d Care they last Soc each for Ito 50. 1c each for SO or more, Cacklet*rry "!", 3dmxw. Dr. to Cackltherry Farms Sign. 1 904 425 5159. FRUIT FOR SALE E V. FOSTER, Lake Mary 377 St AS Why waste time & gas when Sanfordd Truck Stop personnel r*?dCd. ExDOwntwn Rosirse'ssmens Assoc perlencc'd shift manager. Ex stores have all your Easter neeas' PerienCed truck service man. Call after 7 p.m for appt 377 7443. BAMBOO COVE APIS Concerned I'e* manager with especitnce ,'.fiy store it and forget it? Sell it and Come visit with us. AduIt. Also forget it with a Classified Ad. 7)2 unfurnished 300 E. Airport Blvd 2611. 323 1340 Wanted: Salesman, automobile Lake Mary, I bCdr m furflrthed experience. 377-1700 Nice. pr ivate for mature man $41 -NO pets 377 3930 MechanIc Handyman 337 1700 Efficiency apt,, all utilities fur. fished, newly decnr.ted, $97.50. The price is right for Easter shop 37222,6 after S.Adults,Nopets ping with members of the 10t2 Bedroom Broom AttftOnly Downtown Businessmen's ASSOC, _____________________________ Avenue Mobile Park 254$ Park Drive. 3372u1AVON er yourself from boredom and Libate bills! Be an Avon Representative Ad, new people, new places, new Interests to your life And earn I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments 000d money. ?' I'll Sho*' you Furnished or Unfurnished 60 how Call 6U 3079 swimmIng pool 4220 S Orlando Or 323 7970 LOngwood— Two bedroom. 7 bath. garage, central air I heat, drapes, Carpeting. Kitchen furnished Convenient location. 77307$). fNere ore a few tips on what to look for: a, Lake Mary Sanford Area.2 Bedroom duplex, a-apes, appliances, AC. pool, pool service ,nclved, $115. 9O-77S31S7 ext. You should receiv, at least $900 per year to start. VA,, .L....IA k. i.,IA ..........L.. 2--------AL,. uyv .uuvu u iuiu munsn in uuvunco TIle dates and time you will work for this part. time employer, You should work only one weekend per month, and two weeks each summer and he should buy all your meals during work periods. You should receive tv' days pay (double time) for each day y ou work on the weekend, S. You should be paid at an hourly rate of no less than $3.33. 6, You should receive regular promotions with pay raises for your length of em ployment. Your part-time job must not interfere with another full-time job or your civilian education. You should receive additional education at the expense of your part-time employer that will aid you ir. civilian life. You should be given $300 worth of cluthing for wear during the period you work on your part-time job, and as it wears out he should replace It at no cost to you. You should be covered by $20,000 worth of life insurance. You should receive a retirement plan that will assure you a check each month after twenty years of part-time employment, at the age of sixty. Q9 rents to $17.76 per month for the first and second months' rent, with a one-year lease. With your third and fourth months' rent we will have the honor of AR 831-9993 0VIariner's 4. R.IDGEWOOJ) 322-2611 Edw. R. Kirkland to Robert Wm. S. Durham & wf Alice to d of Lands Altamonte Land Care for elcjerlyWomen n my home B v eek or L. Si WI Danna J., N' of RobeytM.J. Moe, agl., LI 11 BIk Hotel & Nay. Co., des., $100. rrontr, Experienced, 373 6556 Lot 82 111k A Sportamans 2, North On. 5th Addn $22,500. Ledger R. Schultz Sr. & WI Paradise, $3® Robert L Bateman & WI Lola to John Bisland & WI Casselberry Gdns Inc., to Monsle C. to Vlrgilio S. Codinho, Rebecca P., commence 25' S & 9—Good Things to Eat Robert L. Slckler & WI Danna Trustees Beg 66SoofNEeor 625.l6'WofSE cor. OfjwL40f J., S of Lot 111k A. Sport- o1W of SE of SW14 Of SWL4 SW'4 of See. 36-20-29, etc. S.amsula Live Ieghor hens, while $16,900 to beat the drum for the Central Florida Area and our Country by reducing our presenting you with a 25 (1(1 TT,S Sivit! flnrid e;ich month Mark W. Buckley & w wood E. Barbour Jr. &WIJane Lots 19 20 21 & 22, BIk 15, man, I., Eli ofE' of Li 20, % 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 Professionally Managed By Henry Hoch, Inc. 0tier 0' 4 - 100 , E. LI 25, Sunland Eats., 1st Thomas H. Trustee, t.g tnt: that Addn., $21,800. partof Lots572.573,5% & 599, a- Robert N. Rarhnur Ind & Trustee & wf Shirley to Sher. -, • Wm. H. Sanders& WI Theti a to Anderson Eugene Williams WI Susan, Lii, 111k 5, ThIrd Sc Dreamwold, $7,400 Eugene Vann Jr. & wf Beam to Willie Eugene Vann & f Loretta, E 50' of W 150' of Lot I F. If. [lands Addm. to Sanforc Seaborn W. & Margaret Trustees American Century Frederick H. RuscherJr.,Aflce Walker to Geo. A. Saska, sgl., Mtg. Investors, SL' of SE'S of I. Brown, Wm. H. Ihlendorf & N'z of LI 82 BIk A, Spont.smans NE' Sec 14-21-29, less part. Elsie M. Wissler, 40 pet. lot: $100. Paradise, 111k D, Weatbersflejd sd less Henry L Monroe & WI Cecilia part deic., $100. Geo. A. Saska, . Edw. smansParae,$3,QQ0, Your Orlando -Winter Park of NW of Sec 13-2129 changed owners during the week ,$100. QCD Wyman L Ansley to Calling All Girls etcnore A. Ansley, lÀ 68 ending March 7 in Seminole County. AGOODSALESMAN — i$nYerOUt hland Pines Un. 2, 1100. tO enter tPiC PiUss Sunb.rt Beauty of work Call us if you hayC a real Paaeant, Age 3 8 710. 11 i & 11 Ruby Elaine Gascho to estate line, and a cesire to 18 Call 1678 213.1 Each child EARN MORE' Anthony J. D'Agostino & ' receives a trophy FORREST GREENE, INC. Denna,N75'ofLt334&SBlkCf Seminole real estate conveyed in REALTORS)736)530r3221970 Lake Wayman tits., Lake Relax - Shop the easy - Sp of dollars in Real Estate today's Classified Ads from your Addn., 119,000. i% sold daily in the Classified Ads. PA%y chair. 1975 to date is $34,202,386. Greater Constr. Corp. to PlOthi small about that! Harry McAllister Belch & WI A'.tE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ocSels.maleS.female,needed,Will free, 6447071 for "We Care"— Ruby H. Lt 12 BIk D. Seminole train ..?vj ra4.m & "'o'ratt Ac:t tQcD LIG Umlted I. to Sites, only No calls. P.O Box ISIS. Elsie M. Ruscher, will. to Sportsmans Paradise, Geneva Gaitlens . Seminole f4lCe. cleam room in private home Private entrance & bath Call 377 S26fter 130 - URSSIFIED ADS Villas, $33,000. (QCE)) El;,. Investment Trust Kath!ecn to ('hto E. Count to American Century wf Bessie, Lt 200, Woodcresi Kirkland, Nti of Lot , 111k A, M. to Clyde Bennett & wf Mary 10 Includes Sanford's Ridgewood Arms In Our Fabulous 1776 o $1,500. H. Miller & Sons On Inc., 10 Mark J. Schwarb & wf Fran U 73 Devonshire, Combined Mtg. & Realty C to Barry H. Ada & wf Jud th A., U 51 81k G, North 0 rI. Tern., Sec 5 Un. 1, $30,500 Win. C. Mayo, sgl to Fletch Prop Inc., condom. Un. No. 1 8, Lake Villas Condom,, $35,1( 0. Same to Same as abov e condom. Un. No. 186C, Lal NEL4 * Adult Section £_L, - See 9-21 -31 Norman Rouman & - , bW'i 1"5--IC W—Rc*ms wf Real property valued at $3,983,676 Marlene to BML Inv & PRN Investments, from NW cor of - I if , Vi JT74 01 Sunday, March is, I Lt 427 Spring Oaks Un. III, HendeI&wf Mary WI.tl2 [ilk K Mtg. Investors, S' of SEi of Un. 5, $41,000. $3,500. Skylark s-d, $34,800. S of Sec 14-21.29, N of SR Superior Constr. Co., Inc. Ii enna But Homes Inc., to Orange Prop Inc., to B M i. 436, less part etc., Inc.. un- Lovetty Wilson, sgl., Lot 7, BlI Raymond T. Powell & wf Investments & P R N Invest. peO%'erflents. $996,900. Town of Canaan, $20,000. Winifred L., Lt 17 111k B Sky ments, from NW cor. of NE4 of Lark, s-d, $34,000. NW1 4 Sec. 13-21-29, 1100. (QCD)WrnGyjn Gloria to B t I. Inv. & %' Inv., PIt. From NW cor of NE 4 of NW 4 of Sec 13-21-29 etc, 120517 acres ml $100 - U,. Award DevelODment Ine.— Archie C Scott & if iris to Robert M. Speir & wf Moira S., E4 of W' of Lots 85 , O.P. Swope Land Co pint of Black Hammock 5,500. QCD) Altamonte Square Park Ltd., to Fin. Investment Trust, (In lieu of term, lease) S of SEL4 of NE'i Sec 14-21.29 etc. $100. & Howell Ests. s-d rep., $40,500. Frank R. Garza Jr., & wf Mary Ann to Will. P. Hoffman & wf Barbara 14., Lt 1 111k H Suminerset No. Sec 5, 827,100. Dennis R. Connors to James M.Hall, 'ztnt: B':g.at pt. 550's 58 sec F of NE r. of NE t, of 4 d Nader Homes Inc., to Loring Charles G. Closser, widr. to (QCD l.ettle Bell & F red itichard Robt. Rafter & wr 11. Fisher Jr., & Patricia L., Lt Mitri Michel Hiresh, Lot 15, Deborah J., Lt 29 Gaines to Ned N. Julian Jr IS The Colon. 1115 Barclay Woods 2nd Addn., West Beverly Teff., $40,goo. 60'Of W 100'of E NO' of N 990 P of nades, 3rd Sec.. $22,900. $44,100. iinnit.l P tInI'.i 1. t.,.t U...... t'i. Highlands sd Un. 3, $100. Charles Tennant & wf Va. to Paul P. Frangoulls & wf Betty Jo Lt 15 & E 5' of 16, 111k C, English Ests., Un. 1, $38,500. Larson Constr Inc., to Michael Schmidt & wf Edwina, Lt 72 Brookhollow (corrective) ---- 7 - Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ff. Raynel Homes Inc., to - 1I I ------------ - -- March U. 1915 WI W Now .- - THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD CAN MEET AU OF THESE CONDITIONS. IF YOU ARE IN 779, Don Clint In the herald Classled ads.,e black and white and read_.ali.,g',cr Duplex in Dettona, unfurn, walk to shopping, 7 OR, (IrraI H&A, scre,eirleo porch, draplj, Call 6,q 8379 in A.M only. No pets. 32—Houses Unfurnished 3 BR, air conditioned, heat, large fenced yard. Immediate cc cupancy 107 Temple Drive, $165 NiCC 7 bedroom bIO.k home Nee, roof, carpeted throughout -_RidiCulOuSly low price. 373 79) SanfOrd -- 3 bdrm. 2 bath, Central heat 3, air, ,kitchen ,.. CqUIPPM 647 5051 ca 'et, drape's mo Cauett,erry, lovely 7 bedroom home on dead end street. Nicely lard 5CáPed. fenced, lawn care in c luded, You'll love it. liii Mo Uelberry Land Co. Inc. Real for 3)1.114 101'8306217. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, fireplace, fenced yard. good nelghborhcod. $160 Itt & last. 323 5392. 33—Houses Furnished CELTOII .,A Clean, attractive. nice yard. Available now I Sclrm . 113S Mo. 7 Bdrm. $150 &q4 7753365 574.1040 I Bedroom ho me Retir ed or elderly only No pr's 339 5519 ---- - - 2 BR, lit &last month'i rent. San ford. Price is right Adlt nI 327 6719 , - - 'le Homes rr'. c,,rc,- �"i 0-1 -to Wiiiiii tit laid, nivia, t. I. Sunday, March ___ 41-Houses - 37-Business Proçrty Set it . 720 Volt. Ideal for repair EXTRA SPEr.IAL - Large bedroom, 2 bath, family roon with fireplace, central air, e, cellent financing$37,750 701 Woodmcrp tllvcf Price $1111.60(1400 down payment. $131 Si) pe MO. to Cudlified buyer. 32 277K Shop or warehouse, 372 1321 or 377. 6470. ' th,"n ki to Classified Ad, user --C' rmulls at a lOw cast Try we 377 311 or $31 9993 - ll Harold Ha 7 flIi4trr,.J Wall wall $72.400 CORBETT REAL ESTATE. LAKE -- REALTOR, ---------------------- t'edrcm, I' biths 1st fl Mot, tf'flfli% (Cuff, (tub hou, Convenient IO(ôtiCfl Terms 7), 0213. Conway area. Orlando - MARY HOME Alter I 3R 7 bath frame 1 JI '?h 63 acres ,asture and Oijt bwlthng, Lake Mary area $31,500 Terms available Owner. 37 REALTOR 3fl.79, - Sneak Previeo - tenstrom OPEN TEN TILL DARK . WILSON PLACE GENEVA, 7 bedroom 1970 mobile home on 2i ) acres with lots of goodies, .n (luding pond, picnic table. utility sheds, completely fenced for hoqj. Only $17, -- FANTASTIC! I bedrooms, 3 baths, fireplace, beautiful kitchen, ,vol, many etra Originally ct,'stom built by contractor owner. One of San ford's finest homes, $15,000. PEALTOR5 61781 BALL Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES , Ilb i aths. ll wall carpet. heat air, I acre, 137,950, Acre Reafty, REALTOR, 32311$0 Leaving area must sell, licenSed. I room quest home. Central H&A attractive, rent 1 Bdrms., live Ii downstairs Ideal for retiree 14.000 down assume payments '.',m; r' 'rI;''; t 322 'liii 1h cur cut ni..',1 na- A small Clas,tied Ad brings big us Try one and see Call 377 itt, o' et '993 WINTER SPRINGS * BARGAIN HUNTER* MARYBeautifully decoraTed 3 bedroom home. c?rat heat & ar. carpeted, f,rni rccm, breafâst bar. Must see. $21900, Priced for guL NO Qualifying 3 yr 010, 3 bdrm , I' central air & heat, carpets, drapes, Only 170.300. Low down, low monthly. Call 131 ,#222. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 becooms, l" baths, central heat & air, fenced back yard, We own If. Will dicker or CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR SAt4FORD_3 bedrooms. )' ,t.aths, central heat & air, fenced backybrd. We own it. Will dicker or swap. 1.500 It SANTA BARBARA OR, SANFORD 1-2 BEDROOM APT'S. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 Realtor - I)) 5500 IAtRIFlC-. -- Mu .-.--. st ha -- .... - tAks Ii.. realtor fee. 7 OR. 2 bath, family room, C H&A. very nice. Asking 130.000. 373 S). " Community of Homes offered by Fine First Federal livings and Loan of Mid-Florida Priced from $35,000 To $43,000 125,400. 3221510. From 7~ Realty SATURDAY & SUNDAY 15 N ew 2 bedroom, 2 baths, 2(6 Lakewood Road, at Matanias. Best buy In DeBary oftertd by reputable builder t'o Wi 6264 ASSUMABLE LOAN ,..a .uvr,y nome nas I bedrooms, baths, carpet, air, and ready I move In. Assume 7 per cent wit payments of only $750 a montt Total prl'e, 133.500. NO DOWN-VA HOME PARK 95 per cent IHANC, NO AVAILABLE We will lease for up to lest ask about our tradeIn plan lot ii,tIII Option to buy and then appi from so to 00 Percent of your rent ks the dO'wnpayment' lobile Home ST J OHNS REALT Y CO. BROKERS Park. lie Located * BIc* Iovffi of Airport Blvd., in Sanford Avenue, Sanford, FlotIds Nights )fl5i7iorn Model Homes on 1 Bedrooms 3 SANFORD I ns Nearly New ' I", baths. with central h.af Sales office open Monday-Friday: 94, i.wj Quiet area i bedrooms, 1 a baths, 7 years old OAnef nCv5 o mOYC 172.9w = )5) 322.8721 2 Beautiful Acres Trees,oncorrit.r. Orange city area $6,000 372 1599 Singer TELEVISION SETS $25 UP MILLERS JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC 2619 Orlando Dr. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 322.6457 47--Rea l COLOR TV, 114-VS MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 6" 1006 ---.-._ EstatenJ Ph.3fl.0357 I REOPENING SALE: MarC Women's blouses and m I ' shifts. 75 cents each; men's - Will REALTY Merchandise ___ - SO--Miscellaneous for Sale SANFORD FLEA MART ' M. P,41 F c f I 4 Fri 595,t i'.,r,,95 72 2599 3710720 3 6edrom, 7 baths, with all the amenities Privacy fence, fruit trees, Assumable mortgage, miles east 1 l7.. h. Sanford riando 1305 834-2299 USED CAR , J . . -. I And uc~ ALL Acreage ___ - , USED JOHPIKRIOER,ASSOC CARS W. Garnett White - - -::' -. 'j e' ,'' ,et € ON i.e ; A. - ~ . a-, 4L5: _____ 1 iIt .. tv,- t: L 1 , 1 . . - L; -i i a - -- - ;5,., us ; 491V fT VWX f .'~; ~ f~ , . Ja -f - I - e .*4 __ 141 I V i - .-~- - ~i --' I - r- i. ' s -- ;_~ - ' __ . 1 tV - • i 1 i - t t - . i, tr - s U g '1 t± ' , ' 4 5* I z 4 1 p ii Mle V3 W1 in ~ 1;-- - H! V a r' - :- ts - t'#i I 4 "- t -- __ , -_ :" 1!! A - fr ,, W'- . - '.1 ;I a i - W! Vi1 L - - • ___ - ~ 2W - I I I - V - - - 4'.-'. U' 2V ,j V I1I 4f IC - t ' - ~ ~ - - - -A is ' . ~_ - - If . I- ~ t w ~ _W it - " i '.':5';'!- ___ __ - II -. a _V1 s. __ A -.4- 1 ii A. t j a.;'- -- i ' J F __ h _~ ~, __ " ~* - _~~ _ -L__~. . ; = - 15:zu ff .~ - -__ ~ ~~ - i i' V - L h LIU ~ . ~1_ f7-- UP r..-I__ - -3~Mz -?" I W__ ~ Z,-. ~ t__ ~- if- -_ ~ . Jk::~ 4_ I 4' I it J.L iu 1 .-. It. -. 14 i • t :e L. - ~ ~ - I ii 6 - -- ~ ~ 3 ~ -.~ . ~ . -It . . L - A-— z ____ 4 --= _____ ! - .j~, - ~ ~ - - -_z -. 1 , r I i 1. :.,t .. . : ,A = ~~i i !;A --= --4 -~ ~_ *,g;'i U- "; ; I; 4 [itI - 'I', 1966 010. Bucket Seats,4 speed Hurst trans ,000d shape, ISOO 3fl 3613 :' -' ' - it 3 L I I\%t r ___ -= u-h' ___ b t it . -'W - -9111119 W - _ i - - â4 _ : _.20 - ; " - # - . .% V - " _ - _;_ __ - 17J, t I K = ;t ~_ i __ ___ __ ' ' I 4 . yy r - y 5. L r 14 k1k 1ti 1k' ..,• . tcJ:- ,I, It riir LII. £ a - - Z it dL1... ;1jcf tj'IHI ! ii -U $" j 111 10 J ,.','.l i~ W4 'U II WII ' _~__ ___ __,00i;-: --)g A.P- AKC Doberman pincher puppies, Champion lineage, $75 to 1150. Mr. Andery,)fl 365 5740. , j Over 100 new AMC ca rs available for Immediate delivery I AKC Labrador Retriever Puppy, black male, $ wks. Pick of the litter, $100. 901721320, __________________________ g The exciting new PACER i herel America's first wide small car. Drive on. home today I No waiting I - 0 a 0 * It , h U 4. W tho i I l: j 9 - --' - : :H ~E J W 9 'a 69 ~ ~ J : wit-A IT", I J ~ft JIM DANDY JAZZ-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" ORMLY's E. 46, Sanford 373 12 The t t lla -M 7 i . jg etl- !! 11111111 V4 Iis 49 cc , 00 49 a im l 4 E: 49 a: .. 04 49 .. 1-4 , I r. E ,5 TIC N -. L- 414 r:. i M z BUSINESS DIRECTORY /-4 ,iii a 14 i Accounting -H Home Improvements Returns . r5 r'pedere. ILLIA.MS ACCOUNTING, Five oinfs.. Call 127 78A) anytime. Personal Tax Service Plo.? East pd1792SJC trance, R. Rarisboftom, 3D 7199 ARVINMIHM I COf101tlOfllflg Conditioning, install a and Repair, Dykes. 3728177. 519 E. Pmne)fl $747 Service FEE CENTRAL -. Coffee rvlce now available in Sanford, 3fl 5036 ________________________ - ~_ d I , AM W z ,:; 4903 Air 2 P 1! A. . . to- i , ,e ¶, S PET at.l FrAVQ I A & A (LiAtis ALL Exterior Pressure cleaning )) 006.5 .u-" s- !IH'flJ IU'iJ .g H 41i W & 0 A L. r.uu g 1 ,3 U -. -C I : a 'O :_ . _:,;] -t V.8 = -1 t. 91, " C 0 I .- V3 ;z it "It to g V) X ! t9 a .4 ~ it I CA a .< 9 a; vq 01 C, 01 IN :apIn;- A Or-O a "u' a ~ - go cis an 11 !R tij V 2 F9 2 0: C13 ~3 0 : 9 I.I-* ; C, i . g L . 1~ X . '*, 0 4 it to > 30- " BI: za , M Ili .. ar (5 e. . 41M (Z ~ -4 LV*AQXXiz3 2: A A 6 Go V iI -S > :2 r- M . tir- cc -- p it ... 8 8 ix : C, I K ~ a to ' g i 4 94 " ;t 9l; z z z C ' - r I C" :3 g _r - C" ' 8 , :3 so .; ~ U- >< I ~ = f 9 , ' =r. = . W.3 4 -) Q ull to =.0 ~ N . ~ 9 :2 -4 tic ( 40 , 9 ti : A 4 2F 41 6 q .4, ll~ h Z X tu g 40 " - Tree Service A I Tr" Servc.. , . 6 g0 t-O ,, 111- I 4 I!( i .0 Will ~J . - 0 W ,i 1 i -4 Pressure Cleaning -. . : i4 '40~ 9 g o, 6, -F 1i -S ZQ - Concrete & Carpentry, Carports Additions Remooel, no IOU to a i;; .8 X C: Rc.,irdrj .n 8. GrC.)mflg Carpentry, Remodeling, Addij5 Custom Work. Licensed BOndCd Free estimate. 323 403$ largeoffoosmall Freeestimates 327 157* AnytIme. Lift slation o CO main Sfallatlon . concretefoundation work for signs. equipment, pum etc. Underground or above grou, StOtqp tant.j Oewat,n,n.j CA r4...i... COD Pet Care '_' = 6. 4; , 13all ~ a,I r-"- IMPROVE MENT, ALL TYPES .OF CAR. PENTRY AND REPq, 372 AL it : POO 4; 1110~ k. I, AWP4 SERVICE: RESIDENTIAL REMODELING "Clean up%, ttialchn, .',er(l r COMMERCIAL REMODELING ., 1,.) 1 ,1. -J 7) C NEW HOMES New Commercial Industrial Design Construction. Financing Pen Control Keith R. Smith Construction Inc ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 671-1181,74 Hrs. Nadine 7567 Park Drive "-' ).VJa4j UDDY'5 HOME 0 1.0 > ititift '44 C, Lawn Care A I W I ;a -iol 1z - 1616 " . a 42~ ff 64 I a 0 0 -1 -1 ,=~ __ -oft : ,al-10 - C&A Backh oe Service MarsonGerr,n,tt I . X -t tc Painting, Remodeling Licensed, floflded373f,) LZI 111111111 I .4111! 13 Land1*tg spfi tanks, fill dirt. All kin of u.gg"; 777 9147, 814 1195 ________________________ r WTS driveways Ii. Air I BUILDING, REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE.323 367$ g I . - -.C Alffff~ ;z Q) EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU " .' ;I JU ST A PHONE CALL AWAY i ll 4 It X 4 18 : & I .!: Ifl 8 W 40 - -~~ = 419 4 - 116, s A P. ,, -', . I : rL._ p , " 4 3725061 _ çoffee c . Cc :11111, . 44 ROIlSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 1797 - S n Hay, $1.73 a bale IPIIE'S BEAUT Y SHOP, 110 riford AveMaster BeauticIan, '"5 byapp$. 322 342 or 322 hR. Home,, Lots 4 u'$,kYSt' ki ~~ AW-4 t, - .-W . Z: ,-, _~ -i- -;E-"*. ___-4 - f - -1 __W - _:-__ _. ~ 7~~_ A~~,e :: ::A~Vlqr, M ~_t - 0- $4?L ~- __ __ _____ L F-,-' J f9 _f'_ S f .:f:'a 1 ,z're-&I av 1961 Ford Golaxi 500 Auto, p9 Good CondItion. $400. See at II? Lake Dot Dr. or call 371 Ss53 after 6 p.m. _~ -, ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING &BOARDII'IGKENNELS HEATED KENNELS 372 5732 - ComrnercIdfpfj5 -. POODLES, standard AKC, $ wkS cream, brown & black sIX $150 3226517 after 3. TO N ER' S BLAUTY SALON rmerly hlarriett's Beauty P100k) ___ a it'd puppy 1110111111, 377.1301 - - --, ~ Isi~ -, I Black and silver, 130 322 3916 Beauty Core Peal Estate Broker _____ 9 Week old German S - REALTY ~ a r ___ 2481 GREMLINS! 65-Pets-Supplies - Older refurbished Spanish Style home Must be seen to b4- ap predated 531.900 Terms PAYTON - '4 CARROLL'S FURNITURE F71 own! - - ~- 9: r AG - Beautiful plan, sleeps air, awning, many 1973 Chrysler Town & Country Station Wagon. all power seats & extras 13.500. 322 7011. windows, air conditioning, slerea radio Must sell. 3230630. Lake 76-Auto Mary. -_____________ _ . T*eover paymentL new Capni wit Reconditioned Batter i es. $17.95 7.Odo "rItes Cap.ir i.uior, AC. exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, AM-FM Stereo. Call )fl-o 1I0P Sanford Ave wet~enas. f Shampooen for only $l50pr,day lraI Heat & Air Conditioning or free estimates, call Carl arris. at SEARS in Sanford, 372 Si Si Senor fruT'. 'ii rur,rrr: ~_--1-4~ - ~ - 7 1 ir= I- Auction Saturday 7 P M Open daily 105 We buy, sell, trade No parking problem when you do your Easter shopping in Sanford Stan 's Auction a a Downtown flusinessmr,r' ti.. 46 I' a Mi East ct I 4 Assoc. Shop. 322 9719 '61 Lincoln Cont. Coupe, white v.nt) roof. '63 Buick Electra, 1 Or, 75-R tlVhile hardtop Both now insp Best Offer 131 0400 or 631 1773 1969 Camper. Very good condition 1971 VW. AM FM radio. 66.000 miles 12.100. Call Duane McC,uire, Good coriditIon, $700 1651 Dealer Rent B!ue Lustre Electric Carp,l atinij, W NO ik - ~ A~ - . ~ - -. DatsunSubaru Sale some below dealer coil, first come first Choice! Plus Fla 's finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun. Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsun5 arrivin; daily. Ph. $311)11, Open Sundyc 126 Buy furnishings for your home at garage sate prices. Come Monday and bid on a boat, dinette, sofas, chairs, Tvs. appliances, 'and bedroom furniture We also Pi,iv v'efrornr _. I - - Ui -1 .1 _. THE , I - U J ' IN 1967 Ford Pick up Excellent Condition 1011 _________________________ Sanford Auction 1200 French, 273 7310 64-Equipment for Rent . -. - -..-,.',.., IT ___ i' r car iJ . 7426 _____________________________ Air 'Shadeø yard, lovely home, nice LWPA -- 1- ha4i,i'i#,,,,. .i.,.,.,. on qualifyingSc'et' Y&v'il it - a . 1973 Travel Trailer 21' 16t Ford Diesel farm tractor with narrow. 'N Ford tractor vitI harrow aria farm equipment 373 Central Of., Sanford. CLEARANCI - - -- '. -- '"' I 4 - -- .~_i k- . ~_ ~ . 10 tfll Dodge plck.up,automatj PB& PS. Excellent condition, SI7g Herman Eplin. 3724749 - nCfltio; , ____________________ Wanted: D's.tor Iractor 349-5119 Garage Sale' Sun March 16. 9a, SIP m Many many bargains, Pretty Yellow House o 30 year mortgages ORCHIDS- 1.5 to 1100. Ana Han Orchids. 1015 Palm Springs Dr Altamonte Springs, 39 73 ____ ________ CARPORT SALE: Antique Sip. Power Toois, Guns, Mass table. Movie Camera, Projec Lots more. 1109 Madera, Sanfi n.ase, Fri.. S,?,, Sun. Misc. ifem l3llMellonvjlie Av 373 4101 Fri., Sat, & Sun -.4 ' n'.ul',- ri ' Let me tilt your spring garden t or mow your vacant lots. FlOyd Freer, 3225191. women's slacks, 17.00. Low pi on everything Come see our location THE BARG GARAGE. 73$ Hwy. 17.97, Park, Wed. thru Sat., 104. Sun BACK YARD SALE R,i, ttengor. boats & motors, lot s FORGET VERTISE EVERY MONDAY 7 P.M. 67A-.-.Feed ---- IF ---.- ow SA DON'T AUCTION Camphor Trees, 3 & i It. tall No rea5nabie cfler refusedSee at 21 N. Bombay Ave., Winter Springs. 52-Appliances ________________________ _______ •'e' .5.' -------------------PLANNING A 'GARAGE _____ I , #A it 80-Autos for Sate _________________________ KENMORE WASHER, parts, Set-v. Ice. uiki n%aP.? . MOOP4 EYAPpLlANcE53nn ..t 3233164 -,-•--- _______ Addressograph 1000 repossessed, still in crates. For Information call 862 25760r473 1907 MAY be seen af 4206 P1 Orange Blossom Trail. ' * 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Acre's near Paolc. H'.n cleared Property, deep 'loll. ''orida living Call Ken Sanoon -' Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave Sanford Hotpo'nt Washer Speed Queen Dryer 372 7981 after i - COINS NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St.. Sanford 3229111 E'es$69 1116 1 t 'f' - BLAIR AGENCY SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109 W. 1st St _________ _________ 62-J(3r'jen top In bobbin, up zag and 3 needle Position. Like new Condition, sold new for UI, balance of $13 cash or S paymc'nt of 1*0. New warranty, e R\ RIAGE CO State Rd. 427, 2.3 with only 5% * - '' 0. 444 8326, Winter Park Master (harcjc . ": -. . Motorcycle Insurance ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED GOLD 6o-ff ice Supplies or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Cash and Carry. lIOLL'S Cassetberry, 1792,630 4704 REPOSSESSED PRESTIGUOUS OFFICE FURNITURE. Excellent Condition, Assortment of desk an chairs, oval conference table with 10 chaIrs. For further Information C.'ffl P4? ?76 'r 423 l'j2 Seem at 1206 N. Or,inçe Wossorn 30 _________ ____ Country Acreage eaufuI 1309503. I Tc'p prices paid, used, any condition. pm .'.'., kith 1 chairs, 165. Call alter m 277 S611 ' 79-Trucks-Trailers Used office furniture Used runc1 Beautiful Immaculat f 7% 'Acres can be divided. Lake Mary, between 3rd & lIlt at'Van Buren Ave. 3 blks SOuth of school. B. flellucci, 1917 Louise St. Crystal Lake. Illinois, 6Mi4, ' Convenient Location DIAL - _____ Owner will negotiate. 123,900. Sat. 6 Sun. 14 OR CONTACT YOUR EALTOR OR I.ROKER asture near ii. Fenced, wood barn, 15 acres improved Only $100 per MO 3230041. Rig .Peal Estate Broker 71395 Myrtle Ave., Sanford Phone 371.04,4O Days._)fl 6123 ome out and Inspect you desire acreage. I have it! Large or small tracts from $1,700 per acre up. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 6710711. lIsfings Wanted Quck Courteous Service Larry Saxon, Realtor ow available In anford's newest nest Adull-Family one year - or 131.999) WE BUY AND'SELL J .-------.. Ovirtgto Apt. - Selling furniture. women's, men's 8. boys clothing 8. MISC. household goods. 671 2636. GOLDEN TOUCH'NSEW sewing cabinet, reposSessed winas bobbin 'rl ct's brsI machIne. Full automatic, Pay 'lance of $71 or 10 payments of fcrd. Hermits Trail, Altamonte Springs, Both large wooded bIt, 830 6061.' 831 1170 After Itours 322 3") LAKE MONROE VIEW Beautifully located Steps fron' lakefront park In Sanford, Walk tc finns, marina, library, bedroom8. 2 baths plus family room. Only $12,500 Call 3239110 iOBILE tdals from arc. ' .'ing room and dining room fiji nllure excellent condition. 372 9275. * AFTER HRS, 322041$ us help you place yours Call 1974 Yam 00CC short track race bike. Excellent Condition, 69-StamPs-Coins , ,reenbriar of Loch Arbor in San . - - We Buy Furniture rooi 372 211$ New 3 bedroom, 7 bath, plush car pet, central air, garage, Sanford Total price, 131,350. Canveetl.nai Financial NO CLOSING COSTS also 43-Lots-Acreage Yr. old, 3 bdrm , w w c ar pet, central h&a, immediate Possession. Just reduced by Owner to $25,900. 3737716. ____ Initial Re(rsatjort4I Fees are paid and inct,JØC Large Club House, Junior Dlympc Pool, BaTk,?bitl and Tennis Courts and Large Picnic Area TrOve'., 2 Bedrooms, 17's 60' A tciam.. PA..,.,,,.,.,. DeBary, Open House " Irick arid stucco, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. 007 large lots S c-ak shade trees, fenced, carpet, drapes, refrigerator and stove ost my lease. Handy Store. All equipment quick sale, Antique cash register, electric adding machine, i refrigerators, Frerjrick Air conditioner, blinds, display benches, chairs, couches, back bar counter, fishing equip merit, etc. 831 0400 or 631 1273, Fern Park. . . Try CLASSIFIED ADS. 322 2611 - - or fl20S3 JAY REALTY, INC A 11571 Park Or pEALTOR 7.97$ 1' after coating 8. set up 273 S470. Jim Hunt REALTORS 3fl•63S3 or 6457333 ONGWOOD PARK- Last new house. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, heat air. wcoded lot. Reduced to 1.28.990. Builder must sell. iru. Will - , . Sch*irin 10 speed boys bicycle, Excellent Condition, $75. 3 fll9O %ODD Icr Values by the Downtown jslnessmen's Assoc. members e va,jr ke to Sçring ri..... Classified Ads ore here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap. at a tow 91-Bicycles KUIP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St. 3727)3.5 TAFFER REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 110 E 25th St. FORREST GREENE INC. BUY - SELL -- TRADE 31131SE,Flrstst Barrel bar and? bar stools 11 78-Mtc cycles CASH 322.4132 Mokeoffer. After 6 For used furniture, appliances 322 9507 _____ tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larrys Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. LOOKING For a babysittiCfatiflerI Ad. Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. f'IOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy. 1792. 8304704 ROBSON MARINE 2927 H wy. 17 2259o1 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE h back velvet swivel rockers. hoice of gold or green, 199.95. OLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17 92. '01204 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES while they last, like: $1795 16' READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD I plC Twin fled, Complete Linens sceltent Condition, IPIVINJORY CLEARANCE Seeu for the best deal on a new Piomt 3M11 Reg. Real Estate Broker WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom, waterfront home. hi.t1I.,l Is APARTifiENTS ON LAKE JENNIE Real Estate 42-Mobile Homes - (hen, formal dining. Florida room, central het & air, fenced. trees, 1.39,900 Runabout. $1195. Galvanized $104 trailers, 1263. Many Others plus Evinrude specials. 1?? 7611 M UNSWORTH REALTY 603w lst St 3736041.3730317 swap, LQke Jennle Req * They're Hot! * Nei houses me rural area No down Payment. monthly payments less than rent. Government SubsidiZed to Qualified buyers. Call to see if YOU Qualify, LAKE Wedding gown complete with train, COS' $7, Site 1017. Will sell i" 1150 322 1135 like New Scaly King Size and Mattress *175 373 73 MOSS IE C. BATEMAN * 'Em White cg,Trr - All Boats shown at the Central Florida Fair now on our lot. Sensational prices 51-Household Goods eue ma Shopping easier with sete mel' (hand se, "V"UF) HOME* OSTEE no do,v,i payment 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Acre lot. Ideal for children & pets. _________________________ You can get a fair price when YOU advertise your "don't flftds" In the Want Ads. - .... *COUNTRY * "Get 327361 1 BR , 2 bath, pool, fireplace, fenced ou fral heat & air, 173.100. 323 1727. REALTY 617W 1st St. Bwts & Accessories - 372 0066 Area One Inc. ONLY 121,500! 3 BULGING AT THE SEAMS? This) RAVENNA bedrooms, excellent location, near room. 1) bath. 2 story Older School and golf course, fenced home may be lust what you need. yard, newly refurbished. See this ldel for growing family. Large One tomorrow! rooms. cherry fireplace, separate EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY dining room, new kithtn, watt to Registered Real Estate Broker LOCH ARBOR - LAKEFRONT! wall carpet, nice 2 bedroom cot 706W. 1st St.. Sanford E*tra nice 2 bedroom, 7 bath With tape for Income or guest Inc tt,,Jed 777 711) 377 274 family room. Florida porch, All this and more for 149.1(A) Call formal diningroom, large kitchn, for 'nor, Information central climate, large lot a nd Stemper Realty other amenities 149,000. Owner Apply Now I will lease with or without option. Cctral Florida's FOR NEW VA, FHA MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR i 'fl S i rcc 322•2420 Anytime 6% Interest Program [be )? 14 0 6 3:2 7S43 Y r MLS Agency SuPror3bedroorn7 bath homes by Clean, 3 br $750 down, $191 mo. I Avilin Development Corp. at San annual Pct. rate, 173.500. Acre REALTORS Lanta, Really. REALTOR, 373 ?750 750- ce,s Park Dr No QualifyirigI Immediate occupancy. Year old Sanford I BR, 7 bath large family hom,. Only *7.000 down, arid assume payments. Pool & tennis orivlleges Call 901 767 S445. O'AnerAs.soc S5 CASh BUYERS ARE WAITING TO townhouses. Wall to watt carp wallpaper, built in kitchen and I maintenance fee. LOW. LO LOW 74 pct interest under in dem plan, Hwy 1797 to 751h 5 west to Ridgewood and follow It signs "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' COUNTRY Garage Sale; Sol.-Sum, 2838 Central Dr.. Sanford. ____ ___________ _ NEW I, 2 and 3 bedroom homes a - - '.;'.:..'..",7- ...Vi ,-... IfllHondas50 downtown 1911 Hwy. 17 92. Open Sat, & Sun. 9 S 339 CaliBart Real Estatc SERVICEMAN FAST' Read today's Classified Ad to , ,,,,,,,,,, 16 Hr's. 372 7211cr)?) 7612 Shop M AIT[AND FLEA MART "SE t I.!" Nice 7 Becirocm homes for under $11,000. Excellent condition. convenient neighborhood, financed 7 Yes old, 3 bdrm -~~ Huge ccrner Iccaticn, landsci $o nicely Including lots of dirt rca' buy at 175.900 Owner Realty Rea14 GAS- ---, .---- ____________ Sanford ata D.B.A. member sfore forallyour family's Easter finery. a quiet setting near County NOT ONE BUT TWO Locust LOcultt011m turn east to Valencia Court North 1316M. g62. 4051. SAVE - WANT A 322.6457 41-Houses __ i 50-Miscellaneous for Sale SIXTEEN MILES TO HEAV Truly unusual large BR hon 26065 Hwy 1797 REALTOR 373 5774 661 1791- Built In 1974 over 1100 sq it. living area Tiled kitchen. largelot. fenced gaickn. I'iIb block utility building. barbecue pet, 125.900 Call ken Sandon JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 40-Condominiums __ ji _ - Real Estate 41-Houses 41-Houses - I5 T 16, 191 . - f" H . _ . rS I N E m ;; a] 1, to tii. . >$ - - - - - __ -' .. , wa I - E"II L. 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BORROWING ... STEALING! I NEVER REALIZED HE FELT SO STRONG' 9 I FACE U-.. r 34E 60FTECr - ii -. • . -• • * • • ABOOI rE MO5rMAE6rIC I ANIMAL .r"" _•_ ( HOWCA QOU MAKE 3OKé\ to - 77 BUT of COUS, ?HRC AjjLt ftso i COUPLE Or, rivoRRUGS _ iONCFL)L ELEPI4AM'r? ABOUT HI X DON'T LIs! V - • 1- )) .• ' I - Uu H •' I ii! ii • WINTHROP 2Z Jet 1 I Z-"- #1 bV . ri = WALL FJ<T F'ICTLjR IS 1t<MILL MIN, ii, EVNTEN AND AQ1J,A1k. I : OSAK GR, DOWN 1NLV, n P-TOe TOOLS, LTD,, IOWN (ZLOOMV TON IGkr, 'rM~~ i ck Conra! li DOWN TEN... I M -W ) , 0.0 KL)t WdAT. CQRFtRATIQ.J, ... W= L.L. L=Ivt= YOU Tht TILL MY HAFT,' GUNFLOW 6CI7 tJR%AFTER 7HI5W oRp FRQ%\ a.R SPtN5OR. !XWN S(XTN AN1A kALP. I C-_ i - 4 --t .-- ------------ OU3R • - t I IInw_I vinit- C40k I 1BOA3R :[ZqG HOUSE HPK-KAFF, A6 IMAR5HPL OF TTHI6 6LORIOU!5T PATRICK PAY PARADE, I PRESENT --rE ) WlNOO.<I MARCHING Y'_ ' BANP by Les Carroll " AN NOW, THE QLEY OLEN 7 6ENUIN OLP ERIN WINOORI Het4. UND ___ OLEY S/\NP ' A r-- t_ • -- ¶-.. -—' simple-sew ¶( (( ' This dress Is sure to be a favorite No. 1354 with PHOTO GUIDE is in Sizes lO to 24'1 . Size 12':. 35 bust 2'. yards 45 inch ). - I 1 - 7 \ • ,4 •__ L -- _____ _____ - ____ ____ — 7 - A p ) - 1354 I I it . -... \ ALL 4 1011l.2412 • I n j. - PEAR POLLY - I put toothpaste DEAR POLLY - When making fruit some oil and grease stains that pies rolls piece of waxed paper or .. ta re on my nylon windbreaker. I foil to look like a drinking straw ,crubbed It in with an old Put this in the center of the pie and toothbrush and put the jacket in the the juice will bubble up in the washer. It came out minus the straw instead of running over SPOtS ANITA In the oven — TILLIE I - DEAR POLLY - During these days of conserving both money and paper products,l use wash cloths for a,er,;, table napkins Watch for a sale and buy six or eight matching ones that are different f f om those you use in the bathroom. These cloWs come In great colors ard patterns are easily laundered and require no ironing. They are mcst gc: Iontcfor r o:?when the meal Is over. - CLENI - ________________ Jr f - Toon4tRUS4 AND ID KEMOYS OIL. AJ (}A STAIN S PA A NYLON - W,NPEAXE I 4 / - - - L - DEAR POLLY Children's toys an be a real nuisance and even a hazardhonlieinn rnhln ihi,nht - DEAR POLLY - I do chores that require little thought during my favorite TV programs Baby and me eat lunch while one serial Is on I fold clothes during another. When baby naps, I leave my chores and do what happens to be my favorite thing at that time. Those couple of hours a day are very special to me. DEA R POLLJ When my older child her old loose-leaf notebook down to her little sister to use for School this year. complaints filled the air until I covered it with a •4lL. --•- -. - ' - - -' ; • ••1.• - (" -s:- ,i• 2898 / / . . ,•—. 4 1 - U1 - -. �tj C can 0 it tf CL h 1LQ,1 K Fr . 5. Q ! 1 HPh }ffEq[h 6' gq R: 919 9 [Ii 4 IL ," %fiff %i"-.10-vM&W ) --- - mpik Vol rn. ii A 4 1b Oerntdec~eOfoiy weel< In AL C:W ARIES (March 21 -April 1 9) Malerial prospects ate favorable Monday, Tijesquil home Thursday, but a tempest an Friday, Fun weekend, LpJ e ar jus - 3' Z t any SO unluc"u br 19,5 PLA Inc "I HATE TO CRITICIZE YOUR TYPING, MISS JIMCON, BUT YOU HAVE TOO MANY T.13 IN CINCINNATI!" Th. f 47 - had ir- , 4 TAUNUS (April 20-May 20) Sunday. Monday, Tuesday are your best days Keep a light rein on your finances at midweek Good news ThurSday. Mental 0 frustrdtions Friday. A secret success Saturday. j~ L.I GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) As the week beg'ins you're lucky through efforts of others. but by Tuesday rely only on yourself or goals won't be I I "DOC SAYS I NEED A COMPLETE CHANGE OF SCENERY! WHY DON'T YOU VISIT YOUR MOTHER FOR A COUPLE OF WEEKS?" f ~D _______________ \ I \ 11/ / 7 / financial conditions ate more favorable Thursday than Friday. CANCER Oune 21-July 221 Benefits through group associations, Monday, Tuesday Midweek. unusual events upset your schedule, A pleasant surprise Tflursday. A disappointment Friday lucky materially Saturday. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Important achieverrents realized Monday, Tuesday. Outside inteesls are pleasant but complicated at midweek. Select co ions wisely Friday. Saturday you're all smiles and sparkle, "jEC,~ Cr S C VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept, 22) StiCk i0 4Ad11S'j0U Make early in cess w elude you. Thursday. protect your reputation, Stay out of a pal's troubles Friday, Unnxpcted rc3rd5 thisikn I Bit — I 77 ;7— I). J• I j ft I I \x3f6 -I 4___________ "ITS 30 PER CENT SYNTHETIC, 60 PER / I CENT "MY PA DOESN'T HAVE TOO GOOD A VOCABULARY...' OFPOC T"I TIFS 'YOU FA I L 14FIR To. -r141I IS PUF TO Y08R LACA~ OF FOCUS AND 14AVING Too MANY IRONS IN T;4EF1rE. SjjRELy Sy AIOW y0LIR RCAL LIF. CONCEA17'RA7E CLIJs/vc-i f IA! ' V TLJccc AREAS. • _. • ,iIrt -,c ' = =0 T.7Z\ /m C 9 L / OSVCK'\ YOURE TO STANP 2Z 16 OOKOLJ-r MV ariwur all the l tte , only the III I I xf icijI by Tom K. Ryan orcousi HOW COVPI -P"s0N Or- general interest. Stud t' C orne r ____ BERMCE PREDICTS VCPYflE TO AC I • I I ICCI A Aa I'I A A! T H/S OWN PACE AUND IA A IA I IViVir "V P A A I ' I A PP I C A MOST OF THE AT/AL ATTENTION WILL CENTER MES TIC PRO8LEMS .LOTS OF PAPER-SHUFFLING ON A IN 0 7A L K 19Y Pol- I 7;,rIA NS F SFrC1,ALLV CW T14&i,'Sr,,4Y 76i1ARP;Vk_FIkl ~SEXC,) A SUS/NESS SPURT THEN A RFVtRSAL. rl1 N/-IC IS EXTRA VA GA A Awl EXPECTS ma 5 4 J,7 7~- SCES _ 104FN 11 5M41S 4 Lucky with a:i Monday. Tuesday. Keep a cv close tab on your business interest midweek. Best ideas come late Thurs. day. Don't give others advice Friday. You're much admired Saturday. , ' ~Y r SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Creative efforts payoff Monday Tuesday Partnership situations are tricky at midweek. You*re sharper bus;resswise Thursday than Friday. Lucky with a big idea Saturday. CAPRICORN (Oec 22-Janr 19) Monday, Tuesday are pleasant and active Not up to your usual standards workwiss at midweek. A beneilcj'l agreement Thursday. Friday is ectic Saturday is pro i a e AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Fe. 19) Favorable Conditions relating to family resources Monday. Tuesday. Midweek - Approach Speculative ventures cautiously, Carr benefits Thursday. Fortunate materially Saturday. 0 PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Good news early in the week. Domestic p(obAn unpleasant social zo) __ SONS . I A. r/46 POSSESSOR OF EcrA ,,/"/ ALso r RCH 21- BORN UNVEP JVTHOUTSJJPPORT/NG A SPEC T 1W ThIFIR %cF ,AS OCi4flONS __ A/ PIS CEA NSA NO vll?Gos WOW'TGRAcE- THE S/cN . ___ p- ARE HA PP/ES T WHEN THEY __ - AUDIENCE __ Or TIME-PISCIFANS WILL ___ _____ 4PFECT/ONS ARE CONCA,' l_uIuI..•m____.__•.11lul__.._. 6rnme LY2UR_BIRTHDAY...thisWee11_and this Month — A/SOC/AL M 1 3-16 incident Fridiy. Your best ti mes cr njo this '6~-O-end. ~ K ' ttv4v (I AvrF`e TNIFIRP V/FK/S -OR PL A NIS TO ACICOMMOPA-rr YOU'C-S - 3EST RESL14ZS WILL COME IF YOU ALLOW a. - 'AA I e r!, o( — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —ones — — — /wc' PE'SoN 11 101ie.IA itiursday. Friday you slip behind. Help from a friend Saturday. [HE WE15k OF 44ARCAI 16 -MARCIII 22 bW&NS O PECFNT PERSPIRATIoN lOPER CNT I CHAWCE 7 / CE 4SP,eC TED T:-;IJ -- TE: Send letters to Bernice Bede 0sof, CIO this naws~~ POP77'11 1 oil , !7 J N UNLUCKY EXPAND UPON 5UTAT U PAlL • "I JOG THREE TIMES A WEEK TO MAKE UP FOR THE EXERCISE I MISS PLA YING GOLF. rr - - -_ 4 /01 17 / - I ,4L j \ BEGIN TO RESENT VIRGO'S CR1 TIC/SM VIRGOS WILL '/NP P/SCáS" lACK Of ,COC(J EXTREMELY FRUS TRA rING. ARSOWs BORN ON THE CUSP OFP/SCES/ A R1ES (MARCH /9 -MARC/-I 2S) ARE MORE FO'CEF(fL THAN TIILIR MANNER BELIES. BENEATH THEIR VELVET GLOVE YOU'LL F/ND AN ARM D k4Nk OPPORTUNITY TO TALk ABOUT THEMSELVEs AND W THEIR fflU) AW ajud -/ , - HOST . i01.fl HAFP,NTO HAVE AF'I O NIN ON M GOI v'! V/4 AT (-AV vIii fFR? SCKIi I 1. by %for em S OUT OUR WAY iij:i:!! 7 '7e ?W/è4 144GNA5g,'r wizzis! b3r Ed Sullivan \ — -7 ;Q XfZ C'/ifR IN A FA//V7 IF / EVFR SM.?WED A L1772£ RSPON5/5/L,r' A//440 NERE. EV5WT///M3, A LARK 70 /./ ffFNjyf& OF - 1 kAr ,rv f .— •'•.-;;-'----------- - i•_____ ;4.. I CQ.JR4S! THAT'S NOT TRUE! (1f FERFECITI 'I'- .-. I - rji iI- )VTStT F'APA FJiYOU TOUCH ETROtJ& ?KU'J! - .- �04wits Ig gd H IL tv i ~ d iJ1 t! r 'M# fig 0 r- CABEIPUS- CMATT It - - SPARK S -': by Larry Lewis SUFFERING cDoollcsbury 0(5alt-wv~* igP NOSTALGIA FROM A TOUCH OF NOSTALGIA, ( a C e •.- 0= 2 ts b12 f (AR& 'YOu UPTIGHT , ABOUT SOMEThING, 9 a tn&-~ a CIO' - 'iv 1U1%' i's /1L't 70 £4Y 714V Th'511N&I/'/Ep - IT PR. CROIX,,1rON, LET ME Ask Yo1'r/RT-1u,4Tpo >W14i4k' a Th'5 aw a.ciow 5/5TiCF 'I T04/T/ck7)55? tCO,t41/s75 — X. I'/U44M C&%WLW 6r COWMB/A, ' A/VP PROF5550R J441E5 — ç i c ' 4 ' IN TH 1 I y 4CtMF.V/T f /I45 855N CLW, hfl.f:1 ill j ( cn RECALLING 6 ( (Goo,o MARCH DAYS OF Y2ASPASr..,/J-1 I . SY57EMA51U iI 03 F /ucEcsa II I ATHER7ON? A850.WTLY/ 7IEC4PIT,4/.1.57, I P6RPECTIY UA/I7ERSTANPARL5 f# / /E act PfY5 IN A5I141 Aflf72W FEtW 7/ UN!VI /TY ac C41/FOMM. if I: LWHEN TIE IGALS JOR! SgtTS OF © 1975 by UEA :1 .i. Inc .TM Re; US. Pat. Off. - •._..___ •1 n - ( - •-- .L (_...11 '1 - - __ ---- I! ,•,• I •-' .. Ib'tZL,.UH.. THE IRE . , \ - 566C 5r /W ff Ar 17115 ! REF, HEEl N-0. VERY C1100p, 1,3 HEY! 11ap 11114 f, fiLl/il v- ELS4RCJ/ POCKET5/ 11-16 HEWN ,%10TH/4 __ - I ON km/I- IUHAT'jj. &/613k7? - /i4575 RIM. ' -'' En - WW 11, CAPTAIN' FARONE15" 5 __T YOU W15H COMPAMY ;LITZP)4GEL'5 TOwiJ-- THE NOTORIOU6 i LA'V rob TO SHIFT 5MOOTHLY INTO Acrio — ,, F YOU THK 'YOU CA MJA& t'JOT LV THI5 WOMAJ TO R-- ILL CHECK IR OUT COMPLETELY-. HER in ' I L.LJLI1JII ALLEY 003P I( HE PROMIEc' TO It REPO Q7 THIS VE?siI?Jt3 YEA-- ANp1 I'M'4LMOr I AFRAIO TO - WHA1 133r Dave Graue EAT [HAPPENE ' f !!,' p j J'THERE LET HI Lb - :. 11 JII r ANP6H45L)RE5 ME 5HE HA54J'T HE-R) - , fil — HEio! _WELL YEAH, DIP? AND ThAT'S WHAT I GUESS! 'YOU WANTED ALL 2p ALONG, WASN,i IT. HIIIHE 'K'ESI I I iMt7 TOP : SECRET - _-.11; \ • P ROJECT6 Ads - t- - --- JOHNNY WONDER by Dick Rogers ct~s.... V3RXSCXL3LA1S POP E OURS TILL NLYAF W MORE — PA - po-rAToF r_- •• coi.o m POTATO YEL.LQW wogp E ANSWER eox t'it i t IKNOW) 'LL GETAL HORSE c ' • .7 I -- -I WOODEN ONE. A REAL, LIVE HORSE! ( ride hjn at the Portuna ____ i:_ - 91-v 111 HIH c3'NflONO j • 9i .-- - Fai Iv1v wc ______ - 3 ftL. 9WN _.___ __l_____. • r .--- race him at the .1 •\ OUWN A JEL1'4xr rf MAV HAVE ØEEN MACB FROM FU ¶)4A1 ONCE 00LONGEL7 I'O A RAppr OR Ard '1 a.t fI/ 19 1 00 I- : tc/O 1f4 16 NEWSp9ER) 0. BOX 4€ ciO CITY 6TAT By -- — - ANP SING TO PUZZLE BX E -r4 NAME O 15 THIS FAST GAME PLACKIN& OUT ALL fHE r-rE IN ThE -- RNTURECOLORS - MY 10 OP: ENP lyl.00 PLUG 25 CENTS R POSTAGE '• - ISWT.rr OF FUN AND GAMES U 5HILLELAG4; A 6PECIAL1 tNODry OAK WALKING 5flCK, WAS - WAMEc' F017 A TOWN 114 IRELAND ECAU5E OF AN OAK FOE r I NEAØy - S AND NOODLES PIN by Al Ver meer Fceier N'Th BUT WI-4AT'S TC . - 1-- -- - s. A. 5 �I r !A 0 gd s. > ;, •• eL M 0 ------ ---.--.- ; L S I Wil - SHORT RIBS _ by Frank Hill 67th Year, No. 17 8—Monday, March 17, 1975 'THIS IS 700 C-700D To Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents JIM IL_ mate iena tar John Vogt has leaped into the fray to try and save Seminole County $67,000 In school funds lost because of the black boycott at Rosenwald Elementary School. _ __ I?TfliBJ However, Layer said the possibility of hitting the magic live per cent number is slim. "1 doubt It," he said. The school superintendent will also recontact Turlinglon's office on his original request. Basically, Turlington's letter to Layer says an alternate count would have to show at least a five per cent discrepancy district wide before a recount could be made. But Vogi• chairman of Seminole County's Legislative Delegation, &id $67,000 "Is a lot of money. If you can afford to miss $67,000. . ." Vogt also said he felt the Seminole delegation would be amenable to a general bill which, if Passed, would save $67,000 In education funds for Seminole schools. Li essence, Vogt's proposal --should it become a neccessity would allow a county a recount without the five per cent proviso If certain conditions prevailed during that time the FTE audit wa_c For example, the boycott at Rosenwald was beyond the control of county school officials. Under the Vogt proposal, a recount would be admissable at any district where such conditions prevailed. Turlington suggested that Layer appeal to the legislature, or "simply consider this FTE count as lost." In a letter on March 5, Layer told Turlington that "the cost to Seminole County is eslimntd in The Cocoa Beach Democrat said today that he will exhaust all means to retrieve the funds for Seminole, and I all else falls he will propose a general bill to the legislature and try and "make it retroactive" to cover the Rosenwald boycott. - Vogt ..--- t) st ( - VY GOOD TR'/ING AT4G4It'J? \\' I D!DNT GE l Save r21- ULP YOU MIND ) Bids To "The legislature might be amenab!e to providing another basis for recounts when a school district has little control over the situation," Vogt said. MISS OLD CHIN SAY,' NEVER PROV (SNATa-4 PURSE NEAR JONE, . He referred to the state's refusal to grant a request by School Supt. Bud Layer for a recount at Rosen wald where some 211 blacks missed classes for three weeks one of which was the state's official full-time equivalent (FTE) audit week. - KARATE SCt-IOOL Funds Rosenwald \ni - - And Layer, who this morning received a letter from Fkridi r:1iatti ( tlllflissjoner Ralph Turlington turning down Layer's plea for a recount at the school, said, "We will try every way possible to get the money returned." KICK R!I-T • One method Layer will employ Is a thorough check of absenteeism in all the county's schools to determine if a second countywide count would reveal a five per cent discrepancy the magic figure spelled out by state regulations. - CIS00 1 To Resign U U Iq Iq I bY Stoffel & IfelLinda 3L HIYA, MR. SANITARY F3 a SHADDLJP, I1N5PECToJ.' WELCOME) AN' &ET KY IZ I HASTEN '10 Do 'it'OLJR. OWW DD1NG. DISAs HAS THE WAY.1 r ci c. e RAVE A SEAT., CIEP.' INSPECTOR... Ac I 11 I I "II I • WILL 097/ and replaced wi th a paid chief. RaSOO1I has been chief of the to switch from a volunteer to a Rasooll accused Grier of 40-man force a bo ut four years. fulitime status wi th a paid trying to 'bul ldoze" him into Bef ore that, he was a captain chief . Volu resigning and showed up at one Six firemen are on the city's ftasooli said his resignation leer Fire Chief Roger Rasooli meeting with his attorney. He payroll fulltlme, with the will end the feud once and for has a surprise for this city's was prepared to fight any move remainder of the force made up all and that he hopes the new council tonight he plans to to oust him, Rasooll said of volunteers. chief will begin his duties as t ell ° soon as ensure a At one t , council had ime said today the Grier also proposed and - - - ____ ___ • i :1 ____ ' . . I - '-.,: company he works for Is proposed cutting budget op. transferring the veteran propriations for three paid firemen and an inspector and fireman to Elmira, N.Y. 71ough the new job goes Into using that money to hire a chief. :::7- NN I 2.1% -. WA A- i - tr . - - ' . OUT OF HERE! A HAND! INFER10F, WOKKMA~4SHIP/ ' ' . 1 BASK IN THE WARMTH OF YOUR APPROBATiow?l 0" 50NEF I V 4 -f Jut -- - .•- _____ tremendous promotion, and I've decided to go ahead and take it. I'll be announcing it at tonight's meeting," Rasooll Nil FR SIX MONTHS 1 EASTER EGGS " The Sanford lot Club has Jumped the gun on th e Lade ltuiiii this )ar, and already well into Its campaign to sell Laster candy to raise money for scholarship f unds Adorning each box of candy Is the hand-painted face of a laughing clown, a demurelady or a cheeryrabbit. Making their selection from the candy on sale at Sanford Dry Cleaners On Palmetto Avenue, are Andy Griffis and Crfssy Leach. Easter candy may also be ordered at the Seminole County Court House, First Federal of Seminole In Sanford and fr'orn all Pilot Club members (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) I ARRIVE EARLY by V _____________________ 3E: & 1W _______________ E Chne* der workshop, council slated to the hiring of a paid chief. F a discuss just such an issue The Herald reported in January that Mayor Bill Grier had recommended to city f. ficials that Rasooli be oust S • •' - I f ____ ____ \ _______________ _________ - - • , / - - _____________ - ____ _____ / 11 T /I - - Schmidt said it is "obvious rates and to grant the partial 1 X ________ ________ _____________________________________________________ IL I AV ______________________________ Around the Clock .... Bridge lendar ............... Cl assified 4A 611 ...5A Seruice Conmissiun will be If the court chooses to instmnental in upholding the his firm will go in the red with increases after April I — bool overrule the rates, the new rates to Seminole the rates ttuit the county ap. measures were spelled out in customers will be granted customers. "All of our sewer proved. General Waterworki is the Board decision. rebates, Train declared. plants and all but one water continuing to bill their 2000-plus Waterworks officials claim Train said he expects the plant are In Orange County, and county ciLstoiners it rates 11vit 'he counly 'did not act on F. court to uphold a statewide the custimiers thoere pay higher triple monthly water and sewer September rate request by legally declared "fair rate of rates in order to compensate for bills, even though the county them within the time allowed by turn" 13.354 per cent Comics ...................68 CrossordIzJe 31 Jill DrA. DearAbby SoU t 411 .- — - - back - hern States Seeks Increase Seminole's rates," Schmidt said. Although some coun ty conunissione rs have tried to pin the bl'ine on Countv uiiiitt -: r r Mgt KEEPING HIS Index ------ .1 , Rates that the county the Oee weeks ago the firm began allowed, Train said. would to an official of the (inn unauthorized rates charging the new rates anyway. "probably mnounttoa negative Utility customers caught in "We plan to take the matter County Utility Control DirecSchmidt said today that it will rate of return." the battle between Seminole to court,' General Waterworks tor Bill Dale said the county be as usual with the Count Train said the recentl> y and General Water- manager Russell Schmidt said bexpectedto take legal action nonayment of bills. "If the au thorized rate increase t o orks will be better off if they today, .,because we don't feel today to uphold their opinion. bilh are not paid, we willret at General Waterworks' Or pay their bills even though the rates the), allow ed are The utility head said the court them like any other account," Count> customers by the Pu blic fair." will be asked to roil ba ck the Schmidt said. rolled . _Zk: I - 1k rates hasn I been sanc issued an order to weeks ago the county utility ordinance. - PT FF .-.' o m e rs C -ASIE PA At tonight's meeting during a -: Herald Staff Writer ft because the department nee&% public hearing on the budget. ' Utility Threatens Court Action y HILL Bht I % ill 1 — inore than a paid fire chief. lie said he wifl urge city of. ficials to get a paid fire chief on board before he vacates his HE WON'r DE 5ACK I a "yIng U* ulayor wiuitW him Also at tonight's meeting. officla. y resign sometime members a city of out for "Political reasons," tzit council will discuss a swnmer between now and mid-J une. Casse!berr}'a size needed Grr , the o ther hand, d fee schedule for the tuon "What has happened is my additional firefighters even he wanted the amendment depart me nt and will hold a conirwu has offered me a eetings and told council ' z KANNED In / but. cwxil dwaged its miW j . council approved W motion to "smooth transition." Rasooli said money is amend the ordinance which budgeted for a paid chief of mated the fire department. April 1. Rasooli's new job en. The amendment includes a paid -ses sales of color pic, - U / hief By EL) 1RICKETF CSELBE1rny Herald Staff Wilier T I _____ Int act _ 16 UG8 amount to $57,000— which Is no Insignificant sum." Turlington said he was In "sympathy" with Layer's plight, but had no authorization either by law or by state regulations to allow a recount at Rosenwald. The state doles out money to counties based on the number of FTEs or fulltime students enrolled in that district's school system. And at Rosenwald, some 211 blacks missed classes during the week the count took place. Thus, the county was penalized for each student who failed to show up for the count as required by state regulations. The boycott was in response to a school board decision to close Rosenwald, which is near Altamonte Springs, and turn the facility into a center for handicapped children. That decision also was responsible for a three. day countywide boycott of Seminole's 5M00 blacks. Eitun a tes place the number f black s absent from classes at 85 to 90 per cent during the three-day man uever. All along, Layer has been "optimistic" that Seminole would be allowed Its full share of funds. He was still optimistic tod,y. Layer said he will be in contact, hopefully, with Turlington's office today to see If he can't convince Florida's education commissioner to reconsider his J Big Chief David Short Of ScOut TrOoP 590 I.Ake Helen,even wears jg WIG-WA M? Thieves By BOB I IA)YD Herald Stall Wilier Seminole sheriff's deputie5 _111- 1. handmade feather headdress in his plastic shelter at the Camporee held at High Banks Bond and St. Johns River this weekend. Related Photo Page 2. Boa s MotDrs John M Hughey Sr., Hughey Eagle C ide, Sterling Park Lane, Geneva, reported a $228, Deputy 8. A. 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''s' 691 . • - -• 3 Cole Slaw ...........49c 5*it* :' 891 goody. t.-..h,..., 1..,b.,. Fried chicken ....... 'be.p1" . 59 be 99 . .. 10 ::' Sa..t Si.nd 1416 ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . :' 0,.., $..d (2 Ia..h,, Pi Pb t'i,. •* - ' 14 __________ , - - -- - - - - - --- ~.X~ fw p - -- - Crime scene technician Marty La&usclano unearths body as Garay cl&ar) sad Krfz (rlht watch. Ulerald Photos by Bob Lloyd.) m c. .x Al sp" -"-•' '--.4-- - '. "-"' iimi "where cockroaches live." "About half of the items Willis refe rred to last week a re completed or near completed," School Supt. Bud Layer told the ard. And, referring to the building "where cockroaches five," An estimated 787 students are enrolled at Crooms, 40 per cent of whom are black. Willis said Faculty members there "just Harris said he has been informed by telephone by members tolerate" the school which he says is "very Inadequate." of a 28-member state survey team that Crooms is slated for repairs including tearing down the old clasroom building Keeth did say school maintenance crews will continue working at th e facili ty. He also said he "hoped to accomplish" that Willis claims is inhabited by cockroaches. Th e r es ults of the five-ye ar survey are expected soon. The - most of the items Willis presented to the board, Willis has r ecommended replacing th e old building where kroache3Uvewith air co nd jt b1LIIC'$$kedlh$t fixture. In bathrooms be replaced, that lights In t library b - . 1111 wicial3% new lockers be Insta lled in th e boy's g. agreed the old buildIng on the outside is an - atrocious looking building and should be torn down, but funds arc- not available for air conditioned portables." . ;ther t'ilatters "ill be includcd in next year's budget -like the rest of the schools in the county." "Why should we say we'll sweep the floor?" Willis demanded. 'Let's paint it; let's whitewash it and close our eyes to a shame and a disgrace. I think Crooms is a priority." t. School Supt. Roger Harris, In an in terview, pointed out want to do anything about It," Willis said. • -- Layer not get the $22,000, he began to berate the board. "All we're say ing is let's don't do anything. All we're gqnna do sweep this under the rug. What we 're saying is we don't actual survey was completed In December. School Board member Davie Sims also sbggested ph asing cjt'ocgnj andpbcthg it twienta at Seminole High Sthool. _*.a sdF'i of!1 need to "d-) away" with Crooms and make Seminole High r 9-12 faci.ç. !r to ls the 'large items," the drainage di tch and But, Willis, the PTA president turned gambler, was not awed. And shaking his head, he re turn ed to his chair wi th a final statement summing up his feelings. perhaps the most hopeful solution to the Crooms problem. - - - on - - "7bere's some lll*c hem." .-- Savings Branch Robbed questioned whether the actual money is required ALTAMON The Seminole County School agreement will cost school with the remainder o($10,000to y oung black male, bellesed in I Board yesterday agreed to act officials more than outlined by be provided with In kind ser _ as the sponsoring agent for th his early 20's, walked into the RSVP officials. vices to retain a $40,000 grant Orlando Federal Savings and Retired Senior Volunteer --Program Director Gwen from the federal government. -tL Loan branch office here this ogram (RSVP) - which Edelman said only 50 In , When I saw the services morning a nd robbed a te ller of stood a cha nce of l osing $40,(KX) ______________________ they provide to children. I think "less in federal money if a sponsor an $5,000," the FBI said. th It's worth It," Layer said. The wasn't found. 'The neatly-dressed gunman boardagre-ed after it• attorney, C,., entered the bank School Supt. Bud Layer about 10a.m., '...UU I IL II Dou g Stenstrom, said the final looked arou nd recommended that the board and then walked contract must meet up to one of three tellers on adopt theflSVP"aslongas th e spcciflcatlons outlined at last pr -am does not cost the duty, pulled a blue-steel night's meeting. automatic from his pocket and school board any money." The Ms. Edleman pra ised demanded money, au thorities county, Layer said, will provide agency because it provides - --said. housing for the agency which seniors with jobs They, inturn, The teller co mpli ed wi th the has the potential to help ALTAMONTE SPRINGS provide for free ma ny worthgunman 's demand, handing 1' flL - I SemInole's 10,000 seniors. The CALNO Council of while services to Seminole him what Jim Haisley, security The only serious reservation Local Governments last County r. — thief for the loan concern, said came from board member night adopted a resolution Seminole Junior College was "less than $5,000;' Allan Keeth, who sKId he hates endorsing the effort to have (C) dropped the program to be a "wet blanket all the The gunman fled as a teller the federal government beca use of w ha t SJC President ______________________ i pressed an alarm button which time" but nonetheless build an overpass of the Earl Weldon termed a "drastic . '.ounded at the city police railroad crossing on SR 4-6 1"] reduction" in the school's station. He ran through an west. operating budget. range grove to the Vil la ge The resolution, identical I nde Ms. Edelman said she will ciir rpr,,p c TheFloridaleeherew (rowing) team Is 'Ilhouettedbyoneof florlda'sfaniuus uue1 a. tht' squad Green apartment complex rlVi CAPTURES to ones already adopted by _________________________ appeal to the County Cornpractices for tomorrow's appearance in th e third annual Sanford Naval Academy regatta on Lake where tracking dogs lost his the county commission, the mission for the $50 in actual FTU RACING TEAM Monroe as part of SNA's Parents' Day activities. FTU will be Joined by the University of Around the Clock ...........4A Tampa, trail a short time later. road and bridge committee cash needed. Bridge ....................10B Winter Park and Edgewater High Schools In the race, which opens the crew season In Central FBI agents, who took over Uie of the Greater Sanford She said the grant ends Stay Florida. For detalls %ft story on Page IB. Whoto by Rick[luck) Calendar .................... investigation, indicated the Chamber of Commerce and 31, and it's imperative she ______________________________________________________________________________________ Classified ............ .. .. man may have used a car. the Sanford City Cornsubmit the paperwork for next Comics 1013 - - Endorses Overpass , I • 1 • - -.----- -' •.. - -- . ... s..u..w. c • . " - -- "'-"-- '-. _- -.... ' .......•• _- - ____ $ Isterine Mouthwash . "to:' 9 : ____________ -. -- I ,.. 4IGrnctmne IllUl(JllqJ.) S , '-'',' Iiri,ftg Pl.l x I I-lb. - "•"" " ' " "ii u 77 - WGreenStamps I -.... M91 . .............•.. Orel - - - _Z1 - ______ :j II Whig '- — ' ' - Tim ---- -- - ,,. (h Mallet, $vv.lh. Oc.I A .tt,.psig • • O'IlGraenSfamps Salad. Thru Wednesday r lor,pd Sunday i TUC I • "a ............. • Mar, 19th, 1975. - - .- •' - - Preen Onions....... . . . . pC.i Peppers . . . . . . . . s 2 .29 I 0.IV.r I £ £ I pip .1 asy omaoes . . . . • • 49 : i:cu i - And. Willis, who had made his plea and played his hand, held no cards except the card of the loser. Realizing he would ' I STAMPS! , -- ._ ' aI••*:•:.::__:._.:::_._.._.._. 33 I.., • .............• -4t. ilks. 19 1ascal Celery Prices Effective - - ______ dispatched toCrooms lastweekafter Willistold the board it was a "holding ceH for potential dropouts" and has an old building - 14aisdl- Wipes - S'atlsd ..,t, Ci.... Lb..,, Florida I,,,), Crisp Su 5 içr V A_ - - ---- i4 (GreenSfamnc * • have started. Fea ther said priority was given schools where double sessions existed and that's its "not a procedure t ta ke any school out of Seniors rejoice. owe It A__ I 9 ru Tender 01 fell. oIe Beans IS tr M . Senior Volunteer I Its. Keeth said he had been on a recent tour of Q'ooms since six nitors and maintenance crews began their wor k and said students there seemed to indicate a better attitude fleecie work got underway. . II • -- U.S.D.A. FOOD Au.,,d Il..., nbc Pilot 'al WE ACCEPT C..a.,, all), l.,,I, P... .risp Carrots -'-----'-------.-- Cooked Ham ...,.. '991 Deli Pizzas ......... d ,' I (tOt Pan I..) rape Styli - Bar'D'Qued Fryers.. 50 59c I leul., ,, 'itr..$.dy WI. 'ange Juice ........ . . ,.hull 65 € lb eedIess G . . ., Bologna ... .......,, h ole 79l *l.*,$ A f.ni,l ' Eviessa, ' Sweet Corn........ ep'...i. R....d Pa,. $l.,,d. XesSy.Il..ir.d Greet 900059th,, svit to fish 139c .•...•,•.. the "most deplorable thing this county has" said last night that Crooms." But the board held all the earth - all $22,000 of them - and d Willis. a PTA president, that ma intenance crews had been •a..ma,,.J I - — SAYS 7.. Niial, S*h, . , ....db~ ......... White ,,*e 10111 ' - Ideal I., 5..h, ir1,,4,eI 3... I JWGreedtamps 0 Oils,.., 11usd 3'3 03C0' ••*$ -- •• L 99, A Gui, e Crush,,, at Ijoadl With A Ph.d .0 P.vi ..d S.d. Vla..rfwI - • 4. ,.., Misled 0.,,... -- - ...........7 ft.ft ...... i A 114 Pei.4.l..,h, S.ft i•n.. $hait•.I.,.. i...P.st Cottage Cheese ..........lOb. .., 5." rnn relationship is good and 'that's what counts in education." Board member Allan Keeth. who last week called Crocms 4....... -- -- ....... Ricotta Cheese ..........89' Dillit.., "I-ai'a Igv,I thp fll$hljt'. 1st'.- ,t, uhmmlhl,,g, -....•-- tioa rd 110 - _______ 7.01. can w.d s. Si r4..- - 59C & illis said In his last gambit before the board ended I .,• '" - I,.., ________ - - j. "" pw.. Wed. I S. a- - a. UA $I.rN.,..f SAVI II.. Makes OnuS 1... C.si.,.*.. M.,ll,,. Golden Noodes ...... 2 Greet With, shrimp. salt.. ds,b... LonghornCheese ...... FiZ Seedless Raisins ........ph, 65' II.,hw.H en - -- - - agents found evidence of a shooting on Lovette's carport along wi th shattered glass, apparently from an auto window, .••. - Any loiter Candlets " Smoked Mullet........ $159 " rooms 111gb School failed to net him a winning hand Ills reaction to the school board's refusal to grant $22,000 for repairs at Crooms, k nown to some as a "holding cell for potential dropouts," was there's some "illogic In the game." 'People were willing to bet me you would do -jthli for • Tl;Cl..:., 59" '14$. I I-ayer said it's "attractive Inside" and tl:at the teacher-pupU ) Cocktail Sauce ..........b. 49 .. U,. a ES,. t M1â *I '' '-' - - By ED PRICKE7T '", -A- ,, 49' I P. r George WiUis played gambler Last night and his high card " t.P... l.lb I4.b... C..at.- lb... S..$ud Trieste. T.sty 5,.... Turbot Fillet ....... .... 55 Il-s.. large Prunes ........... IAVI IS., Ce.... 6 ,, Sharp Cheddar ..........'"1 $cddip'. testy Chipped Beef, Ham, Turkey .... '$4.. Sour Cream ............ Sharp Cheddar ......... pip. 71' ..J: is. U: Ii " W .L a mVljIII .........J ph,,. 1 lb991 Not Dogs . .IIII•..•i I.lb. ...... .i.. I.. '-.' ph $1 19 - - Tomato Sauce ...........•. 304 $-lb Regular Margarine 9e Pi;iwhh liii... ..1..., rv.Ts,,d., $li..d _____ - $5.... Dog Food ............. 5 Sells D1 M..*. S14h I Imes "Groo php. :'- lid. t•• 1*1 $ea•h4 SoftMargarine ......... .., 59c SAVI 4k. Suessrogif 1.1 't' determine the cause of death, L...A..-si uuuy WU3 t tatively loenuilNi as Layette, at the scene, by his tothtr4i-law, 0 Herald Staff Writer 32cm. pig. ________ Krispy Crackers ........ ' i ' 65c S...hl.el CI.b Copeland Franks •• •.. - S* SAYI II,, H$fl- , N.t,tfl... $...I.., Prs..h.. .Ilp.C..hed P IS HUNGRY JACK INSTANT Lys.l Tub Kraft Caramels ........ rL.+ Sliced Bologna ......... swift's '9 - T.ø Candy Tr..fl ': frrm -'-- -, %j _____ 951 Sheriff's detective Doug Huth escorts Wilbur hull Irfvhfl scene after murder aITCIt C F_______ ____ _____________________________ ' - ___ •, $2.39 . Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold 14 - or -... ',' 2-1b. can . ____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ m,S..,.. .i•,• P.pp.r... .. asp ,*@loodM• I. ____ - ' b$I Phil The youth said he began digging at the srX)t and sheriff's deputies were summoned after he found a hand under t he sand Sheriff's Capt. L J Kriz said today that - - to wo on 40C IACOp t..d.kh deep grave near chicken coops and a citrus tree bedecked with sun-bleached turtle shells and ta ken to Seminole Memorial Hospital whe re an autopsy today was expected to J ,~- fl 4 . OR ELECTRIC PERK 99c ettit __________ other SIlcdBa P"I - .•.. Corned Beef lesson S K !1111— PorkRoast..,.,...... 89 S REGULAR. DR P - W O , fnitrhArnir £ V.øde, Mi.*y $t.di I.stas Isti • / : " $.',i • l3.• lOt - Beef for Stew •... $i••, Pniais - i4 * 00000000 0 a lb 69C FI..s,f.l S.øiI, 1h59' 1 bel li .......... i&w Short Ribs Cvt.Up Fryers ..,.,...,. 71 Flounder Fillet O,,.l I, Ia,.I.Q.. I..f SI... NUMV -: - " 3).. ......... *, Pot Roast Try ./ / Abpol ••- c d - - ALM ' I.l.s.I,,i. Crumb Cake AA tft 69c. Party Pizza .. $l.•b.,.y U $wjlt, P,..,1., 7V 'to ........... Isoulk solob $119 S I •• •••• .i.m Jelly Polly, 9*00 too" of 1.ft', Pt.,.* 51usd - M•iI..'i ?..$p -- - - Fit Fod Pepto, FkW On _____ lb R Round Steak •....... $1' Rib Stea k . • • • • • • • • •lb - 149 ... Ground Beef with H.V.P. . Leon Meaty $got full-C.1 I.nsu., s.t. £ - lb ••• With Hydrate d V.rI.bl. P,*.,s $ti i P,.i,,wp,s "Selected Baby Beef" . . . Inflation Fighter A Great I,..O Iul t., Sirloin Steak . . • • • • 119 • = . 30 • à.• •••• / . Sqf $il•i Chuck Shoulder Roast flfZ. plus 8-0Z. Ir.,b P. $hld., its Limit Beer 6 Swift's prenolisom 99c •... $..l Ilnilsi C..$ S..,t. lils I •..- i.., , Imperial Oven Roast With our large variety of name brands you can choose the right products In the fightsi7esforgreatersavingsandvaiue. / LIzL P,.!,. An Altamonte Springs man was held without bond today In county Jail on a murder charge after sheriff's detectives unearthed the body of his next-d oo r neighbor In a shallow grave in the victim's own backyard. Sheriff's detective Doug Huth arrest ed Wilbur lt'iI! 11, .f 515 shortly alter the decomposing body of 47yearold Lemo Loci was discovered by Los ette's teenage nephew Officials said Hall returned from a fishing trip while investigators were exhuming Lovette's body from the sandy grave beneath a trash barrel in the citrus tree dotted rear yard at 517 Peachtree Lane In the Granada South subdivision. Sheriff's agents, representative. of the states attorney's office and county medical examiner Dr. G.V. Garay carefully exhumed We body as approximately 125 persons from over the subdivision watched from behind ropes ringing the grave scene. The body was removed from tlw 212 foot Wallace Duncan,who lives about three blocks away on Teakwood Lane. The fully-clothed body was laying on a blue coat and wrapped in a red bedspread and a white towel in the blood-spattered grave. it was Duncan who started a search for Los ette, who Used alone at the concrete block house, after he had been missing since Sunday, March 2. Dune-an told deputy ILL. Thompson Mon. day that hail and Lovette had argued on March 2 over Lovette's 1966 yellow Dodge sedan and that there had been a shooting incident and Lovette had disappeared. Deputies checked Lovette's home and found It in "complete disarray" but his wallet and clothing were in the dwelling. Huth said he checked the house and grounds Monday and n eighbors told him that the disturbed earth scattered with chicken feathers near the steel drum was where Lovette had buried chicken parts. Lovette's nephew sa id yesterday that 1K' became suspicious when he noted the drum had been moved and the hole in which It usually sat had been filled with sand. 1 i — By BOB LLOYI) herald Staff Writer $109 lb jP Neighbor Charged L \1.. 4114900411010 0 its - 1, Chuck Blade Steak . # 0 a 0 Chuck Blade Roast *111414101 Swill h $169 Key S-41 I Pormowsro, Prefer$ noqp$ U _IX 11J r•LP; . 4 : r- o, b$169 P.ote. IP., W Man Found Buried; 1E f 77i I TopRoundStcak....... i $169 •...el,s, It-of Ipound m,vm •:• I M Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents *W. -- a., J: Y, INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE 11,71 , Q 1 67th Year, No. 175—Thursday, March 13, 1975 a • mIssion r.'oiit'ctini' thi' - - �_ - .. .- --- . _--. ' - - - — --:- f .. .. = T - 2A-Evening Herald - Sanford, Fl. ____ .- -1 - ------ -- 'LL'-' -_— — - Thursday, March 13. 17S , ______________________________________________ ___ r j uiflSi Evening Hind, Sanford, Fl. Sc hool Board I p I IN BRIEF Rejects Aid - WASHING (AP) A proposed compromise $82.5 million emergency US. military aid for, Cambodia was rejected by the House Foreign Affairs Committee today 18 to 15 Rep. Pierre S. du Pont, RDeL, announced he would ask the committee to recommend rejection of any new military aid for Cambodia this year, despite President Ford's warning that the Camboczian government would fall without It. The rejection came as Senate Democrats were askW to take the same stand House Democrats took Wednesday against further military aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam. n Senate Democratic Caucus met to consider the same anti-aid resolution the House Democratic caucus approved 189 to 49. Du Pont and Chairman Lee H. Hamilton, D-Ind., of the subcommittee that drafted the $82.5 million proposal, told the Foreign Affairs Committee the money would have h'n (ndItcL (t1I ,tU)5 to t.iid UI LIkhII1& tIl Cambodia. 'We Could Have Helped' - MIAMI (AP) 'We could have helped her. We loved her, But we didn't know, none of us knew. She was proud. She didn't co mplain." Howard Steinberg, manager of the Blue Ribbon Laundry, said he liked Dolores Fernandez, his employe for little more than a month. Her Independence and love for her 11-year-old daughter Narda impressed him, he said. Mrs. Fernandez, a 44-year.old Puerto Rican na tive, and her daughter were found dead In their rented cottage Sunday, victims of carbon monoxide poisoning. Their home's electricity cut off for lack of payment, the mother and child had attempted to werm th emselves by burning charcoal. Buy Lawsuit - EDEN MILLS, Vt. (AP) It might as well be spring in this snow-covered Vermont hamlet. The workers of the oid GAF Corp. asbestos Iflifle have saved their jobs. They bought the business. They began meeting payroll with the night shift Wednesday, after an eight.. how session in Montpelier er in which the deal was closed. Just 13 months ago, the nearly 180 miners and mllfrni were told they had only another year to work. GAF was going to close the open pit mine, rather than pump LU 81.5 million to meet federal pollution andards, Then, I.opien,a 43-year the employes pool their resources and buy the mine. GAF agreed to sell. Police Warn 'Slow Down' - g NEW YORK (AP) Slow down! That's the fle state police are trying to get across to motorists who are speeding up as the energy crunch ea and the memory i4z IN Radios Taken ,=_._--____-_ -_ _-_ - - i~_~ .,i l _ -i I . I I - - 10 I .!~ 7 .Z1Z~_ --.- Theft Series ,~ _ _ _ F. " I .: . . . I -_— . . _____ . A , _ ___ _ _ _ _`_. ~,~~_~ —.- - .- --_ — --_ P = .- %--_. --. I __ . - . -. - : , . --_ _ . -_ ..- ~_. = -_= __ : _I _ .- - _r - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer b1i I . :.- In -I. — __ -. 41 __ A ' 1-; I_ -i. -.1~~ A _____________ ___________________ Lonnie Carswell, 45, a longshoreman from Jacksonville, was charged with assault with intent to commit murder and carrying a concealed weapon after the Wednesday incident, police said. Ena Coil, identified as a member of the Baptist Church of the Good Shepherd in Miami, was credited by Volusia County Sheriff' deputies with foiling the attempt. "She said as she preached to him, his hand went limp and he dropped the gun," Deputy Stan Wyllie said. Wyllie said the Greyhound bus was on U.S. I en route to Jacksonville when a man sitting In a front seat pulled out a small revolver and told driver O.F. Albritton. "I'll shoot you, you SOIl, Take rue to Tampa." - r'k ti . ' - Pi rc 5 U DeliberatesI f mile-per-hour speed limit went into effect on a nationwide basis, an Associated Press survey shows police in some areas are giving out almost twice as many speeding tickets as they were a year ago. Authorities are using radar, special patrol cars and even helicopto try tosiow things down. u .--. at u - r,otsisy - gtZWU4I FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Petitioner, wPje address is 612 i I .... i. iuiyei ar u e - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS plans, 'Barbs' Aimed At Senator - • - N,,' . ” - I 11 I r -- '1 ,' "i: / - I , . - - I NOTICE OF PuBLIC HEARING emergency — central dispatch system should be in operation at a location near Five Points within 16 months, County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen told the C1t1.NO Council of Local Governments last might. The county hopes to employ a director for the program in the next two to three weeks and "I support the concept of Seminole County paying for the whole system (costs minus federal and state grants) and feel the majority of the county cimmisslon will support my position," Vihien said. Vihlen added that It. is expected federal and state grants will cover from 60 per cent to 90 per cent of the costs. He said the Seminole County system will be the first in operation in Central Florida and one of the first In the State of Florida, Casselberry Council / / / L',lk mnlr- 'I ;-: J /i fI 312 IMO ALTAMONTI MALL S)1IH% L's Number Ont' I -- ,i),,'.t, r.f ,. '-.-,.,.... 1.. tjr v,rjttef, dt -q-. .!h IhC Clerk 5anfor, Florida I urtrI't bfr . .- - Extra long nylon sleeping bag. save 3ll Reg. 17.99. Sale 14.88 nqs. - -' . . ' -- '. . -- - - - .- - , - -1400.:: ' 2488 Coleman 2 burner propane gas stovo. Propane bottle included Deluxe Coleman 2 burner propane stove, 29.8$ Coleman 1 gal. can ,_ ,-% - /1. I #1'~_t:-_.-W --- .- - .- -. -. --i-- - - ____________, , %k , I . 16 22.97 . lbs. Removable food tray. ABS plastic won't dent, rust or corrode, Polyurethane foam insulation V 115 Save Reg, 54.99. i $20 88 Reg. 159.99. cooler Now Igloo 48 quart Top supports up to 300 Coleman 425E 2 burner stove, Coleman 413G stove, Deluxe 2 burner unit, Save __ 1 I '- 1 ''j J - / Sale 139.99. JCPenney 3 HP fishing motor. 5 5 HP Reg 209r 95 Sale 179.99; 7.5 HP. Regr 24999, Sale 209.99. I / P I JC-1 / I . JCPeriney 10 5IiOCd electric trolling motor Use any 121.1 battery (not included) Re quires no gas Camping I 'fish ing an recreational Supp for o ft. handle £u -- - - I - 599 '' -. ,%ff .1 :' - Sportsman appear ;iti' t,fli'ri,1,m,it - . a ' it.1s . X.41 S hrimp nets el' . L. -- '1 -___________________________________________________ flcials and talk over the ,',t, ,.'r Reg. 25.99. Sale 21.88. Deluxe 3 lb. Dacron 88 polyester sleeping bag with nylon outer shell features soft flannel lining Also 2 air mattress pockets, double-up zippers and headpiece Machine washable Approximate finished size. 33'x75' Reg. $79. Sale $71. JCPenney 10' x 8 lodge tent 7 center height. 5 wall height Nylon body with cotton roof. Vinyl coated nylon floor is waler resistant, mildew proof, easy to clean 2 windows, nylon zip door. Yoke frame means easy setup, no poles in doorway eT disagreement between the two governmental units on the purchase. Casselberry had been discussing with Consumer Utilities and Indian hills Utilities the possible purchase by the city when the county indicated it would be buying the companies. "The mayor indicated there would be no negotiations with the county unless the county stopped all action to purchase the two utility companies," Vitilen said, adding Mcintosh , .; delegate, and Councilman Sal ZALEtS)ur t'-ipkMakc I Save 8 : "JI 1 - ___________ !'.______ -iij ¶:-'. •• :'j - - :;t I. - i - savi peared surprised when VihIen told them Mayor Bill Grier and City Attorney Kenneth McIntosh have refused to negotiate with the county rather than going to court over the proposed county purchase of two South Seminole utility companies. Dr. Duerr had questioned Vihien about when the county would sit down with city of. Savig 511 'N,,, '# - Seminole County's 911 Orlando in the audience ap- ' LegaI Notice otice r" , . . ......, ! ,ç— Clays - 'Z' For 91 1 System , Legal Notice . TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Testimony Is scheduled to begin today In the bribery-conspiracy trial of former Sen. Edward Gurney after a federal judge rules on whether to allow the government to introduce certain federal housing records. The trial hit an impasse over the records Issue Wed. nesday and U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman dismissed Jurors early so he could hear defense arguments. Prosecutors offered, for identification purposes, portions of 77 federal housing documents. The defense challenged the certification of the records by E. Lamar Seals regional director of the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Atlanta. Seals is an unindicted co-conspirator in the Gurney case. The team of lawyers also argued that the whole file, not merely excerpts, should be produced. The issue came up after the defense concluded opening arguments in the three-week-old trial of Gurney and four codefendants. TARO office of the architects', Gutmann and donating It to the Central FLORIDA. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. Oraggash Associates Architects Sanford, Florida, and file the Planners., Inc., Sanford Atlantic A circuit court Jury was Whisenant trial today before Florida Zoo, officials said. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-426.CA.20-F original with the Clerk of Circuit Bank BuIlding, Suite 100. P.O. IN RE; The Adoption of expected to begin deliberations Circuit Cowl Judge Joe A. Court, Sanford, Florida, on of before Drawer 938 Sanford, Florida BABY COX, A MINOR this afternoon in the robbery Cowart Jr. at Sanford trial is Copies of the documents may be BY: JAMES LESLIE ROBERTS, the 21st day of March, AD, 1913; obtained by depositing $23.00 with d LANA UMLAUF ROD ER TS. Otherwise a default will be entered trial of a 20-year-old Lake scheduled to begin for Donald against you for the relief demanded the architect for each sit of Husband and Wife. County man charged in con- Edward Hampton, 20, of 310 W. In the Petition. FICTITIOUS N AME do(umIntssoobtaln.d.Suthd,polt nection with a purse-snatching Third St., Sanford. WITNESS my Ha nd a nd seal of will be refunded to each person who Notice Is hereby given that lam NOTICE OF SUIT this Court on this the lath day of returns t he incident in Altamonte Springs. flQOd In business at lid Satsuma TO: RALPH COX specilications and .Hampton Is accused f Dr.. February, AD. rns oth er documents in good Condition S1nf0rd32771, Seminole County. Addrets and Residence UnJames Blame Whisenant, 20, breaking and entering with Florida CALNO Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. within 10 days alter bid opening. the fictitjj name of known of Tangerine, and three Intent to Clerk of Circuit Cotjrt commit a JOE'S SEAFOOD, and that I intend A certified check or bank draft, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County. Florida juveniles were charged in the misdemeanor, petty areny to register said name with the Clerk that the above named Petitioners, payable to Seminole County Public BY: Cecelia V. Ekern Hospital, U. S government Bonds. Jan. 26 Incident. andpossessIonofburg1,,.y tools Of the Circuit Court. Seminole JAMES LESLIE IOBERTS, (Seal) or a satisfactory bid bond executed County, Flnrida in accordance with LANA UMLAUF ROBERTS, Yesterday, Mrs. Rene Sucini In connection with a Jan, 29 the provisions DerutyBURKE Clerk by the bidders mG acceptable Fictitious Sanford. Florida. have filed a CARROLL testified that she was exiting a burglary at Packaging Systems Name Statutes. Tothe Wit Sec tion Petition in the above Styled (ot'rt sureties In on arnount equal to S per for By DONNA ESTFS expense of the cities. Attorney for Petitioner cent of the bid shall be Submitted store at Brantley Square Corporation, soi Airport 66509 Florida Statutes 1 957. the adoption of the minor Herald Stall Photo 5' child 6U Sanford Atlantic with each bid Floyd said at the risk of having shopping center with relatives Boulevard, Sanford. named therein. and you are reguired Bldg. Publish: March 13. 20, 27, April 3, to show cause why the same The successful bidder will be should Bank his named added to "Lori's when an old model auto OC1915 required to furnish and pay for not be Wanted by serving a copy of Sanford. Florida 3777) A'JTAMONTE SPRINGS list," he has writtes, amend- cupied by four persons sped by DEL57 satlslactory Performance and your written 'Jet ense, it any, Upon Publish: Feb. 70. 27. March 6, CALNO Council of Local ments to the state uneinpicy- almostrunnlngherdown,anda _____________________________ 1473 payment bond or bonds. CARL L THOMPSON. JR., At. FICTITIOUSNAME Con tract for work under this bid Governments delegates last ment compensation law which man grabbed her purse. torney for petitioners, 25 S. DEX-114 will obligate t he contractor and Notice Is hereby given that I am Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, night indicated they are will be forwarded to the FII*ida engaged in business. at 9 Airport flI, MrLSucjnhaajd she heltJonto Subcontractors not to discriminate and by filing the original — FICTITIOUS NAME disenchanted with the Seminole League of Cities while City the black cloth purse and was IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Blvd., Sirninole County, Florida thereof with the Clerk of the said In employment practices. Notice is hereby given that I am County Legislative delegation Attorney Joe Davis is preparing dragged approxImately 45 feet EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. under the fictitIounam of SUN- Court on or before the 3d day S.m.noIe County Public Hospital of engaged In business' at 703', reservestherIghttor,jectyo,al, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SHI NE STATE MORTUARY, April, 1915. otherwis e, an order and Sen. Lori Wilson(j.Menjtt a bill which Altamonte will on the pavement of the parking COUNTY, FLORIDA O.B.A. FLA. MORTUARY SERmay Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Seminole bids or to waIve' any informalities in Island) In particular. advcrtbc to repeal the Mooney lot before turning loose. She CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-21f-CA-64- 11! VICE .CENTRALand that l intend ,o be,nteredg&nstyo(jgrant;ngsaid County, Florida under the fictitious the hidding In re the Marriage of: register saldname with the Clerk of name of HORIZON PRODUC. Casselberry Council annexation law, No bid shall be withdrawn for a WIINESS my hand and seal Of said the purse contained $16 LAWPENCE F Rt.NKLIN CUN the Circuit Court, 5t'm.r,oie .:ounty, TIOPIS, and that I intend to register period of 30 dayS subsequent Chairman Edith Duerr, to the PaIPIGHAM, said Court at Sanford.' Seminole Said '%ame with the Clerk of the Of the state double taxation cash, pictures of her grandFlorida in accordance with the Cou nty. opening of ,lds withoVt the consent Florida, this 7th day Of Altawonte Springs Mayor law which permits the cities to children and several credit Husband, provisicen of the Fictitious Name C ircuit rcuit Court, Seminole County, of Seminole County Public Hospital. February, 1975 and Statut , loWit: N Florida in accordance ce w .Norman Floyd, Sanford City Identify areas where city cards. 56509 t he Seminole C',unty es Section (SEAL) PubIi MARY LOUISE CUNNINGHAM. provisions of the" Fictitious Name Hospital Florida Statutes 1957. Commissioner Julian Sten- residents are taxecjfor -sj A r thur H Beckwth. Jr. Wife. "I was whirled around and 5: Donald Thomas Statutes, To-Wit: Section 565.09 Sanford, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SUIT strom and County Commission by the county which they are the heels broke off my shoes," Publish: March 13. 20, 7, April 3. Florida StatUtes 1957. Robert T. Be-sserer TO- LAWRENCE FRANKLIN By' Elaine RiCharde Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. took either Sig John 0. Bass prohibited Administrator from she said, "as the car dragged CUP,ININ3HAM Deputy Clerk DEL Sit Publith Mirth 6, Ii, 20 77, 1973 turns rapping Florida's only receiving or do not receive to Publish March 6, I), 30. 197$ Publish March 6. IS. 20. 77, 197$ Res'dence unknown me across the loi! was inpath DEL 73 DEL 75 woman senator, 0E171 YOU AkE HEREBY NOTIFIED PIOTICEOFSP'.ERIFF'S SALE the same degree as residents of and Iwas mad and frightened. p.j, a tuft has been flied against you NOTICE IS HE GIVEN that IN THE CtRCUIT COURT OP Vihiert called Ms. Wilson's unincorporated areas, Floyd finally had to let go of my in the Circuit .Court for by virtue of that certain Writ of FLORIDA ElOHTEENTH "double taxation" law a "badsaid Ms. Wilson Is fond ofpurse.Seminole County, Floridp en- Execution Issued out of and under JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE work of art at best" with no way saying iiis her lAfl and ttitled: In In R the seal of the County Court of COUPaTY, FLORIDA the Marriage Altamonte Springs police Of: FRANKLIN Orange County, FIorid a,u,a final CIVIL ACTION NO. to implement It. "I cannot see who finds something wrong arrested Whbenant and three 5 $45.CA44.A S(MNOLE COUNTY FtNt4ING AND ZOMNG CG,tMISSØJ CUNNINGHAM, Husband, and iudom*nt rendered in the aforesaid In re: the Marriage of any way to take the matter to with it gets on her list." MARY 730 PM LOUISE CUNNINGHAM. court on ROOM 203 APR!.', 2, 1975 the 76Th day of Nov ember. MARCEL R. DESCHAMP juveniles 15 minutes Liter at a S. Wife, Civil Action No 15. 2" _t,04 court, not even the attorneys 1971, AD. In that certain case on MJ7(iL.E c.curirY cx11rttJsE Floyd said Rep. Robert service station on SR-435 at 1-4. Husband NFORD,FLC*IItA F The nature of this Suit is to obtain titled, Aetna Finance Company, and understand it," he said, Hattaway (D-Altamonte Mrs. Sucini told the jury a dissolution Of marriage, special Plaintiff, vs Raymond Serio and GLORIA ANN DESCHA.MPS. Wife Taking a Swipe at the entire Springs) will support the yesterday that Whisenant was eqo'ty or award as lump sum Angela Serb, Defendant, which NOTICE OF ACTION UMw.E CWflY, fl.ORIos alimony of property, including real legislative delegation, Ven, Mooney Law repeal inrough U es Writ ,f Execu'ion was To: Marcel R. Deschamps, 'forald driver of the car that property descried below, and other deliver e d to me as Sheriff of who indicated in the past bewas state House ofRepresentatives. dragged her across the parking relief, Including the dispo whose last known sition of Seminole County, Fioreda. and I eying a state senatorial seat address Is REDS, Ott ) 1 1~ , The delegates, with the ex- lot, .'t the following dettribed property ' 11-1. '..."i..'... . —1 havC te',k'd upon the totlo,,,,ng Cazavilie. Quebec. Canada located at Pesiyslvanla Avenue, described Property owned by himself, said if that group "is ception of Vihien, endorsed the Kenneth W. Hatcher, 15; Seminole County, Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Raymond Serb and Angelo Seria, that going to represent us they repeal. Vihien said while he Arthur p Hatcher, 19, and Gary Oviedo, a . it to proceeding for disso lution of .. %-A ` - - said property being located : . ht.nid k cwiceroed with our personally supports the effort, W. Hubbard, 16, all of marriage has been filed against you TheNorthfl $3feetof Lot 30, OAK Seminole County, Florida. , ...—I more andyoua'erequiredto serve a copy problems rather han passing be does not know the position of Plymouth, were Indicted by the MOUNT SUBDIVISION, according particularly described as follows . . _% , ... -W,..:-_./ ~ of your written defenses. If any, the buck to the house and thscountycom.misslon and thus Semnlnolecou,dycrandjuryon to the plat thereof s. recorded in 1 C oc kt ail Table Piat Book 11, page 73. of the Public thereto on Petitioner's attorney, I Black Fleece Chair Senate leadership." could not vote for it. Floyd told robbery charges in the purse- Records of Seminole County, whoSe name and address , I Ottoman. Fleece jbe low, on " before Dr. Duerr said she brought the legislative delegation last snatching case and are Florida, 7), 197$ Said property being stored • You are hereby reired at and file the original ft' Seminole cities' problern.s week that combining the reto fit, Adams Transfer & Storage in Clerk of th;', Ccisrfthereof etherwith the schedukd for trial the week (If „-- . - - - i--.. ".-. - --' enney 714.1 - ; - - ---- 0. Legal Notice Legal Notice -- Gurney Testimony Begins ORGANIZE Noce ti J(;l v, - - ' 1)AYTON,\ BEACH, F'1,1, APi A imian p:t-'ncir 'preaching tilt! wurti of Jesus Christ" discouraged a gunman In his attempt to hijack a bus, sheriff's deputies say. ________ tfr.' - - - .. I)ELAND, Ha, (AP) Inmates at the Volusla County Prison Farm have voted to end their three-day sit-down strike after officials agreed in writing to Improve con. ditions at the decaying institution, In a letter to inmates, county officials agreed Wednesday to a long list of prisoner demands and the 87 male inmates at the farm voted unanimously to return to work, But inmate spokesman Vincent Ferrar warned that the prisoners would resume the strike In 30 days if officials did not make good on their pro j3 County officials pledged in the letter to investigate charges of harassment by guards, establish an inmate grievance committee, improve food service, implement a work release program and improve counseling programs. The county also told inmates that a new $2.5 million prison would be completed In 18 months to replace the current facility, which was built in the 1930s. Woman Halts Hijacking Ga., told deputy A.J. Sanchez County Fire Department units t ________ _______________ It ' ~~_-_ ~ — .that a 20 horsepower outboard fo ught and contained the blaze __________________ ,gr motor, valued at $520, was of suspicious origin. --CitiZI'nS kind radio thkves strkn off his bo:it whik it was A 2-year.old Altainonte contir.ue to prey on Seminole parked in the driveway at his Springs re 'p sident in Hawaii had County Residents. Sheriff's sister's home at 3233 Holiday his apartment entered and ______________ deputies today reported three Ave., Forest City, thieves made off with an ex______________ autos parked at two area ArmandoDeSimoneofSandy pensive collection of stereo . nightspots were burglarized Hook, Comm., reported his auto, etjuipment, police said. .\ .. I _______ Iwollw_ last night and radios and tape park ed at Eight Days Inn, SR. Neighbors at Spanish Trace _________ players valued at $900 were 46 and 1-4, was entered and a Apartmen __ ts noticed a shattered taken, leather coa t valued at $135 glass door leading to the patio Maiflandauxlliary policeman stolen. I - " II A at Frederick Vorbonik's " --d kFred S. Williams told deputies a 4 Sanford police today were apartment and reported It to citizens band unit and tape Investigating the attempted police. 0 0 ~ player was taken from his car rape of a 19-year-old woman. An irvestigatlon revealed the at the Circus A Go Go, U.S. 17. The woman to!d patrolman shattered window plus the ~* 92, Fern Park. : \ I John Moore she was awakened missing stereo equipment. 1 1pI__ 4 At Fiesta Lounge, U.S. 17.92, in her bedroom early today by Vorbonik, police say, still Is in Longwood, vehicles belonging an unidentified man who tried Hawaii. No estimate has been - I .:: It i to 1 L. 0 Keith Wattcrs, SarJcrd fUte to choke her. made on the value of the stereo ' I i kIr one, and Norma D. Ferris, of Moore said the woman fought equipment. Casselberry, were entered and off her attacker with a knife and Mrs. Jack Epperson, chairman of Stop ERA In North Alabama, citizens band radios and tape he was last seen fleeing the CAS BERRY addressed local group organized In opposition to the Equal Rights player units were stolen, ac- house via a back door. Jose Reyes, owner of a house Amendment this morning at the Sanford Civic Center. She is cording to a report by deputy Patrolman Jack Fulenwider at 671 Jasmine Rd. reported former school teacher, a Sunday School teacher and works with Fred Johnson Jr. is investigating the rcported theft of a $5X water pump f women In prisons. Cochalrman of the Stop ERA Is former SanA color television was theft of $90 cash from the home the sprinkler system in fordite, Mrs. Bill Beck. reported missing from the of Ruth Floyd, 113 W. Jenkins yard. home of Kelly Stephens, 690 Circle, Sanford. Legal o ce SPRINGS Gladwin Ave., Fern Park, after FICTITIOUS NAME burglars entered a second-floor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FIRES INVITATION TO BID Officer Jackie Grass of Notice is hereby given that I am FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, window. g a Winter Springs Policeen gedIn business at 1221 Warwick FLORIDA. Seminole County Public HospItal Two televisions and two rifles Court. LOflgwOod 37750. Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. 75424CA44.0 Sheriffs deputies reported a Departznent was called to evict County. will receive bids for addition and Florida under the fictitious In re: the Marriage were reported stolen In a brush fire Wednesday af- a Florida Bobcat from the renovations to Radiology Suite until name of MANTOVANI & JOHNNY THOMAS FERGERSON, tO A.M ES.T., on the 5th day of burglary at the Sunny Ham. ternoon burned over 20 acres of carport ofMo. Nell Backus of ASSOCIATES. and that I intend to PETITIONER. AND SHELBY AjwlI 1115. at the ldminIst,ator'i mood residence at 209 Flame woodlands off Balmy Beach 105 Panama Rd. at 2:42 a.m. register said name with the Clerk of JEAN FE ROE RSON. R ESPON. off Ice, Seminole mer.orIal Hospital, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, DENT Ave., Hidden Estates. Delve, Forest City. ItO) East First Street, Sanford. today, but when he arrived at Florida in accordance with the NOTICE OF ACTION Fred W. Broom of Albany, Florida at which time and place all Deputies said Seminole the scene found the wildcat had oro'ubo,s Of the Fictitious Name TO: SHELBY JEAN FERGERSON bids will be Publicly open anu read Statutes, To Wit : Section 565.09 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN retreatedintothewoodsacrous Florida Statutes 1957. alovd. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED , Proposed forms of contract II)1t the street. S: Cosmo C. Mantoyani that an action for Dissolution of documents, inCluding plans and PublIsh: March 13. 20. 27, April 3. l7cItynlmal control ofMarriage has been filed against you specifications, are on file at the ficer is following up on the and yc*iarer,qviredto file a copy 0f off keof the administrator, S,mino t, DE 161 your written defenses to it, if any, on Memorial Hospital, coi'plaint and Is considering 1)0) East First I k .i. . ,'wr ui.t Carroll Burke, Attorney for Stri"f. *I#w'.4 . *u, II) U UP Since Brown only checks on for a technical representative expenditures. Any funding next efficiency study completed by hearings scheduled before the the South Seminole area from from each municipality year could come from grants if Public Research of Atlanta. reorganization two weeks ago, the air, the view of the arteries preferably someone who had they are available, Dilmore Seminole County Neiswender had asked for the and those requiring special has tried will be limited. But Neiswcnder worked with drainage problems said, homogeneous scheduling, hardship attention. everything else to control the said that they are particularly in the past and who was In other action this week, declaring that citizens at overwhelming traffic problem Interested in checking the familiar with them Commissioner Dick Williams to meet conunLssjoners learned that a meetings as well as department In South Seminole County Interstate Four sector in the voluntarily in a committee, request from Neiswender to heads would benefit by the this week also informed now they're taking to the air, south portioi. Dilmore said the thrust of the have public Congressman Richard Kelley County Planner Roger Also, this week, corn- committee will be "directed to categorized as to hearings similar nature of the evenings' was working hard to obtain nature of business. Nelswender asked for and missioners okayed a request problems, causes and solutions requests had already been "You have many Department funding for the county's statereceived permission from from Darrel Dilmore of the of drainage In Sem inole underway by Administrative heads and citizens sitting mandated comprehensive county commissioners this planning department to put County." Services Director Betty Sim- through unrelated hearings to planning act. week to send two staff members together a committee that could Any funds for salaries or coe. Mrs. Simcoe said that the wait for their particular issue," Williams said that Kelley up In a helicopter with radio provide information about other needs will come from scheduling of similiar requests Nelswender said, traffic reporter Bob Brown of county drainage problems, aide Bob Bagett told him the presently budgeted amounts had begun two weeks ago on the WDBO. Dilmore said that he will ask and will not require additional Mrs. Simcoe said that the congressman had put the need ____ ________ recommendation of the recent only exceptions would be those for funds at the top of his list. - - '7 __ CB n The Air / BY BILL BELLEV1LLF herald Staff Writer BRIEF Volusia Prison Inmates End Three-Day Sltdown ERA FOES øusiness s-..- ' Coun ty Traffic Problems Go 0 - FLORIDA representative tI " Workers $250,000 assembly and continuing to refuse to School Board Atty. Doug automatically becomes void, been in contact with Herald Staff Writer decided on Feb. 13 to withdraw engage In collective Stenstrom, In reply to a Stenstrom told Grooms that Grooms and has told him the the suit, but the attorney who bargaining." question from Sims at last school officials "are ready to county is ready to negotiate The Seminole Education As- filed It in October hasn't been The suit names board night's board meeting, said the go" with collective bargaining, with or without the final cersociation (SEA) has voted to instructed to do so. members Davie Sims, Jean suit is "in abeyance and The first session was scheduled tificatlon by the state. drop its $250,000 lawsuit against Grooms said he can "do that Bryant, Stuart Culpepper, U. G. probably will stay that way." Tuesday, but was postponed "They're playing It safe," five members of the Seminole by Friday" if the county's "Bud" Feather and Allan Stenstrom explained that he because SEA has not received County School Board, ac- teachers' union instructs him at Keeth. It has, Ls the minds Pelley said. "We're ready' to of the SEA attorney has not Its final certification from 99 cording to SEA Ehecutive a meeting today to withdraw some 90. board members, elected to place the suit on the state. Secretary Gene Grooms, the suit which charges the remained a stumbling block to court's docket. If It isn't placed SEA officials await the final The county's chief negotiator, Grooms said SEA's board with "repeated refusing good faith negotiations, on the docket within a year, It Harry Pdlley, said this morning certification. Affairs Cambodian Drop 9 Thursday, March 13, 1S7$-3A - By EL) PR!CKET1' House Foreign I I Uni on To NATiON ti. . -. ,,.,I,-.,., .._& 3-drawer ackle box O9 Money saver Fishing combo ft. rod pen face ree I 99 -, �- ';, XLJ a. — WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CLJRH'E, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 11('nIL, Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $1420, Year. $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.; 12 Months, $32.40. t4 edd The More and more economists are forced to admit that the Social Security System in the United States of America is heading into bankruptcy. Social Security trust funds currently total $45.9 billion, but that is far from the comfortable reserve" it is supposed to be. By conservative estimates, the government will have to start dipping into the reserve next year at a rate which would exhaust it in 15 years. More gloomy forecasts of the outlook for inflation and recession could raise the deficit to the point where the reserve would be exhausted by 1980 five years from now. - Congress must recognize the implications of these projections and put Social Security's fiscal house in order. It is hard to e how this can be i nc While I have no objecti',n to grad nites per Se, i can't help but offer one man's opinion' of how utterly unrealistic that one night has grown finaridally. Granted, it's been many a moon since yours truly struggled to get into his "tux". The few bucks it cost me back then isn't anywhere near the financial disaster today's kids are facing. 110w in the of common sense can we expect — ----.-- -_ :-; ---z -: .T. -- .- - . • -.-- -- . thcaseyoudidfl'thear _ therewasto havebeen a law enforcement seminar in Orlando, sponsored by the Orlando Police Officers Ladies Auxiliary. The program was geared to handle 4,000. However, only 52 persons registered and the prograin was cancelled, • • North apt ures District City In Vietnam Fighting w SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) New gains for North Vietnam's offe nsive in the Centr al Highlands were reported today, including the capture of anot her district town, - john spoiski associate editor Not only do women have equal rights; some have a pretty good left, too. o um N6W Rules Land : I Iq cu V) WASHINGTON — (NEA) — A series of Abraham Lincoln In his first Inaugural noted ,. presidents from Franklin Roosevelt to Richard ,: that Americans have the right to change their , 4, accomplished without remodeling the program Nixon have been accused of asswrnng imperial form of government any time they want, either from the ground up. In the scope of its benefits and power. The fault, however, lies in Congress, . through constitutional amendment or by overeligibility, it has strayed too far from the concept which has abdicated its own power. throwing It completely and setting up something Pick any congressional hearing at random and that brought it td life 40 years ago, as a means for different in its place. American workers workers to supplement their pensions, study it in detail. The ineptitude of much of the He said nothing, however, about their being savings and other retirement income by paying questioning is astounding, even on matters of entitled to damages from any government they grave national importance. 'otN' A. into an "insurance" plan during their productive try, but fail, to overthrow. The process by which money is voled by the years. Now It would be libelous to claim that all or billions is an abomination. Few congressmen, even most of the 3,000-some anti-Vietnam war wvit those on the committees comm I concerned, bother That concept is still good, but it is not going to demonstrators who converged on Washington on to find out w heUrspecific ruesta are justified . work if Congress keeps burdening the system with in May 5, 1971, had actual revolution In mind. It whole or in part. If a fighter is to be built -••• . would be Impossible to prove that any of them commitments the system cannot keep. That is what for the Defense Departrñent, orplane a bridge is to be ' did. it has done in providing for benefits to increase constructed in some foreign 1, •, country as part of . ..-.. . The most that the more mischievous of them automatically with the cost of. living while making a**lctnce program, the la rakrs have no , .. hoped to accomplish was to shake Up the Nixon no allowance for fluctuations In the amount being way of knowing whether the cost figures given administration by disrupting traffic, passively them are realistic, or so shaky they invite sloppy 1,7; paid into the system. blocking access to buildings by sprawling on management and spending. their steps, maybe invading a few offices and The current combination of inflation and This Vagueness becomes dangerous when a generally hasselthg government workers. This recession in our economy is producing one crisis. new program is inaugurated, supported by they succeeded in doing. Benefits are climbing, while high unemployment precise figures based largely on the Nor can it be doubted that the District of reduces collections from payroll taxes. Another imaginations of those pushing the project. Back To Basics I Columbia police grossly overreacted to the In the end, more often than not, these deeper crisis looms further In the future, when the "crisis" by willy-nilly and ungently herding legislators take the word of the "experts" — the recent decline in the birthrate begins to affect the hundreds of the demonstrators, and not a few men seeking the money. The senators and bystanders, into detention pens. A U.S. District size of our labor force in relation to the number of representatives may ask nasty questions and Court jury In fact determined that the police Americans who will be drawing Social Security I)fl$ may last for weeks — or months, but falsely arrested and Infringed the civil rights of benefits — or expecting to. well-prepared experts have answers to justify gathered to hear speeches on the anything, It has been Suggested that the tIll3t flUid be steps of the Capitol and has awarded them Congressional study of the nuts and bolts of Suddenly a steel-reinforced barbed wire gate check your papers." collective damages abandoned altogether, and that Soéial Security of $1.2 million. new progrbmsispoor; checks on the worth of old came clanging down across the road and 'out '! "What papers?" There is no point In rehashing this unsavory simply be added to the federal budget to be programs which have outlived their value are from Liehind a rock jumped two men brandishing Incident. The Jury found to Its satisfaction that "Well, they didn't say exactly. They just told financed each year out of income taxes. If fleRilalbie. Congreca In tha main mDIrc r,d,.., ..k in ahig "Custums to io cnecic the -646 0 ibe government was in tne wrong. Case closed, papers Itice we always saw in " token stab at following - througl. goes down that path it will have to admit that- It and Immigration" appeared out of nowhere and those World War II movies. Let's start with your pending appeal by counsel for the District of It does little to supervise its programs to make the two men ran up to my car yelling, "AU Tecked Social Security and is deciding to put all Columbia. right, American Express card." Americans over 65 on welfare. That, in a word, is certain they're achieving the ends for which they out of that vehicle. Present your papers. This is a "As a matter of fact, I don't have one." Still, recalling the mood of those days, It would were initiated and to assure that the funds it border Inspection." what such a proposal really means. seem that when thousands of people descend "Aha! Just as I thought. You must be some approves are expended for the purpose intended. Jumping out with my hands up, — I said, kind of spy or illegal alien or at least a general upon the nation's capital In massive protest, Most projects are so large and the proposals so Giving American workers a chance to build LIP is this? What papers? What border?" all-around weirdo If you don't have however peacefully, and especially after all an American a personal account in Social Security to help them loosely written, that money can and is spent in "The Illinois-Indiana border, of course, Express card." kinds of advance publicity about bringing the devious defiance of congressional Intent — either buddy," said one of the men, wearing an through refirement. was an honest program. If they by the White House government to a grinding halt, they, should cx"Well, let's see, I do have my library card." or by Some bureaucrat down "Alphonse-CIA" name tag.I'Are you trying to be find on retirement that their personal account does the line, pect to generate a coUln amourit of friction "Not surprising," Gaston said. --Reading & lot a wise guy?" of revolutionary beIWffl themselves and the authorities. They not exist, and they are dependent instead on stuff lately, Like the Chinese There is, to be sure, a General Accounting "No, but, I mean, I've crossed here a thousand plans for invading Indiana, I suppose?" should expect tha the Innocent will receive a lot Congress to vote them a welfare check In their old Office, which runs investigations at times and I must say there hasn't been anything "No, Just a Little Irving Wallace, Frank Yerby, of the lumps directed at the guilty. age, they are going to feel cheated, and they'll be congressional behest. This agency is so Un noteworthy around since they took down the Collected Works of Dear Abby. How many of them dreamed they would But I do have my derstaffed it can touch on few bases and only Burma Shave signs." right. eventually gasoline company credit earn $10,000_apiece for their pains? card, too" skim the of those matters it does in. "You mean you didn't read about it the other "That proves it!" Alphonse shouted. "o It's hard to say anything good about a vestigate. A majority of the GAO studies I've day when the director of the U.S. State Depart- else but a spy could afford to buy gas these days? recess1n, but the current slump in the building checked out are superficial. Some are based on merit passport office said she thought all Boy, this papers-Inspecting business is just what such thin evidence as to be dangerously naive In ,Amerlcans should be Questions business has one redeeming aspect: With Less forced to carry governAmerica needs to turn things around. Nothing the conclusions reached. money available to spend on the new, there is a ment ID cards?" the other man — "Gaston — wrong with this country that a few old ID cards surge of public A goodly nwnber of our senior influential FBI" — said, wouldn't cure." How much nutritional value is contained in an orange congressmen are blatantly negligent. I have More and more clients who might routinely "No, I can't say that I did. Are you sure it picked on a cool &y in contrast to one picked in the middle of a "Well, I've had about enough ofthis have thought in been repeatedly shocked In phoning some terms of a new office building or hot spell? What is the difference, nutritionally speaking, bet. senator or congressman to ask the purpose of a though?" wasn't the South African passport office, foolishness," I said. "I'm getting out of here, new schools or new apartn)ent buildlr.gs are now You have no righ t to stop me." wren a red apple and a yellow banana' bill, only to learn that neither he nor any exploring the alternative of rehabilitating either "Aba!" Alphonse said. "Obviously a bad "Look at it this way," Gaston said. "You don'( their existing space or older buildings in member of his These may not be hypothetical questions much longer. staff understands the lcglsIaUn ciflien, since you don't stay alert for directives have any ID card proving 'ou're the a true blue, red- desired neighborhood, writes editor Walter Food and Drug Administratlon wants all food on the super- he has proposed — usually with fanfare — or how from your leaders. You have suspiciously long blooded, hamburger-eating American, right? It would operate if passed by the Congress and Wagner In Architectural Record magazine, market shelf labeled by its nutritional value, including fresh hair, too. I wouldn't be surprised it you were a Therefore, how do we know you're an American? signed by the president. The author, it fruit. This is not only :)(ten a less cosUy alternative, out, peacenik godless Commie hippie rat. And where Why should we trust you, a civIl1an" Is usually some staff member, but in today's financial fantasyland, mortgage were you when they kidnaped Patty Hearst?" 'I'd never thought of it that way," I admitted, We have a suggestion. If nutritional quality is what the FDA I have attempted a detailed study of the money for rehabilitation is sometimes available "Look, I'm just going home from the superis after, why doesn't it recommend a daily pill that has all of the "Good," Alphonse said. "Now before we even when language of some of the more important bills financing for a new building is not. market," I said. "Here: here's my driver's think about letting you Into Indiana, we'd vitamins, minerals, and whatever else the FDA considers introduced of late. In like to each case, the study has license." A survey completed by the magazine found necessary for Americans to Ingest? see your Blue Cross card, your Social Security that, In contrast to the slowdown In new building disclosed loopholes which negate the ef"We don't care about your driver's license, card, your birthday card, your bingo card, your fectiveness of what is being proposed. For our part, we would rather eat a fresh strawberry starts, the number of remodeling Jots has been Everybody has a drlver'3 license. They told us to parlay card, your dance card.. . ." warmed by the sun, or a watennelon Chilled by the morning greatly stepped up. dew, without wondering if Washington approves. ,f— CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — The Cairo newspaper A] Ahram indicated today that Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger may have resolved the deadlock over Israel's (Ic;nan(l for an rP) plian nnnbt !I,grenc pledge in rcturn for further pullback in the Sinai Desert, The semiofficial newspaper stressed that Egypt is Insisting that a fixed date or maximum time period fornow reconvening the Geneva peace talks m ust accompany any Israeli-Egyptian pact. Al Ahram s shift of emphasis to the post Geneva talks was ta ken as an indication th at the dispute over guarantees of peace may have been cleared up -. I a - ' - - Deadlock Snap Seen To Assemble r I !f v North Vietnamese or Viet Cong forces also shot down a Vietnamese airliner In the highlands, killing all 26 persor,s aboard, U.S. sources reported. The passengers included 'in American aid official, two other Americans and Australia'i top diplomat in Hanoi. The Right Of People 77UTUJ tp LAKE MARY — City council petitioned for the change. of the area. postponed action on a proposed cllwoman Virginia Mercer As for buying the water roughly 262 wor th of meters He charged that the basis for Terry seconded the motion voted against Bacon's motion System, the city zoning change which would the rezoning agreed to and pipes from Southern Gulf. was "economic "just keep low-cost housing out of segregation." bile Terry, Bacon and execute the formal $70,000 The city must now seek short doubted "if It will change Counci Lake Mar', but it did finally lwoman Lillian Griffin purchase agreement after term and long term financing o Councilman Burt Perinchief votes." Perinchief and Coun. voted for postponement, execute a formal agreement winning a token concession of pay for the purchase. ith Southern Gulf Utilities to retoi't l4 w as-offended m ic purchase its rougly 400- the — ' and gth customer water !11 Council voted 3-2 to postpone tile citizens have a right to action on the proposal to rezone upgrade the living standards of %.p i this community and that a substantial area of the ... l i city economic segregation was not from RI to R1A. The rezoning request, in his mind as a basis or apA, by a pre-Christmas proving the rezoning. rnl'uir" % *_ petition presented to the !, Councilman Ilarry Terry also . • planning and zoning board, conunented that -unless we go — I would effect an area bounded this way, we will allow gradual -. ~,r NK,F by I-ake Mary Boulevard on the deterioration of housing in this South, the city limits just town. beyond First Street on the East, William Breamer, an Orlando Goodheart Avenue on the north f and Crystal Lake and Seventh attorney and owner nf "seven # Avenue on the west. it calls for or eight" los in Crystal Lake larger lots and larger houses. Park Sub(hvision also strongly Real estate man Larry Dale objected to the rezoning saying it would decrease the value of sent on record as opposing the tits property because it ould 1 rezoning on behalf of builders —= (1e('rc;lse the potential number Ii J K In c., liu dltt-Jd) have a court case pending of houses against city building adSeveral older people also said the higher zoning requirements mnirijstrator Francis Jenlor Pinecres t and First Baptist Churches furnished busesthat carried Dale said that some would work a hardship on then. SANFORD SENIORS senior citizens to the In-depth petitioners had told him they seminar on "Cancer and th e Senior Citizens' sponsored by the Seminole C Councilman Martin Bacon ounty Unit of the American did not want low cost housing or moved that Cancer Society and Project OASIS held at the Altamonte Springs Chic Center. Attending the event GO TO SEMINAR council postpone were Katherine Ward, Wilma Knecht, low income people in the city action until Mildred Gerke, Richard Walker, Grace Drip, Barbara Ward, its April 9 regular Leona Thier, Dorothy Slope and Elaine Lewis with Audrle John and that was why they meeting and conduct a survey and Charles Knecht, standing In the doorway of the bus. I IN BRIEF Fighting continued for the fourth day inside Ban Me Thuot. .. Thursday, March 13, I15-5A . MRLD Lake Ma Pos ones Zoning Change ry DON OAKLEY Le g V ..-. Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. a youngster attending high school — and if he's an athlete, there's no way he can make some 'fun money' working after classes — to be able to stand on his own. Do you realize that with grad nile and the usual following 'day-at-the-beach', you're talking right around a hundred bucks. That's a lot of bread; scratch; gelt; dineros; or kash, Anybody have some hel.ul ideas on the subject? (Or a spare $100?) RAY CROMLEY isl a tive -----'--..—.,,-'. Clock — Did you realize that 225 high schools from Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey and Wisconsin will be included In the group which met at Disney World March 15? In the past three years, more than 55,000 high school students have participated. I'm continually surprised with the many ways which Mickey Mouse and friends expose our area to System —_ ____________ people from all parts of the globe and from every walk of life, The latest is by inviting student representatives and adult sponsors representing high schools throughout Florida and five other states to preview events for the 1975 Grad Nites. we can all stand a dose or two of that these days. I'm speaking of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Cruise to Nassau on the luxurious s-s Emerald Seas, scheduled for Friday April 18. The trip will last three days. First of all, I like the idea of Executive Manager Jack homer proposing a trip like this. . . per. muting a1 of the CoIC workers to get out for a change and let their hair down. Gives everyone a chance to get to know one anoth er a little better, as well as buil d esprit de corps. The fares from $l to $155 (depending on the choice o1 cabins) are most reasonable Incidentally, this is not restricted only to chamber members. If you're interested, give Harrier a call because reservations must be in by March 21. Thursday, March 13, 1975-4A In Arouna Sounds like loads of fun — and goodness knows 300 N. FUENCHAVE..SANFORD,FLA.3'ZflI Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Cl, • • _____ _____ - -- . CALENDAR , . -. . ___________ MARCh! 13 Teague Middle School Advisory Ccmmftte, 3:15 p.m., Interested persons welcome - 'U ', _ '.. _ - . Civltan International (San. 'ord), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Restaurant. . our I, Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 P.M., Altamonte Springs Community Center, V MARCH 13.18 Leuten DRAMA, "Take This Cup" presented by Fellowship Players at Fellowship Hall of First United Methodist Church. MARCH 14 British Floridian Club of Orlando Spring Dance, 8p.m. at the Unitarian Church Hall, 1815 E. Robinson, Orlando. Music by Vince Trio. RALPH NOVAK Newest Card G * ame Idea - - - MARCH U. I7S ADMISSIONS . S 1k Sanford Douglas Leland Evans John FePrn Thomas R. Gracty WIiHam F. Barter Tiowa ndolynn Hall COrOthy Lee Taylor Jennie C Tyler Sharon Ann Strait ro:bcth A Eieam rrancM P Henn Cynthia A Sweat Cora Rice Shannon N Williams Klaus FuchI Mauric e Rauler,on, Apopka Lynn N Potts. DeBary William Bisnet, DeBary Barry Brassier, Deltona Flank J. Dutra, Delton. Eli:abeth H Knight, Deltona Jacob E Spivey. Geneva Anna Bell, Johnson, Lake Helen (P'riott. P. Hawkins, Lake Phonda I Cutter. Osleen Kattiprine A Rice. Zeltwood turns committee — &1r .nd Mrs Donald hand Grayson a girl, Sanford DISCHARGES Douglas Veland Donna K. Mason Ora Hawk Ins Judith A. Fredricks Dorothy E Poole Martha Pringle fletty L Jack Carl L. Kett John Moore reneva Prr%lr', . James R. Wakef ield Laura Overitrert Clam White Virgil Grant Roberta Barnes Darrell L. Hester, Cauelb.ny Emily S. Henry, Deltona Martha Gray, Deltona Mailie N Bradbury, Deiton. Bonnie DuHamell, Deltona Jacob E Spivey, Geneva — ', h ch DRIES QUICKLY, SOAP AND WATER CLEANUP COLORFAST MRS, STEPHANIA PETERS Mrs. Stephanla Peters, 82, of Rte 2, Box 63, Sanford, died Wednesday at her residence. She was a native of Bulgaria and had lived in Sanford for the past 54 years moving here from EUStIS. Survivors Include two sons, Steve Peters, Wagner, and John Peters, of Sanford; 11 grandchildren and a number of greatgrandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. 6d After Sit. $8.99 Accent priced higher STYLE PERFECT. Funeral Notice ' PETERS, MRS. STEPHANIA— Funeral services for Mrs 5tephania Peters. 52, 01 Pt. 2, Box 63. Sanford, who died Wednesday, will be held at 10 a m, Saturday at Gramko* Funeral Home Chapel with Fr Dismai Markle oIfIctatin Burial In family plot in Green wood Cemetery. Orlar,cjo Gramko* in charge. - NTERIOR LATEX ENAMEL - KA. / fl . AE G - McY SCRUBBABLE, ONE-COAT COVERAGE, EASY TO APPLY Where Quality Sells & Service Tells u STAIN RESISTANT, COLORFAST, ?OS morning 67 Con5ldrble cloudint through Friday w;th thunderho,vrs likely Turning cooler Friday. Lows loflight mostly in the SOs High Friday in the 70s Winos 70 to 75 m p h shilling to rrthecly Friday. Pain probability ' rr thros,cjti F'iday, cent WASHABLE, EASY TO APPLY, DURABLE colors WEATHER • Mamie J. Giddens, Geneva Michae l Manley. Lake Monroe Shirley N. Loren,ano, Lake Monroe Willie Mth1s, Lake Monroe Xavier. Settions, Lake Monroe George A. Cole, Longwood John N Davis, Orange City Danny L. Kilgcr, 0%1"n Lyncta D Schneacer, Winter Spring AREA DEATHS Evans Playing Politics With Na i's conomy thr(g,ul,? STYLE PERFECT NTERIOR LATEX BIRTHS JACK ANDERSON - duc iag the paints with th. prices tho invite you to use them HOSPITAL NOTES Fruity Many economists blame for pushing the White house line too strenuously, reacting to the inflation its own policies had Maynes, for failing to theboom-and-bust economy, which has brought the spokesman said. The 1972 monetary growth disclose he got $5,800 In caused, is still keeping money too tight. This Is fees f hardship to millions, upon 1972 politics. or representing Northwest Airlines. CU was "absolutely not" political, he told the private view, in Fact, of two of President allowed him to remain on the hnard, however, Richard Nixon, seeking re-elect inn to the The record tho'4's, nevertheless, that the Ford's closest economic advisers, William White House, wanted a booming ctono:ny daring economy over the objections of some members. Maynes was in no need of stimulation in 1972. Seidman and Paul McCracken. racken. iointed out to us that the board didn't question Um 1972 campaign, The best way to stimulate the The Fed's own experts predicted on Feb. 15, 1972, In backroom convers,tlons, c4cCracken has his Integrity, only his judgment,., economy was to persuade the Federal Reserve that "the faster pace of growth. . . would be described the Fed's present monetary policies as Board to increase the money supply, sustained." The Federal Communications CommI.jo "unconscionable" He bclleves it will take The 1972 minutes show that the board an 8 to has quietly ordered the destruction of a cornIn May, the staff warned that the "growth 10 per cent rise in the money supply to pull the puter checklist which containedunsubstantiated disregarded the warning of its staff and kept appeared to be accelerating." On August 15, the economy out of its PJ1flPffl fliflflcV into th doldr ums, *... - a.tz - a . InforrIntim,nn,m--., it.... IA •.,, 0 surface WASHINGTON "fro noon Deltona Garden Club Board meeting, Community Center. 9:15 a.m. 660 BERRY'S WORLD MARCH 14 MARCH 15 AARP, DeBary Firemen's Democratic Club of Ih'Itnna, Recreation Center, 10 a.m. Little Red School House, 1:30 .m. Sallie Harrison arrson Chapter, National Society DAR at home Seminole County Campers, 7 of Mrs. Leon W. Fellows, 214 p.m., Stage Stop Safari Cani. Linda Vista, DeBary 2:30 p.m. ground, W. SR 50, Winter Visiting daughters welcome. Garden. MARCH 15 Girl Scout Pioneer Days, Ft. Central Florida Great Dane Club "Fun Match," Agriculture Mellon Park, from 11 B.M. to 3. Building, 2350 E. Michigan, p.m. Open to public. Orlando. Judging to begin at Outlook Central Florida 12:30 p.m., with parade of workshop on role of religion In champions, sweepstakes and rehabilitation of handicapped, confirmation, Admission free. S&S Cafeteria and Lake Island Senior Citizens ujptopasston Recreation Center, Winter Play at We Wales. Leave Park, 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Sanford at 2:30 p.m. from Civic conducted by Dr. Harold H. Center, Pick up at Montgomery Wilke. Open to public. Wards In Casselberry. After. picnic at Bok Tower Audubon Wildlife film on before show. For reservation Sweden, 2:30 and 8 p.m., Bush call flnrie Rsw.r Q_11_._ f's.. U.,.... f%"Asq I WUUIS McPherson, Sanford. Winter Park. 104 E. Commercjbl Dial 322-5762 DRIES QUICKLY SALE ENDS MARCH 24th - z SOAP AND WATER CLEANUP no You lhirsw 1isnrna 1, CB11...i Williams (nnvi.anv Z nhtxrnt u,, ..i._.i..._ . 6d After Sale $9.99 Accent colors priced hlghr These coatings are the result of extensive research and testing by the Sherwin. . �----IA—Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl H avirig Like- Thursday March 13, 1975 Sex ;_• ----•• •..- - --- WOMEN Police Will Institute 'Check And Balances', By DONNA EES machine pays for the according to Informed sources, the amounts specified by semi. ment of Criminal 1,aw EnforvncLrIcIIy used and nas ap. it was decided by "someone" monthly payroll authorizations cement, Florida Police StanLONG WOOD— Acting Public proval from the city council, that revenues from the sales of certified by then Police Chief dards and Training Corn. Safety Director James But thA nidønt rnnrt n,.,il,lnr.f .......-ê— ......lJ 1 an flUS3IOfl. Plelcones said today he is in- copies, sold by the police longer be placed In the By Lawrence F. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB — It seems -_ In Longwood INOT. Giving Blood ---.-- copying incentive moneys reported Evenina Herald. Sanlnrd. i reflect the salary incentive; ThurtE4. &&irrhIl monies paid to eligible law --many men have been dying enforcement orricers. of heart attacks and also losing stituting a "check and balance" department last year and at benevolent fund, but rather many tt or :0a: chief and the their hair at an early age that fiscal checking payroll records to. system in the police departthere must be some reason. present, are made on the city would be channeled to the officers actually were paid officer" — Orinle Shornate — determine that officers are ment on the sale of accident hail machine. No permission When I was younger I heard newly formed FOP. The amounts up to more n certify q uarterly or semi- receiving report copies and will at the end was given by the city council f that a little sex is good but too sources say, however, the certified by I t'0 the5late that salary money due them. the state Depart- annual) of this month turn in all money the activity, much will hurt you. It weakens money was not sent to the FOP, * "i ' By JEAN th on hand from e sales to City PArrESON The benevolent fund had a but was placed in safekeeping It heart and the circulation Lincoln Center. Women's Editor Treasurer Onnie B. Shomate. sizeable balance at the I. tePark a, much needed indoor ba throoms inst ead. WE RESERVE gets poor, especially in the head but inherited characteristics The group, founded in 1967 by Pleicones said he has in beginning of 1974; Its account THE RIGHT Langford (scalp) w he re the vein! are may be more important. were installed in the two In January the city revealed Swanson, is a nonsectarian and When the Tucson Boys No structed that pre-numbered was nearly depleted by the end a restaurant, facilities. Spearheading the small and the hair dies and falls small number of women also ,, petition signed by all mem unsponsored choral group receipts be given to those of the year, Chorus came to Sanford last project were Migrant nurse ou t Is this related to too much become bald even w hen they bers of the police department divided Into Little, Middle and week, nine-year-old Cary Smith citizens purchasing the reports a Checks had been written on with the exception of Pleicones 'he Poinsettia Circle met at sex, the heart attacks and have a normal hormone The Mr& Gertrude DeMantinos and money will be balanced was all ears. As a member of Concert Choirs, all of whlth are the home of Mrs. Lionel '( . the account for such items as a and Sgt. Bette Woodward ba ldness' Headsthrt teacher Mrs. Ada balance for omen the Singing Boys of Orlando, the featured from time to time. Thereault, hostess, with with th e receipts at the end of 'loan" to help th e fledgl Mrs. The Dogwood Circle met at Sires. I have also heard that the ing requesting t ha t the FOP be Th ere apparently is an up- each month and handed youngest son of Dr. and Mrs. Members of the choir are George Lessand, co-hostess over South ' Seminole he home of Mrs Raymond amount of e nergy a man loses ,-Lodge, named the department's , Robert selected not only on the basis of Mrs. Roy Ste war t, horlcult.ure Phillips. J Smith of Sanford was surge in male hormone fordeposlttnthecitycoffers, he Fraternal Order of Police \ : Mem bers heard Sid bargaining agent wi th the city. r when he has an orgasm Is about production In men who have said. Funds which have . excellent voice po tential, but chair man re ported that 300 Po er 'turaliyeagertohear0 ac- (FOP) , a loan to then Police rt give an account of the equaltothato1awoman'sw At a s pecial city council ' been away from women In cumulated at the police also on the basis of personality trees, bushes nationally famous Chorus and bulbs were History she has he r period. One fe llow anticipation of ret station Chief Ilennigan, neither of meeUnglastFridayaccoun of of Volusia County. _j urning to an since he took office will be which was re and school records, 'compared with the Singing . planted by members Of the pa id; payment for all departm ents were ordered said when a man has sex it is 1.. Boys .. . Since their inception, the Circle during 1974. Just one of the environment with female turned in at the same time, painting police cars with a audited like giving a pint of blood J Uii by City Auditor Harold companions This is associated Pleicones said youthful •-! "ey choristers, ranging in were good," the many fair. no ensembles in ta tion on check stubs that Hartsock It was indicated that '; I'm almost 69 and have a full with increased beard growth. -_-_ Fifty-two members and age from 6 to 14 years old, Pleicones, who had been with haired youngster commented ha ve irt t1)ese sum er our summer coIIetion w eto be repaid by one or more pofice officers last head of hairand have not had a And, ittsalsotme that ifli~iw 11.~ -friends of the Deltona Shut. The Azalea Circle met at the the depar tment three )ears, the cd) judiciously. "Very good" made an impressive list of by James Kenrob heart attack... I've not gone male is castrated early in life was named acting y ear and early this year fJ.jjj fleboard Club enjoyed a picnic publicsafety home of Mr& Rose Goetsch 9- - appearances '. Cary said he enjoyed every be fore ho councilman Don Schreiner, received more money from the too heavy on se x. I thought my he Is less likely to be last month at Blue Spr ings stess with Mrs Perc come bald, director when the city council minute of 7 114. distinguished audiences both in Boys' questions might help otheri. a But many a man with a full accepted his predecessor Tom at a council meeting late last special state revenue wrtog : M co ho Park. Another such affair Is stess Mrs. the U S and perforrimnee. But then, he Is ),car said the benevolent fund fund that they were entitled to DEAR RFMIrR From all head of hair his had his full llenni' C oetsch being planned for early in May. ' gase an literisting I earnin' to enjoy most choral Si% in s n sii'n iflon Lw 27 PR I Cf.1aIni fur tht Mluid tir ttC*1e L le ~)Iuili-stic-i, if having rileasure of sexual activity. and talk display Pleicones req'ested an Carthage College in Kenosha, oAusic. including the to ic of painted. it was not sex were like giving a pint of City Bookkeeper Elise Offiff THRU 3 U Sex does not h ur t the hear t or of police accounts earl)' last reported that the J Wis., holds diplomas in voice, flowers and plants. it was Jack Levinson 'are taking the Central Florida Chorale, for . ' cit) was said, however, examination of blood I'm afraid most men circulation in a healthy person. of color reservations for the Club's followed by the showing iano and organ Much of which his mother, Bettye, s ould be needing a blood In th is regard it can be COfl week after it was revealed in a expected to repay the money. payroll checks for policemen Annual Dinner and Awards ' Herald story supplies the plino ac graduate work in voice was slides of towers native t that funds • I _______ Towa rd the end of the year. showed they were writ ten for tra nsfusion ra ther relarl), sidered as another form of Night to be held on April 2 in the Holy Land, narrated by M iss received from the sale of companiment. done with the late Evans There Is nothing to that story. exercise. A DeLand Genevieve Richardson Country Club Memhealthy person who reports had been placed in the Evans, of the JuIlliard School. But most of all (ar) enj s About the ordy energy lost is the Ls able to engage in noMial president of the Deltona bers may invite friends. N%N A native of Warren, Pa , police benevolent fund last singing himself, lie speaks of few cal ories in semen and the amounts of regular physical year. he was Camera Club A reminder to all members for 10 years director of the Singing Boys with the en. calories used in t he exercise. actlslt) will also be able to and residents of Warren Conservatory of Moic City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. thuslasm small boys usually Y. 'i'. NEither one has prevented engage in sex .... The proceeds of without said this week there is nothing reserve for Little League, and The Marigold Circle held a Deltona and founded and directed wid€spread obesity in a rather problems. wrong with money received Pennsylvania's Singing Boys, a silent auction at i ts meeting a . 'nging Boys director, Byron sexually active society. To the extent that exercise is from the sale of accident given by the Del tona cert touring choir, con Cary Smith: voice of an angel; heart and habits of& the home of Mrs. Kar l Swanson, is obviously his Hank li vel y • • Nor is sexual activity related useful In preventing hea and hostess, with Mrs. Richard Shuf Tuesday night card par. fleboard Cl ub during the rt The Singing Boys of Orlando repor ts being placed in a Aaron. to baldness. It is true that male vascular disease, sex is also be month of March, will be nevolent fund, as long as the fl next be heard Saturday Circle Cary has been taking piano was a hormone is a factor in baldness useful nervous," the although it means more than donated to The Central flori da police department uses its Own The Singing Boys of Orlando, rdght In the Altamonte Springs voted to send $15 to lessons for the past two years, youngsterlittle RE coufessed, talking of two hours of rehearsals twice a wh Z 40. Parties are held in the o number up to 100 boys, Civic Center, when Uy make or Gardening — -: • and his mother noticed her son the audition. The quality of his week, he never complains. lie Deltona Community Center at 7 IL ii • • oise perform both classical and folk an appearance at the Little project. had a rather clear and sweet voice obol honc through lia gained tremendous p music, giving numerous ap- Miss Pagean t Held to benefit --voice. "But it ne ver dawned on nating committee p.m. Persons are asked to bring any aniexty, however, for and doesn't mind singing In pearances in the Seminole 6theSinging Boys, g Of Mr Ira Bradl ey, their own cards or dice me, " Bettye said, the pageant 250.TABLETS LIST 6.57 "that his Swanson contacted the fourth front of people at all. Cary O range Osceola County area. for little girls ages 3.6, and 7.12. By BERMCE BEDE OSOL chairman and Mrs. Hugh Lynch Refreshments are served by Dhe . voice might be special." I I parents shortly added he is eager to sing his In addition, they go on the road Winners will advance to the and Mrs. Robert Wills were club. , When Swanson made his grader's FA Ir Icr;dn A 107 C 40 IIM7 IW!JP rter,sayinghewouldeforfirst solo with the choir, U I Vg I 71 J 1 I ,k'4IiI ii II!f1'1iLevery summer, and have state pageant being held in talent sweep through the boy to Join his singing flop. o USSIfl9 $ The boy's most rcccr.t ARI (March 21-April 19) who work with you today to will not turn out to be thrill performed in New York's Bal*rn Rouge, La. at Orlando WHOLE FRESH 40i MULLET lb. area schools late last all you . " n was a bolt out Of th e blue, w as parUdpatg in You're going to be disappointed please you. Try not to be desire. Keep year, Cary was among the boys Bettye smiled. "But now," the The No Cussing Cl ub Of your hopes within . ------__ — wJJ''I,I) — Annual Bach Festival held last when you learn othe rs are not hypercritical, or their help will reasonable bounds. Sanford ld i ts first cookout of he he auditioned at Barney's added, "we're glad it happened. week in Knowles Chapel on the I The hibiscus Circle heard theyearMarchat th I as sold on an idea you have as be wi thdrawn. Academy. "Yes, I suppe PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) e home I Cary really loves it, and Rollins College campus. you are. Don't bully them Into We' Cut Out 'The WhOlesciler er SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Take It easy on your purse. You of Mr. and Mrs. Chula Rem, County Forrestry Dept. give an it. 21) Be on guard in social have a tendency to think funds MeUone Avenue, Sanford. / address on "The Planting and TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) A situations lest you say or do that may be coming r--;:. in are Co cia.Ii-men for the event were person you're depending on for somethi ng to cause you and already in the bank. B We.Accept Food Stamps ome some thing you need isn't In- another needless emEnjoying the cookout were Lunshrd E. Oliver, — -. — fl uential enough to pull it off. barrassmenL 1646 S. Beulah F. Miller; G.K. Crotty; YOUR BIRTHDAY Th e Annual Meeting of the days and — . I hours when th e Hastings Dr. A question and / Fi nd a nother source. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. Helen Casson; Karen Thunger Board of Trustees of the Henry building would be opened to th e ' 4 answer period followed. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If 19) A problem may arise today " and March 14, 1975 children; Hestell Shelton Sanford Memorial public. Mrs. Mildred M. nominating committee was vti n nrnLiivI in 1k.. miii ke..,.... .._L..... —t . / Freeman; Vickie and Art hitem d LIIWII vi your Prestigewillcometoyou this IAbrary and Museum was held Caskey, curator, is in charge, elected: Mrs. M il ton IAII& il ce 4' where friends are involved, be family and an outsider that nn uiu JMI . .. Harrell and ch dren; Joy year before the material March 6 in the Library, with the sure all financial respon tnvilve you. Stand up for YD.W Mrs. G. Troy Ray, on behalf Lyle 0 bard and Mrs. rewards that should acand Dan Picardat; Stan and chairman, Mrs. F. E. i 81k N Madland MariM Qpp traffic sibillUes are split evenly. Robert Wright. They will Doris O kin. : .. -company It. Be patient. The presiding. 834-2SS2 glesby and children; Phone L Roumillat with a sil ver tray. present aslateofoffIcpat the George and CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS(Jan. 20~Feb. 19) earthIv rewar(k wnn,l ho #n^ hirI WIIHDrn. utimera iur uje new year Her semen date ac to y . ii Ce meeung. ""I'm lww3 You're expecting fur behind. 1161 ft 01A — and Tony Dolores Jetu; Jay were elected with Mrs. Charles , 1941, when the was elected best efforts today, yet you'll Th is stunning jacket Lindsey and WIWU))' Swinney to serve as chair- the first secretary of the group. expect others to do that which in lightwvlght poty. Also, Cecil Jernigan; Jackie The Heather Circle held man; Mrs, Guy Vitale, vice Stenstrom announced that a meeting you won't do for yourself. ester Is a combination its at the home of Mrs. and Chet Mitchell and children; LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) This is of Pink geranium, nusdow M.J. Boggs; Red Seigler; Lynn chairman; Julian Stenstrom, burglar alarm system was to be Robert Gray. secretary and A. one of those days when you're mist green and wisteria. Edwin installed in the building. On Feb. 19 the Circle enjoyed Hodges; Ernie Yogil; Sam Shinhol3er, treasurer. going to try to sweep things Pants and Tops in meadow Evans; Homer LOtts and Vickie under the rug that you don't Mrs. Roumillat called at. McCannon. mist green and gerani. want to face. tention to the addition of the two ul" Pink. Just right VIRGO (Aug. t n new rooms which had been for your summer plans. Take car a past-due pened to the public on Nov. X, UPY S11156-11. . The Lake Monroe Migrant Obligation you have to a friend Dr.,aud his wife, Marim, arrange Burrows' wares on exhibition 1974. Health Clinic and Lake Monroe before you think Of catering to Sanford Founder's Day DeBa Rail. Thk the first time Burrows has exhibited Headstart, with the entire ON one of your new, exensive, , work at the historic site, and has almost 100 Items on display observed on Feb. 8, with an TA community in Lake Monroe whims. . during the mouth of March. The exhibition Is open to the public. appropriate ceremony and on area giving support -, recently LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) If March 3, which marked (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards) 200 Park held a number of di nner sal es to you expect o thers to co-operate Florida's 130th anniversary into . raise money for 'Operation nb Fl with you, you'must give them statthood, a Florida flag was M 1 Baftoom." With the ixomeds, some - ible indications you flown for the first time on the tt UNDERWORLD intend io do likewise. buildi ng — a t from Co —— J A Pwbbc Service of ThI S Nq wspapgr SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It z mander James Ripley of & Foil, LatstrUng Taftefs will be very difficult for those A Campbell-Lossing Post No. 53, SO Local Lad Learns Joy Of Song Club Notes Deltona Garden Circles Mt ______ . _________ . - _____ _ _____ _____ ieiOQr ____ :.' ______ -, ________________ __________ . PINEC Hwy, 17 92 t 27th St Next to A&P p _________ oy I ' ____ FRESH, .., ONE--AoDAY S... I _________________ • . ____________ ________________ FIS H SEAFOO6 - It N O ffic s I.L[SI'L.1IIfl[.44. To Library Board 1111 -- -'- wwr SEAFOOD - UM i --------- MATCHES CARTON OF So - Bathroom Effort STONEWA RE EXHIBIT V Ii0 N Amricf~ at Tw can - ''- WOV.&&WO ' d*aW fti OILY POLISH e LEAVING hOME IS NO LAUGHING M.TTEIL..... 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'- ,, JAW —- - "i- - , - orig. 1 -' - I' 25 Sale -- - - - - lvfi~ - Thsirt,Iv M'i ii. -- '• - - -. - The biggest drag race In the South starts today and runs through Sunday, as over 600 drivers will vie for over $200,000 In the Sixth Annual Gatornatlonals at Gainesville The top names in the sport are competing. The Gatornationals have developed into one of the most presugfevents on NHRA's championship schedule. Tampa's Don Garlits will be going after the Top Fuel win at what he considers his home track, He also expects to run Iii the Pit Stop Now By CARI. VANZURA Reg. $10. Bold fashion print sportshlrt styled with long rHnt collar lid one button cuff. Acetate nylon in a great selection of colors and patterns. SIMIL,XL. •. IT - \ It Sizes 7-14, special 399 99 - d7 f -c - . _____ - - S's during this event, Garli1 i; th e record holder with a time f at 241.2., iiiith in the quarter mile. 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His crew, friends and adversaries worked through the night to repair the car and Greer got last-minute approval from his doctor to drive on race day. Even though in pain, he won the first round and the second place man lost, enabling him to win the title, Gainesville Dragway is locaLed on State Route 225, a few rn es from downtown Gainesville. Cates will be open from 8 I On Saturday, qualifying will be from 9 am. to 6 p.m. On Sunday, the finals will start at I p.m. Volusia County Speedway will open its 1975 season Saturday night with more than 60 cars running in the two divisions on the ASCAI sanctioned track. Gene Evans, this year's Winter National Champion, will be the favorite in the 30-lap late Model feature. Terry Mock, last year's champion, is entered, along with Curds Crider, the point champion from last year's season. Many new cars have been built for the Late Model and Limited Sportsman classes Frank Wood and Llndberg Howard, two of the top runners in the Hobby class last year, have moved up to the late Model class. Sanford has several cars running In both the classes. Chris Ddllarco has his new car set for the popular half mile dirt track Dellarco, In his Deli's Auction-eponsored Chevelle, has a new motor in his car after losing his motor in the feature of the Winter National. The gates will open at 6:30 pm. with practice starWig at 7 p.m. The first heat starts at 8:30. osts owin e a tta GLENN McASLkND By Herald Staff Writer - - - -' ahead of all other United States' teanis. McCord and junior varsity returnees high schools Involved to race in four- The Parents Day program is the first Paul Croft, Steve Georgoudlous, Ron man teams against their alma maters. meet of the spring for the academy. Hurit and Bryan Robertson. "Kamrad is hoping that by Sanford Naval Academy's crack The club's schedule includes the developing this special boat, which will Hamrick, the team captain, is headed crew (rowing) team third-rated Governor's Cup race at Melbourne have good, but not his best, crewmen nationally last year in schoolboy rowing April 12' the Disney Regatta at Walt for the U.S. Naval Academy at the close aboard," Feaster said, "the youngsters circles begins Its quest for higher Disney World April 19' and the state of the school year and is hopeful his performance on the oars for SNA will will be able to compete better." honors Friday, hosting the annfial regatta at Sanford Naval Academy ' give him a boost Into a rowing team The rrucoach refers to his "special Parents' Day regatta in Lake Monroe. May 10. weapon" as "The Pickle 4," The SNA boaters, coached by Athletic "Our success during the season will berth for the Midshipmen. The Parents' Day event, which enters Director Tom Feaster, will entertain The regatta will begin at the Naval depend on entering the national races in Winter Park and Edgewater high its third year Friday, has developed Academy dock and continue across May," Feaster said, "I'm lucky schools, along with the University of because we got everybody backfrom into heavy competition between SNA, Lake Monroe. Winter nter Park and Edgewater. Tampa and Florida Tech, In college last year's team and with growth in The docking area recently has been level rowing. "The kids really want to take Winter as well as experience, we can be very rebuilt by Col. E. R. Daniels senior The event kicks off at 2 p.m. and is competitive." Park,',' Feaster said. "They've always marine Instructor of the ROTC at Jack on to the public. Feaster will be depending on tree. been tWT th$fl US and have beaten sonvlfle, several area Marine and The Middles finished third last May year letterman George (Bo) Hamrick the varsity crew every yew sine. ts 'e - wilts 'and Tony Ford in me American Schoolboy Itowmg of Maitland, and Kellie Burdetta, the came here." head of SNA's English department classic at Middleton, Del. — the world Navy's female co."wain, along with ?be regatta will have a special event 7U dock was destroyed last fall and series of prep rowing — losing to two lettermen Mark Bassett, Pat Cork, Ws year as FTU Coach Dennis the crew RPM has been practicing Canadian crew squads and finishing Ctiarhe Dickens, Bill Jones, Barney Karnrad has selected graduates of the %ithout a dock sinice awt fime '---la — — orig. Sale prices effective !hru Sunday, March 16 - F".rrrrrrp 4 Now / r W'k ! .-.. Ib 1111 woven polyester slacks with wide belt loops. Western pockets, flare leg styling and shirt-hugger waistband. 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OrJI-1 i IN BRIEF - -- Save 20% on these , ( / - Boy's white dress shirf liz NEW YORK (AP) A Chicago civil rights activist wants blacks to picket the National lnlvit.atlon Tournament because it failed to Invite a predominately-black school the 38th annual college basketball tourney The Rev. Jesse Jackson, director of Operation PUSH, said black rilavers on teams coinnetino in 1kw NIT hnvi-' to ' - - - -- - - I - "VS I Naval - . .. SJC Tunes Up Today ACoacbTomFeaskt 1 m,(Hep Seminole Junior College eighth and ninth to cut the singled to advance Lizzoli and travels to Avon Park this af- margin to 74. Fritz Lagergrcn's single ternoon for a baseball game Valencia scored in the fourth pushed Uzzoli home. with South Florida Junior on Gary Smith's single, a base Zurkuhien reached second (ollege then returns home on balls, a wild pitch and Steve base in the ninth on a two-base d l Saturday for a crucial battle Jordan's two-rbi single. error, Walt Daily, who ran for with Valencia Community Th. Seminole Junior College the 70-yard dash. SJC pitcher Bobby Meadows catcher Zurkuhien, advanced At last year's National Indoor College. scored track meet, with some of the top Merrick ran a 6•8 at the and Outdoor Junior College overthrew a pick-off attempt at on Gray's Infield out and Valencia defeated SJC 74 third base in the fifth, allowing when the third baseman bob. athletes In the nation, makes its Mason-Dixon Games in Track and Field Meets Tuesday at Valencia's field, two Valencia runners to bled Jacobs' grounder. A triple only Seminole County ap- Louisville, Ky. a month ago to Merrick was voted most Seminole dumped Massasoit scamper home, tie the world record. But Mike valuable. He Is the only athlete by Lizzoll brought Jacobs pearance Friday. The Raiders will meet Miami- McFarland of Indiana ran a 6,7 to be voted both honors in the Community College of After Meadows walked the home. Massachusetts 3-2 Monday. first batters in the sixth, Buddy "I don't think Valencia, man. Dade North, ranked No, 1 in 70-yard dash later in the meet to same year. SJC is 64 overall and 1-1 in Maher took over mound chores for-man, Is any better than we Florida in dual meets, Friday at wipe out Merrick's record. Thorne took a fourth in the Division II play. Merrick also competed in the 600-yard run at the indoor for the Raiders. After a are," SJC Assistant Coach 3 p.m. at the Lyman High Against Valencia, Seminole sacrifice bunt, Ken lannotti of Mark Denno said. "We just had School track. National AAU Indoor Track and junior college nationals last SJC, coached by Terry Long, Field Meet at Madison Square weekend. He ran a 1:12.1 600, fell behind when Valencia Valencia singled home two a bad game. We made too rnany scored twice in the bottom of runners and he later scored on errors In crucial situations and boasts Don Merrick, Mann) Garden and the Toronto Maple tie missed qualifying jnthe long the fourth SJC countered with Steve Rum's single Leaf Games. Jump by L inch struck out too many times earl) Wetherbee and Eli Thorne Wet,herbee a lone tally in the fifth, but won the national Seminole managed only one in the game" Valencia came back with to hit the first (our innings ault a Against Massasoit Raider junior college pole more in the bottom half of the double by Bill Ernmoris In the pitcher Dave Holilfield struck championship last weekend at inning fifth, singles by Steve out 16 and scattered six walks. St Louis v.ith a vault of IS-feet, The vaulters were A three-run outburst by Zurkuhien, Dayne Gray and He gate up two hits in the first competing at a site adverse to Valencia in the sixth boosted its Gar) Jacobs resulted In SJC's inning and then allowed only • lead to 7-1. SJC rallied in the first run, one safety the ensuing eight high vaults. Wetherbee's best vault is 16Russ Lizzoli led off the innings A MASS SOITAS ee SJC scored all the ir runs in f t, 't.inch. R H a Raiders' eighth inning with an j o o o infield single. Jeff Brockway the fourth when Jacobs doubled Sirubip, Merrick, who has been • Wr1(sky.cf 3 0 0 0 to left centerfield, Marvin competing weekly in the most Mills, ° 0 SEMINOLE • , Johnson, If Evans an ssuie,u 1 2 0 sng1e pretiglous meets against the AB R H Si be st s pr inters In e world. 1I itiiIer,cTh th 3 0 0 0 Gray. V and Lizzoli singled Jacobs Cmoletl ph recentl y I 0 0 0 Jacobs 3b tied a world record in i i i o across Columbo, ri • - ai* ers DadeCo l ei de I -, .- -:- f 'ri. - -' .- - 3 0 1 2 LiziolI, lb S17 S00 Evans. ah Donovan, c 3 0 0 0 flS'ner Totals 2 3 2 McDonald, ci c Totals SEMINOLE Laeren lb D4Irty,If ''0M, Ii 20Q0 .1 0 1 0 U 3 7 I 1 o ' o 0 a0 1 ' (-.i).J." - - - ----------- 131 You Cfl smile when you're With Safeco. 4 . 1111U11 U 4'i t - - mw A 3' 1 9 3 VALENCIA 7 0 0 0 Rum ri I 0 0 0 Cardr,7b 1 0 0 0 Wilson, c IlflIZ DAPIJIfl --"- .-'- ,. 0111' StOre and car for e rice we used to ffi MoI. ' —' - - • - 1I1If" —. , - k-'' ir :,2C - �- .--' ::::;. TTIiiTTITiii ThJTI '.- - 20-Evifflng Hirald, Sanford, F1. ~ Thursday, March 13. i"`_ I;A :roY ;T.] Dog Results A 8 County .' NY 332] 13 /9 210 23.8 NY Island 26 21 17 Atlanta 772$ 13 67 III 199 Trfcta (1 6 6232 - 7613 Handle - 1171,071 WEDNESDAY MATINEE Rangrs FIRST, 1•11. C. 31.10: Curried TONIGHT 520 560 6 320 St. 1Oul Minn K . - An Over Quniela 8 71 (IC), s it's True 161. Spati S.-16. 0, 31.lo. SECCND. (S), 4r GrnOIa 111.3 1om Daisy Toni Tress 6 20 1.20 400 1 (17). 6 Tonka*a Phyllis (57) 7 HWiUDo 175Q 600 Hosiery (1). I. Dave's Dream (6). Eugent SECOND, - I H C's QuInlela (1 6) $7.70 Gloavon (52). 7. Bare Fact (61, 3. Pifiecta (1 I) 1° Willie De Marco (6), 1 Snow Lady Double (I 1) 11250 FIRST. 5.15. 8 11.00 300 Ml Finy What I Was C 410 300 260 170 Atlantic * L Pct. GB a 31 2311 76 275 745 70 6 31 S 17131 371 7$ 43 i SO Boston Toronto Calif. Pc?. GB t. .701 21 Ar n .ao i' s LOUIS 76 4 .331 Memphis 71 49 . Virginia 11 .197 36 Weit W es t DIvI,,jon Kentucky lS'i 7$ •533 10 2$ .58s 47 17 15 99 303 705 KC. Omaha 37 3 3 36 20 II 75 312 217 Detroit 35 37 4 7 2529 12 61 211 261 Milwaukee in I 11 Ii 15 112 766 Pacific Division Buffalo Bates (1). 3. Phantoms king Quiniela (35) 11710 1. Mystery Lew (6). S H.T. Perferta (5.3) PS 30 Carry On (I), 6. Madison Rustler FOURTH. 1.14, 0. 31.42: 7 %%hic5prwi?ch (6). I- Go CctusPte 560 710 240 1 Samson Oak 500 300 7 FOURTH, 5.16. C - 1 Baynor 210 4 IS 2). 2 Super Strip (6). 3. iL's Oulniela 11 7) 122.60 D Ill. i Montague Waver (SI, S Perfecta (I 7) 151 90 A .1 's Zippy Mssy (S). 6 k's Alt ic FIFTH. $.16. C. 31.44: (17) 7. Lordns Gate (6). I Jeep Strs?oQueen 1700 700 3.60 6 (171 Booger Buzz 660 3.60 1 FlFTH.5.15.S-1MateeV,rgy MA '$ Steven 140 7 (6). 2. Leonard Skinner (5). 3. (4 6) 12000 QulnIefa ModettM111I(571,4 Tom Wood(5l, Perfecta t6 4) 110070 S. Will He Win. (12). 6 Sandy Sun SIXTH. 6.10, A. 30.91: (1), 7. 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Inside Whirl East Division .321 15', 34 36 .125 Atlanta N, Orleans ID 30 212 250 Standings - 37 90720 Detroit Washn 21 14 .333 IS ABA Denver 33 18 San Anton Inda 17 20 583 I2 37 31 .5.44 IS] . Utah San Seminole .571 L.AngeIs Division Division j %liashington 10 ii I? 97326 199 Houston 36 13 15 152 Cleveland trel L.Ancies 10 20 36 .176 61 1 20 411 9 29 39 126 10 .706 12 76 .611 6 32 36 .471 16 31 39 41311 11 15 10 35 162 St Golden Seattle Portland Phoenix Division ion Central (12). S Li's lz (5). 6 Rum stascope liO).7. Lacy Gremlin (1, I Criss Fran (I), THIRD, $.16. M. 31.16: Modest Run I Standings 7 71 H? 217 Boston 3720 7 7i 707 Buflalo 2$ 7713 69 726 N York 1947 6 44 192 291 PhilarM:a Chicago 1610 9.00 500 Glenc.I Avôde llt Divi VancYr Entries Al'S r.u.4 s 32 39 I Dog Golf Teams Diego 31 42 (12) 'i' , .125 21 Ups Slate To ~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seminole, Lyman, Lake Wade Bolts led Seminole's Martin Anton blazed a 38, Brantley and Thnity p won win wi th a 38. Mike Fi tzgerald Terry May 39, Paul Neal 41 high school golf matches fired a3$, Bobby Pike stroked a and Jim Longley a 42 In La ke Tuesday. 42 and Jim Rose carcicd a 45. Brantley's victory. Seminole topped Uni11a 161The win boosted Se minole's Lake Brantley'stotai was l58 i at the Ma yfair Country record to 8. Kathleen's 1 and Avon Park'st Club, Lake Brantley defeated "I'mprettywellp!eased with 176 Lake Kathleen and Avon Park the way we're playing," at Avon Park, Trinity Prep Seminole Coach Roger Hobbs Frank Mebane pad Trinity knocked off Lake Highland 165. said. "We've got four guys Prep with a 40. 190 at Tuskawilla and I.}lnan capable of shooting in the . I Gene Jones and French Bolen downed Oak Ridge 1165 at thlnk they'll know it when we fired 37s to lead Lan. Mike Oak Ridge. get to district." Jones carded a 40. Auto- Train Announces Earnin gs p,... Save . ' 1. Sandy's 17.6 -=-- a.,.-. ----- ,K ~, % I M I . A , "loc a --- .. ~- .0I!& .1, , my== ,, Sale , :- vim ~ Reg. 399.95. 17.6 " 'k~! , .~ . . r- ; 11 '. r _'T 360 260 1 15% Off all CU. door .,- (4), 35995 ft. Imperial top. mount, frost free refrigerator. Has 3 full width cantilever shelves, 2 crispers, dairy storage, and 2 freezer shelves. Power Economizer model. Equipped to rec&ve ice maker, . I iiiodels _______ "The lower earnings compared with last year," Garfield said, "were attributable to heavy start up expenses and an operating loss from the Louisville route. These factors in the Midwestern operation," Garfield said, "cost us practically all of the profits we earned on our Eastern division. However, we have now made the Louisville operation more efficient by operating those trains on a fixed schedule of twice a week instead of every third day. We are confident, therefore, that the Louisville problem is now behind us and that its benefits will be reflected in our profits for the fourth quarter which traditionally Is our strongest. We look forward to considerably strong growth from our Eastern operation and profitable results in Louisville in this fourth quarter, rculting in Ule cut tinued'growth trend of revenues and earnings previously shown by the Company." , ___________ _____ (1- _________ CAir,= (1). Bo A - ?42. Handle - 11S9492.0o WEDNESDAY NIGHT 2. M A ' (5 - 2), _____________________ 3. 1 11. 20 6.40 360 3 Perfecta (7-3) 1)89.30 4 I 1. In light of the above level of earnings and American _____________________________ __. . Sale prices effective________________________ thru Sunday, March 16, _______ Stock Exchange accounting practices regarding stoci dividend issuances. Garfield announced that the Cornpan)t had rescinded the 7 per cent stock dividend announced at the Annual Meeting last fall. The issuance of the dividend had not yet been approved by the Interstate Commerc'e Commission, - _______________________________________________________________________ (6) _______ _____ Baseball W*$ Ga rn et PittSburgh 6, St. Lu -t t', Squad) I St. LOu1 (Split sqt*a) 14, Chu n4i Dragons 4 Houston 12. Cincinnati 11 Montreal 10, PhiladelphIa 1 Karnas city 1, Chicago (A) 910 6 60 370 I 1350 4.40 land. na. at ______ _______ /1 to $7Q off ___________ . -- _____ 46 __ 11111111111111111111 ________________________________________________ - - & ___ __ ~ ------. i ... L ., - :' - - - --- - . -.,--.-- , Sunday, March 16 . .. - - '?' i , 1 - " ' Save . ' '. ' ,' . ;' - . - . Reg. 169.95. ,ri' ;,' ',l"r , , - I 'J' ''feit.j,ps BSR record changer witt1autj room ion No. 5154 leon __ , 1W . IL i__________ __________________________ )L.L - -I 11 _-=:z=-, , is that there is no opening nd none appears likely. I pthorp obviously enjoys I skess trust In fact, Apthorp Is so close to 'I skew that one adm inistration S urce suggests that Apthorp is a e4430 Middle School Finals Slated Rig. 259,95. Sale $219. Automatic washer has 6 wa,h program cycles- Water level selection soak setting. sell-cleaning lint filter, Peg. 189.95. Sate $159. Matching ele,'c dryer features atj1ornati. time control and 6 progtim, settings Porcelain drum, interior Ight The game will be played at at Milwee Middle School in Spring OAS, I.eniwood I 1 1 1 1 1 1, Save $39 on the pair. Rig. 219-95.8810 $197. 2-speed washer has 4 wash program cycles, 2-cycle timer with normal and gentle cycle. Peg. 14995. Sale $133. Matching electric dryer with 2 timed dry Cycles. 3 dry settings, porcelain drum and end-of-cycle Cool-down Reg. 7999 Ue)uxe upright vacuum with triple action cleaning Has 4 height adjustments Including shag 2-speed motor and built-in headlight A t4 ' i-i.. - -- i. "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's ON Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 am. to 9 pm. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. ) 1, I .- . Shields. A.'-d thrtv members are or have been the chairmen of leg'slati'..e Natural Resources Committees They are Repa Come in today and Register for drawing.. 3 pair Ladies' Shoes will be given away March 22, You need not be present at drawing to win. ' i r i .E. Fulford. 1)-Orlando, present House committee ,, chairman; A.H. "Gus" Craig, Mr and Mi-. WIlD.,.. u.s i.a..._. iwi vi aiumuuIague IV.,UtllOfl1, received Ibe Garden of the Month Award 1)-SL Augustine, farmer House for March from the Deltona Garden Club, Although he does not let it interfere with his fishing, Harr Chairman, and Ray Knopke, does all of the gardening, while Mrs. Han- prefers to do her landscaping with oil, on canvas. They former Senate Natural came to Deltona eight years ago from 'Vest Virginia. (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards 1 Resources chairman. - '' " 'r-. -' -' ,-... . APIA - rir&. . ' . ..-..-. -. .. ..... Buyers Watch Arabs On Sensitive Stock (LENS) - In a move designed to discourage oil sbelkhs buying control, the Union Bank of Switzerland has announced that It will now u-• and keep tabs on voting shares falling into foreign hands. uis shares will be converted from bearer to registered, and foreigners will not be allowed to vote, Many countries are now so zealous about keeping sensitive companies out of the hands of the foreigners that there will soon 1e a premium on ftse companies which are a va ilable, wholly or in part. In Britain, the Treasury recently served up a reminder that all foreign stakes over 10 - advise against. The rule dates back to 1974, though authorities have done little policing where several foreigners, acting toge t her out purchasing separately, effectively buy up more than a tenth of a cornpony's voting equity. So now co mpanies are forewarned, the authorities will be on the watch. In the United States, go ve rnment support for an Iranian stake in Pan American Airways shows that America is mt yet ready to give in (ii irotectionist controls - at least 'or near-bust companies - American investments 'broad in I973werevaluedat orne $120 billion, so re prtsaL )uld quickly follow. still gently steaming. Kuwait's recent purchase of 14 per cent of Daimler-Benz aroused fears, especially in the banking community, of wholesale purchases of key industries by the Arabs. The big business battalions now favor notifying equity transfers of 10 per cent and over. The government is stepping cautiously, because it has not even drawn up guidelines on permissible degrees of foreign ownership in the major Industries. It would not mind enmeshing Arab countries in German industr)-, to discourage them from harming it by huge oil price Searsi of Sanford I Carpet producers to consult it first before taking large stakes in major German firms. In Switzerland, the government has so far kept its nose out of the issue, but that may not lost long. For years the largest industrial combines - including Nestle and Ciba-Geigy - have disfranchised foreign voters, Besides Union Bank, Swiss Bank Corporation has followed suit. SALE ~ - it t" ~ I- In France, the rules are tried and tested, and there is a general feeling no more is needed. There is no blacklist of industries off-bounds to foreigners, but in practice increases, much the same sectors are Meanwhile, until some protected as in the United consensus emerges from the States. Any foreign stake which rash of German company general meetings in the spring, the government is satisfied with the pledges of several oil r 4 111 I J1 '. I ' - ~_ / I - - PANELING . 1 II I ~,_ - 1' A'-tF4-Y1 'I , I '1 , ~ Nh . *.. - .-, - I 0. - H I -' would lead to 20 per cent or more company ownership by foreigners must get the finance ministry's seal of approval. - 1- ! - ' f \\ è1 i' . 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Recrtat:n rpartrrwnt Friday middle school basketball at5 p in. chmpioaship Friday -11 2 p.m. .__. - -, I I 20 Sale $149. 42-inch Mediterranean style 1 ' FrF(E Sale 246.46 Rig. 289.95. 12.000 BTU high efficiency air Conditioner features a 2-speed fan and cooling system, 10 Position thermostat, air exchange, till-Out filter and adjustable air directors. 89 EER No. 1512 Sa le prices ef fective :iT Recreation ffi4.1f_ _______ -:. Selected h3rdwood front, pecan veneer over top and -: -: Sanford t.C1 ' L Sides No. 5203 Mount Dora Tops Howell The ,,._.... TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) In line for appointment to a considerable clout to the guy- the press smokes at press con- punch after Justice Hal Dekle of Health and RehabilItatIve The hiring by Coy. Reubin Cabinet vacancy, should one ernor's Cabinet staff. As Agri- ferences." resigned Monday. Services reorganization plan. Askew of Chester Blakemore as develop, or to another high ad- culture Commissioner Doyle To accommodate himself and They are, as Dekle was, tin- ner, said, meanwhile, that re. his chief Cabinet aide has nilnistrative position. Connor's former Cabinet aide, other smokers, Blakemore has der impeachment Investigation porters who keep writing abcut fueled some Capitol speculation "I've never discussed any. he is well acquainted with the been calling 10-minute rest and anticipated questions about the trip he got to Hawaii as a that Blakemore is destined to thing like that with the gover. system and many of his col. breaks about every hour during whether they would resign. become the governor's top aide, nor," Apthorp said, "going away" present after he leagues are old friends, meetings. But Blakemore and the man "Do you plan to resign?" was tired by the Department of He hinted that he may leave One way in which Blakemore "Smoking's not the only bus!- questioned Boyd, backing one Commerce are wrong. he would have to succeed, sen- his Job before Askew's term cx- has made his presence known Is ness that's transacted in that Capitol newsman into a corner.' "I didn't go to Hawaii," Ashior executive assistant James pires, saying, "I don't really moving Cabinet aide meetings break," he Joked, "How will this affect your rela- down said. Apthorp, scoffed at the idea, think Fm going to be in state' to the Governor's conference Blakemore was not the only tions with the committee?" "Th at's the craziest thing government for four (more) room, where smoking He explained that an cxis off government official knocking And when McCain was asked penses paid trip to Honolulu, I've ever heard," said Blake- years," so perhaps Blake. limits. newsmen this week, by a newsman If he planned to were he was to present a report more. "I think it's pre- more's rise to top is a future "Everybody pretty much reFlorida Supreme Court J,,. resign, the Justice countered, to the Interstate Conference of posterous," possibility. spects that situation, except for tices Joe Boyd and David "No, are you?" Apthorp said that Blakemore Employment Security AgenMeanwhile, Blakemore adds the press," he chided. "I think McCain beat newsmen to the Sam Ashdown, a Department des, was part of a $3,000 conis "not being groomed for any. thi tract he received after he !ot thing. The reason he's there is because we had a need and be his job. (lid did too." Ashdown added, the gov,-One fact that appa rently inernor's office and the auditor ge ne ral halted the trip. trigues the speculators is that . -. 11LE2!tlx:Ni.---f11t "They felt it couldn't be justiBlakemore took a pa cut of near ly $9,000-a-year to rejoin fiedasofbenec't totiie3tate," ... 1 A. '\j 'Iz' the sta te after leamg Wine. he said. 11i1,,c Or o. soodCorp,aTa1laJssseed. !l! - 1I -' -. ! A , -'. selo inc t corn a '*." Ifthereser was asu&rii Ad '-;: mittee friendly to the sub e"t Blakernore's $25,000.a-year '.\ Cabi ne t aide salary is less tha n bef ore It, It was the House "!74% / ' -&.. . ..., IIC made in his last state vironmental Reorganfzatir.n , I '') .-' position, as ge ne ral services Subcommittee last week. r.'t,! ,4,& • Jirector. Fete of the six members who '-z '"W'.'- ' Apthorp said the reason '.oted ((Jr ibill making an ensi . -. ilakernore kit Wines.cxxJ was -.. ronment.al super-agency out of -"s , I ample enough, the firm's sales the Department of Natural Re. '';"!..1 -'"!l'.;' . - - sources had close pe rsonal ties '"J , -. tonomic slump 'otheagency 4 1 I % , The Chairman, Rep Gene 'Hedecldeditwasinhlsbest v. - . .,. -. ..- .- -- --- -- - ---- -- • nterest to get ba ck in state hlodges,D-Cedar Key, ls the son ,__ ,.of former Natural Resources -I I :overnment and get back in the _____________________ -3 -:t j - __etircrr.cnt system," Apthorp 'i ('WjDirector Randolph Hodges .. - , !" r aid Rep Franklin Mann, 1)-Fort ,, 1. Of course, one flaw in spwi Myers, said his wife's family is - i,.Li close to current Natural Re ___ . W. A; 41 imilm 1 ecoming the govqmor's chief I sources Director Harmon -A `~ 0 N - T I, I . aii conditioner has a 2-speed fan and cooling system. Lexan outer cabinet resists chipping. rusting. Air exchange control and a flrmanr iiwr. incsuue qusch- mount kit ,O.000 BTUmodel, Reg 24995. Sate 212.46 0 11110 -uve / U ' Reg. 299,95. Sale 1229. 44' Spanish style stereo console ','1tjre5 full Size changer AM/FM-FM stereo radio, ''1Ck tape deck Each speaker contains one 6' x 9 --- '..uofr and a 3 ." Twee t er. Pecan finish plastic on , . .. - bale 152.96 Reg. 179-95. 6OW BTU _____ WHA Standings Department girls' all-stir baAe tbal.1 team will play the Milwee and Tuscawilla will hil-stars from the Spriug Oaks ba'iIe for the Seminole County -* - b:tyeze GirlStars Play Friday ----c--.r - - ..----- =- -- Thursday, March 13, MS- -)B wi,ucgy consoie stereos. _______ Lea Pago 250 2 Chicigo (ti) vs. Milwaukee at ,Ouhsitla (55) 139 -50 p ______________ Urn City, A.*:. Pertet (SI) 1*1-30 of almost any San Francisco vs Clevela nd at SEVENTH, 348. B. 11,11: Aria. Fran's Image 7.60 310 t.60 1 Arizona State U. v. Oakland at L.L 'slmogene 7*0 3.60 6 Mesa. Aria. K's Hazard . ioo 3 Kansas City vs Palfimore at nli4a 2) 710 Miami, night Perfecta (26) SI97,'O Mount Dora Bible dumped in the first inning. howell Lake Howell 5-2 Tuesday In a ntder Jim Meadows silenced high school baseball game i'ra's batters after that, ex. i)'rj ":t'rud i] t f-r I)'-ra run in needed wuh a four.'un outburd fourth. Meaduws stnsck out eight. I Mark Hill slammed two home :- Askew Hiring Spurs Speculation A Late Eades ion Gal 16.00 ISO I Barn Berg 2.60 2 East Division Ounieta (7 11 $974% WL TP?$GFGA Perfc?a (7.5) 1274.60 'New Eng. 34 31 1 76 730 719 NINTH, 5-16, C. 3142: CIevl,.d 75 33 3 39 150 714 Daily Bread 910 5 1 140 2 Chicago 23 29 'I SI 2)0 lao Twinky 1000 560 1 Indapolis 13 16 3 33 169 269 eeckI,yRircIe 7.30 I West Division Qwnoeta (1 2) 150.10 t6US?OVI 13 22 0 50 250 Perle-cIa (2 1) 153.00 PP'q 31 77 6 71 233 723 TENTH, 6-18. TA. 3115: Mlsveiof. 15 39 7 72 234 7)0 60 è. a) J 'San Diego 3221 387330773 Cent Pick 510 $60 7 Belt. II 47 3 39 169 797 Judge RagUnd 2.7.00 S Canadian Division Quiniet. (37) 17300 Quebec 1771 0 54710 10 ELEVENTH, i, 5, 39.1$: Torp,to 373$ 2 76 291 239 L1 flraVigi, 12.50 620 5.10 3 Edmonton3 37 3 47 730 xw R & l's R Icky 9.00 1.00 6 Var.cvr 31 20 741 2W 305 Beamy 300 7 Win.'ilpeg 79 31 1 62 75,1 734 QulnI4a 20 Perfecti (33) $13130 Big Per rcta(3lwithaIl4)534a4,30 NHL Standings TWELFTH, 1, C. 39*: Efftit 1 Division I. 040 9.10 3.50 ) K'S Purty View 1450 120 4 W I T PIsQ GA 470 7 PJIpPii a W-nHana 120 1 _______ PCt0but Fla. Perfecta (3.3) 137160 Now York (ti) vs. New York FIFTH, ~ S. 39.16: (A) at Ft. Laud,rdait Fla. Look Ethel 2800 M Las Angei vs. Texas at porn. SnoEgen 600 1-40 7 pano B each. Fla. , Blockbuster t20 Pittsburgh vs Bost on at W ider Qulniela (71) 143.10 Haven, Fla. Pertect. (77) 1)37.30 Houston vs At lent. at West SIXTH, si' A. 31.0$: Palm Beach, FIâ CreiI;p 4 •.,7 3*) 1 ___________________ _______________________ I! (split ii*,1) DoubI* (2.2) I141 Ml,x'*sota S. Chicago (A) (Split THIRD, 5-15, 0, 31.10: sQuad) i WycIitfGo( 1.20 360 I DetroIt 6. Boston 2 Chruna Charger 6601620 7.40 $ Atlanta 7, Texas I FIkklng Fran New Y or k (N) 3, New Yort (Al OvInIeIa (II) 1.42.20 0 Pertecta U $7790 Los Angeles 9. BaltImore FOURTH, 5-14. 0. 31.56: Thursday's Games Dan's Red 21.60 5.20 4.60 2 Mlsyiejofa vs. Cincinnati at Dusty Dallas Tam, Fla Lusty Lleienant 250 1 Chicago (A) vs. St. Louis at St. QuInIef (73 A. 39.07: Illustration. Avocado or harvest ofd. ________________________________ Exhibition FIRST, $-IS. I. 21.33: Onit For You Country Swing USa 9.60 RCdW)?CPI 3.60 I QuWnela (7) 7 191.30 SECOND. S. C )3. MTerrl Lsrn.w2540 4 Barry KIng 4.30 3.00 3 Ti ger Run 310 1 Owliftlelis 12-3) S".60 am fi Similar to - 11 ________________ I ~ . a 2.10 $ .-.. - Aide May Become Top Aide ' to ~ 7) 121.10 (10). 7. LIzzI Towns (5). 0. Tahoe pbo*t* Sales on tht' Ea,' tern runit' had n('I't'a,t'd from $14,317,835 for the Ivior year to $17,392,380. The newly instituted Midwestern route (Louisville, Kentucky to Sanford, Florida) generated sales of $3,005,576 from its inception on May 24, 1974, which were not sufficient to offset related costs. $0 '[4 - Ti EJOHITH. 4%. X's same period last year. Air c o n di ti o n e r 7 I ft, ref rige ra to r. 1 1, !~ r (10). 5. Rct, - Cu. I ._T1 ---- -. -_. - , i-;; .. , C MO , (10),S 6) 116 carryforward, were $35,875 ($.02 per share) compared with $768,726 ($52 per share) for the ___________________________________________________________________________ S. K 'S Quote Auto-Train Corporation President Eugene Kerik Garfield announced that the Company's revenues for the nine month period ended January 31, 1975, increased to $20,397,956 from $14,317,835; however, unaudited earnings for the period after giving effect to taxes and a tax loss 0 JCPenney Days - Noble Tony - .. to Royal Fine Qtjinefa - - 8. 1 CharIi (S) Mt9ueblock . B)MGAIN SECTION Win; . 5J - )t73 iI I - AND SAVE 44 Sears [] SEARS, ROEat'c AND CO. Th:.:.,-:;- �Tiiursday. March is 75 ug-Ot-War OverFo reign Policy The Herald Services or of exercising powers which it Challenge and response, the adapted to'produce such a Yet another shot crossed is not altogether filled to adversary process, are not result. Henry Kissinger's bow recently Organization of American exercise." from the direction ol Congress. States: who is to blame this Every president has to Judge Sen. Edward Kennedy in- time? when h' can safely tell troduced a bill to suspend the Congress to leave foreign policy Exasperated by American military sales to the elusiveness of peace In to him, and when he cannot. Gulf countries, Including those Indochina, Congress attached John Kennedy once described SEAFOOD important customers, Iran and to the Foreign Assistance Act a the constitution as "a very wise FIGHT HIGH FOOD COSTS Saudi Arabia, for six months. prohibition of "military or document" which "permits the BUY DIRECT FROM THE The Gulf governments need not para-military operations by the president to assume Just about worry, although they probably United States in or over Viet. as much power as he is capable WHOLESALER! will. narn, Laos or Cambodia." The of," but that was before he Kennedy's bill is aimed not at administration hired a corn- experienced the presidency for them but at the Ford ad. mercial operator to run an himself. ministration, which, should the airlift to keep Phnom Perth James MacGregor Burns, bill be enacted, would have to going and went to Congress for who wrctc "The Deadlock of Democracy," urged that seek the approval of Congress money to pay the bill. 410 George Ave., Maitland for a statement of its military Foreign aid has always held presidential government be not sales policy in the region before out to Congress the temptation Just a rare feat of virtuosity, but (fkhind Pule Porpoise) the sales themselves could be to meddle In matters which, a regularly available service. 645-4020 resumed. The most probable were it not for their need for Indispensable, in Burns's view, outcome will bea new series of public money, presidents would was the quality of leadership .... Senate hearings in which the t'1ve decided on their own. The "responsible, committed, efHeadless critics of arms sales of this kind legislative history is rich in fective and ebullient leaderwill be heard and the ad- restrictive amendments: half ship." ministration will be forced to of the stuff must be caz'ried in Not less Indispensable, explain itself. American ships, nGne must go however, was a nationally Lb. What is striking Is that this to Communist countries, or to Organized party for the leader blunderbuss method — the Indonesia, or to Latin American to lead. Circumstances do not Sib, box only $1.49 lb. Req. $1.59 threat of a statutory brohibition governments that ('ame to Permit President Ford to be - houlJ nt tLt last risurt icr through military coups, such a kadtr cvtsi if, as is - - - - - -16 but the opening move in an or to countries that expropriate doubtful, he has the mettle for attempt to force a debate on a American businesses or try to it; and the Republicans are Neptune Cooked Jumbo Shrimp $4.25 lb. particular area of foreign enforce excessive fishing even less able to qualify as an policy between the ad. limits, or (as was the case with effective national party after OUR QUAUTY IS GUARANTEED ministration and Congress. Britain) fail to prevent mer- the experience of the Nixon This is the way the recent chant ships under their flag presidency than they were of Sanford precedents point: One has to from carrying merchandise to before. The Democratic party ask why it Is happening and North Vietnam. American is more ofa question mark; but what it means, j 1. foreign policy has been steering then, where is the leader who President Nixon, pursuing its way past snags of this kind will make something of it? For the present, at any rate Jetente, offered Leonid for 25 years, usually With Brezhnev trade concessions, reasonable Chieftain until January, 1977, there is ongress imposed conditions Some of the reasons why the manifestly no substitute for a bout Soviet emigration policy, steering has lately got harder presidential strategy of seeking 3rez.hnev repudiated the whole are likely to prove transitory. a consensus between adteal, and Congress and Presidents Johnson and ministration and Congress on resldcrt Ford are left blaming two men who conducted foreign the chief issues of national Ask ach other for what went policy with an eye more on the policy, foreign and domestic. A -vrong. history books than on the mood prime example Is what Is to be A restriction on trade con- of the American electorate, did done about oil, a domestic .. essions, intended for the Arab much of the damage by per question with weighty foreignnembers of the oil cartel, turns sisting in an unpnpuiar policy in policy a.cpert. President Ford, 31 . . ut to apply to Latin America as Indochina which had evolved whose intentions are good, but .9 rell, and uproar ensues in the within the executive branch, whose ears have to receive a and about which Congress was fearnil cacophony of discordant never frankly informed or fully advice, is hampered, not helped, by the traditional corsu1teI, Ist Johnson drew the conclusion presidential method of conWas 1.75 in 1968 that he ought not even t, fronting Congress with seek re-election. Nixon had his proposals as a Challenge either Now Save WASHINGTON — (LENS) — American labor movement answer, dependence can cut two ways: OWfl ways of ensuring his reto conform to the wishes of the .$119 The American labor movement between extreme right-wing The AFL-CIO had supported either it will send a stream of election, but those methods executive departznenl4 or to i.s talking ltselfontoatljnbme Jingoism and grass roots him for the presidential presidential hopefuls through recoiled against him, and he Impose counterproposals of its 32% to 34% Per foot, annual executive meeting of the populism showed Itself, 43 In. high nomination in 1972 and he has Meany's office pleading for had to go. The leak of the own, by two-thirds majorities American Federation of Labor The oil companies, it was kept ht labor credentials in recognition, or it may cause a Pentagon papers In 1971 where necessary. Outfits include 1lt.ga . fabric, top rail, line posts, and Congrus of Industrial propmed, should be turned into good repair sinc4. But his The legislators can be stung hopes split between the fedetation,s reflected on the conduct of aluminum caps and Ue wires. Galv3nized fabric Organizations (AFL-CIO) In government regulated utilities of Meany's endorsement in 1976 member unions and further Indochina policy under MS to action by challenges and is weather-resistant. Gates & terminal post extra. Florida recently gave Its 80- and the clomesticoil price rolled were dashed when the labor weaken the movement. predecessors, not himself, but reproaches from the White year-old president, George back to the level of 1973; at the leader devoted one of his key Sears flu a Credit I'Ian to Suit Moat Eery Need he correctly saw It as a disaster House, but action provoked in Meany, the chance to a*mm tint Arah invas4rnsmte In this ..... . . ... .•. . 6 Prlri.. .ra ('uI.In !'.'l Meanwhile the task of fAr -. •i LOU I$dI __ lot r—'-••".4 . Shipping, installation Extra • Sale End. 3-31 strengthen still further the grip the United States should be to a stinging attack on his old bringing the AFL-CIO as well conceived it ought to be, a policy coherent it. he has held on organized labor encouraged only so that they friend and ally, singling him out 83 the powerful unions not In the Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Rack By the time Gerald Ford in its parts and able to corn4 since 1955. might be taken over later on as "the kind of friend labor does fedct'atini (the Teamsters, the found himself, as a no-elected mand the necessary corn3l771 siiop AT SEARS I But by fulminating equally and any country tlireatening an not automobile and the miners' Republic9n president, facing hinatton of legislative authority Sears PINEcRESrcr,t AND SAVE against both President Ford oil embargo should have Its The row between the two men unions) back into the main- large Democratic majorities In and presidential power. HWY. 17-92 at 27th and Congress, Meany ef- assets frozen, seems more personal than stream of the administration's Congress, the habitual infecthrely weakened the conSome of these trade union political. Meany felt that he had PolicY will he with the new clination of Congress to leave tribution that the 13 million- Ideas might have found sym- been personally deceived by the Secretary of Labor, John foreign policy to the executive strong AFL..CIO can make to pathy in Congress. But Meany senator's dealing with the Dunlop, who has established a branch had been destroyed. the debate on the recession, went out of his way to dissociate amendments to the bill on trade tough but good reputatiol. with Sen. Adlal Stevenson Jr. (I)bound economy and the con. the labor movement from Its with Russia, and he is not a the trade unions over many III.) expressed the mood In a tinuLng energy probi years as a labor negotiator and, speech on Feb. 12 attacking potential all! In Congress — forgiving man. Trinity Preparatory It was President Ford's the new young Democrats The quarrel will hurt the until it closed down, as chair. "The personal diplomacy of economic program that can mostly from urban con- causes of beth men. The E$J.'[,. miIII of the Cost of Living Secretary Kissinger." ,,' -. 8400 ALOMA AVE. for the fiercest attack. Meany stituencies - by lending his CIO committed itself at its Council. Stevenson denied that Congresa ORLANDO, FL. 32807 School predicted it would boost support to any continued in- Florida meeting to steer clear Dunlop, who has a close wanted a maJor role in foreign unemployment from its present volvement by the United States of all partisan political lobbyingiiworking relationship with policy: its inclination "to give rate of L2 percent of the labor in Vietnam. PHONE 671-4140 GRADES 6.12 ln the run-up to the l976election leany, can succeed in the President free rein so long force — the highest for 34 years Ever since he opposed the and Is even hinting that it may, the AFL-CIO out of its deter- as his power In foreign affairs is — to 10 per cent. nomination of Sen. George once again, opt out of sup- mined opposition to the ad. not abused" was still strong. Meany proposed cutting $30 McGovern as the Democrats' porting the Democratic can- ministration's economic But, he said, "the power has A Cow ed Day billion from the taxes paid by presidential candidate In 1972, dldate even though individualprogram it be a major been abused, and in the minds those who were earning less Meany has made It plain that unions within the federation are of many the Judgments have for the Republicans • 11 than $20,000 1 year; unem- the liberal wing cf the party no likely to keep up their strong for coup the one man Meany has so been calamitous. That being so, ployment benefits should be Longer has the support of his ties with Democratic far restrained himself from Congress is compelled tochoose 100 Acre Campus - Personalized Education raised, Interest rates ar• part of the labor movement. politicians, railing against, Vice President between lIcensing the continued tificially lowered and the With a traditional distrust of This stand of political In- Neison Rockefeller. misconduct of foreign relations minimum wage Increased to $3 Republicans and this new-found an hour from its present $2.10. dislike for many of the All this was conventional stuff. Democrats, where can the. But It was when Meany trade wuon movement turn for Ist St. zeroed in on the ad- its political allies? An old-style ministration's energy program Democrat like Sen. Henry yF TT WI that the paradox in the Jackson ghthave seemed the 4 a Research Coincides With Debut 'P erf ume Lamps Have Prehistoric SALE Chain Link Feme Meany Alienates Everyone - S B. EDWARDS IlHiinFRqqHP01 Th : 4 EMERGENCY NLJMSRS 903 W. 3rd St. 3rd St. I County Sheriff's Dept. 830-Sill Fire Dept. 830-1411 Seminole Police 3654238 Fire and Rescue 385-5050 Sanford Fire Resrut, 372-5332 Winter Springs Pollee g30-8111 Fire and Rrue 8_310-sill Allanionte Springs PolIce 339-2441 lire and Rescue -- 322-7898 / • __________ / /fJ,'/, 339-3E3 Patrol 2231800 Mrdlral Fmergenefrc " CK '- •iV combining rare Jasmine and tuberose, citrus blossom s, ?810ral tones, cedar oak moss and ambergr is Is perfect fora parfumlere thanks to its l asting Sc,?nt The first known lamp as an ani ma l skull filled wi th grease and reeds to burn as a wick, - _______ ' : _____________ • 1-iter man took hollow stones shallow clay bowls and placed oil or grease in the center with a 101, ick to burn, lie soon found that -. the addition of aroma tic wood .. IR or herbs made the lamp burn -..--: --with a pleasant fragrance and so the perfume lamp was born. .)a • Perfumed lamps called e -' "Censers" appeared In temples T..' a. and chur ches to heigh ten the mood of religious ceremonies, •• The ear ly Jews used perfume lamps as sacrificial offering. For th e first time in 20 years, the House of Lubin, French 'And, the Chr istians and Budfragrance firm, has in tr oduced a new perfume, L de Lubin. In dhlsts also adopted perf um ed honor of the debut, P4. DIdler Roeherolle, head of th e firm's lamps for their ceremonies. American branch, has ga th ered a coll ecti on of antique "par. Many centuries ago w hen the fumleres" or perfumed lamps — to show in key cities across the French sought a word to country. describe fragrance they chose "parfum" from the La tin words lamps or Incense, of lamps. Th ey sha ped their first and "fume", which The Greeks who knew of lamps of clay in the form of a meant through smoke, beca use perfumed oil as a body emolient horn wi th a handle on the large they thou ght of delightful sce nts for athletic meets began to end and an opening for a wick Is coming from perfumed scent the olive oil for their on the thin end. They later made large round bowls set on tripods for perfumed oil. Their terra cotta clay vessels were decorated with black figures Sen. John Vogt, 17th District, chairm an that told such stories as how 1980 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa 33931 you ths broke In their horses or Tel. 305783.9618 about the homecoming of a Senate Of fi ce Building, Tallahassee i i-.- • - . • . . . . • I .T • -. ..FLORIDA LEGISLATORS 32301 bride. Meanwhile, In the Orient, perfw'ne Lamps were fashioned Sen. IMri Wilson, 16th District 250 E. Merritt Island Causeway, Suite 9 Merritt Island 32952 Tel 305-452-S61 Senate Office Bui lding, Talla ha ssee 32301 of meta l or of carved stone . Altar lamps had carvings of flowers, birds or foliage and some were also made of highfired paint ed china to wi thstand the heat of the scented oil. The early Christian era saw a wide range of fragrant lamps, some of Roman glass In flat low vessels In the 15t and 2nd Rep. Vince Fechtel P.O. fbi 1426, lee shurg 32728 Tel. 901-787-0037 or 9o47875037 "F *l-Q?,4 310 Capitol Building, Tallahassee 32304 centuries A.D. Champleve enam el vessels In colorful red, gree n and blue designs were found in provincial Roman areas such as France. Archeologists also ha ve found 11.-p. Robert Iiattaway P.O. Box 884, Altamonte Springs 32701 Tel 8fl55 Hirnrn 420, House Office Building, Tallahassee It takes two halves to make a whole house air conditioning system. York tells the whole tory! S THE OUTSIDE HALF EVERYOh TALKS ABOUT THE INSIDE HALF THAT ONLY YORK CAN TALK ABOUT and York do too, because York's new Champion IV It quality unit th provides an optimum combination of efficient, qulot, dependable operation, plus easy serviceability. lamps lnMia Minor, Egypt and asweUas all types of ceramics, filigree shade. It stands about who values the lamps at $200 that have burned oil or deewhat is now Israel. china and metal. 20 inches es tall with th ' glass each. tricity or gas wi th fragrance for Turkish craftsmen in A night light of pate de verre chimney of the inset-glass These are only some of the a delightful atmosphere in a Istanbul vied for a world — literally paste of glass, but rising above the shade. It is unique lamps the wor ld over home. market in the fanciful meta l actually uk.. . . .actually -molded D' I. lamps they created for per- example of the 1915 period. It is irom a private couectlon Among the French glass fumed oils in the 4th or 6th In two parts, the base has an designers who did floral and centuries. They did hanging electric bulb with a place for a beehive lamps in this art lamps in the forms of Griffins, wad of perfumed cotton. Over nouveau period were Lalique horses' heads and peacocks. this fits an arch-shaped glass Also, they used a fish motif, one dome of deep blue with a ballet and G. Argy Rousseau. which appears many times dancer in a red raised figure. An Austrian lamp of the same through the Christian eras. In Antique dealer Minna period is a coral porcelain with f3ct, a modern stoneware, Rosenblatt val ued this at $550. medallions showing Austrian textured fish lamp today, which Many of the pe rfume lamps horseman. It stands about four uses pe rfum ed oil appears a come in miniature. One Is a Inches in height and has a contemporary counterpart of charming bronze Aladdin's domed top which holds the light the early fish lamps of Istanbul. lamp that Ups to vertical bulb. There are air holes in the A European craftsman of the position before you light the base and inside a place to put 19th century made a metal wick set in the spout. A cap the perfume. perfume lamp - now part if covers the spout to extinguish In America, the Fulper the Lubin collection, on ,,an the flame. A tiny ceramic lamp, Pottery Co. of Flemington from a private collector. It is In Just about 2.5 inches in width , made some charming perfume the shape of a miniat ure urn looks like one of the ancient lamps in the 1920s and 1910s. wi(ii a domed top, sthich opens (;reek lamps. It has a hole for One is a figure of a lady with to show a center font for the the wick and another to let out wide hoop-like skirt, in wick with perfumed oil. The the perf umed air. A silver lavender. Tiny holes in the head cover, replaced, extinguishes lamp, a bout the size of a small let out the perfumed air. The the flame. Inkwell has a wick that rises China doll inspired by a novel From the tur n of the cent ury through a slim chimney at the heroine, "Cythera" stands on a through the 1230s - the Art top. Anot her antique style has a base, concealing an electric Deco and Art Nouveau periods, tiny glass oil lamp set in a gold bulb with a round gr ove for the designers found that electric base wi th side decorati ve meta l perfume. A lower lamp is a lights provided charming trimming. green and white figure of a girl perfume lamps. The craftsmen A sterling silver lamp In a dance dress, seated on a showed great creativity in resembling a fine candelstick low ottoman. Both are from the glass—colored, molded, car- has a glass inset for the perAmerican Art Pottery ved, frosted, clear and blo wn , fumed oil and a delicate silver collection of Mark H. Solomon, - — ...because only •: , .. --.4. - I York has the FlatTop Coil which can mean fuel savings, extension of furnace life, less installation expense, among many other benefits. Only hail Pis h.19h1 of "A" coOs othisi .01 r Pullet 3124141 and Oviedo SANFORD I 'V r'i4,, ,'/ '/,1f /J - P History IJ1JLAVd NEW YORK (N1A '--.--' Perfume lamps go ba ck to prehistoric days, yet little appears In history books about hese curios. The house of It .4ubin, whose perfume has graced many fine homes in parfumieres or perfumed lamps, for 200 years, has researched the scented lights in co njunction wi th the debut of its first new perfume in 20 years. This exotic new fragrance, FLORIDA FISH MERCHANTS Sears Thursday, March 13, 975—So U ANALYSIS Shrimp., $ 59 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL mush on your fumsc.. - -. �-'"V ncrapo, JnIord, FL Thursday, March 13, ins I, fr States Ponder Tax Increases, Not Any Cuts By LOUISE COOK Associated Press Writer While Congress is talking or decrease — is a possibility In 30 of the 50 states, Here are some specifics: about a tax cut to stimulate the economy, governors or legisla. —Increases only proposed in 16 states. tors in 19 states already havu Proposed tax increases to help balance budgets for the coming fiscal year. An Associated Press survey of all 50 states showed states wid finish the fiscal year ending June 30 with a surplus In the treasury. But officials say inflation is eating away at the extra money and costs are rising faster than revenues, Some sort of change in the tax structure either an increase ernor. Officials in the remain. ing 18 states say no tax propos. als are pending. The tax proposals come in many varieties — increases in gasoline taxes, extension of sales levies, introduction of in. come taxes. They frequently are coupled with promises to cut state spending. Vermont Coy. Thomas P. Salmon, a Democrat who laces an $11 million deficit on the current budget, has recommended a tax program to In. crease revenues by $11 million for fIscal 1976. His over-all spending plan of $163 million is about $1 million less than the are —Increases and decreases are proposed in three states, —Decreases only are proposed in eight states, —Tax adjustments are proposed in two states and an In. crease proposal is under con. sideratlon In Florida. Oklahoma legislators already have passed tax cut hills proposed by Coy. David Boren and South Dakota legislators killed the only major tax proposal: a boost recommended by the gov- - current buet. Most of the extra revenues would come from extending the 3 per cent sales tax to gasoline and diesel fuel, tobacco products, advertising services and all alcoholic beverages except beer. Salmon also wants to boost the 5 per cent tax on rooms and meals to 6 per cent, To reduce spending, the gov. ernor plans to eliminate driver education programs In schools, lay off l of the state's 6,000 public employes and close prison, California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., a Democrat, t.as promised there will be no tax increase in the coming year. Ills analysts estimate there will be a surplus of $552 million at the end of the current fiscal year and Brown's proposed budget for fiscal 1976 projects a $574.2 million surplus on June 30, 1976. Brown and his aides warn, however, that the surplus could be eatefl up by inflation, in. creased expenditures because of recession, and cutbacks in federal spending, The governor says people must "lower their expectations of what state governmentscan do." H Ile cut dental seces rvi available to 2.3 million Caiffor- tw nia residents on MediCal, the Enn; The state faces an $85 million deficit at the end of the current fiscal year. The proposed tax increases would raise the sales tax from 6 to 7 per cent; boost the ciga. rette tax from 21 to cents and the corporate income tax from 8 to 9 per cent. State officials estimate the sales tax boost would cost the average individual $29 a year. Michigan Coy. William Mliiiken, Republican, has pro. posed Increasing the state Income tax from 3.9 to 4.6 per cent to offset the revenue lost as a resul t of the voters' repeal last November. I state health program for the needy, reducing the number of visits allowed and oth er items. Brown also cut his staff salaries and office budget by 7 per cent, eliminating former Gov. Ronald Reagan's leased executive jet and three paper shredders. Connecticut Gov. Ella Grasso has propos.d more than $183 million In tax Increases for the coming fiscal year. The Democratic governor says the money Is necessary to balance what she calls an "austerity" budget of $1.43 billion, about 4 per cent higher than the current budget. V , . - ARCHITECTS _ CjwfA - Lr RANGE HOOD S win 411 A I\r ~ am to A00ft lIQUID study of I Agencies Under Heavy Fire Tht Herald S4frTICtI torates, 1hirg in a cosy world of already laid down the lines it WASHINGTON (LENS) — cost-plus." would like to see the regulation The Independent regulatory The regulatory agencies at air transport take and MT. agencies which oversee a huge themselves show signs of taking face transport's day is coming chunk of American Industries such criticism to heart, soon. — railways, road transport. The President's Crnt.1! nf Th waterways, electricity and Economic Advisers devotes a is particularly vulnerable to natural gas, communications whole chapter of Its recent criticism at a time of constantly and television and banking — Economic Report to the hidden rising air fares and declining are coming under heavy fire as costs of government regulation service. Administration Inflation and recession expose and suggests that for surface spokesmen told Congress a regulatory practices that could transport alone, these may month ago that the airlines be Ignored during prosperity, amount to $9 billion a year. should have more freedom to The arguments are not just The total annual cost, the cut prices, offering cheap nothe familiar ones about red council says, may be as much frills services; that there tape, long delays and cosy as I per cent of gross national should be easier entry Into the relationships between the product, or $66 a head. It industry (since the CAB was set reguiators .aM the regulated. provides many examples, most up in 1938 no large new in. Now it is accepted very of them from the field of terstate airline has received a widely that the sort of transport but Including even the certificate and none has gone regulation which seemed ap. supposedly benign Food and bankrupt, though a number proprlate 40 or even 80 years Drug Administration, and have been merged); and that ego has become burdensome to concludes that what started out the CAB's power to grant tinthe economy and that Its costs as the regulation of monopoly munity from antitrust to the consumer outweigh the has too often become the prosecution to the airlines benefits that it may confer. regulation of competition, should be narrowed subNor is it just the adPresident Ford has called for stantlally, with the courts ministration and Its free. a national commission on playing a larger part In market economists who feel regulatoryreform but Congress decisions. that reapçraltal and change is seems to prefer an Inquiry by In California, where price needed; even a Democrat as its own cunuulttees. Inside the competition Is permitted on liberal as Sen. Edward Ken- administration It Is recognized intrastate flights, fares are nedy is on the warpath, while that change cannot be too about 40 per cent below the Lewis Engman, the outspo)'en abrupt. But this Is unlikely to be Interstate level. head of the Federal Trade the danger, given the strong Spokesmen for the CAB and Commission, which policies resistance that the regulated for the airlines argue that the anti . competitive practices, Industries are certain to put up administration's proposed freesays that most regulated In- if Congress begins to move. for-all would destroy essential dust,ries are "federal protecThe administration has interconnections of service. U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles Senate Office Building Washington, D.C., 20510 Florida office: Federal Building Lakeland, soi' - CREMATION A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR $36500 U.S. Sen. Richard Stont- &'nafr Of fice Building Washington. ,,. ., il,rldjnjfiuc: Suite Z0011, 2639 North Monroe St., Tallahassee, 32303 Id: 904-386-2120 U.S. Rep. William Chappell 5 Gnranteea Forever To Members of WINTERSET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. PERFORMED BY A LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR Simplicity With Dignity _______________ FOR f PF , ) fiPOCi4Ur Deluxe two-ply 1 / 2" x 50' green hose with smooth glossy finish. No. 510. RANGEHOODS PREMIUM VIGORO (' 10 dust free PPtY. VIGOROLIQUIDIRON fast pelleti . High Corrects iron defciency in nedenut,,ent, o't 4 96 ,,,,, 30" ductless or vented hoods in White, Coppertone, Avocado or Harvest Gold in Liquid plant foods ate rapdy absorbed , 1 cir yoth Scottys Price 419 Scotty's Price Reg. Price (ea.) .............. 4. 19 - Reg. Price (ea.) ............... 2495 SHEET ' S -. 49 SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 14 tPwu 30 with the he*'ig bond d AM ANAINkAAL. "M 1/4"x4'x8' PREFINISHED PANELING VISIT 11 NEA REST SCOTTY'S STORE I11Tfl:T;r8 74 -4 fROYAL SCOT Twin-Pak BATTERIES - 011 PACK CAPTIVATING Dacron polyester shag. 12' widths. Jute back. Style 46. batteries in handy pack. Reg. Price (pk.) ............. 57c Reg. Price (sheet) ........... 6.99 CARPET - Pair of "C" 935-2 or "D" 950-2 Castillian Birch with natural veneer finish on plywood. YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF Scotty's® - — Reg. Price (sq. yd.) .........6.29 SRAEL AND ARMAGEDDON & 'C, Black Decker GALLON - In Washington l ..-'GAR DEN HOSE 1 'Cosy Cost Plus World' seminole's Men WEACH .., _ FUTURE YOU GOOD OLD FASHIONED PRICES! ...,,: - lL LLING BACK THE YEARS TO BRING RO TUFF-LITE / the giant global finp,, wrought by the multinationals, cooperation of other industrial. In an Interview, Richard J. Barnet said, "The U.S. econo- Ized countries so that American Barnet and Ronald E. Muller, my, while it used to be an inde- multinationals won't be at a authors of "Global Reach," penden, separate national competitive disadvantage with predicted that if decisi ve action economy that could ba man- their German and Japanese isn't taken soon to control the aged reasonably effectively by counterparts, he said. multinationals, they will government within the confines Muller said that the biggest continue feeding instability that of the borders of the Un ... ited corporations are able to ignore could plunge the nation Into a States, becomes really the traditional government actions depression comparable to that North American Division of the directed at the economy, such of the 1930s. global economy." as tightening credit, "Somewhere around the pen"The fundamental problem "The largest corporations A career education on the architect was taught od of 1977 or 1978, because of our posed by the global corporation don't heed the signals of reduc. Lake Mary inability to control credit and Is this political question of Elementary School third graders by their art teacher Paula by- ing needs for credit, but because of our inability to ally," added Barnet, co-direc- just their Tanner Girard. Building their egg carton skyscraper, Yolanda go ahead and take the Iltanphrey, Bonnie Moore, James Portig and Reffinald An. control global money supplies tor of the Institute for Policy higher cost credit and they d&) derson. Students also completed a and particularly global banking workbook on an archlfe't's education and work, and drew floorplans, elevations and transactions, we'rc going to get they prepared to give up possl. said. renderings, a crash," said Muller, "And I bilitles for global profit maxSmaller corporations aren't put that at a 60 per cent proba. imlzation in the interest of the able to do this, he said, Oki WL'RL LZ MADEFO FLORIDA LA WNS AND GARDENS WA.SIIINGThN API Mul- hilitv lcvci" wnuiiiy uI the United Stes tinational corporations have Muller, an ecrnomist, and and the economic welfare of a grown beyond the reach of tra- Barnet, a political scientist, majority of ditlonal government controls criticized the Ford adminis- country?,- the people of the and are major contributors to tration and Congress alike for In moving to assert control today's economic problems, ac- falling to recognize the (unda- over the giant corporations, the cording to the authors of a new mental economic changes United States should enlist the - 7301 THE COMING UNIVERSAL WAR.' r"01 Yelu HOUSE PAINT BY ' EACH EACH SO IMPORTANT 'II Aluminum, Tub & Sink or NAVAL JELLY SYLVANIA AL AT SHELVING 1" x 12" #2 shelving for do-it-yourself projects in your home or shop. Reg. Price (I/n. ft.) ......... 44c Available inS to IS' lengths. . -. MARCH 15 I 1 4 - Woman's Club Auditorium 3rd. MUSIC PROGRAM DIRECTED BY EMIL & RUTH MOLORIK ALL SEATS FREE NURSERY PROVIDED I ' DR BROWNLOW IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL RADIO BROADCAST "THE VOICE OF PROPHECY" AND "FAITH FOR TODAY" TV PROGRAM GREAT CROWDS! HAVE BEEN THRILLED BY THE STIRRING PROPHECY MESSAGES or THIS MAN CITIES! HAVE BEEN DEEPLY MOVED BY IllS SINCERITY AND PROFOUND GRASP OF WORLD EVENTS IN THE LIGHT OF BIBLE PREDICTIONS He makes revelation an exciting experience through th. vs. of striking screen pictures. Plan now to hoar him every — - night, Oxcopt THflad,. II Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS Dr. Harmon Brownlow has visited The Middle East and has inside information on the explosive $ituatio that could soon plunge the world into the prophesied Biblical Armageddoni Don't miss this powerful striking address on the Near East Crisisi ö 'Wvr Ponderosa Pine Reg. Price (8 oz. boa/e).,.,,, 1.39 5:15 PM & 7AS PM CORNER OF OAK AND Black s fleckep't Removes stains and oxidation easily. Brush on, rinse off. DOUBLE SESSIONS 309 S. OAK AVE Reg. Price (ea. )............ 21.49 Reg. Price (ga/.) ............ Z9 SATURDAY . Best value in a general purpose saw. Burnout protected motor, - Exterior latex paint. White an( colors. For use on wood, mason or metal. MARMON BROWNLOw PH.D, AMERICA'S TEACHER OF PROPHECY 7'/" CIRCULAR SAW I"jlrira,iv. A Hear This Amazing Address That Has Startled Thousands! 1 ivi—ia IT 113" a (T1OIOOL New Problem Of Economy ?j, 401 Multination Companies I - Tirsàay, March All purpose work center and vise, 29" wide x 32 '4" high x 26" deep. Folds for storage. Reg. Price ................7495 60, 75 or 100 watts. Reg. Price (ea.) .....22c 9ng "EEZ- ON " BASKET SINK STRAINER Crestline TUB ENCLOSURES Model 58CT Made of .095 plastic in frost or colors. Quick draining sill. Wrought brass with neoprene seat. Without tailpiece. 705993. Reg. Price (ea.) ............. 3. 10 Reg. Price ................28.95 SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 7thru 20 -.- MENOMONIE . �______________________________________________ - - _______ ,5:1 - -- . - - -- --.- ______ -- ___._ --------.- __ IRF - - ricc L. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. l Seminole Thursday, March 13, 1-1B N. F C rc iDA Orlando - Wi nter Park THURSDAY EVENING ~ 11 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth () Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Animals (13) DetectIves (24) intercom 21 TONIGHT'STV 6:30 (6) Stnrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6 :55 (2) Daily Devotional 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Jer's Wild (44) Father Kui1.,',', Best (13) Archer (74) Austin city Limits Fortune Gambit (44) Green Acr es (44) Phil Donahue (9) Harry -O (13) Cable Spotlight (24) sourstage Get 11:30 (2 6) Hollyvood Squares (6) Love 01 Life By (9) (35) Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (24) Assignment America (35) The Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wade World Of Entertainment Goodnight America (24) ,d Environment Ii (a) The Fugitive 12:00 (24) Captioned News 1:00 (2,1) Tomorrow 37 Peters 41 City in 0.ni&ny 12 Thui 43 Fort ficatol 44 Tsv (dial) 45 pJpp , 12:00 (2 44) News (6) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (3$) Big Valley 12:30 (2,5) Blank Check (6', Search For Tomorrow () News (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News (9) 510,000 - Public Hearing will be held in the City Commission Room, City Hall, - - - 8 Seminole f " fl" f!" - - - - - i _________________________________ - ________ ______ I ______ ______ ______ - _______ - n" !•" r - - - - F f' - 1T - - _______ J49 o] _____________ - - _____ Life - The - Big - - -i ______ Showdown - (33 ) _______- " - " , -".- 4 _____ ________ , -, - '- __ : ___ - , - I' - ____ A __________ M arriage - i IREKIETBHREE F S G F RE f JjTCOO I TWOS AOD - - - - Terry Kenny, $'sØj default will be enter ed against Oviedo, for the relief demanded in the 'Fla. 37743, and file to original with #etitiOn. er WITNESS my hand and the soal of ed ou on or before March 79th, 1973, this Court Ofl this tt'*CI1th day Of P 0 W A T I C H Y E U 11 E A E T Y L E F D R D H ,~~ , k93i BRUCE LEE j~ Phis I "Hi YELLOW' Fri., Sat,, Sun. Mid-night Show 11p.m. - M FYWTB RIEV, I F I 0 0 C L 8 H F T B B V C D H I R W _____ 1 75 ____ _ LOYAL HELPFUL WITH ART CARNEY OVERI FIRST AREA SHOWING OBEDIENT FRIENDLY CHEERF(JL _______________ Tomorrow ___________ Academy - review of the traffic investigation BVF CLEAN REVERENT •' _ Congrrssloasl Terms " Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over dtscoveries per panel in an all-new series o( 24-pare booklets. To ordervolumes 1. 11 and 01. seM $1 for wh. making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this ______________________________________________________ newspaper. Award BURT REYNOLDS KIND In THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS" .• DepulyCterk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 6)7 Sanford Atlantic ..'-•-- I - rl I. carpeted, fenced yaro 1st & ja r 273 7494 Iiiii,,g _____ - 527300 That 's it! Only Efficiency - Utilities, fishing and - I DCdI'OOfll. carpeted, drapes, kit (hen equipped, with air per mo. KuIp Realty, 372 2335 . ~` :1. - WELAKAAPARTMENT5 1)4W. 1%1 St. ____________________________ QuieilBR turn, Walk to Seminole Plaza 531 1071 1 Bedroom furnished Apartment Upstairs. 11$ Palmetto Av,z. 327 $780 I No pets 377 9410 ______________________ WhywastetimeLgaswhen5antoi-d P Downtown Businessmen's Assoc Stores have all your Easter needs? (1 Rentals froiiionty Best lot selection new manager with experience. Come visit with us Mutts. Also unfurnished, 300 E. irpon1 Blvd. 373 1340 Priced for quick sale No qualifying, 3 yrs old, 3 bdrm, li baths, central air & heat, carpets, draoes. Only so.soa ie*w low monthly. Call $31 $272 daPY =] S • - Lake Jennie miles 3. You should worh only one weekend per 1 < ARRIAGE ". W. U '(ate REIX7, 2.3 I % east of 323-0742 or 322-0532 I7•.I Orlando (305) 9 WU lit4ar—" 834-2299 __________________________________ _______________________ __________________________________ % Sanford Heoclq4arfers Fife Station through, under or against Brian eneva Gafdens time) for each day you worh on the W"kaw Y09 SWVW be pW ot an houdy roe of no less than $333 In Sanford, RECOMMENDED Bamford and Maxine A Bamford. REGULATION --Semi actuated his wife, and to all parties havin,a or Traffic Signal with Fire Pie claimi ng to have any tight, title or emPlion Features intert In the real property herein described. COUNTY Seminole ROAD I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 4O0 French Ave.. LOCATION that an action to forecidse a mon. Igage on IPw following real property Sanford Flr SIat'on No 7. y'* Stminole Cotrity, Florida, RECOMMENDED REGULATION The South 10 feel Of Lot 7 and the - Semi actuated Traffic Signa l North 20 feet of Loll, Block 5, PALM 11 * 4% ' Management ) V. * Cocktail 1toj3to7 Daily f JERRY REED. MEL ThuS CONNIE VAN DYKE PG 1:30. 9:15 VW I I It lli' ij asr 1 505 W. 25th St. >' SANFORD ' Professionally Managed 3222090 By Henry Hoche, Inc. ,.., ..................... ______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ " F'_- 73/ 0 ________________ ' , a i _ - W05 ?P.M. WITH . . demanded in the tomplant or the estabtlslsrncnt of UrnC and the - petition i Placing Of the PrOW frarking and it indicated; also, for the 1' ____ ____ . . this 15 Indicated. :*. .,EtIL4_B.EflIf,SHLEY -ft CON __________________________ ___________ _-__- _________ Transportation "I.-.'-- _________- FLORIDA 11 PiftK 1)JUVE,_ S.%NFOJflj, Publish: MarcP 13, 1973 d L DE 4 van -- ' 322-4644 Anytime ________ _________ __________________ ______________ I _______ _____ _____ 11111 --------------, _ :,. -- - '-- - PT ,1; ij:_.04 I J9i . -r niture. All Souls Catholic Sharing Center, 512 Sanford Ave. Friday only, Limit 3-items --- of I ___________ RORSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 1792 377-3961 - -- ~ DANCE DODGE Acreage --' :: ' I it " '75 DODGE 4 WHEEL DRIVE- 11 to it of Why say anymore? '71 GMC If as I , $1 69 - 4 - 'n CHEVY ~ TON CAMPER SPECIAL- ua I t 1AIa. •dflP, automatic, power steering. "JUY3 '69 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT— 4 Wheel drive II '70 FORD ½ TON PICKUP--Automatic, air conditioning. f ', : Automatic, power steeringonly 3500 milesll! 61 to p vill - Is $993 ! 4195 '68 FORD 1/2 TON PICKUP— Good buy! I81s '74 LIL HUSTLE R— E.T. mags, wide Goodyear tires, 9,000 miles .* S'crenrr)t -. rJes' $3595 ! - *- .11)' ..... .-..L NOLL'S q in EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY i: ____________________________ _____________ I Accounting _______________________ _____________ Listings Wanted Quick Courteous Service __________________ iorne Tax Returns, 70 rs experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Points,. Call 322-7443 anytime. ____________ ______________ ________ Personal Tax Service No.? East Rd . 17 97 SiC Entrance Real Estate Broker 21395 Myrtlekvv.,Santord Phone)?) 0610 ____________________ _____________________ ________________ Merchandise _______________ ______________ - ---------- -- -- 5O—MIsceUaneous for Sale 1971 BUICK Le Sabre, 4 Door Sedan, One Owner, AT, PS, PB, . MIAt & A-r C017%0,1,oning )tfl FORD Torino Coupe, One Owner, AT, PS, PB, Air, Low Mileage Wedding gown complete with train, cost $730 Size 10 17. Will sell for $)50 337 4335 -- Beauty Care $2)95 ______________ _________________ - INNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 Ave Master Beautician, ;:' ::; nford j -- 's Where the Lwtd CkQ1M ' C&A Backhoe Service ARVIN MIHM BUILDING, REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE.3'fl367$ ' La ndcl.aring, septic ta, fill dirt, drive'ways All kind s of digg:n,, 377 9117, $34 1195 ['awn 11 Coro &L LAWN SERVICE likelin H - imith Construction Inc, Iran uPs, thatching. vaireding, 305621-1)51,74 Hs'. Nadine _____________________ mulcPi.j,ghthauling.3.239S. Interior - Exterior Plastering Plaster patthing and simulateij brick specialty 3772750 Pest ''' HOME Control_____ bON PEST CONT 2347 Park Driv e = I MENT. ALL TYPES ,OF CAR PENTRY AND REPA4RS . Carpdr, Remellng, Additions, Custom Work Licensed bonded freeestimate.3236031. - Concrete & Carpentry, Carports, Additions. Remodeling. No lob too Coffee 371 0770 -- &M ariner (rrj1Ji,ge ____ - Fri 9 9, Sat, Sun 9S 3777599 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (former ly Harrieti's Beauty PIooILl $19 E Plne3fl 51i $3195 1913 HORNET Hatchback, One Owner, 6 Cyl., AT, PS, Air $'?2OPELRaIIyeOn,Owneri Speed. Radio HwV 46.1 i Mile E.of 1 4 For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS n Sanford 377 _________________________ - AT, PS. PB, Air Am Y S -as er fin" y SANFORD FLEA MART - $2695 - lmprovments RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING -NEW HOMES NewCommerclal I ndustrial AirConditioning I _______________________ DesIgn.Constructlon Financing ___________________________ RCO j 1973 010$ Cutlass, 4 Door. Low Mileage, AT. PS, PS, Air ' Pet Care __________________________________ PET REST INN Boarding 111, Grooming Ph 372 1051 Ctas1lfiedAdsareh,retohelp you buy, sell, rent or swap. at a lQw cost. lotus help y place yours (dIce COF I I I CI P41 R AL 327 157) Anytime service now available in Sanford. lift ' 5034 $1995 ce main in station Mid 5latttion - concrete fotjrxj,tt Tree Service 1911 CHEVROLET Caprice crk for sgn equipment, ptrnps, Coupe, Low Mileage, AT, PS, AlTr ee Service Druftuig etc Underground 04' aboveground PS. Air Complete Tr ee Care storage tanks, Dewat er ng ex J W (Jack) klauck 323 $144 - $1795 cavatlOn, drive way culvert pipes Haute plans., custom made to FHA and hHd walls, retaining walls. — 1971 DODGE Station Wagon, e and SSISC spec. Fast, ec onomical, Keith P Smith Cons truction mc, Passen ger, AT. PS Call Victor 371 0i.I 305 628 111$. Stan, 74 Psr, $1295 s"LANNING A GARAGE SALE? ' DON'T FORGET TO AD. , Electrical__VERTISE IT IN THE Buildlng&Remodeling __________________________ ______________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS. 3fl.)), ___________________ S,!.'*ster dc-c tr s( ,an, ____ 34353)6;)?] 7251 ____ -.-L ,in t ne wiring _____________________________ ONnAC 323 5633 from I to I P Kitchen - Batr.roorn Cabinets, - ._...,._ '121 &k3 605$ _I A. we'kn"* Counter tops, Sinks. Irs Well ____ ______________ Stailation available, Bud ____ ___ ______ _ _______ _________________________________ _______________ CabeIl. 372 1032 anytime, WELLS DRILLED PUMPS _ ____________ _ ______ Drill __ __ _________ Home Improvements __ENDICOTT ____________________ _______________ ___________________ ___________ ','irSc i.i,'i-.tr--! Panting, RCrv('jei'.ng Bonded 123 _____________________ ____ O Opportui t1Employ., Highway 17-92 Sanford. 1-' :1 , 1795 Schwinn 10 speed boys bicycle Excellent condition, 575 372-1(90 after 4 pm ft " ii j $ jo "s 1325it '74 CLUB CAB— office furniture steel desks (executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks 8. chairs, straight chairs, filing 1 TON PICKUP- Superl . •• ! $S199 it Estate Wanted 7.2 Bedr oo m Furnished or Unfurnished Free Boating To All Apartment Residents _______ 'I Custom paint, custom wheels and Custom carpetl j)\Tltc Paved streets *Sewers *Sidewalks AILS. I s '74 DODGE CUSTOM VAN- 58-Bicycles 322-6457 U Broker. 107W Commercial Sanford)?? 7111 'a 1 5' to c 41 ' -F. a of 1.1 55—Boats & Accessories 'I CHECK OUT THESE PRICES ON SUPER USED TRU . ______ 'I LI ii -. - natives are __________ AnEq eel ~;": -_= ~ . _.~, a.I,i*.Nu, 2Sc SALE: All Ile GENERAL Next To Cavalier Motel - -w j- 1_~ ~ i __________________ ! AdditionsCa 1ff or Appt, 32 2-3103RemodeIin .- - ,aU,., i0p - 808 197$ 47 OF k, lie I •V : 1/ 9IF on everything Come see our new u It' . el 0 14 S4 ge Sa les ________________________ -RE OPENING SALE: Marct. 7. Women's blouses and men's shirts, 73 cents each, men 's and men's slacks, $700 Low prices JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. HOMES OF 'w mv'w DISTINCTION 4* 00 BUSINESS DIRECTORY eClose to everything yet away from it aihl IU WILt GIVE YOU ALt. THE DIT Publists' Feb. 70. 71, Marts's 4, ti, i U9 - a, is ____ SAVE GASShop downtown Sanford eli 0 B A. member store -- ASK FOR SGT. MINUTEMAN Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Liltla'* I, Jenkins home. Must be teen to lye ap Pr voted $31,900 Terms W. Garnett White JUST CALL: p Arthur H. bkitPt, Jr. refurbished Spanish style JOHN k RI DL . ".SSOC -- - . - , said Court on February 17th, 1973. Tom Webb, Jr.. Director ,. M& L. elimination at eii5t$i"*g controlt (Seal) _____ Senore And _ - f THESE BflWEEN AGES 17-35 Me requir ed to Serve a copy of your (Veterans age depends on years ofto prior service) written defenses. if any, it on and authoril. Wit fired against you f or the rePel c,ef*ry for :0) PAYDAY HEALTH, II COLOR Tv, 514,95 MONTH, RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6441006 - --__ WIll' REALTY Homes, Lots -. 1. - BLAIR AGENCY 332 3544 ______________________ property. deep well, 5)',30, Ol&r 19 73 Chrysler To wn & Country Station Wagon. all power seals 1. windows, air conditioning. stereo radio. Must sell 3230430. lake Mary. ,ee".2 1901 imt twileave ~ llving Call Ken 5ancjon bard, lovely home, nice area 3bedrooms.3batnsOp onr,uallfyin See it! You'll love it. Si Si 1971 VW. AM FM radio, 6$,000miIn Goodcondition,s700 3326007 4 -. Commercial Properties - . I root. '61 Buick Electra, 4 dr. hardtop. Both new insp Best offer. 131 0100 or 1311223 Motorcycle Insurance 53--TV. Radio- Stereo oco Peg Real Estate Brok er %_down! only - '- i '61 LIncoln Cont. Coupe, wtiite.vinyl Yamaha, 90 CC, twin Cylinder, excellent condition. 5)63 Call 373. 7017. -------------_-_ 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha Ave At ly 92 #0 Assoc. Shop. 7973 Yamaha Enduro 175 CC. Excellent Condition Accessories included. 323-0129 after 1:30 oxca d Floridacabinet%. as IS, Cash and Carry. Immaculate PAYTON REALTY tgages NOW t' t From in Sanf ______ 7 Acres near Paola. Home cleared 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, with all the amenities Privacy fr'nce. fruit . Wi " Buy Dir ice, used machine's, MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0691 your Easter shoppi 197 A Honcla 550 Ma k eofler. After 6 322 "M black male, I w1ks. Pick of the 67A-Feed 'JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED ec B r" GORMLY's E. 14, Sanf or d 373 4733 KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv Used Beautiful Country Acreage VMS old, Owner rweds to move. 133900. Beautiful NO P&fklfV Problem when rou 00 ng or at a Downtown Buslne'..smen's torcycles litter, $100 904 771 2209. W ood ___________________ . _ (o'!rnI has bren filed ac,sinst you and ',ou therefore given bY the ALSO - Tr.fI OnrecommendationoltheDirect or den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., it Road OperatIons, the above triftic Post Office Box 793, Orlando, lad sPeed regulations *5TC defer Florida 37507, and file the original mined to be reasonfbie and with psi Clerk of the above styled necessary' upon the bash of the crt in or bef or e March 31st, 1973; en gineering and trIf k in otherwise a it.-dgmen' may be on, p.m. Monday th à ..'f4.tViQ lJ!!htsatu I, '-uit* er Starts Tomorrow Prc';tj ATIOP4 f I's.iIuriiig .\1eldies by Jim &I .)ui4rIU MUSIC STARS GOOD Hotpolnt Wash er Speed Cueen Dryer 377 791 after i -- 2 Beautiful Acr es Trees, on corner, Orange city area 56.000.3771599 bedrooms. It baths, 78- _________________ ., I OF i dtlØn 68 ro 134 i1$ Reconditioned Batteries, $i 95 1964 CIa. Bucket Seats, 4 speed exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, Hursttrans.,good sh ape,1 377. 1109 Sanford Ave. 3633. _________________ - ____________________________________ Convenient Location 76-Auto Parts - -- -_ Irish Setter Puppies ôwks.,AKC, Shots, $l00ea 3276499; Afters.377 7956 _____________________________ ,,,,.,j' W''iliI,, JUpl)JIi3 -____________________________________ ____________________________________________ 6li. IeW baths, with central heat and air. Owner will negotiate 573900 '-: Your Own ' CONDITIONS. IF YOU ARE IN in Sanford, RECOMMENDED Florida (hors d'oeuvres) ST AP PING N 11dIJ Pretty Yellow House You should receive a retirement plan fhat will assure you a check each month after twenty years of part-time employment, at the age of sixty MEET 20 Acres can beclivtoed. Lake Mary, between 3rd & 4th at'Van Buren Ave. 3 blks South of school. B Belltxi. 1912 Louise St , Crystal -i.axe, Illino is. 1972 Kingswood station wagon; 1943 Olds 15 1977 Pon tiac Catalina Rrovqtim All vr-i good ton ----- AKC Labrador Retriever Puppy, --.52—Appliances . -- - THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD according to the Plat :: -' ploym.nt. CAN Pasture near I I. Fenced wood barn, l5 acres improved. Only $100 per Mo. 373 0061 Lake Dof Dr. or call 3" SSSI after 6 p.m. 3729719 Champion lineage. 575 101130. Mr. Anderson, 3635710 E*C55691146 , -.-If you desire acreage, I have it! Large or small tracts from $1,700 per acre up. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6250111. '2 D,,,.,,.. Rl.,.i. LL.. iJ UUlI$Jlll Quiet area V. Stan's Auction es )07 A East ISI St , Sanford 322 9411 location THE BARGAIN GARAGE, 731 Hwy. 17-97, F ern Park, Wed thruSat,, 104, Sun. 17. 43—Lots-Acreage Larry Saxon, Realtor V. I Responsive .- COUNTy Seminole; ROAD - 413 thereof, as recorded in Plot Book I, t3th St.; LOCATION - Section , 7050 pages 07 and 53 of Ihe Public - At Intersec tion with Park Av en ue Records of Seminole County, I' e. I L regular promotions With pay Mses for your th , , 1111 . Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER FIa.'s 1967 Ford Galaxie 300. Auto.. PS, Good c ondition. $600. Se at 1)7 $ai,balaflceQf$45shor AKC "Doberman pincher puppi 5 payments Of ItO. New warranty. Plus finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's large-st dealer, '75 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph. S3113I, Open Sundays 12.6. Hwy 46 1" Mi East Of I 4 ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. )fl 5152 POSIllon Like new condition. sold new for _________________________ 322 7643 i ' , - - Si _ _ come . flrit cho4cet Puple - Mother Peg, Alrdjte; Father, R Pit Bull oo huntingorguard dog, 140 372 1551. Drop in bobbin, jig zag and 3 needle 372 5641 - Real- Estate Broker ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS Days--3726132 Nights 372 3424 or Ph Sanford (305) 323-SilOs and lob, and as ft wears out he should replace It at no cost to you. 10. Yo, should be covered by $20,000 worth of life insurance. -. _ 1.2 BEDROOM APTI. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS Ow your part.time - ell W. Ist St fSUfl.Suru Sale '74 some belOw dealer cost, first - ____________- __ costing & THINGS YOU WANTED BUT COULDN'T FIND Like a good neighborhood. (Sanford, convenient to everything) 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, carpeted, central air, lots of closets. Only $30,900. Ask about our trade in Plan. Call 373 9110 - lilt SANTA BARBARA OR. for this pert summer * ______________________ Moving your mobile home? Have BACK YARD SALE: Bus, 72 truck, will travel. Also roof passenger, boats&motors lots ci _____________________ APARTMENTS 7. Your part-time lob must not interfere with another fulklme Job or your civilion education. 8. You should receive additional edvction at the expense of your parttlme employer, that will aid you In civilian life. 9. You should be given $300 wo rt h of clothIng for wear during the period you work an BRIAN BAMFORD, ef ux. isrid vt at, Defen nts Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES , CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR cAluenan I ON LAKE JENNIE O each Singer set up. 2731410. paymt','t, monthly payments less Misc. Items. 13 11 Mellonville Ave., 3236301. Fri., Sat, & Sun. than rent. Government subsidized GENEVA- 3 BR, 2 baths, mobile to Qualified buyers.. Call to see it home with cabana on 21 -', acres, CARPORT SALE: Antique Signed, you qualify! cleared Good wat er . Some horse Tire loots, Guns. Manage table, pasture. C onsider iecs option, M. UNSWORTH REALTY Movie Camera, ProI,Ior, Lots 115.300. - .. i• •• . )736061,)fl0317 $596, FrI., Sat,, Sun. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN _____________________ Peg Reel Estate Broker * BARGAIN HUNTER* finest AduItFamIly Mobile Home ParL Come out and Inspect • U4.1 U,, ,... __•_•_ Ln "Get 'Em While * New housieS In a rural area No 6own 1 6. You should receive Bank Oullcllno Sanford. Florida 37771 BALL REALTY GREGORY HOMES 3$O3 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5nO * Theyre Hot! * WINTER SPRINGS Saflferd's newest and Lake Mary, 1 bedroom turrsat.hed. rSIce,pfrvat,torma?ureman . No pets 3733920 ____________________________ weeks * REALTORS)?) 6353or643 7333 i3ow avallable In time employer. I 11 healair. I acre, S37,950, Acre bedrooms. I bath. Acre lot. Ideal for Children & pets. FORREST GREENE INC, SANFORD two --. - - -------- Leaving area mtnl "I. licensed, 17 room guest home. Cen tral NSA, yard We ow n it. Will dick er or swap. $71500 ( l~ '_ OBILE HOME PARK COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. 1st St. 313 4I POODLES, standard AKC, S wks, in Sewing cabinet, repossessed Sr.qer's Ltil Wifld ttjhn in mhchirw I ull (automatic P ba lance of $75 or 10 payments of U Your MLS Agency & air, fenced bd-.k - 1973 Cutlass Station Wagon, fully equipped, $3, 495 . Call Duane McGuire at 372 1651. Dealer. ______________________ GOLD - __ Large Furnished I Bedroom - WE BUY AND 'SELL ------------------------_ Sale 1'.ai,d. New inspection stkk.er, Sour new fires. Excellent cond. Call after 6p.m. 3fl-5753. 7 J Easter Values by the Downtown _____ _________ Businessmen's Assoc. ____________ are your key to Asoc. Spring,members Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpel Shampooer for only $1.Soper day. _____________________________ Auction KULP DECORATORS CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________________ __________________________ _________________________ Saturday 7 P M 409W, 1st 3fl7333 -. Open daily tO S We buy, sell, trade we Ru,' Furniture 65-Pets-Supplies _________________________ ": Furni%hed garage apartment, Adults, no children or pet s to Elm Ave May be seen between 36 pm. and tim. you will wath - west to Ridc,n'woc,J and follow the * 'A All this and more for 149.500 Call WekIva River, 1100 Call 3734170 or see at Camp Seminole, ____ f 'tos 64-Equipment for Rent Realty, REALTOR, 373 775a3 Ideal for growing family. Large - 69-Stamps-Cohn _____________________________ -- Q--ftichinOry-Tools *304304 rooms, cherry fireplace, separate REALTORS 2365 Park Dr. dining room, new kitchen, wall to attractive, rent I Bdrmt, live in wall carpet, nIt. 1 bedr oom cot. downst a irs. Ideal for retiree. tagefoninc omeorgues, 'ncIudd 775-3365 u.000 down assume payments, 574-1040 Jim Hunt Realty 1211 32. Will accept Ind mortgage. 2571 Park Or for more information, 3722111 3274914 Lake cottage, for I or couple, No REALTOR AFTER HRS. Pets lake pniviie'ja', swimming 371 9231 372 0645 Stemper Realty 317 3991 2 BR home near hospital, downtown, & fth; ( Central h 8. a Large fenced yard, Central Florida's EXTRA SPECIAL - Large 4 fruit trees, sprinkler System Only --. -MUL TIPL I 11571 P40 REALTOR bedroom 2 bath, family room, $16,5 00. Terms. Ray Lundquist, 327 199) 1919$ French 34.-Nbbile Homes with fireplace, central air, ex Peg Real Estate Broker, 377 7796 Eve. 377 7374 372 1496 377-. 7543 crllnt financing 5)7,750 eves & wkends. Free canoe & fish ng 2 bedroom Clean, 3 br., $750 down, 1194 mo. $ air, carpetIng on scenic Wekay. Harold Hall Realty Downtown Businessmen's Assoc. annual Pt?. rate, 173,300 Acre River. 372 4470 or see at CAMP members Easter Sale makes Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750 7406 S hwy Il 97 SEMINOLE _____________________________________ ______________ ________ _______________________________________ shopping easier with select REALTOR 373 577 - No n,ia*Iifylnnl merchandis.. ________________________ ____________________________ room completely fur cupanc'. Year old Sanford 4 OR, 7 1": Yr. old, 3 bdrm, W w carpet, CLOSE IN- 7 BR $17,000 An*iou fished, air Conditioned 1)50 rn bath large family home Only central h&a, Is,'. immediate t sell ________________________$2,0 CORBETT REAL 00 down, and assume ________________________ possession. Just reduced byowner ESTATE, REATOR, 6484791. payments. Pool & tennis ____________________ ____________ to 175.900. 373 7716 _____________________________ . privIleges. Call 901-767 5415 _________________ 7N ________________ ___________ Owner Anoc. ________ _______________ mes * COUNTRY HOME * ___ - __-__ aw - SANFORD- 3 bedrooms, 11 baths. OSTEEN--- no dow n payment 3 INVENTORY CLEARANCE. See central heat I .PA RI-TIM'E J OB Ill and Preview 1 BR .7 bath, pool, fireplace, fenced, DELTONA-- Clean, attractive, nice yard. Available now I Odrm,, $133 Mo, 2 8drm. 5150 2. You should be told moaths in advance the month, $77 , 500 2420 bedroom, 1', bath, 7 story older home may be.iust what YOU need. - ___ - - - ____ - - - ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. Ind .St. THE BULGING '-"--------------'---3,3-Houses Furnished - control, equipped kitchen, only S27-500 hOvstS, Only 1 1.500 to start. S. report, along with the recom mendatin 01 th, engineer at the NOTICE OF SUIT location or IOcationt described TO BRIAN BAMFÔI1 and below' MAXINE A RAMFORD, COUNTY Seminole, ROAD IS his wife, 600 Orlando Dr.; LOCATION RESIDENCE - UNKNOWN 77010 Section -- At entrance to All parties claiming interests by. - - 601 Celery Ave., Sanford cream, brown & black. 11001150. 1 bath 1. YOU1hOuIdICeIVe-sthast$9Operyear By~ Lillian T. Jenkins COURT OF THE SPECIAL TRAFFIC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. REGULATIONS CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY. FLORIDA. That the Department of Iran ACTION NO. 742100-CA49.B sportatjonat its meeting of JanuaryCIVIL THE LOMAS & NETTLETON 23, 1975 gave consideration, to the COMPANY, requests relating to special traffic Plaintiff, regulations arid in each case made a v. F T N B R F V E R Y C T K B R A V M D man AVALON APARTMENTS bedroom, p,, ____ OEK 10 DEPARTMENT OF - NELSON'S FLORIDA R ROSES -- 1,67 FordPic.up ExcefleM Condition 322 5011 Wanted to buyused office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLLS Casselberry, Hwy. 1792. 5304204. _____________________________ ______ _____ 1973 F or d Courier, tinted glass, AM FM stereo radio. Aiume pa yments.$1o6mo53)o1$$or$ ,, 1127, - CASH .---- dem plan. Hwy 17 92 to Ism SV Nice 7 bedroom block home New 'etuvn Try one and see Call 377 - FOR BIG FAMILY! S bedrooms, 3 roof, carpeted S)t throu g hout t'ath'*, cnnlrar cIrn'*tr COntrOl, --. Rictni%t' o.'i prc. 323 _________________________ COUNTRY family tOOth, pool and p.tio GENEVA, P41cc Sanford - 3 2 bath, central bedroom 1970 mobIle home on 2' heat & air, carpet, drapes, kitchen acres with lots of goodies, in RAVENNA -- GREAT BUYt Four equipped $195 mo 617 30$j cluding pond, picnic table, ut lily bedrooms,7 baths, central climate shed%, Completely fenced ~or Beautiful 3 - 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanfor d Ave. _____ -- Thur1day,Marth13,17$$B 68 -Wanted to Buy __ -. 51—Household G $51 Ford OeseI farm tractor with _____________________________ harrow, 9N Ford tractor With High back velvet swivel rockers harrow and farm equipment. 373 Choice of gold or gre, $19 ,3, 74?4 __________________________ NOLI'S Casselberry, Hwy. 1192 ___________________________ NEW 1, 2 and bedroom homes and townhouses Wall to wall carpet, wallpaper, built in kitchen and no maintenance fee LOW, LOW, W 7 pct. int er est under tan veneer, family room. just S years old Only t79.S1j0 SY1I Here are a few tips on what to look for: Publish: Feb. 20, 27, March 6. U, DEKISS - . Realty • ~ i NEED'A Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. L 13. 70. . OrchIds, 1015 Palm Springs Dr., Altamonte Springs, 339-2237, _____________ CHEAP Greenhouse Clearance- Rabbi, furs. Misc. Friday & Saturday, ,,o 5:30 107 Garrlsnn Or (off W 70th St') ____ A V71.1 11 Clawfied Ad brings -_____________________________ 31APal'tm51tS Furnished ' I. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida . I periods. CIRCUIT Z)1AGON r In the Petition, Publish: Feb. 27. March EBCEYUATOICALTSATTE ! Pop ',W. AND HHBTU tzvctIos The Pslddan nsis %a bellow •Ppw (owatd, b.ckwud, up, dowa, or dMmy in the psul.. Find ch hidden earns sad box ft in uuiuwi 11 _. 0 C W1sasReAIt,kAppd? tee * . Evening IIirald Sanford, Ff. __________ Real Estate OPEN NOON IlL DARK Couple only. No pets 349 5519. - rt ArthurH.Beciwith Clerk of the Court Crela Higglnbothprn Deputy CIe'S. - TATtg HELD T. D C Witness my hand and the seal of saici Court un February 24th, 1913. LOENNcLS0TANNRRU0NR P-PA k of the above styl demanded FtP4ALLVOROWN UPI Ja.tSc*s ? V oTherwIse, a ivdgment may be en February. A 0 I9 tered against you for the relief (Seal) - THA T FUNNY GIRL HAS STRIIIAND AND • Sneak "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" LEE ACRES ONLA1GELC'!i3 Sale or trade waterfront proOi'rty on bedroom, 1 a bath block with brick ___________________ Gulf coilist Call aller 6 P Mr 323 __ I Bedroom home Retired Of elderly P11 ____ Priyai,nt,i;e 1. bath. CaM 322: Iafter 4:30 address is: RI. 1 Box 101 A the C l $ANSACA I P4 - E R 0 R E N_0 A T HJP D N 0 8 I G B N e-,es,a Ct*IM*COCpOJgiø trATuI(5 ____________________________________________________________ ii, s ii q - ___ £S I _- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppricesp&d,us.d,aflycondt 644$126.WinterPark ORCHIDS— $3 to $100. Ana Hari __ REALTOR 3227493 41 Houses - 373 6230 _________________________ BAMBOO COVE APTS. Concemtd good money, tool I'll show you how , Call 441 3079 ______________________________ — 29'-Roonn -_-_-_-. ________ (6) Match Game J__ ja, 'ifl - 13 _______ ________ R V 0 1 T I : Irdtfillsts to your life. And earn Terry Kenny plaintiff FiOfidi, V5 has been filed against you an you Den Sa unders def'*ant are required to serve-a copy of your ________________________________________________ NOTICE OF ACTION written defenses if any, to it on J SICOuI Oath SEEI( & FIND" To: Don Saunders whose last known I Carroll Burke, Attorney for I_ address was 233 E. Sarrcllando or. Petitioner, whose address 15 6)? Longwood. Fla. Sa nford Atlantic Bank building, I CHEER PU I. C AMO P 1 N TNT L I I You are hereby notified ttsat at. Sanfoi'd. Florida. 32771, and file the tiOfltoclalfflpef$Oflalproper,yifloriglnalwiththeClf!kOfCircu., 1IOCCEGJN I KCB I EH8 RGO satisfaction of lies's has been filed Court. Sanfor d. Seminole County, I . 1 against you and )rou are required ,o Florida. oorbetoqe the 0h day f E 'F U L V K C L E A N E I P U UN 0 D ser'veacopyofyourdelensesif any, March, A.D. D. 1973; otherwise af to plaintiff. Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (20) Another World (6) Price I Right (9) General Hospital (3$) Mr. Ed (44)Leavel$To Beaver 3:30 (2,0) How To Survive "- '- ._1 , My lmmacjlt.j Br lllSMo canoe included - on scenic bills! Be an Avon Representative. Add new people, new places, new SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Public Records of Volu,sia Cm ,11y. _____ ___ NOTICE OF ACTION TO: HAROLD INGRAM BOWERS RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tPaat an action tør diSsolution of marriage and to claim spec ial Commission equity in the following described D..b.I&.k. property to war: DEL40 _______________________________-J Lot). Black I, Plantation Estates, IN THE COURT OF THE 16th ' Unit 9, acc or ding to the Plat thereof JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR i recOrded in Plat Book 73, Page 2. JRCES (9) 4 __________________________ Arthur H. Harris Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning PramId - INC. CailBart I Let me till your spring Q1?dfn spot m YOur vacant lots FtOYd Freer. 322 5191 — Mayfair, 7or3bed maintenance, financing arranged 130.500 373 - 372 7570 10th day 01 February, 19 13, March. 197S I F FORREST GREENE, Lots) and 4, block 9, Pine Level, PETITIONER, AND HAROLD heard at said hearing. By order of the Planning 'and INGRAM BOWERS, RESPONZoning Commission Of t he City at DENT. AMENDED Sanford, Florida this 10th day of - ____________ 01 work Call us if you have a real es tate license, and a desire to EARN MOREl ________ Ste n stro iii . ___________________________________ _____ ___ 62-Lawn-Garden WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -- SELL - TRADE j315EF4,St, _________________ For Rent: Office and Storage Space I?fl0FrenchAve,373 1) , 1110W. AIRPORT BLVD. A GOOD SAL ESMAN -is never out The North 330.5 feet of the South EXPANDING- Can you qualify? H. N. Tamm, Jr. 400feetOItheW,st 300 feet01 the Salts career person for this area City Clerk ~*iS' -, . - '. ' 01 th N.. -. . .Ir..'._eii. ('. AnaU•lus. deo'caleo and u,. üim M. uiuno ship 20 South, Range '3) East, Pleasant, Above average cornDeputy City Clerk Seminole County, Florida. mission, with growth potential, Publish: Feb. I3,20,fl,Marctt4. Being n'*Ore generally desCribed 1975 Call me about our sales pr oven as located: East side 01 South DEK and much in demand product. 303 Sanford Avenue, between Airport Boulevard and Sanora Boulevara. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. The price is right for Easter shopRequested re:onlng for the pur FLORIDA. ping with members at the pose of constructing Multiple Family Dwellings. c. _________________ All parties In Interest and citizens In re the Marriage _____ I- ditions. Call weekdays,i am. to i p.m. 3737350 Mr. Belden. County, Florida. And - Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held it the REALTORS373.6353or3fl.$970 Rezoning a portion of PUD 77.1 according to Piat Book 6. Page 37 (SanQra) to PUD Multi Family Seminole County Records. Said Models, maId female, needed. Will Residential, property is presently zoned RI train Send resume & photograph That Properly De%cr,bc'd as The (Single Family Residential) Ofllf No calls P 0 Box isia, North 175 77 feel 01 the South 779.22 District. Sanford, Fla f ee t of the West 300 feet 01 the North All part ies In interest and citizens of the NW Ii of Uection 7, shall have an opportunity to be Truck Stop personnet needed Es Township 40 South, Rang. 31 East, heard at said hearing, p,rienc ed shift manager. Es Seminole County, Florida. LESS By order 01 the City Commission perlenced truck service man, Call Right-of way for State Road 477. 01 the City of Sanford, Florida, this after 2 P.M. for app. 3221443. - Good hours and working con Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Commi'silon Room In the City Hall In I6japws,s. Baker. Experienced on breads CONSIDER ANNEXATION at 500 P M on 1hvrsy, March 20, the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 l975toconsderthefoflowingch,nge o'clock P.M. on March 21, 1915, to and amendment to the Zoning Or. consider the annexation of Proper ty dinance of the City of Sanfor d, described as follows: - 7 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Notice Is hereby given that a 22 Moro refined 39 Deep gorge 23 Blows a horn 40 Traps 27CaiicPto 42 Cubic meter 16) Girl In My ', ., . AMERIC43 AM VALUABLE _________ 36 Fledtost (poet) 37 Genus of 12 More succinct grasses I 9 Italian goddess 38 Noiiirspapet of the hal executive , 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors RE)IEWABLE 11 Everl.aslsng i _________________________ Deal 2:00 (2. 5) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light ___________ I - ' FROM $160 , 323 2L%. ldyttwHde.- 3bedrosw.dble' garage. 2 baths, family room. dining room, utility room wit sink, built-In appliances, fireplace. 2 patIos, fenced, With or without above ground pool i rro old 373 U$1. Real Estate __________________________ .-..-- In 1971 over 1.100 sq. ft for Sale MAI'TLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. 179? Open Sat. &Sun95 3Wn hOE. ?SthSt. 3fl.55 - Unfurnished. 1 bedroom apt, air. Carpeted, Only 193 50. fl 7296 Sr ____________________ no pets * Clothes Washer-Dryer _________________________ Mayhir, kdrooms, central H&A, fireplace, private dining room, 2' lots, orange trees By owner $3 5. 327 4193; Reg, Real Estate Broker floor. Reasonable. 776896 10r7 bedroom Furnished or unfurnished 60' swimming pool. 1770 S Orlando Dr 373 - 14--Campi-n-g Resiorls Legal NOTICE TO PUBLIC - A Marriage (6) As The World Turns Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie Legal Notice 7Creeprag founded saShes ptsnhs Pr ovident. 49 Sou African 8 Ch emical sutt'i 29 Fish *ppi 9 Easton's Beach 3) English stream 50 StripIng 1$ .-- of its 34 Bread spread 57 Adjaclt resorts 35 'Lity mad of ending 10 Scalingdevice Aslolar 53 Depot (ab ) 1 :30 (7,1111) How To Survive 6:13 (1) Sunshine L i T W 0 S UN S I( ci T C k NT ° " T" r- '•"• " (9) All My Children (3$, 44) Movie MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee A HOt1E iianeous _________________________ .-.------.--- _______________________________ CAMP, FISH and BOAT on SCCn1C * Heated Pool v.i!J Wckia tr t the b1'eCding grounds Call 3724170 Or * 1 - 2 Bedroom see at CAMP SFMINOLE. CIIi 473 ISV - 28 -- Wuftiims (6,8 ) News FRIDAY . 34 U, s ne an mals 6 Sk etc had 10 enter the Miss Sunburst Beauty 31A—plexes Large business building, ground 3".3332 Pageant, Ages 3-6, 110, 11-13 I 14hi Call 1-673 2134. Each child Write P.O, Box ill)! receives trrty flfc,f it.'*3277l I ' -- -______ _____ 1 1W AL Calling All Girls Can Help DOWN i Brady Bunch NJ M t. 5 A NO '' '' SlLooas fedt, 31 Put on Oklahoma 32 Summit (F,) 5 Fisherman's g adget (3.5) Florida ' LIfestyle 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON Movie L 9 S6 24 Postscript tab I I Least hoaliny 25 Compass point 2 Clairvoyant 26Irti sorrie sitting 26 Mart unusual 3 Disembarked 30 Mountain pass 4 City In (6) Now You See it (9) Split 1 0:00 (2, 8) Movin' On 47 Herb eve 21 Aroma 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers (44) Movie 9:30 (24) Assignment America (9) 17 Firwe IS Misf or tune Doctors lab) - ___ PROBLEM - -.-_........... Heated Pool, AliAge's R 0 It - - MARY _.: ___________ i SI.. flower 48 Ring of a inn all ii Th state an b ndus!ri.It -- 51 Cfi.4 J4 P40J IS Woo aflecton is Aeouiter SSCrtanil 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel Of San Francisco .' I Junction '- Jackie CaoloSwinn Schaaf Beaver . __________ Motorcycle Helmets, 1 adult Size Four room office suite available ton and 1 child size Baby crib, lease In downtown Sanford. ________________________ mattress and bumper pads. Suitable for real estate, insurance. 322.6457 • Furnished duplex, Deltona, 2 323 1,39 after) attorney's office. etc On Site Central H&A. screened porch: After Hrs 327 1111 or 373 7517 parking 1200 ro pius ut ilities Ster eo, 30 records, $30. Recliner, p draPiti Call 6636379 kM Corner Corner 3rd $t. & Park Ave. 372 VA NO DOWN,) br., it baths, only . $10: Bouncy chair. $3: TV stand, 5373 fenc ed Cflt lot; Extras. LAKE MARY ; Corner table, $3; Table Lamp -• N 3 berm , 171500 3723791, 715 Meadows, Lake M.ary.Sanford $2; Coffee table, $1. 373 3690. homes. Make color selections, 15 Sq. ft., 220 Volt. Ideal for repair Area.? Bedroom duplex, drapes, shoporwarehousefllI)7)or3l? paved Streets, city water. $11,300 Dishwasher, VS pine frtlet,7 — appliances, AC, pool, pool service with Only $200 down. G ov ernment TAFFER REALTY Included, $115. 904 715.3157 ext.' benh, 2 captains chairt, $100. financing $311649, Builder. 279, Don Cline, __ - ___________ Answer to Previous Purzle --- - ------- ------ 37-Business Property ___________________________ _____________ 3" Uld ______ ____________ ______ T _________________________ Q re Tiled kitchen. lot, IInCc'd Qirden, 8x16' block Utility building, barbecue pit, 525,9o0 Call Ken Sfindon. JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SEMINOLE •—_ ---- '. Why stor e It and forget U? Sell it and Sandiewood forget It with a Classified Ad 372 _______ 4—Personals ______ - -- :1 ______ Villas Personiiiizedservicebymembersof 5-amsula Live leghorn hens, while ISALCOHOLAPI4OBLEM they last SOc each for ito 50.1k RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES IN YOUR FAMILY' the Downtown Businessmen's each for 50 or more. Cackteberry *' Unfurnished AL-ANON Assoc Is one reason for East er Farmt, mile off 41 on Samsuia For families or friends of problem Shopping In downtown Sanford Dr. toCackieerry Farms Sign 1 drink er s. _______________________________ For further Information call 173 4357 901 425-5459 * W/W Shag Carpet or write Lecithinl Vlnegart B-SI Kelpt Now Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. all four in one capsule, ask for 11-Instructions * Range-Refrigerator Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 32771, VB64, Faust's Drugs ---------------- -- ___________________________ ACAOSI I Mod@ - - 9—Good mIngs to Eat Friday S. Adutt, No RUIt ____ 41—Houses ises LAKE 3221470 Or ICC at CAMP I Or? Bedroom. AduitsOnly Park Av enue 2SlSPark Drive,327 7561 4--Nrwnals 6:30 (2,8) NBC News (13) Old Smothers Brothers (24) Carrascolendas (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogans Heroes "Little Rhodyit - Noon ___________ _____________ (44) Lucy Show (44) M:ckey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (5) Mery Griffin (9) Gilllgan's Island (13) Orlando City (44) Leave It To (3.5) Movie 9:00 (2) World At War (6) Movip I) Arch-r (9) S treets Of S (35) Lost In 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (24) VIlla Alecjre (24) Sesame Street 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (6) Movie (9) Movie Sunday -- 'Twobedrm.apt..orlarge7bedrom 6'A Care ______________________ houst. 333- 93 70 from 9 to I __________________________ Careforeicjerlywomen in my home. By week or MARINERS VILLAGE APTS month. Eiperenced. 323 65 1 7 Bdrm turn or unfurn 3202 Orlando Dr., 373 $670 ______________________ ________________________________ ___________________________ Deliary, Adults, Lovely large I bedroom air, Ideal for retired FRUIT FOR SALE persons 661 6.IU; 32? 5054 E.V. FOSTER, lake Mary . Noon The Daj Before Publication I 3214396 after MASTERSCOVE ON THE LAKE 323 IiiI. Efficienc y apt., •ll utIllll fur. One space for 6O.65' Mobile home on fllthid, newly decorated qi scenic wild Weliva River, Call - _________ _________________________ II DEADLINES (24) Electric Company (9) Lucy Show With Galadriel (24) Grover Monster * (44) Three Stooges 1:00 (2,8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin ( 44 ) Conversations Show Will (33) Uncle Hubie Show (6) News Big T (9) 7:30 (9) Am America 8:30 (2.111) Bob Crane 10:30 ( 6 ) Live 7:00 (2, 8) Today - (13) Movie (24) Jack Benny 8:00 (2.5) Sunshine (6) Waltons (9) Polynesia For The Fun Of It (24) Bill Moyers (3$) Animal World (44) Dinah - $:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5.30 (2) News (6) Andy Grit 11th (13) Daytime (9) One Life To I thru S times ......4Ica line 6tnru2S times .31cc line 76 times .........24c a l' ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS Neighborhood 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line ($9) Let's Make A -' (35) Batman (44) GIlilgan's Island 5:00 () Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's tSO REWARD for return of or i n I formation leading to recovery 0 adult male Redbone Hound. Tatoo ..i3161" Inside tell ear. 372 3461. RATES Council FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1170 FlorIda Ave. 3736630 'P"tnlentS Furnished -i ----------------. ________________________ 3 tC _______________________________ & Found 831- 9993 1 _______ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll DUPLEX. Furn. or unfurn. dial Free, 6414077 or "We Care"-. ocion., reasonate rent. pr. 'Ho?l1n. Aduffs oi Teens. _________________________ owner 3653731 anytime. Z22-261i CLASSIFIED DEPT. IintSUflfUr I h,) ____ - - - ____ Persona__ __ LEISI _ ----- - - _____ I .i ____ To List _. _J Are you ifull time driver with part time car' Check the Automotive Sect.on in The Henild everyday. _____________________ ______________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types a nd sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY Co. 207W 2 nd St. Your Business...Dial 322-2611 or 83 - 3724437 ______________ 0 t.'; If -- �r. . 108—Evening Herald. Sanford. Ft. Thursday, March 13, 17S 13CETLE BAILEY I )OLI T$4I4K OF ThE '%iEW'6 LIS WIN Mort Walker r o - ir II L) rR, 1 ( I NEVER EVEN AW WE EP ME , By O'Wtl.I) Dtck Turner D and JAMES JACOBY OJ I f I I N South ruffed with the eight of NORTH W) 13 trumos. Ma discarded a dia A K 10 rnondand now South went after VQ 64 trumps Unfortunately for him, AJ2 Mary now held the long trump. £ A 10653 She wailed until South played WEST EAST ace and one diamond. Then she £9652 £ ru ffed In, led the king of clubs ; 1 ndlItched the hand : 09752 a up 4 K Q974 8 chortled East. "If you had S01,411 overruffed South's eight of £ A Q 873 spades when I led the third S heart, he would have made his _______ I 1 1 II r I _________ I tIi I 7 O 1 ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue W14AT A;M r DO?,eT *JOW,UNLESS ... PAML THEY DO- OF COURUp THAT'S IT! FROm 7NE ING HERE? REmEmsER How my CE! CRE017TS CARD DESo?~~5 r s, / A2 THEV 7~41NK rM DEAD! V"T KAPPENS 7HVIZE HERE'To CLAIM IF THEY FIND wr.-ILL W BELONGINGS FOR LIS HERE RE'MKEN E PRISONER. 87th Year, No. 176— Friday, March 14, 1975 : - r Tax "Thank you t replied Mary. "I had tr= -of spades in with my clubs." [Wh vulnerable IA Piss I A -- '1 '1 3, 3£ I'.is Pass - The bidding has been: Pass - '' f' 13 Recovery of the housing market in Seminole County and a sftulus to new construction were predicted today by area ealtors and a land developer If the U. S. Congress passes proposed legislation providing tax incentives and Interest subsidies. Developer Brailey Odham told The Herald the five per cent tax credit, up to $2,000 for persons who buy a new or used house or mobile home between April 1 and Dec. 31, 1975 as a principal West North Fast South Jacobyr I as 3.13THE BORN LOSER -I I DO, 1 AjLs _ I DOW T. Il 0 L - 0 - v s cbe "As soon as you get through ther6, Mark and I are gonna build a tree housel 3 Pass it )ou pla) his call as Blackwood as most people do. bid Otherwise pass, .1. , , B R oger BoSlen FUNNY BUSINESS i f EXCUSE WE,I'm it4 A Instead of rebidding three clubs yimr artner has rebid two hearts Vh,it tdu you do now, Answer Tomorrow Send S1 for JACOBY MODERN bG0k to 'Win at Bridge. this COiflIttC must be in combination with the interest sudsidy under consideration In the U.S. House of Representatives. nis would provide the necessary turnaround locafly in the housing and cons truction indus tries said Wham. The interest subsidy legislation being viewed by the House Banking Committee, Odham said, provides alternative methods of interest subsidy. The one method 'would have the federal government sutisidlie Interest rates over six per cent for the 1 .1 IV . .. I - f4t~~L)4W hiiNc) Lz~iI RRiBy IF HE TOOK ~(:AkE 0F Me FIRW 1~~ By J Developers first three years of home ownershIp. The second alternative would permit the buyer to have the option for the 30 year life of the mortgage of interest subsidy over seven per cent, The House legblation, Wham said, would provide (or 400,000 housing units vj.h a stipulation that 25percentof themoney had to go towad used housing. rebate program and the Hou subsidy plan would together, in my opinion, bring back the housing market to Its pre-1973 level," Odharri said. "I do not believe we, In Central Florida, will ever see again the wild construction activity that was here two years ago," he .aid. The (~;o pieces of legislation i&ill probably bring construction activity to6Oper cent to 75per cent of that level, boosting upwards from the 20 per cent level now being experienced said Odham. ne legislation would frobably push the activity substhntially above the pre-Disney level and to wIthin 25 per cent of "the wild, hectic level," Odham said. 1,as a builder, do not want to me that hectic level reached here again. 11 g so frantic, there was too much wa, too much cost increase and not the quality ccristruction home - by Larry Lewis - 6i;STWE,.N0-Cj I TS 14 saw - lvi~" ( 5aJ ) f47Y JU N" up" . sit - f ., - - ' . -. j4 By BOB LLOYD __ 4-1 A ,-4- DOOR! WANTS i is I DONT WORRY A&CUT V HIM GETTIN' PHYSICAL_ Sit VER C4RNETO TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Rytsl LAST SUPPER SKAW UPON YOUSE, SNWKIE, DEAR! PA MY IPF-A OF A 12- WHY, WHEN I WAS M YEAR-00 IWE STF-ALIN' PA I CWLV SWr:S OFFA IWITY- SF-VEN WMES 15 AMW. , HAs ft NAK PA !19 _-Z FOUMP VY IM,TREE FOUR, AN' PA WISTONE 15 AM MUMER'.I.. BLO NDIE Chic Young - . CELEBRATED so ONS I: _____________________ I / I WONDER HOW COME THEY NEVER PLrr A MAN E MCW41EY? A%0 UkCOLN IS ON T14E FIVE- S41 AS LjC)#4G AS WE CAN T$4AT'S SIMPLE!/ WHY DO Turli*ngton Nixes Recount chools To Lose 670 _T_•_ PRISCILLAS POP NEO OUQ FACE ON rrll ___ wee ' I KNOW WH OT HEAR AND T~41.'sSTANDS 4161-1 CAR L F Sr PRISCILL ViANTS PIANO! POP? Rosenwald in which black students were absent from classes during the FIE count State Education Com- period. missioner Ralph Turlington Basically, Turlington's letter, said today state regulations which wifl be mafled today forbid a separate F"rE recount from Tallahassee, says an at Rosenwald Elementary alternate count would have to V (3 ' WINTHROP 2 by Dick Cavolls ' I A .A.IAY PIP YOU - _____- • E I'm isTiLL too PER cEl'Irr PARRCDrr. ON I by Bob Montana . HEY, JUG LAO WHO WAS THAT LADYBUG I SAW YOU WITH LETS GO NiGmr 1? THAT WAS, TK4T WA LADYS I I _____ _ ____ - t ° -- bids goodbye to $67000 in state discrepancy district wide education funds. . bthre a recount cod be I. Gilbert Gentry, substituted. Chief of (he Bureau of Fthanc, "I the authority to take In Turlington's Tallahassee the district as a whole, but the office, said today a letter is on law does not give me authority the way here from the coln- to allow a recount at one missioner advising county school," Turfington said in a officials of Turlington's telephone interview from decision. Tallahassee. Seminole County school of"NoUting In the regulations or ficlals had feared the county the law permits that," would lose" the$67,000 Thrllngtonnoted.Hesuggested of a three-week boycott at that School Supt Bud L r - ! lw.vuii E JU6HEAL7s REAUy II - - Ail ayer 7 CAPTAIN FROM THE NAVV FLATTOP OFF by Crooks & Lawrence I? / or Inside Sunday II II .. OF HAVINL5 / WHEW w MADU PAYiNG MY A IN ARA6IA O Coverage Planned EVERY - ALC*X i Sanford's beautiful Lake Monroe will be the scene of the Naval Academy's annual Paren ts ' Day regat ta and lures of the event, on the sports pages. y V Wit I -_-i , Adjustment To Widowhood I I J, Widowhood. It happens five out of six American wives, yet the great majority are totally unprepared for this shattering reality. One such widow tells her story, PIC. Women's Section. - FRANK AND ERNEST -- I - - — e0etcjo - , __ -- r Index by Bob Thoves - - r ___ Z10#4 )f Lr li 1! MOT At$ e ___ WkAr ru ir j U WLL i 1 ' T110111"Allod J4$ 1 A#4 1A1 - ____ W5Y stimulation to th housing market because of the legislation. "It will encourage the general public to chase houses and help the mobile home people, many of whom ar e having really hard times," Lor maim said. of the people to a positive vein. ' e reason many are not buying is because Of attitude. Many have money to buy new homes, but are afraid to spend. When money circulates the economy will improve," he said. Gib F(honds (if the First FMer,, ,I Savim, ,~ and Association of Sminolc County said the leglaUon will stimulate the sales of existing houses which in turn will stimulate new construction. But, Edmonds has reservations about the adininistralion of this type rebate program. "It opens the doors for potential abuses. If adm1ntered as It innded, that l be another thing. of He also stated fears individuals who have no equity in their homes will be receiving a tax rebate, predicting ft could create a potential for mortgage foreclosure. L':' 0 F FIE's constitute a five per cent discrepancy in the entire district and not Just in one :school, The state doles out funds to county school districts ac. cording to the number of FTE's or Fulltime Equivalents In Ihat system. A Fulltime Equivalent is simply one student who at. tendsschoolfuHtjme. RALPH TURI I\GThN Since some 211 black students appeal to the legislature, or missed classes during the "simply consider this F period of the recount, Seminole count as lost." County will riot be paid for those He also expressed an un- students who miswd the (vurit, derstanding of Layer's plight The only hope was for a cnd said he was "snpathetic" recount And due to the special to Layer 's position. conditions boycott _ ?UrlIng,r is Layer had hoped the gate response to a request made to would make an exception. his office by layer on March 5. Harris had said that - Dear Abby 8A WEATIIEII Yesterday's high U low this mcrntng 70. There was •' ' keeping problems in the sheriffs department surfaced last May when then County Commissioner Greg Drum. mOnd asked Polk to require mionthly audits of the jail commissary and police benevolent funds. In July. Nwmond said he felt both matters had been cleared up by Pk and that neither appeared to be "felonious in nature or intent by the officers involved — it was Just sloppy bookkeeping.,, Polk said today that Whit. worth probed aflegations too of the conunlissary --and proved them to be unfAurwilm - _____ I - a / T . f- is estimated to amount to significant sum," Layer's always OPtilnist.1c." And the lincher was provided by letter said. In effect, Layer was asking for a separate recount at Gentry, who. said, --It (a recount) can't be done. It ha3 to Rosenwald, which Gentry says be countywide." 'can't be done" "The superintendent and the Meanwhile, the FBI is con. board may ask the com- finuing its investigation into the mistoner for a total recount n Rosenwald situation. School ezistet "If the recount shows a wealth of (oatIon to FBI agents. And bIackspokjn discrepancy district spinoff. wide. And any rcount, ac- - A~ deviation of at least five per Herbert Gelder uys agents cent — ftn Ihe &,jew, figures can have Interviewed him and Obituaries . ........ ....SA prevail " Gen James Gadson, another mover said. Gentry said the discrepancy behind the boycott at Rosen. Television 6B at Rosenld couldn" possibly wald and a threay cou Women's 8A add up to a five per cent tde boycott which was a 4B have struck the adJecent Hall home. V right to know." A hint of possible record flrz Church News ..........6A Comics . oscord ule replies ..._-_ Dr Lamb r I state regula tions call for a recoun t only the Around the Clock ....... 4A Bridge ................3B Editorial ..............4A said the neighbor he Is accused of murdering wo three times with a smaII caliber weapml. Wilbur Hall, 41 of 515 cheI Wednesday afternoon after th,- decomposing body of 47. year-old Unio Lovette waj discovered in a sWow grave in the back yard of the victim's home at 517 Peachtree Lane, Granada South subdivision. sece ora r ear county court Tuesday at 3 pm. in the can. Sheriff's CaPIL L J. Kriz said today that an autopsy gilowed Loweette was "evidenflY killed by a bullet that entered his stomach and ruptured his liver." said the %ictim had also been shot in the chest and shoulder areas. Relatives told deputies Lovette had been missing sin a March 2 argument with Hall over Lovette's yeUow v Dodge sedan. Deputies said evidence of a shooting incident was found on the carport at Lovette's residence where he lived alone. A window at the house is believed to have been shows no evidence of Harris observed all Along that was three months before , r 30 days." "I have had preliminary No Bond Allowed For Murder Sus e any COnceWon and allow the ment comptroHer Oct. i, and recount And tin $67,000 in set up a new office with three - - - d:w Polk said "any suggestionsll "Ever)lhing Is now being put discussions with the auditors,,, by state auditors in the Gov. Reubin Askew's office said today that a probe of into shape," Polk said. he revealed," and when I prellminary disc=ions have Semlinole CO11ntY Sheriff John State Auditor Gen. Ernest receive the audit it win be made "already been put into action Polk's office has turned up no EUison's office recenUy audited public along wi my II t a we' t ng evidence of wrongdoing and the the sheriff's department any criticisms in the audit." order case Is closed. Polk said, upon hearing of the records but Polk said he doesn't- Polk ha-5 20 days after the The probe, by special expect the report for "about report is made to file his statement by Askew's Office that the Whitworth probe prosiecutor Eugene Whitworth of Gainenifle, was ordered last revealed no wrongdoing, said, "I'm happy. I knew all along JUIY by Askew after allegauOns of misconduct they wouldn't find any regarding g in ongdothydepa s department. rtment. Today a spokesman for the Ct I'm happy that the repon w governor told The Hexald Oiat finaUy reached the governor Whitisrorth'&.report is con. and that the citizens of -All. M WMI be relmad 84mimle County are being told SP.1114111 - mm 1"wbied in wrongdoing and -there is no reason to pursue the in. vestiga tion further or to file any charges." e spokesman said Arthur Can a y, legalcounsel 0 governor, recently talked to Polk and suggesW that the sheriff "improve substantially the auditing and accounting the potential loss in funds, procedures" In his office. Layer's assistant, Roger Polk said today Uiat despite a Harris, who's in charge of county commission turndown finance, had been skeptical all on funding for the position he Aong Wit the state would make hired Ken Munroe as depart. By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer V L r Torn McDond 4crnkr), breaks the bad and penn the wine for his dliei$es firom left) Philip, played by Chock num; John, &Uke FItzgerald; Pela, Buddy Echols; Judas, C1111111110 Jshfim,' Thomas, Chock Hardwick; h1tatthew, Price Baker; Andrew, Bob Neyem and PAY 31111117" - ne 1killied 61=4, Take This CuPt III being performed by the Fellowsildp )?b Wjbt tbrosta ti-t" .,Iatbeft*-t%W?4,etbWWChtihFeflonWp^% - ywtl I:- -.,WAY-w-if Ai, WASHINGTON S ON tcd with Canad ," Polk said today, HeraldStaffWter low RMSY YER NR%f - re dicted s ew ears o es a ion n s 41 i.i_._. IM, by Garry Trudeau fl*Mfli( said. The five per cent tax credit, he added, would be at a total rebate in the area where housing inventory is the greatest locally the $35,000 to $50,000 level price range. The rebate would come from the goverrunent in the form of a tax M*dit Instead of from the builder. "It's quite a dc -fl," l," Sanford rcaltür Julian Stinstro nisai "I don't if is 1.3 the answer, but I do know this is d. the time for Congress to do something to get the homebuilding in dustry back on its feet," Sten3trom said. 44 To lick the unemployment problem, the coneruction wor kers of America must be put back on their jobs. When this happens automotive employes and those in other industries will also go back to work," Stenstrom said. James R. Irmann, president of the Casselbey fm, Lormann Inc. Realtors, was enthusiastic, foreseeing a 0 V 10 DOONESBURy - owners are entiUed to receive," Odharn said. "The two pieces of legislation, Oldham said, would have an effect now for the basic reason people are holding off making a housing inves tment even if they have a need in buy home, he 0 newVaped, P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station. Now York. N Y 10019 -- " h,' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS QrO-IiEAR, NO-CUT CONTIZACT 3a Pass 4 NT. Pass You, South. hold best worrian, bridge pla yer of the early '30s. She had a habit of making p1 i (hen prtin (Jill'9 thuy wer U* the result'ol 11, fortunate accident. Mary who sat W est d id not consider a bid of five hearts. She knew her partner's preempts were real trash. In .inv even she thought she might beat four spades. She opened Ilit' ace of hearts and continued the suit. South ruffed, led the ueen of diamonds. played Jummy's ,&k and watched Fast ta'k is king. Fast led a third heart and by Art Sonsom ____________ 15 (040911 N..,TD t4OW WO Pass Mary Olrs. Emory) Clement &"1-- 3-41 Proposal Lauded By DONNA ESTES Herald &r1kr J . , .. Cut em ino e ous n9 Recove ry , Weess t North or East a S00 outh Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents •' , - ITIS A B R IE u " # i by CARNIVAL The Seminole County School A - .. _ L. ' .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' -- -. "" ' . - - _ - - -- " . - - I. ii. 197S-4B _Jue;day.Mr. BEETLE BAILEY IELLO,ERAL W? JJE c4LL. tiE Z4-~~?~ I t-, , 1 ,_11 L -1 I C p o -. , "''',,0 -#k '' 1#; o 0 W93 , i103 I WE WOWT g,kVE CUg&E? ,/ ANY P6t.EM 11NG OPE. WI-M "THE FALSE CREDITS CARPS HAVE 'TO DO NO -, - - r_1_1)A_ I r~l- I %% rtl i - 1111 is- 4. . , . Pass 011 - Iiss '. I - PN. , _; , ;" I k V%) ____ IA I'lass 1A as 1'ac Opening lead - 3V ____________________ 3.04 ' ' ' i- -$ III ~ . 641AD16 OLL A&? \ \ \ m' . 40V D4 D '- - ! 4 Pa."s I A I'ass "Certainly, I keep money in • l £ up with the ace. Terence Reese asks. **What A - Bid three notrump. I ou are ter% . ,ArII prepared for a heart fe.id, iout should South do next?' FUN/IY BUSINESS ! LLT,4.6 SACK)~ I qusiui w;m CASH.' - ~ By Roger Bollen r, CN sECC~,Z pur M IN -, CiA.IE ~ I F jC4_e - _ . hire Freeman several months contract with the county Freeman told The Herald most vocal supporter of Kimbrou last night also Freeman's rates are $25 an that he was sure that Marsee Freentan left the motion to indicated that he would never county would not be billed for hour. would not bill the county for the die. vote to pay Freeman's monthly Seminole Coupty Corn- the transition work. But Freeman told The Herald same conference. But a flhisSioners last night - minus a fees because he didn't approve "It's well-documented on that '1 never agreed to that," in representive from Marsee's KiIIibrO u 'h ad nii1te that vote that probably would have record when we chang of the way the attorney had ed at- regard to not charging for the law of fi ce said they expect the on ce Kwiatkowski returns, th decided to the contrary vo e been fr.red. The night Freeman torneys t ha t it woula not be transition. "It's dumb," county to be billed for majority of the board will no had claimed then that the I , ' . :i ' ______ .' - sugar bowlt Sugar is I to hold back one-half of the costly to the citizens of Frmansaid, "Youquadruple sersices. doubt vote to pay the entire was appointed permanent A legal fees requested by County Seminole Cou co un ty attorney, Klmbrough A"t nty," Kimbrough your hours by doing the Corn amount eqed by Freeman. and Ki brou 'h Williams had left the and : __________ Attorney Tom Freeman for his said. "Iliere are a lot of research yourself, instead of (it full month of work Williarns also rapped the total meeting in protest before the inissioner Dick Williams moved ' tharges in vo l ving transition talking directly with Howard amount of the payment 'The s When f withhold conthcted " to t he by $5 , 9 36 entire9 bill Commissioner John Kim conferences between Marsee about cases and other county ' llowed argument of those corn t Herald today, Freeman f F I a11 brough, who Initially asked that and Freeman that were In. business. the $3,000 payment aftei- missioners who voted to hire chastized newspaper accounts . no payment be made to dicated would be (lone at Kimbrough said that "1111 be Freeman said he would have Freeman as that he would of the contmulng board riff over a financial rip-off it we have to Freeman for February, said the Freeman's expense." save the county tnoney over his appointment as And, in inutht r a l t ered [)ay I rciiian ilkr sst. alrea dy trouble a ttorney had bilkd U count) Marse At an aserage of ,o0O yellow journalism" It comes for transition work done with motion that did not pass, paid Marsee for the same in. payroll without 'payment I a month, annual fees would be former County N, , 4 Attorney Commission Chairman Sid formation." In addition, Commissioner Mike flat- $72,000. Kwiatkowski had "and its like kicking a dead % Howard Vitilen Jr., voted to pay the Kimbrough said that Slarsee's taway initially asked the entire previously L argued that horse." Asked whether he February bill except for the firm of Pitts, Eubanks, Rs fee be paid, and was supported Freeman would save the county wanted reporters to supress ximately 10 hours that and Rumberger will surely bill by Villilen. But the abience of 17 per cent of an estimated news of action taken in an open Freeman commissioners who were charged for the Marsee the county for the "transition" Commissioner harry o,0Oo in fees that Maee public meeting, Freeman voted to terminate Starsee and conferences by Freeman. By meeting with Freeman. Kwiatkowski - the board's would cost the oounty this year. much too expensive to leave in a place like that' ' hold Q • '1 A I You lgotji~ Lia V r, -, /3-1/ t %A Id Herald staff Writer J. I missionH o s Freeman s Fee 8Y BILL BELLEVILLE 3 -.1 11 EioS%e%(rtect did leada heart t 60~v C0 M .~ I .. . South North Ft Pals I 4 ljcs I against any lead but a heart. niom y 1, I . _______ I Ii T Four heartsssht1s in easily / - ______________________ 'iiii' The bidding has been l' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents r I IV March 12, 1975 67th Year, No. 174-Wednesday, 11 t I -/I Ft teiiilil I I club to durnmy's queen and ttrI F& / North A ./ '' or six South scores h. 10th trick and contract Si &i . South . ___ / ') I ~r~ I he ruffs in on dummy's club ace .iii'r s uIrn'rbIe POUND! - P, .... WArT RETURN! IS ' THE APPR3ACHING MATER Th- I .0~1 6' 1 ! he leads a dub to d ummy 's ace and ruffs dummy's last club Here again East is helpless if ,t 7 6 5 V \ SOMNE WHAT'S S, I .4)1111 _______________________ by Dove Greu. UNIFOMS nNISHED, / so .'q' •h 8 . .."THEY 'RE READY! 0 I I~/ a makes no difference. If East rulEs in any time, there will be no way for o lead a third hin: (lummv'StaSt trump. South's next play is to take . A %Q61 4 MADE - I , - ALLEY 001' rulis 'ides and _____ 1 '' i "1, C' -A - II%USflAIDanilJitSlp%(uIW '\ \ Cc Ss AND I T " G! ~~ ,-7 by Dick TUrfl,, i. BRIDGE, AT __ My DIP 7? r CARNIVAL WIN Mort Walker . ' 1tL 1. C - - i ~~ ' Before you go ant, further see _______ 9__ ___________________________________ Li . 1 1~ lk , - 1. . ;7-_ P~ ~ ,.. _ A i DOONESBURy n 'k~ 6 7~ J % . I ~ 6q~~ 1'(' I- ( 1 ( cHf -.. ,. ~, i - 1.1 it, " ~J SAY TRATS -I ~ r,, -I I . I - Is 1 - Ii - -i --- --- 1_1 f ' I LOSE SOME WEIGHT OESSET I t_ 4 ______ ~ I In fl I I L--. - r ,;~~sw A I - I P, - , 7111 q- - I k ', -- -- - flOE5 UA 1 ; I ..- ,~) , ç WE'S I 1~ I . I 1, I~ I ~ r 6 . . - -_- - i , - - - COMIP.J& _____ --.--- 3 . I /I -' • 1 i !I 1 I -. . *9 _ ~ C ,I I ~_ lzz~~~ I %~ 4~__ " 11E~ ( %_ 1' 'I (*-.,/ , A, ft - I II I L' _1 ~'- p -_ J TASTES OL D SOCKS IN - "I --' i/I. cQifERWIj.t,B r;~~_ - I 5.11 P I X & IT%UST8Q EXCUSE W • f I •SOCKS EST -INGiPiG OYES? Ti4iSTOVE ft - ,',I'll 11 • i I I / A I / Iii I / ' , le' ' ___ ) / ___ ____________ I' I f ' ( : 1 I MAIN- ' .. PC5 It -r LEK & MEEK '. -- _____ - - - U w• b V Ho ie Schneider - . .i - " I I., -- - _-1(;i9k it,',f i ,~-ka __ I -. .- _. ~, 1. : 1A - .! 1' __ ~____ - .. - -- .- - - - __ - - - - 1" I II w - t - 4 - - -- r, . i I _ 4±~V 1 - . - ' ______ FRANK AND ERNEST . --4 . ~_I -_.. .P I I I~ - I I. Lt . 1 ~§ / I- ~ 11 -III] ~1 ~ 4~~~___ L I,,- SHORT RIBS N*VING _____ __________ -i i ,, 1i - - - 11 ( -f -y.7 1 ~- - - - - ! 0 £ o oYH I Ill , ____ I Wow Ai J1 4 L___ - - . _. -1 - --.* ~.. * . - 1 -, A7 .1 f#4AV11F -- '• • I ' 12A I. li~ _. IV ' . I - PUPILS TOUR Complete weather deWls on. - recess where the old and new sheriff's department buildings meet at an expansion joint on the south side is where investigators believe someone 1-clim. bed" up the stucco wall and squeezed ftough a narrow wall opening to pass contraband through a catwalk window to prisoners. Assistant State Atty. Bill Staley charged Blackburn *,got '• -_ - 1 - - S -- ________-- ough a rear "sailly-port" gate at the JaiL Seven per3ons, Including live jail Inmates, have been charged with carrying tools into the jail to aid In an escape or forcible rescue of an inmate, conspiracy to commit a felony and carrying con. traband articles into a county detention facility. Mrs. El&ine Edge Clanton, 24, and Mrs. Mary Jane Shazer, 2D, both of Apopka and wives of in. circuit court Monday on the makes as a secretar) at possible" to present a reoccurrence smuggling of items into the count y jail, Polk salt 20; Roy Brown Clanton, 28; It - Roc Ray Darneli, Marion le Core), , and r Blackburn's 23-year-old also, I I Polk confirmed the -wall I climbing' incident in mates, face arraignmen in were sad about one-third of the way through, a Sunday, March 2, following upward. Brown splotches on the stucco were also the smuggling of the saws into the jail. - - - - - ' I. parently the night of trail of footprints leading - ~ - Floyd Jo:d)n. discos ered that sheriff's had dusted the exterior wall finding a - charges along with Inmates Lawrence Grant Shazer, Polk said the escape attempt was discovered March 3 after "several" I in vestigators 1 .iI _~ - - - - 7 _ . t connection wi th the atI tempted Jailbreak after I e.r - _ %-W :,.-wvr:qg -it ___________________________________________ : SJC ficiaI3 said yesterday. .--- Needs - . V_ --- President Earl close to the figure state off Icial doled out to the college for this - _- s operating budget 3 , ri. 'I iIi1i11i =-_ -_ - I r.z - - %A it i 1 l ' I $147 million - as outlined by Earlier ttds week, Weldon Trustee Thelma Askew -the school still will be told The Herald that he Owsn't disagreed with the purchase of forced to operate with higher tenyorn the the stage use was a one er number of staffers at the bid Item and she felt additional operating costs and fill with the college. bids should be made available same amount of money that Education Lommisslone- for Purposes ofcomparon But Askew's $4.4 bilhon budget was in last year's budget. Ralph Turlington had requested school officials assured the So, Weldon and school of. $l million to rm the state's board the one bid was because f or fiscal year 176 comes to less than the $46 billion that the ficials are working on an Junior collegeL Askew came only one company chose to hid state will spend this year -and austerity program Though still back with a recommendation of And Mr Carolyn Stenstrom this year's sum includes cuts unfinished, Weldon outlined $1479 million. School offi cials rehngulshed the chairmanship, Of Approximatels, 60 Forest City Elementary School thIrd grWers averaging 4.3 per cent after some the areas school of. had anticipated a minimum of seconded a motion by Trusteo went on a field trip to the Seminole County Courthouse to see how hard times slashed anticipated ficlals are loo ki ng at in hopes of $130 million Miae to purchase the courts are operated. They are shown with their chaperones state revenues by $232.2 saving moneY. 'I"he final figure will be some stage and it became property of outside courtroom nhere court was in session. I Iil1l.sil. will ty Of conire ,' betwen SJC. - - - handled mesh will be totalled in the ope ning "as soon as Herbert I indse of Franklin N are willing >to t property for security appeal nd . the jail. Some transported prisoners normally are the butlng design. A steel Blackburn has appealed his daughter Mary Susan said she eac used by anyone entering the court her husband no longer south Seminole home is mortgaged and subject to federal tax liens but friends including a be IW week approved Polk's request to purchase a $1,750 metal detector unit to be installed at the first. fl oor main jail en trance has any income and she manages to survive or, what she Mrs Blackburn said their est cannot "cemented up" because of Orlando's Mercy Hospital. HARLAN 1)1BUlt opening Mrs. Lucille Blackburn told . Florida's junior colleges, which concerned" and is helping be purchased by the library and portable stage for $4,36 It will lien broken down, allows initiate cost cutting measures, money will be saved in the print arrive in t ime for this year's Seminole Junior College (SJC) Is x1t 2- .It \ TL that a three-foot wide burn still has community ties in Se mi nole and he should be freed from prison on bond pending the appeal court decision. - Weldon told the school's be asked to travel less, less what Askew pro ,w t board of trustees yesterday this equipment will be purchased, [louse decides and the final year's budgeting is chock full of audio visual equipment pur. figure arrived at by thie Gov. Askew's budget mayks, but he also mid the chases will halt, staff positions Also at yesterday's meeting, allocates about $147 million to college's faculty is "real may be fruien, ft!wer tx)oks will Lrustees voted to 'purchase a - k on the case. He argued Black. seen, indicating chemical tests of some type had been made at the location. Po sai d today that not nfl the smuggled items in over the wall. "Some items apparently were brought in through the front JaU doer," he Herald Staff Writer %. .. _ Polk confirmed reports skew Bu et Near :;K1 1 1. . - \ I appeals court sM hadn't ruled A _. - / In the low to mid Mi. Lows Page 5A. * L ~. ~ . - . _-_ . - I . Imma ':'. 171 ; tonight In the low to mid ~_ '-;!. V Yterday's high low this mong 62 Mostly sunny and warm through Thuda y Highs - V. - . W - -, __ - sl . . %'EATfIEIt V ._13 % -: ., - ~ Wonen' ~ - m_;___z - L . -# - - - . l torney J. Cheney Mason said yesterday after five mon the and a 24nch crowbar got a second-floor cellblock occupied by 18 inmates. into went out and hunted him down and put him where he mot to stay.It Appea at =f z _. *~tw-3-Jn an-fewtm atkmpt -c' C (Ner t6 wall.11 Previc,usly Polk had declined to say how two complete hac ksaws, blades Court-appointed defense at. Lonviction in the Lee case to the is willing to pledge her home on sick" and hasn't worked in a Fourth District Court of S. Rio Gra Av . in Orlando Ir 15L . - convicted. It's not a respect for where W 7 , I ___ 6_" -_______-~=__ ~_-----11 -_ - & ~ -_%.- :.- - fW- , m ) _____ ____ 4MAL t-t-.. OIariS A # ... 10A Dear Abby ................l / I Florida with two counts of sale, one count of delivery and one count of conspiracy. Ga., ___________________________________________________________________ month. !-.r ~iW_l 15F 3 dt: M. comment, however, and authorities said he "has been - I f Lee wasn't available for dercoser agent lie is charged additionally in ____ by Frank Hill ,~t:~,_ I Florida to surrender on the Florida drug 9A - i L - --~~ in Cambridge, Mass. last month to an un- Comici L J ' - Berry said plans to have Loudd return to ,2A I I toda) by the Herald in authorities said he is a Sunday jailer at the Cobb Count) Jail Calendar ............... 1 I I w_. .-. . d , 1~ - . ~ I. e longtime lieutenant Clyde Lee in a Longwood telephone booth le survived and as located Marietta, - I- connection with a June 1971 assassination attempt on his Iudd at that time Iudd Is charged with distributing cocaine 19 : ~.' . - , Ir.r , ~ , .. "-a i to 10-year state sentence in said Bern said a grand jury is expected to cons ene in Boon toward the end of the .10 ~ r ~ ;) I Berry would not comment on reports Utat !..A ,_%rI ~ , ml I . ; sentence He u now at Ike Butler servi ng on a six months (mall) returns to Florida month and could return indictments against index . __ . __ 7 T I I ) -* L ' __-_ ,P L -- Z I ___ -.. .1.. I I I ~ %I LEAVIAJ -L, &I%V, &,;r F year gambling and income tax - I t. more than two years of a 2 Berry referred to the fact that bonds charges fell through yesterday when it became apparent it'tat federal drug charges - Blackburn received a federal parole March 5 after seming totaling O0,000 had been requested to detain udd for Orlando lnestigators I I , ~ft ( -' I Berry said he would also represent Loudd in defense of the state drug charges when Ludd I 1111110111~21 " McGregor said yesterday, follo%ing a two-hour hearing in chambers, It I would rule by noon on bond for Blackburn. But this morning a court source said McGregor was involved in juvenile court trials and the Blackburn ruling was not expected until later today. trial on April 14 In Orlando. Altamonte Springs to Boston. "Let's say biat t up in the air," Be - -_ M - -T. -- central Florida gambling czar, on appeal bond. state charges of embezzlement of state sales tax money from Blazer ticket sales. "And I expect we will ask for a change of venue on Owt charge when it comes up next month," Berry said. The case has been set for Berry said. I,There Is some question about the bond the Orange Count) people want Rommte to post After all, these are not murder - I f - -.- Robert B. McGregor was scheduled to nile this temoon Berry said he would represent Loudd on suit might be forthcoming in this matter," I cha rges" _____ Seminole Circuit Court Judge Harlan A. Blackburn, former I ; some of ed ina the county jail at Sanford Wt weekend and :contraba nd 0 - Deutsch said he had reason to believe ldd would not be treated fairl y in Florida The attorney said Loudd's life had been a nightmare since the Blazers ran into financial problems and suggested federal authoritie-i should look into what has happened to his client In Florida. Florida law enforcement officers. Loudd surrendered yesterday in Boston on federal drug law violation charges and has been released on bond by a U.S. magistrate. The Altamonte Springs resident and ex managing general partner In the defunct World Fooftll Uague team Is wanted on drug charges in Orlando. Berry said Loudd would fight removal from Boston to Orlando by Orange County authorities to answer the charges filed a ga inst udd over the past weekend, Judge Willie Davis approved Loudd's release yes erday on $10,000 personal recogn izance and later ludd posted ,000 bond on the Florida drug-related charges. There is good chance that a civil rights Sherf John Polk today reluctantly confirmed to '4' - Iudd, who has been told to remain in the Boston area, would move his family f ront • - _', .1'.. , !, I '- - Crooks & Lawrence ', By BOB LLOYD Iferald Staff Writer Td I .. -ig -_11% I A j! i - - 4% . 4- Smuggled Items Came Over Wa Blackburn Freedo-A Rul ing Is Ex ec ed . and fight them." t IT/ . I - ____ i . " AY5 PROTfTIvE A1R. - - I!, by Bob Montana , _______ .. I !'W&Ly FROM -ritAr TASK FORCE ?4E-AZ . -1 I I A I . ;0 :0 0.0.ro #Y - - I , by 0. . . ~; t ; ft &Z-,%_- I.. . - A CAPTA IN tACV , - - _/ I ( .lil I , 1I \ Ik I 0% . . I I - " 0% .0. 1 - - . ~ .. 4L Lt "4 er challenge Roger Berry, a Sanford attorney representing Loudd, mid such a milt might be filed in federal court by a Boon la wyer to it, ,,.~ .J AMiUTE I ' - dw . I _________ IVI .i _____ . _; -_ -;) football player. .0 ; ,/ ~ I r Ofl morning until after he decided to surrender there," Berry said, Looudd's Boston attorney, Robert 1. Deutsch told newsmen in Boston Ludd "will defend char ges brought against hi m" and "We will Indicated today the possibili ty of a civil rights snitto "prode relief" to the exro(eonal TRY LIFTING I May 1 rfilght b6 filed in Boston against the 41-yeardW ex-foothaHer. "I was not in towh with Rommle yesterday mer Florida Blazer executive Rommle Loudd , ARC HI E 10,4ACk. O GE T`7111,* l WHILE I/A ALEP CRU MMY, AND CRAVI WI F L' READ ~ Declaring their client Is beset by "an l visible hand in Orlando," attorneys for for. k T by Dick Cavalli 70 101 FZLS *4 ØIR fly 1-1 .; y \ / II S~ # ISA WINTHROP I _q By GLENN MkCASLAND Herald Staff Wrille ir 9 by Al Vermoor ,.-- o- . -'111~~ : A* - -T4 DATE, . I IA A' • D orney$ ~ ____ - -;. HASN'T ryE% A WeAvy 1.31 !~. ..17, 0 I% 1 ~ SHE WITH us, HOLLK YHOC I Ii ; I~ i `1~ 1 1, --- uN I I 0 ., I 0 - JJ A 44 Suit On Civil Rights il . 130n4 WtS -.- N.- I U 1. 0 -_..'~.' %?~ 1 \ Ii r - F. ____ He added that almost $120,000 "Sometimes it takes chIldren private society in 1971. has been raised for the zoo at to wake up adults," said Airs. The zoo's director, retired d our thousand poun s of chk Ic en, Ryan this tine- well in excess of the Peacock. "I really feel guilty Rear Adm. tsl1e J. O'Brien, $89,000 goal for completion of now for not supporting the zoo." said a veterinarian Is monitor- - ___ ___ I li, - . I - ' Narro w ope ning givesceilblock access .,- ' by 1. K. Ryan _______________ .I nett and a,.variety of other crease its $M,000 annual con. feed them, but because it does banks to buy food for the tributiontothe zoo. The zoo was not have the money to build new animals s uffering In that city's formerly operated by the city :. rim % I. --, TUMBLEWEED - 60 4 - reason why It should ip the where we can't com." he said. reported. the first phase of the new Curator Doug Dean stUTW Ing the animals daily to prevent future, said Central Fur1da According to Ryan, the local "In addition," he added, "we Central Florida Zoological heated cornmuaity reaction malnutrition. Zoological Society president Zoological Society has adequate have an energetic group of Park. The move to the new zoo when he revealed that the Rations to the apes and other Jim Ryan, this morning. funds raised from admission volunteers working for the zoo "The Jacksonville Zoo must fees to the old Sanford Zoo to who will go out and sweep the Is being scheduled for early Jacksonville Zoological Society primates were incressrA Tues. summer. ordered drastic food cuts for day. I . don't see why It should. Ryan said local zoo officials Zoo, however, and there is no increased, but not to the point I 1; . • . 'd I ___ __ . r / / - ~, - - . ChIC Young # . jj.1- '.. ,' Meantime in Jacksonville, most of the 900 animals last one mother, Marybeth Friday. The Zoo has not turned down Peacock said tier nJr5Prv M?ynr Te d c additional animals during the goup of five children voted w ill -propose that the city In- n daily by local to put their animals on half have not found the cost of rations. rtmdlilg atilillU13 has risen freezers are full of good beef No such alarming situation substantially in the past several to five exists with the Central Florida months. "Food prices have and k - - I . J.0 IN IN cov- ,> - AE4 rrt..'~o I .- I - -- 70- / 1 '\ .____ -- ____ ~~ N -, - I ____ I DONr 'fl-4N1< -' I I _-J 'I % ~X~ I _____ AR / -. 1, . I I I'LL 64AVE ANY - I I I I J I BLO 'DIE ? . X, Z\ . - piggy banks - officials of the Jacksonville Zoo say the) plan tI * .1: 0 . "We have donations of celery, cabbages, citrus fruits, chicken past year because it could not Tuesday to empty their piggy and children are emptying their dition exists In our zoo and I :- / (~~y j',(- b'L I ' I --.. I N L -f 1 I I . ; I 4J I ! 1 I i .; : ape feed its animals, In addition, streets if necessary, to get food animis and must be finding the Zoo receives tremendous for our animals." they just can t hack it, R)an support from local growers Ty / 911r hW_j p- AW7 have a tremendous inventory of ,, by H.imdohl & StoeI . 00"T A INSW =AN IT D41! LOOK - . I "I GRP!L4YSOTY % 'i" ) . BUGS B'N'-" I SjpW AL b 0 ! - By JEAN PATESON Women's Editor '1951'% -) I Ii - . fT Ir / Central ::)o erme n oo _________________ -- \ I . .1~i I" by Garry Trudeau by Lorry Lewis J LO4$ F'ACULTSo SALARIES- Jjl 1 -_ ns"PaPe". PO Box 489. Rau?o vRES) P ( / H- AvI CASE TE3 = ..- ____ - ________ 3-11 ___ - book to Ir which must win against aniI 4n, //- , Answer Toinorro contract before he can make a - _ He should la ) mistake" -1`I"`- --------- i ss . l ~: I-__ -.,- _ _; " It-I , ' one lit 1! ________ �IA—Ev ening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 12, 17S Schrims her Annexation Considered NA110N By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Mariner 10 To Take Last Look At Mercury PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - Burning Its last drops of fuel, Mariner 10 will take a third and final closeup look at sunscorched Mercury on Sunday. The bug4hapd space explorer will make a four-hour fly-by, passing at one point only 131 miles from the surface of Mercury. It will be the closest flyby of another planet yet attempted. The encounter will exhaust the 1,000-powvl probe's altitude control gas and propellant. It will go Into orbit around the sun , a space age ghost ship. In addition to snapping about 650 photos, the fly-by's primary objective Is to gather data about Mercury's unexpected magnetic field. It was discovered by Mariner on its first rendezvous with the planet March 29, 1974. Carbons LONG WOOD City council th is week authorized Preparation of a resolution of "intent to annex" the Joe Schrimnsher prcperty bounding Range Line Road and SR 434 and set a public hearing for? p.m., April 21 on the an. notation. Zoning requested Is B..1 business district to permit construction of a $9 million offlce park, according to development consultant David Farr. Although the property is zoned agricultural in the county, the city will apparently ignore the state annexation law — IN BRIEF Thurber — Uncovered which forbids increasing zoning board recommendation First. Councilman Don Schreiner asked Julian to formulate a list of procedures which should be followed In annexation and rezoning requests. Both Grant and Schreiner were members of the zoning commission prior jo their elections, In other business, council: Delayed consideration of George Scott's request to vacate and abandon Lakeview Avenue between Georgia and Seminole If the right of way were vacated the property would revert to Scott, the ad— acent property owner. Grant indicated he favored closing the street, but retaining the property for a mini-park and to provide the public access to the lake. Adopted unanimously an ordinance repealing the city's animal control law in favor of participating in an animal control program with the county. Heard a recommedatlon from Msycr James Lormann that the warren street extension, east ofSR4j7beclosed and turned into a parking lot for merchants in the area. Lormann said the merchants — — fronting onSR427 have no place to park since the county posted no parking signs on the cast side of the road as requested by the city. Lonnann said he checked Into acquiring a traffic signal and found that the cost, which mer"hants have agreed to help pay for at the thtcrsectionofSR 427 and Church Street. is $3,500 to $4()()0 The .ayom said he also Is working with the post office on changing the traffic pattern at its parking area to cure traffic hazards there. Accepted the low bid of Davis Meter and Supply at $7,855.12 for pipelines for SR — - UNIFORMS By WHITTENTON ACTION LINE & UNIFLAIR --ALSO PotaI Uniforms by Penn Garment stock I 434. - Authorized Public Works Directc RJph Fisher to seek bids on 300 feet of 42 Inch drainage pipe to complete the Land Avenue-Credo drainage project Accepted Grant's offer to assist Fisher with Inspections dt'ring the Illness of Building hispector David Chaeey. Authorized Longwood Utilities Inc., which owns and operates the sewer package plant in the E. E. Williamson Road area, to continue operating temporarily and charging $4.50 monthly for service. $ /' FLORIDA \ / " DEAN'S CAREER 834-9960 I Block So. of Dog Track Rd 312N Hwy. 1flChh1iy — Levi 4- Madigan, acting corrections no acts of violence. — — r~Jamestown Rezoning Approve7 d and Bernard director, said there had been State Prison Inspector C.S. Sabiston said after a fourhour meeting with Inmate spokes men Tuesday that he would forward his recommendations to Louie WaInwright, state corrections chief, Iii HYBILLBELLEVIU.E IleraldStaff Writer more appropriate since residents "desire the zoning for their benefit." Sykes also promised to dirmalt' appropriate riiht- - NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) - The attic walk of an o!d h:re )ie!decl dozens dc rtois sketcLd wc 40 years ago by humorist James Thurber. Frumpy, stooped men march along one wall on their way to fish. Nearby, a dog takes a typical Thurber-dog nap in a chair. Some of the characters have names presumably people and animals the humorist knew when he lived in the house from 1931 to 1934. The Thurber cartoons were discovered when the current occupant of the house, Allen Coster, vw in the attic of his home 'rying to figure out where an old staircase went. The sketches were uncovered when he removed layers of wallpaper. Helen Thurber, the humorist's second wife, said the attic was his writing room and there Is 'no question" that he did the wall cartoons "He always did drawings on people's walls." — — Engine Gets Second Chance , WASHINGTON (AP) The LaForce automobile engine, catapulted to national attention and then relegated to obscurity within a few months, will get a second chance to show whether it can radically improve fuel economy. A staff reort by the Senate Cnmmer Committee recommended that new. Independent tests be conducted on the controversial engine in an effort to resolve descrepandes between earlier federal, state and Private tests. — — ,, Lg Your typ,*nt.r or adding machm may only need dwisg a, kibricit. or mnor impari- to put it in good wotng order. T,rnn,d oflics machine mechanics with years ci $tttIflC5 115 II yout Cal and wi 9vt iris eSMalis on any work or repairs nuded Bring your mccliii ii today. I tigeorgo Stuart m tau Rfl.' $t,,s — Write and give us your date of birth Life of America Insurance Corp. of Boston 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. *21O, Dept. O.SH 4 (Depending on Age) O.i.,4 • Pisc Wj Girl Scout Pioneer Days, Ft. Mellon Park, from 11 a.m. to 3. Overeaters Anonymous. 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs • BOTTLE OF 100 IH uurrL uun t.) Cookbooks At Herald More than 2,000 people attend ed The Herald's recent Homemakers show, but only 1,000 free Homemaker cookbooks were available. The Herald has now received additional cookbooks and will be happy to give them to anyor.e desiring one at The Herald offices, 3C0 N. French Ave., Sanford. ' M.4dra Cain Charles E SPencer Addle L. Jones Thomas J. Muse Donald H011y P,ercy POSeIee Lorraine H. Miller Novella C. Dqrrs Melvin I Xrlly Qra 661e Coo. Florence Monfoøan LInOa 0 Medlock JOWI Bailey Janie C Grayson Dora C. Appil Marilyn A• Fggafl 0fll I Htf. C$%Sfb1'Vy 1- . ,.. '.çe. Wiilibrn & W'U.arns, DeBary VIira M• Wood. Oe8y Edward M Wilson. DeBar, Helen Dtrtt, DSari, Frank AIPIty, OeltOn, Connell. tO, OelIona J. James Gege C. Ctiusin, D.1ts David C Davis, Dellona Beverly W. $ftw,nberg, D4ton George J. sit". Deltona Defrtl .hin Sutton Thelma A. Snyder, DeBar1 Geov9e J. Sie. Deftona 8ererly W. StMrtnberg, 0e4f:., S?i,rley A. Gill, Oeftoni JHnIfle Davis. Dellona approve the agreement. ,r -r PANTY NOSE /j-J J JeanetteStiffey, organizer of the forum said that speakers in our school day" Thursday, knowledgeable of the E1A March 13, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 indUdift Betty Beck will be on Pfl. ha nd to answer questions from Those adults who a ttend will be escorted to the school's the audience, - — - / ('I '••"•'"•'"•' MWs prim 'ING — SALE 'I I - 'L ER ioosu. 100, ICkIRD 8*AND - 300 ci -RIG 99 IA . . I',,l COSMETIC 200 I. U, 1OO' $367f1FI1 iiiIiff 400 I, Ii lOOs 400 I. U. 200[ 1000I.U. 50', PUFFS REG. 1.59 30•QUART Pile. ISALI 250 .. i80.61.6VI.25 250 m, ISO's 3.41 CHEST 99 STYROFOAM WIHANDLE 16 01. RED. AND EXTRA BODY- REG. L WE LA .' IULTI.POSITION SOON,. OO'Ø IYIITbT1T S00 m. 250'. W1ITT 2 ' - LIMIT ONE MUD LASHES ICE RIG 2391 Action Group 'Spring Frolic Holds Session HeadsAgen a espring C Sanford Chamber of Commerce meet g of e in th Agri-Business will hold its 1975 organization Committee of the Greater mee g Thursday morning at Sanford Chamber of Corn8:15 In the chamber office. C The new committee Is Committee members will designed to provide Input to the rep t on or their recent trip to chamber Ocala where they talked wi th . The conunittee, headed by oann owe on els, 2.19 LIMIT ONE INSTANT BAL SAM 129 I CONDITIONER LIOUIDtIMITONE PEPT0=131SMOL 8 oz The of the Greater Thursday during a special FOR ASSORTED STYLES-BLACK & BROWN 11 2 .23 2,31 - Frolic' The new Affirmative Action celebration will be discussed __ 2 LIMIT . She said literature would be music department where the passed out poin ting out the (acts chorus and band will perform. of the proposed amendment. I Ocatachamberofficlalsona similar spring festival held In 77c . - 3 01 COUGH MIXTURE-LIMIT ONE Ml,. Sul. Pfii VICKS FORMULA 44 !!L! 200 I. U. lOQ; lg'i $36 400 I. U. 100'. 11549 t_2_ / SWINGER GRILL SINE-OFF TABLETS tAN51 C0011'04 ARIA luirve," POe,(jA, cols .Ola asi a SAL[] m,. MI,., Svgg. Pt ce _ SALE OVA siw U.25 2Os U 95 Use $111 V.4.5I lOOM, IOO $7.75 c. "so C aws W (t PIG apn' s li]go 1173 j-:; P14 17, M.14 tON 750s 1115 TH I RAGAitad M 200, I U 95 1 U TOO's I I4 YOUR CHOICE 01 5$O TWIN OR SUPER CHROME - .., 'I' .t.. 4 -. - . ! * CT. '__ " :•'! POLAROID 108 COLOR .: [M :.:: - HEDGE TRIMMER TP TREATMENT Jo toun ou •.::::::.. 99 * if MAGICF[ASH 11 61 I 15 OZ 2 ULTRA BAN ROLL=ON PEG 95 - . - Of Lou Bono * The Areas Most Versa file Entertainer — He Pt YOUR Kind of Music15 * No uj "Wd q 0dak 1 1a * The Super Sounds * * ' SATURDAY ,'2 l si,.IIflts WATCHES * OPENING MARCH 17 arri — I 17 ord 21 JEWIt FAMOUS MONDAY .. -. JUSI *00 If P . ' :. BLACK & DECKER '\jç Bruce MLEIhCnV ,4:' :'• 6 88 . .. - 55c . 04 ~k * SCHICK INJ* BLADES L0 - HAIRS UPI *Itoo 4 79 IMIT 59c THEY FOLD TO 4 INCHES FLAT' 100'6 J*3.115 $2541 . On weth : • Schkk 26 REG 29 be 00 24 Cl. SINUS MIOICINE.(IMIT ONE Jr Mary Sheryl PoPt, Winter Park Lakeview as A forum to feature speakers A • In opposition to the Equal 'M IVIUSIC ic Rights Amendment will beheld Parents of children attending Iliursday from 10 a.m. to noon in the Sanford Civic Center Lakeview Middle SchooL, as well as the general public. have Annex. (REG. 99') MU I! N U_ je us' I OZ REG. 69' plans for the pro cts. 3 Forum On ERA 360-LIMIT TWO 1 willr,Or Women Set lease " -. I5O44, - JAM SESSION All MusTWelcome Participants Drinks SOc * TMd4- SWINGERS * NIGHT LIMIT JWITH COUPON Helen H. Reri. I. ate Mary James H Lathan. Longw000 Diffi5 M TttI. Longwood Vitg,nie Bennett, MatIantl WdMdq MatlniI. Rob's.on, Scrstben, Georgia SALE DISCHARGES I Sa nford -. Kin-s M Peters rggs Eo'.e Douglas tract this week, corn- SHEER TUNA 8.ttr• Ann Harper., take Mary Lair •. Local missloners are expected to pensive countersuit. Commissioner Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., has called TWO M',s Sugi HOSPITAL NOTES Picprd Carr P — Alter reviewing the con- LIMIT 500 Frances E Cosmato building and barracks ASSTD SIZES.TAN.BEIGE • • '1 250rg. 100,152.3$ $1.75] ADMISSIONS Casselberry Council member with private enterprise which Edi th Duerr and Lake Mary pays a percentage of payroll In °rm ° insurance, rather M'or Walter Sorenson on the than the full costs. possibility of central purchasing by all the county's Altamonte Springs City governmental units. Attorney Joe Davis renorts he Tne new state law which and Mayor Norman Floyd required the governmental have been success ul in several bodies to pay the full costs of appeals against paying the unemployment compensation compensation. be used for overflow from county offices and for holding low security county prisoners such as trustees and those on work release. have already Indicated that they will take whatever action necessary to block the suit, including an ex- 'I P,,c. MARts. II, 975 Utilities. McDonough Is expected to complete the fiiiaI contract between the county and the private owners of the firms and file the suit by Thursday. Casselberry city officials SOLID LIGHT .- TABLETS — Sallie Harrison Chapter, National Society DAB at home of Mrs. Leon W. Fellows, 214 Linda Vista. DeBary 2:30 p.m. Visiting daughters welcome. validation suit for million purchase of Indian Hills and Consumer STARmKIST TER IIrrr ,.. Vince Trio. — , p.m. Open to public. Community Center. MARCH 13-H Leen DRAMA lake This Ct" prented by Fellowship Players at Fellowship Hall of First United Methodist Qumrth. MARCH 14 British Floridian Club of Orlando Spring Dance, 8 pm. at the Unitarian Church Hall, 1815 E. Robinson, Orlando. Music by Received a short version of a contract for the 18-year lease of buildings 310 and 311 at the Sanford Airport. The lease, providing for option to renew every to )ears, would cost the county $1 a Square foot annually. The former administration pected, to file bond vote in November's election by a margin of 11,387 to 9,730. The $450,000 Orlando contract will allow discussion of the Seminole were fired for cause. County comprehensive land The cities insist they should planning act and report from a commit'tee composed of be treated on an equal footing - 4 MARCH 15 Central florida Great Dane Central Fla Heart Asia. Club "Fun Match," Agriculture Program on Car.liopuIznonary Resuscitation. 7:30 p.m., Orianclo..J to b1n at Community United Methodist 12:30 p.m., with parade of Qiwc Casselberry. Mrs. Lora 12:30 dwnpWM sweepatakes and Cralg RN' wILU ill a1r Admission free. resuscitation techniques. Senior Citizens trip to Passion Ohio Club of Deitona, 6 p.m., May at Lake Wales. Leave Deltona Community Center, Sanford at 2:30 p.m. from Civic carry in dimmer. Center. Pick up at Montgomery Wards In Casselberry. %fternoon picnic at Bok Tower MARCH 13 Teague Middle School before show. For reservation AdvoqCowmfttee,3:15p.n., call Doris Rogers Or Mary interested pe one welcome. McPherson, Sanford. Seminole C15nt7 CaIDPOf$ 7 SISTER, Inc., noon, Sue p.m., Stage Stop Safari CampAnn's Capri Restaurant. ground, W. SR 50, Winter Ctvff.an International (San- Garden. Restaurant. affair, torney John McDonough the authorization, as ex- such a program in a straw The problems Seminole paid to employes %t IL County's cities are ex. fired, ( CJ, 1LSL (j L. .4 1... periencing with unemployment laid off has been a bone ci compensation will be discussed contention for months. While at tonight's 7:30 meeting of the none have complained about CAI-NO Council of Local the costs Involved with laid off Governments at the :tltamonte employes, all are bitterly Op Springs city hall. posed to be charged for those Also on the agenda are: who quit of their own accord or city by resolution to not take action in what could be an "extremely costly" transferable to other county accounts. — Gave consulting at. Approved, as expected, a library contract that will allow a cornprehensive program to begin to go Into effect Oct. 1, 1975. The contract with Orlando Public Library will be funded by a property tax with a cap of one half mill. Counlians expressed their support for countersuit .4 MARCH" ford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier millage. Commissioners have stressed in past meetings that all money generated by the tax will be — asked for a change from agriculture to retail commercial (Cl), but commissioner Mike Hatt.away recommended that the change be made to commercial neighborhood (C-N) instead. Hattaway said that C-N would be Casselberry "the most important single decision Since (he court house suit" in the late 1960's. The county has already appealed to including bookmobile service, will also be sup. ported under the additional meeting, commissioners: Board. The owner had initially ISSUED FROM AGES 46TO87 CALENDAR__ F property. Owner George Sykes told the Board that Jamestown residents had to go at least four miles to the nearest food store and that his operation would be helpful to the community. Sykes also presented a petition with names of residents and surrounding property owners who approved the store to the County Cities Set Jobless Pay Meet the county's decision tofile the suit In the face of a two libraries in South Seminole. More programs, of-way for future expansion that will allow the land FINAL EXPENSE LIFE INSURANCE $500 TO $5000 * countians free use of Orlando's library and of of SR 426 to the county and to construct adequate access to the store, The area along SR 426 was described by Zoning Director Herb Harlin as "sparse residential and agricultural," and said his department had no ob. jection to the rezoning. Also at Tuesday's owner to operate a small convenience store on his 1968. An Indiana native, Wasmuth entered retailing after graduation from Miami of Ohio and rose to executive vice president of the Hikes l)epirtment Store chain In Ohio before joining Burdines. R.pOII'S Typewriters? structed City Clerk Onnie Zoning Issue Steams Lake Mary last night approved a rezoning of a tract of Land near the Jamestown area MIAMI AP Funeral services are scheduled Thursday for Thomas C. Wa.smutii, the chief executive officer of Burdine's department stores. Wsarnuth died Tuesday in a Miami hospital at the age of 60. WasmutJi, president of the chain since 1965, became chairman of the board of Burdine's and vice president its parent Company, Federated Department Stores:, of in , Shomate to advertise a public Waring wi th proper notification By GLORIA DROGOSZ According to Mayor Walter appear to ask the ci ty16 ask the to the owners of property within Sorenson, most of the homes In chamber use a pa rk for a Herald Correspondent 500 feet as requed by city the area affected by the proposed community ce n te r. regulations, City Attorney Ned LAKE MARY A large rezoning are already larger . uutut • siu Use cily cuunei; turnout is expected at city han than required by R-1 zoning. He Otliti items on the agenda for must take action first. Wednesday night w hen council said the propozod rezoning the 7:30 p.m. meeting Include: Council, however, asked the is slated to consider rezoning Involves a "substantial" area a proposal to purchase zoning commission to make an the heart of town. Citizens line roughly north to Goodhardt Southern Gulf Utilities' water Inquiry into the matter and petitioned the city planning and and south to Lake Mary system; a proposed animal report bick to thc ccndil z.uIr.g buard before Chrisitmag Boulevard and bounded by control agrezment with before its scheduled hearing, to upgrade the zoning from Ri First and Seventh Avenues. Seminole County, and an appeal Council Chairman J.R. Grant to R-1A, a higher residential An attorney representing the for a zoning variance to allow voted against holding the zoning classification requiring Lake Mary Chamber of establishment of a day care bearing, noting he preferred a larger houses and lots. Commerce is also slated to center. County commissioners Burdine Executive Dies - Wednesday, March 12, I7S-3A — rehabilitation facilities and harrassment by guards. Stewart Perkins, farm superintenden t, .Tab density without permission of the board of county comShirts missioners. Farr originally In denim A circuit court jury found by Casselberry police from Dog and Landed on top of vehicles in connection with a service filed the annexation and a Spencer Green, 30, of Orlando, Track Road onto SR427 a lot at Town and Country station burglary at SR 434 and I& corduroy, request for commercial and guilty yesterday on three through Longwood to U.S. 17-92 Lincoln-Mercury. with jeans 4. apartment zoning days before counts of leaving the scene of an at Five Points south of Sanford to match the state annexation law went accident plus charges of on Jan. 11, 1974. Mrs. Lutha Green, who men&boys Casselberry patrolman Steve into effect Oct. 1. reckless drvin, and atsizes The floeing, car, driven by suffered a !roken neck in the lc.dtrf tuld lh(: tldtc Fair told city council this tempting to elude an officer. s tified she couldn't Green, plus a police cruiser and crash, te week the zoning request was Circuit Court Judge Joe A. an auto driven by James remember If her husband was woman, three-man jury that he had stopped the car Green was MANUEL changed to business district Cowart Jr. withheld sentencing Murray were totaled in dri vi ng during th the e chase and driving to see 111 could help after residents in abutting for Green until after his incident. The Murray and explained she has had memory him" after noting the slow JACOBSON Devonshire and Wrnsor Manor scheduled April 14 trial on Casselberry Police cars were problems since the accident, moving vehicle was holding up 213 E. FIRST subdivisions indicated burglary and grand larceny wrecked on SR427 at U.S. 17-92 PH. 322.4712 Officers said Green fled the traffic. "displeasure" with plans to charges In another case, and the car police said Green scene on foot leaving his wife in develop an apartment complex The traffic charges stemmed was driving literally leaped the the wreckage. He was apto the rear of the 43 acre tract, from a 100-mile-an-tour chase four-lane highway (U.S. 17-921 prehended earlier this year in Although the zoning comDo You Know George Stuart mission two weeks ago In- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - twoday strike protested food, medical treatment, a lack of * lssa'lIrAif t Fla. (AP) County officials have promised to deliver a letter to protesting inmates of the Volusla County. Prison Farm today, outlining a promise to Improve Conditions at the institution. Spokesmen for striking male prisoner agreed Tuesday to return to87 work if county officials put In writing Promises to review the prison menu and appoint a fulltime County Physici an. A three-page petition presented at the beginning of the ' TI — Prison Farm Inmate Strike DELAND, I NIOn By DONNA ESTES needs money the corn. mlssioners Including himself The garbage, trash General and $1,431.16 to Glace hall. Palm said it is expected HeraldStalf Writer missloners ought to have the had attended the Florida collection fee ,ordlnance was and Radcliffe for sewer EPA will approve a contract ALTAMONTE SPRINGS courage to raise property taxes League of Cities convention in adopted The proposed levy of a 12.50 which would be a federal In- Tallahassee Monday and hearingafter on athe public pumping stations and $58,761.50 award for the sewer plant 3-2 vote with to Associated Building and construction after the conmonthly fee to homeowners for C011ie tax deduction. Tuesday,, arriving back in town Commissioners Helen Keyser Contracting Co. and $881.42 to ference. Palm added the city Mayor Norman Floyd said a to start the meeting 30 garbage and trash collection, minutes and Sandra Glenn opposing. Glace and Radcliffe for the has received assurances the expected to bring a storm of users' fee is the most equitable late. He said "from the In other business, corn- northside sewer district. protest from city residents form of paying for service and Governor right $3.4 million federal grant for on down, a missloners: Heard passed with hardly a ripple of added it is possible the city will gloomy a report from 13111 the sewer plant construction picture Is being painted Approved payment of Palm of Glace and Radcliffe will be increased by 11,576,0(X) complaint last night. find it necessary to ra'se of state revenue sharing $212,037.68 to Bumby and th at representatives of the U.S. so the grants will pay 75 per Only one citizen, Orwell property ta xes this year as money." Cities currently Stimpon, contractors of the Environmental Protection cent of the sewer plant conBennett of Hermits Trail, ob. well. The city has held Its receive hefty returns from the sewer Interceptor and force Agency (EPA) will hold a Jected, calling the fee property tax rate at five mills state in revenue sharing funds, mains system with $3,180.57 in contract pre-award conference structlon costs. "inequitable, discriminating for more than 10 years. Adopted an ordinance which Floyd said can be ex- engineering fees to Glace and on the regional sewer plant at setting building elevations in and unfair," lie said lithe city Floyd noted (our corn- pected to be cut. Radcliffe; $95,441.10 to Baycon 1:30 p.m., March 20 at the city the various flood prone areas. Offlcjajs Move To End APPAREL 50 2 '' Altamonte Okays New Garbage Fee IN BRIEF — Lourt Finds G reen G 1 - 011ie O 1r1'l( rG000 MEN l'lllZ:FS THRU SAT. 4lI CASSELBERRY: S41111111114011111 Plaza and 1433S*moran BId All Udies Drinks Sk "41kIlP I SANFORD. 930 State St., Sanford Plaza k I • 1 LADIES NIGHT tukL!jCONTEST ed t Prins Iorwiflne,$O,EaChS,( :Siaton-f * o,, °(c, f i k If it Inn 1. . It �- Evening Hendd 300 . I— Around The lead to the story emanaUng from Tampa and the Gurney trial went something like this: The bribery conspiracy trial of former Republican Sen. Edward Gurney entered i ts third week without a jury being seated yet.' And all I can think of Is the tremendous amount of wasted time and money while this is going on, and wonder Why? %Thy must there be this delay in the first place? FRENCH IWE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area CIe 305-322-2611 or &31-9993 Wednesday. March 12, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; 'ear, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as borne delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, *16.20; 12 Months, $3140. U. S. Credibility Spotle Under ght There are really two issues in the debate between the administration and Congress sending additional mili ta ry and economic aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam. One is quite obvious - whether it is worth anot he r $522 million in U.S. aid to keep those two awl . ................- -" ---.i_ , DON OAKLEY TOM Energy ammunition from the United States of America. South Vietnam's prospects for survival withou t additional U.S. aid are reckoned in terms of a few Cre i s i s Next Year Southeast Asia, as portentous as their fall would be work up a case of worries about one, the next is in let ms of th e future of that part of the world. shouldering its way onto center stage. What is at stake is the credibility of commitments In the short space of four or fi ve months, for which the Unit ed States has made to scores of allies example, thiS country has gone from WIN to LE from Whip Inflation Now to Let's in the last quarter-century, Stimulate OPflt1Y Einploynient.. Congressional leaders are not impressed by the Where once It was a patriotic duty to refrain rt th& iiit€rr UIi WOUIU Ut -: - •- from spending, just the opposite is now true. It disastrous for the Cambodians and South Viet was a complete 180-degree turn, but we seem 1 namese. They say enough is enough. However, they have taken It In stride. fa il to look beyond this narrow issue to the impact Right now, congress and the President trying 10 arrive at some mutually agreeable of such a decision in oth er parts of the world. Some of the sa me members of Congress who '0'amn to lessen America's f re oil by discouraging Americans from would have us turn our backs on •i" a committm'n' ,tifh't A ' consuming so much oil. But will anyone really be UIaJIr1slans%owuL,(a&sIaL the suggestion • perhaps this . next year, cries we reconsider our commitment to the survival of alarm are heard about an impen ding recession Israel. That would be an invitation to another war in the gasoline business because of reduced sales in the Middle East. The hope of a negotiated set- and excess supply? Uementthere is ba donabance ofwerwhith of Bamnbee Drive, Longwood, ALTAMONIt SPRINGS at the inn while working for a and Doris Jean McArthur, P.O. A 20-year-old Nebraska girl's Nebraska firm, Par Service Box 3087, Forest City, were room was broken into at the 8. Co,, when the theft occurred, Sheriff's investigators today Jailed on $5,000 bond each after days Inn and a "large portion" Miss Groninger told police were probing a report by a 17- their arrest by deputies on of her wardrobe was stolen, s he returned to SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) her room early year-old Sanford woman that - The North Vietnamese circuit court warrants charinu rtw'nrftii1 v,A.... -_,... r-..-uvrrran a district town may and foun d the room she accepted a ride yesterday buying, receiving and con40 miles north of Saigon today Police said Mara Groninger ransacked and about $200 worth helicopters ferried thousands with a man who took her to a cealing stolen property. of government rein, and a roommate were staying - of clothes missing. forcements to Ban Me Thuot, the th wooded area off S. Twin Lake reatened provincial capital in the Centr al Road and molested her in a Highlands,the South Vietnamese conunand reported. The comm ar.d rape attempt. after a North Vietnamese infantry said Tri Tarn was lost ' Longwood Police Chief Jim and tank assault that began Monday, In Tam wa the 16 th Pliecones said the woman of South Vietnam's 244distrlct towns kt 'J fad re ... Seminole Sheriff John Polk -1 ' UflIUIII government since we cease------I.ulII(uuWu ViIUL1Ofl leave, said today that Mrs. Carol ,after he stopped two vehicles fire agreement two Years ago and the closest to Saigon of Polk said. * th ose lost. Four oth ers have been lost In the past live days. for running a red light at SR-434 Jaques, wife of former _______________________ Miller reportedly is inI terested Longwood Mayor Eugene and Si-tfl, in entering law en. Deputies said the woman told Jaques, will officially become forcement in Tennesse' and .E ; them she managed to escape his department's first female ~ Maloney is forming a business from the man In a van in the detective May 1, when she joins at Altamonte Springs called t-awooded area. Reports indicated the Juvenile investigations LISBON. Portugal (AP) E.J. Maloney and Associates. The United States has the woman was in a car that division. deffled it had any th ing to do with an atta Competitive tests were given ft ck by two Por. tuguese air force planes on the was chasing a van w hen it was Mrs. Jaques previously has to select Miller's replacement headquarters of an at. been secretary to Capt. J.Q. toppcd by Pliecones. as First Sgt. in charge of til!erv regiment near the ljsbn aftprt. I'rtuij' leftist ' Officials of J and w. 'Sliin' Galloway in the iiulit.ary governine.rf termed the brief attack Theday an department equipment and t, warrants division. Plastering --. Polk said Sgt. Tony Calangelo, Co., Winter Park, uprising and blamed "rectionary" elements. President "She went to the 320 hour -, today reported a *i,00 a former detective now with the cement Francisco da Costa Gornes appealed for calm and said the , required school on her own patrol division, will be the new time," Polk said, "and she also Saraiva de Carvalho, the governmen' security chief, Howell High School First Sgt. as of May 1. struction site on Dyke Road in is scheduled to get her associate implicated the United States, saying U.S. Also, effective Monday, Ambassador degree next month in south Seminole. Frank Carlucci "had be tter leave after what happened detective Sgt. Oscar Redden is / today." Sanford police detectives criminology from Seminole transferring to the Patrol today were investigating the Junior College." division post. -. _________________ Mrs. Jaques will join Sgt. — theft of a 1973 Corvette, valued Polk said the detective CAROL JAQUES at $5,372, and two wheels and Robert Kunkler and detective division post now held by tires from new vans on the lot at John Fuller in the Juvenile separate office. • Redden will be taken by , (more fUll \ Off division, Polk said the division Joe Creamons Inc., Polk said Maloney has detective Ray Larkins, who will the i to be 'Croi also is now Investigating resigned Yesterday's high $7 low thiS "for personal also continue to investigate morning 62 slim! missing persons reports, a job - reasons" effective March 31 as auto thefts, as he hasdone while A I I H F_%T.S sunny and warm thrOtjqh that used to be handled by has First Sgt. Ronnie Miller, with the department's Intake - Tt'ursiay Patchy early morning detective E.J. Maloney in qp Roth men are n'w tkthg thclr di11 *UI Sgt. W.A. Vinton. Sheriff's detective A. log Highs in the low to mid $ r..,.. i ,,,,,,.,.a 1tI I", uu IWO year-oia Southeast to %Qulh winds IS to 20 yesterday possession of mph this afternoon, decreasing (irugpara : _. - __ Iparaphernalia and buying, some tonight, g, p' ' Extended Forecasts Friday receiving,and concealing through Sunday. Florida Peninsula property k Considerable cIOvdines and Being held .-- ___/ '17 N+*466, "ii ra'Per ct'! with A C.IO...0 _____ $5 500 bond each are Walter "% DaiOna Beach tidei for Thursday - hIgPi9 07am., 9:73 p rn.' low 7:41 Jackson Bass of Ocala, and John Anthonu Roberts I am. ?:5 p.m.; Port Canaveral— V .1%_=_ hghi 39 am., 901 p.m.. tow 232 Orlando. '. Cl f) I li' I "i I 0 00 00 0; ) a m 249 m D I Dl 1 'A 1.1 A .41, " ..' . ) ltdS I R.Jt)i\l! Paul iuCiu,u McArthur, 27, -_ I I john spoiski associate editor Female Detective H i red "' 11 - - _______ ' . / /1 " fighting only - - -- CARNIVAL FUN 1 8 RIDES FOR ALL DT SKY KING YOUTH RANCH AT AMER. LEGION GROUNDS HWY$ ________________ 17-92 SANFORD - ____________________________________________________ - "-."--- ,. -, ,. ' - •- k MIV ua been, :--- ,, Zl~~ -.,, - P,cstiy Letters To - • - - .-. 10SE VAIG drawl, his 1976 chances would be, at this stage, as narrow asab Georgia road. Legjo of Americans do not know Jimmy Carter from Joshua, and some of the who do say he'i inexperienced. A one-term governor of Georgia, otherwise a peanut farmer, his principal national no!oriety is Oat he was one Of am first Southern moderates to emerge from the 196 civil rights agony. His credentials me nice, obeerves a Democratic operator In Atlanta, "but, damn, we got moderates 3.." --• -------- WASHINGThN t's THIS WEEK ___________________________ Witn me Most Powerful Sanford; three Sons, Cager D. Howard, Sanford, William Leon Ever Released for Public Use Mrs. America Ann Howard, Howard, Columbus, Ga,, and I WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION! 82, of 2 Cowan-Moughton Jim Howard, Sanford; three just as, a ! *t.* Ia'.I Terrace, died Tuesday at sisters, Mrs. Winnie Story 1, MT41 " lov bit-I'l N.fwrt S'Ist"sas Seminole Memorial Hospital. McIntosh; Mrs. Irene Lois, •f l. ., he was a native of Warren Georgia, Mrs. Ethel Sapp, County, Tenn., and had lived in Keystone Heights; 41 grand. " do*" goes It., the Sanford area many years. children and numerous greatShe was a member of the grandchildren and great-great. . 1spids n" `4111111 1 ro;on ,@-#,k&;'* Church of God. tAety CC-043 i j, u . thow-1 w grandchildren. woolm losses 04 Survivors include six ls '.,,. ,, Gramkow Funeral Home In .i", focitwo Mis in refuct" daughters. Mrs. Ida Bryant and charge of arrangements. lf,c ', $ P$fJ'u $, ,-, Mrs. Cleo Bryant, both of tout You'li be sl^frot nest Otte Sparta Tenn., Mrs. Jessie Lee 11 's ' Dodson, Osteen , Mrs Jennie 11 ..f 21. --- - - , - , - ' . -..- •': .___ --- - - . _. ___.__. ~ - . .__.-, .- ______ . __ -- . -I . - ,;• #?I.0 - & tiItlL?r'nrv' Mrs. Inez McGowen, all of ________________ • MEM lt'l'IyIqy PARr ___ . -- - . - Z_ - ____ -.--- .-- wwftlm~ HOWARD, MRS. AMERICA ANN- Funeral services I L. .- - - Funeral N of ice 4 I .", U I III !_ '. I- - 4mileswitstof Sanford , 4 Arnifica deed -~ Am Howard, Tuesday in who Semin ole .1 T. Pitts officiating Burial f-ilueday In Stringfo*n, Tenn --~_. -_ -_ .. ' -. . -'T '' I . . - ,,'•': . ... • '' __ . __ Gramow In charge. - 11 ' ip r. it1 . Do you know everything you need to about funeral service? If not, W. L. Gramkow is the man to turn to. He's a licensed funeral director and fully qualified to answer all your questions. Stop in and talk to him any time, lie's here to help. 0 paiqn GRAMKOW - . f U FUNERAL HOME - '' 130W. Airport Blvd. ' Mile Fast on Airport Blvd. 17.92 from Traffic Signal on Hwy. - 61 I---- - _. ~-__-.-- - ! •. - - . MRS. AMERICA HOWARD Reducing Aid ... -I Behind the bulwarks of the two years in prison arid a $10,000 fine. distortions and Federal Reserve Board, a $37,000.a-year out-of-context quotations. Nor- cooperation. Thereafter, Geliner refused The Federal Reserve official operates his to government economist has been directing a to irresponsible attacki, furnish Irvine with more government inanti-press campaign under the name Accuracy but Irvine's charges reached such a volume that formation, Watergate- style assault on the pre. in Media. 1k has attacked the New York Tunes, we began to do some checking. lie l.a Heed Irvine, a strident, right-wing As Sanford recalls it, "We ea1t with this guy Washington Post, and other assorted propagandist, who has used his federal post to On Nov. 3, 1974, for Instance, we quoted as ((It were Fed policy. We were victims of this publications and 'IV documentaries. Ralph charges thing." Agreed Geilner: "Irvine was from a Library of Congress report gather ammunition for his anti-press campaign Nader and ourselves are under fire from AIM. the at least from unsuspecting government researchers. that wearing two hats." In turn, the Irvine unit has defended not only helped Inter-Americ to destroyan Development Bank had He has also used Federal Reserve Board , the Allende government in the Big Banking complex but also Big Oil, Brass (iijk frjti'.. te! h'nr Meanwhile, Irvine used t material he had an1 s;itionery ti I i;t, niht.win dcttrship, i-ri' and the wiUJx!ding Ioi2ic, gotten under false colors to attack our column hroodsdes against the press. Irvine, misusing his role as a Federal various government agencies attendant UPOn He took out a quarter-page ad In the Washington His operation has ertain similarities to that them. While Reserve Official, obtained a copy of th e Pt on Feb. 18 to publicize the attack upon us. Of the notorious White Hcr.isc plumbers, whom Richard Nixon lasted, AIM unpublished report from its author, Jonathan frequently upheld his administration Irvine's misuse of his former Presideist Nixon assigned to howid the press criticism. federal post turned out Sanford. Next, Irvine called Sanford's boss, to bee factual disaster as well as a possible press A spokesman denful, however, that the Charles Ckllrit compIaJfl &)Out the report. criminal o J?e4er.j Reserve Board had anyihing to do With ense. The Inter-Amerlean Develop' But AIM labors under even greater burdens Getlner also hadto no Idea of Irvine's AIM con- ment Bankffran than Ideological bias and reverence for a brief audit for us and found that lrvthes antl-'ess activities. sacred necticn. 'He said he was with the Federal our Igures Were accurate but Irvine's figures group h jj solicited In this event, Irvine would appear to have accepted Reserve Board," Geilner told us. were off by $17 million. Irvine's analysis financial contributions from the beneficiaries 01 v14aied the law. For the U.S. Criminal Code of the Accepting Irvine its favorable verdicts. at his word, Gelltr asked Chilean situation was also so inept that Sanford NW any federal employe from using "fe'ieral _____ of any kind fcd' other than officially Ir4e to reduce his obfrctloiuto wrrftlng. Irvine reacted by "laughing." Prqpaty From Its cluttered office, w example, AIM did this on acth{&s,' It also bars the "use of.. Federal Rege've Boarz! stationery. FOOTNOTE: We impossible to has sent appeals for funds to oil companies and We have a copy of the letter, clearly headed deal wl:h Irvine. Dt.rIrghalt one found phoneitconversation official Information not made available tii the has received bock secret oil contributions. In ")"oard of Governnr of the Federal Rem-ve without general public i for) furThing a private in. turn, Irvine has blasted the New office, he asked no less than 10 York Times, System - . - Office Corrtspoivie,," times, terest" with steadily fle*j-,i,etk and ether pubHcatIon for criticizing we shrillness, whether Geliner, still thinking he heightening as de ng If t ser w ali with a were La*COiIJ didn't authorf the attacks nii company pront.t govep,j Official, the phone conversation. We upon the press, h-sine could be in rlou trouble Irvine has also kept up a torrent of abuse on the Irvine letter. assigned his staff to work were not, lie has now refused to nj'j on out nn both coupv4. The sWtutory penal~y for each is against us, ctIaracteriz1 by mLztatementa, discovered h-vine's Not until Gelbier belatedly charges, except Uu-ough a laborlou exchange of AIM role, dlii he end his writted IneIto.t,!,,r ,. - I -: - ~-4-!I-=_-'--, - =__.1___.___. . - . -..-. -.-. AR A DEATHS $ - I . . - - Off --- - ---- - = -_ . ANDERSON Irvin s AIM Is Wa -- 1;;:: . 5UMX U ' OWONWEEIO~ - - -- i ----- JACK - - one Lyndon Johnson of Texas Another appropriation of aid for Cambodia and leductiOnEven it the others manage to hold the line, South Vietnam does not mean that either of ti House on that." irdlaU00 -aW&vaW in no =all part by their countries is going thelong war uaai t..ii that he could get Into her office in the a.m. to There an those who my Carter, age ..XpOflCIOfl Offered own action In sharply raising the price of oil ___ Is nojo has been fighting against Communist aggressm. the coffee, going to win the White House on anythlng.'Not ear - has eat= into their profits as effect.1vely Memo to: tAingwood Council Membag & Mayor, However, it will signal to the Communists that they as I would like to inform each of you that I have IM. And maybe he knows It. Ttvigh his cam. an outright price cut. They are getting more Evening Herald & Orlando Sentinel Reporters never gone Into any employe's files In City Hall. paign hai been fast - O days out of Georgia t going to win, either, and it is tha t principle money. but they are paying more for everything I would like to tell each of you the truth Why should I? Alta all I have more Important this year - I which must prevail if there is to be any hope for a they buy from the 1OnJjng countries, keeping his operation regarding a statement that appeared In the docum ents & Important papers In my office than base in Atlanta, hardly the best lawiching negotiated peace in Southeast Asia. Where Once it was feared that the Arabs were Evening Herald of March 7, IM, and I quote anyone else has, due to the fact that I keep the Pennsylvania Avenue. Some obmwyas feel his about to take over the world with petrodollars, "Mrs. Kelley quit her job in January, indIcating South Vietnam and Cambodia nlnm,d City Rrjs. present cotree is pr?fljfljfl5yy pe$$ y orkingconditionswxIerCltY Cla* futures on the word of the United Stain when the mm e=wgAU are veriftring to suggest that at the Ume ,w I have been(& & honW in my dalings with The &AWN Is he's really running for vice worst of the oil-created financial alsls is Onnie Shomate were impossible." Paris agreements were signed In 1973. 'N omr. City Hall & with the Cithena of I4)ngwood ever president, or cabinet officer. Forbidden by law unpleauntjncldent o back on our word t them without ' benhasbeen only one both continue to do from holding a second term lnGeorgla, bu y Hall since I became Office Manager, and go as long as I remain awe. Cangrims and the President may yet prevent our friends and potential enemies to question the unwilling to easily give up his influence, he no) i natwal market forces from coming into play, that was caused by none other I will be glad to answer any questions repr. be after the presidency defense commitments of the United States Kelley. which however. andspareua theterrjbleco ding this matter at any time. crement. are now the cornerstone of world pe3ce. If.Mrs. Kelley had been ng to her work of finding ourselves up to our axles in od. Whatever his delign, Carter believes he has Onrde Shomate For its part., the administration actually and her business, and had not made an uncalled something to say 10 people outside Georgia. d for, unnecessary remark about a fellow • proposes Al floor onfr - A - --. • r -, .j. wawwr. 11W UL matter ne says it well. Th plow this would not have happened. )'.ie to this e polar opposite courage the development of alternate ener They should be as brief as possible ar4 of the traditional Sou ern th politico, he is quiet, soirees, now of which at the present stage Is remark a strained and unpleasant comment on matters of general InteresI thoughtful and Imaginative. Yet, though he competitive with petroleum even at today's atmosphere took place In City Hall. A government identi ty card - complete with fingerprints The letters should deal with Issues and avoid speaks softly, :e believes In a I asked Mrs. Kelley to apologize to this em- personalities, form of Inflated pr has been proposed by Frances G. Knight, director of the State democratic leadership best described as "big ploe, since she was In the wrong, but she did Department's passport office, as a 1 editor reserves the right to edit those sUck" Jerry Ford, he says, is a "tim1 At the same titne, to discourage consumption, not Shortly after this in cident, she submitted her le guaranteeing a citizen's personal identity." tters for reasons of space, but will exercise president" He it prOpos $ higher tax On would bethat something "The But, contrary to Miss Knight's belief that opposition to gp4 along with a reba a gallon of gasoline, reignat1on stating that the could no longer work great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost country needs changes can't beelse: brought te to consumers and a "plow, for the Ci ty due to this condition , the very con- in the editing. national registration would be "insignificant," a considerable back" provision to encourage the oil companies dition that she alone had caused. about slowly. Step by step often only compounds number of Air All letters must be signld with a mailing believes that the United States is already to put more of their profits into exploration. problems, We need bold swee p leadership." Now, as far as the keys to Mrs. Kelley's offi drifting closer to the rcgimented society through growing use of Congress seems wWing to go ce address ned, when poulbie,'a telephone nranber Carter illustrates his thesis with a Georgia along with a" Social Security numbers on loan and Insurance applications, of this, bu t fearing the possibility of "windfa " are concerned. Mrs. Kelley gave me the extra so the IdenUty Of the writer m2Y be cbeckM and StaWiouse experience. Before he took office, he ll of keys to her office when she entered the establIshed. However, the Evening driver ficenses and bank accounts. Some Influential Washington oil company profits, opposes lifting price em. set hO* Herald will says, Georgia had the same kind of "horrible tal for surgery around November 12th, 1974. respect Um whhes of writers wbo do lawmakers, in fact, have introduced legislation aimed at trcls on domestic oil and the deregulation of Up to that time I did not have keys to her office, their names to appear in print. not want mess" bureaucracy as the federal government. reversing the trend to a universal identification which lends natural gas thus at one blow both discouraging however, sne r1eglected to tell the Evening "We had 300 state departmen, many of them itself too easily to development of vast, computerized In. new exploration and insuring iw continuing Herald Reporter that she had a We reserve, of course, the right to reject any overlapping and self defeating." By the time he key made for the letters this newspaper formation banks. considers to be libelous or retired as governor In January, only 22 dependence upon foreign supplies. Building Official, long before this time, Ia order agencies The apprehension does not relied the Individual's lack of slanderous, remained. concern for insuring pe rsonal identity, hot increasing recognition that he is in danger of losing it. MISS Knight's goal is to protect the American citizen (torn "criminal nipersonatlons." 0 There has to be a better way than surrender of personaI 1 privacy. WEATHER Jo -- - i 1974, is beginning i be going cerned in IM. Already the 12 member countries have been forced to cut back production an ruceiess ,imerica . PLAINS, Ga. (NEA) - There seems something unacceptable about associating small town with the presidency of the Republic. i It's southern. Men here still talk of "niggers," trace their ancestry to slave holders, and i evolutionary products of the t created the Civil War with it perversions like I nearby Andersonville, one of the most heinous I iN ,,H I_ i -un cw11p5 in ruMury. As if fie didn't have political handicaps enough, presidential aspirant Jimmy Carter - "a g Ok Plains boy" - has 10 also contend With the burden of his birth, He fired no balls at thi': Yankee*, he whIpped ro bLcks L'c line, yet many he represents those who did and such an image nationally Is usu7tlly fatal. Though hafl of all American presidents prior to the Civil War • WCT QwuTh, ' world conswnptlon and one of Abu Dhabi, has .JlfloUflCed a slight price 4 ----- , the United States has committed itself to hem OPEC, the Organization of Petroleum maintain Exporting Countries, which had • , If such commitments 'thing mi menL, "ome questionable, - ADMISSION PARKING enies Collaboration - - ace o TIEDE I , "What it we, on the Eist Coast. put up DECOY oft-shore rigs would that placate the oil. øroducing slates in the Southwest?" - MAR. 23 - - LII' - •.'. I; . FREE -. t - "p LLOYD Staff Writer ' , Unsouthern Sou herri Can cli(Ia te \ . months, but the fall of Cambodia would open the BERRY'S WORLD ' By THRU ' way for Communist forces to step up their pressure on Saigon and th at timetable might not hold. These days, the only certainty is uncertainty. Th e oth er issue is of much greater consequence So quickly does one crisis tread u pon the heels of to th e United Stat es than the fate of two countries in another that almost before we have had time to - W North Vietnamese Overrun Town North Of Saigon .i,i i. ___.i t_ I._ 4 Oka fur uiv uiiviii I,' Kissinger believe Cambodia may collapse within a based on a U.S. commitment? Wednesday, March 12, lS7S-.SA SPRING CARNIVAL MAR. 12 o rn a n 's Charge Of Rape IN BRIEF F)rom the mallbag: , U a church bulletin board appeared this question - What if God released his tapes on you?" (Kentucky Baptist Beacon ).. . and thanks to Sanford Oty ConunlS3fOfler Jullan Stenstrom for mailing it in. the year is the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - countries from falling to the Communists. President Ford and Secretary of Sta te Henry what becomes of the 20-y ear stand-off between North an , Korea? Why should the Soviet Union be Organization, whose defense o Western Europe Is W ORLD underprivileged children and the Central Florida Zoo. Maybelhaven'tbeenmakingmyseucjear,,, I think it's an awful waste of time and should be changed by none other than the Florida Bar, __ _____ ".- 111111111111111 I S - - - __ __ __ herl*ff' s Invest*igators Probe annual Sanford Kiwanis Club's aIIY pancake and sausage day. It'll be at the Sanfuid Civic (tCr cn Saturday, March 29, startIng at 8:30 am., and continue through 7 p.m. In addition to the appetizing meal, this year they will also have entertainment consisting of musical groups, singing and other forms of fun (like watching some of the local politicos prepare your pancakes?) there'll be a One more surprise this year country store In front of the center which will oiler (arm fresh vegetables, baked goods and other treats. Tickets may be purchased from any Kiwanlan You see, while some of the attorneys think nothing at all of the perpetration of waste during their cross-examination of jurors (you'd think they were on trial Instead of the accused). In the Gurney Case they're arguing over proposed jury instructions. The defense argued against U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman's giving any instructions at all. lilt's wrong for a judge to instruct a layman cii the complexities of Law, why wouldn't It also be just as wrong to nermit an nfi,.n it. -.. itttwnøu b I&M IJIF same jurors with their slick questions, - - ---,- Clock (DUI). But when he proceeded to ask the prospectIve juror whether his wife drank, and how much?, I believe that to be an Invasion of privacy! U we're truly interested in letting a jury decide ('a guilt or innocence, then let it be done by them. Place all of the names of the venire into a box and draw the required number to liii the jury's needs. Why should we permit the attorneys - on both skfrs of the aisle to play their games of in; terviewing the prospects (with some of the most asinine quesUons I've ever heard). and Later dismissing them for this reason or that. (One of those questions which pops to mind was 'How much do you drink" which may have been relevant in the eye of some since the case did . 15 %; "',f f•4,,,, "l;I I...J • L — I The - --- Aamonteafl Above All ' . --- �A.-Evening He rald,Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12, 17s their full capacity later, when centrate on developing muscle calesthenic exercise program years old, male, and stage. And, you are right that your bones are finished endurance with relatively light will help you develop gocxl 1. I'm also 2D pounds over. YOU may Still grow in height and My question , ou!d weights rather than muscles and good bones. weight. I try and try, but i just get some help that way. I still lift weights or should I progressively Increasing the Meanwhile why don't you You don't need to overdo can't le that extra weight. I stop until my bones have weights to very large loads. miles make arrangements at one of every welaht lfLlna to devehxi nik Vnnr itood almost -I urAit Lflt. LAMB I am 13 matured? Also, is it all right to truth The is that small muscles. Don't try to lift day and only eat half a the gym facilities in your area $ and started lifting weights do a lot of push-ups and other weights will help You todevelop weights that you can't lift easily cucumber for lunch, but my to start some form of weight regularly. Then someone told muscle developing exercises? good bone structure. Certainly three limes in a row. Ufting mother makes me eat more for training program in addition to me that lifting weights would DEAR READER Uke so any exercise that involves that weight more than 12 times dinner. I just don't Imew what your daily walks. That might hinder my bones. fle said that many other things, it Is a lifting your own body is not help more than you realize. anyone younger than 17 should question of getting cwugh but harmful. Here I would include more often thanthree days a to do. I'm afraid I'll never lose You should also see your week will not speed up muscle that much weight. Maybe if I not be lifting weights. not going to wretchtd excess. developing your capacity to do development. More frequent family doctor and he sure you; start to grow It will help. Pleam It was mentioned if you lift 01 course you can lift push-ups, chln.ups, sit-ups and lifts may even slow muscle don't have some medical give me a couple of tips. weights now, you would not he weights. I think, though, that at least modified knee bends. In growth. Some problem that Is slowing you READER DEAR able to build your muscles to very young boys should con- general :i cd all around DEAR 1)11. LAMB I'm 16 young men go through this down, like low thyroid (unction. Lift Weights With Care SPORTS - Dr. Lamb Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, By LAWRENCE E. LAMB Ex=Player - - A-- -- IT'S THE Greatest! Dow For Thursday, March 13, 1975 - s - -- I.. I IT'S UUI( - / t -44 A psyper Sale! 4 ARIES (March 21-April 19) * I W fl, 4. U You shouldn't be hesitant about using contacts who promised they would be willing lohelp you In care of need. CANCER (June 21-July 22) A bight Idea you have will work L&...' -- I '! I - - - j. now ANTISEPTIC I 3 HAIR SPRAY tot Limit bottle. SOAP PADS BO S P, IX of 5 Limit 106rosol. 14-oz. 13-oz. 1, t Customers Can Cbeck, Compare! - Rx 94 , 1.5, we sPill quo?. Rz prices by phone. (Limit 1) - mill" 67 Push plunger.. spins. . open to reveal chick - 1PENT' Limit Walge..n Luscious Ice Cream Mine 98$ vake........ Colorful plastic toy for the kiddie. Great km. ; YVALGR'jEN 73; VITAMIN C 50-mg. potency. I 67 ottI. 100.. .$1.69 100.......... 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Tire size Save - \' - 4 . /7 - fAff-(=-0R-LArW KUM CM - I-,. y \, J.; •_.t-\ - E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 G78-15 H78-15 L78-15 17.34 18.00 19.00 19.67 19.6 20.34 22.34 Orig. 52.00 54.00 57.00 59.00 59.01 61.00 67.00 Now 34.66 36.00 38.00 39.33 39,33 40.66 44.66 + - p J I - ftIflhII 'ns V~L -f - Dede Mendoza of Seminole High School gasps for a brea th. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) tell to Sandy Hutchinson 8-2, 8 1, Marshall Woodson OSTECN - Family World Is Semlnol?s Bets) Barley top- prevailed 8-1, Gordon Zellers conducting a golf tournament pled Cindy Black 84, Meg triumphed 8-2, Ben Turk fell 8-7 Sunday to raise money tosend Newman of Seminole defeated and Mike Yagerman won 8-4. the Central Florida Chorale to Constantine and Turk, and Pola nd. Beth Welcher 8-5, Mainland's Bliss Newell downed Sarah Woodson and Zellers won their The Chorale was invited to Mercer 8.5 and Seminole's doubles' matches by8-4 scores. spend three weeks in Pola nd on Cindy Sutherland topped Erin John George and Kenneth a concert tour. The Poland and Kniel combined for an 84 United States governments are Moore 84. Rolfe and Barley teammed doubles' win for the Lyman absorbing approximately two. for an 8-3 doubles' win over boys' only victory against thirds oI the cost, but about 00 must be raised in addition. Hutchinson and Welcher, and Winter Park. Newman and Mercer defeated ç Newell and Black 8-2. David M'C Ii And' Thar and the team of Dean Barley and Eddie White recor for the Seminole boysded In Lir setback to Mainland. hIcCook downed K!!ith Brown '. Tharp dumped Kevin Weir * 8-5 and Barley and White -A, . knocked off Greg Hill and James Wynn &2. V Seminole's Barley fell to Mainland's Kevin Brown 8-4, Rick o Mike Smith dumped Moreland 84, John Hendricks of Mainland defeated White 10----9, and Seminole's .. Moreland faltered to Kelth :nd •POST TIME7 . Kevin Brown 8.3. IMATINEES: 1:43 P.M. (WED & SAT) The Seminole girls are 6-4and •CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV the boys are 3-1. *PLAY THE ALL NEW TRIFECTA In the Oviedo girls' victory, Unda Van Eepoel topped her opponent 84, Teresa Yoder INLONGWOOOOFFI7.CI SORRY UOONEUPIDERI$ flfl SUPEAU "•' SIX-PACK A RIER CAR a, owns fan pint price...,,, AM steel. It otlochu to wail. Slip it on, off, . KodacolororWalqr fl jf -f-d And Printed, Thru 3 31 75 ~j6 No Limit. Bring COUPW With Order. s mile Attaches to Garden Hose JET X WASHER With and sucls. 99 RIG. $7.95 -- $ 1 OFF PRICE OF PHOTO FINISHING - . U(.1IJI REGULAR 1 o loorr Wgc Call today: ".- fill C I TAYLORI --F- jiJ((lrlt.1-__ UPflUE ]LOUNGE Mu u lti March 13 16 1975 IUUIIIUIIIIIIII..R..liI.I.1, SET OF 3 - Family World Yr C le - 1:30 p.m., at Sheoah and take on The Seminole girls' tennis and A11u I3runet topped her foe Lake City Community College team defeated Daytona Beach 8-3. Tuesday at 1:30 p.m., at Mainland 5-2, but the Seminole Van Eepoel and Tyson Mayfair Country Club. boys faltered to Mainland 4-3 in teammed for an 8-6 doubles' The Raiders edged Polk high school tennis matches win and Yoder and Brunet Community College .3nLast Tuesday at Mainland, dropped their match 8-4. week. Long fired a 74, Harkins In other matches, Tuesday Mark Wilson of Oviedo carded a 77, Hulbret recorded the Oviedo girls downed faltered in the No. I singles' an 84 and Bob Hendrickson Apopka 4-3 and Apopka toppled match, Jay Saucer fell 8-2, John stroked an 85. the Oviedo boys 4-3. Van Eepoel lost 8-2, Dan sic is now 4-2. The L>man boys and girls Ballard triumphed 8-6 and Scott lost to Winter Park bys..l scores Graham lost 8-2. and the Lake Brantley boys Wilson and Saucer won their dumped Colonial 6-I In ma tches doubles' match 8.0, and Van Monday. EepDel and Ballard won 8-1. 3 - ,, ' ' . .IIuNI....uuaI.u..Iu.pa.....m ! ________ and Ann Smith of Seminole Tribe N etters *Sp li t Mat ches GIANT TAME ON on ttv sixth and an rbl-Uiple in the Simmons, Catledge (4), third. Fendor(6)andBearz;Ftnella, Brown struck out eight and Johnson (6) and Crandall. Is COUPON "I WALGREE4 30 DIAPERS ' . (Limit 2) BUY Now At... 1.96.. Hold you in, smooth you in, trim you in! p $ YOUR BIRTHDAY March 13, 1975 No peroxide. Washes away only the gray. '-' wflllams and Shawn Left wich would have been enlors at JU this sear. But they were ruled ineli gible by the NCAA after university officials reported that the two accepted checks from an agency that repre5ents professional athletes. L70ITers .wuu COCKTAIL 39c Loving Care - - • .- e point-5having probe did involve the 1974-75 tem. Point-sha ving describes actions to win or lose a game by ss or more poin ts that a gambler's point-spread on a particular game. Robert Spiro, university Teams Fall In the fourth, Robert Smith and Casq. OR FRUIT Clairol Color-Lotion .- Se m. Mab ,,,, - and Ned Raines walked with the triumphed in the 100-meter bases loaded for Seminole's two TP 2 22-13 17 0 freestyle in 1:02.5. runs. Randy Brown si ngled for Navy 000 2G.- 3 4 4 The Seminole swimmers take Seminole's lone hit in - the on Lake Brantley and DeLand fourth. .- - - -- Stevens, Lapp (4), Stevens Tuesday at Sanora. Jim Brodie and Ned Raines (5) and Johnson; Fleming, slammed doubles for the Taylor (5) and Amadeo. Seminoles. Z)Jt. on 010 OR 000 203 x-4 7 2 with a bases-empty home run In . 84;In FRUIT N HONEY Save Big! Pack of 40....... Denture Cleanser; each tablet wropt in foil COUPON SLICED PEACHES •1 POLIDENT TABLETS ' ½ Gal TAKETS But Alexander would neither no w playing with the Utah stars con firm nor deny that only for. of the American Basketball mer pla yers were involved In Associa tion The team had a - k!-' Oak Ridge took both ends of a Seminole took advantage of Brown, Sizncoe (6) and N. high school swim mcet from six Mainland errors and three Raines, Boyd (6); Jenning, Seminole Tuesday at the base on balls to score eight Lastlnger (6), Strickland (6), Sanora pool. times in the sixth inning. Tim Penland (6) and Crider. The Oak Ridge boys topped Raines of Seminole ignited the the Seminole boys 11641 and rally with an Inside-the-park Oviedo 040 001 0-S 4 3 the Oak Ridge girls prevailed home run. George Slmkanlch Ocoee 301 300 z-7 7 3 123-30. and Mark Russi poked singles Seminole's Kevin Smith won t) during the rally. Ward and Stumpf; Haslett the 200-meter freestyle in 2:08.5 jJ59* I ' SPINNING BUNNY ON EGG OPENS SooiEI only.. -I -i-- r. - I Trinity Prep trounced Sanford Navall Academy IX2. Lymn faltered to oak Ridge 5-3 Monday. Pak 100 -.-.... Mainland 10-5 Seminole erupted for eight walked six before giving way to Daytona ru ns in the sixth inning to down Mark Sirncoc in the sixth. Beach Mainland 10-5 Simcoe retired four of 12 five in a rugn scnooi baseball game Mainland batters fie faced. One Tuesday night at Mainland, reached base on an error. , In, other action Tuesday, The win pushed Seniinole s Ocoee dropped Oviedo 7-5 and record to , * T r Paper PLATES , Here * " . , Seminole Tops 023' ------ ------_____ Prices - 1 . • I - Indexed, Easy to Locate: trademark & generk pharmaceuticals are listed in various strengths and quantities. .. - I ______ 10,000 "4& •.• 0 "lk LISTPR1NEILLJ MISSn0r9%W I BRILLO -- Ni •-. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) president, said the school was Bob Gottlieb, former basket, contacted once several months ball coach at Jacksonville Uni- ago about the allegations but versity, says two players on his has heard nothing since. 1973-74 team are in volved in an "AS far as I know, these are FBI Investigation of dlleged totally unsubstantiated allegapoint-shaving at the school hans," Spiro said "As far as I Gottlieb, who refused Tues- know, we are clean as a hound's dayto Identify the pair, resign- tooth ed last week. He said the one"I just hope and pray that we year renewal contract offered are, anyway" him wasn't enough A member of th O7-74 W.M. Alexinder, chief of th teiru, Ikrcy Williau:;, said th FBI's Jacksonville office, con- prose ws foolish. federal investiga"V,e didn't have that good a tlonatJU has been tn progress team where we could start last May. - _____ 44W - - - ' - :: right reserved to iinit quantit i es on all Items -•'* Tablets REG. 334 come LIBRA rSept. °t nghbothood? 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Guarente:ilaJCPonnuy Heavy Duty Shock Abso,ber fails due lo defects in material and workmanship, or wear out. while the Original purchase, owns the car. we will replace the shock absurtoralno extra charge Jastnotfyusandprt'ntyotjr pr: of purchase Therewrllbeanaddilionalinstallatwnch.uq.. e stfock 3bsobervas origina ll yinstalled ale price effective through ay, March ; - "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys-Open Mort.-Sat. 8 a.m. Open Sunday 12:30•5:30 9 p.m. fed. tax 2.67 2.83 1.01 3.20 3.07 3.28 3.50 �0 SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 12,1975 SCOREBOARD Brantle Dominates Track Meet Trevino . M ( S Faces Lake Brantley ruled a four- behind Winter Park in t three- Craig 'Hannah won the pole Lake Brantley fi-eshman Rick team hiph schoel track meet team meet at Orlando Boone. vault with an effort ol 10 feet. Harts won the two-mile run 113 Tuesdy at the Lake Brantley Marty Williams of Lake Brantley's Ron Harris won the 10:41.4. Brantley's mile relay track. Brantley won the shot putt with 330-yard intermediate hurdles team of Chuck Colter, Stanley, n Brantley registered 113 a toss of 47-feet, nine-Inches. In 40.5. Arnett and Harris triumphed i points, Leesburg piled up 78, Brantley's Matt Shultz won the Henry Stanley of Lake 3:34.7. Seminole recorded 55 and mile run in 4:40.3. Brantley rWed U* Myard runi In Lyman's meet, Winter Osceola of Kissimmee earr,ed David Arnett of Lake In 2:01.1 and Seminole's James points, 112 29. Brantley dominated the 440- Gray won the high jump with a Park amassed 50 and Lyman Lyman was a distant second yard dash in 52.0 and Bran0ey's leap of six-feet, one-inch. PORTS IN BRIEF Miller Webster, Short MIAMI (AP) Johnny Millet, fresh and rested after some HeadCollege Stars time off, returns to tour corn. petition this week and takes on NEW YORK (AP) Marvin Webster. Morgan State's Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino feared "Human Eraser", and Eugene Short, the highin the $150,000 Doral Open Golf powered forward from Jackson State, were among those Tournament, named today to the Associated Press' 1975 Little All. "1 always seem to play my America basketball team. best after taking a break," said Joining the talented giants on the AP's glamour team Miller, a three-time winner and are forward Gerald Cunningham of Kentucky State', the sensation of the winter tour, guard Lloyd Free of Guilford and guard Ike Williams of "You look at my record. Armstrong State. "Except for the U.S. Open, Webster, a 6400t-11 senior called "a near-pro fran. and the times I've won two or chise" by one scout, and Short, a 6-7 Junior termed the three In a row, all of my wins best forward ever to play at Jackson State, are repeaters have come immediately after from last year's first team. In addition, Webster was a I've had some time off. I Just second team All-America two years ago. seem to play better. I'm more enthusiastic, after I've had a Withdraws break." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miller has had a two-week rest at his home in Napa, Calif.,The top-seeded players advanced easily in most of the pro tennis tournamer., around the world, but at Lancrn1ng into the Thursday start d r, !t,, second-:cede d Marty fleissen''as an exUlf this 72-hole ira ceptiOn. $N,000 first prize over the 7,Reissen, who won the opening event of the World 065-yard. Doral County Club Championship Tennis' Red Group tour In Philadelphia In January, pulled out of the tournament at Landover At one time Miller, the tunabecause of an arm injury he suffered last week in Hart. way, record-setting winner of ford, Conn. the two Arizona tournaments But top-seeded John Alexander advanced, although he that opened the tour this seahad to struggle to slip past Graham Stillwell 6-7, 6-4, 64. son, had planned to skip this event, but he decided to enter at the last minute. He's the probable favorite, but Nicklaus By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and Trevino are close behind. The Philadelphia Philhies are looking twice as good as "II always gives you a lot of any other baseball team In spring training so far. Even confidence when you win your when they split their team in half, they can't be beaten. first tournament of the year," The hillies di'.idcd Into two squads Tuesday and Trevino said after his front-rundoubled their pleasure with victories over the Pittsburgh • '*,4 U I'trats and ritJ the Citrus Open at Orlando. The 7-5 victory over the Pirates and 12-1 drubbing of the "I seem to be a streak player. Dragons gave the Phillies a perfect 6-0 record and an When I get it going, I someinside track on the Citrus League championship. times keep It going for a while. r4 I'm p!air,g a gd! ceure Marichal Signs With LA that I like." ick1aus also has a history of VERO BEACH (AP) Pitcher Juan Marichal, second SUCCS in this event, winning leading winner among active pitchers, signed with the the tournament In 1972. He's National League's Los Angeles Dodgers after becoming a coming off a one-week break free agent. and will be trying to wipe out the memory of a final-round collapse that cost him the title In his last start,, the Jackie Deltona Lady Golfers Play Gleason Classic. Some other standouts include DELTONA The Deltona Second flight, front nine Sam Snead and his nephew, women's nine-hole golfing low gross Esther Williams 50, J.C,, millionaires Tom Wets- group held its weekly event Last low net Kay Bellows 35, Peg kopf and Bruce Crampton of week at the Deltona Golf and Myers 35. Australia, defeNfing champion Country Club. Third flight, front nine low Buddy Affin and Gleason winThe winners follow: gross Irene Carr 56; back nine ner Bob Murphy. First flight, front nine low low gross Marge Fisher 59. Arnold Palmer and U.S. Open gross Pat DuBois 46, low net Fourth flight, front nine Champ Hale Irwin are not corn- Sarah Barton 36, Win Firth- low gross Dee Merrill 64, low peting. Hand 39. net Betty Konigsrnark 65. - - Resssen L)mn's Al Latimer won the : Oviedo long Jump at 21-feet, 10-inches, Otto of Lyman ruled the 880yard run in 2:05.5 and Lyman 's mile relay team won in 3:31.1. The Oviedo boy swimmers Oviedo girl winner. She cap. defeated Trinity Prep9O.6land tured the 100-meter backstroke the Oviedo and Trinity Prep with a time of 1:25.5. DELTONA Deltona sports girls tied with 78 points apiece will contunue to have fields and in a high school swim meet courts to play on, according to Friday. \/ie Lea Scott, president of the Oviedo's Tom Chitty won Deltona Shuffleboard Club. 200-meter freestyle in 2:16.6, Torn Siebert dominated the 200 After the Deltona Corporation tona IM in 2:27.4, 111ff Baker won the announced it would cease 100-meter breaststroke In 1:13.0 DELTONA - The Deltona maintenance of the facilities on and Oviedo's 400-meter Shuffleboard Club competed in June 1, it was (eared that the freestyle relay team of Chitty, a 'red and black" match with Deltorui Little League, shutTim Glassmire, Jon Rawlson the DeBary Shuffleboard Club fleboard club and Deltona Civic and Bob Allen won in 4:11. 8. last week. the Reds won 12 Association would have no Kathy Itobh n;' was the only games arid the Blacks min six. idac' to participate. to. II 9 . ( , I Ii j, Lyn (13), 1. Montague _____ _j. • i: Harris (18)10.5. 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(1 7) 191 00 ELEVENTH, Is, A, 35.67: Lnnkeypilpinm 23 60 1010 670 7 (44) Lucy Show (2,8) NBC News (13) Old Smothers (24) Zoom (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) As The World Crusade (13) Get Christie 1%4HA Prestone ® II flush 'n fill kit For This Sale. Many I pano Beach, Fla 3.60 6 FlorIda in accordance with the cluding: none sold to dealers _____ PANELING ACCESSORIES at 320 8 Ne . York (N) vs New York (A) .t Ft Lauderdale, Fla. Los Angeles vs. Texas at Porn. 6.00 ,. 57S Philharmonic (35) Name Of The Game (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Movie (24) Behind The Lines 9:00 (2) Lucas Tanner (6) Cannon Billy Gra ha m Crusade (13) Enterprise: Federal Regulation Of Busin ess (24) Boston Pops (44) Movie 930 (9) Movie (13) Detectives (33) Double Action Theatre 10:00 (2, 8) Petrocelli 320 3 Chicago (A) vs. St Louis at St. 4 20 3 Petersburg. F l the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Altamonte Springs, Florida in. xc. Pine a I 4 Cincinnati 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (u% Montreal vs. Detroit at Lake. land, Fla. 4.40 3 Chicago (N) vs. Milwaukee at 5.70 4 Sun City, Ariz. 3 50 I San Francisco vs. Cleveland at Quiniela (3 4) 573 10 Tucson, Ant. Perfect. (3 1) 149.90 Aritona State U. vs. Oakland at TENTH, 3-14, 8, 31.45: Mesa, Ant Nebr Woof 33 10 43 10 16 20 7 Kansas City vs. Baltimore at Rumored 5.00 1 10 I Miami, night Aar.c1,,,,d,, Hopjins Babe Quiniela (1 6) 11960 6:30 Dawn (9) That's My Mama And The Prairie Tony Orlando (6) Thursday's Games Summer Sue (6) Fictitious Animals Cable Prevue Philadelphia at Minnesota vs Tamp., Fl. Risky Pam 'Ovi5loM of the (24) Jack Benny 8:00 (2, 8) House On 620 5 Beach, Fla na me' of NOVA SCAN from the office of the defendant, Chicago INDUSTRIES, and that I intend to Local Publications, Inc. at 779 St reglstersaldnamewtththeClerkof Whooping loop, Crane's Roost, Mm Louis great low Zayre price! (j (24) Villa Alegre Detroit vs. Boston t Winter 210 1 Haven, Fla 100 7 Te.a vs Atlanta at West Palm fictitious " at least 864 gals, p.r stoss fl Different Patterns EIGHTH, 11, C. 39.14: Haggis 7020 1.00 Irish Trans 1.20 Century Quinlela (6 7) $35 Perfect. (6 7) $11200 NINTH, 5-16, C. 31.71: Dreamy 11 70 6 . Optima 680 It Coiumber Notice i hereby given that I am being 'round protection for your engine., .at a Now vs (35) Lcit In Space 6:00 (2, 4, 0, 9) News (13) Movie Clearwater, Fl.. NY engaged In buiines.s at 330 N. Lake Florida, more particularly Atlanta Howell Rd., Casselberry 37707. dncrlbed as follows: SemInole County, Florida under the All equipment and furniture taken Vncvr engine! So shop now and get year - 'S (13) (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Comin TONIGHT'STV What's B"ach. Fl.. Montreal Bob (SI. I Manatoe Danny (4), 3. Judge Ragland (17), 6 Bo Cn1Iin (10), 7. Gent's Pick (6), S. Wileliffe Duke (6). ELEVENTH 31. B - 1. Berkley Smiley (57), 2. Peggy Shan (6), 3. Ultra Violence (17), 1 Rose Gibson (10. 1. Cecy's First CI), 4. R T's Picky (SI. 7. Beauty (4j, 3. Hallelviush Jones (4). TWELFTH, 3-s.0 - I. Ernie I (5), 7 Win Hana (5 2). 3. Exotic Lace (4), 4. Bannons Kin (10), S. Imperial Inex (5). 6. X'S Puny view (4). 7. D.G.'s Pan Am (I?), FICTITIOUS NAME YOU get 3-way protection against : Truth (6) Concentration (9) Wild World -. 24 Star Trek Price Is Right My Line 7:30 (2) (6) 5: Robert Philip Taylor, Jr. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ Publith: March 12. 19, 74, April 7, Execution was delivered to me as NHL Standings N .111 EVENING 44) Bradenton. East Division FICTITIOUSIIAME NOTICEW-$IiLRIFF'S SALE W I Pct, 0$ Notice ii h,r,bl, given Issal I am NOTICE I$LqgBvQlv(Nthat New York At 31 O0 engaged In business at 1397 West by virtue of hat certain Writ of Kentucky M Highway 434, Lo*gwood 3273*, Execution Issued Out of anc' under St. Louis 76 42 .156 24' Seminole County, Florida under the the seal of the Circuit Cjunt of Memphis 20 a, fictitious name of SUN REALTY Seminole County, Florida, upon a Virginia 11 56 200 SERVICE, and that I intend to final Judgment rendered in the West Division register Said name with the Clerk of aforesaid Court on the 7th day of Denver 53 17 the Circuit Court. Seminole County, February, A 0 1975, in that certain San Anton. 17 30 .513 12', Florida in accordance with tne case entitled, J. Ed Straughn, as Indiana 37 31 .544 IS, NcW PATENUD - Ht'L (35) 148 ','O Pe'tccta I S 3) $93 00 Legal Notice 4 - ( TUESDAY '-S.- ., Tort,'s 12I'5? (52), 2 MiSty Isle (5, 3 Gulfport First, 5.16, 6, 8, 31.34: _ 5' 7 Ardrirw' Mistress (17), 5 Cre-slip Skilagol., WajslIis4a (35, Cincinnati vs. Hou ston at Cocoa II q nlchi Dragons at Intercom (241 Leaving out 11 60 S 70 320 I Chicago (A) (split squad) vs Nick Bilby $00 340 i Kanias City at Fort Myers, Potluck 6 Fl.. QuinIeia (1 1) 115.20 Chicago (A) split squad) vs Perfect. (1 4) %57.5 Minnesota at Orlando, Fl., - 6. Swar*e'swelltn (6),?. Zin 5 urr1ih1er_hlAii flier WEDNESDAY Fla 3 4() 6 Zin (6), S Sno Ike FIFTH, 3$, B - Lucky Pup (121. SIXTH, 5.1$, A, 31.11: 7 Look Ethel (5)' 3 Blockbuster (6), April Shower s 360 2 60 I Diltona J,t (10), 5. Dougl Babe Sippy Lane 1 10 (6). 6 Mke's Special ( S) , 7 Sno Noble Doll Egan (52). S Riv, (4). Quiniela (1 7) 11060 SIXTH, $ .16, A 1 Ted's Wen dy Perfecta (1 11 SlY SO (1O).7. Ls.a Pago (57), 3 Run Lucky SEVENTH, S il, C, 31$: (5). 4. Mister Marcus (5). S K's Poor Ann 900 350 Quota (6), 6 MineolaAquaman(o, Montice 6 20 Dog Results 17, Pilt5bugh vs. St. Louis (split squad) at St. Petersburg, Fla. St. Louis (split squad) vs Chu Quintet. (3 4) S46 00 Perfect. CS]) 115600 FIFTH, 5.16. 0. 31.60: - - "L W. Boo Boo TENTH, 5.14, TA -1 Dark Rider , no shor taaes here... I Wednesday, March 12, lflS-PA 7. (A) at Ff. Lauderdale. Fla. A....1... nIIl_._._ I fw V a. uiiuinur VT CZ ... Miami, Fla, Perfect. (Si) FOURTH, 5.16, C. 31.31: Berkley Duff 1120 1.00 350 5 Armis i 60 300 3 , (5) THIRD, $.1,D -1. Wycliti Gold (1). 7. Berkley Ann (6), 3. Margaret's Beauty (5), 4 Smoke y Blue (10), S. Frolicking Fran (17), 6 Father's Okabena (S ) , 7. Sky Lifts (5.7)5. Chrome Charger (6) FOURTH, 316, 17 1. Ma Habacker (4), 2. Dan's R Dusty Dallas (1)1, 1. Lusty 4. 0 M's Twelveteen (52) S. Jolly Kider (6). 6. Learn To Win (12), 7. Mineola Hamlet (5), I. Berkley Good Recovery - : K's Alpha 310 300 1 Montaaue Bt?II Afl £ QuInilai 5) 5i460 NINTH, 5.14, C - I. Twinky (I). 2. Daily Bread (6), 3. Bouncer Boy (1), ti -ri - 1 '*% ' . (6) epartment at en t Store ' .•. Rookie (4). S Ripple (10). - ,t_,; Lus!re (II SEVENTH, 3-14, 6- I. Phantoms Pearl (4),? Frans Image (6), 3. K's Harard (S.?), 1. Mystery (S), S. Algo Rebel (6), 4. LL's Imogene (10),?. Big Looker (5), S Caslip-s Sparkle (I?). EIGHTH, 35. A - I, Mineola Poppy (5). 7 Barn Berg (6), 3. Montague Leather (4). 4. Marg P.t IS 2)5. Betty Shan (I), 6 See Saw (17), 7. X's Phoebe (10, I. Eadfs Ion Gal 35 Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. . (6). 2. MISS Terri Lynne to), 3. Barry King ( 5 7). 1. Hidden l%lbfld (17) . KS 'w. ui. o "neoia Superstar t4L ' . J. F's Top J (10), I. Sissy (10) yRe D Monlreal 9. Boston Minnesota 5. Houston I _. --------- . '.v jUU j i Ang e l es 10. Cincinnati 6 Fortune seeker 3 40 3 00 1 Philadelphia (split squad) Mini Murphy i.00 3 Pitttb,i'gh S OuInlela (1 2) S16.60 Tokyo 1, Atlanta 0 Perfect. (2 1) 145.10 Philadelphia (sp!" SQUad) Daily Double (7 21 %76i.,00 Chunichl Dragons I THIRD, 5.16, 0, 31.53: Wedneiday's Games . Lieutenant (S 2)5, TOnkawa Jackie .. E " - -- LEISURE 2 60 3 St Louis 3, Kansas Ct 2 SECOND. 1a. 0. 35.09: Manatee Bobby Nabu (S-2) 6. $no Duke (S) 7, Country Swing (6), I Red Witch (6) (5 530. Harbin (0) 5S Pole vault' Hannah (18) i0O. Kemp (LO) 90. Patrick (1.6) 56. Hicks (L B) • 6. Mor rell CL) $6. too ci th ttrt (1) go, H,irr', I c. M (12), 2. One For You 111), 3. it. U0 role y: L 1: 31 - 1, S I 34 3, 0 131 6. 400dash: Arnett ILB) 52-0. Nelson M 54,0, Johnson IS) s4.9, Menefee to Lake Brantley II) Leesburg 7. High jump: Gray (5)6-I, Morrison Seminole 55. Osceola (LO) 60. Grant (LB) 5.10, Harris Shot putt: Williams (LB) 179, (LOt 510. Jones (L) DvigililO (0) ] Pratt (L) 41 Sprint medley relay: 1 2:07.6, S 10i, Calhoon (16) 43 3. Chapman ?L05.0, LB 2:100. (L B) 133 700 dash: Hart (1) 22.3, Daniels High hurdles. Pratt lOt 150, (0), 730, Lloyd (16) 23.6. Gordon Stanley (18)15.7. Edwards ( $ I 159, (S) 73$, Washington Ha rper ( L O) 160. Barrett (10)17 7 Two milerun: Harta (LU) 10:41.1, Discus: Pratt (1) 131 I, Divigililo Loughlin (LO) 10:435, Wigner (0) 122",. Bohr IL) 11861a. Johnson Il 03 0, White (0) 11:01.1, Lyon (18) 1117.1. (5) 1066' 2. Chapman (L 0) 1053': Entries FIRST. -I6. IS -1. Off kie'1 Luck ,0 - - Crlmon (0) 19-11". Harris (L8) Dog TONIGHT Long lump: Jenkins (0) 201O", Pratt (L) 20 8, Jones W MS. Mc- 7:00.6, Traster (16) Calloway (5) 2:116. Shuff lers ,4j D e l _____ ! CalIoway (S) 1:45.2, Sawyer IL) 1:s0.7. Laughlin (18) 4:51.4. Starke (8) 5:100. Miller (CO) - p billies W in Twice -- LL, ShUfflers Ga i n Fields Boys Top Trinity Rechel W 107. 10.15. (LI Mile run: ShuIti (LU) 1:403. - ISPECIIL- or 95 4 WI_ W $ B 95 �ii-=r-; _______ • --.' ..-,' ..-, -.. -- .-.. /.--. ... -s-..- TT .. : : .-. . - . - _J•• IOA-Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Wednesday, March BEETLE BAILEY _~ WIN _ Walker _______ ARE ' NO, 6URE A j 4E EVER)NE ______ JUE WOWN A THE ir \ LIKE ThA7... ALL -PURE 6COWL &AC OR . - 8LAC I J / 0 BRIDGE AT - - OItTII A643 - 12 _____ EAST I I e I 18~ JI;Z~_P) dowwp ^ ( a %-- I -A- ,--I - • 10952 - - . _13-ii ~ - - - 49 932 Arril ID) 1"WU AAKQ105 W.1 QJ i ALLEY OOP by ONE YES! oop AND rr ISN'T I 7 yo Gnu. A A 8654 flow EMCAUSE AIL My FRI 'cu IDE-ACTVA1 fl4EA1A,i/nEN\wF_'LL FIND - - ____ ______ Pass I_________ tl P 5# Pcc A 6 A Pa sts Pass slams, _______________________ L THE BORN LOSER -1 I:U CHAA:e CT, IT 19YT in spite of the fact that h h d I k c to Iee him one or two tricks short. Toth s slam looked easy to him tie rutted the second he.trt and Laid down his ace of __________ - 'is CAP [; , by A Sonsom A I t - 4EK;~/# IT t*'T INMCON6! %eKwb.. ______ Sk*U .11 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS o _•: I 4) %fl/ J I US _ r it m OntIIIPd to is alwa y s HIS i- - FRUIT FOR SALE E V. 332$t4 By Ropir 8011en FUNNY BUSINESS 3 N T I ~( I AGQeE,HENR0D-- ft ~ W ~,, j~i , BUr ,MST TRINK HO INSECURE qCUIC) FEEL 1 .1' %h do do What ver )OU do ma A %1Oflt. Assuming that )our partner's bid as forcing, r tilt loard four hearts. e ., _. . *`:_ 4. iF THE Sn'UATiCN WERE ~71", I 4 TovAy's QUESTION Y bid Four hearts and )'oUl partner continues to four notrump hatdo you do now? Answer Tomorrow FACED WIflIA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Amn vmous Can Help Call 423 4se? Write p 0 RO , 121 3 Sanford.Florida3p,, - 1 Jackie Caola Srn SUool Hea'ed Pool, All Ages wi - ; .,f1,011i ________ ____ - 1eipWanted I ~.A 11rW XA*R&Q X I 1111 ' . I d I I Or tAmw/C - ~_ - ME RA LB WAS ' KlN ______ - -114 k MW a TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan . AV KNOW We KMN5W A ny-S TWIN z- JJ III .iiiilI /fl , _____ . ________ . I . _____ ____ . ____ Z1111111111lM .. J 1 -- '--S A ' t . • I ________* Many cancers are AVON TO THE RESCUE curable if detected early Caught up in a layoff? Save your budget by selling our famous Take advonta i of this ta-i ,. - .-. • , . _______ How7 By taking some time once n ye-ar and getting _ (3 ___ BLONDIE ATDUD O E • ' J r _______ EE SPADES I ATD U BID. A I U'D 1 - • I - sa I I f i . it r lv..Vs. ---%I.*- _N%Vi&%1- ~ 1!_^ "Mol 11 R -lift OF" 10- 5.11 4PPALO~A . _ ~] r JLk6r LEARNED -F GOLOPAINT." M I 1 _________ .t ___ ________ ___ 0 1 it , 'S -T . : - - L . -. --- ) _ .. L "34M I ll 'e' . _ AW CHOPPER ES! - 5 LCE 4BORP. TO SAFEry FROM THE LERABLE 5uPfr4NKJ ELA. I / .. _____________________ OV4 _______ I u CAPRorEcr - 73 / 4% NAVY! _______________ O+( M A q - • ____ ... TIME by Howte Schneider - - . . . year mortgages 30 with only 5 % N . . C ________ I . I I ~`-~ - T, FRANKAND _ERNEST - ~ - - - - -_ " -_ . ____ ______byBobThey., I 1, . JFOF_ t'JIDU,/tP ZI lv~ . J ZY _____________________ wa r-i • Buwy,vs ~/V~ I ___ CAL16ANG IN -- ' ( -- ____ _______ 0 I ~~~ , / i TIRID. • 4 _________ a I _____ V!7Ln / - ____ - ML .v m . . L N #Close to everything yet away from it alll foLarge wooded lots e Street lights ) aved struts *Sewers *Sidewalks . * :wi _ __ ORCHIDS- ss to %too. Ana Hari rchIds. lot$ Palm Springs or" Altamonte Springs 3397737 * -JUos for Sale 1 Bird New inspection %tIckr, four new tires Excellent co". Ciii after 4p.m. 373 NO PAR KINGpcobIem when you your Easter shopping for values in AO*r4&*n Samford 64EquipmeM for ftnt - Rent Blue &VO-W &lw%lrlr %Arpqv l9n Cutlass Station Wagon. fully e4AkIPP#d,-- %I,0S. Call Duane Shampooff for only $1.50 P" day. McGuire at' 372-1651. Dealer. CARROLL S FURNITURE tsun Suru -- 4 74 $10; Bouncy chair. i; iv stand, _____________________________ $3; corner table, $3; Table Lamp, Adorable Spaniel mixed $7' Coffee table 11 )fl 3493 puppies, $31 , lf SANFORD FLEA MART I ,Mile E. on46and 4 Puppies - Mother Reg. Alrdalt; Sal. Sun. 9 S 322 7599; 3210720 Father, Reg. Pit dining room. 211 lcit%. ?fees By ow, fir S211,000 322-4193; , Sate come.Ilt chcel Plus Fla. -& finest Used Cars. Dl Baird Dats of a Gun. Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving dilly. Ph. 131.1311, Open Sundays 12.6. Good condition. UW. See of 11? Lake Dot Dr. or Call 3fl55$3 after ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS - 6p.m. HEATED KENNELS. Double bed, complete, $45; Glass top Coll" table. %IS Single bed AKC Dt6er Man PinChef puppies, complete. $70; Tae lamp, Champion lineage. $75 to $15o Mr. Dinette set, $20; Small mahogany Anderson 57 china $45 Double bed frame $10 Roll a way bed. 115~ ironing AKC Labrador Rittrieve rd, $3; Old buffet, 1)5. KuIp black male, $ wks Pick of the DecoratorL4O7w 1st St 332 7335 litter $100 904271 32 irn Kingsod stationwagon; 1963 Olds 1"; 1172 Pontiac Catalina Brougham. All very good ceo dillon. 6490 ro 73417fl Inih Setter Pvppi 6wk AKC. Shofs. SlOOca. 3226499. After S. 332 7914 1946 GTO. Bucket Siat I spd Hunt trans., good shape. 1500. 322 36fl. , - - _____________ i EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST ' A PHONE CALL AWAY ..~ . - I I I -1) _~__=,~__. _ ~i__" ., F!=~ . - . -,"a 4 _4~ MMERCIAL REMODELING [awn Car. (fl - I . - _t a ~ ~_m , Pest Control BUDDY S HOME IMPROVE AAENT LL ES YANYP OF CAR WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1104 - Carp.nI, Remodeling. Adjit, custom Work Licensed Bonded. Santord Ave Master Beautician, : __________________________ Interior Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulated TOWER S OLAUTY SALON (formerly Marrieti's Beauty Nook) p Core . - id p finest Adult-Family 1173 ,'.rk,fc, tqn5 eqent, pumps. D ATree5rvce Complete Tree Cafe J W (Jack) Klavck )23 at" etc Underground or above ground storage Ijimiks. Dewatering, ex CavAtion. drive V#ay culvert pipm and head wails. retaining wall, Come out and 1pipect the Model Homes on eson ye Management * Adult Section K * Your Own Washer a I - 1 505 W. 25th S su * Ift Sta ______________________ ______________________ I I.. H , me Improvements I - - / " / fARRIAGE ' ' covt Paiii emoeinLicensed Bonded 373 64 . P'LANNING A GARAGE SALE? TSEFORIET lJ° THE ilding L Remodeling 365 5316; 373 nss After 4 & ~%rekrnu% ' - S CLASSIFIED ADS in 2611 it(hin Batnroom Cabinets, Counter llop%. Sinks in stallillon ava;ldble. Cabell. 322 0014 anytime. W61 I Are you afutt time driver with a part time can! Check Ihe Automotive Section In The Herald everyda y, Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizei sec STINE MACHINE & We repair and vicit SUPPLY CO ?O7W7ntiSt 3277 - 11 ---c --- -- = *- -. . .','-___=*== -.-. -. --.-----'--'---- "-. -.-- -'--- - - -------- -. * - '- - - -' * 'T' ' ' - ;=-== . . .- I&rgeortoosmall Firtiliestimain service now available in Sanford -='-' '- - - _=,*,_ * - --, - -- -_ - k - _~ fX -90- Servke Rentals from only ' a~!-.'----- 2562 Park Drive . --1AV i';, KILL LAW14 SERvICE CleflUp%,thafchflgwe,dp Design Construction Financing Keith R. Smith Construction Inc. 1153 24 rs Nadine _1f_-__,_;% _X~_ - Landclqarg seictas fill dirt iveways All kinds of dtgo )2 9112. 834 1)95 RESIOENTIAL REMODELING Central Heat I A ir Conditioning. For free estimates call Carl Pi3tti%. at SEARS fl Sanford '. C&A Backhoe Service ARVIN MiliM BUILDING REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE 373 3678 Personalyax Service No 2 East Rd I ;f ~ t ~ Home I nprovements WILLIAMS tCCOUNTI Five Pots, Call 322 7U3 anytime - exhaust valve Good conditn. 1300 cash 12992417 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ac c!t- ~=_ -- ART h N PEST CONTROL / . a - f:;. * & , J 1 * 323-341166 _ 1q74 Econoline Ford.Atme Ter ~& fill your spring garden S `POI Payments. 1141 Month, Excellent or mow your vacant lots. Floyd Condition. 223-#M6. Freer, 222 519). Steren 3 records t 11411.4 0*4" " - W 44 I . after 3, MotorcycJ* Insurance L AIR AGENCY NOLL'S NELSON S FLORIDA ROSES Wondrf's Garden Ceer 40i Celery Ave,,Sanford 322 5672 2 Motorcycle Helmets. I adult sile I child Site, Baby crib. - and mattress and bumper pads excefl4nl Condition. $145. Call 3". Call Victor .171 0n4 STIZI- I - FISHING , BOATING DISPOSALS 323 0742 or 322 0532 Rig, Reel Estate Broker )1OE2SIhSt 372.4655 Sale or trade waterf Gulf coast. Call after 6 p rn 373 . / 111-315E. First St. ON LAKE JENNIE TAFFER REALTY P I& a-6. I ~ Geneva Gardens'. -. -_ *:"LUXURY PATIO APARTMENTS" by Prank NIH #-" I SAVE GAS - Shop the downtown Sanford merchants for all your famlYs Easter finery, MAITLAPID FLEA MART 19i) Hwy. 1' 92 Open Sat ISun 95 339.29 3fll / _____ ______ ?017. Casselberry. I?-q2,eXt_.fM -_ - $150. 322 A93S. 3236691. 4.40y-" Lake Jennie AAAOTmklTC APARTMII1 IU ENTS - ____ _____ . dull. Make good 111101111V Ava4able in ~_ - __ chairs, straight chairs. filing cabins, as It Cash and Carry, Dishwasher. $75. pine trestle table. 2 benches 2 captains chairs,$700 _________ _________ * I -. ------- ____ Reg Real Estate Broker. 3n 2296 eves & witt-14i Reg Real Estate Broker 377130) ?610 Hiawathaave.at1797 N SHORT RIBS , - ), 11 ",~i. - 34 11 ., PAYTON REALTY - " -__- :- - - . ,ri For Rent. Officeand Storage Space. l200FrenchAve,373 7310 - included 7330129 after 4:30. Used office furniture Wood or steel desk% (executive desk 1771 Large business building. ground floor, Reasonable. 1726"6 Real Estate . 3221719 ppIies I ____ ____ __ - ________________________ Older refurbished Spanish Style home Mutt be seen to be ap etlaed $38,900. Terms ' L FOR -;r i W. Garnett White Broker. 107 W. Commorcial Air Conditioning OWn!____ •.____ ' - ; 60-Mice j SANFOARADR - -I--. by Coks & wnce LlFT And - Sq ft .770 Volt Ideal for reIr ShOP or warehouse.322 $32 1 cc 322 _____ - CAPTAIN EASY REAL Reg Real Estate Broker 7AWS Myrtle Ave. Sanford Phone 3211 0610 Acreage $41111.0m . . LisfingsWinfed Oulck Courinus Service amenities. Privacy fence. fruit frees- Assumable mortgage, is - 0 Stan s ' Auction Hwy.A6I1-jMI Eastafl-4 ' ' - _____________________ 78-torcycles -_________________________ ____________________________ S58wts & Accessories --------1974 Honda 350 Make Offer. After o ROBSON MARINE 3329507 . 2927 Hwy 17 97 . 327 5961 . I ~_ calltrif condition. Accessories --- SANFORD. J _____ SaturdayiP M Open daily 103 We bu y, Sell, trade ____ 47Real Estate Wanted win Onespacefor 65 Mobiiehomo senic wild Weiva Riser Call 6haded yard lovely home nice 332 4470 or see at CAMP area 3bedrooms. 7baths Occupy SEMINOLE_ nuaIifylng Seeit! You'llloveit - - -_ ; cents each; men's and women's stacks. 5700 Low Prices on everything Come see Our new Peonditiond Batteries, $12 95 location THE BARGAIN change REEL'S BODY SHOP, GARAGE, 735 Hwy. 1792. Fern 1109 Sanfcrd Avi. 0. Sun. 12 Perk, Wed thru Sal., 11. 3226457 Homes, Lots ____ " I " _~? ( ____ fludj RE-OPENING SALE~ March 7. * Women's blouses and men's A fterHrs3??71)1or3131$47 Commercial Properties Pretty Yellow House s-_ I ASSUME MORTGAGE Leavinganpamustsejt licensed 12 room guest home. Central H&A. The many shops in downtown attractive, rent I Bms.. live in • Sanford make the largest "Mall" downstairs. Ideal for retiree. in the area for Easter sales. 54,000 down assume pat mints, 1211.37 Will accept 2nd mortgage. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, with all the -t"Ie Horne Lots * ___________________________ fruit frees, sprinkler system. Only 13711 -- 54--Ga ra ge Sa les properly, ileep well. Florida living Cill Ken Sandon JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR Days -- 32-.61,73 Nights In s424 or 377 7352 I BR 7bath pool fireplace fenced heat air. I acre. t32.950 ACrp Realty, REALTOR, Convenient Loca ion --- .- - -_ .--- ________ ----- 2 Acres near PA01a. Home clea.ed -'Quiet area 4 bedrooms. lk,j baft. I years old. Owner needs to move, 2 OR home near hospital. downtown. I Central h & a Large fenced yard, S22.9m - * - _________ . *1 key to aw"Wead COINS SEMiNOLE COIN CENTER 109 W ist St . 373 4352 COLOR TV Ill 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. _441006 city area 373 )99 - baths, with central heat and air. Owner will negotiate. $73,900. nished. air conditioned $ISO, 327. I " " . - - ( TC>0 1qEMJNISCENr0F ) FA!NTLY 0PALCSCENT) sic-H., LIMPID POOLS Or A GUY ~, INTEN I'M SORRY COULD DROWN IN ... i LARGE, LUSCIOUS AND Trees ncc BROKERS 517w it St. ,, ur GOLD ____ Beautiful Country Acreage BALL REALTY Choice Listings Beautiful Immaculate 1r *Ci - note Why we say . "111114ftioncli, is L WE BUY AND SELL . ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. OPEN NOON TIL DARK - rree canoe & fishing, ?bedroom. air, c8fPffInQ on scenic Wekiva River. In-1,00 or see a, CAMP ( CLASSES ? wHArs wizaa4G * All W11th ' (" "if4e, 060 #part. _______________________________________ .. GOLF-_1%40E5 PRETTiF-R... ~ #Ad an fiefrafte and I --- 6Stampm S2-Appliances creage, I have III --- -_ Large or sm:I tracts from Z1,700 KENMORE WASHER,- parls. servper acre up. Terry Really, Ice, used machines, REALTOR. 67v 0111 MOONEYAPPLIANCES323 0697 You desire Larry _ Larry Saxon, Realtor Sneak Preview u Bodms Nearly New #". plivalt bal. V (I r ARCHIE IT PCC-5Nt NF_CF_,55A;Z1LY IW71FRESTIt4e! . 00 _.;~ I- - - -- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE • De'draoi"s 4 500 Sanford Ave.)?) 7370 REALTOR 32714" 574 h040 AMoWle Homes $1430 DOWN FHA bedroom, Sunlend . 0:: closets throuf, carpet, fenced yard, , ; annual pct fr1r)( & in? 11 F -, Il I -.-. 323 9410 CaliBart Real Estate CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR - ___________________ 70 Acrescan be divided Lake Mary. Refrigerator, 11 Cu. it. Coldspot, between 3rd 14th at'Van Dunn frostfre., white. Excellent n. Ave., 3 blks south if scho. B. ditlon First $100 3230547 Belluccl, 1912 Louise St., Crystal inois, 6OD14 53-i v10- S tereo - LAKE MARY - New 3 bdrm. homes. Make color selections, paved streells. city water, 921,500 with only 12W down. Government financing $34 19 BuIlder. central air & heal, carpets, apes. Only $20,500 Low down. l monthly, Call $31 $272 lake cottige, for 1 or couple, No pets Lake pnivileg, swimming I &fishingLease.3736106 - N OW LEASING 3 3 BARGAIN HUNTER I le -2 It - Priced for quick ule. No qualifying. 775 3365 . 11 . .-. 4%. Reg 3fl alEstate Broker Area One Inc. "I 7494 FRIEND . : (. P" t I i 6WW. Isl St, 373 WINTER SPRING$ Bamboo Cove. 17BDRM, shag, air. SCS uUruHs sunny kItchens, playgrounds, near city park & Sanford Plaza From DELTONA- Clii, attractive nice SIAO Airport Blvd near Sanford Av 373 t3iØ Mo. 2 fldrmt I It M. UNSWORTH REALTY _________________________ 1' I I i .•. -, today. Prices low as $42,30D. Recreation park available to bvye Beautiful 3 bedroom. Ii bath, carted. fenced yard. itt & last. 3meMs vrwUrirs, Today I :• I A GiRC ; ', __. A1 .5 / I I _____ ri:iht no' Amerkan CancerSocktv ' . 5 rn I ( ' I I ArborTöiake, paved str, I yr. lease, renewal option, 6 rooms, central heat & air. Ist & last MO 323 4410. Rentals. __ a1 way. 0. a PROPANDA MILLS ARE GRDIN6 AIN1 I RSE I * ____ I r 1RL-A / • by Al . I ' S - I ______ r ' ________________________ _____ I I ( / PRISCILU'S POP FE WERE A BRIDGE GAME equipped $195 mo W s Nice. clearn room in private home. Private entrance & bafh Call 322 1567 after 4_30 checkup Then you 'll know, how health'.' '3U0r0. Then you'll know .ow to keep chic Young ______ SANORA - ONE DOZEN BRAND NEW PATIO HOMESI Ste them area. -- GORMLY i E 44 Sanford 323 47)3 43-thtAcrge Tiled kitchen, large lot. NEW 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes and fenced garden 111106' dock utility tnhouses Wail to wail carpet building barbecue pit 125 wellper built in kitchen and fall Ken Sandon. 'a#ntence fee LOW, LOW. JOHNNY WALKER iow t under tan. REAL ESTATE INC. dem plan Hwy 1797 to 75th St GENERAL CONTRACTOR west to Ridgewood and toil the 322-6457 signs. After Hirs. 322 7111 or 323 yfin Sanford 3 bdrm., 2 bath, central , , j -1 i A p __________ payments of $1 ldylfwllde -3 bedrooms wI)hdouble A k garage. 2 baths, family roo M. rolls value up to S2S a yd. Sacrifice dining room. utility room w fill $5 a yd Your choice- Weekday, sink, built-in appliances, 3730061. fireplace, 2 pallos, it without above ground pool 7 m Wedding gown complete with train old 3711-8111111. I.Aht MANY HUM Nice; bedroom block home New roof carpeted throughout Ridiculously low price 3 79 - -. _____- * you qualify! 14IDDEN LAKE - BEAUTIFUL IIOMEI 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, Built In 1r4 over 1,100 sq. It- living ______ -_______________________ Moving your mobile home? Have Drop In bobbin, irlo tog and I needle Position Like n4ew Condillon. sold truck, will travel. Also roof 68--Mnkd to Buy costing I et up. 273 70 new for US, balance of $43 cash or - S Payments of Ilor New warranty. GENEVA- I BR., 2 baths, mobile CASH 322-4132 home with cabana on 21,3 ac f es, Call Credit Dept. For used furniture, appliances. cleared Good water. Some horse SANFORDSEWINGCENTER tools, etc. Buy I or tool items pasture. Consider lease optiOn. 301 A East 1st St., Sanford 3fl9411 Larrys Mart, 713 Sanford Av. es i E C. BATEMAN mplete Slos; Wanted to buy used office furniturv. be Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. Reg, Real Estate Broker Guitars. %IS; new living room set, berry. Hwy. 17 92 m j206 h1?0;2 twin bs, 110 cOmpute; to qualified buyers r I Bedroom home. Retired or elder ly Couple only. No Pets. 349 S519 67e , t - COUNTRY CLUB MANVm -CORNER LOTI Lovely 2 bedreem. Itle.f Completely efurbished $17 500 Financing SANFORD 3 bedrooms,1'i baths, central heat & air fenced back yarti We n it. Will dicker or swap. 124.500, FORRESTGREENE INC. REALTORS323 63S3or64S,2323 Immaculate 3Br $I7So Truck Stop personifier needed. Ex P&rlenced shift manager hXr perlenced truck WviC# man. Call after 7 p.m for ip. 327 7M3. I/ , - fencedyard, Newly ecora o more thin 2 chIldren, 3fl.fl41. Singer payment, monthly Payments less 'SAP4oRD'5 SALES LEADIR' Your MLS Agency "Zor fMI51 ______ - 322-2420 An&e - . rL e I bedroom MOVIELANODRIVE IN Parttime concetsn help Apply betwein - - _____ train Send resume & Photograph only. No calls P 0 Box liii Sanford, Fla -- * _ _ ___ __ Also. 3 Bdrm., 1", baths, central heal. garage, on corner lot. S".1100. Terms. In n22 _______________________ - * --_- - 32--Houses Unfurnished t? '< H'mdahl & S'fl 1 A GOOD SAL ESMAP: - is never ou-I of work Call us If you have a real Unfurnished,1 bedroom apt air estate license, and a desire to carpeted. only %go.50. 322 after S, Adults, no pets. FORREST GREENE. INC. - - -----~ R EALTORS In 63SI or 372 "10 r _~ ~ 11 Iv - I ________________________ I i I- . - I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or unfurnished 60, swimming POOI, 4220 S. Orlando Dr. 323 2920. . ER O J SILSRT! THE PRICE 15 Parad,.,of Easter Values in down. town Sanford. Shop now. AMAZING I . PO IDPAY? \ 556W \ .- ;~ M b X - _- ______________________ I FF ___ * 4W? /1-ov.. AW I ~~ 5 Ij% - __ _~ l (d 7AOV.*Y MW ______ - Furnished duplex, Dellona, 2 BR, Good hours and working con Central HILA, screened porch, d1 floris Callw"kdays.lam lot drapes. no Ws, Call 664 8179 P m. 323 711110 Mr. Belden.during the____________________ RIGHT Care for elderly women Inmyhome Byweekor month Experlenceci 17j 6SS6 ". I _ _ S~QW 6,fr C1M?y r AW fitz/.mw?~ VW!MAI Aff AM -/,rS; _____ . I OV 644W, 0 ~ - "S400TJ& VJWW5?,AWA VWr 6M 0CMU " - - illllllli1llllll~ VW AWf& A7 W AJ54fP My Af jww auzas! AWAWAUTAffffa.K57 W 7hW AWC& . BUGS BUNNY I . ____________________ - - Ste n Real~ e mo. KuIp Realty, 332 6Horses Raise and break you o friendly Hmonth aid filly. 3fl 3400. - 4 Bdrms 1' baths central H & A carpet, nice for children. $735 Terms, r , byLority maintenance, financing arranged, b0500 323 5101 peted, d4 apes, kit Furnished garage apartment ~ * 10 tMef the MISS Sunburst Beauty Adults. no children or pets 100] Pageant, Ages 3 6. 7 10, -_ 1 1 11 & 14 Elm Ave. MAY be seen between 3 6 1$. Call 1 .47i34. Each Child CAMP, FISH and BOAT on scenic pm receives a trophy Id Wehiva Piv at the bass D? Call To,, breMing grounds Call 377 4470 or PArk Ayrnue- mobile Park 17 for We Care-p# At CAMP SEMINOLE 2S45 Park Drive, 327 ?Sal a .. - Calling All Girls . , I - . on scenic Weiva RIver, 1)00 Call 3234170 or see at Camp Seminole ----- They're Hot! * AVALON APARTMENTS Clean, 3 br , S750 down, S194 mo. I ADULTS. NO PE TS annual Pct. rate, S23.5W Acre 116 W. 2nd 51 Really, REALTOR, 3237750 Efficiency - Utilities. fishing and May fair, 2 of 3 bedrooms, 2 lots. low canoe included ---.-h-Instructions ecithin) Vinegar! 661 Kelp! ft all four in one capsule, ask 0 Vfl6. Faust's Drugs ______________________ . , Livi leghorn hens whilethey last 50c each for I to So. 4sc each (Of SO or more. Cackleberry Farms, I i mile off 44 on Samwla Of 10 Cackleberry Farms Sign. I 904 470 S459 -- ___ Realty * "Get 'Em While * Stemper Real Why %lore it and forget it? Sell it and Why Spend your time & Central I lorida's gas driving ~,1 1)1 TIF,L F LISTING REALTOR it with i (las hed Ad 37? Miles when Sanford 0 7611 322 199) merchafltt have ii Y 1919 S. French needS? Easier Eve. 332.7374 3731496 -_ -4' ' ___ __ z' ' home may be lust at YOU fl Ideal for qrowing family- Large roorr.S. therry fireplace. separsie dining room, new kitchen. wall to wall Carpet. ceibedroorn lage for Income f,r guest included. All this and more for $49,100. Call for more information Quiet 1 HR turn Walk tO Seminole Plaza 831 ion GOOdS - ___ '---- BULGING AT THE SEAMS? This 3 bedroom, 1', bath. 2 story older WELAKAAPARTMENTS 1)4W. 151Sf. •-------------- --- ntordrIa )777I '1111 You, South. hold - . Efficiency apt.. ail utilities fur rilthed, newly decorated. $91.So. 3277296 after 5. Adults. Nopets - AL ANON Fcr families or friends q P em (rflker5. fr luherinformaticncaI,l?)lSS, or write nford At Anon Family Group p,0. 146 3 a 'Pais 4 # Pass _____- - ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM . but the onIntOfl I ' - I'a ss P.M - 31-Ames Fuished ISOREWARDforreturnofor formation leading to recovery Of adult male Redbone Hound Tatoo 3461__InSideleftear.3323M1. Personalized service of hil many reasons for Easier South ) • 51ouset GREGORY MOBILE 3M Orlando Drive Sanford 323 5200 I I') Yr. old, 3 bdrm. w w carpet, central h&&, Im edl le POSWISIOn. Just reduced by m ow n aer to $2S, ' cluding pond, picnic table. utility sheds, completely fenced for houses OnlyS17500 SAN DLEWOOD VILLAS hi Ca f 1970 mobile home on - . last 111111111111 _____ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW INVENTORY CLEARANCE Snub In sewing cabinet repossessed nge winds or he 2606 S. Hwy, 11 97 REALTOR VA NO DOWN.I br., I I 2 b8ths, dead end, fenced corner lot, Exlras, 1)0W AIRPORTBLVD. . L North nest _____ 4-Pers na ______________________ . . inent to remark that trumps m, bid tills time it didirl't really matter. Then he entered d'imrny with the king of clubs finessed against East's jack of trumps, pulled the rest of the trumps and went alter the diamonds. lie had to overtake his jack of diamonds with dummy's king. Since West had hung on to all his four diamonds. Joe wound up don two. "My breaks, groaned Joe. I ______ 3-13 rt. returns Tryoneandsef Call3n 7611 or 831 V993 P"'OnSr 6" 64fill; 372 M4. / Harold Hall __- - - with fireplace, central .76: Noon The Dog Before Publication 122,500. 322 3"I. DeBay. Adults Lovely large I COUNTRY GENEVA. Nice 2 und iq - Noon Frlda retired bedroom ~ • I Jim Hunt Realty A small Classslied Ad brings bill I & 2 Bdrm. turn. or unfurn. 3207 Orlando Dr.,323 &610 - i1 , _ fl11'_ hard Luck Joe likes to bid ______ I II S .: ____ last trumps and be able to ruff one club in dummy and discard the other two on good diamonds. Opening .. I If Pass Pass Lni-I. I 2. - 1Th - C1051 IN 7 HR. 1)7.000 St' CORIIETT REAL ESTATE.REATOR,66479), Owner Assoc .; . ~ Then he could lead to duinmys king of dubs and start playing high diamonds. If East never ruffed Joe would discard three clubs and then lead and finesse trumps If East rutted West _______ 9 -- ~ 1@ L. F-Ist- West vulnerable ING E COMUND! - TERS COVE ONTHELAKE f SOOAM S 30 P M 26 times 24c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) T~ ~a SATURDAY __________________________ Odrm 9-NOon Lines Minimum mouse, 323 9310 from 9 to 6. t ;r _________ . 2324?arkDr 3fl 21)8 No qualifying) immediate oc. REALTOR AFTER HRS. cupancy. Year old Sanford 4 OR, 2 322 97114 322 0$ 3723991 bath large family home Only EXTRA SPEClAL rg, • assume FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1170 FIoridi Ave )71U30 nne Evening Herald, Sanford, FL W.dr.iday, March 12, 1711A - _________ lOCation, reanabIe ren). Ph, Easter Sale maket Shopping ner 365372) anime. easier with telcf merchandise 83 -9993 HOURS should have made the slam. Before entering dummy with the king of clubs. Joe should have ca5;ied his queen and Jack of diamonds. If East had ruffed. Joe would have been t, but hat was a chance he had to a i 10 11 YJ i rQ( RATES I Joe had n Into an untor $63 ('QfluO - Winter CLASSIFIED DEPT _____ 41Houses - ti, 322-2611 41J5 ,DUPI -- EX, Furn, cc unfurn. dial Downtown Sanford Merctant CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole - I I I f- _____________________ trumps. waIoe uld a WF.ST I Uurnished * "1 could have gone down )ust one, but with Vest holding tour cards in each minor suit and Oo 5 i ______ 10 East ll $74 . QQ Dick Turn . by - 8)' OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY ) %ITE . ' CARNIVAL __--=---= -*--_ -__-,**.- = .. - - �• Barbers And Beauticians WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 12, 1975-12A verg E Unle _______ Charles Leed of the Florida _____ /.14 : - .. - 1 Cerebra Barbers and beauticians in the Central Florida area will be observing International Barbers and Beauticians Week for Cerebral Palsy. March 16 through 22. The hairstylists are cooperating in a nationwide program to IwIp educate the public about cerebral palsy and to raise funds for the support of research and community services for th e handicppcd and their families. Participating hairstylists are members of the Barbers, Beauticians and Allied Industries Internation Association who have pledged their first servi ce fees of every day during the week to United Cerebral Pats d U Audubon Rxiety was guest speaker at the general business luncheon of the Woman's Club of Sanf ord, Wednesday . He spoke on conservation of Everglades. - Potato Pies Elegant Fare l .1 . . " " & Thank heavens potatoes - .. potato pies and them with a chef 's salad. ' 4' elegant - -' Approximately 100 Barbers and Beauticians frow. Local 983 in Orlando and Local 984 in Daytona Beach are ex ted to participate -' The -.. - - - [,. . 4 CE 1 - - Against Fiddling Around In Bedroo Y to "Old-Fashioned concerning her daughter and practici ng g tat dng her bedroom gave me gui-ed f i 'r-£LIV}• may no have ieeiw. been doing anythi ng "wrong," " f Of Westinghouse fr) very uncomfortable the whole my husband (emotionally, so own identity. • A fllO. spite of being a wife w,,i to o back Last 2 ( - ____--. dish luncheon fare for guests or boiling water. T-M I- I = ITT"TJ I - • -. - Westinghouse 14.0 Cu. Ft. Storage Capacity 4 FROST FIREE Refrigerator-Freezer 1~ I IL 14 . p - . 'S7 . 4 _______________ 1 • - . . . '1 _____ II • j " I ,,..- I' RT14IR cucumbers 1 t._ I' uCurnixr slices and • Completely frost free in the refrigerator and freezer SCCtiOflS S Separate temperature controls for refrigerator and freezer sections 0 Full %vidth vegetable crisper 0 Deep door storage on freezer doir 52 quick release trays .. .- . Give parsley ___________________________ - --------.----- 1_-j1'$ ____________________________ - ___________________________ ReIrincrator.Freezr _____ UNDERWORLD a '1 "All In OWI 18 How bra-arwersm4koe C9WbW~bT"811Q If 0 OW: Cowan's UrAerworld Ill W. Firil St.%&*Wd S FROSTFREE Z tablespoons pickle it . my Ufe.I am so depressed that I last l0q. can't even communicate with tact Mrs. Rogers or Mrs. Mary McPherson. ' s Mrs. Ilarrison attended the wri'' te , recent ABBY; 50* M. ê5700. LA, Calif. SemI nole County's Abby,if I had even an inkling "069. Enclaso starnpod, zoll. my husband anymore, and beis tired of hearing It. t007 5.Siford drIIII4 III1tO P41W that motherhood was such a adlist* to writ* is4ttrz? s@od ii to onesided affair, I swear I would Abd van Buren. Binrty Hills COW not have had a baby. ii. icc Ab I love my thret for All Occasions.- Pitase @"C#@S& baby very much, and I love my or t1omptd (200 husband, too, but when does it 4562 . Westinghouse Single-Speed Automatic Washer Westinghouse Electric Clothes Dryer 1218 0 14 Pound Fopetay. eno-ish Pr 100 kr;e 0 2 firner itttings, Arl Verri i1fris ' in V ,/ . -.-•.-- .. . i CISY in tir.n .. I A SPIXIAL OFFE tI the piirchaeo(a n applonfe hho%-.11 in 1his oil COMMODORE CALCULATOR _7 Tin P0 and I. K. Lasser'm Tax Fucts fjn(lk Re all t Blue 95 DE495 13 And Permcnent -- NOW -. - - - • DISCOUNTING 1 FROM REG. LOW PRICES 50% Westinghouse Dkh"asher %11h 'Rinse & [fold' Cycle Complete Furnlittings *Drakpories *Carpeting Not# CkAlt" H"ard Thommille K&W" Daystram C&fO# Now#" L& Z G#y - Uniperm 000 . 1 - 58 , 3 Westlnghou%e Electric Range %ilh Automatic Timing Center $ 218 Custom Framing Needle Po Int, 0i is, tic. .... ' • j..0 ' ntiv . - buIli-in i,ttrr • ihrn etnot lifts for • , C zens O% Discount - . Be* Awww FAMILY HAIR CARE P".322-4913 IICOrT*ITI,rCi5t Dwton Sanford ~ cup confectioners' sugar i cup chopped doubled in bulk, about 1 hour Bake at 400 degrees about 30 minutes, or till done Remove leanins unsilled flour deere . II :Jj r tcr J. ______, '4% • WAYS TO BUY AT GOODYEAR' - - 0 Out MN Clitexer Sanford's Finest OPEN DAILY 19 6 SAT. 10-1 E venings By Appo,n$rnent 46 Wks, 4t St. I milt Eastoi t-4 sanford tic$) li'470 6 535 ' Pin e Mister Charlit 9 l&1 AAAm"Iend Amitim liprest Money Card Carl# Blanchit Din1r, Club GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE W,FIRST ST, PHo 322n2821 : HIUN( 1 cup sugar TA .. - Potato pie isn't dish to be laughed about tening until particles are fine. Cut in butter until particles are size of small peas Spr in kle water, 1 tablespoon at a time, over mixture and as you do so mix thoroughly with a fork. When mixture forms a dough, shajx %0h intf) .1 lrw~l ball Use a directed for To - Potato Pies pkg FlcLschinann's e LB. 1 p I ' P YOU YOU 5rtIe. liCte., a "SUPER-RIGHT" BEEF SHOULDER ARM GRADE A" FRESH FIA. or GA. DnACT.,. *2 1 LAn YOU 4 4 SAvE 4 j ' SAVE 2Ote "SUPER-RIGHT' FULLY COOKED ASP (SAVE bc I 'IRS. "SUPER-RIGHT" BEEF SHOULDER LB.88C SAUERKRAUT SKINLESS BULK PURE PORK (HILLSHIRE) "SUPER -RIGHT" 0G` 69c CENTER SLI. HAM LB.$1.29 LB.$1.38 SLICED BOLOGNA PK COPELANDS SLICED SMOKED SAUSAGE BAG "SUPER-RIGHT" FULLY COOKED ROASToR STEA" hAw Le.$1.38 UP FRANKS OSCAR MAYER BULK S.C. 10 oz. COOKED HAM PKG. 89c CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN BREADED $1.69 LINK SAUSAGE LB.$1.39 I L1. $1.99 PERCH PORTIONS PKG. F L YOU SAVE 18t ' S S TTV YOU SAVE •• 4 ' YOU 1 YOU AA SAVE 12AA 20t a SAVE 1 2 --- ANN PAGE 14 VAR.] A&P FROZEN TOPPING MARVEL SANDWICH EGG NOODLES 1BAG "* 2/$1.00 HANDI-WHIP DAILY (4 VAR.) ALL 15 Y2 oz. CAN DOG FOOD INSTANT EIGHT R I CH EBRAZILIAN COFFEES n,ni nrsi 10 ox. JAR g' 59c FRANK ROLLS CTN. VEGETABLE BREAKS70NE 1002. 3/$1.00 RICOTTA CHEESE CTO N., 89C PKG. JANE PARKER 480Z. BTLE. 6/$1.00 CRISCO OIL 10 oz. $2.33 CRISPY ROLLS PKG. JANE PARKER ASP TALL 14 or CAN n iii I! 4 fin fIAT A SUNNY BROOK GRADE A FRESH FLA ' * ROSS 10 øz fiB] PKG - COCA COL LARK E66S FLORIDA GAL CTN. 49C CITRUS PUNCH ASP BUTTERMILK ic'tiiis' TEXAS r'n 12 12 69C z. 29c CAN Allb A 32 or BOTTLE PtOF ONLY Plus Deposit LIMIT I WI$7.50 OR MORE OR ER 3 LB BAG $2.59; A&P INSTANT NON-FAT A&P FROZEN CHOPPED OR DRY MILK LEF PINCII 10 oz. BOX --=- 461 10 MILW R TOMATO MJM.A DET (2 BEER CAN t)'/i LB. BAG) FRESH - 091 PEPPERS 22 oz. "I I.B.10t ROETED PEANUTS 99t OREEN NOME ASP IN THE SHELL ANN PAGE CONDENSED LIQUID --• FRESH PK OLD lemon peel 2 A A IL ( tablespoons water Blend margarine into baking Active Dry Yeat powder and flour. Add sugars, 14 cups water cracker crumbs, coconut end , cup milk mix well. Remove ~ cup and 3 tablespoons Blue reserve. Press remaining Bonne( crumbs into an ungeased cited Ma ii pan. Mix filing In a large bowl of Sunbeam l,'*xl3" Mixinaster Mixer, thorougWy ingredients together. Cuok In mix 2 cups flour, sugar, salt and saucepan till mixture thickens. Cool slightly and pour on 4 of undissolved dry yeast. water milk and 3 unbaked crust. Sprinkle Comb tablespoons margarine in a rese suacepan. Heat over low heat at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. 1 I.001 - II with grid " 2 eggs 2 teaspoons salt • N selling • 11 ' - BONE IN WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES i'ires:'grai 3 REVOI VINO CHA*OE - FREE DELIVERY STORE SIDE PARKING Mast*rCharge Loyaw3y 1114rikAmerlcard 7 greased £'j"Z41z"X2" loaf pan so that layers form one long low down length of pan. Repeat with remaining d ough. Cover ; let rise n warm place, free from draft, fill S 1 to 611 cups FREE S"lor 4 . . "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF CHUCK ough I tablespoon Blue Bonnet Margarine 2 tablespoo ns firmly packed FOWII sugar 2 tablespoons milk Pull Apart Loaves 1?I14I up \ . BLADE cvi ONE PRICE ONLY vings. California walnuts Preheat over to 350 degrees from Paris and cool on wire (325 degrees for colored fluted racks. Serve wami or cold. tube pan) Using margarine, grease and flour 12-cup fluted Lemon Squares tube pan. In large bowl, blend first 8 Ingredients. Beat 2 CRUST minutes at highest speed. Pour into prepared pan. Bake 50 to 60 t, cup Blue Bonnet minutes or till toothpick inMargarine, softened serted In center conics out teaspoon clean Cool u pr ight in pan IS soda minutes; turn onto se:ving I cup flour plate. In saucepan over low cup firmly packed heat, rnelt margarine; remove brown sugar froin twat. Stir in brown sugar t, cup sugar and milk. Beind In c n- 20 Premium Saltine fectioners' sugar till smooth. Crackers from Spoon over cake; sprinkle with Nabisco, crushed walnuts. 1 CUP coconut I .. J GLAZE —'U-j .. dryI2t.,k.t IIoutwitirt.mpu.flire "' For Tight Curl or Body Wave its Helene Curtis 1 '"Al, lemptratum Istvsto it's Time To Bloom For With A Now Hairstyle LA395 too S Built- lint ftut. its soe - ______________ "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF CHUCK I I Combine all ingredients. Mix ditional flour to make a stiff well. Serve with saltines. dough. Turn out onto lightly floured board; knead till makes 2 cups. smooth and elastic, about 8 to 10 Spiced Tea Coke minutes. Place in greased bowl, turning to grease top. Cover; let pkg. yellow cake rise In warm place, free from Mix draft, till doubled in bulk, about 2 cup sugar I hour. 1 ta blespoon Nestea Punch dough down; divide In with Lemon half. Cover; let rest on board 15 I teaspoon cinnamon minutes. Roll one half to a I-a teaspoon cloves 12"x8" rectangle. Brush with I cup orange juice melted margarine. Cut into 4 % cup Blue Bonnet equal strips,$" long. Stack strips. Cut into 4 equW pieces, 4 eggs 2" wide. Place on edge in 0 cvmplelsly frost free 0 Slim-wall droirn 8 't'0u Don't Have To CENTRAL HEATING CALL .... PLUMBING WALLHEATING INC • _.tb_ -- ' asiOnLIIy. Stir Crackers from Nabisco controls for AT I IR G*Wa '- tions of pastry. Then when it is than a 10-inch pie plate. Fit use tbe juices in this recipe.) dition of the cream to flow into a time to finish making the pies round of dough into a 10-inch pie Place half the potato mixture pie so alternate the Pouring — Each pie makes 8 servings. so they will be ready for your plate; trim even with edge of in one pastry-lined pie plate and while the cream seeps into one SPECIAL, PASTRY particul ar supper hour, prepare plate Roll out a second portion the remaining half in the other , pie, pour cr eam into the other, 5 cups sifted flour the potatoes as directed in the of the dough and fit into a the plates will be very full. Dot 2 use a full 8-ounce container of 2 teaspoons salt recipe and fill the pastry-lined second lo-inch pie plate. With a tablespoons butter over each the cream for each pie. Replace I cup shortening pie plates; roll out the top swivel-blade vegetable peeler, Potato filling. Rollout third and The rut-out pastry plects and let It cup butter crusts and bake the pies. Allow pa potatoes, putting them in a fourth po rt ions of dough, one the pies stand In the warm but 7 to 8 tablespoons cold water plenty of time for pouring th arge bo wI of (ollwaterasthev vortion at a time, and fit over turned-off oven until the In a large mixing b)wl stir reiii1 into IlK pies afkr they I1 'ekd Uu th[o iL1t&i Iiliiiig, and trim pota toc dborb thc 1Tc1i — 10 together theflour and Wt. With are baked one at a time from water, wipe edges, then crimp them with a to 15 minutes before serving a pastry blender, cut in shot and-vinegar dressing and crusty rolls. Makes 6 to 8 ser- minutes, scraping bowl oc- Premlum Saltine f1friprator and z o AMILLIONAIRE ToHEATUk&One Witt, i:: - -. Prepare pastry, cut ball of dough in quarters. On a preout the bottom crusts, fitting pared pastry cloth with a stock- have been drawn from the time, through hole Into pie, usthem into the pie plates; co ver met-covered rolling pin, roll out pota toes and onions; then press Ing one container for one pie. with wax paper and set aside one portion of dough into ii down on potatoes with your the other for the second It Wrap and chill the other parround that is l inches wider hnds and drain again (Do not takes quite awhlle for each ad- sour cream at medium speed of Sunbeam Mixinaster Mixer. scraping bowl occasionally. Add cup teaspoon onion "it 300 0 Adiuslab't shelves in wficn _- A VV W R e f rigera t or-Fret zer crigper 1! X Beat till Liquids are very warm (120 degrees-130 degrees). Margarine does- not need to melt. Gradually add to dry ingredients and beat 2 minutes cup and 119wr sections 0 Adlusuble slide-ovi rollers far easy dessing 0 soparste tomporefurs 0 Duller ##net. built-in ofil 61018p and full o - tA both refrigerator *2 quicl-relesse ice Z L2 cup mayonnaise - 0 Automatic defrost in ; I 17.2 Cubic Foo . II •—_-!::,aJ- I 1250 A CA NCER SOCIETY Westinghouse 147-az.) can tuna. drained and flaked 1 cottage cheese r______________ Storage Capacity - sprigs Tuna DI 'Westinghouse ________________ ' containers ur party and roll Heraid Homemaker Show's Cookbook a FREE DELIVERY on Most Major Appliances W 2$, with the bus leaving '- and '4 Of the pepper, parsley potatoes are tender when and onion; toss. Working pierced with a small sharp quickly, continue slicing the re knife — about 1 hour. Remove maining potatoes. Each time pies from oven. Cut a round you slice three potatoes, add the piece about the size of a half salt, pepper, parsley and onion dollar out of center of each top as you did previously and toss, crust, reserving cutouts. With When all the pota toes ha ve been great care and extremely slowsliced, drain the juices that ly, pour cream, a very little at I - would be the loneliest time of pies ____ three Potatoes, sprinkle the with egg wash. Bake In a heavy cream Egg wash (1 egg beaten with 1 tablespoon milk) take abit of doing but ere 5 w Os stream the action Prepare the pastry the fine supper fare for the family until almost double in volume — on a Sunday night. it will thin out during early part SALMON CUCUMBER of beating but with continued MOU SSE beating it will thicken again anci 16-ounce can salmon Increase in volume although it 2 envelopes unflavored will not be as thick as whipped 8getatin sweet cream. Add, dissolved -ounce container corn- gelatin to e, mixing mercial well; fold in salmon, sour cream seasonings, cticumber and cup mayonnaise whipped sour cream. Turn into 2 tablespoons lemon juice a 5-to 6-cup mold or into in. tablespoon finely grated dividual molds or custard cups. onion, pulp and juice Chill to set — flavor seems to 1 teaspoon prepared white improve If mousse is made a hIc1ddbla day or so before serving. At 4 teaspoon salt serving time unmold and ~ cup pared, seeded and garnish with cucumber slices grat ed (medium-fine) and parsley. Serve with salad cucum be r (Pi medium greens tossed wi th a sharp oil. _ - These include a trip to the I.Ate WaIPA PwWan Play on MArrh The April 5 visit to Weeki time. Wachee Springs will focus on I feel 50 guilty about the way I I'm glad that in this case feel, but I can't help IL Please such attrwflora as the U--e there were no more lamm. I help me, Abby. I love my Mermaids, Jungle Cruln and might add that a year or two late ft &I had, 3 get husbWW, but I have never been Exotic BLrd Show. The bus will more miserable. and I don't leave from the Sanford Civic married. want to lose what once was a Center at 9 a.m. and return at OLD-FASHIONED FATHER good marriage. p.m. DEAR FATHER: Your LM MOTHER young classmate obviously did A tour of New Orlears is DEA R MOTIILR. Please tell arranged for April 9 a little fiddling around. But iby -11, with mistrust the entire next )OUT doctor what you have bo.d tours of the French quarter, generation because of one m e. You are 'Wareally 1d* Jackson Square, St. Louis fering froin "postpartum vbUnIst's accidentar. Cathedral and a rWe on the depression." 110s not an. Mississippi paddle boat DEAR ABBY: I am Wy commm and your doctor wfl, famous Included. desperate. Neva in my wildest belp you get ovff It. Don't drmw dW I ever Udnk that despsJ~. Many Senior Citizens interested in ww motbers when I became a mother it hne experkneed Me any of these trips should ciDn. eelings Appliances . a Y 0 f - wd lfflu i:I} akin tntI lirg bone. From salmon, flake Add With springtime around the enough cold water to the salrn.. good cook's fancy on liquid to make '- cup; turns to serving a molded salm. sprinkle gelatin over mixture on and Cucumber salad. The and allow to stand for about 5 salad makes delightful main. minutes to soften, dissolve over _____________________________________ i-q Drain s,almon, reserving 8-ounce fork. Cut three slits in top of each pie, slashing the pastry _ corner, a & Ls one of my dasses offered to be ehJjesttj7ected to th teach me how to play the violln. Mrs. Doris Rogers Informed f turned has time a 511 She practiced in her members of the next thm trips so that i.s where the lessons being planned by the club. I have lost all my freedom By CECII,Y BROWNSTO,%4E I 11i lhrald Scrices s Club will be a but if allowed, the bedroom all come together? It members celebrating birthdays Se seerns all covered dish luncheon March 25 rnight get to be a convenient I do is rMke formula and wash and welcomed visitors. at 12 noon. Place to visit for a bit of diapers now, and my husband Program chairman Mrs and myself caring about each Wldma Kalmus announced the I am married now, but when I next program would include was in high wbool, I had a other comes Wt on the list. Why di Ch5I%esO musicians, d everyt hin g singers and a f similar experience. A girl In cornmenced. ( r( = - - --- The business meeting of the Committee, nd reported mach Sanford Senior Citizens Inc. attention Is being given to held March 6 at the Sanford celebrating the nation's 200th Civic Center opened with a bag birthday in this county. Senior lunch, after which club Citizens will take part in president Mrs. Jack Harrison upcoming Bicentennial • ca lled the meeting to order, celebrations, The meeting of t he Mrs. Harrison complimented Dear DEAR ABBY Your - Senior Citizens Plan Varied Field Trips .40 , almon D*sh Great Salad S . A l - for a little while. Nothing bad" YEAJI 0 UODD (D"D NaUuaai Park (l next in the area. A train leaves Cliarks Lted discusses LI de2 wl (from left) Mrs. Jobwde Elam, Woman's Club president Sirs. Dottie Karns, from the Tamiami Trail, he and guest, Miss Frieda Glelow said, and takes visitors to an ce President; Mrs. Lorraine Fine Arts; Mrs W.B. Ellerbe, Gradick; Mrs. E.C. observation tower and park Harper Sr.; where the Everglades can be Graham, third %ice president; Social; Mrs. William Fc*ter, Mrs. S.G. Harriman; Mrs. F.T. seen in all their natural beauty. Mrs. R.N. West Jr., recording Public Affairs and ?.rs. F. Hood Meriwether; Mrs. G.E. Quinn; secretary and Mrs. Richard Coker, Home Life. hit& Clare nee Redding; Mrs. Election Of otficers took pIK-e Elam, treasurer. Luncheon hostesses were Tho mas Cain and Mrs. Stanley d uring the business meeting Department chairmen Mrs. Roy Tills, chairman; Pierce. following the talk. Elected to elected at the club's February Mrs. T.R. Butts; Mrs. Robert The club's Formal Coffee and the board Of mar &3gers were meeting were ratified- These Cole; Mrs. George Drew; Mrs. Fashion Show is scheduled for A. C. M cReynolds, first included: Mrs. Carl Dietrich, H.W, Goodspeed; Mrs. John March 19,10:30 a.m., to 12 noon. usthat she was going next door 0 - the rTrI 1 ipc n diiss h salad last main . 1 7 lAed recommended club memrs visit Try this TWO line / - - offer Wednesday, March 12,1975--1 B NO halfway between the edge and in a large bowl and after slicing the center. Brush top of pastry 4 teaspoons salt 4 teaspoon pepper 1 i cup finely chopped onion 2 tablespoons minced parsley 4 ta blespoons butter last. With the versatile spud as the filling, you can bake • dry; using a standing sflcpj with a razor-sharp blade, slice very thin. Place sliced pounds are so nutritious and such a good morning of yo The history of the Everglades, an conservation problems of the past, preSent and future were discussed by Leed, who also described the birds and vegetation along the canals of area . e there need for Florida citizens to support conservation of the Everglades. TWO POTATO PIES Special Pastry, see below 12 medium potatoes, about 6 jr and Volusia counties will go to the UCP of Central Florida services to the cerebral palsied in this six county area. FL%'( per cent of the contributions will go to the state Mu 25 per cent to the national cerebral palsy associations. By CECILY BROWNSTONE The Herald Services . . Seventy percent of the contributions from participating members in Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Osceola, Lake Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BTLE 6 PK FRESH 12 RET . BTLES PLUS --- - CLAM CHEDDAR SALAMI or JALAPENO IDREAKSTONE DIPS if TlWL111Z(.1JU.k 3 IS. BAG DIP. 1U 1 EACH j - PLAIN S ELF.RI5ING 3 LB. BAG ASP FROZEN RIG. or C, CUT FRENCH FRIED PILLSBURY FLOUR PAY (OP. YOU COUPONO vAiT 1-#V n4l is IR$ POTATOES ' ,, -i i 1".5 41) All 11110'.1 I-ow .181 "of if is ~ftll 611 POO '!POGlAC*I 111011 CuI'0-ta - i I WITH THIS YOU I - 3 9c I WITH THIS PAY PRICES EFFFECTIVE IN YOUR i iSANFORD ALP II (IGAIMIS VA110 ONLY 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE �-E ning P1erao, Sanford, F I. Wednedaj. March 12, 197S Potato Value Packed For By Gaynor Maddox The Herald Services Potatoes fill the bill on both counts. Right now they are also from February through spring, are first gathered in southern more abundant and cheaper than In the past several years. The supplies are coining to market now from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, the lied River Valley (Oklahoma • Texas), from Calfironia and Wisconsin. These potatoes, harvested around last October and stored, are ready for delivery during winter. New potatoes, harvested Mounting unemployment and erosion of purchasing power are threats to normal buying of groceries. People are beginning to shop more selectively with nutrition becoming more important now that inflation Is cutting down variety. Nutrition Is Important. But how good a food "tastes" Is still the major consideration. Baby Beef V1 By MLEEN CLAIRE Virginia, New York and Maine. flow nutritious are potatoes? Nutrition scientists rate them high In mail), respects. Their vitamin C content is about onehalf the daily recommended allowance of vitamin C. Iron Is of particularly good quality and is absorbed easily by the body. Thiamine Is good, too, and By (;AvNop Mi%DDox t Many From'Oak For -- - 5AVE -, ,, DELICIOUS WHOLE ______ ____________ • V results are obtained when roast is cooked to medium-done. Because the cut may be leaner than usual, It should be brushed with melted fat during broiling or before pan-frying. This will develop the flavor when browning. Because baby beef is similar to veal in some respects, marinating or breading will enhance the flavor. Like veal, both roasts and steaks may be served with tomato or other sauces to enhance the flavor. Conk A Ef F P E 0 Quantity Rights Reserved TOMATOES WINN DIXIE STOVES. INC COP1n1IQeiT_ 197 39 C to • J. _______ PRICES GOOD THUPIS. MARCH 13 I Quot11 Rights Reservec THRU WED. MARCH 19 g " : . still Indulges in, However, L LB. skiing and cooking have serious enterprises for Iu;suI L om e Lm -' 'EFPEQ PRICES GOOD THURS. MARCH 13 THRU WED. MARCH 19 r _____ Lm F. kic~"0 1 . — - , - - - RIB- ROAST' 1 CA VE c- - - ' !L1 PURCHASI 34i.. 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Broii under heat for ito9 mnttws on each side. No furtlwr basting 15hould be novs-sary, as the ineat wUl aIi:;rku naugh of the oil iomwsten it. I Note For t he i;ourrnet tnuch add 1 4 rup cooking wine °! martnade. restaurant — named Kashiwa, naturally - in Steamboat Springs, Cob, where he now Iiui.t nis nome. It was In the rugged Colorado beef country, where he feels the cowboy spirit still flourishes, that Hank was inspired to Promote traditional Japanes recipes. However, he Is doing this with a twist because he cooks them in a manner his western friends would like. The result, Hank says, is Japanese cooking "sl*tly modified to the American Uste buds." He explains his special touch as meaning sauce, cooking vegetables, meat and fish a littla lnr,np ISflt5C than is the Oriental custom and ust enough spices to enhatwe rather than bury the LaSte of the meat since tasty beef is a Western fact of life. Only time will tell whether bets .±- — BABY BEEF BARBEQUE (Crock Pot Recipe) teaspoon pepper &ldoves 1 cup water 1(if otbkrbeq sauce) Slice two onions and put ID bottom of Crock-Pot, then add meat, seasoriinis, and water. Cover and cook 8-10 hours on low. Remove meat front crock pot. Cut apart and return crock pot. Add barbeque sauce and I Imely chopped onion. Cook an additional hour or two on high. Serve ontargebutsor over fluffy rice. .. 04 ALL VEGETABLE SHORTIN ticularly those with seasoning added are excellent for baby beef cookery. Slow braising is recommended, that Is, brown the meat in a small amount nl fat, season it well, cover and cook with 1 4 to one-third cup of liquid — water If you wish — until done. Cooking time varies with the cuts: Braised steaks: 45 minutes to 1 hour. Pot-Roasts: 2 to 2% hours. Stews: 14 to 24 hours. Stir fry very thinly sliced chuck or round steak. Season with soy sauce and serve over rice or in combination with other stir fried vegetables. nsiii. anti - ---F-,..— 0— 77-4 V I UdIlVV Hank's active pursuits. A coo ki ng enthusiast, he's con. cocted a personal interpretation of trarhtional ii rircc cuisu ( I tilt! Mnerican palate and to make use of ingredients available to cooks all over the United States. Although hundreds of hours of his growing years' were spent on the slopes, flank also found athlztic outlets in ballet, golf 4 ___ . ry L$JI II our. TBut skiing is only one of S AVF 4 '' •.S4 1014%1.wesatis actu iVfl American ski racer ranks second on the World Pro Skiing W-D BRAND PORK SHOULDER ______ Dish charged with the luck of th e beef and (owl, pe rhaps a veal Did you ever eat garlic soup? cook for about three minutes. returning in the irrallediate soups that actually wili'make a hunter. When there was no shank and succulent pieces of future looking pretty dim, the meal, provided they are It's a big number In Spain and Heat four cups of chicken stock served meat ar ound, the coo k used boiled carrots, turnip, leeks, costs Today More and more men men are urged to shape up their' with lusty pieces of bread. very little th us ma king it a and add the garlic mixture, . are helping vVith the household lives and help run the families, salt6d pork and cabbage and cabbage, celery and pieces of popular dinner. Here is an Bring to boil, then simmer, chores. For "Pot au Feu," an ancient Maybe women's lib is particularly added root vegetables and marrow bone. Coarse salt , Add where the woman French conception, you n eed a cereal to thic ke Is English version of garlic soup, salt, black peppercorns, half partly responsible a n it," he ex- added, also mustar but of the family still holds he r Job. large pot. If you feel athletic, plains. basically, what d, tiny near enough to a Spanish bay leaf, a pinch of mace, three pickles and chun ks of br ead. is definitely Recently, a responsible union you might stand across the That is the way Pot au Feu Bread means crusty French original to taste genuine. it is cloves and continue mmering responsible, I feel, is the change leader exhort ed BY AIIF.N CLAIRE his men who kitchen and to, the ingredien ts used to be made. We are from the new "Nature Harvest minutes. Push all this far bread or rolls." Th e Herald Services in the economic scene and in. were laid off work to turn to and Into the pot — the Vege ta ble Cookbook" flation. like basketball. more refined now. According to through a strainer. Now beat an he lp with the family chores. Otherwise, l isten to Arno Sch- Schmidt, this is the modern mcre "Petite Marmite" is a little Arabella Boxer I Regnery, egg yolk i a hot dish a stir n For some (line, many young refined. NEW YORK — (NEA) — In For example, kitchen work But the paperback, $3.95), is mldt, executive chef of New method — a method that marrieds, both one thblespn of olive &1, drop Japanese should ingredients are the the word for sturdy, of whim hold not degrading. That [3 an old. York's Waldorf same as for - Astoria Hotel, appeal to the adventurous Her recipe: use five cloves of by drop. A to outside jobs, have shared fashioned picture. Food being Pot au Feu. Only t he ho. soup. Stir durable oak translates into y are cut garlic, finely minced and until smooth running the-----..••, "We are a far cry from the male, home, But right the basis of life, its preparation and serve in large "kashiwa." Performing true to into attractive bite-size pieces cooked In days whe n a roaring now, wi th theuvfli nf gentlyqroo fl f!lthbc in four ui' L'.. .....l *_.L four warmed •11.. -/t- freshly _.... •... . -made Pot LU 41" isuii uii 1113 IU1II1I In WI name, iapce on great Importance. So an s simmered very tablespoons fire kept soo ty caldrons boiling is a splendid meal," Schmidt of butter, But don't wi th chopped parsley. You'll be being fired from long he ld jobs slowly so that Kashiwa, 25, is a st ur dy oak on it will be clear burn. Then work in 1-and-one. with the men in mind, here are all day and night, The flavor insists. "urge chun ks of boiled and amber-colored, he adds. hail ta blespoons of flour and surprised and pleased at the the ski slopes. Currently, this taste. "n' ., To avoid drylng out the meat, short ribs 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 1 cup flour 2 m ed ium onlous, slked irup water Roll short ribs in seasoned flour. Brown well in large ski llet. Put browned ribs in crock pot, add sliced onions and water. Cover and cook on low about 7 h ou rs. thigh 4-5 hours ). Remove meat to platter and thicken gravy. To make gravy Prepare a smooth paste of about cup of flour and '.s cup water. Pour rxttLrr liquid in .. k .. Air well. Turn control to high. Stir as needed. Gravy will thicken in a bout is minutes. Top and th e prospect of their some decidedly masculine The Iferald Services Best 3 Wedne;day, March 12,1175-3 a Men In Ki tchen Part Of Chan ging L i festyles cup diced orange sections t cup golden ceedless ra1sIn Dredge meat in flour; shake off excess. In a large skillet heat oil. Add meat and brown well on all sides. Remove meat from skillet. Pour off (at. Stir in orange and lemon juices, water, brown sugar, corn. s ta rch, salt, ginger, nutmeg and black pepper. Mix well. Bring to boillng point. Return meat to skillet. Add orange sections and raisins. Cover and simmer 30 to 40 minutes or until tender. Serve with hot nood les If desired. Makes 4 to 6 nortlon ' puith lean bo neless pork, TheHeraldServices cut Into 1-Inch cubes Pork remains a favorite meat for millions of American 'i cup flour because it mixes well in so 1 tablespoon oil many dishes. An Austrian - 1 cup orange juice inspired dish (its well into these 2 tablespoons lemon juice cup water days of trying to s tretch meat buys. Slowly cooked pork cubes 3 tables poons dark brown sugar are served wi th raisin sauce or noodles for a meal that is 1 tablespoon cornstarch l's teas poon corns tarch nu tr itious, tasty and filling. li tablespoons salt SCHWmINSKOTELETTEN i teas poon ground ginger 's teas poon ground nutmeg mit ROSINENsAuCE (Austrian Pork Cubes I•16th teas po on ground with Raisin Sauce)black ,pepper carbohydrate content Is very high. "So you can understand why they rate high as a food," explains Robert Mercer, in charge of the National Potato Board in Denver. "It Is more or less a myth that potatoes are so high in calories that people who want to keep thin should avoid them. They average only about 90 to 100 calories each — that Is baked or boiled. Florida, then Alabama, Pork Surprise Try Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. 1ANFORD .. . . . "CS 419 E. FIRST ST. OMMiSSION �I-- '—.- =-.'--.' - -- ,-.------- --r-----'-'- - ----- -. -. — -------- '------ 1: 4 E v on i -ig Herald, Sanford. FL Wednesday, March 12. 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (QUANTITY ROHT$ RESERVED) Wednesday, March 12, 1975—SB I s 'PI p ) QLad. JFT ' THURSDAY MARCH 13 SOUTH' S SAVINGS CENTER PRICES WFTV SANFORD MON..THURS. FRI.& SAT. SUNDAY 8 :00 A.M.-7:00 p.M. 9: 00 A.M.-9:00 p.M. - WEEK THLSL ITEMS & PRICES 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE * * e-- GOOD THURSDAY MARCH 13, THRU WHOLE OR SLICED WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS Shurfine Irish Potatoes Shurfine Cut Green Beans 3 f. I 8:00A.M.-9:00P.M. 8:00A.M,-7;00P.M. FLORIDA GRADE "All ni l6oz. CANS Shurfine Sauerkraut (I 25TH & PARK AVE. STORE MON..SAT. SUNDAY MIX OR MATCH Shurfine Sliced Beets WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 8:00A.M.9;00p.M. LB. %i riunine ivuxecl vPaPrc16Ic SNURFINE 11 tK & BEANS 9 ',•- .,e ITYO b 4 $ FOLGERSINS1Ar.i TETLEY RIB ROAST SHOULDER ROAST LB. p $1.28 A pp IeSai c OLD FASHIONED FRESH COUNTRY 97c BEEF ENGLISH ROAST lb. "C r;c,, f,U,l.lr.P . .... 16oz.r .........................SIZE -loop Broccoli' Spears ••••••••••.....3 PKO. 98 SHURFINE TENDER DELMONICO STEAK LB SHURFINE Mixed Vegetables . $1 3,?00" SH U R FINE Brussel Sprouts ...... SHURFINE SHURFINE Tomato Juice ...............2x 5 8 Cauliflower Book 5 SHURFINE FROZEN IhA. 2llc 7 Ll:I:1 Whipped Topping.,.,,. ILB. SIZE TOWELS I JUMBO ft 53 PILLSBURY CRESCENT 04 PXO. GAL LON SLICED ABY BEEF C BUDGET 99c LB. - - - VV I UU U STEW 'RRSO Extra Dry Decdornnt TEAK ENDER HUCK TEAK LB. 13 LB. 67 BOULDER s 10 LB. TEAK kLLm AEAT 5 3c _ BONE DUND-BONE ,-- PIMENTO OR AMERICAN 6oz. :ut Pound Cake .......................1size 6 Ot Pepper ................................4C%N, 68~ LYKES SLICED .55c HURFRESH MtCORMICK Z $107 KRAFT ROLLS CHEESE Sot. LB. PI(G. 0 lorden Orange Juice ................ WISS STEAK 901. Borden Frosty Pops ..................24 - :SoFLIN I 84 Green Beans ............................... 39P Ko,,,- 8 84 BLUE BONNET 'El o.481 1G0 . $ 197 3ONELESS lOo t . SHURFINE FRENCH STYLE OR CUT SHURFINE 8 81 LB. 77 CHUCK STEAK Le af Spinach ..........................,..3loos. 58 SHURFINE - HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF! FLAVORFUL SHURFINE G. rapefruit.Juiceil 88 . 4. $ 127 LB wo Chopped Broccoli ..................41POK00". $ 38 ....................................... . WAN USAGE SUNSHiNE SHURFINE UNSWEETENED spinach RESH lb. $127 97c WSAGE LIVER . Cheese Nips _ Crackers.....16S *:ZE 78 V SHURFINE $ 137 BONELESS NABISCO Instant Black lb. ROUND-BONE l6oz. CANS 994 Coff e e ................ I, AVY.WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF! OVEN-READY 3-LBS. OR MORE PKG. IOLOGNA (or) PICED HAM Ib 217 C �-.- -: --. -'-- .--- - - - --•-- -'-- -.- -.. - - --- ..:- . - - - - - .-- -.-- -. .._-.- . - -. - . - -. ._• . - . -. ---. ---•--- -- -- -., ... . -- - - - •. . .•• -. . - - -- -. - -.. - -. — 68—Evening Herald, Sanford,l. Wednesday, March 12, 1975 rha 2433 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE II IIID,1A IE It % - Fo r 1 r1pton ke Guaraee Lot Supolin All your pincrip*m— If bnpnt boats out price the Sarno Hem — wt will refund you on DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE IN CASH I mple foods uch as less excn3ea noodles or hash browned potatoes take on a goumet look SWERit DRUGS VI VA — I \ FOIL PAPER TOWELS 25 SQ. FT. JUMBO J . SINGLE aURE if__l IT_ ROLL TI JJ_ rru! _ IEL : t_______::d; ;; of fresh l:::;°z PETE -7 - W —i Wt: M _ ou HALF GALLON ROUND p— 2 lbs. round Me* cut k'j- iICE CREAM I strips lengthwise 2o 8 slices bacon Salt and pepper i cup butter or margarine I U IY,A1 Ow I -•-. • -. MIT 1 j • - CHECK THESE CONVENIENT FAIRWAY LOCATIONS 3301 Edgewater Dr. @Hwy. 17-92 Maitland. *4205 E. Curry Ford Rd. 9925 South Orange Ave. 05300 Silver Star Rd. *5730 Underhill Rd. .5471 S. Orange Castle .1601 N. Bermuda, Kissimmee '114 S. Semoran Blvd. 'Hwy. 17-92 Sanford o1fl7 W Fairbanks, 9-M PRICES EFFECTIVE. 3/1 3.19 1975 . 9_01 Ni. ;. 2 tsp. /ingntura nrornatfc -------• Iditcrs I tsp. paprika slices lemon 1 2 cup dry while wine I optional) and pound each piece flat until salt and pepper. Roll up and f-A cup tomato juice paper thin. Place I strip pickle, fasten with a toothpick. In a 14 tbis. flour one slice onion and a slice of large skillet, brown rolls in hot Cut round steak into 8 pieces bacon on meat. Sprinkle with butter on all sides. Add water, mustard, Angostura, paprika, lemon slices, wine and tomato juice. Cover and simmer one hour or until meat is tender. Remove lemon slices. Mix flour 4 to a smooth paste with one. fourdi cup of the pan dirippings in skillet. Stir into remaining grav% and stir until slightly thickened. Serve witli nomiles vi LPAIT Georgehas apointi WheredothepeopleofOrlandobuyFRESHFISHduringLent...r for thatmatter ime he ? You can fishanywhere ...butonlyatFairwayMarketsdoyoufindi AND 4 I LIMIT •• BEEF ROW BORDEN'S ELSIE SIE PERSP1RAJITJ TIPS. their preparation. Make in. dividual beef rolls f 11 the steak, brown and then simmer in a well-seasoned broth. Make pan gravy using the broth and serve with noodles or potatoes and a fresh fruit salad. PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 15,1975 IAMOND ALUMINUM _1L ___ ____ !I -l. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT OUANTITIES rrii et • Ile Iferald Services, A1iVmU$ldO$pIfltvg vnlh the Rac,,m,, i,0111 thther 11110to and a valid (OCCIP1 1110119 the d" anvuni A price. PHONE 322-8270 t Go u rii FAIRWAY FARMS BUSCH BAVARIAN GARDEN FRESH CORNED BEEF Help win the race COUNTY FAIR REESE'S JELLY- BEA S ih towfl, 4 , L I 1 '( . = EASTER 24-OZ LA A U1JWIIbrOfle(1 pi)idtOtS. - F'.. PAPER KITES DOZEN LB. HOLE EA. C Ib.S3 BREAST OR LEG BRACHS CHOCOLATE HE C UT UP POLAR011371P IN STE SIRL b.53c W1 OSCAR MAYER PURE BEEF OR All MEAT $ LB. KS ENERS FULL 1.8. 98C 0 GWALTNEY COOKED EXTRA LEAN CUBE UARTERS RA JJUJc ! 9" I I1Ii ) CENTER CUT $ I £ A KS CAI IFnRNIA r.HllrK 'W . picture camera ever' HOLLOW MILK CHOCOLATE POLAROID41 LIM FILM 108 8-EXPOSURES EASTER PADDLE BALI. GHS. DRUMSTICKS OR EVERYONE'S FAVORITE MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK ~vw DELMONICO STEAKS SPICIAL $W 0-8 OZ. SIZE J/ FIVE POUNDS *1• 18 POTROASTS lb 50 BOX NE ST TmB HAM 08 GROUND CHUCK LB. 1 FRESH LEAN 601. PKG. TOP 1 58 ROUND STEAKS I.B. SAUSAGE ROLL 68C 18. SEAFOOD SPECIALS FLAVORFUL LB. MEATY SHORT RIBS C I R 1611 MEW qqEW C RATH $ CHUK STEAKS 88 SLICED RRAHMICCUW5111ruglilli --- - - . id's EASTER BASKET EPOSIT LARGE A U r ASSORTED DESIGNS - HEN Ems1"Z. CREME GO I EGGS CELLO-WRAPPED FILLED LUS OR I e(4CC2.OL T!, RABBIT BAG C END HOLE OR THICK L 4-OZ. -1 EXTRA ]LMRbE SIX PACK 12 OZ. BOTTLES owl. 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WITH BEANS C p each $ CAN SANTA CLARA QUART 1' s.,i,. FOR 28 COFFEE 28 SALTINES 39" COFFEEMATE LYKESVIENNA IY MR. LB JOAN OF ARC RED CHILI 2 10 14-OZ. 303 CAN LYKES ICE CREAM GA LLON FRISKIES SAVE. SAVE! SAVE! FULGER S A 2oExPosuREsUoEsI29 utemi SUKR 8 MOVIES PRICE "THOUT - 54 TS 0 PROCESSING LLBRANDS LB. LB ENE= . 40Z. CIGARMS __ . COflCtAflI4$,ctjo,, LEMON LIMIT I . -. I NAIL POLISH SUPERS COUPON 6 PK. Z! AV'!J MAKE-UP UOIJIDOR COMPACT LIMIT I I BORDEN'S FURNITURE p POLISH CtffEX .-.. - 6-OZ. SUPERN COUPON P EDGE ,. 1 C LB. HALF . . FREE 8-01. 7_ SHAMPOO CONCERA COVER GIRL NOREMA EACH OR MORE . L ques from world famous Singer. wonderful tips for experts, too You'llind every thing you want to know about the newest professional sewing methods. In no time you'll be wear ing the latest fashions made from the most modorn fabrics. Has invaluable charts that are concise, easy to 10110W and always at your fingertips. Just the book for today's budgot-conscious fashion. able woman. How to make home decorations, too! Truly the MOSI exciting way 10 Se'W and save, lock , CEPACOL C ert1 Easy it is to Become a Sewing Ex sw*ss SLICED POU C BECAUSE WE WANT You to See How ' XZEMA PRELL OZ. SIZE BACON I C FAIRWAY FARMS OR FAME ORANGE JUICE FAME ALL VEGETABLE FRO2U I 7 C - �-- ASSOITI Bartl '.'fi liffoitiAl111111 of cello VOIT Mot ice Cream ! I Pears ? --diiii _ _ Ch.oice - $ "$ _____ (outoll IN Act. 1161011111 Delp Of IM pill DRAIIIIIIATID D 09 L , — 2 1 (.irLl.L - ublix1h,,PIoce for 8e J O 'F L Y =IN L r SWIFIS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. D POT O'GOLD _ VAL :Ry mvl= Rro en SirloinSteak........... • $ •. ( DAY P lb T D A I r -A 11.01'. smoll Ind S-010 1 Club Steak l!llEF W., - - -- (2J $105 Pepsi Cola 8 Almad en 1601 bs WineI gallon 99 \____, • LimII4 ` $34? ' '-'• Linics, . - Cb$p, - 1h. D,l,si.ws Sin Tin . . . Roast • ii lb h555 89c • 1" . • lb. £ns,, Si., Mi,.C.,, s.urrit ayo A11i111i1i4fUiLI ...•.•••.. Canned Ham . ... . . . .. .. -. 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I,,.sb ., $000 ll.s4 Wishbone Dressing • • •• b.t. 19c TomcitoKetchup...... 1) P v&Wtt $stiy Cr.*h.n Ai.ni.d V..iti., Cake Mixes . ......... S " pig. SAYS I.. fop Year 0..e.nt W,Ph . • . Dream Whip t•S .......... pip try at M.,h uniy lb,,. U S I I 'W(W(E. LOnP 1 . I Potatoes - 11141, Florida t•id•r Y•lt•W :d 'I L) Shis.4 Phh.d & PlmentoLoaf...... half 79 With. 5.,'. of O.,I,c. tasty Sliced 0...... Franklin Salami .. . ''s' 691 . • - -• 3 Cole Slaw ...........49c 5*it* :' 891 goody. t.-..h,..., 1..,b.,. Fried chicken ....... 'be.p1" . 59 be 99 . .. 10 ::' Sa..t Si.nd 1416 ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . :' 0,.., $..d (2 Ia..h,, Pi Pb t'i,. •* - ' 14 __________ , - - -- - - - - - --- ~.X~ fw p - -- - Crime scene technician Marty La&usclano unearths body as Garay cl&ar) sad Krfz (rlht watch. Ulerald Photos by Bob Lloyd.) m c. .x Al sp" -"-•' '--.4-- - '. "-"' iimi "where cockroaches live." "About half of the items Willis refe rred to last week a re completed or near completed," School Supt. Bud Layer told the ard. And, referring to the building "where cockroaches five," An estimated 787 students are enrolled at Crooms, 40 per cent of whom are black. Willis said Faculty members there "just Harris said he has been informed by telephone by members tolerate" the school which he says is "very Inadequate." of a 28-member state survey team that Crooms is slated for repairs including tearing down the old clasroom building Keeth did say school maintenance crews will continue working at th e facili ty. He also said he "hoped to accomplish" that Willis claims is inhabited by cockroaches. Th e r es ults of the five-ye ar survey are expected soon. The - most of the items Willis presented to the board, Willis has r ecommended replacing th e old building where kroache3Uvewith air co nd jt b1LIIC'$$kedlh$t fixture. In bathrooms be replaced, that lights In t library b - . 1111 wicial3% new lockers be Insta lled in th e boy's g. agreed the old buildIng on the outside is an - atrocious looking building and should be torn down, but funds arc- not available for air conditioned portables." . ;ther iiilatters "ill be includcd in next year's budget -like the rest of the schools in the county." "Why should we say we'll sweep the floor?" Willis demanded. 'Let's paint it; let's whitewash it and close our eyes to a shame and a disgrace. I think Crooms is a priority." t. School Supt. Roger Harris, In an in terview, pointed out want to do anything about It," Willis said. • -- Layer not get the $22,000, he began to berate the board. "All we're say ing is let's don't do anything. All we're gqnna do sweep this under the rug. What we 're saying is we don't actual survey was completed In December. School Board member Davie Sims also sbggested ph asing cjt'ocgnj andpbcthg it twienta at Seminole High Sthool. _*.a sdF'i of!1 need to "d-) away" with Crooms and make Seminole High r 9-12 faci.ç. !r to ls the 'large items," the drainage di tch and But, Willis, the PTA president turned gambler, was not awed. And shaking his head, he re turn ed to his chair wi th a final statement summing up his feelings. perhaps the most hopeful solution to the Crooms problem. - - - on - - "7bere's some lll*c hem." .-- Savings Branch Robbed questioned whether the actual money is required ALTAMON The Seminole County School agreement will cost school with the remainder o($10,000to y oung black male, bellesed in I Board yesterday agreed to act officials more than outlined by be provided with In kind ser _ as the sponsoring agent for th his early 20's, walked into the RSVP officials. vices to retain a $40,000 grant Orlando Federal Savings and Retired Senior Volunteer --Program Director Gwen from the federal government. -tL Loan branch office here this ogram (RSVP) - which Edelman said only 50 In , When I saw the services morning a nd robbed a te ller of stood a cha nce of l osing $40,(KX) ______________________ they provide to children. I think "less in federal money if a sponsor an $5,000," the FBI said. th It's worth It," Layer said. The wasn't found. 'The neatly-dressed gunman boardagre-ed after it• attorney, C,., entered the bank School Supt. Bud Layer about 10a.m., '...UU I IL II Dou g Stenstrom, said the final looked arou nd recommended that the board and then walked contract must meet up to one of three tellers on adopt theflSVP"aslongas th e spcciflcatlons outlined at last pr -am does not cost the duty, pulled a blue-steel night's meeting. automatic from his pocket and school board any money." The Ms. Edleman pra ised demanded money, au thorities county, Layer said, will provide agency because it provides - --said. housing for the agency which seniors with jobs They, inturn, The teller co mpli ed wi th the has the potential to help ALTAMONTE SPRINGS provide for free ma ny worthgunman 's demand, handing 1' flL - I SemInole's 10,000 seniors. The CALNO Council of while services to Seminole him what Jim Haisley, security The only serious reservation Local Governments last County r. — thief for the loan concern, said came from board member night adopted a resolution Seminole Junior College was "less than $5,000;' Allan Keeth, who sKId he hates endorsing the effort to have (C) dropped the program to be a "wet blanket all the The gunman fled as a teller the federal government beca use of w ha t SJC President ______________________ i pressed an alarm button which time" but nonetheless build an overpass of the Earl Weldon termed a "drastic . '.ounded at the city police railroad crossing on SR 4-6 1"] reduction" in the school's station. He ran through an west. operating budget. range grove to the Vil la ge The resolution, identical I nde Ms. Edelman said she will ciir rpr,,p c TheFloridaleeherew (rowing) team Is 'Ilhouettedbyoneof florlda'sfaniuus uue1 a. tht' squad Green apartment complex rlVi CAPTURES to ones already adopted by _________________________ appeal to the County Cornpractices for tomorrow's appearance in th e third annual Sanford Naval Academy regatta on Lake where tracking dogs lost his the county commission, the mission for the $50 in actual FTU RACING TEAM Monroe as part of SNA's Parents' Day activities. FTU will be Joined by the University of Around the Clock ...........4A Tampa, trail a short time later. road and bridge committee cash needed. Bridge ....................10B Winter Park and Edgewater High Schools In the race, which opens the crew season In Central FBI agents, who took over Uie of the Greater Sanford She said the grant ends Stay Florida. For detalls %ft story on Page IB. Whoto by Rick[luck) Calendar .................... investigation, indicated the Chamber of Commerce and 31, and it's imperative she ______________________________________________________________________________________ Classified ............ .. .. man may have used a car. the Sanford City Cornsubmit the paperwork for next Comics 1013 - - Endorses Overpass , I • 1 • - -.----- -' •.. - -- . ... s..u..w. c • . " - -- "'-"-- '-. _- -.... ' .......•• _- - ____ $ Isterine Mouthwash . "to:' 9 : ____________ -. -- I ,.. 4IGrnctmne IllUl(JllqJ.) S , '-'',' Iiri,ftg Pl.l x I I-lb. - "•"" " ' " "ii u 77 - WGreenStamps I -.... M91 . .............•.. Orel - - - _Z1 - ______ :j II Whig '- — ' ' - Tim ---- -- - ,,. (h Mallet, $vv.lh. Oc.I A .tt,.psig • • O'IlGraenSfamps Salad. Thru Wednesday r lor,pd Sunday i TUC I • "a ............. • Mar, 19th, 1975. - - .- •' - - Preen Onions....... . . . . pC.i Peppers . . . . . . . . s 2 .29 I 0.IV.r I £ £ I pip .1 asy omaoes . . . . • • 49 : i:cu i - And. Willis, who had made his plea and played his hand, held no cards except the card of the loser. Realizing he would ' I STAMPS! , -- ._ ' aI••*:•:.::__:._.:::_._.._.._. 33 I.., • .............• -4t. ilks. 19 1ascal Celery Prices Effective - - ______ dispatched toCrooms lastweekafter Willistold the board it was a "holding ceH for potential dropouts" and has an old building - 14aisdl- Wipes - S'atlsd ..,t, Ci.... Lb..,, Florida I,,,), Crisp Su 5 içr V A_ - - ---- i4 (GreenSfamnc * • have started. Fea ther said priority was given schools where double sessions existed and that's its "not a procedure t ta ke any school out of Seniors rejoice. owe It A__ I 9 ru Tender 01 fell. oIe Beans IS tr M . Senior Volunteer I Its. Keeth said he had been on a recent tour of Q'ooms since six nitors and maintenance crews began their wor k and said students there seemed to indicate a better attitude fleecie work got underway. . II • -- U.S.D.A. FOOD Au.,,d Il..., nbc Pilot 'al WE ACCEPT C..a.,, all), l.,,I, P... .risp Carrots -'-----'-------.-- Cooked Ham ...,.. '991 Deli Pizzas ......... d ,' I (tOt Pan I..) rape Styli - Bar'D'Qued Fryers.. 50 59c I leul., ,, 'itr..$.dy WI. 'ange Juice ........ . . ,.hull 65 € lb eedIess G . . ., Bologna ... .......,, h ole 79l *l.*,$ A f.ni,l ' Eviessa, ' Sweet Corn........ ep'...i. R....d Pa,. $l.,,d. XesSy.Il..ir.d Greet 900059th,, svit to fish 139c .•...•,•.. the "most deplorable thing this county has" said last night that Crooms." But the board held all the earth - all $22,000 of them - and d Willis. a PTA president, that ma intenance crews had been •a..ma,,.J I - — SAYS 7.. Niial, S*h, . , ....db~ ......... White ,,*e 10111 ' - Ideal I., 5..h, ir1,,4,eI 3... I JWGreedtamps 0 Oils,.., 11usd 3'3 03C0' ••*$ -- •• L 99, A Gui, e Crush,,, at Ijoadl With A Ph.d .0 P.vi ..d S.d. Vla..rfwI - • 4. ,.., Misled 0.,,... -- - ...........7 ft.ft ...... i A 114 Pei.4.l..,h, S.ft i•n.. $hait•.I.,.. i...P.st Cottage Cheese ..........lOb. .., 5." rnn relationship is good and 'that's what counts in education." Board member Allan Keeth. who last week called Crocms 4....... -- -- ....... Ricotta Cheese ..........89' Dillit.., "I-ai'a Igv,I thp fll$hljt'. 1st'.- ,t, uhmmlhl,,g, -....•-- tioa rd 110 - _______ 7.01. can w.d s. Si r4..- - 59C & illis said In his last gambit before the board ended I .,• '" - I,.., ________ - - j. "" pw.. Wed. I S. a- - a. UA $I.rN.,..f SAVI II.. Makes OnuS 1... C.si.,.*.. M.,ll,,. Golden Noodes ...... 2 Greet With, shrimp. salt.. ds,b... LonghornCheese ...... FiZ Seedless Raisins ........ph, 65' II.,hw.H en - -- - - agents found evidence of a shooting on Lovette's carport along wi th shattered glass, apparently from an auto window, .••. - Any loiter Candlets " Smoked Mullet........ $159 " rooms 111gb School failed to net him a winning hand Ills reaction to the school board's refusal to grant $22,000 for repairs at Crooms, k nown to some as a "holding cell for potential dropouts," was there's some "illogic In the game." 'People were willing to bet me you would do -jthli for • Tl;Cl..:., 59" '14$. I I-ayer said it's "attractive Inside" and tl:at the teacher-pupU ) Cocktail Sauce ..........b. 49 .. U,. a ES,. t M1â *I '' '-' - - By ED PRICKE7T '", -A- ,, 49' I P. r George WiUis played gambler Last night and his high card " t.P... l.lb I4.b... C..at.- lb... S..$ud Trieste. T.sty 5,.... Turbot Fillet ....... .... 55 Il-s.. large Prunes ........... IAVI IS., Ce.... 6 ,, Sharp Cheddar ..........'"1 $cddip'. testy Chipped Beef, Ham, Turkey .... '$4.. Sour Cream ............ Sharp Cheddar ......... pip. 71' ..J: is. U: Ii " W .L a mVljIII .........J ph,,. 1 lb991 Not Dogs . .IIII•..•i I.lb. ...... .i.. I.. '-.' ph $1 19 - - Tomato Sauce ...........•. 304 $-lb Regular Margarine 9e Pi;iwhh liii... ..1..., rv.Ts,,d., $li..d _____ - $5.... Dog Food ............. 5 Sells D1 M..*. S14h I Imes "Groo php. :'- lid. t•• 1*1 $ea•h4 SoftMargarine ......... .., 59c SAVI 4k. Suessrogif 1.1 't' determine the cause of death, L...A..-si uuuy WU3 t tatively loenuilNi as Layette, at the scene, by his tothtr4i-law, 0 Herald Staff Writer 32cm. pig. ________ Krispy Crackers ........ ' i ' 65c S...hl.el CI.b Copeland Franks •• •.. - S* SAYI II,, H$fl- , N.t,tfl... $...I.., Prs..h.. .Ilp.C..hed P IS HUNGRY JACK INSTANT Lys.l Tub Kraft Caramels ........ rL.+ Sliced Bologna ......... swift's '9 - T.ø Candy Tr..fl ': frrm -'-- -, %j _____ 951 Sheriff's detective Doug Huth escorts Wilbur hull Irfvhfl scene after murder aITCIt C F_______ ____ _____________________________ ' - ___ •, $2.39 . Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold 14 - or -... ',' 2-1b. can . ____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ m,S..,.. .i•,• P.pp.r... .. asp ,*@loodM• I. ____ - ' b$I Phil The youth said he began digging at the srX)t and sheriff's deputies were summoned after he found a hand under t he sand Sheriff's Capt. L J Kriz said today that - - to wo on 40C IACOp t..d.kh deep grave near chicken coops and a citrus tree bedecked with sun-bleached turtle shells and ta ken to Seminole Memorial Hospital whe re an autopsy today was expected to J ,~- fl 4 . OR ELECTRIC PERK 99c ettit __________ other SIlcdBa P"I - .•.. Corned Beef lesson S K !1111— PorkRoast..,.,...... 89 S REGULAR. DR P - W O , fnitrhArnir £ V.øde, Mi.*y $t.di I.stas Isti • / : " $.',i • l3.• lOt - Beef for Stew •... $i••, Pniais - i4 * 00000000 0 a lb 69C FI..s,f.l S.øiI, 1h59' 1 bel li .......... i&w Short Ribs Cvt.Up Fryers ..,.,...,. 71 Flounder Fillet O,,.l I, Ia,.I.Q.. I..f SI... NUMV -: - " 3).. ......... *, Pot Roast Try ./ / Abpol ••- c d - - ALM ' I.l.s.I,,i. Crumb Cake AA tft 69c. Party Pizza .. $l.•b.,.y U $wjlt, P,..,1., 7V 'to ........... Isoulk solob $119 S I •• •••• .i.m Jelly Polly, 9*00 too" of 1.ft', Pt.,.* 51usd - M•iI..'i ?..$p -- - - Fit Fod Pepto, FkW On _____ lb R Round Steak •....... $1' Rib Stea k . • • • • • • • • •lb - 149 ... Ground Beef with H.V.P. . Leon Meaty $got full-C.1 I.nsu., s.t. £ - lb ••• With Hydrate d V.rI.bl. P,*.,s $ti i P,.i,,wp,s "Selected Baby Beef" . . . Inflation Fighter A Great I,..O Iul t., Sirloin Steak . . • • • • 119 • = . 30 • à.• •••• / . Sqf $il•i Chuck Shoulder Roast flfZ. plus 8-0Z. Ir.,b P. $hld., its Limit Beer 6 Swift's prenolisom 99c •... $..l Ilnilsi C..$ S..,t. lils I •..- i.., , Imperial Oven Roast With our large variety of name brands you can choose the right products In the fightsi7esforgreatersavingsandvaiue. / LIzL P,.!,. An Altamonte Springs man was held without bond today In county Jail on a murder charge after sheriff's detectives unearthed the body of his next-d oo r neighbor In a shallow grave in the victim's own backyard. Sheriff's detective Doug Huth arrest ed Wilbur lt'iI! 11, .f 515 shortly alter the decomposing body of 47yearold Lemo Loci was discovered by Los ette's teenage nephew Officials said Hall returned from a fishing trip while investigators were exhuming Lovette's body from the sandy grave beneath a trash barrel in the citrus tree dotted rear yard at 517 Peachtree Lane In the Granada South subdivision. Sheriff's agents, representative. of the states attorney's office and county medical examiner Dr. G.V. Garay carefully exhumed We body as approximately 125 persons from over the subdivision watched from behind ropes ringing the grave scene. The body was removed from tlw 212 foot Wallace Duncan,who lives about three blocks away on Teakwood Lane. The fully-clothed body was laying on a blue coat and wrapped in a red bedspread and a white towel in the blood-spattered grave. it was Duncan who started a search for Los ette, who Used alone at the concrete block house, after he had been missing since Sunday, March 2. Dune-an told deputy ILL. Thompson Mon. day that hail and Lovette had argued on March 2 over Lovette's 1966 yellow Dodge sedan and that there had been a shooting incident and Lovette had disappeared. Deputies checked Lovette's home and found It in "complete disarray" but his wallet and clothing were in the dwelling. Huth said he checked the house and grounds Monday and n eighbors told him that the disturbed earth scattered with chicken feathers near the steel drum was where Lovette had buried chicken parts. Lovette's nephew sa id yesterday that 1K' became suspicious when he noted the drum had been moved and the hole in which It usually sat had been filled with sand. 1 i — By BOB LLOYI) herald Staff Writer $109 lb jP Neighbor Charged L \1.. 4114900411010 0 its - 1, Chuck Blade Steak . # 0 a 0 Chuck Blade Roast *111414101 Swill h $169 Key S-41 I Pormowsro, Prefer$ noqp$ U _IX 11J r•LP; . 4 : r- o, b$169 P.ote. IP., W Man Found Buried; 1E f 77i I TopRoundStcak....... i $169 •...el,s, It-of Ipound m,vm •:• I M Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents *W. -- a., J: Y, INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE 11,71 , Q 1 67th Year, No. 175—Thursday, March 13, 1975 a • mIssion r.'oiit'ctini' thi' - - � 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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Monday, March 10, 1975 I1 - - - . I_ ,. I • MARCH 9thru 15 GIRLSCOUTWEE o d Year,!1uesdayMar.l;1ls q ori Florida 32 . lO Cen t s - Night Spots Given MW V_ a1 Sunda Sale F L) PUtt ki- rr 17, What ca'a Seonting I)o Fare llero? / If / NN city attorney to pr e pa re o responsib il ity, belon g ing. She needs to learn to love and respect other % herself. -' She'//learn this and more with Scouting. Let's support the Girl Scouts. ByGLEN McLASLAND Herald Stall Writer L - A Sanford attorney for \/// I w — -- Th Girl Scout The Promise. . . . ,. • • / • Girl Scouts Learn to work and Joel and Jane Kruse Sharing Target Girl Scouts tend Dedicated to to all their helping others prolects, with a Auto UISS - T CI Y f 17-92 on the Dog Track Rd. Ph. 838-2474 "I , __ I SPOCIal Party Rates . I I I 1(1 1 L j J a Cov Co e S 304 W. 2nd t er Sanford, Fla. . - Show For Their .. G rl Scouts , ___________ - - '- -• 4 - 1 QQA Environment Ahead . GIRL SCOUTING OPENS A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES • I Learning through Hiking, Camping Enjoying Nature Protecting It Dekle's discovery— / Whether it be at an easel or on Crulf ME 2518 French Ave., Sanford Celery City PRINTING COMPANY INC. 221 Magnolia 322-2S81 Ph. 3224924 // 800 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 322-95SO -- - z _____ — .. - • 4- / Sons You're (-in asso-t to our L - community Count on We Solute You I 0 0 D - 9 Deltona __ Plaza Uona. F. UL4419 cool! BEL TRAVEL Do A Good Turn We're Proud You JCPenney SCOUT UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT - - kAF them 63 year record of service .. t to be out front— working to better our community -- . •. / 7 - ____________ • -• • _____ The mcniabin Agenc : HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICIAL - - We are proud of the girl scouts L MAKING MONEY "INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE" Downtown Sanford 919 W. Hwy. 436 - FOR TAFETA Altamonte Springs, Ff. ~A .. . ...- vd -. delivery of cocalne. —Cecil Johnson, , of Fern Park, jailed without bond on a _rn ,. F federal narcotics charge and a state charge of dehvery of her. - * oin —Toby Williams, V, of Or. lando. jailed under M,000 bond on cha rges of delivery of caine and possession of mark ' ud - on - charges of delivery of cocaine, the sources addecl. Police identified the four per. I' &I I —Barbara Tripp, A s P roi ect Fie remen Are Told ) I) ' oiL I I.1 I ion s 1.) 1 City- bike paths,sprucing up the lake front on Lake Monr oe and dropping the feminine title from the coimnittee name were discussed this m rning as plans for 19Th li v the Ladies Cic and Committee of the Great Sanford Chamber of (o1erce The cornniittec headed woman Pat Register met in the subs ta ndard and dilapidat ed more low income families a uls s recreation and parks dtpartnint were the center of attention among lace to live. Wilson said that a famil living in a condemned house %%ho comes to the SIIA for assistaiwe is placed on the 11fi) Members who expressed concern over %oungsters riding their bikes to school it the :,treets. priorits fist. Ile said the SHA has placed 1-i families in housing projects this Janice Springfield suggested that both pleasure riding trails and ycar. 'The contleinnat inns 'tre pulting a IrL on us." Wilson said. Commissioners also last night adopted an orWriance setting hc1ght restrictions natural growth and con struction at the Sanford stafety trails on school routes be estabh0ed, A sccond clean up the lake front, and install trash cans along the bulkhead, is a portion of the committee's on-going citybeautification program paths, ('011111111tee Several committee members said the area around t he marina and along the bulkhead attrac fhermen and picnickers. but there are no trash cans for disposa l of litter, Jean Meyer suggested to mem be rs that the word 'ladies' be dropped from the(onunittee title in order to attract response from vale chamber menit*rs. ROSl1IF IULDU , arrested in Cambridge on federal drug charges and released on S10,0W bond. Her preliminar) hearing sons arrested Sunda as hamber office to deter hunt' g oals and objectives for the year Bike to be work ed paved within 12 months, Cowboys and Blazers. Cain, arrested at a Winter Park motel, was jailed under coinlimed bonds of $107,500 on state charges of conspiracy corn. mitafelony and three counts of Bike Pat Plan which is a po rtion of the cits s communit y deselnprntnt plan The program would provide Municipal Airpori _il In other action — grant ed a deferment on the y payment of a street asaessinent for Roger Stewart, a dentist who i building an off ice on the corner Skating instructor Sheala Albers ilefti and MI1 CUes glide of 24th Place and Maple through a graceful duct during the Ilappy Days Are Here Again Avenue. Skating Shoss attended by almost 1,000 persons Sunday', at the Stewart agreed to have the %felodre Skating Rink. Prucreds from the sho% %ill benefit the street area in front of Ule office ('11univ*1 '-ptarded adults through the TAFFTA organization. growing -. Bond for Lo d has been set $500,000 the conspiracy charge and fl,500 each on two Women Set ! housing in the city to pr v i de P 51*~ ___ M E Girl Scouts Going Places - . Slavia, Fla. . Police expected to but said when Loudd appeared o Condemn 11 Houses . Ua& "I am talking with some - Dall-a - - with docket lately," Berry said. because I A public hearing was set for of the 2 houses that have been nishing," said Steffens, who April 14 to consider the con- condemned th is year, 18 have makes recommendations to demning of the 11 houses in the been demolist'ed at either the commisslonfor condemnations The condemnations of run Soe th Holly Avenue and West city's or owner's expense and When the property owners down frame houses in the city, 11th Street area. sine of the eig t e en roug up o a to repair e otiseS, C forcing renters to move, is houses are occupied at the standards, renters turn to the SI-IA for creating a top priority waiting present time Steffens said the main assistance in relocating. . Point Center The charges aganst Loudd, at ror our daughters and our COmmunity. We are proud to support them a nature trail. talks listing for low income families The renters, mainly low in. problem with the houses is bad Tom Wilson, executive with the Sanford Housing come families, are caught in wiring and inadequate plum- director of the SHA, said t ha t Authority ISHAI. the squeeze, despite the bing. while he would not recommend Sa nf ord City Commissioners leniencyb commission to Renters in condemned houses stalling the condemnation last nit set the wheels in pant time extensions to allow alsoarepayingwhatisfelttobe program, he does "urge' the motion to condemn a group of I I the owners to bring their exorbitant rates. city to push the federal houses unless the owners bring property up to standards I can t condone the lan goernment for monies to use in the homes up to building codes John Steffens, minimum Words taking money for the rehabilitating the existing standards official code inspector, said that types of houses they are fur housing stock in the city. The rehabilitation and training program is included in j the SIIA housing assistance , - promotion er . SINCE Berry woWd not discuss the Blazer Ucket sales, would rot r el - By MICK LCCIIRIDGE H al d Writer - 3224032 Scouting Is-Self-Expression i -- - —Aiphonso Cain, 25. who Unsuccessfully tried out for the an All-America receiver at Loudd. Orlando area news Berry, however, made it Berry said he planned to turn UCLA, stemmed from the sale reports indicated that Loudd clear that the trial of Loudd on Loudd over to authorities of cocaine to a sheriff's under. may left the country for hargeaofemlingo,000in "sometirne.th next day or cover agent here Feb. V, Zaire, Africa. state sales lax collections &out twoataiecrettuneà ndplace." SO1UCe Said. - . ______________________________________________ G. Scouts Members of th e Lake Howell High School Boosters Club display scale model of a $100,000 new sports stadium to he built at the nc high school on Dike Road In South Seminole County. The sta di um, to handle a ll sporting events and a seati ng capacity of more than 2,000, Is expected to be completed ID time for the 1975 football Members of the boosters are ki Claude Weaver, C.C. Hancock, Ms. Alpha Huddleson, Ms. Irma Frazier, Ms. Louise Hancock and Booster Prerident Jim Pritchard. season. d not discuss the drug federal and state drug charges, country'," Berry' said. 'Rom- venue at that time." C*t - SKA TE Beauty! caring' Iiie 019 UI M want to avoid When he did not arrive, agents Jut talked with Rommie last The charges remained a Muhammad All They are too busy orking m publicity on this moed in and arrested the 0thnight and that Loudd "has not secret until Sunday, following "Zaire was the site of the last client over. Th e trial has been Berry' indicated the ers - three in Orlando and one left the country, nor is he going the arrest of four alleged Loudd heavyweight fight and is the postponed until April 14 and I surrender might take place in Cambridge, Mass., the to at this t ime." associates on a variety of center of a very' spor ts-m inded expect we will seek a change of somew he re ot he r t ha n Orlando, sources said. - - - Life, Right • D II BOOS TERS I J ITO BUIL D ILU STADIU I UIUIVI County authorities to lace a filed last Friday by the Orange drug charges, but said that the he held tomorrow. officials today to arrange his liiudd when he ret urned to series of drug-related charges. County state attorneys office: only connection Loudd hed with "The Orland3 press hasn't surrender," Bey said. "But I lando from New York as sched. Roger Berry told The A warrant for his arrest was Zaire, Africa, was in sports bothered to check the court can't say when or where uled Saturday, the sources said. vening Herald that he had issued at that time. play with others. IceCream • Sandwiches, Takeout Stw It , .m 2439 Fr*nch Ave. Ph. 322-01" Sm nford - , a ' - am working on aff anging New York and Massachusetts. that area, but he has not left the that charge in Orlando now, When officers could not locate states." Just no way." to surrender Loudd to Orange cocaine in & dired Worrigtion - oil V charges with him on the in what po li ce called a cocaine mie is looking into some Berry said, ' There is no way it would be in the Seminole. telephone," Berry said. "Right smuggling operation in Florida, promotional work with All in Rommie could get a fair trial on Orange County area. • es - - - Rommie Loudd, fanner general surrender Mr. Loudd to manager of the defunct Florida authorities sometime this Blazers Professional Football Tern, today denied his client Louddhuhenchgedt hadleft thecountryand pledged conspiracy and delIveiy. of it Symboliz - r - - - Work Together ' u rren er ein anne ou ifffJJ I fl - Ex-Blazer Official Still In Country !J The - reAdents use tile dock for "both youngsters and senior citizens to fish off." r Pi people, the environment, and most important..1 - L *1.4 asked for the liquor sales because One stipulation city o1fitialsdi Casselberry needs the la relaxed In order to to relocate the dock within 60 d* compete with Pressure move the Lae Ti About IW persons attend his club at tle om Don Willson and his neighbor, p esent on Sunday, he sa id With liquor sales, Bo th men said the lake is being used for boat nter said he can, through adverting, boost dealers to show off their wares. that number to 3O0O patrons At one point Sizer said water at the end of the dock is only about 16 inches deep. "we need to look at this thing," Coun. cibuan Charles Sizer said. "I t hi nk they made But a citizen countered that the water is a reasonable request: we need to take some over three feet deep. type of action." iContinuedOnPage2-A • - . -V dnk on beer as two readings before becoming law. Club Juana owner Slike Pinter said he - . r Council also. over objections by Carnage consumptionas long as food also served. City Manager Harry Hug said this mor. Hill properts ow ners, voted to remove the These are her most impressionable years 1. • 7 The orLbnaace at present beera nd neonunda)s - ay Ok Asked if the newly proposed ordinance would affect the city's policing, Chief George Karcher id it edifferencea two local night spots — Sportsmen's Den and the Club Juana to sell liquor on Sunday - -: I will alto the sale of hard li quor on Sunday, absent from yesterday's session The action was the result of a request from - Iromlpm until Ot1 / 9 Orlando. who questioned any I)W of strict )rdinance would "impose a hardship oil citizens in the unanimous, with Councilman Y— City Council here She 9s 7 to - Suer s motion to amend the city's orJinance as seconded by Councilman Sal Herald Staffrjter tvr, i rw t his set for March 6 1 - .1 - - _- RvONNA ESTES Julian ruled that Fire Chief fl)iS made on the city hail Roy LaRossiere cannot be a A resident of Skylark submember of the volunteer unit 1.0 N G WOO D— A and any funds given into his division, Harry Lasrus, last representative of the city's ha nds "should be presumed to night question ed the property of volunteer firefighters balked hedo na tionstothecity since he Hartsock auditing the city last night at having the group's is an employe of the city." records since he pr!pares financial records audited by th e The attorney also d that monthly financial statement for city and City Attorney Ned t he police de partment an u the city . Council member J un e Julian Jr ruled the solunteers co pies of accident reports if it Loflflflfl, a recent critic of cannot properly solicit funds ihes and pla ce the resulting Hartsock, joined with Lasn In from peons whose homes or resnues in a benesolent fund the question. Grant but only if it owns its own id he ould see no from destruction bs eit he r the copying niachine, pays conflict of interest in Hartsock for the paid or volunteer firemen electricits used and gains city doing both jobs, noting the city's bookkeeper handl esthe Charles Kelley Jr so iden- council permison cit%'s financial records. lified himself as treasurer of Kelle% said the volunteers %*()1unteers, said tie would will be filing papers with tlie open the volunteem' books to state to Incorporate. Mayor James persons who have domaud it) Insist city department heads the group. but not to anyone do not know what their duties — use are and What city council ex Af the fire department ''Und the (lock 4A pects of them On his recom n othing to hide," Council Bridge 4B Chairman 1 It. Grant said. "I inendation. council set a Valendar with depa rtinent heads for 5:30 p.m. Thursday at (lassifled should be made of it i th e record Comics 4B v ty hall of ~ontributionsc' Crossword Puz.zle 8A The police and fire depart. Grant also Dear Abby IB questioned merits have come under fire in whether the organization Is Limb - ---------- 8A a recent weeks for collecting Dr. strictly volunteer one iunce the 4A what oneofficial called slush Editorial city allocates money to be paid ta l SA f un d s." Council ordered an hospi t" them LA and the bookkeeping iUdituflliit funds last sseek Obituaries lk[)th1ent issues income tax tits 44A Auditor hlarok' hldrtsk Sporis (onus for the sums each year. told PublIc felevisn 8\ The Iterd Acting Oh' 113 The city has a paid fire Safety Director Jamnc s Pleicones turned over to bun department that relies assistance from volunteers, the police benevolent fur %%'I: l iI.1 Julian said The voluntevrs rec1)rLs yesterday morning for 'es1t'rday 'c high 3 loss this , - fA - or VW .- Index should probably be in. audit muruing 55. l'artls cloudy 1 -T l corporated as a unit, he added. Much of the fund, now %arm through Wednesday. but its name should not imikate practically depleted. came Highs in the loss s and Iosss In the city has two fire depart. frotu the saie by the police the 60%. Compit l e, A eathrr -- = .-----.r-- ---- -- - -- ------- . - ----------- --------- '.' -. - - ----- ------------------- - - :- ------------------ -- -- -- - - -- �2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fla. _ _ 3,607 _ _ $ In Video Equipment Taken Thieves NATION Top U.S. Officials See and theft., of more than $10,000 Clifford Kiefer of Titusville in a reported three scuba diving number of separate incidents outfits, valued at $1,000, were across Seminole County. stolen when someone entered County school authorities his van parked at Mullet Lake reported two video tape Park, Geneva. recorders, an audio tape [.ot W. carter of DeRary recorder and film strip told Sanford police a pickpocket projector, total value $3,607, apparently took an envelope 'ere taken from an office at containing $600 cash, two lake Brantley High School. ni'ir. Vietnam Showdown Soon WASHINGTON AP) — Senior American officials Ctnmunt tracps are massing for a spring offensive Vietnam, where a showdown battle could develop in the next six weeks. One of the key targets of the expected North Vietnamese spring offensive is expected to be the bustling provincial capital of Tay Ninh, in the "Parrot's Beak" region near the Cambodian border. The city would 'pj jfj mr IhA tsu'IIua IvuIuLIuudty nrot-id ,, , ALTAMO Sand Lake Road, Forest City, Nearby Teague Middle School was also entered, deputies said, but officials reported nothing missing. Richard Walker reported his Tabernacle May Fall BO V1% Utah AP) —-The people who are doing this don't know brain from dir t," sas of plans to tear down the 112-year-old Bountiful Tabernacle apartment at Plzntation A pa rtments, Winter Park, was burglarized and items valued at $i,m taken. Deputy P J. Rigins said missing items to make way for a modern church building. "It's just terrible that they could be so destructive. It's a crime, a religious czime," Heber J, Sessions, an 89-year-old high he Chur' f '--.:-: (Thrt tf 1;ittcr hr 'i -IMLIrliuni, said Monday, while he and Ws wife were grocery shopping at a Sanford supermarket yesterday. Harold Joseph Beske of Winter Park reported a $150 '...-.---'iuiliiu rouio was was ta'en when his auto was burglarized at i' parking lot at Town and Country Carpets, U. S. Longwood, 1uded a tlevisiwi, tape , S.uiford police reported $5O player and 24 tapes, AM-FM speed bicycle and clothing. Demos Skip Veto Fight House Democratic leaders in. tend to avoid a veto showdown with President Ford as efforts to produce a compromise energy program center on dela ying 1'nr1'. ,ll before it Ford's veto of a bill that would delay his tariff on i— VVI vu .'u uw J nays. But rather than forcing an u i We vote, Democratic leaders are planning to shunt the veto message today to the House Ways and Means — Deputy . B L. Thom pso n reported thieves forced ope n a cabinet to take the money. A door glass was smashed as Cc*nmjttee, thieves entered the Nancy Drive, Oviedo, home of David White Wins Race Suit Scot t beclroom - Springs Saturday following a high speed auto chase, police reported today. n%eleasl under $1,060 bond Sunday was Grace E. Honfleur proached Win and sa.1d, "Iley - - r SherlWsinvestlgators said an -- - - - Robert Lee Booth, 39, of 216 i' V a e ME caught fire, firemen said. Neighbors reported the fire . and t hen we're .,,. ii - -- - - ., 0 multiple traffic charges ,' I !1W __.- I I Bond Validation ' -. RiAn *i ri . - - _____ •. -"- ________ (X __T-- ___ _____ _ - - • j'' - - -.- I'j - n tJJu _tr,I a I V-s gineers within six months, . .1 - ( . - - :-- - . • - % drug - ' -- A M1 - - . - -1 Demonstratio ns of jewelry-ma king will be a part of the Altamonte Mall Gem and Mneral Show March 1l5. ' g ____ Altamonte Mall To Sta e Three-Day Mineral Show - ____________________________ children _ Rock-hounds, lapidarians, selling and trading semigemologists and Just plain ad- precious stones. The exhibit of mirers of dazzling stones and gems and minerals will also a Sunday Sale Given Approval departmctd. In defense '1 his decision to ignorv the pica .And CiiJ (luiiflnafl Edith Duvn said from Carriage 11111 homeowners and back the the water's depth "varies With rainfall." requeat from the two property owners, The dock's new location is to be deters Or lando said, 'i1 individual has his righ ts mined by members of the efty's recreation no majority can take away from him." "Depending on the results of our research, we would consid. er the possibility of marketing solar heaters," said FP&L spokesman Tony Bothwell. "It's logical fo us to keep an open mind to alternate energy "We're looking into solar sources," energy for three reasons," said Brooker said TECO could r TECO spokesman Rod Brooker, (luce its power demand by up ift .) "To further research on the 3 per cent and save as much as state of the art, to detennine what effect solar heating would 80,000 tons of coal a year if u s have on our total system de- 230,000 residential customers mand and to see if it's feasible converted to solar energy to heat water. for us to get into the marketing end, possibly on a sales, lease And Brooker said the Tampi or consuiung uasis. company also was thinking about expanding its research Brooker said the research into solar home-heating and airprogram has a $50,000 budget t'ijwlitiinin' - Anti-Smoker Offers Award For 'Tobacco Menace Essay c'oufl d• school Ward to allow teacher-s enipted back in the late GO's authorized a mrnion mitted prior criminal records to Judge the essays Of students whenagroupor j bondvalldalion,with sa le of tize tried ci ns to block the $7 million in bonds to set up a conviction for auto theft, who will receive cash awards county from buiLlIii the utility system. The county's Burgess said he served four from the special account. curthouse In Sanford, pushing bonds wouii years of a rive year sentence, "I am strongly concerned about the health and welfare of for more t.entral county million purchase Of both including six months for cur school age children," locti Instead, escaping from a sta te prison systems, Parker said. VihIen said that as corn. Paolk County. But county officials claim facility in P "1 believe that tobacco now mission chairman he will that since the syst'tma are well The cowl noted at Burgess' th has proved to be the number "appeal directly to Mayor Bill outside the boundaries of "is moral, not psychological , one mena ce to the heal th of Grier" to con vi nce the city not Casselberry, the city ha He needs to learn to Leave OUlet Americans, and Oaths causeti tOtrjtoWockthecou,mqy's5 priority 'rn their purchase, people's property alofle." 4 tobacco us" 'utrim'tber Nk. temperatures dipped into the low SOs Cambridge, Mass. _________________________________________ 4Conth*ud From Page I-Al - - - -- - - I $- - - - jewels will converge on Alta- include lapidary equipment to monte Mall. Thursday ftouga cut, polish and mount gems, Saturday of this week for a Gem stones, rocks and mintrals. and Slineral Show. The phenomenal growth of More than 20 (healers from all interest in ecology, stone ov the nation will be buying, (1isC0%ry, polishing a n d ar'V. tustic design has made professionals of amateurs and artists of pr(ifeS.SiOflalS Among the groupings will be a selection of amethyst stones from Africa, Latin America and Local distributors of Shakiec the western states. Another products have initiat ed a fund collector will show his vast raising ciimIIgn V.ith a al of ctIk'ctitn of coral fromim Mexn-u 1, SID0,000 to be raised during 1975 and Tampa Bay. 0 4. for the Central Florida Hist or ic fossils discovered around Florida will be on Zoological Society, Bob Maurer, area supe rvisor, exhibit and identified. Hare announced that all profits fmnm collections of rocks from many the nle of the ecological home countries will be included. Some of the stones have been products and food supplements will be donated to the fund- creatively mounted into originally designed, handmade hungry zoo, A bocth will be set up at the jewelry that may be purchased. i 4 entrance of the Sanford Zoo There will be demonstrations from 9 am. to 5:30 p.m. each such as tumbling stones and Saturday and Sunday. faceting by national dealers Maurer also said that all during (he show at the Mall. The show is free to the public profits received on home during Mall hours 10a.m. to deliveries In the area will be donated to the too saciety on the 9:30 pm.. SR 436, Altamonte Springs customer is recuest. ' Sh a kl ee Sales " -- To Help Zoo Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Mar, 11, 975-3A I%% Eyesore 0 The panel also included a ' young, unemployed school teacher, a Democrat who voted for Gurney in 1968 and contributes to the Independent party, an unemployed electrician who said prior grand jury service taught him to "quit listening to gossip," a carpenter with a sixth-grade education, a clerk (111(1 I pos tal worker. Twelve of the Jury members did not vote in the 1968 Florida election that placed Gurney in his federal position. Of the six V. ho voted, four ballots ere cast for the Republican senator all of t hem by Democrats. Education of the panel mem t -'rsraages from sixth grade to T -- i - - while studying the candidates to sit in judgment of him. During frequent, hushed at. torney huddles at the bench, G urne y shifted his weight to ease a bothersome leg injury aggravated by hours of sitting. During the trial, his hop from a war wound has become more pronounced , -. - , -. _____ -. - _'_•__•'w ~~.7"`~~ ,-'~_~ ~ _--. - ____1P _- -"-- 7--7 .. ___,__-,. . . ,.-~__.~ 1;~-' '. X -.. __ .. -_1 - cr .,___-~, 1~ ..1;~,~ -:-%-~ ~,_ 1-4: -* - -t -nb~ - 41 - - -. -. . .. - LOCATION: On SR 46, near 1-4 traveling cut towards Sanford. Would you like to have this eyesore as your next door neigh bor? We think not and feel it should be spruced up at once. This eyesore is in the heart of Sanford and does nothing to improve the community's Image to any out-of4owner who might be driving th rough or visiting th e area. Got an eyesore in your neighborhood? Help call to it and participate In "leaning up your neighborhood, Write EYESORE. Theattention Fvenlng Herald, P.O. Box 1G37, Sanford, ha., 32771. AArrn;n r; jIk+ II I V I%AI I I I ! ' - .ege. Tu jury imieiuhers 10:10 a.m. after Krentzman asked the government and each (If the defendants if the panel was acceptable, Throughout the selection proceedings. Gurney sat somberly - - hold college degrees. Selection was completed at d*& ft i III L IfJULI III II II 1' iooers TAI.MIIA&SEE, Fla. (AP) poenas was also refused. The Tallahassee, used the ruling to question on whether he had —Supreme Court Justice David ccnunittee said Russell could exa mine the files and named contacted any lower court McCain is fighting a House Marc Glick, commit tee staff di- judges on cases pending or impeachment committee that the committee would decide rector, to collect name, of other about to come before a judge. Pressured Justice Hal Dekle which ones had relevant in- Witnesses in the continuing JQC HIS lawyers earlier had at. into resigning, formation, probe. tempted to limit the committee At a brief meeting Monday Russ asked that For bes be s inquiry. where the panel dropped its disqualified because he was Rep. Eric Smith, D-Jackson. The committee voted to drop B The Associated Press fickle inquiry, the committee party to a suit last year against rifle, sa id any di work anti how efficient the squalification Dekie's name from questionFloridians may one day be are," y tiun rejected "frivolous" a mo- the Judicial Qualifications of Forbes would be "the tip of said spokesman Brock fromas McCain's naires able to buy solar water-heaters Lucas. "This is strictly' a reattorney to Commission. The suit resulted the iceberg" because he was on peal to nearly 500 court of apand circuit judges. The have Rep. John Forbes, D. in a Supreme Court decision Forbes' subcommittee in the new forms, direct from their friendly search now due March 19, suit, project. We're utility not yet Jacksonville, disqualified, neighborhood power company sure how that the House speaker or an electric will ask judges w hether they Another if research projects planned by could use solar energy." motion from representative could examine Dekle submitted his resigna- have been contact ed by McCain three of the stak's largest utiliMcCain's attorney. James Russ JQC records. tion Monday, four days after or J ustice Joseph Boyd on ties are successful, Florida Power & light Co. of Orlando, for 12 blank subSpeaker Donald Tucker, I)- refusing to answer acommittee pending cases, said It was conducting its owi Tampa Electric Co., Florida in-house solar water hp(in.' • rower Corp. nd r ioriva rower climate control and solar-elec& light Co. are investigating trk'ity studies in addition to Iithe potent ial of selling the heatnanng a project by the Arthur ers to provide new income and D. Little Inc. research firm of conserve fuel. TECO said will begin field tests later this month by Installing a .colar watcrheater at its corporate headquarters. It will also put solar heaters in homes of five company en- - ames;W federal agents said her Rotarians Aid School Plan overnight zaipr1 ltoontz. 0 h1mtb' middle- Power Firms T Solar W ater H eater — - smuggling ring in Florida" and that the 04 organization during an 18III month period had smuggled more than $7 million in illegal T-A :. cocaine BILL Into this country and BEIJ.EVIU BY While Viblen thinks the channeled it through central Herald Staff Writer .4 W- county has a good case __~ Florida to ributIon points ultimate purchase of Indian over U Merle E. Parker has taken deaths from any known Casselberry Mayor Bill Grier hills and Consumer utilities, the U .S. _ — Three Sanford men plmkd his war on cigarette smoking disease," he added. - - — -.- - - said today that his city will take Mayor Grier feels the city also definite action to block is in the right," gty yesterday in a Jan. 21 one step further — he's The $1^ 0, Parker said, first ___________ Seminole Coun!y*s r - _. "Last month we authorized burglary at the Ninth Street deposited $1,000 in a local bank is to provide cash award, to bond validation suit for the city attorney Ken Mcintosh Tavern and one of the defen- to provide cash awards for _________________________________ J— purchase of two utility firms, represent us in all utility dants was sentenced to two children who write essays on in slogan writing in prison. The other two "the menace of tobacco use.,, contests dealing with the The county is expected to matters," Crier said. "I would ye Ills initial step was to sue the menace Of tobacco use.., uthorize attorney John assume If we didn't have a were ordered held In jail schoolboardandotheroffCj,,, McDonough to file the sWi Justifiable case, then we pending pre-sentence In. Secondly, he added, the Pardelpating in Spring Lake Sebow's 1"OV91"Mk9Y PrOed,hm lek C2rW Vande Velde, today. claiming school provided mont.y is to '-provide postage to vestigations. wouldn't plan on filing a Principal Dick Prater, Scott Macbovlan, Tom SlcfUano and Dr. Brammmm Murphy. (Herald Photo smoking Although litigation could be counter suit" to block the Judge Cowart sentenced John tray to "acilities were con. Mall letters written by school by 06 Nichols) the state law. He WOfl expensive for both city and purchase. Burgess, 24, of 1010 W. Ninth children to Congressmen, county citizens, both side, feel The hassle began when St., that round, and he said today Senators. the President to two years In p'3O() after the ... suit has been settled it 01 that they have fight legal cases. Seminole Cou nty condemmed he pleaded guilty to buying, couri urging couperatlon in an all out "It makes no Sense for Indian Hills and Consumer effort ce MIIt and concealing stole n School Supt. Bud Layer, the in thi,tod phase out tobacco use Casselberry to oppose our Utility systems in south beer and ecade." wine taken in the day after Parker filed suit, validation suit," Seminole Sezn1no k and began negofia "A phaseout (Of burglary. county Commjon Chai rman for the purchase of issueda "no smoking" memo , 'hould receive op priority in da Nichols ment to improve the ecological will be planted at t he uUi the private Anthony Jerome Robinson, aP the county's schoolsoour nation's bust and Sid VIh!cn Jr. said today. "It systems. Cassaiberry a lso had 18, Par ker west areas of the school, will be extremely W. 1h SL, said he outlawing smoking areas for said, of 1 A State Grant has also been providing a living lab for out- t expensive to been negotiating with the was the "lookout Spring La ke Elementary given the school for an outdoor door he citizens of Casselberry and owners for "some two years" burglary and pleadedn" in the students under 18 years of age. Parker is head Of Seminole's education. guilty to Layer's memo was sent on Citize to School recently received $500, classroom and nature trails,A bridge across the stream the citizens of Seminole for the purchase, according to grand la ce n's Protecti ve League. He r ny. abice from School Board Atty. says the organization from the Rotary Club of claim The school Is si tUated on 25 will lead to an amphithea, County" Crier, Issac Fletcher Jones, 18, Of Doug Stenstrom and in Th e decision to direct Seminole County South for an beautiful acres, where treei with water testin g and ph-_)to .N I ~ I ~..,, "We had to supply additional about 500 members nationwide 1802 lincoln Ae, pleaded response to a petition filed by herfl ta i tdlife stations neurb). heart trig described 'u'.01 (I i (11 v the suit waParker is 011 the agenda for ) viijtcr and 5twer capacity for by Viblen as the our citizens. We thought we had guilty to breaking and entering Parker, who was seeking a Wedne will be planted along the activity packets will be written "most sd with intent to commit a court order to prohibit smoking board ay's 7 p.m. schooI Dr. Important decision the reached an agreement wi th Branrrnn Murphy, property line. Native wetland meeting at the county for outdoor studies in all major areas at Seminole High, 'esiden of the dub, made the trees will be planted along the county has made since we Private OwnerS when t he county misdemeanor In the case, th cour ouse, disciplines-Science, Social c1ecI1 Now, Parker, in his latest presentation, with the money to stream on the school's Studies, Math Burgess, after Intense step, IIUIUOn c in," CS-kr to wants approval from the and I4ngUa1 the Courthouse suit" The suit üng be used for plants and equip- properly. Native dry laid Cauelberry had already ' - T)btigerunu fl - __________________ - - Although daytime temperatures in subtropical Miami were in the a] housing officials K. Wayne P agents for two years. I I July 10. On trial wi th Gurney are forrner aides James Groot and snh flntiøn nnrl fr,,'m.,- n,lr..- I _____________________ - - - ___ t - rjUect overdue rent, - ' - heavy clothing against the colil, had be en 'lead several days when found in their 'ottage Sunday by the i andlad', ' ho to unlawful compensation and counties JACKSONVIlLE, Fin. iAPi — State proposals ;o regulate child day-care centers have drawn heated objections from operators, with one woman calling the plans a serious blow to parenthood and the family." "There are legislators in this country who would take over the lives of our children from 18 months and up," said the woman, identiuing herself only as operator of a Volusia Count)' day-care center. The objections came during a hearing on the proposals Monday by the Division of Family Senices, The two, bundled , four counts of making false declarations to the federal grand jury which indict ed him develop comprehe ns ive grow th plans within individual Proposals Draw Scorn s(l insurance. Gurney, 61, faces additional charges of bribery, receiving -' '' I. .- - and mortgage At'ia1ion of County ('olnmissioners, Nelson urged the state's county commissioners to - - '• .. ' - -. - - l)E1.RAV BEACH, Fla. Al' i Defray Beach retirce who want to lire out t he ir years listening to gentle ocean surf are battling to close two bars th ey claim blare acid. rock music into their bedrooms. We're here uiir little Iicc ilhl(I quiet, but v. e iiiight ;i V. &'ll have moved to (lie Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn," complained Dean l.uce, who lives near the flipper. (;ipr)er owners Ed and Danny Gibson, faced with a circuit court heari ng on complaints, have counter -sued neighbors for $2 5 iruliu'n in daniages. - - Kills Two JACKSON VlI.I,E, Ha. i API State Rep. C. William Nelson, fl-Melbourne, pred icts Florida's population will continue to grow despite recession and inflation and will reach 10 million by 1982. "Along with this growth, an additi onal $300 million will be need ed to provide services for th e new residents," he said Monday at the mid-year conferen ce of the State I Money For Heat State To Continue Growth Thai of an Orlando man on of ... ' I I - - --- -- - Retirees Fight Acid Rock I - - The group struggled for more than three hours Monday until the pigmy sperm whales, making no effort to free themselves, could be pulled from t he surf and ta ken to a marine park at St. Augustine. 4 . Z -- Jury t'nftsisL of two hOUSC- [sr:orks in their 20s one a wives, three retirees and three black Vietnam veteran. four Republicans, 13 Democrats and one person who couldn't remember her political affiliation was selected today (or the bribery conspiracy trial of former GOP Sen. Edward Gurney and fo ur others, U.S. District Judge Ben re Krentzman did not distinguish be tween the voting Jurors and the panel's six alternates. Only \ the Judge and trial attorneys who couldn't pay tier will be privy to that information electric bill tried to keep until the jury begins its dehe rself and her little girl liberation,. wariis by burning charcoal Selection of the 18, nine men for heat after their dcc' and nine women, came in the trit'it)' was cut off. It killed twelfth day of tedious question ttiii. and answer sessions by Krentzwas a sad case t he y man In his quest for a fair and V.t'fl' bo th obvioaslv oH,' rptrtial pane l imi lii , l'cter frdii.W, Opening argum i.eut, V. cli' 'x assistant in cdi c' a pected to follow, examiner for Dade County. Gurney and (lie four cu-dc. llores Fernandez, fendants are charged with conand her daughter, Felicita, spiracy to create a slush fund u, were killed by carbon from bu ilder contributions by dioxide poisoning from a promising G ur ney's infl uence charcoal grill they used in in government -sponsored their rented cottage, h" housing projects ha, AP) Strangers became friends in a Common cause as 50 people Joined two Marine patrol officers in an effort to save a beached, wound ed mother whale and her new born calf. "here were all these people not paying any attention to each ot he r," said Marine Patrolman Ronald U. Tedder. BEACH, together." __ F lv oinTS Au t Lr a Sh Tr*ial 0 p en S . Judge Cowart yesterday Miami with him and another accepted a guilty plea from woman, cash and checks was taken stemming from a spectacular Mrs. Leonor Coton, 35, of by burglars who entered denied knowing that the Jan. 11, 1974, auto crash at Fi ve Longwood, conditioned on office at Keeman Brick of Points on US. woman was going to 17-92 south of hearing testimony from state's Bogota, Columbi a, to smuggle Central Florida Inc., Charlotte Sanford was scheduled to get witnesses in a cocaine cocaine Into the United States. underway today before Circuit smuggling Conspiracy. -. Prosecutor Bill Heffernan Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. —' p4 told Mm Coton, of 09 the court that Coton is a Speneer Green, 30, Is charged flfl Road was or f ed arrested eral fugitive In a drug f wi th three counts of leavi ng the cotapincy in D ecem ber Smuggling case and is believed scene of an accident; reckless 3% to narcotics agents seized have fled to South America. driving; attempting to elude an ki c oca ine with a street Heffernan was told to officer and no drivers license, value ~__ - % zi~_~___' V" of $70 009, arrange for state's witnesses In Police said Green was fleeing Colon', case to testily Yesterday Mrs. Coton told Casselberry police after a hit before the court sometime this and run accident and was Cowart abe wanted to plead chased oflSR27to Five pothts guilty to the lesser charge Heffernan said tOfthC where the car he was driving attempted Conspiracy neg otiated plea by Mrs. Coton li terally leaped four-lane U.S. (punishable by a maxlniwn of the state is recommending she 17-92 and landed on top of new One Year in county Jail) but she be put in the cars in a lot a; Town and "wasn'tguilty of anything. conspirsicy cue. Country Lincoln-Mercury, She admitted that her 'q appears she was a dutiful Green was apprehended Jan. husband, Jos e Manual Coton, wile," 21 of this year in connection 39, hadn't been at home for went Heffernan said, "who along wi th her husband." with a burglary at a service "three or four months" when he 1_;i Heffernan said Coton had sta tion on SR-134 at 1-4. He appeared in December and ' bn e 4-.. th subject of surveillance faces trial later in that case. 1. and her two daughters Went by narcotics enforcement - II.... I.t.t SbII1 uiiuu* uwiuc iuv at the 1014 Maple Avenue residence of Mrs. Gloria Hatchett. Damage was limited to the mattress and minor smoke damage. seconu wniie ne unioauea a and concealing stolen property p011cC reprieti (lie itre aptruck at an Alt.amonte Springs and possession of firearm bya patently was set by three Ms. Bonfleur, according to Winn Dixie — and juveniles playing with matches. somebody convicted felon. Altamonte Patrolman Richard grabbed it and ran. Only smoke damage was Otha Lee Booth, 41, of 816W, Roman, was fleeing Winter reported Alvin W. fleck of 1914 East Th ird St., Sanford, was in blc(din' at apartment 51, Spring police when he forced Gardens, Sanford, Orihid D, tuki j)ol1C as he fl)UIlt Jail td:y (01 ,0OO bond her car to a halt at Sit 43 when a cooking left on an a truck at the Brantley charged with uttering a unattended gaspot cook stove Roman said she had been loaded nd had left the JACKSON VII,lj.: "And along come two helpless creatures of 717 Rugby Si government, says he hopes his experience will prompt other white males to consider filing similar Job discrimination complaints if they are warranted, "Congress meant the Civil Rights Act and the 1972 Equal Opportunity to apply to all Americans," he said. - _I Sheriff's detective Ralph had escaped by the time police Salerno Jailed Steven Edward arrived. Mohr, 19, of 107 E. Jenkins A 17-year-old Apopka youth Circle, Sanford, on $13,000 bond yesterday left his wallet for a on charges of buying, receiving two stereo speakers. :, _____ ii ieiony and granu grand Larceny. WASHINGTON (AP) — Robert J. Neyhart, who won a "reverse discrimination" can against the federal - - aged -- all on a first name basis, beaming, smiling and freezing " and ransacked W cash undetermined amount .0 Peach Ave., Sanford, county jail today on $8,000 bond following his arrest by sheriff's the investigation of the deputies on a circuit warrant charging breaking and suspicious blaze, Sanford fir emen responded to entering with intent to commit man, can I have some boxes?" Central Ave., Oviedo, was of the accident. after 'ceing smoke coming $W, was taken in a burglary at taken from a juke box and by deputies on circuit from the apartment of hirs. Thien the snatcher grabbed arrested Charges include driving the home of William B. Bridges, cigarette vending machine court warrants charging two Donie Macks. Mrs. Macks in a wider the influence of alcohol, Deck's wallet and jumped into a Lake hiarney Shores Drive, break-in at Cut Rate Liquors, counts lea of buying, receiving and waiting car and sped away, ving scene of an accident wasn't at home at the time, Geneva, deputy Luke Stall- 1414 W. 13th St. Patrolman Norman C. Floyd concealing stolen property. police said. worth reported. resisting arrest, fleeing to elude Jr. investigated Harry Blackstone of Winter and others, the incident. Bonds for Booth totaled $10,000. Seminole County firemen Thomas Hoffman, Stable Parkreportedmore than 5 extinguished several brush Roman said she cursed and Burglars forced their way Road, Sanfcrd, reported two vandalism damage FIRES fires yesterday and last night black lights, 25 tapes, a tape mere Homes off at Wood. thresteted officers who had to into an Altamonte Springs Ridgewood force hc' from her car, including large blazes at player and other items, valued warehouse at 741 Newburyport A ve., south Of W. 25th St., Sanford firemen ed report a Ma thews Street and HulIview, Gas thieves are on the prowl. Ave. and made off with about atI2SO, were stolen from abarn Sanford. Patrolman Gordon mattress and box spring was Oakland Hills, and Swectcreek at his home. worth of materials, police Altamonte Springs police Reid reported apparently deliberately set Drive, Sweetwater Oaks. Units Charles hlibner of Orlando glass sliding today said reports from Spring reported today. afire by unknown persons last from the Forest City, Five doors, windows and exterior reported that $1,648 cash was Lake Apartments show John S. Lord, 29, told Alta- night at the Sanford Naval Points and Lockhart fire from a cash box in the light fixtures were smashed at missing gasoline pilferers are siphoning monte police be locked the Academy Senior School on East stations responded to the fires two new, unoccupied houses, the precious liquid from cars building at 4p.m. on office at the Waffle Hut, SR Friday and First Street m,,,1 ek besieged Cambodian capita), - $ carried from the building. Harriett said the state fire marshal's of fice is assisting in A color television, valued at 1521 W. 13th St. and coins were WASHINGTON tAP) — A reluctant Congress is appreaching decisions on additional military ad to Cambodia amid mounting pressure for the government of President Lon Not to resign. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott Joined other lawmakers Monday in calling for "a change in leadership" in Cambodia to facilitate negotiations for the safety of refugees in Phnom Penh, - IN BRIEF parked outside thee building, returned Saturday to find Jan' e. Evans, 23, repsrted an scaffolding, shovels and rope the mattress lire triggered a A 50-year-old Orlando woman incident of gasoline siphoning to missing from sprinkler system and alarm on the building, was arrested in Altamonte police Sunday, but the culprits the unused third floor of the sCflOoI DUiIWflg- and u -ouii( ing ARRESTS was evacuat ed and th e burning of 1905 mattress and box springs Chr istopher hall, fl, Jinunie Peterson's Gocery While Saving A Whale TAMPA, Fin. I All) A 12member Jury and six alternates FLORIDA High in meals were taken from a radio, tennis equipment, a 10- meat case during a burglary at involved in an accident in Square store someone ap- forgery. Aid Issue Vote Near Strangers Become Friends Gurney Jurors Finally Seated SPRINGS !Ii%Il "'' ernment of the Viet Cong. Lake Brantley Hit By BOB LLOYD St., Longwood, and broke open Herald Staff Writer The firm is a wholesale Sheriff's deputb!s and police and retail outlet for masonry today were probing burglaries supplies, BRIEF WASHINGTON (AP) - Tuesday, Mar. H. 1975 4 IN - for two years. Florida Power said it plans to "There's not a great sa vings inst all a so lar water heater in insolarwater4ieating, but if we the cafeteria of the firm's St. could go into solar air-conPetersbur g headquarters this ditionirig, that's when you could nionth. have the big impact from solar "We want to see how they energy," Brooker said. __ WE HA VE ST TE FORMS Henry 01 Q 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax hel 0 Reason 5. If the IRS should cell you Ifl for an audit, H & R Block will go with y ou , it HO additional cost, Not as a legal representative... but we can answer all questions about how you r Laxes were prepared. - 41. ) -- j _______ IMMOUBLCK o I H E INCOME I A X PEOPLE SANFORD LONG WOOD 309E. 1st St. 'JJ N. Ph. 32U171 Ph. 17-92 liis open 9a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 9,s Sat. a Sun. OPEN TONIGHT — NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office In Ovedo - 411 �TT' Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Mar. 11, 1975-4A Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor WAYNE D. DOYLE, ROBERT C. MARKEr, Advertising Director Honie Delivery: Week, Mcents. Mth, $240; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840 Bs Mail In I1rida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20: 12 Months, $32.40. Around The Clock A shame we don't have a supply of special commendation ribbons, or whatever, to present to ttuse deserving of special recognition. Take the case of the men who belong to the U.S. Army National Guard, Company B, from Sanford. We've been told that Sgt. Bruce Kifer and his men dona ted 29 pints of blood to the local blood bank. It would be used for those in need of same and residing in Seminole County. That 's quite a record, fellahs. I'm proud of you 'especially since I'm once of 'those ' who drops off the chair at the slightest sight of a needle.. .much less the blood. Would you believe that I have trouble making it through a 'red' light. .cau.e it reminds me of Ed. Notejikj just fainted, A whiff of Johnnie Walker Red should bring him around without too much trouble, however, . . Amencan Action " The free industrial world is preoccupied these Another embargo is a genuine possibility and its effects on an economically weakened capitalistic structure can not be discounted. However, it also is important to realize that the .f'nt threat of an oil embargo is only one of the ftonts on which the oil producing nations are attacking. nere are man)- opportuitities of enjoying the inam. natural blessings which we ~ave surrounding - Utility fishing pole reach of your boat. A word to the wise for these "jnonsiderates" the Sheriff's Dept. Is cracking down. So, if you're one of those who insists on a full throttle, then you Just might as well plan on opening your wallet, too. cause the fine will be more than enough to Pacify all those others who are filing protests with the proper law enforcement authorities. On top of the Inconvenience of it all, I hope you boaters read the story our ourdoors editor Bob Orrell had in the paper this past Sunday... .11 for no other reason than to try and get you to slow down, . MRLD IN BRIEF . . L..... LtL.J i... ......L k... I.AIyMUCUWI uy u 3Ivvu?u near DelAnd. There were three persons in a small boat, and as the high flying speedboat rounded a turn in the river, It was much too late to do anything other than ram right thru the smaller boat cutting it in two, and having to live with this nightmare the rest of the lives. Enjoy Yourself. But at least let the others have the same opportunity of doing Portuguese LISBON, Portugal I AI menLs attacked the barracks li, p'>jj . Ford Plan Would Be I il 4.. ~ near (lie airport, and others. //// Pr;;~r-,'1--,' , ' • . 1' ' ~( 1\t ,r .~ - Albatross - Of Tunnel ' . the value of their oil reserves would remain the same regardless of the rate of worldwide inflation or that the price of l should not be tied to th e value of the American dollar. They further agreed that surplus oil income should be used first in the Arab region, If any funds are left over, th ey will be allocated to the "Third" or underdeveloped areas President Ford's costly energy self sufficiency ogram should be made crystal clear. prThe p for building and protecting a multi-billion dollar, admittedly inefficient production capacity. This will be accomplished, if a Ford-Kissinger proposal goes through, by guaranteeing oil of the world, prices high enough to make the high-cost plants The immediate effect of the Arab an- swnaentI) protitabie to encourage reluctant investors. Consumers will pay through the nose. nouncement was to send the value of the dollar menetresultwiubeawhitee1ep1tcompIex plunging in Paris, Frankfurt, Zurich, Tokyo and of energy - production facilities too costly to elsewhere. Th e dollar tremor exhibits that the scrap and s inef ficient they will be a load on "First World" with all of its vast technolo2v, American prices for years to come. resources and intelligence has less confidence So swiftly does science advance when itself than do 130 mifflon Arabs with a single, finite breakthroughs start Owl then plants will most resource and little unity except in fiscal affairs, surely be out of date before they're completed It is clear from the Baghdad meeting, and from and put into operation. N it is true that the Ford-Kissinger proposal subsequent meeting of Arab ministers in Vienna, guaranteeing a high minimum petroleum price that the oil producers have gained little seeks in part to force companies and ho sophistication from their brief exposure to the owners tn devise ways to use less oil and use it world of industry and finance, more efficiently. But a major objective, as noted above, is to push industry, with government Their effort to devalue the dollar can only hurt them more than it does the United States or the subsidies, into Investing large sums in not Atlantic community if we awaken to the realities thoroughly developed methods for turning out and take the offensive. Their intention to build up energy in one form or another. Two of the favored the gassification of coal and the industry and technology of the Third World is heez processes, tionofshatearenoteffjcjenty an effort to use natural resources least efficiently evert in the laboratory. — which really makes oil less valuable. Ile world 7be long-range outlook for oil substitutes looks already has an incomparable industrial machine in exceedingly bright in solar heating, nuclear on, geothermal energy and coal gassificatlon the United Sta tes of America, Western Europe and I\Aouth .. :::~ . - \\\\\\\ \\ - . A \ for the housing industry, both when inflation was the specter haunting the economy and after unemployment became the No. i concern. Just how devastating is shown by statistics in the tht "U.& Housing Markets," a semiannual survey published by Advance Mortgage : Britain, Market Agree Told S ervice Ma y Stop HY DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer And Lester Mandell, "I'm sure we can work with within city bounthjfl addition Lo removed from e utility tax, all utility companies to collect th president of Sanlando Utilitje the city. We have had no con- Winsor Manor. however, fell on deaf ears, utility taxes and remit the Co., told The Herald today, it Ilicts before, We will do Council Chairman J. it. Councilman II. A. Scott in. moneys to the city, but a lawLONGWOOI) Councilman would he "pretty difficult" to whatever the city council Grant, meanwhile indicated he dicated he would oppose any suit might be necessary to Don Schreiner warned turn off water and sewer to the requires us to do provided we would go along with a slight increase in utility taxes,adding collect the funds from Man. f'flhiflriflhin. In ..X,.L, ___ . . ., IIIIII iruunuo city residents, auuing he has have an agreement with them," increase in city water rates— "1 you realize how many dell's firm. He urged the city to Utilities Co. may shut off purchaced remaining unirn- Mandell said. five to 10 cents per thousand people are out of work?" determine an estimate of service to city residents if the proved lots in Winsor Manor. lie said last week that his gallons — to gather money to The city in recent weeks revenue loss. &me officials city persists in trying to collect one of the subdivisions effected, firm was not aware they should n a water line to the four found that the water depart- have said the loss might nm utility taxes the firm has failed and is developing there. have been collecting a 10 per developments and serve them ment is operating at a profit, upwards of $15,000. to collect, cent utility tax witha $1 with city water. Utility lines in but the Skylark sewer package Councilman Gerard Connell City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Mandell said ,Mrs. Schreiner, maximum monthly from the developments are owned by plant is operating at a loss. Mrs. said he will check with Winter said, however , the state htwd been employed by him customers. Sanlando serves the city. Irmann said she would not at Park Telephone Co. and Florida departtiient of pollution control in the Grepter Construction Co. with water and sewer Devon. Council member June Lor- this time go along with a raise Power officials to find out if would not permit such an action office, left his employ about one shire, Sleepy Hollow first ad. mann urged that action be in the sewer rates. resident those utilities have been by a utility company. year ago. dition and the Moorings all taken immediately to raise Mayor 1mann is a properly collecting the taxes water rates. Mayor JamesR. of y!ark. and if they must be notified I.ormann's and her recomJulian said Wt night it is the when lands are ;innext-d to the 1n4nd:Ition that th' $1 cap l r'n:;jtjIlltv ! Sanlanti an1 'i, - t4 %_ PUNOM PI•;Nll, ( Ifll(1ia :l' I'rc'dcrit IA?7I No! h.i akcd l'rime Mtniter Long lioret to Form a new cabinet in a sweeping shakeup that Included the ouster of the commaner in chief of the armed forces, political and diplomatic sources said today. The cabinet shuffle was seen a the start of a major change in leadership that is intended to expand civilian control over the government and could lead to the fall of Lon N ot himself. Some sources said the U.S. Embassy as behind the shakeup. Political sources -said Long Boret tendered his resignation late Monday saying his government "is in. capable of leading the country any more" following the removal of a province chief without consulting his cabinet. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl.--- Tuesday, Mar. 11, 1915—SA ,------- Pressured Firm Lon '.I : _ ;v-7 . ~~ ministers agreed that they wanted grantees that Light 1 ''' residents to remain calill and vigilant in the face of hatever might happen and to remain united with the armed forces. The communique said the insurrection "can in no succeed." It said planes and helicopters attacked the artillery barracks but gave no indication of (hi' rutcome. Other sources said the fighting Involved the 1st Artillery 11 q I -j u'uvpvr and omer other dcof an artillery regiment the state radio announced The radio, which said it was broadcasting for the Rh Division of the Lisbon muitary high command, called associate editor ___7 DON CAKLEY ftl// Units john spoiski - RAY CROA1LEY Army Battle In Lisbon Barracks ____________________________________________________ Another of the fronts was apparent when Arab ministers met in Baghdad recently to discuss the possibility of boycotting the American dollar. Th e us in this area like the beautiful St. Johns River, for example. Unfortunately it doesn't take more than a select Few to ruin a "good thing" for the rest of us. I don't own a boat, but certainly am envious of all those who do ann are out sopping-up the sunshine over the weekend. i would suppose there are other ways of cornpletely relaxing oneself. . . .but I Just can't help but appreciate the tranquility surrounding those in their boats. You know, the achor is overboard and the boaters hoping they're not annoyed with a fish nibbling on their lines. And if by chance they happen to have a ender loaded with plenty of -suds-,. well that doesn't do anything more than get you quicker sun tan, right? There's only one thing which could ruin such a placid scene.. .and that's the Richard Petty's of the water lanes! Justbecausetheyhavea 1flP 50 hooked on to the back of their boat, these characters aren't satisfied until the), "open it UP"....usually passing within . ital To World days wi th th e possibility of anoth er petroleum embargo by oil producing nations and what it could dotoeconomies already reeling from recession and inflation. -_ - Seeks Det le ld _____ a" _____ ~,f I al Ex planation _________________________________ I.eg . 4 . __________________ -' 4 By JANE CAS.SELBERRY Herald Staff Writer municipal building was first Freeman ant! say you want an conceived. itemized account , but Mr. According to Brock, Freeman Freeman has been paid and you Still termed the fee for the bond can talk about the matter every WINTER SPRINGS chafing over a ,000 charge by validation suit only the "tip of Monday from here on out an! it former city attorney Thomas the iceberg" and said lie would won't change Utat." Freeman that was deducted by be glad to appear before A motion by Councilman John the bank along with other Council to give a detailed ac- Daniels that would have tied closing costs before con• counting of his bill if the council completion of the newly struction money for the new fire so desired, acquired city recreation station-city hail was given the Brock said Freeman building to action declarin;' cit', City Council Is still probably should have sub- Winter Springs a Bicentennial demanding an itemized list of mitted a detailed bill, but ho City failod In giin ne'ery charges be submitted, saw no impropriety. support and was tabled. Council was not satisfied last Mayor Troy Piland took Daniels, who was delegated night with a report from affront, saying, "Council in- by Council to represent the City present city attorney Newman structed me to proceed with the in working with the County Brock, who relayed Freeman's closing and now I am told there Bicentennial Committee and SW1)rtM explanation that the is somet hing improper. We drawing up plans for amount included services were under the assumption it celebrating the Nation's birrendered over several years was a simple loan with the bank dating back to former mayor and then we got involved with federal funding for Improving Granville Brown'a tenure in this bond validation, the building and Sunshine Park office, when the idea of the Piland added, "I will contact as a Bicentennial project. 1~t -1 ,_ =;~_ -y4ft,A .- Lim - " '1% , " A fl 0 ~ V) 0 M " - - ;&t~_ ~ OH ____ _____ ______ - 41 _. - - - ------. -a I - . - - __ — - ----------- - ___________ __________ I _____ _____ - ____ F, -. - t ____ - ____ _ ___ ___ ir fell by i Ml third frcn : '" DUBLIN I AP) British Prime Minister Harold Wilson level and apartment starts by more than hall. Only in the fIrst year of the Depression and completes negotiations today with the leaders of the eight ___________ other Common Market governments and is expected to first year after Pearl Harbor were there steeper _______ ____ ________ announce that he will recommend that Britain remain in ____ declines ~_ __ V the European Economic Conunity, Two lmportant U. —Monthly mortgage paymnts increased '5 _____ # matters remained unsettled after the first day of a nearly 30 per cent while consumer incomes were Cnmon Market summit meeting In Dublin Castle: a Increasing only 6 per cent. Ilds reversed a long. . 'S reduction in Britain's contribution to the time trend In which consumer Income con'-" .t budget and future sales of New Zealand butter and cheese sLstently r faster than mortgage payments. to Britain. —For the first time, mortgage Interest rates I / ,t " limbed high enough to intersect with usury "u " laws. In at least a half-dozen of the 17 major % markets surveyed, Interest ceilings shut off or . 1 severely constrained conventional lending for part or all oftheyear. , I '1 —An entire sector of real estate finance was Ned aiid Thelma os of Voska's Inc., Winter Spngs are shown 9 LEND r COMPACTER virtually wiped out, New lending comndlmcnts with Amana compacter which they have donated to be given by real estate investment trusts were only s per IS PR!ZE away at spaghetti dinner to be sponsored March 22,5-7:30 p.m. at cent of the volume o 1V73, MARCH 11 C#/fIc4 MARCH 13-16 Oviedo High School by the Band Parents. Proceeds will benefit Outlook Central Florida 1'' —There was a net loss in construction emSanford Middle School PTA, Lenten DRAMA, "Take This workshop on role of religion in school's music pr'ram. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols ployment of 300,000 Jobs, plus an undetermM Sam? ... The Name Sounds Suspklous ... 0# 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Cup" presented by Fellowship rehabilitation of handicapped, . --- — number in construction-related Industries. Players at Fellowship Hall of S&S Cafeteria and Lake Island Overeaters Anon I Builders were whipsawed between Mated First United Recreation Center, Winter a.m., 600 W. SR 434, Longwood materials costs and the escalating cost of Park, 8 am, to 8:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m., Florida Power Fortunately, there are of MARCH 13 ujr,ducted by Dr. Harold It. 19 turnaround in response to an easing of mortgage i r The question before the United States, the arrive there must be a great deal more research CivlW International (San. Wilke. Open to public. By ED PRICKE-I'T it would cost the city about out and floode-d out" and that it funds, especially In the slnglamily, home effort over an extended period of years. These leader of the industrial world, is how long we will Free blood pressure tat, ford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Herald Staff Writer $14,000 for their part. The cost was time to pave the street and &fl Citizens trip to m&t. Passion are not problems which respond to quick Seventh-day Adventist Church, Restaurant. Thanks To Mrs. Gielow continue our tolerant drifting. Each day that we do research fixes, boxes while the Deltona Junior Girls out Troop to the citizens will be about the bring it Play at Lake Wales. Leave up to existing stanHousing starts will hit a 1.9-million annual rate 7th and Elm. Sanford, 24 p.m. 61 sold IXA CASSEIERRy hurts us more. Council same for the final Sanford at black top. 2:30 As has been noted repeatedly by those closest p.m. from Civic darda, . (hreresters Anonymous, 7:30 for the fourth quarter of 1975, predicts Advance yesterday passed — over ob. Citizens complained the Center,In Pick up at Montgomery Congratulations to Sanford and Seminole The answer to the oil producing attacks on the to the acti Pr al c probierm involved what03 ldyllwflde School Advisory p.m., Aitamonte Springs Wards Again, thanks to everyone for all the help they Mortgage president Robert J. Mylod, and WHI jections by Council Chairman street is filled with holes due to .. in Casselberry, Afterrequired now for having outstanding workers and have City Attorney Ken McIntosh Is much United States is here at home. We must stop . more effort aimed at of- County given to the Girl Scouts, Committee, 7:30 p.m. Community Center. reach a total of 1.5 million or better for the full Edith Duerr a :* . precedent drainage problems. It noon picnic at Bok Tower was the dedicated women like Mrs. Walter Gielow. told city officials that If they flation to place the dollar beyond attack by Arabs fid'"t en"V use. Hefty increases in United Year. compared to the 1.35 maijon starts in 1974 12 SIAIL setting motion to spend an third public hearing on the voted'to sWnd money on a I before show. For reservation States output are a long way . off, though MARCH 14 and we must develop energy self sufficiency to Mrs. Frank G. Umstead He expects there will be enough mgge . estimated $14,000 to repair a matter. Central Mr fla, heart Aim, Grace Bradford north street which doesn't belong to military reserves hold British Floridian Club of call Doris Rogers Or Mary make petroleum competitive 'in the world. great promise. money available to support a tjflIolus street which does not belong to program on Cardiopulmonary Orlando Spring Dance, 8 p.m. at McPherson. Sanford. At one point Sizer asked for the city, it would set a annual rate of darts by the fourtfi quarter — if Yesterday was too soon to begin. the city. tP '; %'Resuscitation, 7:30 P.m.. the Unitarian Church Hall, 1815 . President Ford apparently has been hustled Help Appreciated more time to study the cost precedent for other such streets Seminole County Campers, 7 the demand is there. 1 we"It will set a precedent that into his involved price fixing and far-out Community United Methodist E. Robinson, Orlando, Music by p.m., Stage Stop Safari Car&ipfigures, but sung his vote with in Casselberry. cannot afford and could Letters to the editor are always welcome. Church, Cassel berry. Mrs. Lora Vince Trio, production drive by the strong worries of some of Like the automobile industry, however, the ground, W. Sit 50, Winter Orlando and Glascock after the i would like to thank you for the many notices cause a very sizeable problem city engineer They should be said as brief Craig RN will teach lifesaving his closest advisers, Although the street has been as possible and housing industry has an Inventory problem that Garden. .4, to the you have published for me during my term as comment on matters in the future," Duerr said In her of resuscitation techniques. general interest, Pentagon chief James Schlesinger 15 MARCH will be a drag on recovery. As the year began city will be about $14,000.accepted as a dedicated right of recently publicity chairman for the Delt.ona Fire 4 Audubon Wildlife film on RECRUITER RECEIVES COMM ENDA TION dissenting opinion. way, the city has never acC entral Florida Great Dane sent word to the White Hmse special in- Auxiliary. Ohio Club of Deltona 6 P.M., The letters sbetild desi with issum and avoid there were some 410,000 unsold homes, com. Two-year enlistments in the armed forces served their But Duerr was outweighted vIjgtj Glascock said Oakwood cepted it for maintenance I Club "Fun Match," Agriculture group that the possibility of an oil pared to 227,000 at the end of the previous slump personalities, Deltona Community Center, Building, 2350 WAC Lt.,Nleda K. Jones, daughter olMrs. Bette Neiman of 406 purpose as an enlistment inducement to supplement the draft emb"go now Auditorium, Rollins by College, Councilmen Charles Sizer, residents have been "flocyled purNses. officials said. E. Michigan, threatens ft nation's national in 1l, There was no condominium inventory in Pine Drive, Sanford, receives Army Comme ndation Medal from carry-in dinner. during an unpopular war. Winifred Jordan Charles Glascock and Sal The editor reserves the right to edit Orlando. Judging to begin at security beyond tolerable limits. Secretary of U. Col, James E. (11km Jr. for her work with the Chicago Orlando. letters for reasons of space, but will exercise units. But they have no place In the stnicture of a pro(ession,al State Henry Kissinger reporW the ofl cartel,$ Social Dept. Sanford 12:30 p.m., with parade of * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .41 Girl Scout Pioneer Days, Ft. District Recruiting Command, i4here she serves as Woman's "I want to see every street in * Girl Scouts Aided put care that the thrust of the letter h not lost r ._,J , .., Woman's Club, I p.m., bridge champions, sweepstakes and Mellon Park, from 11 a.m. to 3. Army Corps recruiting officer. military organization, as acknowledged in an announcement by ability to endanger US. military capability will ,. * She Is a graduate of Seminole With the first, North Sea Oil not expected to flow - paved." Glascock * ; in the editing. - ~~' , I and canasta, Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger that the short-term eventually emasculate our clout in foreign af. confirmation. Admission free. p.m. Open to public. High School and University of Florida, she entered the Army in ashore for another year, hard-pressed Britain is alternative will be phased out by the end of June. On behalf of the Girl Scouts In the DeBary_____________________________________________________________________ 1971. _____________________________________________________ said, adding that he was in * faIrs in a world which still respects power above All mnst be signed with a miffing already, counting its royalties. _______________________________________ accomplish that objective. favor of an ad valorem tax to * Deltona area, we would like to thank the Evening address and, when possible, a telephone number The costs of recruiting and training an enlistee under peace- most other things. * _______________________________________________________ It Li th us easy to appreciate the reason for Herald and Mrs. Fannette Edwards for pictures so the identity of the writer may be checked * time salary scales and in a period of inflation justly government has announced its intention of HOSPITAL His response was to Duerr's * President Ford's hasty efforts, especially, since and %Tite-up that was in your newspaper during established. However, the Evening Herald will not Only Imposing a revenue tax on petroleum 4 minimum three years of service ordered by Schlesinger to In., . ,.,I Insistence that the city will not * 11 * U.S. dependence on Middle East oil is increasing cookie time, sure adequate return on the government's investment respect the wishes of writers who do not want P('0dUCtioflbut of acquiring 5 per cent Interest have the money when time s * MARCH 10, ISiS 'aet-a Sc-ssons 1,be Mo,uor ,anconj military pernel, steadily, as Canada, Venezuela and other suptheir names to appear in in all discovertr.s — with the predictable result We would also like to thank the people in both ADMISSIONS Ir.h3CI Manl, L,ih' Monroe comes to refurbish Oakland *" * 01tf4j S.nu'I Peterson pliers cut back on what they're sending us. But it communities for buying the cookies from the that many oil companies, curren tly in a race SAflIOUI Shirley M Loren:ano, L,,e Battle readiness in a national erntrgency also demands a Ran-is Through Ice Flitibeth Avie?? * Drive and that Oakland should We reserve, of course, the right to reject any with sharply rising costs due to inflation, .s not easy to understand why he's chosen this girl& Monroe John I Hail Jr. Caesar A Forman, CMsad.iq solid force of trained units maintained at peak efficiency by a * e not be on "top of the priority letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or seriously reconsidering their inveitment economically . nonsensical route. ' continuity unattainable under the revolving door, two I A)NG BEACH,Calif.(All) -- ineintx,rsare on the iLebre.iker I Ls,t." c E1heiiv * Deltary Junior Girl scout Ti'oop 172 sold 1,632 * L'.' Bruce 1 " L kilwe, oistern . r" Martin Danny slanderous. Arlhur A Amrlunq, DeHary programs. enlistment policy. The U.S. icebreaker Glacier Burton Island near the Glacier, * f~ * Johonle Mae Glover Gerald A Ward. Winter Sprint . . . Genevieve fl vnnt'tt, Dcltn.i But a group cf citize Arthur A Toncre, Cleveland. Oh'o ray Cleveland ns who *ft * Harold P Pellet?. 0 D S. Deltona has rammed her way through a awaiting evacuation to Buenos showed up at last night's A three-ytar enlistment is not a career, but it holds the JACK Ooro'hy E Poole f)esri'r f3radsctl. t .'k.. Monroe MONDAY * mile and a half of the antarctic Aires by Argentine Air Force CHelen P WilOams DISCHARGES promise of more security for the individual, for his comrades vctor tlwn Jsri('.• Oran' '' THRU * meeting were adamant that the Carrie .1 Ruqrrr.trn ice pack into the freedom of 130 aircraft. and for the nation. SATURDAY * F reda I, Henderson The Burton Island is in open city pay for bringing the street open seas, the Coast Guard here * America Ann Hoiu1 - :'. reported today. water to the north of the Gla. backuptoexistingstandards * William I Smith * then the residents would pay for mpts Aspokesrnansai(11he309.foot ncr. Patricia Ann Mlii' AREA DEATHS * * ill Castro Badly Tim ed pping (enrya Presle, (lacier, the United States ' The airlift, however, should the final cast of black to * * BERRY S WORLD Henry A Thur. Defl.', and for necessary city sewer * largest and most powerful prove unnecessary, and the hookups and other costs. * Ilertha M Zas?row, 0i-flr WASHINGTON — CLAUDE MEILIIIVr ________ MRS MARIE RODSTHOM * lsewas icebreaker, radioed just before men will most likely be re* Helen I kjOSow. Dci?ona led, the CIA continued trying to get rid the Cuban embassy in Mexico (laude St. Clair Merritt, 79, of Identified Cuba's Fidel Castro as the target of an how;er, of the CIA's role I., City * Mrs. Marie Rodstrom, b3, of 10:30 p.m. POT Monday night turned to the (;lacier, the * I , i5p!k LM Adaro DrltanA "This thing (street) should the murder mission, of Castro, The Cuban who had sneaked the poison before the dreadful day in Dallas, a few weeks unsuccessful CIA assassination plot. The . I , Ronnie Dijtmrnfol, C)r1lol"I Altamonte Springs, died March 1*2 Skinner Ave., Painesville, that she had freed herself from spokesman said. lie * Pl1i represented himself as an oil man into Havapa was nevet 3een again. Therefore, added that have been capped 10 years * Jeannette Dais. D'Itons * 6 in Florida hospital North. headlInescouJdnt have come ata worse time or * Ohio, died Monday in Sanford. heavy Sources familiar with Cie CIA conspiracy cei in the Weddell Sea. a decision will be reached soon ago," Councilman Sal Orlando r)Aniel I turich. Dellorm I . the CIA, unsure whether the plotters had (ailed can't shake a nagging suspicion - unsupported . * Named by ;I Frenchwoman A %%rinter visitor to the Th U.S. icebreaker became on whether tho:;e already in wted. -I (ion't see an ym e * pr-sr Cr, ()vItoo, ,cr. lie is in the oil holding:I. 71w aw, ~ W r -'sinatiun ,Aejpun:i i4cre or tht, poison twdn,t been strong enough, decided by * tN('k 4"most clehcate negoUatioms," according also carefully selected from foreign makes, to try spin with a more powerful dose. hefty Ann Harper, Ldkr Mary the ar en Commission's findings — that living in Longwe'xl, his bir- Longwood area, she was born in trapped while on a mission to Buenos Aires will be flown to pressing priority than Oakwood * . _,. * W11111m Vince 14ar1wr Jr , Lakol thplace, he moved to Altamonte Saxton, Pa. May have become .''Jof the U.S. plot bow White House sources, to restore sonic kind mostly Belgian, to prevent any link to the United rescue the Argentine icebrea. the United States or returned to Drive." Mary Roselli arranged (or trlple4trength capsules Castro * * upon his life and. therefnaware of diplomatic relationshin with (\i Springs at the age of lf1h . n'i, li,..L -Apf,,,,Il,, it, YC Jt It Ipped to I no ens' s engineer estimated ,,urvivors LSQ' '00(1 Include * her ........ "' "U' * i, e reported as far back as Jan. Ia, 1971, several weeks Oswald to retaliate against President lather was a minister and the caught by blocks Each attempt tokill Castro was meticulously after the Bay of Pigs. But once again, Kennedy. y husband, Nels Ole Rodstrom, two ships * * the plot were the (if th Black family to W Some sources believe this is why Robert ice and glaciers that formed that the planned, like an epi.sode from the TV drama. failed and the conspirators disappeared. * * Painesille; two sons, Richard — against Castro iii the early 1%Oc, Now that the iiior e It, Kennedy, tormented the town. ________________ 1,y ~ Iro7cn 'Mjsjr Iiiipo:sib!e'" For the First try, the CIA tiiass UI) to 2, feet in * t N ItoLtrinii, stentor, Ohio, Four more attempts wete made on Castro's seclusion after his was a land.scape gardener. Ile . 8P.M. Iii? brother's sassinatlon story has been revived, it might be useful thickness. ' furnished Rosli with special poison capsules * life, thereafter using assassination teams Do You Know 6eorge Stuart After anti Gust 0. Rodstrom, All Musicians Welcome ) recoint the details. and was noted for his roses. lie Of the Glacier's 211 cress * slip Into Castro's fnc4 * the Bay of Pigs Fiasco, President Kennedy had Longwood; ____________________ equipped with high-powered rifles, explosives put Robert three daughters, Participants Drinks SOc Yestcrg,,, high , attended New Bethel ÂME egan as part of the discredit,Ld Bay * in charge of the CIA with * The poisson was supposed to take three days to and two-way Rowiti ily Instructions Miss Ruth Rodstrom, Palnes- members, 138 were an board rroeninQS% Partly of up. It is unlikely that the final at. ('hureb, * Pigs operation, The strategy was to eliminate * when the crippled ship pounded act. By the time Castro died, his system would midnight powerboat dashes to deliver the i . Your type*rtt,r cc addiii mchais the Cub= Uader before the CIA kmWon tom ftow off aU tMM of the p7ison, so he would at Secret binding Riots * teams tempts upon Castro could have Survivors Include his sons, .4 I * wk i SOS and lows in the 60s Southly on the Cub" Alice Long, both of her way through the ice to — landed on the island. Wi thout mly 0* Ned cleaning or kbicat. * * h nominishinq Cecil, and Everett, Altamonte Mrs. *inds around IS m p coast Nce without Robert's tha reach open appear to be th Uc e victim of a natural mysterious Roselli's boat was shot out m under hhn, but ln 'Of minor tspan to put at night * * All Drinks 85c Springs, and Alvoyd, 1't would aliment. Could he have been plagued by the terrible Thirty-seven of the remain" occupants were quickly fW?ed out of the F ,tCfldCd r fl? CC asts I hitISdAy Shetrom, Painesvlllc; sisters, * * cd working cidir. tian.d cfhc. become demoralized and disorganized. Lauderdale; daughter, Mrs. thought that the CIA plot, which he tnu,lt at der, along with 13 civilian Bosch arranged with a Cuban, related to m urky water by comparjonj , (1'fMPf1h SAIurdiiv, Flor-da Prn,n least J * * In an ac- have condoned, mathini mrzharncj tth uci ci Mildred Hastings, Altamonte Mrs. Isabel Douceman, Mrs. uta Variable cloudiness with only TO carry (All U)e assassination, the CIA -__.&___ . of Castro's are now in Buenos to plant the pi( into motion forces companying * Eli * C %bQht chance c rain A %liqht Springs; grandson, Alcee Katherine Nichols and Mrs. Aires, and 36 other crew 1141)"itnct Ali at vour call and wig g, fits estt,s on any work or All Ladies Drinks 0c disowned. He was hawk-faced John Ros delivered the capsules to his contact at Miami Castro, although the CIA learned that the last Mass,, * * identified In OJnfident.Ial FBI files as "a top told Ii Beach's glamcrous Fontniriebleau Hotel, Us his brothers had never spoken to * group reached a rootop within range. This or- him about any assassination 61 in todai. Mafia figure" who watched over ..the concealed Saturaa 4lQM Thurdar fl upprr U.S. U S. Senate and Public Service * A couple weeks later, just about the right time curred around the Last of February or attempts against California; six grandchildren, and lOw 60% lirno to tear first of Castro. interests in Las Vegas casinos of the ( 'wumission); and one great______________________ * Watt:, bump. Rock, What Have You 1 L5 Chicago for the plot to have been carried out, a report out March 13. norn to unper lOs south by S.alur Prai, for winn * e rsof Each St giincLson Foototv: Sow' yle Funeral services and burial 0d" * day of Havana said Castro was ill. But he recovered famjlia,r with the secret Nine months later, President KennedY Was Roselli 's CIA contacts were William Harvey natoM hicach tdi-s for Wed Funeral services were held will be in Puinesville, Ohio. ___________________________ For gosh sakes! We can'! afford that! Do I look in time to rout the Bay of Pigs Invasion on A pril gunned down in Dallas by Lee Harvey Oswald a review of the CIA's activities have now and James O'Connell, I "IdAy hitih 8 32 .1 - , A SO P M todav at Starks Funeral 1.1ome, Ikildwin-McNamara Alonui who accompanied him on : 17, 1961. acknowleaed that Castro, as we ceported fot.r am fike an oil-rich Arab? fanatic who had been active In the I 1 06 a rn. 7 24 1) In. türt LaO * pro-Castro 5Fsl Ot:aa Ia-ia years ago, was '4LoTO-'HOTLLS S '.'O I' Orlando, wi husMush trips to Miami to line up the th burial in Fern Avenue Funeral Home is in marked for assassination Although both the murder plot and the- in- 111overnent and had paid a m Canarral C hqh $ 07 S 76 ______________________ by the V ", InW I J1 A m , 7 Ii V r" Park Cemetery. charge (A local arrangements. — j "rts . . ' . - - •, ________ - ••. - U S. - - __________________ . Street, Repair Approved - - Letters To The Ed to , -. - - ' Exit ShortmTe - rmer - : - NOTES ,~ Icebreaker Glacier Jam On we& * ANDERSON ' Atte Tn K , '''' , _____ of EATHER - Repairs Typewriters? w - RIM* T - SWINGERS NIGHT . WMM* I____ JAM SESSION LADIES NIGHT TV* - DANCE CONTEST `_ - JL ____________________ ' 1196orge sivart ill _______ ___ ___ -- ___ __________ vshetutonmkSanfotad Inn* ." �-- -- ----.- - . - - - - - - __________ —.L.--' . O Z~ _-N -~ 7 " I. SPORTS I l~ - -_ ___________________________________ -- .. e e Cap Ures Vault er t --- ~n ,,i. 1 4-inch, Thorne leaped 22-feet, 41 ~- Merrick ran a 6.160 and a 30.6 300. fie led the 300 until the final 10 )ards Merrick and T'horne were defeated by competitors who set national records in the 3 60 tin it 600. f I A ~lii4 - - - l • ' I 10r' -r- t -- . T_ 5 Patty (4), 6 K ,. 0 - "'.I Company F- - Ron's Blue (51,5 Glen's Charm 6) SIXTH 5. 14 A- I April Showers .~ " -- I an. - - (1) Ojun uss'an Monfice (6). A Mineola Angei (10), 5 Pooq An (521,6 Montague KilIe (6), 7. Over I Am (i7), Tom's Bell 3114 400 5 I ? /11 - . -. / 7 __ - 4 iff -u 0 - C I - . ,~-~ ~ _______ 'V _____ . :ft, -I.__ - hk . ___ .f- . 4 O'Hare (6).4, Cris% Blue Boy (12), 5, Im8 Been IS 7). 6 Anchorman (s). 7. f __ -- :~ - ( G41-7 mn~~11 ~_ ii 37 J1 516 13 Cleveland Atlanta 32 36 " Q ~Vllk -- FIRST, 5.16, 8, jI.21 i- Jeep e Back To Astros Go .-- !_- ! , --I _______ - = __ I __ 4- . W! - _______ - - Baltimore jumped on Texas Yankees' win oer Atlanta '_ j - - .. - =__ den Calls Woo . ' -- t - Year Exci`Btin - :!~_ __ _ — - - - - - -- - LOS AbGELES ( AP) , —1 __ ~ . — - - I~ a Iii, ___ raiM _:_~:-`111111~ - - I - - .- ~ - ~_ - - - - AlIke Aiken of the Vikinigs goet up for t,A u. I Herald I'hoto by I" Geiger) = - without a star player such as The second ranked Bruins Walton Forward De %leyers won their ninth straight Pacific the 6-footi senior forward is 4 3 01 ~ League Title i- . Also finishing the game for wm Rubin Cotten and Joe a' lAket' "School when Ow Stwhng, Who had 13 and 10 Vin shook off a scray rpectisl 4740 Witt- the count standing at ',!. 20, the Vikings took the floor for !w- "There's Meyers. Pete '-u!i%v "ICAA titIC5 and fuur -_~~ . . . I . -. .. =_- . By VAL SPAKOVSKY --I 73 zzer 51 10 100 240 4 uur iso 1 Ouinlela (4 5) S42 00 I.!:). . I FOURTH, 5.16, D, 31." isoo 640 4 440 4 Big ouster ' number Mixt,d Jet Tom& Daisy !, .: t,-!nd cre Lflt 1- ---i . 900 400 4 A 00 S - man, Med Cooke, $4, over ___ Helen Padgett, above, mill compete Saturday In Orlando. iflerald I'hotol TilkMakec Gin H T SUn Vancvr 4 99 6 MIWIS Jackie one man ' Montreal Detroit (Split squad) ?. Pills Bolton at St. Reach. Fla. Cincinnati vs Los Angeles &I ~ Dave'3 Dream ~,~ ,- two combo for Navy, Stearn 17 40 11 intrs ie Tuesday's Games " - f Detroit M New York island at St. Louis k~~-4: Kans City at Vancouver Wednesday's Games 4 SA vils.&Ll York Ranqeri Boston at Pittsburgh 12 YR RARE OLD York (N) vs N Lady Gremlin Snow Lady 770 3 II 40 7 Oulnitia (67) S3410 Eng Chicago 25 38 1 51 21S 2SS lndapoIl 1516 3 33 189 269 West Division 4372 0 U 303 705 Kentucky 1, 77 411 I' - -. -_. -- _ - it . 6195 K 0 86° BLEND 599 6995 , Houston phoien Minnesota San Diego Ball U 28 2 70 7% . 1111".': M1 9 17 47 3 31 167 ?In 6895 559 '." 6395 \ * TOM SIMS IMP TEQUILA s 8 YR , , C t;iM_1 I __ . a,-,' . lUll 'lTC., y - Ca ncelled - Relected —— _w % 1 9 J.T.S. BROWN 0 CERTIFIED VODKA BARTON DRY GIN . 4O.49 15 VODKA tIGHT OR DARE 42 95 CASE Ky -I- - •CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR *PLAY THE ALL NEW 2417 5 Fr ench Ave - - . SAT) I A fAnF=-0RWW r%0 KUM CLUB SS I Sanford, Fla, 32771 YI I P INSURANCE AGENCY Raiders Face Lake Sumter C) N ti(I S p GRAND I " st cist ,,, Il.tj SORqY NOONE ________________________ Hogerty 6, 3, 6-4; Wade Ansell I_. -- toppled Jim l.iv 6-2, 6 and -7~ Junior College of Ft. Myers. I ~_ _~7w -- am confrontatlonwi th Edison The Raiders Deiuse6!,6-2 In doubles' . Cope and, play rig 's ~ %1L. Wt I.( lit I 1311A ABC. ' "al cKitufli4iiii C It 2 "Is, A U II flYi U &*UD 0 1W.C6116 ENA110% 1110411 INURGU401 . '/,GALLONSANMARTIN It IS CASI Of It win over Harrington and Hallis, and Ansell and Flagg dropped o _________________________________ 5.99 1. _. WOODUND - tell a HOLLAND HOUSE MtT(R5 £ --_77--liiU Wk ~_--___ -- - ii,..', . 1614 - 31 95 CABERNH SAWGNON 14.,Tlioil t."41". psi OOI 0,46.1014.4 399 " 4295 1215 i, 3 99 %,- 44 95 ~11, CON ' .ena AN 114M. AZ L 14 AH H t 4k: 601,1 DELAND I GAW10111 st3it.4,79 P . , 22 95 Gato , QUART G0RDdN GIN 4.49 - 't.- %-"., %.'10 "..." ' GO L D - - - 1 -- OLD 11 ICAA j THOMPSON , i I GALLON GOLD 179 1595 WO. 6114414'4141 11441%.M, ABC PORT SHERRY -Yus~ 3. AG , CLAN MACGREGOR : 101, GUART I ~ _~_ I - "&.011VAllimp". MAN OF LA MANCHA 0. " I 99 , CROW X It r OLD 1 "" ASSELBERRY CATAWBA ' TORRES ROSADO SEAL -j; - ~ - HI-WAY 17-92 99 . . - - - __P 5-* - I - . - ~z I - -j mM-_~I j2f ~ -_~~ ,,L~~ 2.49 $to I . , - " *1 'I I r MAGNUM " 'i' ''s. . _ --- £ .2-49 ' OP "kiwil is I" N - - - -----. ' 111V6;:::1VI11 17-92 T __ ,' ISI £1 '5 66. 7% 4 It, ,11t "i %Hlot 31 -F-11 i, IICZ — I SANGRE TORG ft""#41,111101,111,411W ,; a Maliezowski and Copeland -- - 4.29 ' " V,($ :-- STANLEY BRANDY USHER'S t1Kf*1I411Lk"("W6.1W 1`-.9 ,$-- tow st THIS RN PARK c ciu Os I 0446 (1114114111 cKtAllil. whipped Copeland and Maliczowskl teammed fora 6, 74 doubles' Brevard 7.0 Friday and downed Hunt and Quellette 4-6 i &3, 64, and Flagg and Ansel dropped Polk 7-1 nursday. Against Brevard, Bucky defeated Hogerty and Loy 64,& Is 4Q95 _X -t .--- ~t-~_ ,~ ---,~ I -" ."',U 44;111:1 FrdnCeS 4 __ -- Thu rsday for a match against 3. GUASTI c"A"' lit:"I'l ,. JACQUIN 5 ''LIBBEY GLASSWARE HI-WAY vao 04 P*A0tO 359 own, 3O.99 m . a .. 41 Be ABC I XTPA DRY SUNRISE TEQUILA — 15 YR I01 ,'~ A'. t I ..,. I DO'- McHENRY a YR ANNE oMJ I AWARD After Two Lopsided Wins St. Johns Junfor College and Rick Haistens dumpr d Harold bested Robert Waggoner 6.2, " return home Saturday for a 10 and Halstens defeated Tim Row 6-3. _~-T- IN LONGWOODOFF I Or IMP TEQUILA RUM ' ' JOS[ EURIII MI RICO CERTIFIED nqAtalcollilillf QUAIL CREEK GOLO %I vs of 414111112 90* 7 YEAR Irmill; 8 YR. BOURB0 359 LONDON TOWER -% or PI::1 BLEND 4O.29 .-- : Sims I - 49% 94 PROOF GIN n 'KY GIN 'KY VODKA IOPROOI . 399,,. 4595 4q95 STANLEY KY VODKA LEWIS "66" 6 YR. 13111,10 MR. ED 16 V IMP CA%tDIA% ,,,,,,xx,O ' EHALL Flagg triumphed over Dave ilaugh 6-Z 6-1 Flagg beat OPOST TIME 8 P. 3220285 •831.9774 ' Mnnct at Vancouver tennis team battles Lake sidelined with a back injury, Aranda fell to Chris Harrington Sumter this afternoon fresh defeated Rex Hunt 6-1, 64, 6-7, 6-2, 6-0 Copeland upended from two lopsided victories last Dough Mallczowskl dumped Robert Hall Ken Quellette 6-2, 6-2; Howard lowski knocked off Murray V E.Z. Payments - Quotes _________ ~I ~ - _ ___ ie 449 . . - - 0 LOW AUTO RATES I I - SUNSET N KNIGHISBAIOGE I N61.I!,11 1 IMP SCOTCH ,Dder C1 .4 SAIllmore at Cleveland 3 tit 1 449 SUNRISE TEQUILA LONG BRANCH lULTR B&L il,tilot- BEEFEATER ':1' __ 0% CANADIAN 6.99 4995 JACOUIN SlOE GI ABC IMP Sic Canadian Division Monday's Game Baltimore S. Edmonton 3 Tuesday's Games WinnIM at New England ". DEVONSHIRE 868 (ITS CASE W 11,11.1 m3aMOPM 01868- CANADIAN PR(MIUM5 99..-, 6895 90 I 11,14 - "4 449 ROY11. VRVII SCOTCH 3 89 ..,. 44 95 'VP 1COTC - .. -. I - - 6195 01 CERIIFIED SCOTCH HEDGES- 11.'14" BUTLER -- JIM BEAM 4 YR. (1) -S V 114 Ltv 3sews 2' 11101 6S 49OVAl? I'D - Returns To Form Liinly iS' - 549 -. I - -a- a hig I tIN c.ii.t to 111611T SCOTCH CiP%5i.s(5T 61 74 9S CASI 11 __ That isn'tto say there jn't the 2.99 c.tuv ST LEG ER CERTIFIED c ANDY I IMP. TEQUILA CACAO I k1111frif 900211cal S4011611111 flir-low- liviciiiiiiAPPI riii 6195 8 YEAR ROYAl DELUXE 599. rulato 11110 I 111ils? ?5Inneti at San Wedneay S Games W L Pct. 08 . — BRANDY 404 5•49 QUAST HOWE" 599 ABA Standings East Division dm Id . f 49 " U r CERTIFIED HEDGES . RUM c"--, BUTLER / WL TPIsGFGA 1O001A Gila AUM v LD STANLEY 8 YR. 11111111101*111111~" , . DOM LioufuN 1"' NAPOLEON 61wp95%(CASE ." Winter Winnipeg Texas vs Allarda at West Palm _____ Is . 9.4914 BENEDICTINE llj.it-iatl STA1EY 549 Sl - S14GItAM V 0 - VIACKINS SCOTCH r.T71FP 117177114-30~~11111111111111%~ rTrT" .- Irv-7-1:EMM0192 L 0 YEAR 010 REFEATIR of11111111 Tu I YR u New of 17 OUART PLACE GREEN York (A) (%plif squad) vs . , $5 W1 SUNI VODKA I ________ B-1-L "N of Buffalo at California Sims 35 1I ~ , CERTIFIED ItIt IT, ________ SUNSET I,' 71" I.. CERTIFIED BRANDY i4`-',!"4' Montreal at Toronto RUM At 436 17.92 i::'*cvi IAL l.W ABC UG$T ON DANK L,,. - Hi W 3.19?s 5; IMP ITAL$A tioutua SCOTCH 5.97 WHA Standings Perfecta (7 71 136 Do 4 20 6 JOHNNIE ;IL:uv I (41111111 * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park GALLIANO BALLANTINE - . MR. ED. KY ':' 4 YR c ALL OUNCE YR ITS4YEAaSSIT1( -4 Wooik-n said he alsio likes to The two temns .see-sawed empathy and there' s not the make OcerWin that the successies Period sage as he accounted back and forth until tbe Vikings least lign of friction. I lwven,t qf 0 r t the cams don' t affect this 901 uD3ct with them and they temn. ::i- WISER -'p- - ___ in &inythlng We just have good Competitive spirit. there ceirin 340 1 Attendance 7690 -' C Ttx,VikinM who also won the leti,4 both on and off the court, i SSn said In mes Booston I 11141lucit, '3GTS14'. 48 I LI Il I ST. LEGIER TOM Morliday's Gamn NO garriiii scheduled eetIant. ... 4.97 ou"t 37 19 11 Is 293 r" M'flflesota We • Detroit vs MAIIII! OLO WALKER VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES Post on cut ______ Buffalo at Lo% Angeles Cincinnati vs Houston at Cocoa Beach. Fla , Montreal vs Philadelphia at 760 3 40 380 I 94 PROOF GIN :cs In ARSCKI STANLEY VODKA 11111110 ol _ I 19 31 10 48 2011 271 Calif Tuesdays Games Tnas vs Baltimore at Miami, Fla. C h i cago (A) vs Detroit at 373 196 ; : RUM FJ1 is, Smilin Lit QUAIL CREEK I _AA GIN o JACQUIN DELUXE : Detroit Walhin T. Kneir . - z, fivegames. in LONDON TOWIR Fl ROYAL jvI 26 77 13 65 219 726 Division 3 40 Ii 16 - Philadelphia?, New Yorit (N) 3 Montreal 4, Tokyo Giants i. to inn i ngs 160 4 40 7 victory ROYALDELUXE . 6 99 DRY Scivad) at St Petersburg. Fla. Perfectis 0 2) 197 50 TENTH, $411i. A. 31.06 fourth their EXTRA DRY ABC 104AWItill"61I REMY MARTI it man flOW It might be Wawn Freder1cm led the This year has produced anyone. It isn't likely to be one Ea gles attack with 10 while rn pleasure because, said Wooden, m a n. .741CIntyre finished with eight. "There has beer "And this j.4 Iwi a Idghly spir- game but the Fa1'lPs me back 8 YR. 12 ?9 6 70 274 214 Detroit St. Louis Miami. Fla Oulnlela (1-2) $23 40 [Kiskets and a steal in the last 21-. minutes as the Bucits earned AMERICAPS LARGEST WINE& SPIRITS DEALER ;nn ABC 6 YR. KY. OLD CAN! DM. . Division 2 37 29 7 11 725 703 Chicago 620 320 310 I St LOUIS (split 'quad) vs Chu 1010 620 2 nichi Dragons a a Fla 570 Flavor - arcem A auiJaoDar scored i 01 his 34 points In the fourth quarter, while Bob Dandridge con tr ibuted two -- Rangrs :I2 72 13 71 7.00 2 Los Angeln vs Baltimore at NINTH, 1-16, 0, 3I.M - OLIW years have produced "nee." stmed the ru-A fiv~e points of the t year." K'sAlfle Ou In lets 0 6) 150 00 0T - Seminole's Chip Johnson t oo k the ineter freestyle In 242 ur Butierut &minoie won e diving competition, Pat Smith dominated the 100-meter butterfly In 1:07.0. IMP CANADIAN NEAPOLITAN Baseball New Milwaukee, written out of the playoffs by many a week ago. further jammed the race Mond,ay night by beating (III kin 10.1-56 in (be Cal) \BA gaunt played Thire were a" American Basketball Assiation gnes scheduled 2:29.7. - -- ... _______________________________________________ - - - - . 7 - delphla 'split squad) at Clear. EIGHTH, $16 C 3114 7.70 600 4 00 1 Seminole captured the 2oo im in . zi Atlanta Vero Beach Fla Guinima f4 s) ssi 4o V with wins by their number two Berlin. 84. PISYM swh as Kiltree Abdul. Wooden said. "We c M 3n' t go to and Bill Walton (onference wild card playoff spot At least Coach Phil Johnson says so, even though his Kings still hold second pisceintheMidwestDivision. STANLEY NY SEVENTH, 5.18. D. 31.43 Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Pis H C s Big E 1150 1070 160 1 Tokyo Glints vs Atlanta at - 6. --,r..~;i,iii..,= - - 8 YR 860 : In the doubles the number one Slike duo of Coolbroth and Cooke match, eight games to six. JEW -1 . "I!0WW__"W r= playoff Of the Season. But while we're action Saturday Lf Pull Jab meter medley relay in 2:04.6, Smith won the 200-meter freestyle. Chuck Fraser of 40 P ffllphlais9$97 27? 162 vs Moitreal at Daytona Beach, Fla. Qui,,iefa (31) 57320 The SM net men continued and lnan, beat back a t he ir donnance of U match challenge by Noonan and . __ \III WAUKE I All) Count Kansas City -Omaha In the and - -, 4f -- Semlnol&sKevjnSmI th ,Tom Lake, Da iid Parker and S DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., MAR. is Boston Perfecta 6 3) 553 70 X 5.14, 8, 31.13 challenge by Brad Shafer of position of Shafer and Porter by . , . ~ _._ , , ~ 7 Portland at Philadelphia Houston At Washington js.ilis2oo) TWELFTH, Is, D, n.42 1040 $60 260 4 340 4 Kensas City vs St Petersburg. Fla oulnitia ii 6i s" " - Playoff Scramble On Phoenix vs Boston at Her, OuIn leis 0 6) $21 60 740 3.40 260 6 New York IN) vs. New York 460 300 3 (A) it Ft LaudedaI r i BallIn L f , I', a:• Seattle at Houston Golden State at Milwaukee Wednesdays Games 1 70 300 740 3 600 100 6 34 0 ri ay a nora ii~i . I ~~ Boston at Chicago Los Angeles at Detroit seiz ed . - 1315 CjIyL that the Americans had (in the player at the time we it i th e contract." boys , swim team downed Umatilla 87 and the Seminole — - by a soccer injury, Navy' s de- fa . _- -. -~ . . tugh stic-er *I W 18. led the 1.14 , 4 __ S16 00 UY It's True Playing for the first time this inan for Navy, Harry Lowman, . __ . - - __ -1 -~_,_ -I;-.L _=Z- . -_ ___ This time the Bruins, whose Deollinger, -2 ~, Andre McCarter.,,!, Z _ -H \CAA domination was ended It a a tear!) of fine balance t he end half and puded regular season championship, Its really been a deIhU away,outscoring the Eagles 144 in the third qua rter -. New Orleans at Cleveland at Ia itU - 3 ChiCIQO (A) S. St. Louis I CincInnati 2, Kansas City 1 Perfectis IS 6) s2" 10 I The number four man for the 4. avares 9 ,6. liddies, Camillo Medina, lost 1, in a match played Monday his match,5-8, to Pat Noonan of afternoon at Tavares. . I it= leader but the Bruins no Basketball League Tournament the Vikings in double figures Wash, against Micliigiin Eagles team and went on to win I Douglass Weil y Af te rdroppinglwoc10 three man, Brett Steam 8-i, in a ron, U SNA tennis team over [tandy Berlin of Tavares - ' .1 was decided SAturdaY moi IC * It Department' s Intermediate 36 471 6', 37 414 5 4ind intr€rtt in (be contracts," He said any buyer "would be assuming the same rights rigiiLs titk ____________ - d Houston 7, Baum down Pit ts burgh Navy Netters Sink Tavares On Courts -- , --' * " ,_-,_,~_, upsets by Stanford. Notre longer have a "big man" to Dame and Washington pond on and Wooden is not un Vikings Grab f W~ . t- ,.~i:t 1. go" -L, -- _17 1-1- year' s UCLA basketball team sible to go a year without some one of hi5 i avori tes in 27 seasons sort of squabble, it ' s almost una Ile sc even though lthas heard of at any school. Ask any other coach. ____________ _411111. I 1 Joyable years I' ve ever experienced," said Wooden, cieflent players Plus a supercoaching his 40th season in bas- star. the 1974 W 16 - - team has improved ___ - - -r-_____ - I . hasen't got u pset with me' ~ ki~ 37 Phoenix At Uo 60 180 310 1 - . - .. 9 . - __ ,~__ _ __ ___ __ - - - - __ - - - - ___ - - - . - - -. _- Sp l i t . 40 77 597 36 35 36 19J 7 37 35 174 S Omaha Pertecta (6 5) TENTH 5.16 A 3) 42 Monday's Games Chunichl Dragons 14, 440 1 - - - - 11 -- The Seminole High School at Chicago . ; 11.51 . . fourth inning and, along with ed dirt on umpire Andy Olsen topped Atlanta 4-3, tile Chicago right-hander Jim Bibby for six T'he Whtite Sox won fnr thp A P:=P" thlu-!IbEd ' Miite Sox whipped St.Louis &3, runs and eight hits I t ee InIt may be only spring train firsttime in four tries behind n hr helped the Astros take a 3-0 hIm out of the game, earning Cincinnati shaded Kansas City flings and sound up with 15 hits doubles by Buck Dent liii! Ing, and early Wing training at lead. Two innings later. Hous- the Boston manager the I irst 2-1, Detroit dumped Pittz -burgh on the afternoon. Elrod Hen- Melton and Brian Downing. that, but Boston Manager ton picked up two more runsejection of the spring. 7 , ,Montreal got by the Tokyo drlcks had three Darrell Johnson is in midseason with the aid of Doug Rader's of them, Thus Inspired, the Sox rallied Giants 4-3 in 10 form. innings and Utle ierry Terrell walked, took Pinch-hitter Arturo double and Bomback's balk. for Um runs but It was too Chunichi Dragons burned a The Red Sox dropped a 74 It was all too much (or John. blUe, too late sec- third on an error and raced DeFreitas doubled home one ond Detroit squad 17 decision to the Houstion Astros son, and when umpire Joe n and scored t he other in the home on a fielder's choi with In baseball's other grapefruit The PWIlles made it four vic. the winning Mn in the elghth eighl to fift Cincifirigtj put " Monday and balks by Boston Brinkman called the balk on league games, Ph ddes Steve Barr and Mark Bomba ck, Johnson sWed out fested the New Yiladelphia de. tories in a,g many ouflui,g on the inning for Minnesota Kansas Ci ty. or k Me ts 74, strength of two-run doubles by Bomback played a large part in of the dugout, protesting Baltimore pounded Texa3 Lou ni el1a homered and Aurello Rodriguez uez belted a • 10-0, Greg Luzin the outcome. ski and Jerry Ron Blomberg and Eddie Leon two-run double and Gary Suth. violently. En route to Brink- Minnesota edged Im Angeles 4- M artin. Barr s baW came in the man, the Boston manager kick 3, the Wt run-scoring singles in the eirland homered to help Detroit ew York Yankees . - ________________________________ - s Ba HOWARD SMMI AP SporU Writer . ___. - - . - - , Island Perfect. (5-4) $)9i7o Double (2 5) $121 ___. r - 471 is 400 73 Monday's Game Milwaukee 10). Kansas 420 1 21 40 IS 40 8 00 5 ISr40 f 00 It - ! - safel Je tti ng k f~ - 4 D. SECOND, 5-14. Fli 1orne, n above, took a fourth In the Myard dash. . __ - OrIens 16 49 269 3)', Western conference K C Omaha Detroit Miiwau EIGHTH 5)6 C 3139 Calor,ia 600 100 760 6 Happy Kay Exhibition 260 4 Oulniela (I 2) W. Manny Wetherbee, above, won The national junior college pole vault championship. I Herald Photos by Gordon Williamson M Am F ~-6- ---- - TrIfecia 14 1-3) S1094) ____ a Tankers 43S 171 1 30 39 NHL Stan if M0dtDOlI oston le Semino Midwest Division Dog Results 14-10 410 340 520 -. _____________________________________________________ flkt Houit 00 N 910 600 1 00 1 (1), 4 Manatee Pegg y (12), S 0 0 't Merry (6). 6 My Cactus Bay Charmer (10) 7 Lankey Helvetica William (6) 5 Myttlic King (1) BonusRose .' - -- -_ - F- ;. ;~,L - -, -~~I? p-w __ , _~ - - 47 26 614 3 1 36 461 IS' Philaphia ri Perfecta (4 3) 1144 10 (5) ELEVENTH 37 A- ~ - _ - 1 Tum,saull (6) S Good y (511 (101$ M SI Cold U TWELFTH, Is, D— I Risky Pan AILF ~~= im.. ~- - ~~ ~ - I - ____ vil - _.- ~ __ W__ -f 't BhIliN(;ut, Ala. 1 Al') — The Internal Revenue .Service sass it will kgin accepting sealed bids today on contracts involving 59 players of the old Birmingham Americans of the World Football League . William E. Self, chief of the IRS Collection andl Taxpaycr Service Division, said the Wds would be opened at 10 nfl., C1 . April 18. lie said the IllS felt like there was some interest (in tjiesaleior e wouldn't begoingthlsroute" The organization behind the Americans, the WF1 champions last year, owes the federal government about $236,000 in back taxes, Self said. He added the sale of t he contracts was th e first time anything like it had been done in Alabama. wortwnf s competition at Bowl America. Dixon had a 6W series for a 723 with handicap to capture the men's title. nrislon SID 3.40 300 3 Texas Dream ma Trans Eli& (5). 2 Fashion classic IS 2), 3. I . — ff -_ Q5_1 ;_ , - a . 311~_ A __ ~&= * . _ ) '7 - : . - _ 7 - - Begins Tbking Bids On Birmingham Players ' Atlantic 0iviion Buffalo New York TENTH, 5-16, 6— I Rummored Will He Wink Oulmiela IS 6) SI 5 60 vitation (6) 8aesl)7) is~__ - Eastern Conference (6) 7 Valid Appeal (10) 3 Dreamy Seattle (52) 1 Optima (5) 5 Royal Dream NINTH Phoeni x 5 14 0 31 94 (4), 6 Sandy Salli (6). 1 Look Mask ed Rogue 700 320 760 6 Ln 6 - A-M -- Pacific Division - I _____________ NBA Standings 16 A 31.61 IRS to Virgini a at San DICQO - IN BRIEF each division will advance the finals, scheduled March 22 at Fairianes Indian Hills in Fern Park. Padgett rolled a 660 series for a 723 with handicap to win the Le Utah At Memphis SEVENTH. 5.16, D. 31.66 Leonard Skir.ner 9 4o i so 280 4 EIGHTH, It, C flerkley LOtty (6) 3 Play Mc (6) 1 Go Go Cactus (52), 5 Montague Event (5) 6 Hagqi% (5) 7 Irish ( Wednesday's Games Denver vs kentucky at ) 1) 51160 Pt rIi' t,i Cli) t4 70 . fir. SPORTS Central Division 6 Larp MCGCO SEVENTH, S-16, C - I at Fairlanes Sky Bowl in Orlando. The top six bowlersin F Virginia at Denver Quinion (I 41 1177 40 PCrICCI (1 1) 576100 s 11, 11S-7A I l _____ Tutiday's Game Brittany Brandy 7570 a 7 TCUI son 1 20 140 SIXTH _ , T loe0ver -, — . ________ O Ilelcn Padgett arid Pat Dixon advanced to the semi-finals of the central Florida Muscular Dystrophy Bowling Tour. — 3 I?', .544 IS , , ':: York Aulooraph Calico Doll FIFTH S '4 0- 1 Leaving Out II) 7 Da rling (17) 3 San San 7) 47 37 3 NO games Daily Double 3 11 $191.70 THIRD, S-Iiii, 1 31.41 4rqtin ' iso ) 00 240 5 Spook Trans 4 20 ea Chato Runner Boo Boo QulnIela t2 3) 52110 2. S. Berkley FIFTH $14 s Off 3 — Mar. Tuesday, Monday's Games 380 3 l) FOURTH 514 0 0 FOURTH 316 C- I -_•- I Oeqo Periecta IS 7) %79 so (10) L - q 1. Carols Nancy (m I; - - SECOND, I s , C, 31.91 Kelou Minx Opal (5) 6 Montague Bell . _111111, . - Micky ót1fY. Av i ator, (6) THIRD. 5.16. 0- 1 Ks Alpha (S i' Toni Thumb (6) 3ar5 - San Anton Indiana 710 100 7 6 Fortune Flaming Ci(),, AIJI1111O r ~L _ - - , II - ____________ - II S .703 31', 6620 17.20 620 (4), 1 Mini Murphy ' lio Charles Hopkins of Gainesville Junior College of Georgia defeated Merrick in the 60-yard dash wi th a record clocking of 6.0. Jerr) Thomas of I incolniind Junior College of Lincoln, iii, issed Merrick at the finish to m the 300-yard dash with a record performance of 30.4. 3OD-yard dash and a second in the 60-yard dash. - SECOND, Is, 0- 1. --%-Ij . - Seminole Junior Co llege's Manny Wetherbee Seminole County meet this season. inches won the national junlot college pole vault The field e%ents beg in at 3 pm and the 'Thone did a fabulous job,' championship Saturday at the National Junior running events cornmen C Coach ce at 4 p.m. The meet Coll ege Indoor Track and Field Champions hi Terry Long said. "He showed a lot of poise and ps kill be at the han High School track. great Lompctiwncss' Wetherbee vaulted 15-feet, four-inches to Wetherbee's effort led Semirwle Junior edge Nat Durham of Santa Fe Junior College at Thorne is a fir-eslunan from Del-and High Collegeto a sixth place team finish. Only th r ee Gainesville. Wether School. bee won with (eer %ili misses. members of the C back (earn competed. Wetherbee's best vault is 16-feet, •inch. Don Merrick, who has be en competing in the TheC Raiderson Friday meet \liaini bade Eli Thorne was fourth in the 600-yard in with ou tsta nding track mee this season against the North, the toranked duai mee t junior co llege a time of 1:12.1. He missed placing in th e long greatest sprinters In the orld, took a third in the track team in Florida, in the Raiders lone jump bl, ,-----."z Vfrginl , West Division Honey Galore antom (6) . 70 49 FIRST, 5.1 6 , 8, 31J3 Again (52), 1 Htty Holly (6). 5 Just So So (6). 6. Old Mc Doodle (S). ; kIUâlee (I2, • Favor - 4'. 1 Touch ntHc Memphis Evening Herald, Sanford, FL To Bowl n r ando % MOPIDAYNIGHT - Cro '' 5167.O1COO Dog Entries FIRST, We Local'Pa ir - Tuesday, Mar . ii, ',97S- A - - %ji'1 1 1 1 1,1 VREBOARD 4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______ --- ) 21C3 269 2795 ----BROWN !.~Bft 1118FRAUMILCH 1.99"22 95 i �I . CLASSIFIED 41-Houses 31A-Duplexes """`1 41-Houses Evening Herald, Sanford, El. 51-Household Goods ADS Tuesday, Mar, II, 197S'-4A LEISURE Tuesday, - __ C - TUESDAY 10:00 EVENING (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (9) Wild World TONIGHT'STV (8) Today In Florida 10:30 (3S) Rat Patrol 11:00 (3.6.8.9) News (13) Christian Viewpoint (21) Orange County School Board (35 . 41) Star Trek Beat (24) Bo (3$) The Saint 11:30 (2) Candid Camera ' Lin 6:55 (2) Da il y Devotional 7:00 (2, 8 Today News vvuuv y, ' .SV ¼.(I IJICIIJI (44) EnterIainrenI Deal Hollywood Squares (24) Captioned News 8:3C (44) (44) Play Bunny 9:00 (2) Pageant Movie 12:30 (6) (41) The Fugitive 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show 2 00 (8) All Night Mores 800 (7, 8) Adam 17 (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (3) Victory At Sea (44) Dinah (6) MASH (9) Movie (35) Hollywood 6 15(8) Al War 9(() (6) Hawaii F ive 6:75 (2) (13) Westbrook (6) I r.jipti, vu SEEK & FIND . Whales Tuxedo (6) Andy's Gang Phil Don ahue Mike Douglas A Marriage As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A 10:00 (2) (8) SunLnu Almanac Best 1030 (2. 8) Wtwel With This Ring Surrsi' ir --.--..--the Shov.down ftd.... ,r,fn General Hospital (6) (9) t)U. LAMB - I have been dieting for the past two mon ths and successfully. Tne only problem is that my breasts are getting flabby. Yuck' I 'm kung exercises, but none are helping my breas ts to Firm up. 1)o you know any exercise IIIXF FIN GRAY . (6) i. Variety .._-. bra distended with milk. Fluid obesity in dw first place iq to promote sagging? Should I retention before the menstrual prevent overstretching of the wear a bra wWie doing the period will also cause the breast with fat Wuue. It is exercises? breasts to enlarge. And, when a Common for the breasts to sag DEAR READER- If breasts woman is taking estrogen in when fat is lost. were muscles I suppose amounts that cause fluid Wearing a brassiere helps to exercises would enlarge them, retention, this will contribute to prevent sagging breasts. but they are not. Breasts are breast enlargement. helps to avoid overstretching mostly fat. Interspersed among The skin over the breast, the the tendons, ligaments an d the fat fissm are the glands ftt fiberous tissues. ligaments, and fiberous tissue in the breasts. are there to form milk.'fherest tendons can all be stretched. 'fhislsespeciallytrueinwomen of the cirgan is inade up of literally Uwt is what happens witb alliple breasts and less liberous tissue and ligaments, when the breast is filled with important in women with very The br east itself enlarges milk. Then after a period of small breasts. Remember nursing the repeatedly stret- always that the br east is not a ched breast is apt to be less muscle and you want to avoId firm and elastic after the milk. overstretching its elastic INWAN I&IU PG producing .stage Is over. Once tissues if you want to avoid sag. BURT REYNOLDS stretched, the tissues may not 'Th is is entirely diff erent from 1 IN snap back to their previous wearing a girdle. The stomach "W W' And The 7:30 elastic, firm state, muscles will get weaker if they r...z_ rs_ i,_,__ LIA' IdII5 "W ' ' 'the glands that produce milk aren't used and a girdle can m.WU WU1.. 811,1-la' ....... .....i.. .i. U44u*..in.% ..r..----L44MS. WItS,$ UI a.,, tO UV iutnvÜi. thAt h ormones. This is how the that is because muscles are breasts prepare to n urse a involved, and since the breasts baby. The glands diminish in are not muscles, a brassiere e size and the milk-producing won't have the same effect. Gambler , function ceases when the The exercises you should use -' hormones stop being formed in are those that build up the 'UiII*IUtltt WIIiIU The muscles They CHUCK CONNORS 1 am ALL RX UPE.RFLYTJT Midnight Show 1 041111111111 1 Xcp =OR - ___ E ON, _____ 8:30 seeeuu..uaas OCce.1i.s ,us.? mi:ol ____________ ___ I I yard WeAms&ys don't enlarge the breast but merely im pr ove the setting to sour advantage. Send your questions to Dr. I.iinb, in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, ork. 38 Wave top 39 PtjrI 8 Direction 12 M (comb 41 ConteUat.on 13 Food tish 14 Alms box Sant 11W It 9 .. . ....,. , ... Y, __ ~ %_.,.N __ - " P *r ;% 1 ~'_ Vta - I 9 Dropsy 21 Pub brew 22 Film spools 24 fman date Pisc es to 28 Red deer 54 Disorder 55 er executives tab 1 teniales 29 Bridle part 30 Printing measures 56 IaL 32 SCottish sal 28 .*. A :~ (44) GillIgan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore 18 Bitter vetcrt Ot,mpian 50 Amateur 'ado goddess op,'to, a MIII JIl 1 j I I IIl 61 , iii' IIJI IIII J I 61 MONE II 0 '~111111 n JU Ilil J II. JJI III IJ JII III III JIl Jill l Jil ii WINNIONANIN W 9111111111 a M li no 8111111 l il~'1 1 08% .C. :1~* SHRIMP DINNER 10 MED. SHRIMP, FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW, NOT ROLLS & BUTTER TV I . I . .. 11 ~ t.._ Panes. 18.95. 'Once you ham lived on the land, been a partner with its moods, secrets and seasons, you cannot leave. 7be living land renternbers, touching you in unguarded moments, saying, 'I am here. You are part of For ile king a living h th from t nd had Jts most 4easant aspects, it also had its brutal Hines - winter3 when be low , blistering summers Priced CE 41 1 Want Ads - Sanlnru I - i i c'osi 53 r it hUf of 17-n. Geneva Gariens Me Santoro No qualIfying? Immediate cc cupancy. Year old Sanford I BR, 2 both large family home Only $7,000 down, and assume payments. Pool & tennis Call 904 78) 3413 privileges Owner Assoc. . Y. Mayfair, 7 or 3 bedrooms, 2 lots, low 'LUXURY PATIO APARrME,Aág maintenance, financing arranged. _ $30300.3233101. 8p:EE7lnciPla(njtp: • r v , TthMOnt I to Il i~:,!) -.1. d'lip Y * Adult Section . ____________________ - CLOSE 174 7 V. ' iso:.' frc1.;7 \.-,. Responsive Management rwi&o F * 1 . :: * Your Own Washer & Dryer i505 W. V. .• - :: FLEET RESERVE ASSN Pfc., Art P.~ (, r I'MAIt I 1 fl(,ln%C) . 73 / 4% 30 year mortgages with only S /o down! Rusinf-SSMC.t,riu 2000 3p, Ph lv 'IICS it r 10.050 M ET AU OF THESE IN ?'YICOn(dWdDr 1111. , •- , - " RdILy 3772111 AFTERIlRS. 3770611 377 399? MORTGAGE rms, 1', baths, Central H & A. -- _____________ PA SPECIAL - Acreage 7 Acres near Paula Hornc cleared Florida property, deep we'll. oodr t.i ._ RECVEE SERVICE '1111W 1.1(1 Garden i.,enit'y 401 Celery Ave Sanford _______________________ 1 ,, _ Accounting WALKER 'TATt IN( idl Al, I 1( 'L CONTRACTOR 372-6457 ill 7111 or 1)1 T17 1 stinq5 Wanted Quick Courteous Service rd Excellent coOd, 3 Bdrm, Mb, heat, carpeted, large yard 0 clown I??? .., j g,t, V Jryr, Sanford Ave. 78-Morcycles -I 1971 Honda 350 Make offer. After 6 322.9501 - you can get a fair price w hen you aOvrTI5e your "don't needs" in I the Want Ads Will REALTY 0no 37l 0610 "Get 'Em While * A They're Hot! * Merchandise Personal Tax ServIce #40 7FastRci.I197SJC Entrance, U Ranibottom, 3777199 Air Con itionrng CeIiIr,TI IIC,Tt 4. Ar F or Iree estimales, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 771 Are y(xia full timvdrlverwitha par l tIme q,r' (hrtk tPiC Automotive ________ P' Sc; lu i Ifi', ill '.i'rday Beauty Core - Tfli',( P ' IL .'tJT', SALOPI (lormermy Idarrielt's Beauty Nook) 5O'-, ,?v1sceflaneous for Sale , __ 5191 Pine 377 57 All ri'v. c brtit ¶.0 rcrII'.viucplC j2Sa yd Sacrifice i'.'IPdNll'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 • ------ --- - lrcrIi tlarikrLptiy Ss a yd Your Choice Weekday, 373 - - - --'- Sa nford Ave Master Beauti cian, eves by app! 327 3977 or 377 1976 __________. - Wedding gown complete with train, cost $130 Site tO I? Will sell bar $1 30 3774*33 cAvi 1,455 SPnp Itt' cicsntii _____________________________________ Home Improvements Tax Return s . 20 rs c'pec,ence WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Points.- Call 317 7143 time - Peg Real Estate Broker 71)95 MyrittAve.Sanfwd - '.5 UNSWORTII REALlY 503W lit St 37) 8041,3730517 RriReal Estate Brok er 51895 76-Auto Parts BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY JUST JOHNNY 47-Real Estate Wanted qualify' 52895 1971 BUICK LeS.abre, I Door, One Owner, AT, PS, PS, Air. ____________________________ hwy houses Ina rural area Plo down men?, mon thly payments less rent Government Subsidiz ed walilied buyers Call to see it - 1972 PONTIAC Grand Prix, 77,004 Miles, AT, PS. Fill, Air, Vinyl Top, On. Owner. urORD PdElON'S FLORIDA ROSES Ii'jinQ Call Ken Sandon - Pd 53195 Ill] FORD Torino Coupe, One Owner, wT, PS, PS, Air, Low Miles" Let me till your spring garden spot or mow your vacant lots Floyd Freer, 372319? _____________________________ 1197 REALTOR 373 5,14 7606 S 53195 IIIJOLOS Vista Cruir, AT, PS, PB, Air, Radio, 1 Pass, Stan's Auction )9 3 bIbS south of school B. flellucci, 1917 Louise S t., Crystal Lake, Illinois. 60011 ..iIi r Ins Harold Hall Realty Owner Hwy, 441'iMi East of II 372 9719 chaIrs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. 7,lfli I 'C Ave. ex _S) ~ Auction Saturday 7 P M n daily 10 S. We buy, sell, trade Used office furniture 20Acre's can bcoivided Lake Mary, tctwee'n 3rd 8 fib at Van Buren troom, 3 bath. family room, " ___7 O kT4 52295 1973 PONTIAC Bonneville Coupe. AT, PS, PB, Air. One ____________________________ Large h fireplace, central air. tent financing 537,750 $2195 It?) CHEVROLET Nova, 7 Door, AT, PS, Air, Radio, One Owner. $2695 Beautiful Country 3 form , I', baths, c en tral at. garage, on corner lot 1.100 Terms 3fl 7)32. 1913 HORNET Hatchback, One Owner, 6 Cyl., AT, Air, Radio 'urns Try one and see Call 3" II r Ill vt?) P065051 MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17.92 rpet, rike for children 123.003 Sale or trade waterfront properly on Gulf coast Call alter 6 pi' 323 3713 C • nlr,tI I to, ,j.,', MUL TIPLE LISTING REALTOR t22 4791 19195 trench ve 377 7171 3771496 377 7545 DJ4. 1973 BUICK Centurion Coupe, One Owner, AT, PS, PIS, Air, L ow Mileage COINS 'ytil (l55.'ied Ad brings bt ___ SUME _ -- in. 4, so 'a I-. 711 ___ Stemper Realty THE FLORIDA 3 COFIPET T REAl, LSIAI(, REATOR. 6611791 BUt GING AT THE SEAMS! This 3 bedroom, I'.. bath. 2 story older home may be lust what you need Ideal for growing family Large r000i'.. Cherry lireplac,', separate dining rOerii, new k,tdt'I,',i, wall to wall carpet. nice 1 bedroom cot tao.' for Inc ome or quest included All this and more for 519.800 Call for nunre inlnir,r,,tucv NOW -, 3228951 car pe If you desire acreage, I have it! Large or small tracts from $1,700 pee' acre up. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 6710111. IRU%,,I5) I 69-StampS-COiIn GOLD Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & - I I 58-Bicycles 43-tots-Acreage I __________ BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER, $400 rtable ?bedroom mobile home mpletely furnished, $I5,000, WE TAKE TRADES, - S. p.- P.ikAlll~pv, ____________________ Professionally Managed By Henry Hoche, Inc. 322.209u Park Or iLTOR , acres with lots of goodies. in cluding POnd, p.tn,c table, utility sheds. completely fenced for houses Only $17,500 u... hUll L 2 COUNTRY GENEVA N i ce 7 bedrOom 1910 mobile home on 7 1 i k SANFORD '. ;,. 1111 VA-NO DOWPI.ibr, )', baths. dead end. fenced corner Id. Extras 572.500 332 3791 25tn St. I 4-gaIe II' Wellc'att, '71 Mercury, IS HP, with power trim, and trailer. 51,100 372 7311 after S. ating & set up, 773 5170. Oro I Mort, 715 Sanford Ave ai'..---- ntrat t-4&A. fireplace, private ring room, 21 i lots, orange 773.4195, ees fly owner %33, 3 7146 7 OR $17,000 Anxious sell used furniture, appliances. J For tonis, etc Buy 1 or 1001 tens FORREST GREENE INC ,*aI,. 'IB edroo ms 110NT1 AC CASH 322.4132 I GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I Call sit #2n SuntTh'1s 176 Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'.S Cassel berry, Hwy 17 92. 130 i204 lPiVEN1'Oqy CLEARANCE. Sto ut It, the best deal on a new home. Rag Real Estate Broker 1?OE.2SthSt. 322-6633 easier with select merchandise. Ph. Sanford (305) 32381601 Orlando (3051 834-2299 10 •::. f' .,..•' 11. You should receive a retirement plan that will assure you a check each month after years of part- time employment, ::: tY 9 0 sIxty. it' LEGION rate 8. You should receive additional education at I i aba yvUt pa1 .,,me empuoyer, that will aid you in civilian life 9. You should be given $300 worth of clothing for wear during the period you work on your port-time lob, and as it wears out he should replace It at no cost to you. 10. You should be covered by $20,00 worth of life Insurance. miles east .i,.L finest Used Cars. Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's largest dealer '73 Datsuns arriving daily Ph 5)1 131$, Open 3323961 332 1613 Downtown Santoro Merchant's Easter Sale makes shopping 2.3 Datsun.Subaru Sate Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 55-Boats & Accessories )nt, wooded iri back. Corn Rd. 47, eQuIpped, $3,495, Call Duane McGuire at 377 163? Dealer 53295 lng your mobile home? Have uk, will travel Also roof %>AGE 1 4...-'Statc (11111 1973 Cutlass Station Wagon. fully Top prices paid, used, any COnditiOn 144 1176, Winter Park location THE 8ARG. GARAGE, 731 Hwy 1797, 1 Park, Weci thru Sat.. 101. rmn 42--WW le Homes Z I PAP V protitim ,tii'n y cur Easter Shoppng for value,, downtown Sanfo.'d '71 some below dealer cost, first come first choice! Plus Fla. 's - 7 OR home near hospital, downtown. Central h Ilia Large fenced yard, fruit trees, sprinkler system Only $16,500 Terms, Ray Lundquist, Reg Real Estate Broker, 332 3296 TAFFER REALTY 114 68-Wanted to 6Oice Supplies 41-Houses I -.' 11 :Ii w monthly ___ S (305) 3228721 na_ta . T Bird New inspection sticker, four new fires Excellent Cond. Call after 6pm 37)57$3 67A-Feed women's blouses and m Siirtl, 75 cents each, men's women's slacks, $700. Low pr on everything Corn. $71137. Will accept 2nd mortgage 322 1911 For Rent - Office and Siurage Space. 1700 French Ave., 373 7110 DIAL - $75,900 80-Autos Icr Sale #40 '" Leaving area must sell, licensed. I? room Quest home Central t4&A, attractive, rent I Bdrm., live in downstairs Ideal for retiree. $6,000 down assume payments, iced for guick tale. No gu. Ilfying yrs old. 3 barm, 1', baths, entral air & heat, carpets, tapes Only $20,300. Low down, Real Estate I -- f ires, i whends. Real Estate S•t. I Sun. .4 OR CONTACT YOUR REALTOR OR BROKER Did ou know that your Club or crg.,nizatIon can appear in this listing each week for only s. pe r week? Thl is an ideal way to Inform the public of your club activities , 641 1006 4 BR . 2 bath, pool, fir( place, tented heat air. 1 acre, $37,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373 7750 BARGAIN HUNTE R * Large business building, ground floor Reasonable 377 6196 Sales otf.c open MondayFriday 94. 4 Payments, $111 Month Exellent condition . 271 0706 - JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOPML,v' E. 44, Sanford 373 4733 COLOR TV,$I19SMONTH RENTAl,. PURCHASE PLAN Choice Listings NTER SPRINGS 6670 I 1971 Econoline 300 Ford. ASIijme Raise and break you own friendly II month old filly, 373 5600, 53-TV. Radio.Stereo BALL REALTY 322.6457 After Hns 332 1111 or Ideal for repair shop or warehouse. 3725321 or 332- the Model homes on display --..---.' sne at CAMP ISW Sq 11, 220 Volt Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect ,REA1_TORS JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 37-Business Property newest and finest AdulIFamlly SlfltOfO. torioa - EservW.'.d &c..s EarlyAirdsl:lSpm Your part-time job must not interfere with another full-time lob or your civilian Sanford's on Sanford Avenue, • $55 Best lot selection available In Located•1 Block South of Airport Blvd.. . )uildinq, barbecue pat, :all Ken Sandon I.Ce'fli( wild We,kiva River. Call 333 1170 or SEMINOLE 20' Alurnrsjrn Van body & heavy duty lift gate. 373 0690 or 332 7111 after S. 66-Horses Refrigerator, 11 Cu ft Coldspot. IrOstIree, white Excellent con. dition First $100 373 0547 Area One Inc. LAKE MARY HOME One space for 60' 43' Mobile home on now One year with Option t buy and then apply from 100 p,rcnt 't your rent to the downpayrrent' Meetings Business 7:30lstlues weekend. ,. Rentals from only per cent FINANCING AVAILABLE We will lease for up to pf.. 322-261 1 S. You should be paid at an hourly oi no less then $3.33. 6. You should receive regular promotions with pay raises for your length of em- I MOBILE HOME PARK 79-Trucks.Trajters AKC German Shepherd pups, 575 each. Across from Baker's Dairy or call 373 7100, ice, used mactimes, MOONEY APPI1AI4CES37306,7 vatipaper, built in kitchen and no maintenance lee. LOW, LOW, LOW 734 Pct interest under tan dm plan Hwy 17 92 to 75th St, weSt to Pi(lgesvoOd and follow the l ilt in 1971 over 1,100 sq. ft living irea Tiled kitchen, large lot, eced gar de n, *'xl6' block utility 35-Nk)bile Home Lots ... 1271 Yamaha 175CC Enduro 600 miles, $52 AKC Doberman pincher puppies, Champion lineage 575 loSISO, Mr Anderson, 365 3710 KENMORE WASHER, pans, set-v OPEN NOON IlL DARK r' 'Jul 16OJ PlIaW4Thdt Ave All? 97 137), I 1974 Yamaha io Eniduro Street legal, new inspection Call after 5, 3777557 in $626 after b ____52-Appliances Sneak Preview PAYION REALTY 7*0 bedroom, completely fur nijP,e'C,, air conditioned 5150 332 95 10 ci l'j yr. old) bdrm • w w carpet, central h & a. Owner transferred, immediate possession By owner $76,900 323- Sanford f'".' 7 air, carpeting on scenic Wekiva River 773 1170 or see at CAMP SEMINOLE Park Avenue Mobile Park 70??. ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING 8, BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS 3325157 tiedroom set, Complete Ski,; guil5rs., $13; new living room set, $120.' 7 twin beds. 100 complete; i3,1nsdr'( 575 Oi,ts I 500 Sanford Ave . 373 9370. NEW I, 7 and 3 bedroom homes and townhouses Wall to wall carpet, Older refurbiSIpd Spanish style home. Must be seen to be ap predated 531,900 Terms. 34-McbiIe Homes '•• '"e P. Yamaha, 90 CC, twin Cylinder, excellent Condition $115 Call 373 EesSb9 1146 REALTOR 3327496 Si Si Senore --- F L- included 3730179 affer 4.30. Thanks to ClaSSified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one today! Phone 322 2611 or All 993 Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St , Sanford 372 9111 CaliBart Real Estate 531.500 Nothing Small about that' Ior2Bedroom.Ac?ultOnly from From 71 percent 1792 Sou: with central heat ani air r t '. S?3 cjlj Shaded yard. lovely home, rice area 3 bedroomt, 7 baths Occupy onqualifying See it' You'll love it, 11JI.,LIONS Of dollars in Real Estate .utA ii,,ily ;.i U,t. i:inSS,iie'o aas at Camp Seminole Of Ire NO CLOSING COSTS 1 -. haths, Pretty Yellow House c*l% Lake privilcq-s, swimming Utilititt, tithing and canne included - - on scenic vvrxiv.i River, $100 Call 373 4170 Large Picnic Area TERANS Care ton elderly women inmyhorne fly weekor ninth Eseniencrd 333 4554 __________________________ 574.1040 & fishing Lease 3276106 2515 Park Drive. 37? 286? ----AMERICAN AMERICAN V11 I EfI4clnt Initial Recrcatonal Fees are paid and include Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Batk,tball and Tennis Courts and DISABLED Bring Results I I 1973 Ya.nsps Enluro 173 CC Ex - Lake cottaar', for I or couple No AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS,NOPETS 116W 2nd So. I Conventional Financing &--Child Care CONDITIONS. IF YOU ARE life and obvimsly still does, as 11 clale i'rn. and a desire to EARN MORE' NOTI II A Community of Fine Homes offered by First Federal S av ings and Loan of Mid-Florida ______________________________ Here are a few tips on what to look for: 1. You should receive at least $900 par year to Start. 2. You should be told months dates and time you wil l work for this part time employer. 3. You should work only one weekend per month, and two weeks each summer and he should buy all your mealr during work periods. 4. You should receive two days pay (double time) for each day you work on the CAN .. .I ... . -. - 'S never OUT of *^#, k Call us It you have a real . MN EAL TOR S 323 6)53 or 3fl . New Bedrooms Nearly trees Assumable mortgage, 145.000 - Parade 04 Easter Values in down. vi me," • ySpecial ,. , Xf I II F 65-Pets.Supplies Puppies - Mother Req Air dale; Father, Req Pit Bull Make good hunting or guard dog, $40. 332-155). *1 SiQOS - -I tit twpc IS llC,HT during he Mr. 775.335 AMY spend your time & gas drivinc -Iles when Sanford Downlowr rnrrrhlAntt I. '•" ... O)IVi - .... All V"' - Collar with "Pepper' appliances, - New 3 bdrm hOmes. Make color selections, paved streets. city water. $71,500 with only 5700 down. Government financing. $31 1619, Builder - 3 Bedrooms. 7 baths, with all the amenities Privacy fence, fruit Yard Available now 1 Bdrm .$I)S MO. 7 Bdrmi. 5150 Mv turn ....... I1arr I prrirnc-d On tru.ii1s 'urs and wOrkrr (On difns Call weekdays, $ a m to I pm. 373 7310 Mr. Belden. built In Beautiful Immaculate DELTONA Clean, attractive, nice 3733866 $31 1641 Drop in bobhin. Pig sag and 3 needle position. Like new condition, sold new for SIL balance of $15 cash or S payments of $10 New warranty 7716 33-Houses Furnished CARROLL'S FURNITURE puppies. $1 fireplace, 2 patIos, fenced, with or without above ground pool 7 mos old 373585?. '563 Park Dr Quiet area i bedrooms, Ii, baths, 2 Years old Owner needs to move $73,900 531-1071 ............ sink, Convenient Location 373 7494 Walk to Seminole Plaza - FORREST GREENE. INC P Beautiful 3 bedroom, Ii, bath, WEIAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1,tSt 18-HIp Wanted A. " IJti'JLJ )DtL 3 (''Mr On lak,. I., tJ Sir ee l, I ,r lea'.,' rInew,,i OptnOii, 6 room s, central heal & air, 1st & last mci 373 1430 Rentals Fu rn ished - Clean, 3 br , $750 down, $191 mo $ annual Pet. 'a'e, $73,500 MARY Realty, REALTOR, 3231150 Acre LAKE I n-i- h apt , all utilities fur nished, newly decorated 597 SO 377 2796 after S Adults. No pets - 1211 ~ I -- Agency -- REALTORS carpeted, fenced yard 1st 6. last Quiet 1 BR MLS - Sl' '.iF-OkT lit vi) 123 7570 .'. Your New Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Adoret,le Spaniel mixed GOLDEN iOUCH'74 SEW in Sewing cabinet, repossessed Sin'r's best model, winds bobbin In machine. Full automatic Pay balance of $75 or 10 payments of Idyllwlide - 3 bedrooms with double garage, 2 baths, family room, dining room, utility room with 3222420 Anytime Sanford 3 bdrm,, 2 bath, central heat P. air. carpet, drapes, kitchen equipped 5195 mo 617 5055 1•2 Bedroom H, UIL? . 7 bedroom block home, * *'Singer * W. Garnett White Broker, 107 W Commercial Sanford3fl 7151 Lovely environment, near school arid contry club Low as '.41.500 roof, carpeted throughout Ridiculously low price 3732920 Etflcency Retriever. Floral Heightil, Area ___ Recreational Buiidini HO..1 rn wild Weh R r ,ii !h. mass bef'dn wounds Call 313 iio of See at CAMP SEMIP4OIE Male Labrador - * * Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage JOHN KRIDER,A55O( 127 Country Club Drive SIlO,? bedroom, family room Inf or mation in window * Heated Pool Resorts - 530 REWARD for return of or In. b0rmtion leading to recovery of adult mate Redbon, Hound. Tatoo "348t" inside ltft ear. 332.3161. (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes ARM - Clothes Washer.Drye 31-Apartments Ccigbtirn 323 0343 Brothers goddess A.ar MR By Ben Logan Viking 278 ednesdi 44 Ontmerit 45 D.sco,c 27 Stipefuy I Thn biSCuit FOUND (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. S) NBC News (13) Old Smothers 43 25 Beginnings 2 Ascend 3 Lease tenant 31 Ostrcnlk'e bird 37 Lai'ials 38 Billiard 40 Flo'.,rj 23 lags DOWN WE DARE YOU TO COMPAREI W 34 Rental it & Found e,s 105? H&ndy Food S tor e uricry Ae Finder please call 372 C.riffin * 1 57 Mrm turn orunturn l?flri'u'-t - t')r 33 p6 70 A I IDYLIWILDE - BRAND i'IEW! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ready for you Two bedroom house, nice, (lean I ml. west of Sanford 3326761. Nice' ?.ARINERSVILLAGEAPTS 'own Sanford. Shop now. (3$) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 4. I. 9) News (24) Villa Ategre destination device Dom,'ta 19 Apprase 20 Enliv ens Newspap 5-Lost 1:30 (2) Bonanza -- 7104nctt contracts 52 Thiltio times a Soft mass 36 Scourge of lcomb form) 9 SOII mission God 53 Winglike parts 10 We ighing : 1111111 Mery Griffin Lucy Show Neighborhood 11 172 1332 Drugs YTiU I tJufiLLLJ Call Toll Free Ui 2C77 for '.'.,' Care' "Hotln I.uu't% or Teens (21) Mister Roger's 33 Reacri 6 Otiose 18Sgtnoid curve 51 Above -~ - 5 5 P,evarcated 17 SmWI quantity 50 Strikes . . g 4 Toddler 49 Swiss rrver BOOK 4 r . R 151 C. ,i,- i.!..j 15 Clenched hand 47 Get up note • .. ii - Ideal ,J 78-torcycIes Rent cellent condilion Accessories The many shops in downtown Sanford make Ih largest "Mail" in the area for Easter sales. -_________________ PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON'T FORGET TO AD VFRTISE IT IN THE CLASSIF lED ADS 3327611 Plights 377 3171 or 373 737 usual 511.700 373 6750 Dishwasher . Disposal * . nag Carpet Heated Pool. All Ages 14-Camping -- - -- Immaculate) Or Range - Refrigera or 1l-Itrucf loin MM HOMES t * MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE : Or, toCackl,4,,rry Fmrmt Sign I 904 476 5139 Pageant, Ages 3 6, 710. III) & Ii II. Call 1-617 74114 Each Child receives a trophy PA t r IFt ft 42 Sea eagles 46 Pnmppne pea- form) 16 Guidos 9L .__T Unfurnished totatiorL reasonable rent Owner 3653721 anytime each for 50 or more. Cackle*erry Farms, mile off 11 on Samsula Calling All Girls to enter the Miss Sunburst Beauty (13) Orlando City Council - T -= 92?9 or 323 III I. AI T Mi 1! AlL'A )1,2z4 DUPLEX. Furn or unfurn Samsula Live leghorn hens, while they last SOc each for Ito 50 45C Y'VI YY - HIDDEN LAKE FOUR BEDROOMS! Also 7balhs, double garage, central climate control A 1 condItion More r.tras than fenced yard, Patio . Newly lecorated No more than 7 children in 7711. Unfurnished W ----_ .----• LARGE DUPLEX! Both units have 7 bedrooms. All rooms dIn' large Central heat and air S17S Mo Ufl('ifld -Apartments , Why store It and forge? It? Sell it ,irj forget It with a Classified Ad. 7611 ______________________________ - omerset AA,tru * Jack ie Ceola S.m School U4) Sesame Street 15? '."' IN 1 t 3fl 8Z4 - llas i I bedroom home RFPiTM. ApAnMENT (71rr1llU'fT),JnOrWom II .-.-. CAMP, FlShi Club mwsa ,- A ; booklet__ . name I.anib's booklet on losingX] seight,send50centsanda long self addressed stamped en selupc, to the same address and THE LAND REMEMBERS. ask For the 'i.oslng weig,t" ' k • are also important. % r 10 . Use the exercises For keeping the shoulders back and the chest (JUL, That means strengthening the muscles between the shoulders. These exercises Bo or Whitman Fa i ry fort I Disney are the infinite variety of exercises using the arms and chest muscles. The exercises that impro ve posture Hadio City Station, New I ~ behind the breasi push what you have t, PlIOhiOTN1 AtBA1ttfr..l I I forward, These ____ Fri,, Sat., Sun. 11:30 (9) Answer to Previous Puuie a 8:00 ,. S Op 29-Root - V86., F6f' Match Game , for V - FRUIT OR SALE E. V. FOSTER. Lake Mary Lecithini VInear! 661 Kelp! Now all four in one capsule, as for Show (44) Three Stooges 4:ifij reasons - (44) Mickey Mouse rI..:_j I MINKE PILOT RAZORH(K SPERM WHITE i uuzi use for my breasts shile dieting? I don't want to when the arnc.unt of (at is in- sufhcientamounttosupport the ruin my new figure of the future creased or when the br east is pJnduJar tissues. .,,,,.L..,...-... t....* ....i. t_.._. ,-_ .. *rai. imtu %lIH ituiu, us ssnen une reason ior avoitng I SlI%IPflA('I1 ,••••• iztai • r ______ CITY ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS Days 72 6173 for Re'nI Blue Lustre Electric Carpel Shampooer for only 51.30 per day "SANfORD'S SALES IFADER" 377 3296 Unfurnished quipry* table, 513; Single bed coniplete', .20. Table lamp, $4. Dinette set, $20. Small mahogany china, $43. Double bed frame, $10; Poll a way bed, $13, Ironing board, 13 Old buffet, $13, Kulp Decorators. 407W. 1sf .l 332 7333 coffee Larry Saxon, Realtor - 32-Houses Double bed, complete, $13. Glass lop pets, central air, $ pci. annual PC rate $730 mo pnln & nt (at 3739110 ReaI4 . Excellent investment location $30,000 andlewood produffs Call 644 3079 --I _~ "_ (arprtc1 only 591 so alter S Adults, no pets - S n Call 3327811 or 131 910Y) Unfnishrcii Adults L ovely large n4durnrn .Ilr, ideal for retirci cerwn 666 &iee, fl HE RESCUE - ml Thin Thinntnt one,i Easter Insurance. lay '" Write P.O. Box UI) Sanford, Florida 37771 Cne Life To Live a. maz uncie Unc le FluDle bsckw*,d, up, dow; oe dizlY Ia the puziI.. Find each hIdden name sad box it Ia Paid . BUY VA,$3I,30' Fantastic 3 bedroom, 7 bath desirable Sanford 'ocation. car Stenstror I or 7 huiroorn duplex .Ipantnlents Furnished or unfurnished 40 Swimming pool 1320 S. Orlando Or 373 2970 Classified Ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap at a low cost let us help you place yours dpI or I3rg2oor r ing truck rims Can Help , Beaver 3:30 (2.8) How To Survive A Marriage DEAR $U AO _______ 7•7V'.A1 Call Jfl 4317 (44) Leave It To Breasts Are Not Muscle srr,ce tiert Serv i ceman liO ',Ii:aIlon. h' vaa';c,n Ist year ppI tO S M I?air. SSS S ______ many 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (9) 1? UDRM. shag. all sunny k lichen%. playgrounds, nea Ci t y pa rk 8. Sanford Plaza Fror i 40 rporl flI near Sanlor. Aj )73 1340 budqrbysrlInqr fano Per trapsAlcolToticAnonymou, Price Is Right tirm Friday ri',Cf)e.Iis4AORItKlN(', PROBLEM (6) s EMENENd drinkers For further information call 473 SI7 or write Sanford Al An Family Group P 0 Box 55). Sanford. Fla. 32711. (44) Underdog jp• E IN n day - Nt-inn F o r families or trends of problem Martian Of L AD IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' Al ANON (35) Mr Ed vit E values shopping downtown Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2. 8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The B19 lid TruCl' "reAnc; Adults preferred J?l Seitor3flM,O iie. - 41c a line 31c line lin e 3 Lines Minimum - Pcrso,,ailz,- 2:00 (2. 8) Days Of Our (44) F,uthii Kn,. 2=1ic 4-Pe rsonals - Deal Junction Celebrity Sweepstakes Joker's Wild . - (3S, 44) Movie How To Survive Tennessee (44) Leave It To Be aver 9:30 (44) Petticoat MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Su 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot 12:00 (2, 44) News . Noon The Da Before Publication (41) Variety Movie Move WEDNESDAY 810 (2.8) Movie D (6.8) News Townhall vvuriu UT AFTE R NOON no 7 110PM, fUrnithed or unfurnished 1120 Florida Ave. tOr(l%SIOfl help Apply bct 7Y .'flEI 9 p m flQf IMc Acres ( (6) Movie 11:55 (6) News (44) 11:00 (2,1) High Rollers (6) Now You See II (9) Split Second .M. MONDAY uFRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 12:30 (2. 8) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow Lifestyle (6) Gambit (6) (9) Boz's Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Night Gallery (. 8) To ht Show Lets Make A (13) IOR HOU RS (9) Password (35) Big Valley Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) FlorIda P0 la - RATES I thru S times ôthru IS times ' '"# (•) (4) - LASSIFIED DEPT. Restless Hollywood Squares 11:30 (2. 8) NO calls MCA If I AND DRIVE IN Part time (6) Young And (44) Phil Donahue (13) Marcus Welby Animals 7 - 30 (44) Movie Defec ti ves ry (6) Barnaby Jones (li t) Billy Graham Crusade 831-999 , 322-2611 - SCXI resume 6. Ph0'ograp, 1 (Will Mar. 11, 1975-$A - - Orlando - Winter Park Seminole Evening Herald, Samford, Fl. ASTI Read today's Classified Ads for the help ,, oil nerd 37? 7611 -v.- Land Cleat-Mg - C&A Backhoe Service ARVINMI#IM 8UlI.DlNr,, REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE 373 3175 I lahoclearinig. %?,)tc tanks, till dirt, &ivev,ays ait I,inil'. of ii.gq." 4 277 9117 531 1 19 5 RESIDENTIAL REMODELING I COMMERCIAL PEMODELING NEW HOMES New Commercial industr ia l Design Constiuction Financing Lawn Care k&L I t.'d#4 SERVICE 1halcpi.n fl.uI( P' lnht h.juiing 32) Q554 (eithR SmitPtCortstru(t,on Inc 305 678 1111,71 Hrs Nadine (Ii'hçn o ' ', Interior Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulated brick specialty 3777780 Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL __________________________ BUDDY'S 'dOME IMPROVE. MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 2t4 Park Drive ) MM I Pet Care 1339 ....)rpcl.:r5. kcmxJeiin.j, Aj.i,ls,ns. .usIom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 3236038 Con & Carpentry, Carports, Ado ,iOn j, Remodeling No job too largeor too Small Fret esismates 377 l'.lI Anytime l','iP41 A SERVICEMAN I tilt Station ,v force main in S'allatson . cOfscrete •oundal,on wOrk for signs, equipment pumps n1 (iricIrrofound cx' above grounj I - '' REST flbrU.n'J 4. (,ri Ph )72 iOS7 Signs CFPdTRAL I-LURIDA SIC,NS 5'rvng Sanlorci 'or Crane scr, , ce Son repa r 9. 0,, ecj s.ins 1 514 4391 ______________________ Tree Service •' IT ,, . ,- . •. '. ' r', - I �iOA- Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft Tuesday, Mar. 11, i W OMEN Evening Herald, '- '- Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Mar. ii, 175-tB Club Notes t r.Theta e Eps P ilon throughout the discussion the Confederate Flag were led Membership chairman, Tins by Mrs I J Taylor, chaplain, The Theta Epsilon Chapter, BoJanowskl, announced the followed by the Lord's Prayer Beta Sigma Phi, held its Feb. model meeting will be March 11 us Ss 11 meeting at the home of at the home of Jan Kroog. 'Me report was given of the District Karen Wallace A report was couples rush nartv wilt h. J .VIIILiId[ JICLU WILD Lfl I given about the informal March 22 at the home of Sandy Canaveral light Chapter of rehearsal before the Valentine Atkinson. it is to be an Inter- Cocoa Beach, Feb. 10. Those Amazing how a hairbrush and Chapel, Rollins College, were Ball. Linda Sapp, Karen national Buffet, I attending from Norman deVere choir robe can turn a rough and closed. We enjoyed the inWallace, Marile.s McGibbon, Ways and Means chairman, Howard chapter M4SIfl. tumble lad into an angel. That's spiring music undisturbed by Pat Moye, Darlene Horn and linda Sapp, announced a bake WJ3.Wallace, Donald Dunn Sr., what I thought Saturday night thoughtless latecomers. Sandy Atkinson were thanked sale will be held at Zayre's Mm McDaniel, L.D. Hastings, at the Sanford Civic Center for a job well done. March 9. A tupperware party, Z.G. Holland Jr., and Mrs. when the Tucson Boys Choru.s Freddie Nelson was honored with representative Mrs. -' Dot Charles Steenwerth. State and came tumbling off their with a poe m written by Linda H,llenbeck, will be held at Dist4ict officers conducted the Greyhound bus and scrambled like to bnce" Like to watih Sapp, entitled "Our Valentine Darlene Horn's home on March F workshop. It was announced the backstage to change. lively square dancing to Girl via Council." Meinl9. Members will ahote selling Annual Florida State Hair tousled, clothes awry, tapping Country-Western Division bership chairman, Tina the sugared Easter convention would be held In they looked Just like any other music? Then hurry on down to BoJanowski, reminded the decorations. Orlando, Oct. !4-1 , hieh spirited boy would after a the Sanford Civic Center. embcrs prn;wctive names of Mrs. Ruth Swinney was lung Journey on a crowded b. Wednesday evening, 8:30 p.m. nishees must lx, turned in this But moments later, when and view the Starlight named to represent Fun Travel Norman month for rush. Pat Moye, rn the curtain went up, we we Promenaders Square Dance The Senior Citizens' Fun and deVere Howard Chapter in U charge of Bicentennial celebration, delighted by 23 scrubbed and Club in action. The demonstrated the howprogram, Travel Club met at the Dell k The guest speaker was Cmdr. prettied-up young lads with Promenaders are holding a to make Firemen's Recreation Hall, sugared Easter decorations. March 2 at 2 p.m ., with 75 i G.R. Strickland, (ret) who smiles reen Alli g 161 %; t o Gator Dan The chapter's February attendance. Mrs. Franklin spokeon "Errors in History match. Their singing was benefit the zoo, and the public is meeting was held at the home HONORED FOR Mrs. F.E. Rownillat (left) retiring chairman and 4Y beautiful -really moving in its been repeated of Hudson, of the Southwest that have in Invited to view the action free of linda member of the General Sanford Memorial library and Musewn Keelbg. Johnny Higgins Volusia Outreach Center was Present Time." In reviewing purity. And their iespressible charge. Donation boxes for the board of trustees, accepts the gift of a silver tray from Incoming from Florida Power and Light the guest speaker explaining and interpreting me high spirits, which really came zoo will be on hand for those LIBRARY WORK was the guest speaker. He gave the lce president, Mrs. Margaret Vitale. Chairman for l9776 will a description of the company, work of the Center and Amendments, he gave his own bubbling to the surface during who wish to make con. be Mrs. asking forinterested additional volunteer opinion on issues and said The the second half of the program, tributions. Swinney;The secretary, Stenstrom and explained the fuel adjustment help from treasurer, Ruth Ed Shinholser. library'sJulian Bicentennial represen- and residents. War Between the States was not made them even more en-the members how tatives will be Mrs. Swinney and curator of the library, Mrs.to readshowed their meters. Questions Those Interested in giving caused by slavery, but State dearing. Mildred Caskey. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) any and answers J note, and unfortunately It occurred apply for an application at the freedom as they saw it, Registrations are now being 1 Mis. W.B. Kirby was a during every live perC IILer ia1ed in the crtsuan accepted for the Winter Park Church in Deltona on Nor- pointed vice president by Mrs. fonnance we have in th area. I Mall's Spring Charity Bazaar to . mandy Boulevard. For those Wallace to fill the office of Mrs. speak of the inevitable dozen or be held April from 10 a.m. to needed aid and assistance from lofland, who is moving to so latecomers who come 9 p.m. If your civic, social or service club would like to crashing in Just after curtain the Center, they are told to call Jacksonville. Nine teen members attended time causing a mostirritating the "hot-line" emergency participate, contact the Winter _______________ and enjoyed refreshments destraction. number, Park Mall Merchant: At the recent Bach Festival It The Club Is sponsoring a during the social hour. Mrs. Association or write The Winter three-day trip to the Bahamas G.R. Strickland was a guest. was marvelous: starting time Park Mall Charity Bazaar, 560 was 7:30 p.m., and promptly at North Orlando Ave., Winter on March 21. Instead of that time the doors of Knowles Park. returning to Deltona on Sunday Jacaranda the cruise members will spend Jacaranda Circle of the ________ Sunday night in Ft.Lauderdale Sanford Garden Club will meet and take tlieJungle Queen trip, Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the home then return to Deltona ona on of Mrs.. 1. B. Steele, 206 Elm Monday evening. Ave.. Sanford. Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy will be co-hostess. I Mrs. Charles Wilke will present UDC a program on flower arranging. Mrs. Charles Steenwerth and By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN jp T Mrs. W.B. Wallace, chapter DEAR ABBY: Four months president, entertained the Garden Circles ago, when we were on vacation husbiind neglected to shave Norman deVere HowardThe Aster Circle of the Chapter of the United Deltona Garden Club had Earle for a few days, so our daughter Members of The Maitiand Women's Club raised $500 for the Central Florida Zoo at a recent luncheon Daughters of the Confederacy Brown, a Fellow of The said: "Oh. Daddy, you'd look MORE HELP at the home of Mrs. Steenwerth Photographic Society of neat mustache, please grow and fashion show sponsored by the club. Zoo representative Charles Davis accepts the check brought for the February meeting. to Sanford by (from left) Mrs. John Bacila, public relations; Mrs. T.C. McManus, president and Mrs. America present a program one' fI FOR ZOO Pledge of Allegiance to the "Focus On Flora and Well, George grew a Robert Smith, Ways and Means chairman. Fauna" at _____________________________ _____________________________ Unit iStatesFLag.Indfuicto its February meeting at mustache, I didn't like it one ____________________ home of Mrs. Thomas Gilligan, hit, and I told him so, but he next morning and take ray time 1447 Whitewood ir. Assisting hasn't said anything about as they did. hostess was Mrs. Edwin shaving it off. I do:i't hassle him On top of It all, one of the about it, but he knows how 1 guests took a tremendous Jotu ion. NOTICE O PROCEEDINGS FOR CITY OF feel. NOTICE OF SALE THE VACATING, ABANDOplNG, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 15TH amount of meat for her second LONOW000.FLORIDA OF SURPLUS PROPERTY nne of our friends like helping, DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING The Carnation Circle met at Notice of Public H..rIIsg EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR and then asked For a The Seminole County Board of CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. OF RIGHTS OF WAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN the home of Mrs. Wilburn George's mustache, and some doggie bag. County Comml$sIons hai, in open TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by meeting, February don't. but George seems to hear CIVIL ACTION o. 73SS.CA.17A Hughes for a business meeting S. 1975. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE the City Council of the City Of PROBATE DIVISION What is your opinion of both SANFORD BOAT WORKS & flYthecornpltnentshegetson cases' declared surplus to County needs, followed by a tupperware NOTICE that the Board of County PROBATE NO. 7344.CP Longwood, Florida, that Said City MARINA, INC. a Florida cor is offering for Sale to the highest Commissioners of Seminole County, Council will hold a public hearing: and In re: Estate of party. Assisting hostess was it. bidder, by pratIon, sealed bids, the DISGUSTEE) EONt MAlT BRIPISON Florida, at 7o'ctck P.M On the it (a) To consider annexation of the foIIon Personally, I think he should PIantlff, Mrs. Oscar Torrens. Members day of April, AD. 1975. an the following described property tk(r,el l)F%R DISGUSTED: In listen to [lie. As his wife, I voted to give a donation to S feet of Lot land N 10 feet of County Commissioners Meeting NOTICE TO CREDITORS addition to c. DAVID STEINMAN. %erbaj thanks on in Seminole County. Lot S. Amended Plat of Orange Sur Room at the County Courthouse in Florida, to wit All creditor s of the estate of Edna CARE. wantwhatisbestforhim departing, a Written note to Defendant, HelgP.tt. as recorded in Plat Book 1, Brinson, Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public deceased, ore hereby Parcel I: All that part and I wouldn't steer him wrong. NOTICE OF ACTION 015W of Page SI. Public Records of Seminole reiterate one's appreciation Is notified and reguired Hearing to cod and determire SW ' lying North of Longwood to file any THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO G. County. Florida. claims or demands wh,th they may DAVID STE INMAN, WHOSE whether or not the County wall Road less 'he North 66 feet andHills Abby, why would a man Insist far more appreciated, and less le Bids will be received at the OtliCe have aoainst said estate an the office RE SIDE NC F AND MAILING vacate, abandon, ditCOnt,nue. close, the East 66 feet thereof. The Iris Circle met at on wearing a mustache or a IntnIvt' than a telephone call. Section 30 of Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Cl er k, of Cl er k o f Circuit C3urt of Sem,nole renounce and disclaim any right of T#,nth;p 70 South. Range 30 East, ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN home of Mrs. Rutherford bear(]) when he knows his wife And as for the doggie bag Room 216, Seminole County COaJr , the County and the public in and to Seminole County, Florida, and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DeLuryea with Mrs. Cyrus doesn't like it? thouse, Sanford. Florida. up to 2 00 Sanford, Florida, within four that a the following r i ghts of way running number - Wow, and bow wow! Parcel 3 The SE 4 of the SW 1'4 proceeding has been filed Weckerle pm, Monday. March 17. $975, Bids through 'the described prOCerty, to calendar months from the date of against you for and Mrs. John Corthat part South of the Longwood ONE WIFE Shame on her, the enforcement of a must be enclosed in a sealed en the first publication of this flOtiCC *it Hills Road, Section 30, Township ?° field as co-hostesses. A lien affecting the title to certain velope plainly marked on the outside Fach claim or dcnianc4 must be in DEAR WIFE: Facial hair on I) That certain right of way South. Range 30 Ease. Seminole personal property ownCd by you nomInatIng committee con (Seated bid for Surplus property, writing and must state the place of m lying bttwern Lots 3. 1 a nd S. . County. Florida. communicates a variety of e Particularly described as or residence anal post office addrcs Of sisting of Mrs. Archie Schrock, messages. Among TUSKAWILLA. as re(orded n Plat to the corporate firnits of the City of Opi'n t.'arch $7. 19751 The Board A fifty two (52') foot Single Screw. the most rrsrrvt,~ the riolit 10 wAlVe any the claimAnt And "lust be Rook Page S l000w00d, Florida, and chairman, and Mrs. Logan oil% lous are: *'IJkc sworn to double cabin. enclosed pilot house technicalities for irregularities in It or lump it, by the claimant, his agent, or his vessel named 7) That certain right of way lying lb) To consider atso the Question the "LADY LIZ" Reitz and Mrs.Willi except receiving time, 2 COp m. att orney. Of it will become ,oid designed amWalker aer I'm old enough to shave and between lots 7. I and 9. to. of designating and assigning the and bids or to reject any or all bids and built by Maths Yacht was elected. ,ccordino to law TUSKAWILLA. as recorded in Plat toning classification of P Building Co. of Camden, N luica ttt' cshlskers to prose It. Jersey Board of County fl,stv'd Marc h 4th. ttcicA I, Page 5 197% The Circle commemorated i Residential District as said and with a diesel engine built by and L' doing m itu thing." Commssloncrs 5 WillIam Barney Brinson 3) Thal cef fain right of way lying classification I% described in the General Motors 10th anniversary by paying It's a symbol of InEast of the Golden Rod Road bet :oni.'io Ordinancc's 01 the City of and the short title of this Proceeding Chairman tribute to Mrs. Cecil Tho lr'stgamcnto Anne,o *ten Lots 3 and 20. TUSKAWILLA, Longwood. Floridi, to wit, mas, dependence, and in some cases. is SANFORD BOAT WORKS & Or ATTEST Alert N I itt as r ec orded in Plat Book I, Pa ge S one of the organizers of the it's dinarace No lIj and as MARINA, MARINA, INC., a Florida Cor a decoration tint' amendled and fly: Arthur H Bcckwith. Jr AttOrney for 4) The entire length 01 that c er tain Supplemented roration, Plaintiff, s G. DAVID Circle in whose home the first Clerk urSlgeousI% confers Cum Testarnento Annc*o UOfl right of way lying be tween LotS 21 The present toning STEINMAN. Defendant, and these organizational meeting was classification Publith' March A. It. 1975 710 idwarcls Building, arid 79, on the North, and Lots 61 and of Parcels I and 7. save and himself. presents Command you to ap except DEL 1). 1975 Sanford, Florida 37771 held. She later became the first 59. on the South. TUSKAWILLA, as the South 200 feet the-cot, is P pear and file your Answer or DEAR ABBY: What OIIC Publith March II l 1975 recorded in Plat Book I. Page 5 Residential District. pursuant to the of defense or pleading with the president of the Circle and the ttüng most flF I it ost inspires you to Sl The entire length ofthat certain proviSions of Ordinance No 290 of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for first presdent of the Deltona write? right of way lying between Lots 24 the City of Longwood, Florida, the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR SemlnoIeCounty,FIorjda,ar Garden Club. And7S,ontheNorth,ar4LotSS$ancj present zoning classification Of the a copy thereof on Plaintiff's at NOSY IN N.J. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tOrriCy. ROGER I BERRY. P0 55, on list' South. 'TUSKAWILLA, as South 200 feel 01 Parcel, .land? it B COUNTY, FLORIDA. Threcothercharter members lIE/sR NOSY: The Bureau of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP rp'r in Plat Book t, Page 5 1 Business District, pursuant to CIVIL ACTION NO, OrawerO, Sanford. Florida l2ltl,ori 7S-100CA-201 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE or of the Circle present were Mrs. Internal ltt'senut'. 61 That certain right of way lying the provisions Of said Ordinance No, before the 171h day 01 March, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Mcl,.ain Post, Mrs. Logan Reitz between L ots 21 arid 27. and the 29001 the City of Lonqwood, Florida • D. 1975, or otherwise a default IN RE: In the Matter of the Adoption CASE NO, 7S.JH CA-04.0 Golden Rod Road, TUSKAWILLA, and Mrs. Harold Swank. Also, The Public Hearing will ix' held in of: yiII be entered against you 1)E/sl :\Hll 1: 1 prepared l In re: The Marriage of as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page S. the City HAII. Longwood. Florida. on JANE I MAP IL HUNT ER. a minor WITNESS my hand and sealol the Mrs. Lemuel Charles, an t1Ult', loveR dinner parts PVNNIf i (I UM)Vopo l , 71 The entire length of that certain the 14th day cat April. A I) 91S. at (lef k of the Circuit Court of, this 13?h Pi'tt.Ofli A if' honorary member of the early 111%.sclf. %Vl' right of way ling between Lots 47 's 7 p na or as soi thlfeaftef as day of February, A D. 197% NOTICE OF days. AndM,onfheWet.andJ?,and$7,on possible, at which time interested Arthur t1eplrte(l, they all thanked H Beckw,?h. Jr lIlt' ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS RICHARD C CLEMMONS, the [act, with the ecrption of the par'ics and c iti7nS for .ind again' Clerk of the Circuit Court lntirivetI.ttiut hOc 'SIifltk'Tmu flit tfu',t',ira I f'SI"C (:t koad. Tu.AW'LLA. itar Cropesed ,in;i',,it'n j )1 Ih Li llian T Jentos TO. LIPi)A A?4?4 if[.L)l( thiin sc as. NOTICE OF ACTION OS 'ecorded in Plat Book I, Page S puty Clerk will be heard Sad hearing may be Address Unknown To RICHARD CIEMMOPIS it a That certa i n right of way coitinued from time to time until 'Flit' next morning, each c (Seal) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that he Faddress tJaikraown lying between LOtS 7 and I?. The final action is taken by the City Petitiorrs ROGER I BERRY Periwinkle Circle telephoned to tell me agatn hos incU herein, WILLIE you t: P10111 lED that TUSKAwILIA, as recorded in Plot Council Attorney at Law M HUPITER nd GIEPINA Ac tion few DiscoIuton of Marriage members listened to Mrs. lIlUch they L'fljo)ed the dinner. Book 1, Page .5 Tht% not ice shall be Polled t th e HUNTER. his wife, have tiled Post Office Drawer 0 has been filed ,i(J,iiflSt you and you Marge Clift of Deltona instruct repeating tha' compliments SI The entire length of that certain Sanford. Florida 37111 City Hall within the City of Pctiti3n in the abGve styled Court arc reOajired to right of way lying betwn Lots 3$ °°' them on miniature flower .ibout the 1ld, tit'. Publish' Feb 15. 75. March 4. 11 Lonqwond. Florida. and in three (3) for the adoption of the ViInOr child written flrfriit, if ,t. ,j the eastern and othrr rr. ,?la7 1' .mnd r',1ml i1rrangell3cnL '°' ilL the home of .\Uti. I had liii help. ,iIii) tht'ri' M t3r,'n. nI . of n PU bcundary bring the weMcrn c or ner pubiihed in The Evening Plerald, a tommanoed to serve a copy 01 y ou Mrs. r firm of KORMAN & BRAVO, p Kenneth Hoyden, aS pleni of cleaning up to do hostess, lirip of and LotS 73 10. newspaper of gtneral circulation in written defcr..rc, it any on or before PlO F Iliotaway 131. Ionajn.'d. with Mrs. James dough, as co. alter that party, and I scas ver TUSK AWILIA. OS recorded in Plat t City of Lonuw ood and Seminole the 4th day of April, 1975, on Wallat e Florida 327w. and liIc the original Booi I, P S County, Florida, Once wtek for t F Stalnaker. Jr • Petitioner' at hostess. 111111h annoyed ith those unwith the Clerk of the above styled 91 The entire length of that cef consecutive least four (1) concut,vr eks torney, wSe address as it Office Court .t th' Seminole County 1lt'('(Sary calls. Each one right of way lying betwetn Lots 36 prior to the date of the Public Drawer One. Casselberry, Florida, Courthouse', Sanford. Florida 37711. ta lked lot 15 IIIII'IULL'S to half an and 37,on the North, an LotS St and Hearing, the dtc of the first 3770, and file the FICTITIOUS NAME original with the on or before April 5. )975, otherwise on the South. WSKAWILLA 15 PubliCOtiOn to the dote of the last Clerk of this Court ritht before a Iuon'ent may be entered Notice Is hereby give'n that we are hour, and when the' % all against record" in Plat Book 1. Page 5 Publication, both d4fin inciLsove, service an Petilloner-1, .1tio.r ne FICTITIOUS NAME y or you for the rclief drillandird in the engaged in business at 4fl Cedar finished, tii lfla.rfllflg WLS 4)fl Notice is he.eby given that I am PERSONS INTERESTED MAY shall not be less th4n twenty eight immediately thereafter, otherwise a - ' 4;.;.. I • City -": . I ' • Here are some of Americas lowest pnces. Nova" "Coupe CheveffeAl%"bu 6Sedan 4 c :- . . 1•. S 5 I t 99 less less -- i• 1J - than the newest compact from Chevy's nearest sales competitor. I: 1 39HUM' ---- a. ' than the base mid-size model from Chevy's nearest sales competitor. (Malibu 6 Coupe $547 less, same basis.) ice Classic Coupe less ____ . ;.. 35iess ; . - '• 1 WI. Bel Air 2-seat Wagon' $ than any competitive, American full-size car. - 17Q '' '. less - :1 -. .,.. I , 'I than any competitive, American full-size wagon. than the most similar 4-cylinder hatchback frorn Chevy's nearest sales competitor. 4 .. - Ve" $ 164 less 'I Legal Notice - - Legal Notice Legal Notice ' '., Impala Sedan Legal Notice _ i'.. I .. - l37iess • 11 than the most similar model from Chevy's nearest sales competitor. than the most similar model from Chevy's nearest sales competitor, ' ______________ a Ba 'J cum par; 'uin of Manufacturers' Suggested Retail Prices. ow 6a makes sense. CHEVROLET MAKES SENSE FOR AMERICA. tflhnJ c. ' It - MY d- at m - ' ial youve Qmem your et 11" 9 VA"'. J Notice Petition SemnoIe County, Florida, under the 77r_ 7 IM F 1 ff ' By George's mustache Legal Notice . Monza!,S!"Hatchback Coupe N-%s Tickled ma bit than the most similar model from Chevy's nearest sales competitor. Not RAW 1 Sedan 296 -•. -- r"••' . -J __ ____ _ . AN D I L A I- A I 10 V F . SPECIFILI) (Seal) Board of County CommiSsioners' of c,;r,& (r,tity. Florida By' Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Posted in ItW Are& to be (on%odered for annex a tion nrad toning at least fifteen (IS) days prior to Ine dAte Of the Public Hearing ()ATtDthis 771h day of February. A fi Onnie P. Shomate, City Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish March II, $915 of the City of lonqwond. Florida Publish March it. It, 75. April 1915 DEL SI DEL Clerk By Joann K Hare for wir relief petition demanded in Itir mid Cni)rf nn Ph of March. at __I' 01 WITNESS my hand and the stAt 01 the Court at Sanf or d, Florida, thiS 291h day 01 February. 191% (SEAL) Arthur H Beckw,th. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Co1,rt By Elaine PiChA. de DPI,uty Clerk . PubtIb March 1, U, IL 35, $; DEL 17 Isclitifts Nome of HOME SWEET HOMES. and fluit we intend in Arthur II Ueckwath, Jr Cler k no the Circuit Court By , Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk ('armine M Bravo. [sq rCgiStet said name with the Clerk of We Circuit Court. Seminole Ccunty. Florida in accordance with the pfOviSiOflS Ut the Fictitious Plr,ii' Statute's. To Wit Section sos 09 PORMAN & BRAVO. PA 530 1 Highway 434 (Cf'iQwri'id. 1l 37750 Florida Statutes 1957 S Jerry Publish Marth II. is. is. AI t. 97% rrl CA Cheryl Fusco 1975 DEK 147 Altanionte Springs 3270$, tile, the Circuit Court. Seminole COuity Ftorada in accordance with h( oviiOns of the I i(titij5 Name i, 58509 S Loult Lang Publish Feb 75 MIrth 4 ii, tg, l'75 DEK 146 I kit it ssiis i''i 1115111 tictltiuus name of PENLO PRODUCTS, ed that I intend to register Said name with the Clerk of Statutes, To wit Sttiu Florida Statutes 9s7 risco Publish - Feb 75, March & I t. St . totally till' ii .,,IIJ (Ilk' ____________ __________ UPIDE RWOII LO 0 _____________________ Al o.' IlKOil' Bra still of era Cirdit 0 mi C.atmabPIa,t,1 of Cowan's Underworld IftW Firitil Sani.rd Ii'4 Ii WORLD o iLI n �- 28- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. eg L al Tuesday, Mar. 11, 175 Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. MILLINSI ANTIQUES A NEW !HOP IN CASSELBERRY Wicker Dining Room Suite, 7 Pieces Chippendale Cherry Chest, c. loco Victorian Sofa, Eastlake, C. 1860 USED FURNITURE COLLECTABLESI CHiPiAI 1 Fi GLASS HE ' John's , Automotive Guarantees '1.39 To '1.99 SUNNYSIOE CLEANERS, INC. TO WHOP IT MAY CONCERN vs 11 N ROSES Notice Is hereby gi v en that the By: Farrell i., Hornbeek, underSigned, pursuant to the Secretary Dated a t Orlando, Orange County, "Fi hib0t,5 Name Statute" Chapter 16509, Flori Statute, will register Florida, February 1), 1975. Publish, Feb 18, 25. March 4, II, wth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in 75 and for Seminole County. Florida, Low receipt of proof of the DEK-101 Publication of this notice, the tic — titlOuS name, to wit. DOVER DISTRIBUTING under w'ich I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND engaged in business at 977 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Altamonte 5prinq Road, Building FLORIDA No. A In the City of Altamonte CIVIL ACTION NO. S-367.CA.05.5 Springs, Florida CITY OF AITAMONTE SPRINGS. That the party lnterflted in sa i d FLORIDA a municipal corporation business enterprise is as follows Petitioner. 5: Robert F. Dower I ood `(ard ji"il hea,d" G 1,; In Full Bloom 14 98 E Can Site LINER AZALEAS 2Sc ci Or It for 17 00 ,"---- .-Go ~~ ___ ' ~~~ At The __ - - - ____ TRAVELTRAILERs& CAMPERS, TOO WE WILLORDER TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS I ~1 1 1 1 Corral Old GardenLand *MIRRORS PAINT *WALLPAPER SANFORD Senkarik W , i ; .. , N-1 V On - I J - __ - lnq~t -. - _I . P* • I . Sanford W- REC VEE SERVICE : . __ -r DATED # VI— ' I 1 ficaFli0iT__ NW a 7:1 I" i , v1 ç'____ -- - 7)0 Magnolia Ave Sanford __-- -_ -_ . R~, w -~,U Fertilizers NOTICE OF ACTION TO. P.'ARI'O r nu CC; w YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for diSSOlution of marriage st been fUnd against you and you are required to serve a copy of your vnittifl defenses, if any, to it on '',It FRED H. CONRAD, p'titloner'% attorney. whote address s 100 North Highway Il 97, Castelberry, Florida 37707, on or hetore April 3rd. 1973, and filC she nriqinal with the clerk 01 thiS court ether before service on petitioners attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will be entered agalnt you for the relief demanded in the petItion WITNESS my hand and the seal of th-s Court on February 781h, 1975 -!(rcuf Court Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. AS Clerk of the Court By Cecelia V. Ekern As Deputy Clerk I'WIIFPED H. CONRAD Attorney for Petitioner 100 North Highway 17 97 CJlseltwmry, F Inrii-jiu 37701 Publish March 1. II, IS. 25, 1975 HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE 1 - -:" ______ - '' TO ____ ', - Gun Shop - _____ - . Irma 'S I The Firing Line 1.4 In K. I . - Boutique , - - '- - DEL - 14 - :,' - 2"T\ '... . ' .- CIVIL ACTION NO. - THOMAS .1. SNYDER. ANDREW FARNESE and GWYNN REEL. Plaintiffs, 51. BLAIN NASOPi! and PATRICIA "PAT" TODT, formerly known as PATRICIA NASON, Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO. BLAIN NASON (Last Known Address) 76 Faxon Street Apt. 10 Stoughton. Massachusetts 01070 five -"_hfj7,I cuts 1 4 k ' -4 - Uia&la Ctaicea -, BCE TURN/TORE — wa hi, eum - . tiresome . . treatment. of -.. - t-c - wear . "••, - -. GardenLand Says -0- ' - ant Pl 'IFJ 11P%J G d - ,.' . - ' - . . . - ., . - - - - paratrooper .. ---- . . * - ' in . - "-- .. ' — - .-' - . ' - ...tn.n. •pfl;, - Range 79 East, Seminole County, Florida place of residence is as follows H. Richard JOhnSØfl 616 East Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs, PARCEL II The South 18 feet 04 tPPi tdotm l fe,toftM West $6f,of Block C. l'dtiathenf IS rered in PLat Book 12, Pages 64 and 6$, Of ?P• Public Records of Seminoft County, Florida, PLEASE TAKE NOTE that a Dectara'onef Taking has been flct In the bbOv %tie Cause by the Petitioner, CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, for condemnation of easements in, over and across the several tracts of land described in the Petition for the purpose of inItblliflg and maintaIning sanitary sewer trunk tntrrCrptor syStem in th* City 'i4 Altamonfe Sp4'ings, Florida. end Seminole County. Each Defendant is hereby notified that flu, Petitioner will call U for twang before theHonorable VOIi A Williams, Jr..oneof the judges of the above styled Court. on the 31st day Of March. AD. 1975, at 11)3 am, at the Seminole County Courthouse, Santord. Florida, '5 application for order of taking heretofore filed in th,j cause. .II ,,.•.,i_• .,. QJflCI' -, ,,• ,I •I.i.. ...i -_ CU wn -interested parties may appear of the ,,,'• v*, •yi o L A HEARING AID r Ask the man who wears onell -,rShip of "INSIGHT" is as r - - - - - follows: i FREE HEARING ii HEARING H. Richard Jo son ii 100 Per Cent TEST I ?IIIJ H NO OBLIGATION it is my Intention to apply to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and for S.II REPAIRS frvittomm. Ottwr s.' svat,si4I " . . Sen,lnole County. Florida, to - — '-JJ BATTERIES, CO;'' reOt't'r the Said name of IN '57 [,Amio SERviCc . -. SIGHT" under the provisions orCALL "O. ' Section US 09, Florida Statutes, 'en 320 S Hw WIT-NESS my hand this 17th day 17 & 92 GEORGE C. HEARN O February, 1975 (Seal) . I ' ING AID CENTER . H Richard Johnson , . Sworn to and Sub%cribed to by H Richard Johncn brfri' rut this iltri . day of February, 1973 Joyce C. Arnold Notary Public State of Florida Publish Feb 25 March 4. II, 18, 1973 IN THE CIRCUIT 44 " EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ,., • CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE V , 1) I v ( . ;.. COUNTY, FLORIDA . i,., I CIVIL ACTION NO. 75 364 CA4S.8 , DIVISION B 4'_ ,:i,,, -g "a.,.. _ er In rill the Marriage of: ,,,... _ . corn Sandals and BALES, '- 202 S Park Ave, AUTO INSURANCE LOW RATES Year Olds SR22's Filed 1624 EZ Payments Opeit Daily 9.5 " . For Quotes CALL 373.7710 ''. ha ... to Fl make e very Everything step of summer a , - - -, Sales Service Parts -Accessories Horse & Rider II " 4: ; . A \ 1 10099 i Dill Clerk . 1 , '4' 4 - gifts. -- -. ..- -. / A _____ i BOLENS " A full line of mulching mowers, tractors, tillers. Accessories & equipment. Ifl 11 ____________________________________________ I t--.-- ----- f Rider ___ -A-. - rililim. 71M -M ' A accen furniture S I CL JD0P i ~iz I 323-1640 I L aq i Includes all - Great for any large gob. John's Automotive , , SANFORD 323.8580 '-' r model . 2513 PARK AVE & - 409 folkcraft . assor t,ed iJCISP.els iso A Gourmet F ..t - , N capz lamps B C R fabulous Bolens tractor with tiller pictured above. The £ $4995 - =--= S tuart gCOCL11 III taut Rbnoi. 51u,rI Oi$j'!' - '- Cooking and Hobby Classes siii - PO -, Philippine imports ;'I (J 840 wait Horse " -. -i------ $*ngsttICidmnhr a powrfuIjsuni , Wits clianeil • Lloyd s Bicycle 0 Ak y .1:9 _________ ASK ABOUT OUR U40 k. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 831.2285 39$ LONG WOOD PLAZA Hwy. 1792 Meet Your Longwood Worst Enemy - Visit Our WHITE IMITATTION ION OE?iME . u _. 0 1 ADV. _________ _________ JOHN SCHLENX - AHEAD" TIMEX REPAIR CENTER Baby-powder sand? Beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see? Reefs that are a million years old? You will find them all in Jamaica. You will also find sets of tennis just waiting to be played, and golf, on a championship course ThE FRIENDLY STAFFOFGARDENLAND MAKES IT A PLFASURE TO 1)0 Bt.SINESS ThERE it to r) TOP Pat and Harold Hunzlker, and the new employee, Gary langley. BoTTOM Greg Hunzlker and Reese U. GOOD YARD Seminole Countys Only REPAIR SPECIALS. s; !II Kactus Korral - DEK , I. SALES & SERVICE FOR Celery LM,lionvifl. - ' -' a BINGO FEEDS ' PuhlIth rell ,i. ' March - - '' . - TANDEMS .3 WHEELERS ----- n nlrvri I tO SPEEDS. UNICYCLES for the breeze. j !975 rL,. " - Fri. 94 Sorry Closed Sat. ', ,, i At Horse & Rider you'll find the quiet friendly atmosphere, combined with the smell of tanned leather and sued es, as Inviting as you will their selecti on of wes tern wear and — I,. (l t, c JOSEPii DAVIS. NOTICE OF SUIT JR., aHorney for Petutunei', Office Box 1130. Sanford, Florida, TO BERNARD SALES Residence unxnown 37771, on or bCfore the 78th day o, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Mal A 0 1975, and to file the criginbl of %i written defenses action for Oitsolulicxi of Marr.a' with the Clerk of Circuit Court of has been flied Igatnt you and you said Court either before Service on are rf()IIredfoservea copy ofyor ,'r t.'n rfri I p hi' MOhCIi 1L1 .ianttl rrrd.ottly thereaftt, I shOw what right, title, ifitf'tttt or lien you. or attorney, whose address Is Pt an f you, have in and to thC Off ice BOx 7779, Sanford. florida cxaperty described in Said Pttiti, 32771, on or b!fore 11* 24th dly of eud to show cause, if any you have March. 1975 and filc the ofrmnal with the CItek of the Circuit COurt of why Said procerly should not be Sm1noI, County eitherbefore condemned for the uses and Pote5aS$tf forth in the Petition filed service on P1intiff' attorney or herein. 'ft you fall to 0* so. a default immedtt,iy thereafter. Otherwi ,, default will be enter ed against you 1I h iunfirf'd ' for theref:ef demo relief ?tr Prt,.n mptbint or pr1tn WITNESS my hand and sei t WITfdESSmV,n,j.nd,heSMtof tig Court on the 71St dCy tri Is Court thu 70th dey of F )rUhry, February. A.D fill - , " - B&zik Age4(cj time and ptae designated and be BERNARD BALES, Each Defendant is hiretty and get acquainted today. denLand they have something A dealer for inyIand a nd new to offer customers, among Chase and Company, Gar. with expert advice. denLand has pesticides arid Now Is t he time to plant, f er tilizers needed for a healthy, plant, plant, and GardenLand ha rdy, produ cti ve gar de n They has all the things you need to have new Kilgore seed planting plant. They now have in stock guides on hand which are a 'b gladIola bulbs, caladjums, treme ndous help to e ve n the roses, vegetable plants and most experienced farmers. And dflflUbll. Also new Is a supply of the almanac calendars are lovely cactus plants ready to pick up Don't miss the red hot sale on Now Is also the time to fecazaleas at GardenLand. They tilize your lawns and citrus are offering gallon size for, trees, to help them look luscious mosia azaleas for $1.25, and this Summer. linear azaleas to for $2.00. GardenLand carries three Watch for herbs that will be well-known brands of knives for coming soon to GardenLand. your selection-John Primbte. GardenLand Is the largest Schrade Walder, and the world retail seller of bulk Seed south famous "Buck" knives the Of Jacksonville according to latter two carrying lifetime Harold and Pat Hunjiker, warranti es. owners. In a ddition to seeds and [_ Planting a WIN garden can plants. GardenLand carries an be practical as well as good, extensive lire of lawn and healthful exercise. Help lower '.i garden equipment; decorative .: your food bill by planting a wrought iron plant hold er s, vegetable garden. GardenLand boots, hoes, rakes, gloves, soil will supply everything Pest kits, planting soil, peat necessary except the effort. L moss, sprayers, a nd fertilizers, v" .....i.. 41.a iuia W-1u DO 1110 ti' Harold and Pat ve e a new healthier and happier for it helper at GardenLand, Gary ADV. I , T I Religious Articles and Gift Items. Icons, Missals, Relics. Statues, Medals, Rosaries, Papal Blessings, Candles Catholic Bibles, Vestments, Holy Caids, Altar Furnishings, INT''15 STA I I - 831-0025 j% P4 ~ 1111_ _ , MALLHWY. 436 The Termite how about a course that winds Its way through waterfalls? Or, If you wish, you can sail over a glassy sea, or eat in restaurants where the food is incredibly delicious. You can be as formal as you wish and you can do it all in Jamaica I I The Caribbean is a popular destination. Re Serve now through CA. RIB8EAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO, INC., 57 North Orlando Ave. Tel. 643.20. Open 9:30-5:30, Sat. 10.2, Let us save you time, money and aggra vation. We plan cruises anywhere in the world along with all other modes of travel, It N o 1: 'Ii, WORKER - SOLDIER - / I- / f ~r T-P I. "., , *4 ) % 4/ - 11LU I. ,I#I %, \ ' WINGED REPRODUCTIVE QUEEN DID YOU KNOW THAT: Termites damage S times as many homes as tires? Termites cost Americans over $500,000,000 a year? More than twice the damage done by all tornadoes, hurricanes, and wind. storms combined. That-your largest single investment is your horn., S. That most people have fire aid storm insurance but in many cases they neglect to safeguard their home against termites. Don't wait until costly damage is done, call us today for a free termite survey- NO OBLl,A.TION. Our employees offer 91 years of combined experience in all phases of Pest Control, Travel Tips: Most convenient for - ravelling: A universal tdaptor plug kit that :opes with every sort of tutlet you may en 3228865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. , : ' I Sanfords' Oldest and Larne,t -- Comoany. ' 1 . . - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 4431 In re the Estate of: WILMOND D HARRISON Deceased, FINALNOTICE Notice it hereby given that the undersigned will, on the 19th da y of March. 4 0 1975, present to the Honorable Circuit Judgeof Seminole County, 'lorida. her final return, account and vouchers, as Ad mlnistratrix of the Estate of Wilmond D. Harrison and at said IiiiiC, then and there, r'aPe All ;.'c,'4tiOnfo the sict J.-;e ,t t-rp tettIc'm"rt Cf her ,ctmnislrat*on ct Said estate, and for an order discharging Valdee Harrison as Such Adminlstratnix. Dated this the 101h day of February. A . D. 1975 Valdee Harrison AS Administratri, Of the Estate of WIlmond D. Harrson Deceased C. Vernon Mite, Jr Of CLEVELAND & MIZE Attorneys for Estate P 0. Drawer 2 Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish' Feb IS. 25. March 4, ii, 1975 DEK 107 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH :UDICIAL CIRCUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO, 75-410. CA-20-F ADOPTION IN RE: Adoption of KEVIN PATRICK FRITZ ,ini KEITH MICHAEL FRITZ. Minor' BY: ROBERT DAVID FRITZ. TrIer IN THE CIRCUIT COUPT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA - ' 71t_i4* I 1 _ -- '. f'r II(.'jtufi, T# V,JS o " TRACTOR CO. ir FICTITIOUS NAME td0tiCC 'S heri'bf ijwr'n thI I 'aQed In bus i ness at 2617 S French Ave, Sanford. 5em,n!o County. Florida. under tht fiCtit', name of SANFORD RADIO & C. Ii CENTER, and that I intend to register said name with the 'lerk jf the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the Provisions of the F '(tt'Oij5 Pi,jrri' Statutes, To Wit St'. PCi'Florida Statutes 1957 S 0 'i'I Wil5c, jr Pubis' f it ,1 ;1r( V .1. 11. 197$ DEK 98 - Plj ' NOTICE UUDR FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN it hereby given that the underSigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter US 09, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of p-oof of the Publication of this notice, the tic ti?iOU5 name, to wit C H Thomp son & Asspelatj under which I am engaged in business at Bldg igit Metionville Avenue, in tne Cutr of Sanford, Florida. That the party interested In said business enterprise it at follows: C. H. Thompson, Jr. Dated at Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, February t)th, 1575. Publish: Feb. ii, 75. March 4, 11, 1775 ii io, IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF GLADYS P BUCCIP4I. WIFE, AND MARKO & BUCCINI. HUSBAND - - N1. I ___ . ot , . I \ --- 2311 1st. St. 323-4711 : M - 7 x Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 75-415 CA-0'.D Glass & Paint Co., Inc. Ph 372 4627 J -PI, FdJTO PARTSk, ' ._l . Legal Notice •, 1,r Every r'uf,se HITCHES OF ALL SIZES c ,,:1 '00~ 611" _ ~'~ Z$ :$:! Save At I i at Alternonle Springs, "41111111i ,___. -_ 1, ~_~ . # 1011, M I* MI 11~! -Sleds -111111~71111111111111 M Ill , —ik14 .Jill , _ , _ V " --,-q -.-I and Seminole County. Florida. February UT7 -1 . I , , ~ -_ 1, utt Out . . .'fe Itlildi) Fe e ds I . I 4 , . . I ; i _Ii~ T 11 . . , 71__ ~ _ : '' ,.. _. -_ I I E=, 4 . I - a OH'. ! CHRISTY DUDA LELYt Im rtBaby ChIck', i, 5 4 Po l CHRISTY, hit WitC. WILLIAM 0. 197S or. 4411C Horse Care Items O'DONNELL and And ELAINE DEK toy Tac I ,, - --- O'DONNELL, hit wife, and FRANK !94 , %& -%-v-- % - ~ ~Au - __ ---_ __ W NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE I— i* 1 Pet Supplies W. CHRISTY, INC . it Rhode Island I A I . __ .A . .k NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that C'poratIon. Annuals by virtue of that certain Writ of Ph. 365.3248 Vegetable Plants Defendants Execution issued out Of and under Route 426 Oviedo AUTO PARTS the seal of the Circuit Court of g i .46M ___ LAWN & GARDEN ' mincile County, Florida, upon a NOTICE IN EMINENT AND ACCESSORIES 0 fit Judgment rendered in the EQUiPME;T DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS WHOLESALE . RETAIL IN THE NAME OF THE STATE aforesaid Court on the 5th day of mm COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. OF FLORIDA January, A D 1975. in that certain I______ Case entitled. CE Building Phone 322-2624 10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Sanford, Florida , 1117111111 '. CERN - And to PtOdtt, Inc., a corporation, alig a The following named persons Plaintiff, - vs KingSwood Estates of ________________________________________ and parties who are believed 10 be Rrowar. Inc.. A Florida cot. • cration, Defendant, which non resideqtsofthe5fa,eof Florida. • _______________ Cute, Stylish & Sexy and whose last knowr. ,laces of aforesaid Writ of Execution was — cluttrIal Park. $tSR 46 _____ Wigs can make the residence are as set forth below, and dtht'er5 to me as Sheriff of JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE HAS MOWERS ll 1, Box l2tC, Powcr Court all fprcs Clar.ci Ff ANY NEED m . thrjgh and !,;ncte County. Flord,j arict I P difference in you, 4 Sanfor d, Florida 37771 under them. toacthpr 1A.1h th. have levied upon tht toiIown ' I PlcIuredabovegJJnpergoerofJQhflhIAU(OmOtjs.c a Phone 30Sfl3.1747 ve respecti parcel numbers in which described property owned by I A subsidiary of Layer Enterprises ;.; a Spring is here and it's time equipment to fit the I they are alleged to be inte,e5?edKingswood Estates of Broward. . individual finish mowing, until now. A safety step plate shows the Iii, for you to prepare for "a good needs of all customers, large da Inc. a Flori corporation, said JOHN W BARBER ' With fertilizer prices up so operator where to stand when yard ahead" with a visit to and small. property being lO(t(d in Seminole and MARGARET H I 1 .. . -- , ,dramatically in the last year, using the recoil starter. All S BARBER, his wife County. Florida, more particularly I John's Automotive, 2313 Park The Bolens Mulching Mower you can no longer aff or S I d to lose controls are mounted so as to described as follows -. 2000 South Each Street INTERSTATE MALs. Ave. Sanford. cuts the grass, and cuts and re the natural nitrogen nutrient allow the operator to conrol the All of lice furniture and eQuipment ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA , 436& 1.4 a John's Automotive is cuts the clippings into tiny you have been throwing away unit wlttrnnt lvIng the handle. , . locateo at the defendant's place of . • Altamonte SprIngs 831(35* hadqurtcr for C.ons, pdrlkIe$ that It blows down Into with you r grass clippins. The The riding mowers all have OUSInISS, KinQswood Estates Of COMPLETE GUN REPAIRS Irma Orimo, owner Open 10 a,m,. original self-propelled garden the lawn p.m., Sun. 14 _____________ Browird, Inc. at 17 Robin Road. out of sight, You Bolens Mulching Mowers safety Interlocks to stop PARCEL I CUSTOM BLUING £ PLATING tiller and the first compact havenograssbag -toempty, No recycle your grass clippings of Altamonte Springs, two ( 7) brown The West 10 feet of the South POLICE WEAPONS OUR unauthorized use of the mowers , tractor. This is the equipment raking. No windrows of clip, and put the desks. one 2.drawer and one 5. the SW ' of the NE ',, the NW SPECIALTY natural fertilizer and to turn off the blade of Section 22. TownShip 21 South, drawer,One (1) NCR Petite (adding -... that will make the difference pings turning brown on your elements back to work on your operation when the operator .. Range 29 East, Seminole County. machine) No. 21$971054.14409.1. botween struggling to keep up lawn. The lob is completely lawn and save you higher leaves the mower. Florida, one (1) Cr nib, two 4 drawer file , tr b,,, with you r lawn and garden finis hed In a single pass. Th is f er tilizer bills, as well as the cabinets, one (1) 1 shaped desk Bolens tillers are available In Work, and keeping ahead of it. dramatically the time it time and trouble of applying the drawer, brown with bl l JOHN B CHRISTY ack, seven (71 ' NEW PARTNERS AT HORSE & RIDER smafl sizes tofit the needs of the John P Peters Come In And 1% the takes to cut your grass. artificial nt'trl?icn. chara, atsorteo. one Ill paymaster and EVELYN CHRISTY, .,, ( LOTS OF OAK ' home gardener as well as Slt Ung owner of John's Automotive, end Kirby Grant iSky Klal "C" What We who by the wily Because they are small, (l, his wIfe and other assorted miscelLanea,s Bolens mowers are available larger m od buys his dduds from the Horse & Rider. Last but els for 'arger plot-s. b not least is Tnz Ie,(betfam and were formerly located at inch In length compared to 1'-4 Into the size to fit your in. CHESr.WASH STAND IBUFFET / office equipment. 516 Reservoir Avenue Have To Offer amilyy mare. "t CHAIRS *ROUND TABLE Tillers are essential in All merchandise being Stored at CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND 102 N. Maple In Sanford for over inch for the a'.'erage mower), dividual needs, from 18 and preparing the soil and mainAt Altamonte Garage in Altamonte t New 8 Used Furniture-We Buy8S,IIneOrAHosofvl_ Say pardner' There's some to come In and visit with them, a year. They moved into their the cuttings from your Bolens 72" hand propelled models, to Springs, Florida and the tin FRANK W. CHRISTY, INC. Furniture & Glassware cacti, and fine pottery, from dies, bridles and blankets can CUT. CL RL. CONDITION present spacious facilities Jan. Mulching Mower disappear the large riding mowers able to taming the seed bid. derslgnecl as Sheriff Cf Seminote C 0 JOHN B. CHRISTY new hands down at the Horse & The Haleys are no newcomers Mexico. Cactus makes unusual be found along with feed for all 70, and are now equipped to down Into your lawn where they handle the mowing John Peters was born and COLOR.COURTESY Rider Western Store, 2858 S. on the western scene. Living in I County. Florida, will at 11:00 A.M. $86 Reservoir Avenue "-\ plants which demand little kinds of animals, of raised In Sanford, and knows offer you even better sefvlct, quickly decompose Into a parks and estates.needs Bclens CONSULTATION.CONVENIENCE CRANSTON. RHODE ISLAND on the 17th day of March, A D. 1975. Sanford Avenue, Sanford. Osteen, they are avid horse care, and reward their owners ETHEL BART than before. 137 S. HIGHWAY 17.fl the needs of the Seminole COOPERATION offer for Sale a n d sell to the highest nitrogen.rlch mulch that feeds Mulching Mowers not only cut Coun Kathy, Sandy and Dinny Haley lovers, and can give customers with unusual growth and With western wearing ap. 831-JM4 .l BETTY SMITH CASSELIERRY, FLORIDA They are the on ly Boiens the green back into you r lawn. the time it takes to cut the ty bidder. for cash, subject 10 any and H believes the PARCEL II pa , bought out Duane Harrell's first hand advice on what's various forms, popular. you dare not all existing leirn, at the Front vw, Interest in the store and have what, dealer in Seminole County, and Uncollected clippings from a grass, but also cut the amounthatillers you needtractors to take an the ss 'the g hi dud Now Is the time for horses to The South 1$ feet of the Noah 100 (West) Door of the Seminole County joined Bill LaBree in owner. chose Bolens because they regular mower stay on top of of injuries be ca use of built-in Rider. Be a utiful I Complete 8uutyCare Duane Harrell still owns the receive their shots for sleeping feet Of the West $6 feet of Block c. Courthout. in Sanford. Florida. the believe in the qua lity of their the lawn and turn brown and safety features. toil out ..., lawn a 607 W.2SthSt. ship of this fine western store, unusual Kactus Korralt, at the Because 00 flits bYLee Miller Pool and Ph.3n4711 e SANFORD Weathers! icid as recorded in Plat above descr ibed personal property. sickness, and also to get their I product and f ee l that it is the unsightly. When t hey do work fully enclosed I d The Haleys would like to same location as Horse & worm work this i and chamber, golf gogg§Nv cutting . I -u-u-WI i-u u-u-u VoloolvINNO i. eggs others, for men, women, boys Bo Waolens " I?, Pail 44 45 thi Further information available from best of I ts kind available, & Rider down into the lawn they form a there Is no debris discharged summer. invite all their friends, cow Rider. He has lust received a Is the pisre to getHorse cuts the time Public Records of Seminole County, the Civil Division of the Seminole L ynu,,tr horc and girls. I denim and cotton •.,, ..The Bolens line offers a full mtf 4 , It pokes, tc' and western because they 055. are no f1',lrg cbjetts. They mU iimve adorn Florida. County S?,ertfl's Department, All • V lovers new shipment of gorgeous racks. care products, Beautiful sad. assortment of mulching too long to break up quickly. fully ba ffled all-steel decks to , jo t;:r; iitsvtj Cl 4-411, Stop In at J oh n's Automotive m ow ers, tract ors and tillers, That's why bagging or raking For you r foot stompin' feet, Ill The unkr..wn assigns, suc- Attamonte Garage, in Altamonte protect the operator from for "a good yard a head ." Horse & Rider has Wrangler complete with aCc..ssoriej and cessors in Interest, trutej or any Springs, Florida, has been the preferred way to placing his feet near the blade. ADV. and Tony Lama boots. Tony Other parl.es claiming y. through, That Said'sale s be'ng made to Lama is noted as being the under or against any and all Of the 56?isfy the terms of said Writ of Execution. above named corporat,ons. whether Cadillac In bootwear. John E. Polk, Sheriff existing or dissolved, and to all Your head should look as persons and parties cIalmng or Seminole County, Florida good as the rest of you, so adorn having any Interest or cLaim as Publish', Feb II, 75, March 4, 11, owners, mortg.ge,i, judgment I'll ' itinB5$etsoflorAmeri ca nhat creditors or lien holders of, upon or DEK-100 These li nes are available in oil ar against the parcels of land ens O't I t I sizes at Horse & Rider. / NOTICE OF INTENTION TO hereinafter described: We've all heard the ab- combat rising economic, Sanford has away to WIN over REGlSTF FICTITIOUS NAME "4. In the gift line, Horse & Rider brevlatlon WIN f Langley, a former :' The undersigned does hereby used over and problems. But GardenLand, rising food costs. Plant a WIN ,,) PkRrEI, I carries a full line of leather over agaIn In an attempt to located at Cirilty ?PUit he Is conducting a the service. Gary is en 1400 W. 1st St., garden now that will give you . . purses a 0, aII hand and billfolds, bus nest ,t Sanford. Florida , undtt thujiastic about his job, and - — '. 'the West tO feet of fP so S.o'h t,aniIkl. ..I.livin ' -. InC .-. delicious '3 iIi!J tItOUIIIJI --•.•• "'c Ii(fTO4j5 name or "INSIGHT" snows it in his willingness to the SW 401 the NE ' 04 'he NW ' the saving you money. — jewelry, belt buckles, lighters andthat sa,dfirm i% composed of the he lp and learn Come on down ci! Sdiøn 2, Township 2) South. following per'a Everylime you visit Oar. etc wtose name and and -- Tuesday, Mar. 11, 1975-38 Notice *ART SUPPLIES *GLASS -" OPEN DAILY 8 AIM 3P.M. 1400 W. First St. Ph 323.6630 ,~* at I Sales, Service Acceuor,es There s New Hands I .. ,SZ348580 'it i;; I A AZALEAS ___________________ /Il ~\ 'L Motor Home I : ____________________ INAmnn 44 ,_.~_ ~p1 ,. I '1~ 4'e--:P~, Complete 8347072 IMile South of 4U an 1?42 In Cassalbiorry II ,~ T1 .S--' .__ %0 : CIO '' JOHN W. BARBER MARGARET H. BAfUUi, ts - NVEASUIN90AMUM Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOtCc' is hrreh g'n I aili NAME STATUTE in business at oil WOodIinQ 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notices P reby given that the Place. Altamonte Springs. Seminole undersigned, pursuant to the County. Florida. under the fictitious er name of E. .1. MOLONEY "FICil'"O VS Name Statute" Chapt 86509, Florida Statute, will register ASSOCIATES, anti tha t I intend to register said name with the Clerk of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and for Seminole, County Florida . the Circuit Court. Seminole County, "On receipt Of Proof Of the Florida In accordance with the PrOwsioni of the Fictitious Name cjbl#cavi, of this flotiCC. tt; name, to THE ELITE Statutes, To Wit Section 865.09 CLEANERS under WhiCh we are Florida Statutes 1537. E. J. Moloney enQarjed in business at 19 South Old D ix ie Highway, Feb It. 25 March 4, II Casselberry . PbIi 1973 Florida in the City of Casselberr DEK IDi FIorla, NOTI CE UNDER FICTITIOUS That the party Interested in said busineji is as follows , NAME STATUTE - Stepfather, NOTICE OF ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS TO; ROBERT FRANCIS BRODER, whote residence is Unknown, but whos, last kno'*n residence and post office acfdrr"u was in Maitland. Florida. more particularly, ir, careof Mrs Virgini a Broder (Mother of Robert Francs Broder), 1140 S Orlando Ave., Apt All M.aitland, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Petition for the AdoptiOn CI KEVIN PATRICK BRODER and KEITH MICHAEL BRODER, minors, has been filed by RODER I DAVID FRIT? mhe Said minor children and tt'.Petitioner, Perein, In the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida You hereby required to file i the office of the Clerk of the sa-ct Court, in the Seminole Count, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or before the 2nd dt-y -I April, A D 1975, your written objections, if any. And also serve a copy of Same 00 CHARLES N. LANE, Esq, 314 Metcalf Bldg, Orlando, Florida 32801, Attorney for Petitioner herein: Otherwise this matter Will proceed asset forth in the PtIi?c= for Adoption filed herein toward tlegal adoption of KEVIN PATRIC. BRODER and KEITH MICHA[ BRODER. mnors. by POBEli DAVID FRITZ, their Stepfalh WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on the Thh day of February. A D 197S and PATRICIA "PAT" TOOT f.k.a PATRICIA NASON (Last known Address) Route 2 Oran, MiSsouri 43771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tat been filed against you seeking to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida: Lot 25. BLOCK "A", BRAP4TLEY SHORES FIRST ADDITION, mccording to the Plat thereof as recorcted in Plat Bock 9, Page 11, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida and you are requlredto serve acopy of your written defenses, fi any, to it on Robert W. Lee, Attorney for Plaintiffs, whose address Is3SWest Pine Street, Orlando, Florida 37501, on or before the 21st day of March, 1975, and file the original With the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Seminole County, Sanford, Florida 32771, either betori service on (SEAL) Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately Arthur H Beckwith, Jr thereafter; otherwise a default will Clerk of the Circuit Court be entered against you for the relief By Elaine RiChdr,J, demanded In the Complaint, Deputy Clerk WITPdESSmy hand and Ipnesea,of Publish March 4. II. 18. 25, 1975 this Court on the 131h day of DEL 13 February, 1975. (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk of the Circuit Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. By. Elaine RiCharde CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Deputy Clerk COUNTY. FLOrIDA. Pobec?WLee NO, 7S257CAO5O 35 West Pine Street Orlando, Florida 32101 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Attorney for Plaintiffs TGAGE ASSOCIATION Publish : Feb. 1$, 75. March 4, II, Pti.nt.tt. vs D E K 04 FRANK M PEALE. ef at 00 MdA nI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE TO DEFEND COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 'S-IN•CA49.G TO: FRANK M PEALE and W. 0. UNSWORTH BUILDERS, JANICE PEALE, HIS WIFE INC., a Florida corporation, Residence Unknown Plaintiff SUIT TO FORECLOSURE PUPERT B HARTMAN et vi, and MORTGAGE E','IIL C. KIRSCH. You, FRANK M. PEALE and JANICE PEALE, his wife, and all Defendants those claiming any ight, title or NOTICE OF ACTION TO EMIL C KIRSCH .ntpcest Ill thrOugh or under you 1117 North Lorel are hereby notified that a complaint Chicago. Illinois oSi to foreclote a certain mortgage on OU ARE NOTIFIED that an thefoItowing described property, Ic ,ht.on to foreclose a IT%e(t'uipfli('5 lit Ait on the following property in Lot 33. Block 1, HEFTIER Seminole County, Florida. HOMES ORLANDO, Section One. according to the Plat thereof, as Lots )0arud31. RANDS ADDITION recorded in Plat Book 13, pages S TO TOWN of LONQW000, ac cording to the plat thereof, as and 6. of the PUbliC Records of recorded in Plat Book I, page 16, of Stminol. County. Florida, a k a 2Cq the public records of Seminole Brighton Way Casse4berry, FIred,i F ic'icta, tOQC?hCr .sth P,ln.i and Furna ce h,iS been filed against you.and YOU located therein and thereon; are hereby required to serve a copy has been filed against you. and you o ',Ouir written defense's, if any, to it are required In Sctve A coiJy of your on MARC L. LUBET, Esq., of answer or peadng to the Complaint LEVINE & COHEN, 1310 CNA on the Plaintiff' attorney. Tower, Orlando, Florida, on or PATRICK MCGROTTY, 1430S W before March 76, 1975, and file the FIrSt Strut, Miami. Florida, and original with the Clerk cA this Court file the original answer or pleading in the office of the Clerk of the P.ther before service on plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, Circuit Court on or before the 3lsI Othrr-wite', .5 default will be entered day of March. 1975 if you fail t du against you for the relief demanded $ø, iudgrnentby default Will be taker, in the complaint against you for the relief demanded WITNESS my hand and seal of in the complaint thai Court on February liii, 157$. DCPIE AND ORDERED at San Arthur H Beckwitp, ford. Seminote Counly FIrd., th. Clerk of the Court ;itt'i d.sy Cit I i!)'U.ir - y. •* li I,', By. Lillian J Jt'nk.ns Arthur H Beck*,n' Deputy CIeth Clerk Sem,rwjte' Cu-'', Marc L Lubet Circuit Court Levin & Cohen fly Joy Stcki-s Deput, C1e't Suite' 1310, CP'IA low-er Orlando, f-ia 37501 (SEAL ) Publish Feb 7$, Match 4. 11, IS. 191 .. . [w i. : ...a . .s.. are n - , u .. , , = Rf �-I I I - - I •. .--, --. .----------. . . .. -- --- .. . -- - - . - - - - . . - • - - . - - . ..7 ' ) -, _ _ - -- . . .- - -. - -.- - - - - - - _ - -: -- -'' -- _ . ' -- -. "" ' . - - _ - - -- " . - - I. ii. 197S-4B _Jue;day.Mr. BEETLE BAILEY IELLO,ERAL W? JJE c4LL. tiE Z4-~~?~ I t-, , 1 ,_11 L -1 I C p o -. , "''',,0 -#k '' 1#; o 0 W93 , i103 I WE WOWT g,kVE CUg&E? ,/ ANY P6t.EM 11NG OPE. WI-M "THE FALSE CREDITS CARPS HAVE 'TO DO NO -, - - r_1_1)A_ I r~l- I %% rtl i - 1111 is- 4. . , . Pass 011 - Iiss '. I - PN. , _; , ;" I k V%) ____ IA I'lass 1A as 1'ac Opening lead - 3V ____________________ 3.04 ' ' ' i- -$ III ~ . 641AD16 OLL A&? \ \ \ m' . 40V D4 D '- - ! 4 Pa."s I A I'ass "Certainly, I keep money in • l £ up with the ace. Terence Reese asks. **What A - Bid three notrump. I ou are ter% . ,ArII prepared for a heart fe.id, iout should South do next?' FUN/IY BUSINESS ! LLT,4.6 SACK)~ I qusiui w;m CASH.' - ~ By Roger Bollen r, CN sECC~,Z pur M IN -, CiA.IE ~ I F jC4_e - _ . hire Freeman several months contract with the county Freeman told The Herald most vocal supporter of Kimbrou last night also Freeman's rates are $25 an that he was sure that Marsee Freentan left the motion to indicated that he would never county would not be billed for hour. would not bill the county for the die. vote to pay Freeman's monthly Seminole Coupty Corn- the transition work. But Freeman told The Herald same conference. But a flhisSioners last night - minus a fees because he didn't approve "It's well-documented on that '1 never agreed to that," in representive from Marsee's KiIIibrO u 'h ad nii1te that vote that probably would have record when we chang of the way the attorney had ed at- regard to not charging for the law of fi ce said they expect the on ce Kwiatkowski returns, th decided to the contrary vo e been fr.red. The night Freeman torneys t ha t it woula not be transition. "It's dumb," county to be billed for majority of the board will no had claimed then that the I , ' . :i ' ______ .' - sugar bowlt Sugar is I to hold back one-half of the costly to the citizens of Frmansaid, "Youquadruple sersices. doubt vote to pay the entire was appointed permanent A legal fees requested by County Seminole Cou co un ty attorney, Klmbrough A"t nty," Kimbrough your hours by doing the Corn amount eqed by Freeman. and Ki brou 'h Williams had left the and : __________ Attorney Tom Freeman for his said. "Iliere are a lot of research yourself, instead of (it full month of work Williarns also rapped the total meeting in protest before the inissioner Dick Williams moved ' tharges in vo l ving transition talking directly with Howard amount of the payment 'The s When f withhold conthcted " to t he by $5 , 9 36 entire9 bill Commissioner John Kim conferences between Marsee about cases and other county ' llowed argument of those corn t Herald today, Freeman f F I a11 brough, who Initially asked that and Freeman that were In. business. the $3,000 payment aftei- missioners who voted to hire chastized newspaper accounts . no payment be made to dicated would be (lone at Kimbrough said that "1111 be Freeman said he would have Freeman as that he would of the contmulng board riff over a financial rip-off it we have to Freeman for February, said the Freeman's expense." save the county tnoney over his appointment as And, in inutht r a l t ered [)ay I rciiian ilkr sst. alrea dy trouble a ttorney had bilkd U count) Marse At an aserage of ,o0O yellow journalism" It comes for transition work done with motion that did not pass, paid Marsee for the same in. payroll without 'payment I a month, annual fees would be former County N, , 4 Attorney Commission Chairman Sid formation." In addition, Commissioner Mike flat- $72,000. Kwiatkowski had "and its like kicking a dead % Howard Vitilen Jr., voted to pay the Kimbrough said that Slarsee's taway initially asked the entire previously L argued that horse." Asked whether he February bill except for the firm of Pitts, Eubanks, Rs fee be paid, and was supported Freeman would save the county wanted reporters to supress ximately 10 hours that and Rumberger will surely bill by Villilen. But the abience of 17 per cent of an estimated news of action taken in an open Freeman commissioners who were charged for the Marsee the county for the "transition" Commissioner harry o,0Oo in fees that Maee public meeting, Freeman voted to terminate Starsee and conferences by Freeman. By meeting with Freeman. Kwiatkowski - the board's would cost the oounty this year. much too expensive to leave in a place like that' ' hold Q • '1 A I You lgotji~ Lia V r, -, /3-1/ t %A Id Herald staff Writer J. I missionH o s Freeman s Fee 8Y BILL BELLEVILLE 3 -.1 11 EioS%e%(rtect did leada heart t 60~v C0 M .~ I .. . South North Ft Pals I 4 ljcs I against any lead but a heart. niom y 1, I . _______ I Ii T Four heartsssht1s in easily / - ______________________ 'iiii' The bidding has been l' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents r I IV March 12, 1975 67th Year, No. 174-Wednesday, 11 t I -/I Ft teiiilil I I club to durnmy's queen and ttrI F& / North A ./ '' or six South scores h. 10th trick and contract Si &i . South . ___ / ') I ~r~ I he ruffs in on dummy's club ace .iii'r s uIrn'rbIe POUND! - P, .... WArT RETURN! IS ' THE APPR3ACHING MATER Th- I .0~1 6' 1 ! he leads a dub to d ummy 's ace and ruffs dummy's last club Here again East is helpless if ,t 7 6 5 V \ SOMNE WHAT'S S, I .4)1111 _______________________ by Dove Greu. UNIFOMS nNISHED, / so .'q' •h 8 . .."THEY 'RE READY! 0 I I~/ a makes no difference. If East rulEs in any time, there will be no way for o lead a third hin: (lummv'StaSt trump. South's next play is to take . A %Q61 4 MADE - I , - ALLEY 001' rulis 'ides and _____ 1 '' i "1, C' -A - II%USflAIDanilJitSlp%(uIW '\ \ Cc Ss AND I T " G! ~~ ,-7 by Dick TUrfl,, i. BRIDGE, AT __ My DIP 7? r CARNIVAL WIN Mort Walker . ' 1tL 1. C - - i ~~ ' Before you go ant, further see _______ 9__ ___________________________________ Li . 1 1~ lk , - 1. . ;7-_ P~ ~ ,.. _ A i DOONESBURy n 'k~ 6 7~ J % . I ~ 6q~~ 1'(' I- ( 1 ( cHf -.. ,. ~, i - 1.1 it, " ~J SAY TRATS -I ~ r,, -I I . I - Is 1 - Ii - -i --- --- 1_1 f ' I LOSE SOME WEIGHT OESSET I t_ 4 ______ ~ I In fl I I L--. - r ,;~~sw A I - I P, - , 7111 q- - I k ', -- -- - flOE5 UA 1 ; I ..- ,~) , ç WE'S I 1~ I . I 1, I~ I ~ r 6 . . - -_- - i , - - - COMIP.J& _____ --.--- 3 . I /I -' • 1 i !I 1 I -. . *9 _ ~ C ,I I ~_ lzz~~~ I %~ 4~__ " 11E~ ( %_ 1' 'I (*-.,/ , A, ft - I II I L' _1 ~'- p -_ J TASTES OL D SOCKS IN - "I --' i/I. cQifERWIj.t,B r;~~_ - I 5.11 P I X & IT%UST8Q EXCUSE W • f I •SOCKS EST -INGiPiG OYES? Ti4iSTOVE ft - ,',I'll 11 • i I I / A I / Iii I / ' , le' ' ___ ) / ___ ____________ I' I f ' ( : 1 I MAIN- ' .. PC5 It -r LEK & MEEK '. -- _____ - - - U w• b V Ho ie Schneider - . .i - " I I., -- - _-1(;i9k it,',f i ,~-ka __ I -. .- _. ~, 1. : 1A - .! 1' __ ~____ - .. - -- .- - - - __ - - - - 1" I II w - t - 4 - - -- r, . i I _ 4±~V 1 - . - ' ______ FRANK AND ERNEST . --4 . ~_I -_.. .P I I I~ - I I. Lt . 1 ~§ / I- ~ 11 -III] ~1 ~ 4~~~___ L I,,- SHORT RIBS N*VING _____ __________ -i i ,, 1i - - - 11 ( -f -y.7 1 ~- - - - - ! 0 £ o oYH I Ill , ____ I Wow Ai J1 4 L___ - - . _. -1 - --.* ~.. * . - 1 -, A7 .1 f#4AV11F -- '• • I ' 12A I. li~ _. IV ' . I - PUPILS TOUR Complete weather deWls on. - recess where the old and new sheriff's department buildings meet at an expansion joint on the south side is where investigators believe someone 1-clim. bed" up the stucco wall and squeezed ftough a narrow wall opening to pass contraband through a catwalk window to prisoners. Assistant State Atty. Bill Staley charged Blackburn *,got '• -_ - 1 - - S -- ________-- ough a rear "sailly-port" gate at the JaiL Seven per3ons, Including live jail Inmates, have been charged with carrying tools into the jail to aid In an escape or forcible rescue of an inmate, conspiracy to commit a felony and carrying con. traband articles into a county detention facility. Mrs. El&ine Edge Clanton, 24, and Mrs. Mary Jane Shazer, 2D, both of Apopka and wives of in. circuit court Monday on the makes as a secretar) at possible" to present a reoccurrence smuggling of items into the count y jail, Polk salt 20; Roy Brown Clanton, 28; It - Roc Ray Darneli, Marion le Core), , and r Blackburn's 23-year-old also, I I Polk confirmed the -wall I climbing' incident in mates, face arraignmen in were sad about one-third of the way through, a Sunday, March 2, following upward. Brown splotches on the stucco were also the smuggling of the saws into the jail. - - - - - ' I. parently the night of trail of footprints leading - ~ - Floyd Jo:d)n. discos ered that sheriff's had dusted the exterior wall finding a - charges along with Inmates Lawrence Grant Shazer, Polk said the escape attempt was discovered March 3 after "several" I in vestigators 1 .iI _~ - - - - 7 _ . t connection wi th the atI tempted Jailbreak after I e.r - _ %-W :,.-wvr:qg -it ___________________________________________ : SJC ficiaI3 said yesterday. .--- Needs - . V_ --- President Earl close to the figure state off Icial doled out to the college for this - _- s operating budget 3 , ri. 'I iIi1i11i =-_ -_ - I r.z - - %A it i 1 l ' I $147 million - as outlined by Earlier ttds week, Weldon Trustee Thelma Askew -the school still will be told The Herald that he Owsn't disagreed with the purchase of forced to operate with higher tenyorn the the stage use was a one er number of staffers at the bid Item and she felt additional operating costs and fill with the college. bids should be made available same amount of money that Education Lommisslone- for Purposes ofcomparon But Askew's $4.4 bilhon budget was in last year's budget. Ralph Turlington had requested school officials assured the So, Weldon and school of. $l million to rm the state's board the one bid was because f or fiscal year 176 comes to less than the $46 billion that the ficials are working on an Junior collegeL Askew came only one company chose to hid state will spend this year -and austerity program Though still back with a recommendation of And Mr Carolyn Stenstrom this year's sum includes cuts unfinished, Weldon outlined $1479 million. School offi cials rehngulshed the chairmanship, Of Approximatels, 60 Forest City Elementary School thIrd grWers averaging 4.3 per cent after some the areas school of. had anticipated a minimum of seconded a motion by Trusteo went on a field trip to the Seminole County Courthouse to see how hard times slashed anticipated ficlals are loo ki ng at in hopes of $130 million Miae to purchase the courts are operated. They are shown with their chaperones state revenues by $232.2 saving moneY. 'I"he final figure will be some stage and it became property of outside courtroom nhere court was in session. I Iil1l.sil. will ty Of conire ,' betwen SJC. - - - handled mesh will be totalled in the ope ning "as soon as Herbert I indse of Franklin N are willing >to t property for security appeal nd . the jail. Some transported prisoners normally are the butlng design. A steel Blackburn has appealed his daughter Mary Susan said she eac used by anyone entering the court her husband no longer south Seminole home is mortgaged and subject to federal tax liens but friends including a be IW week approved Polk's request to purchase a $1,750 metal detector unit to be installed at the first. fl oor main jail en trance has any income and she manages to survive or, what she Mrs Blackburn said their est cannot "cemented up" because of Orlando's Mercy Hospital. HARLAN 1)1BUlt opening Mrs. Lucille Blackburn told . Florida's junior colleges, which concerned" and is helping be purchased by the library and portable stage for $4,36 It will lien broken down, allows initiate cost cutting measures, money will be saved in the print arrive in t ime for this year's Seminole Junior College (SJC) Is x1t 2- .It \ TL that a three-foot wide burn still has community ties in Se mi nole and he should be freed from prison on bond pending the appeal court decision. - Weldon told the school's be asked to travel less, less what Askew pro ,w t board of trustees yesterday this equipment will be purchased, [louse decides and the final year's budgeting is chock full of audio visual equipment pur. figure arrived at by thie Gov. Askew's budget mayks, but he also mid the chases will halt, staff positions Also at yesterday's meeting, allocates about $147 million to college's faculty is "real may be fruien, ft!wer tx)oks will Lrustees voted to 'purchase a - k on the case. He argued Black. seen, indicating chemical tests of some type had been made at the location. Po sai d today that not nfl the smuggled items in over the wall. "Some items apparently were brought in through the front JaU doer," he Herald Staff Writer %. .. _ Polk confirmed reports skew Bu et Near :;K1 1 1. . - \ I appeals court sM hadn't ruled A _. - / In the low to mid Mi. Lows Page 5A. * L ~. ~ . - . _-_ . - I . Imma ':'. 171 ; tonight In the low to mid ~_ '-;!. V Yterday's high low this mong 62 Mostly sunny and warm through Thuda y Highs - V. - . W - -, __ - sl . . %'EATfIEIt V ._13 % -: ., - ~ Wonen' ~ - m_;___z - L . -# - - - . l torney J. Cheney Mason said yesterday after five mon the and a 24nch crowbar got a second-floor cellblock occupied by 18 inmates. into went out and hunted him down and put him where he mot to stay.It Appea at =f z _. *~tw-3-Jn an-fewtm atkmpt -c' C (Ner t6 wall.11 Previc,usly Polk had declined to say how two complete hac ksaws, blades Court-appointed defense at. Lonviction in the Lee case to the is willing to pledge her home on sick" and hasn't worked in a Fourth District Court of S. Rio Gra Av . in Orlando Ir 15L . - convicted. It's not a respect for where W 7 , I ___ 6_" -_______-~=__ ~_-----11 -_ - & ~ -_%.- :.- - fW- , m ) _____ ____ 4MAL t-t-.. OIariS A # ... 10A Dear Abby ................l / I Florida with two counts of sale, one count of delivery and one count of conspiracy. Ga., ___________________________________________________________________ month. !-.r ~iW_l 15F 3 dt: M. comment, however, and authorities said he "has been - I f Lee wasn't available for dercoser agent lie is charged additionally in ____ by Frank Hill ,~t:~,_ I Florida to surrender on the Florida drug 9A - i L - --~~ in Cambridge, Mass. last month to an un- Comici L J ' - Berry said plans to have Loudd return to ,2A I I toda) by the Herald in authorities said he is a Sunday jailer at the Cobb Count) Jail Calendar ............... 1 I I w_. .-. . d , 1~ - . ~ I. e longtime lieutenant Clyde Lee in a Longwood telephone booth le survived and as located Marietta, - I- connection with a June 1971 assassination attempt on his Iudd at that time Iudd Is charged with distributing cocaine 19 : ~.' . - , Ir.r , ~ , .. "-a i to 10-year state sentence in said Bern said a grand jury is expected to cons ene in Boon toward the end of the .10 ~ r ~ ;) I Berry would not comment on reports Utat !..A ,_%rI ~ , ml I . ; sentence He u now at Ike Butler servi ng on a six months (mall) returns to Florida month and could return indictments against index . __ . __ 7 T I I ) -* L ' __-_ ,P L -- Z I ___ -.. .1.. I I I ~ %I LEAVIAJ -L, &I%V, &,;r F year gambling and income tax - I t. more than two years of a 2 Berry referred to the fact that bonds charges fell through yesterday when it became apparent it'tat federal drug charges - Blackburn received a federal parole March 5 after seming totaling O0,000 had been requested to detain udd for Orlando lnestigators I I , ~ft ( -' I Berry said he would also represent Loudd in defense of the state drug charges when Ludd I 1111110111~21 " McGregor said yesterday, follo%ing a two-hour hearing in chambers, It I would rule by noon on bond for Blackburn. But this morning a court source said McGregor was involved in juvenile court trials and the Blackburn ruling was not expected until later today. trial on April 14 In Orlando. Altamonte Springs to Boston. "Let's say biat t up in the air," Be - -_ M - -T. -- central Florida gambling czar, on appeal bond. state charges of embezzlement of state sales tax money from Blazer ticket sales. "And I expect we will ask for a change of venue on Owt charge when it comes up next month," Berry said. The case has been set for Berry said. I,There Is some question about the bond the Orange Count) people want Rommte to post After all, these are not murder - I f - -.- Robert B. McGregor was scheduled to nile this temoon Berry said he would represent Loudd on suit might be forthcoming in this matter," I cha rges" _____ Seminole Circuit Court Judge Harlan A. Blackburn, former I ; some of ed ina the county jail at Sanford Wt weekend and :contraba nd 0 - Deutsch said he had reason to believe ldd would not be treated fairl y in Florida The attorney said Loudd's life had been a nightmare since the Blazers ran into financial problems and suggested federal authoritie-i should look into what has happened to his client In Florida. Florida law enforcement officers. Loudd surrendered yesterday in Boston on federal drug law violation charges and has been released on bond by a U.S. magistrate. The Altamonte Springs resident and ex managing general partner In the defunct World Fooftll Uague team Is wanted on drug charges in Orlando. Berry said Loudd would fight removal from Boston to Orlando by Orange County authorities to answer the charges filed a ga inst udd over the past weekend, Judge Willie Davis approved Loudd's release yes erday on $10,000 personal recogn izance and later ludd posted ,000 bond on the Florida drug-related charges. There is good chance that a civil rights Sherf John Polk today reluctantly confirmed to '4' - Iudd, who has been told to remain in the Boston area, would move his family f ront • - _', .1'.. , !, I '- - Crooks & Lawrence ', By BOB LLOYD Iferald Staff Writer Td I .. -ig -_11% I A j! i - - 4% . 4- Smuggled Items Came Over Wa Blackburn Freedo-A Rul ing Is Ex ec ed . and fight them." t IT/ . I - ____ i . " AY5 PROTfTIvE A1R. - - I!, by Bob Montana , _______ .. I !'W&Ly FROM -ritAr TASK FORCE ?4E-AZ . -1 I I A I . ;0 :0 0.0.ro #Y - - I , by 0. . . ~; t ; ft &Z-,%_- I.. . - A CAPTA IN tACV , - - _/ I ( .lil I , 1I \ Ik I 0% . . I I - " 0% .0. 1 - - . ~ .. 4L Lt "4 er challenge Roger Berry, a Sanford attorney representing Loudd, mid such a milt might be filed in federal court by a Boon la wyer to it, ,,.~ .J AMiUTE I ' - dw . I _________ IVI .i _____ . _; -_ -;) football player. .0 ; ,/ ~ I r Ofl morning until after he decided to surrender there," Berry said, Looudd's Boston attorney, Robert 1. Deutsch told newsmen in Boston Ludd "will defend char ges brought against hi m" and "We will Indicated today the possibili ty of a civil rights snitto "prode relief" to the exro(eonal TRY LIFTING I May 1 rfilght b6 filed in Boston against the 41-yeardW ex-foothaHer. "I was not in towh with Rommle yesterday mer Florida Blazer executive Rommle Loudd , ARC HI E 10,4ACk. O GE T`7111,* l WHILE I/A ALEP CRU MMY, AND CRAVI WI F L' READ ~ Declaring their client Is beset by "an l visible hand in Orlando," attorneys for for. k T by Dick Cavalli 70 101 FZLS *4 ØIR fly 1-1 .; y \ / II S~ # ISA WINTHROP I _q By GLENN MkCASLAND Herald Staff Wrille ir 9 by Al Vermoor ,.-- o- . -'111~~ : A* - -T4 DATE, . I IA A' • D orney$ ~ ____ - -;. HASN'T ryE% A WeAvy 1.31 !~. ..17, 0 I% 1 ~ SHE WITH us, HOLLK YHOC I Ii ; I~ i `1~ 1 1, --- uN I I 0 ., I 0 - JJ A 44 Suit On Civil Rights il . 130n4 WtS -.- N.- I U 1. 0 -_..'~.' %?~ 1 \ Ii r - F. ____ He added that almost $120,000 "Sometimes it takes chIldren private society in 1971. has been raised for the zoo at to wake up adults," said Airs. The zoo's director, retired d our thousand poun s of chk Ic en, Ryan this tine- well in excess of the Peacock. "I really feel guilty Rear Adm. tsl1e J. O'Brien, $89,000 goal for completion of now for not supporting the zoo." said a veterinarian Is monitor- - ___ ___ I li, - . I - ' Narro w ope ning givesceilblock access .,- ' by 1. K. Ryan _______________ .I nett and a,.variety of other crease its $M,000 annual con. feed them, but because it does banks to buy food for the tributiontothe zoo. The zoo was not have the money to build new animals s uffering In that city's formerly operated by the city :. rim % I. --, TUMBLEWEED - 60 4 - reason why It should ip the where we can't com." he said. reported. the first phase of the new Curator Doug Dean stUTW Ing the animals daily to prevent future, said Central Fur1da According to Ryan, the local "In addition," he added, "we Central Florida Zoological heated cornmuaity reaction malnutrition. Zoological Society president Zoological Society has adequate have an energetic group of Park. The move to the new zoo when he revealed that the Rations to the apes and other Jim Ryan, this morning. funds raised from admission volunteers working for the zoo "The Jacksonville Zoo must fees to the old Sanford Zoo to who will go out and sweep the Is being scheduled for early Jacksonville Zoological Society primates were incressrA Tues. summer. ordered drastic food cuts for day. I . don't see why It should. Ryan said local zoo officials Zoo, however, and there is no increased, but not to the point I 1; . • . 'd I ___ __ . r / / - ~, - - . ChIC Young # . jj.1- '.. ,' Meantime in Jacksonville, most of the 900 animals last one mother, Marybeth Friday. The Zoo has not turned down Peacock said tier nJr5Prv M?ynr Te d c additional animals during the goup of five children voted w ill -propose that the city In- n daily by local to put their animals on half have not found the cost of rations. rtmdlilg atilillU13 has risen freezers are full of good beef No such alarming situation substantially in the past several to five exists with the Central Florida months. "Food prices have and k - - I . J.0 IN IN cov- ,> - AE4 rrt..'~o I .- I - -- 70- / 1 '\ .____ -- ____ ~~ N -, - I ____ I DONr 'fl-4N1< -' I I _-J 'I % ~X~ I _____ AR / -. 1, . I I I'LL 64AVE ANY - I I I I J I BLO 'DIE ? . X, Z\ . - piggy banks - officials of the Jacksonville Zoo say the) plan tI * .1: 0 . "We have donations of celery, cabbages, citrus fruits, chicken past year because it could not Tuesday to empty their piggy and children are emptying their dition exists In our zoo and I :- / (~~y j',(- b'L I ' I --.. I N L -f 1 I I . ; I 4J I ! 1 I i .; : ape feed its animals, In addition, streets if necessary, to get food animis and must be finding the Zoo receives tremendous for our animals." they just can t hack it, R)an support from local growers Ty / 911r hW_j p- AW7 have a tremendous inventory of ,, by H.imdohl & StoeI . 00"T A INSW =AN IT D41! LOOK - . I "I GRP!L4YSOTY % 'i" ) . BUGS B'N'-" I SjpW AL b 0 ! - By JEAN PATESON Women's Editor '1951'% -) I Ii - . fT Ir / Central ::)o erme n oo _________________ -- \ I . .1~i I" by Garry Trudeau by Lorry Lewis J LO4$ F'ACULTSo SALARIES- Jjl 1 -_ ns"PaPe". PO Box 489. 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J I " o I--_ r - 441" _"Ir~ ,~~ ,, ~ €ncourdgeti cl - , . V \ ,;I TO DO \ Shows said the Florida's in e "ver , 17, -- ______ • . i-- - - -, CUT.. I _____T - FSE WW U - ,, i t AT Cu jl - — F * - . -RVW - - - . f A IlllM - - 0 . dl . ( ___________ - I woes cthtd — i - y 9 the rwtlon' economic state are siggIin to adjust to rntllion, to1 of $981 th financing of what may be the first a unique economic 3ltuatlon mi ll ion, $22 million. year to year budget cut public schools in hichcomnesfl)ejll effects of He recommendation -the first "I think everything proposal includes the lilstory "1 think the legislature will cut bo th inflation and th memory of governorhasjovg thepast recession, of 1212 million of th public school system lietoldtheIawmakersthatf th state officials state government for a 488 four or five monthshas In had rejected new al5o federal revenue sharing funds under taxes the new laws passed adjust and provide esstntial to insure that none of billion budget for the 19776 dicated an austerity program, th "When e 7 during the last session," fiscal year. people are seces within the li mits of the county school districts loses Stensom said. The times demand the most suffering severe economic funds w The budget comes to $ hich are available," money. stringent savings because of th e hardships, it is not the time to And Mack Cleveland , mi llion less that the Askew said that increases in billion e conom y. Snstrom, a former Sinte fonner veteran lawker in t1t t sthte ll spnd this Doug StenstrGm " School Board Atty, consider increasing the amount education spending, which Senator, zaid he would have the Ilow;e and Senate, said h' said th€ must pay for taxes,' acounk (r — in irl tso th!rds hocn and this sear's sum In a budget message In Askew said. y mudi surpri 1(1 if in udes cu averaging 4 3 per of that I tillahL*L all general revenue spefldjg Askew's office recommended legislative leaders, Askew said "W&n families ll across the will be held to less than anything which would ad (Continued On Page 2-A) budget _________ et d use -- SJC'Surve slashed ____________________________________________________ - 10 Cents — ' pleased ___________ _ Florida 3 2 771- Price r. I -. # 1.I % Sanford d T 4l~lill'i'MION, ; H 1 r. — Evenin 67th Year, No. 172-Mondiy, March 10. 1975 Hill anJc Fi ' 2 : - __ - ' .1 ES _rER 'THEM POWN. Xr, - 11.rrrr ,-r-n. r?ce ______ - -. fl.rr,T - 1 f I .. & M — 'snrvw. vc-'-n - '- r ,. -I- R-M - i ____Z4_ -1_ __="' —_T_6 _~ A~ M- _.- -____: - . .-_. -- ,a: - ... __ ___ __ . _= 1- I-.--- -R -- , - __ __ \ -1 ____T ill . ,V __ r.- 11 N ___ ______ __ ____ -- — BYEDPR1CKErr Herald Staff Writer a Auto Dealers Report Sales Drop -Seminole Junior College (sic) will lose their jobs this r( , e gi SJC President Earl Weldon said results of the entire study will be released soon when SJC staffers have __________________________________________________ - i - - _____ _________________ -- - _-- - - -- A - - - — week after the auto in. in Casselberry Sales Manager dustry's cash rebate program Skip Kellogg said, "We're do ig nded, some Seminole County - - r. - Committee's proposal to slash next year's funding by more than SW million. car dealers and dealers around In fact Kellogg praised the nation report a sharp drop Qwyiler's contirutjn re ba e in aIe3 ucti%ity program, a program the fn And some dealers contocted continued, beca use of a large 1loeer %eldon says spending at '-: . the school will be t -V r" TR\1N1 T' DECIDE AOU1 UYIN' YA FER OVER___ sh:5 I- — w ___ KE U UPSY DAISY NEW i • 14I b3r Stoffel — . ___ ____ Melh=daii G\VACIOUS. •,. ___ 1 J - I.Z . -.- . ____ Is I ___ I . - q • r i ?~ . : II I 4i 1W --______ - - , '• • X .- --- 1 - . -1 - , r * - I can c Other items being considered by the study include: - A look at equipment costs to see if some iterns that need to be purchased can be delayed. A glance at the school's "open door policy which completely stopped our indication that they might Jack osser Ford He said car dealers are still - N trustees said school officials would draw up a definite outhne to deal with the anticipated money shortages. — traffic flow. Howil-ver, used revive their programs, with the cars continue to sell," said Lou exception of Chr)sler's which Lucchitti, sales maruiger at will remain in effect until -'.- I Al 9 ;7 r just . , ' . r • 0)t___ . J 'i ;. _________ _\ - I - . .- - 1;z i - - -_ ~* ., sayssas are going great g ;' effort to cut dow, on spending Weldon at last month's meeting of the school's board of back 109 Of still unsold 1974 spring upturn won't arrive this models. )'ear. One dealer, however, "General Motors ;ir-1 FoM uns ry all they want to, but because he still has a limited Chrysler did it to them spin rebate program in effect. one more time," Kellogg said. "The f of the month we The companies have given no -_ le -_1 " 4 _____ • - ~ %-- Z-i:;r 104 - _____________ • , ____ " . _ ___ - ___ vt ONLY T TN TIME WHEN THINGS E SLOW N SRE' ___ U WEALLY PLAY CHECKERS - ____ I guarantees almost anyone with a high school diploma entrance to SJC. -The possibil of increasing student entrance fees as a means of raing additional funds in Pensacola, studentslined up today to protest a March 31. ThemakerswWnotsaywhat waiting for the spring car sales the rebates cost them, upturn to start. LucchitU said estimates put the tab at Board of Regent's proposal to increase tuition at state moti vate buyers, but he wishes million General Motors is the manufacturers hadn't believed to have paid out caW off the program. As for around $41 million and Ford Also at today's regents, meeting was a proposal to it freshmen enrollment. one main 0). 4111 vidon colleges are feeling the impact of the re&ctloil of ________________________________________________________________________ -- HAD O IDEA HE WAS, THAT — c _______ If X, a 'vVHAT'$ THAT. __ WE MAKE ____- .i;'.: - - -. , / I / A. TIME. / IT'S ONLY • - • - - I • - I ; 1m~ - • ___ - J f) I57 - ) 1: • I I ___ I 11 o - - - - X • 1. - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Water - 7 _1 - & Z ;;p %< W 0 M 3R3K _______________ Elio Ar1e YW, mc*i4lule z._~ VJMMERFUL ____ C nei eI' AUD ER( . ___ from fire department sup. - _____ cntly the fire depart. budgeted from city funds 1__. - __ ( --- ____ _________ g' , - C7 ____ ___________________ /1 1/ __________ Jf £ - ___________________ _________________ ' / I I I r. . ' r '- 4 ~ ___ -- ___ ____- -/ : wift ___ _______ Iii E1) - / - III (r . .- Calendar LAI - ) - Around the Clock __ tAAAtJ, 'lWIT 1 ' - - . I • - - 1. iw , - - t - - - / ____ - - - p _________ ' / - - -- _________ -. :-- - -- - - I 1i I A I 1 II ,1 I * -1~ - !_det•___ a•=-=. . • . %- — f, ,- -.a- _-__.-.-_-_-____-_ --- - - .:-' . - come under criticism f rom malprscticolaw sui ts is -- malpractice by 4B I'extvr .said It-tal legislators I I * ' - - ' T__=; fj&=_ . because t of incompetence, not legislators for falling to p3llce public is aware of the neat s ta ying abeeast of medical i profession, progress and being ethically wanting consumer members on through suits," Dexteravailable said and morally u nfi t to be a doctor. its panel and not disciplinin ow -d~ e! jp 44k'~m r 17._;,~_ - -- - • . for not amount of money ( if - 4 -, -- ' - - _7-1 Gunmen Wound - - - • - - said today that officers believe Iferald Staff Writer %i ent toa convenience store and GA had expressed concern about )earAbby foot with an undetermined Depuuessaidthetwogunmen Dr l4imb 3A the increasing number of A south Seminole reaident amount of cash and the two were described as black ma les F4itorud 4A malpractice tow suits hut said wounded in a Saturday nit men 's wallets and escaped with in their early 20's One had on 3 Horosco ..................SA the legistotors have an "open robbery was li Horoscope.. sted in "stable" possibly a third person in a blue, floppy hat, blue jacket and lbs mind on how to solve it." condition today as sherlirs waiting vehicle. maroon or red shirt. me oUr ObIaries Dexter's appraisal of the investigators search for leads Deputy R A Nehu said man didn't speak during the SpOrts i-as county's medical service comes to the identity of his assailants when the bandits entered the robbe, tn%estigators said Tel ision in the wake of the State Board Charles F Dike, 52, was shot house they pushed Mis Dike Women's of Medi cal F ami r asking in the chest at his Dyke Road from a chair onto the floor and \ man was picked up for ' stjonin° near the Dike the state legislature f&r more residence when two black ordered the to men to "get power over doctors so it can males, one armed wi th e, ftedn said today, but It 'i" a downonthefloor'Di "fl' strip Incompetent phyicians of revolr, burst into his home W3 determinedthat he had shot when he rose from a chair Yesterdat's high 70 low this their licenses to do with the robber) about 10pm and hultl Dike, his the guwlicn then went through - -1 - =_ ___ ,4 4 - . ., - -_ - - - - - 1_& - - - __ inornIng 49. Partly cloudy "The quality U health care wifeMary and Roland B. Jones tin men's pockets, t k their through Tuesday. Wa rm er with continues to be first class In of Winter Park at gunpoint and wallets and fled, A Winter Park Memorial officers said, spokesman said today that Dike highs near 80 and lou tinight Seminole County, regardless of robbed theni, deputies after ripping out a telephone listed in stable condition in tiesr 60. Complele wenther this Issue," Dexter said. reported. Deputies and an ambulance f~c vrgical intensive care unit details page 5A The State Medical board has De' tive Sgt Osar Pedde WCR nivd when Jones t the hospi tal. _ - • - _ ___ - 4_ I ' • - TZ.. : - - I ' although ..., ....... 5A everywhere, I don t think it is so Cro!~s~%ordl'ulde,. - - - - - T - ( I, ..........4A bad"inthec3untyandeenl . MARRIED •• • - ____ SHE IUAkrrS Mr:,. HUMoR ! :f g The board of medical The Act now albws the board this morning that medical doctors who are the subject of a examiners is seeking to include to strip doctors of licenses if practice in the county is not as large number of medical in the Florida Medical Prathee they are yictally or mentally bad as reflected by the state malpractice lawswts A I the mention of the fact that ill to the point hrc they "The main problem of the ndoctorcanbeuofjttopractice cannot practice medicine Index a:. - 1 - _______ . - - A# - - Wh'le the accouflnt was aware, he said, of the fire RyMICKEYIJ)flR1GE department fund, "the 1dSf(W'ter benevolent fund is something new - just found out " me The president of the Seminolø iieneolent (ui into which County Medical Society said , - 1 ______ .-. --- i -_ - - - _. - . - - County Medical Care Tops: Dexter F11--i - • benevolent by cities is not an unusual fund. According to ionnt1 fund were delivered to his ment account includes not only although some volunteers assist practice, in fact all of Seminole sources, the police department this morning and those of office the funds ralsW at dinners etc., but the full time paid firefighters County's municipalities offer toward the end of fire department's special fund last year - 1 us unds retw 'ned AAJD E-UTHUSIASM,.. -____ _ --_____-____ ' - ---_-X_k -- I- -, -• = ' L-0 -41- zar_-__ ____ 9 1 6 "~,.3. - k- ens Exami 'O nation were to be delivered by Fire i ys We school is "facing quite a problem" of incr eased enrollments, increased operating costs and a reduction in the amount of money doled out to juor colleges by the state . sa next yearDnbecause moneys I " . Weld moneys gained from the sale of donations sohcited or accepted accident report copies had been A 1 Weldon said school officials should have th e study completed in time for th e Board of Trustees p.m. flietting Tuesd entorjes of mostly small "tins been a drop" in es on models so the firms could the part1ilar models covered crease production and get petitioned cn ff R. F_- ,- pan1cs redu huge and the paid chief. the service for a $2 to $3 fee per decided to donate the money SilSay the money was the FOP last November for The city coundl last Fdday copy. The copies are used for instead to the South Seminole not sent to the FOP. but instead $200. Ex-Police WNG WOOD — City auditor funneled will In be April, audited from Porters and those whose homes voted to audit funds from all insurance and other purposes Lodge, Fraternal Order of was hei'd in safekeeping and Ifennigan Indicated the Tom Chief i tncoption 1, had been saved from soceLCoImcjlajrmnJ.R 00 Harold Hartsock was to begin a Harisock said. In all cases where city Pole (FOP). The department destruction by the department. Grant, saying some city equipment will be turned over to the city, check was a loan to lp comprehensive examination of is used to make the he the t month nce he had not as ye: When the department was the city to Among the benevolent fund fledgling have been "m1sha copies the resulting revenues acknowledge the FOP as organization get i what one city official des(.Tibed viewed the fite department purely volunteer it was (Hed." added "some funds like are turned in to the city coffers. bargaining agent. records seen by The Herald today as the "slush funds" of record Irlsock could not financed in large part by Friday was a check made out (Continued On from acddent reportj should be two city dertmen, In Longwood, however, the determine the extent of this donations. to the city tr easury." moneys were funneled into the Hartsock told The Herald that audit. The fire department is now The sale of accident reports police department's recordsoftheflcebenevolent - - :'- .61 A DTC _ - F red Bryon sales manager c __i -vi . Longwood Audi"tor _ X.11% / ___ i - - — Bryson, who says he's "OPThe dealers' comments lpils in the kindergarten clas5 at Red Hug Femenin School are produci ng their o circus, Umistic," said the program d con complill with a colorful collection of craly clown' gloomy for by OMO Tracy Rusmill and bfltcbeu WMms, generate some sales activity. auto company t t A ,center, left anal ha th ) Mat ew Freeman, Elaine White, Dianna I1ud Armanda Blanco. Teacher's He had no answer as to CLOWNS _________________________________ or aide Joyce Adams I top) Also do= clown costume. I Herald Photo already depressed for 18 by BIB Vincent) If rebates nil start up again. months, would fall even more in At Clarke Cir)1ler.Ply7nouth the post rebate period. — ~ - -- VIMflED - ____ ___ • (R - t. 1 1 A -. -- T' TEkL " 1 i : ,i __ _. . . --. ____ ? "L I SEAT HIM MOST ____ Z-___ % .7 - -, X - I - - ' - - A A HNDSHKE - - - Open tournament official minutes after he won th e rich golfing %eni yesterday at Rio Pinar Country (lub in t)rjndo in Tin, wu 344.Ab and one trophy Miter for his efforts. For detalli w Pit lit ilk riM Ph .t' b ("r(1 'ii %Stl' fill fl I �IA — Eveni n g Herald, Sanford, Ft. ______ Monday, March 10, 1975 - Troy Ray To Propose EMEMEMENN~ Askew Seeks Budget Cuts I ENOWEENOW-M~ Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl, I BRIEF $2 1 Billion Tax Cut Appears FLORIDA IN BRIEF Single License Fee NA11ON IN (Continued From Page 1-A) one that provides essential so- minimum. The only major stub Crimittee. officiaLs are 'lacing up to cia) services, was recom- items requested by Askew were The proposals include raising economic conditions." mended for $16.5 million more $1425 million for two new 300- hotel and restaurant regulation "The way the governor's than it received this year a bed prisons and l6.2smillion for fees of $380000, raising 17 By BILL BELLEVILLE office has done ft," Cleveland total of million, Herald Staff Writer a 250-bed expansion of the million by repealing a worksaid. "That's the way it should Askew said his budget Hillsborough Youthful Offender men's compensation tax Businesses operating in a munIcIallty will no longer be done" provides no pay Increases for Institution. have to buy occupational licenses from both the county exemption, generating 1700,000 Cleveland said he wasn't in state officials and eliminates Although Askew recorn- by boosting corporate filing and the city If a plan by Seminole Tax Collector Troy G. favor of just "Iashing" the merit pay raises for state mended no new taxes, he did fees from $5 to $10 and in. Ray Is SUCCeSSfUl. budget, but favored the Item by employes. He said travel ex- prope revenue and fee ad- creasing court tiling fees a total hi effort to be more "equitable" Ray has proposel Item study and realistic penditures have been held even ju3tments producing a net of of $150,000. business owners In municipalities no longer have to buy reductions Askew proposed. with this year. $3.4 million in additional cow ty occupational licenses. fie will bring the proposal to The Department of Health Contruction recoramenda- revenue. The COt)OMLs carry ethe county commissioners tomorrow mnrnlng. and Rehabilitative Services, dations In the governor's 'jut recommendations of his Accordingtoltay,"Wewon'tlosethatmuchrevenue, ro the largest state agency and the budget were held to a efficiency and Management since a lot of our time is spent eheriJn on complaints" that city businesses are not licensed. "We'll probably en make the difference up by more properly enforcing the law in the unincorporated areas of the county." F Ray said that the need for eliminating the "double rlo (Continued From Page 1-A) ghed i taxation" was discussed trying to make the collection of occupational license feec more eciultablo in the District started. The fund rcords did SIX area." District Six Includes Brevard, Volusla, Orange; M not include any written Lake and Seminole Counties. According to Ray, Brevard agreement, saying the money j5 nitated a similar amendment to its county Feared F re would be repaid. cti OrdIflAlce that would &Imlnate the double collection. Also among the checks were Prior to 1971, the state handled the collection of all ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A had contacted him about taunment standards, and the one for more than $100 to occupational license fees but passed that duty on to local young man who died In an early Corrinti, but it has not been presence of Hennigan, apparently another governments by state stature. morning fire here Saturday "ioo per cent confirmed" that inside the apartment is above loan that also Seminole Commissioners will be asked to first amend may have been a prisoner on he was an inmate. this is the repaid to the benevolent fund that required by , the wording of the ordinance to Include collection In furlough from Tallahassee i1ire extinguisher in worjn second major fire in three years and for painting police cars wiincorporatud county areas without changing the county CurrectionLil Institute ac- condition was untouched in a at the complex. The painting check stub In. license rates, later, county rates will be changed. cording to a lire department living room closet. dicated these swns would be However, no changes can be made at least until after offic official who Is investigating the According to winesses, the repaid by the city, Corrinti and his girl Sept. i, 1975 sin ce that date marks th e end of a collection incident. When Acting Public safety Judy Wilson were visitingfire whi ch began next to a bed period. the back bedroom, was Director James Plelcone1 read Albert Corrintl, 25, was Corrinti's brother Joe a Also tomorrow Commissioners are expected to appronounced dead at 7:15 a.m., Cathy Brice, who leased the believed to be caused by a In The Herald last week that the prove a contract for a 18-year lease agreement with the at the scene of the fire at Spring apartment. Ms. Brice's five- candle that was left burning all accident report copies revenues Sanford Airport Authority for buildings 310 and 311 at the Lake Hill Apartments on year-old son who lived in the night, had been placed in the airport, Wymore Road. benevolent fund, he requested apartment with her had spent Altamonte Fire fighters we The agreement, which has a lease renewal option According to Altamonte Fire the night with a baby-sitter. on the scene tour minutes alter an audit from Police Cornevery two years, would allow the county to move some Chief Tom Seigfried, Corrinti Although the other three the 6:30 a.nL fire was reported. m1ttee Chairman H.A. ScoIL administrative county offices and labs, as well -some of had safely escaped the flee and pep1e were not injured in said today there the An Investigation by that theJa1loverfiowtothetesybrick bujjpi ushered his girl friend outside fire, they were reporteiJy so department, and by the will be no need to audit all city Although Sheriff John Polk had ini tially requested t he the apartment, but returned to shaken by the Incident that th Fir records for the 1973 year, since ey Seminole County use of the entire 310 building to house county prisoners, fight the blaze and was trapped have been unable to supply Department is continuing that audit was done last year. Inmates will only have the use of one floor. AM, those One audit for the 1974 fiscal in a back bedroom. A neighbor more information to in- Samples of material Inside pr isoners will be minimum security types —trustees and hroke out a Living room window ''x estivator* wr froy November!, 172 t ' the on work release. m an attempt to help Corrinti, May was com !eted when ____________ Major tire damage was by the Sheriff's Dene but the air draft created by the contained to the apartment, but Crime Lab in Sanford. bookkeeper Sallye Haislip broken window rapidly fed the adjacent units received fir An autopsy Is being held resigned. An audit of general e and blaze. — water damage. Although tire today at Sanford Hospital to accounts f Scifried said that Correc- codes insure that building determine the specific cause of September, 1974 also nears FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME ti= officials In Tallah.sscc materials are up to con- dea th. cuinpiellun, Hartsuck said. Notice is hereby given that we are Nulke is hereby givin that I am engaged in b*jilneis Lake engaged business at 271 Orlando A Certainty WASHINGTON(AP)— Congress is virtually certain tO approve a tax cut of at least $21 billion within two or three weeks, but the final version could differ sharply from the bill passed by the House. Several senators are pointing to thehigh unemployment rate and urging a tax cut in the range of $26 billion to $35 billion, compared with the $21.3 billion approved by the House. The Senate Finance Committee reswnes hearings on the tax cut today. P Op u WASHINGTON (AP) —The nation's fast-food industry, which has put mountains of fried chicken and billions of hamburgers into paper bags for hungry Americans, is plannIng more outlets around the world for people to grab a bile on the run. The Agriculture Department says that by 1979. eight leading U.S. iipanies expect to have more ULU; 6.4k) iatfo1i oulkis in foreign c:'untries, nearly quadruple those in operation Scientists Dispute Efficiency CHICAGO (AP) — Two Chicago scientists say thcre is little convincing evidence that daily doses of Vitamin C have any effect on the frequency or severity of the te in chemistry and leading advocate of high doses 'if Vitamin Clor treating colds, says the pair has not looked at all the evidence, GOP Displays 2 Parties Former Senator Gurney " ' i b 1 11 • i • = Agendas 4 I 1W 4 Farr To Appeal Rezoning Sem'nol, County. F lorida t Iktillousnamtof 115 Products. and mat i Wind to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In ac - Altamonte - Sanford larly - s v ra Y. Springs - . . HOROSCOPE Ladies Civic Group To Wleet , Co munity Affairs Committee (-'APItI(I,RN * tile reatcr Saniord mber 191 He very careful or y 'u may of Commerce will hold its IM not 1* as ca VIRGo !Aug . 23-Sept. 22) you ay someThir concerning a organizational nizatlonal meeting yourself to behevv. He prepared Your niate or partner will have fact 3 sensitive friend wants tOMOMOW morning at 8: 15 in to treat it more jy a more practical solution to a kept confkjenttal. the chitmber office, TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20i pta.tileun today than you will. AQUARIUS (Jan. Fth. 19I !nfrr':: !r;fl fl ! Fcke ;i ?ek '':t Lten .. l!c:i'n fld ci no tf --' !! ri:' that '! 'lid hv AR IRS , Mr'h 2l-Ail 19 A !uc :red re' Re plan)ou hoix to Impkinern will more fma, but remain hiving Marketing Pro&cts. Inc. this notice tarh claIm o demand TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: claimingto have any right, tti or 46% FuUrtn Arnue r.jct N' 1 tk' fiOtC? tOil bc tr. .lnd I''J n n N' Pt.peIy herein Eimhurit, liin,s 60126 Consmistlon of the City of Sanford. plk.te and stale the place Of described YOU ARE NOTIFIED thet an W44, At 7:00 o'clock P M. on residence and poll off lice &ddrMs of action has b"n YOU NOTIFIED filed against you tor ,1,4, an ARE #C,IonHEREBY to for&clft,l~ mor Mircti i. 1975, in the Ci ty Commis. the claimant and must be sworn to damages for brea c h of contract, and tgage on skin Room at the City Hill!nth* City by the claimant, his agent or liii following real properly at you are 0 Sanford, Florida, will Considtf l0r"Y, Or 1116 SAM0 shall be void. your required to Serve a copy of iri County, FiOtldl: written def 00WIL If any, to it and determine whether or not the Deted at Santorø. Florida, this Gereid Korman, Esquire, of he law 'L Lot 39. GRANADA SOUTH. ac City will ttt, Vacate and abatvton 36th day of Febcusrv, 1,75 cordl t o the Plt theof trrn of tom','tj & np'vo I' A er', rti4 S Prc W 1h&rs!n Cl'beu recc'rt1 n . .ti...,. . CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha. tAP) — Director Lee H. Scherer of th e Kenn ed y Spa ce Cen ter and his da ugh te r %%ere in faircondition today after being injured when their car was rammed by a truck at the center. Pickup truck driver Ralph Fisher, 51, was killed In the Saturday afternoon crash, police said. He was a heavy equipment operator for Boeing Co. Officials said Scherer, 55, has a punctured lung and other internal injuries and that his dau ghter, Mrs. ('andace Hunt, 30, of Annapolis, hfd., fractured ribs. Scherer was showing his daughter and Navy Ens. Robert Christensen, 24, of Jacksonville, aroun d the spaceport when the accident occurred. Christensen was released after hospital treatment for (ace cuts. Scherer, a retired Navy ca p tain, directed the Lunar Orbiter and Lunar Exploration programs. lie came to the ('('flier Iii late January from Edwards AFB, where he headed NASA's Flight Research Center. . __- -. --~ m I =- - . A TAMPA, [Ia. (AP) The stabbing death of a man belirred by 'Is assailant to have cast a spell on him has touched off a police hunt for a man &id his female cornpanlon, authorities say. Asst. Slate Atty. Arthur Eggers of Tampa said David Hyberg, vbout 20, and De Lou Davis, 1, were wanted for questi on ing in conn ec tion wi th the throat-slash murder of Kein.L' R. Houston, 20, of Arlington, Vu. llou.ston's body, stabbed or slashed 13 times, was found a week ago beside a road near Warrenton, Va., tied in a fetal position with coat hangers. His head was covered with a plastic garbage bag and the body was covered by a sleeping bag and a piece of carpet. Tampa police said Bill Isley, 27, told them he witnessed the slaying in a Tampa home last weekend. Isley entered the psychiatric ward of St. Joseph's III ospitalin Tampa on Thursday, police said. r - lil~ WNGWOOD — The request use In installing drainage pipe received from Albert Brewer the rest of the year of 11kW Husband. and LILLIAN A, TO OEL-7 DEK.136 MAYHEW, Wit.. BRADLEY JOSEPH KENNEDY from development consultant tn the Land Av.Qcijoa Dirt Service Inc. noting the Refuse AMENDED Co. franchise LILLIAN & MAYHEW, Ptitlonir, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND David Farr for anflexatlon.and Ttere!ttal fee lstobe paid troan contractor also owes $2,531.97 NOTICE OF ACTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, agreement for garbage rezonlng to tIne district of federal r JOHN EDMUND MAYHEW, TO:ISILLIE,$OEW,fl e sharing ftsds for work on the streets NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FLORIDA Within- i.vlieclion in the city. Post OfIlca B 265 Rwóndpnt.; 'by VIrtu of that Cei1ak Writ of CIVIL ACTION NO. 11411.CA.tt-E the Scirlinsher Property north designedem f* dr$age In-, !hexo)ecL Associated is prime NOTICE OF PROCEEDING Tlpton, Indiana Exicutlon ISSued Out of and under DOUGLAS WASSON , oiSR434 near Range Line Road B.A. MalliTh will 'requat '*it SPATE OF FLORIDA TO: a!etion. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the .al of the Circuit court of P0111O4t, is on the agIa for the city City Attorney Joe Davis Permlsdon tO keep more than JOHN EDMUND MAYHEW, that an Amended Petition for OfWV#CoQntV- Flarlda,uvonafln.I WHOSE flESIDENCE AND Change of Name for BRADLEY counclimeetlngatl:3otcnjght. judgment rendered in the aforesaid BARBARA ANN WASSON, reporting he has filled an ap. two dogs at his 122 CoZD MAILING ADDRESS ARE JOSEPH WIlT to BRADLEY COu?tonth,2nd day of Octob,r,AD Farr presented tie proposal Responoent. plicatlon on the ci ty's behalf Phorwood residence. UNKNOWN. JOSEPH KENNEDY has bt,nfiled; 1i73, In thit Certain ce entitled, NOTICE OF ACTION to build a $9 million office park The Mayor's report will and you YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED are required to serve a copy interstate Supply Corporation. etc. THE exempting from county STATE OF FLORIDA TO: b 'g that a Proceeding to dIsWIUUon o your answer or other responsive Ptaintlff,.ys- Don $ml,p,,Dof.u,vta,,, on the tract at a zoning com. flcitlde the !ITIef 5efld ALTAMi74TE CA°BARA AH!f WA5!04 taxation property acqulivd by marriage P3eadlng has been filed to the Amended galnst you, petition to. wnlcn aforesaid Writ of Eecutlon 80* III mission meeting two weeks the city in 1974. and the short title is IN RE: THE Change of Name U.. HAL H, KAN was delIvered e as Sheriff of Griswold. Iowa S1535 ago. The commission voted monthly fee per home for city MARRIAGE OF JOHN EDMUND TOP. Esquire, Lo.vndn, Periol, Smlnole Counto D. and W. L. Jones advising ty, mlorid Fa, and I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED unanimously instructing City garbage and trash collection is their asking price for 10 MAYHEW, Husband. and LILLIAN Droadicli 1. Doster, Professional have levied upon th, following that DOUGLAS WASSON has flied a acA. MAY HEW, Wife, and these Association. Suite 03, First Federal d.tCrlb,d property owned by Don Petition In the Circuit Court of Clerk Ourde Shomate to ad- expected to be registered at a adjacent to the Keller q presents command you to appear Building. Post office Box 210$, Smith, said pr operty being located Semino le County. Florida. tor Child rertise a public hea ring on the 4:30 p.ni. Tuesday city corn- sewer treatment plant is and file Orlando, Florida,32503. and tile the in Seminole County, Florida, more Custody, ATSWI o. The Sanford City ('' and you are required to lssoe with appropria te notices mlieion public de4enseor pleading with the c oroial answer or other responsive Particu decrIbJ as follows: serve a copy $150,000 with a down payment of tonight will held three public the your t __ Circuit Court In and for Seminole pleading In th office of the above ___A_§ -_ One (I) sent to property owners widdn Chevrolet Truck, defenws. It any, on N ED N. r a In W "aw 29 per cent and nine per cent hearings during their 7 pim County. Florida. am Sam & mpy C4110" W Or Wfore March 31. 1915. 11 Title No. 1971 412"M I.D. 500 feet as required by city e e l weeks agoagreed 34, Ied on the unpaid balance meeting in City Han. tho.i0I on Patftioner's attorney, UfaIItodoso.judgmentbya0fl CS,I.11AUw7 A DAVIS & MCiNTOSH, AttOny for regulations. 7be hearing before with Commissioners Helen annually. MACK N. CLEVELAND, JR., of will be taken for th.r,Ii,fd,fnanded (I) 1947 BuIck, Title No. Petitioner, Post Office Bn* The balance could be isio, Theclosing first hearing be to CLEVELAND & MIZE, P.O. In the Amended Petition for Change 73SS3. I. D. No. 0511195 (restored Snford, Florida, 32771, and file the '. ' the advisory body has not as yet Keyser and Sandra Glenn paid In equal payments over a consider part ofwill a northDrawer Z. Sanfor d, Flor ida, wit, ci Name. historical vehIcle) or iginal with the Clerk of the Circuit been held, opposing, to levy the fee to five year period, the le on or before the 19th day of March, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I ha ve Said vehicles being stored at Court on or before March 311t, 1975, 'ter south alley between Park Drive A 0, 1975. otherl%ise a default will hreunto set my hand and affixed Also on the agenda for defray costs of the servi ce noted. Ratliff I Sons In Sanford, Florida. herwite a default and u;t;mate be entered against you my official seal at Seminole COunty. and the ur.derjled as Sheriff of judgment and 27th Street and between tonight's meeting is a request estimated toactuafly cost about Wit be entered against WITNESS my hand and aQfh, Florida, this 201t; day of Fdruar'y, S.minl, County, Florida from George D. Sco tt for k monthly. will at you for the relief demanded In the French Avenue and Laurel Clerk of the Circuit Court on this 12Th 11:00 A.M. on the 1Cm day of March, PetiIIon Avenue. vacating and abandonment of day of February. A.D., 1915. ( Seat) A.D. 1973, offer for sale and sell to ll commissioners will also WITNESS my hand and officia l (Seal) the Lakeview Drive right-of, hold a public hearing o Arthur H. B-eckwIth, Jr. the highest bidder, for cash, subject seal of said Court on The second heari ng will be to Arthi,, H. Beckwltpt, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit crt to any and all existing leins, at the February, A . D. ins,this 261h day of way between Georgia and bull elevat ed by Clcrk of the circuit By: Lillian T. Court Jenkins Front WINTER SPRINGS (West) Denr of the Seminole (Seal) city consider rezoning property By: Jay Stokes Seminole and a request from the federal govermnit in line Cofl win consider Deputy Clerk County Courthouse in Sanford, Arthur H. Bockwltpi, Jr. drlg between 13th Place and 14th Deputy Clerk Fire Chief Rey L&BoWem for with the federal flood Instirance up a radution SIM11A to one LOWNOES. PEIRSOI.. DROSO1CK Florida, the above described per. Clerk of Circuit cc.,. Street and eW of Southwest CLEVELAND & MIZE & DOSTER, W&I ProPedy. Fur"w Information approval to pud'ase a suction program. SOMILA019 County, Florida . Prgfesslonal Association adopted by Altamonte Springs Road to a multi-reslilenual AttOn'tys for P#IltWw evallable from the Civil OlviSlon of 0 device. to By Lillian T. Jenkins P.O. Drawer z By: Hal H. Kantor, Esquire the Seminole County Sheriff's A request for annexation and on unemployment corn- district, Deputy Clerk Sanford. Florida 3v7i SuI'e 433, First Federal Building Public hearing is to be held on wrling to neighborhood can. Department. Ned N. JulIir, jr PUMUM Whm it meets toWght Publisis: Ftb. 17, 24 March 3. jo. Post office Box ?w That "Id 1410 Is being made 10 STENSTRom, DAVIS & The third a proposed ordinance repealing mercial of 1.62 acres adjacent at 7:30. Municipalities at 0 1973 Orlando, Florida 37102 lilIsly the terms of 5,ld Writ of MCINTOSH the city's animal control law in to Chateau LeM.ans upartnents present have to pay cost of consider the second reading DEK 91 Attorneyt for P1lti Execution, Post Office Bcx 1330 favor of the county's ordinance, will be considered. Publish: Feb. 24, March 3. 10, 17, John E. Folk, unemployment compensation and adoption of Sanford, Fio;idi 3317i 1975 Routine reports are to be S?'erlff setting height restrictions for Letters will be placed in the to former city employes and Attorneys for Petitioner DEK' 37 Seminole Cnty, Florida Publish: March 3, 10, 17, 74. 1975 heard from the district cairn- record from: FICTITIOUS NAME resolution requests they be construction, at the Sanford Publish: Feb. 2*, March 3 10, 17, DE L -4 cilmen, Mayor James K. NotIce is hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 1975 Adams Construction placed on the same basis as Muncipal Airport. — engaged lnbtjslriessst 735 Woodside FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEK-131 Lormann and City Attorney Equipment IN THE CIRCUIT COts.fl O ThE Co. noting Rd, Maitland. Seminole County. FLORIDA ______________________ E Commission also wfl] set a IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R. Ned Jultari Jr. Associated Building and Florida under the fictitious name of PROBATE DIVISION Councilman John Daniels will public hearing, tentatively CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA. EMORY DEVELOPMENT. and In re: Estate of At a special city eour.cil Cintractirig Co. is in arrears In disc repairs needed on the April 14, for condemnation that I Intend to register said name IDA HULL THIJRSTON, EIOHTEP4TH JUDICIAL dR. CIVIL ACTION P40. I11 27 meeting last Friday council paying a $2,600 1411 for aervces community building taken over consideration on 11 hou-Ing With the Clerk ci the Circuit Court. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. Deceased. COUNTY. FLORIDA. authorized the rental of a andmaterlalsjncotj-uctjonof by the city from the Winter units which have been Seminole County, Florida in CC NOTICE TO CREDITORS YGAGE ASSOCIATION "grade-all'- from Seminole the northslde unitary sewer Springs cordanceivith the provisionS of the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CASE NO. 75727-CA43.B Plaintiff, Community YEPiPIETII H. BUCKLAN, Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit; CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST V. County at a rate of $65 daily for project. letter Section MOO Florida Statutes 1937. SAID ESTATE: was also Association and extension for by the city. _____________________ Plilntlff, GEORGE JOHNSON, JR and vi. 5: H. H. Emory You and each of y are hereby M 1 0 INTERNATIONAL SARAH JOHNSON, his wife, Publish: Feb. 21. Mirth 3. tO, 17. noti fied and ri'qulred to fill Def endants, any MARKETING PRODUCTS, INC., a 1973 claims arid dema nds which you, or NOTICE OF SUIT ratfon MILDRED K. DAN. DEK 135 _________________________________ nmerofyOu,mavhave.ga ,ns, sa ld DREA, and ROBERT L, PHILLIPS, TO: GEORGE JOHNSON, JR. a nd estate in theottice of the Clerk of the SARAH JOHNSON, his wife Circit Court Seminole County, Defendants. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN AMENDED ByERNlCEBEDEOSOL NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR Florida. Prate Division. in the All parties claiming i eris nt ts by, NOTICE OF ACTION , trrcu,, under or against VACATING AND CLOSING A FOR. Courthouse at Sanford. George Florida, TO MILDRED K DAPIDREA within four calendar month s from TION OF AN ALLEY AND UTIL1 Jr. Sarah Johr, his For Tuesday, March 11, 1975 co M & 0 international the time of tIw first Publication Of TV EASEMENT. wife and to all panic The es civic and or ___ Space Director Injured Pair Sought In Slaying Drive. Sanlord, S,mlncJ, County, Florida under thi fictitious name Of SANFORD COURT MOTEL. and e that we Intend to register Said name with mt Clerk of the Circuit Court. £N THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County, Florida in ac FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIOHTEENTM JUDICIAL CIR- Codance with the provisions of the cordance with the Provisions of the FLORIDA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Fictitious Name Statutes To-Wit: FIcIllsous Name Statutes. ToWIt COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-311-CA44.E Sdn $6509 Flor ida Statutes 1957. Section $65.09 Florida Statutes ,s DIVISION E CASE NO. 742106.CA.IIE 5: Mac McClung 5: Charles B. Silvermn In rC: the Marriage so In re: CHANGE OF NAME of Jan McClung PublIi? Feb. 24, Match 3. 10. I;, JOHN EDMUND MAYHEW, BRADLEY JOSEPH WITI Publish: March 3. 10, 17, 24. 1975 Legal Notice TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (AP) Dekle would likely end the fin. April rather than go through an Inappropriate to make it pub. Boyd and McCain are also contacting any district court of Justice Hal P. Dekle's has peachment committee's in- impeachment hearing while tic." said being investigated by the corn- appeal judge or circuit judge Rep. Richard Hodes, resigned from the Supreme vestigatlon of him, facing a court trial on bribery, D-Tampa and a committee mit. about any case pending or Court under pressure of infor. Neither Dekle nor Chief Jus. perjury and conspiracy member. Bay County Circuit Judge W. about to come before them?" mation developed by a House tice James Adkins could be charges. A source within the corn- I.. Fitzpatrick testified that Impeachment committee, a reached Sunday night. On advice of his lawyers, Details of the new impeachmittee said the Investigation Dekle urged him to rule in favor Dekie said he would answer source says. Gov. Reubin Askew had not merit committee information on was halted when the possibility of one of the Justice's campaign only specific The questions. The information concerned received the resignation, said Dekle were not rev.aled except of Dekle's resignation was workers in a Iandcase. new allegations that Dekle con- his press secretary, Paul' for a statement by committee then refused to hear Rep. John raised last week. Dekle said he merely wanted more testimony from him. tacted judges about pending Schnutt. Fortes, D-Jacksonvill?, that it In addition, the committee to inform Fitzpatrick that the cases — a subject Dekle refused Dekle would be the second caine to him In a telephone call has sent questionnaires to 487 Miami man was concehed In other House committee ac. to answer questions, about in high official in Florida's gov- from South Florida last week court of appeal and circuit about receiving a fair trial In (ion, major bills reorganizing committee testimony last week. eminent to resign under Em- and that five or six persons had Judges asking if they had been the Panhandle, the Department of Health and Dekle, 57, cited health and (I- peachment pressure in 11 to be questioned, contacted about pending cases But Dekle refused to answer Rehabilitative Services and nancial reasons in the resigna- months. "The information was dam- by Justices Dekle, Joseph Boyd Thursday when Frederick Karl, creating an environmental sulion effective April 30, the Floyd Christian resigned as aging but since it had not been or David McCain. Answers, tin. committee counsel, asked, "iio per-agency come up for final sources said. Such a move by education commissioner last checked out, it would be totally der oath, are due Friday. you have any recollection of committee action. — Legal Notice Destiny Trail, Maitland 32731, L gal Notice t IL ' Legal Notice Q. 1 1 1* s High Court Under Fire - . ,, ". Area Council Only five potential jurors are left to be questioned by U.S. District Judge Hen Krentzman from the original pool 1126 persons called for possible jury service All but 16 have been dismissed either for hardship, handicap or prejudice or on opposing attorneys' challenges. it is believed that trial attorneys have agreed on the 12 men and women who will make up the regular panel and are in the process of selecting the alternates for backup duty. The last five are the only hope for getting the 17. member pane) without calling a new venire a prncess that couI mean a three-week delay. s "• WASHINGTON (AP) — At separate meetings here last week, the Republicans displayed two different parties: the old GOP dominated by traditionalists, and what President Ford and party leaders hope can become the nw GOP, younger and more open. Jury Selection Resumes 0. TAMPA, Fla. AP) — The bribery-conspiracy trial of former Sen. Edward Gurney entered Its third week of jury selection today. u • Food Outlets Expanding I Justice Dekle I 0 Monday, March 10, 117S-3A Abdominal P Is Symptom i\ By Lawrence K Lamm, M.D. DEAR DR.LAMB—Jhadan attack In my upper abdomen. It was a Squeezing, cramp-like I pain. It did not go up to the neck or arm, but it did l as t longer than 24 hours. 'There was also votiiiting, The pain was almost 14 constant. ____________________ ________________________ After several tests and X rays can rupture just as an acute the doctor said that IIIY heart appendix c an. was okay and that I had an Pain from gall bladder infected gall bladder and that diseasecan also occur when a an operation was necessary. small stone passes through the I'm a 45-year-old marriea' bile duct. This may cause inwoman, 5 feet 3, weigh 112 tenuittent crampy pain and It pounds, very careful about my can be quite severe. When the diet, don't eat heavy. greasy stone has pasmd, and if there food, don't smoke or drink. are no other stones in the bile Neither my husband nor I can duct or other complications, the understand how this could severe pain may step. You happen. I (eel fine now. It is might have passed a small very hard for us to accept the stone. doctor's statement. I would When stones are present it is appr ec iate it very much if you almost cer ta in that the gall Dr. Lamb T would discuss this in your bladder is diseased. And, when the gall blad de r is diseased or 1)EAlt 1tEAI)EIt Pain in "non - functioning," it usually the up per abdomen wi th or contains stones. without vomiting Is it Symptom. You can have recurrent It can be caused by many milder at ta cks (ruin chronic different things, that is why the gall bladder disease, usua lly doctor 1w to take so many tests causing gas amxl intolerance to and sometimes observe OU fatty and fried foods with mild over a period of time to find out pain. As you see, gall bladder what the real problem is. disease can cause a variety o( Such a pain can be caused by symptoms and may even be the heart, from gall bladder present with no symptoms at disease , pancreas disease or a 'I'twt' latter uasc are loIn! host of other problems. only by X ray studies of the gall Your tests failed to show any bladder. eviderim of anything but gall iNlost doctors believe that if bladder disease. Your doctor the pa tient has no ot he r serious Made HIC logical COI)CILLSiOn inedical problems it is usually that sour piin was caused liv lwt hi rtiti"Vt' a (liSliSe(! gal co lumn. - 10 It's happened to all of us. You run short of cash on a weekend. night, or holiday. And you're stuck. Because your bank Is closed, and you can't cash a check. Those days are gone forever. Now, on the outside wall of your Flagship Bank you'll find "24-Hour Jack:' He's open at midnight, 2 in the morning. Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon, the 4th of July, Christmas, and all other times too. 1 24'Hour Jack" lets you withdraw up to $100 a day from your checking account. Withdraw from savings. Maki. deposits (and get a printed receipt). And Jack will even take your instalment loan payments. What's more the cost of using this handy dandy service is dam reasonable. It's free! A gift from us to you when you open a checking account. So hustle over and open one. Because with"24'Hour Jack" on your side, you'll never be shut out again on a Sunday afternoon. Sunday afternoon. You promised to treat your tea m too pizzas if they won. You didnt think they had a chance,'but they did. Now youre stuck for the party, but you just have a couple of bucks on you. So you Zit)"24 by :' Ho ur Jack your banker whcis always open. Press a few buttons, grab some cash, and go from rinkydink to hero in one minute flat. I . . — W _W ~_,_=__=_ ~__ �- -. -.-' --,--------..------- -, ... - - -- - -. - -__•- - - Even hag Draw your There who would have you believe that the violence on nowadays de NOT have a direct relationship to the surge h crime. I don't agree. Not too many weeks ago there were two crime, related programs which centered around a sniper who shot Ms victims, while hiding (rein view on a 33 N. FRENCH AVE., SANF ORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code or 3I9993 arc eome 30s422.2611 Monday, March 10, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor R O BERT C.MARKEYAd . tiSI, t)fiector The other night there was a Legislative DrJaUon meeting at the City In addition to th e news which we printed on the actions taken by our elected officials, here are a couple more comments by sine who were in at. tendance. While the discussion continued for more than two hots ion Wilson chak'.smoked one cigarette after the other. It wasn't too long after that Rep. Vice Fechtel "lit up" which prcmpted one of the citizens in the audience to state, "I guess the legislators don't havetofollowthesameJeasuspents'. They were referring to the very prominent No &noklr*g signs which were ordered by the (lberry city coil nearly years ago after members of the audience burned holes in the black vinyl with chrome chairs and out the butts in the carpeting, (lt'sashame that Dr. Merle Parkerlal anti. smoking crusader .....- wasn't in the selberry There were two AP stories this week, both of which sound like they were watching the same shows SMITH RIVER, Calif. (AP) — Five persons were killed and a sixth seriously wounded by a man officers said opened lire from a motel balcony with a high powered rifle. Within hours a man had been taken Into t ease, authorities in Oregon said, VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) Five persons were hospitalized today, one in critical condition, after a man armed with a rifle and dressed in a military uniform went on a shooting spree In a youth hostel Sunday. 55 liome1livery: Week, cents; Month, $2 .40; 6Mon, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All 'ther mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. Sunday It Railway custody in Dole - Is - —Around The Clock Heiuid Not Answer The cliff-hanger in Congress over the "bailout" of the northeastern railroads is a lesson in the wrong way to run a rail system. Rescuing a bankrupt railroad with last-minute doles of federal money so it can meet a payroll is hard on the nerves of employes and shippers, for one thing. It is also delaying the moment of truth for a railroad system that apparently does n3t deserve railroad to survive as it is presently constructed, : I CROMLEY i Cr 17iJ. " I. John spolski associate editor The problem of keeping Penn Centra I,and othe 1); krupt 110 '1 11ctstcrn rdilroads from govig uiidei' " Or ~; Or u ted n Not k is D it WASHINGTON (NEA) A friend Was mugged the other day and stripped of his wallet The "Big Bottle (and Can) Battle" is heating and other valuables but not be fore he managed up again. to get a good look at his jJ Hustling o the Legislators in 45 states, as well as the U.S. nearest police patrol, he succeeded In setting a Congress, are expected to deliberate over some search In operation within minutes. bills this year that would put deposits of two A suspect was found, identified by my friend, $1 10 cents on be verage containers. Nationally, placed in a poli ce car, Interrogated, searched, about 43-billion beer and soda pop cans and 17'Z) . then released, since nothing was found ° . . billion nonreturnable bottles are sold annually. A.' nerson. He'd hardly gotten around the corner Three ta — Oregon, Vermont and Sou th dpneared when the nolh dI,eoy,red Dakota no far enacted legislation man had stuffei the wallet and other requiring cash deposits on beer and soft drink belongings under the back seat of the police car, ________ ____ . _____ containers. (South Dakota's law goes into effect all of which would suggest he was guilty of ______ ____ in 1976.) Indiana recently rejected a deposit bill Al something. But the matter was dropped there. __________ "inf la tionary" and the Kentucky legislature 0 I. My friend was luckfrr than many; he wasn't dnep sit In 1975. ______ _____ hurt and he did get his The rationale behind the drive for deposits is back. His _______ ___________________ assailant was lucky, too, but no lucker than the belief that it would both help eliminate litter average. and conserve energy and raw materials. Far Nationwide, the FBI figures show, the _ man or woman who commits a cilme is 90 example, the Citizens' Advisory Committee on T'1L1 percent certain of escaping pun ishment. Environmental Quality claims that a federal law H His is chances of calling for a deposit on all beverage containers caught are one in five. His • would save an energy equivalent of 5-million of being both caught and convicted one in ten gallons of gasoline a day. _____ The figure is hotly d isputed by the manufacYet a compilation of recent data, state by turers of nonreturnablcs. sta te, indicates that certainty of punishment "It's totally unrealistic to think in those term11111 seem s," says Mac Jensen, president of the Can to deter crime. At least it's the only rs Institute. "In fact, there may be fa that researchers apparently agree OM no vi in energy at all." Experts argue whether severe punishment is . To begin wi th, he points out, the hea vi er mom effective Own light and the detalled studies energy to 5CIU 10 add to the confusion. So authorities fall manufacture, to handle and to distribute. Then back on their own judgment. The data seen to theyhavetcbetakenback to theflller,wasied suggest that it may depend on the man and and put back on the li ne, which would involve crime or wine other unknown circumstance. Gusher! more furl for hot water. Then, too, none of the rehabilitation programs He estimates that a returnable bottle would in a recent review 230 studies apparently TOM need to make about 12 tripe achieve an energy showed a consistent or measurable gain in savings. The sverage In population centers li ke reducing recidivism, thoigh how accurate or York and Chicago is be tween th ree and four o \f valid those studies are is not clear. round trips for a re t urnable bottle today. Prof. James Q. Wilson of Harvard University In addition, the can and bottle makers claim WASHINGTON (NEA) Editors of Red- list of what may beth Ornost principles, and an acknowledged authority on these mat- book magazine are asking a number es that a federal deposit law would jeopardize an political in the land everybody from Bella Absug (I). estimated 100,000 jobs The necessity of breaking even or making a ten, doesn't suggest we give tq on a figure which will also to help find five women who have the US.) to profit has created healthy railroad companies in rehabilitation, abandon heavy sentences or add qualificatioin to be president of the United though Margaret Bush Wilson (NkACP) —and no doubt be hotly disputed. According to United It is an Interesting compilation of in Steel Workers president I.W. Abel, some parts of the country. The more that the an)'particular remiy. States. I afraid I must pass. I've thought on It dividuals, however, as it is as a general representation of- many as 45,000 to 58,000 jobs government relieves any rail line of that necessity, He does advocate that we do some very serious for houra but still draw a blank. I could be lost In the befieve more than 100-million American women aluminum and steel mn manufacturiq inthere Is woman in the nation who,don't by one "bailout" scheme or another, the less studying of why some approaches according to unimpressive, not to spy downright duttjes alone. fail while reorganize our ef. the word "qualifications," ranks In the discouraging. chance that our railroad industry as a whole will Well, what about the environmental forts to apply wha t we learn th than pushing 1tla1 category. ever regain its health. argument? Almost half the women on the list are Whoa! Watch the language, ladles. I shall ahead blindly with preconceived ideas. What he d i s Oregon recently released a tinguished primarily for careers as ento what explain. wants, in brief, Is convincing on its law's as works and what doesn't and fewer There are dozens of women whom I believe tertalners. This Includes athi"tes such as Chris first year. In the last three statewide surveys of Evert (Chris Evert for president?), writers such litter in June, July and August, 1974, it was found lions could be president, even should be president. both police departments and courts. Constance Baker Motley, as example, the as Marya Marines, and actresses such as Mae that littering with beverage containers had in. creased 127 per cent over the year before while That, of course, means more experimenting; erudite and wholly together U.S. District judge West. They are stars, indeed, but not Ms. West could give a hell cf a fireside chat, no other kind, 01 litter only 6 per cent. Ohio is trying out short stays in riaon on the in New York, is one Dorothy The icing Island newspaper Newaday has uncovered a doubt, but the subject here is: Helmanship, Oregon has since abandoned its !ltter surveys. agonizingly sensitive and thoroughly sensible cigarette racket on the East Coast. A crime syndicate theory that the emotional shock of a qualifications for. Pay attention. The study aLso reported that the cost to Catholic poverty worker is another, cheating state, county and city tax agencies out of may be what deters crime unot long h1 Oregonians included nearly $2.5 million in $500 million a year by smuggling cigarettes into the hands of ne Janet ration. Lengthy periods behind bars, the Grasso, the new governor of Connecticut, There are, to be sure, a dozen politicians, a unclaimed deposits, $62,000 Gray Hayes, mayor of San Jose, Clare Booth dozen business biggies and in increased litter dealers without payment of state and local Lazes, theory runs, may be counterproductive 16 eminent educators pickup and Luce, Elanor Holmes rrton and Anne Arm- on the and $37,679 in lost excise taxes The underworld always can profit when it finds a market for only to turn a beginner into a hardened stron list of 250. But, sad to say, still no giants. because of decreased consumption. they a nd many more, some but led in an outlawed commodity, but cigare tt es are pe rfec tly legal. The 1mth Early reports show a re Barbara Jordon (D-Tex.) Is a tough, fearless In at tacking the cidivism rate obscurity, have the intelligence, compassion, black market stems from the heavy taxes Imposed then 26 law in Indiana, state of around 10. percent, lower, they say, legislator, but not a political force. Nor does Rep. Mendle E, energy nd mental strength to be president. Adams said, cents between the cost of cigarettes at the factory and their sale normal. "The results we've Mar tha Peterson, board member of Exxon, seen out of Oregon where such legisla tion Is in price in New York. This should be borne in mind by legislators But they don't have the traditional Arizona has taken another course. A new law qualifications. come Immediately to mind as an earthmover, effect simply don't justify the cocts to the people. who pile an tax after another on certain commodities in the Dr. Virginia Masters, Masters and increases the Amount of time a prisoner must belief the taxes will serve i' social purpose. High cigarette taxes We've got to take an overview of solid waste, Nor do any other women in America. My own has the courage of her conviction I butJohnson, her other Attacking serve before becoming eligible for parole. a single product isn't going to get us may or may not dissuade anyone from smoking, but they have news service has recently compiled a first-draft half does not qualify for president either. anything but higher prices." created a bonanza (or tht' ('ii Nostra. epos - on from aw from several s ategic ' an agree- mountain passes in Kissinger on only ment on on contin- f&r a we for an WASHINGTON Al') — Congress is about to begin a critical phase of deliberations on the $222-million aid request that President Ford says Is essential to prevent the fall of Cambodia to Communist forces. With Ford pressing Congress to approve the funds in less than two weeks, his request is scheduled for consideration Tuesday in a Senate Foreign Relations sub. committee. Its chairman, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., predicted Sunday the Senate would reject Ford's $222 million request. He said official cables from the U.S. Embassy in Phnom Perth offer little hope that more mill, tary assistance could provide it solution to Cambodia's troubles, discussions," of of state of war. I to , ALL very -&rmbrd_In40 4 & that Is SharaWn . European Nations Join 9 Market . - FINAL EXPENSE LIFE INSURANCE $5QQ TO 5OOO ISSUED FROM AGES 46TO87 Talks * recommend 1 - , . s - that tes have _________ • - _________ possessions - ________ ____ Manufacture - _____ - ngs ____ ____ ___ ___ TIEDE s. men Presidency - - Ernest si She was a former school Evalena Harris, San Jacinto, John M Davis, Or3oge City teacher in Ohio and Florida and Cal.; two grandchildren and 11 a charter member of the Grove Port Chapter 440, Order of the Gramkow Funeral Home in Sanford' Eastern Star. She received her charge. Ruby Let Edwards DISCHARGES step-grandchildren, Lee Grimmage Irene P. 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Ilêc bHy p p.t s"d s,,f.c. twt w. swis cor'ci .'we'g wId"" yet icc'e.t -, '. -- for "Any retirement flyover will require personal approval of the Air Force Chief u( Staff, and Fuel expenditures will be a key consideration in any ikdsjor No ret irement flyovers are planned or contemplated for the rcm9lntkr of this year," Just before the Message was issued, a genera! in the Panama Canal Zone had sth'du1ed f1yuir for The ceremony has now been I - St., Altamonte S _______________ __-__=--- ____ a ususual eacr'. piece Twin size militias 69 95 cr matching boa spring Fu?i size 89 95 each pece Oucen Si ze 219 95 set King Size 79995 set NIL W CenbSef ,:a: ' Jones, austerity and the need to demonstrate to th e American public the Air Force's leadership In the efficient use of resources, It Is Air Force policy that retirement flyovers will be conducted only in very circumstances and never when the sole is to recn,mjle an in- .'• Shawn Lemar J a mes reported a $250 nitrous oxide Frnr'stirie Graham tank belonging to Dr. Nathan Kathleen Postle. Altamonte Springs Mayo was reported stolen in a David W. Lang, Deflary burglary of a storage shed at Lillian H Rofhcimet, OLand the San Jose office building in Junhatta Hechter. Dettoria Margaret S flovghton. Deltona south Seminole. JoyceM Lucia, & boy, Lake Mary In other weekend kend burglaries, Catherine Iampt'n. Orange City televisions were reported taken Doris Detrick. Osteen Brent Stricker, Wilmett e. Illinoit from the homes of Vir ginia L. ________________________________________________________________________________ to has co'tus The cover a bepul.f,4. shim..ing b:. Me $fld 9&d Puft'Ou"t,J to tori tot liauu':.l auvtace cornon 'r,'e VaIon CPinopsac,c lion is thi e.tra turn ALL *FOAM Space Age bee spnng thu nev.' r4t5. SQuisks or ratti.s ' an auto Funeral Notices of I dei"ed t I'W to boi, C.t-ciI, ", Ii' PffI U er, a , '4 at a new, to proposed ! bjI: to C"'ap'actc _____ at - hi-s 89.95 Reg. 1. at - ever -- ___ _____________ ____________ _________ ___________________ ________________________________________________ ---.. __ __ _______ .c' costs every I 'Ire .i.* M'c-ne CPirop'actc inevsring riafltesi ''' of - in ,_ • .- Super Firm Deluxe builds a Law;: of increased a M.ftf a leaders. kcp turning __ - -." - - - With Gen. J. C. Meyer retired as chief of the Strategic Air Command last summer, for LXamnpic, he ',as honored by flyover of several planes that were flown Nebraska for the orrasion from as far away as California, Michigan and New York, But Gen, David the Air Force chic!, now put a stop to this waste, Ina mncssagp to all ('oi1iiitUtLS, he has (liretted "As folluwup of dicussions at the recent commanders conference on the need of AREADEATHS - In gave up a ? at a Highlander study cleared. %" -- . jlr II HOSPITAL NOTES _________________________________ er WASHINGTON — A melancholy Richard was finally cut from 50 to about 20, whom Nixon Royce is a irian of many interests. Nixon still spends most of his time, according to personally He job as director of the Senate close friends, brooding by himself over his "Nixon holds too much in s ide." suggested one Public orks ('onnniti,'e and oj)('IIC(.I priVate p!ight Ali[cirtntly, jut over in friend. "lie is like consulting businesses Washington and Miami. boiler without a steam his mind the mistake that brought his presidency vent." This friend noted that Nixon always This'till left hini enougi time to serve as a to an inglorious end. His ability to withstand new remembered slight, every injury $17,000'a-year consultant for the House Public problems, they say, has been weakened, One done to him, It was a trait he began developing Works Committee. Saturday morning, he wrote a check that almost as a small boy. drained A cheek of his travel records shows that his bank account. "His blood pressure flurfu:,tu1 tht d:' 1k'; l_'rther l)onald orn-u !rip k'tv.un Mi:iriu and Wa.shinmttu, w:uil1v arc recalled: I)jtk II::. _jflt,' \ Nixon trtinuite told us. would't argue much with turn. . But once, paid by the Laxpacrs. During January ' and when he had just about much of r,' as be February of 1974, for example, I(oyce Another time, be was working on cufline paul for his book when he Inst a round in his court could take, he cut loose and kept at it for a half to seven round trips bet'etq the two cities. His flight to gain custody 01 his He went back a year or travel for the two months cot the taxpayers papers. three quarters of an almost $2,500. two listing things I had done. lie didn't leave "Be suffered so much," said a 'dend, "that he a thing. I was only eight, and he was ten." eukJn't contitvie with the outline for a few This ring-around-the enables days." It was this mentality, the friend suggevted, to commute between his two far-flung Early in his exile, he felt a compulsion to talk that led to the White House enemies list. 1irm.s at the expense, to people and began making long.dis1ance calls Itiibtil Baruch Korff. raising legal "I was a t'onsultitnt, and I lived In Florida, to friends around the country. They remember funds for Nixon, describes Will as "a very and the travel was approved," Royce told He his calls an troubled man. The man visibly distressed," denied his triple occupations representd a But off contract with all but the Rabbi told us. conflict of interest. a few dose friends. These friends thought it He has tried to comfort the former president Fi.Y(JVEftS: As part of our would be good f or hum, to get out, and niillionalre by him that the sunrise always Watch on Waste series, Walter Annenberg have crjftcjj the follows the sunset and that "God In his InfInit e Air Force flying him at Palm Springs, Calif. Nixon agreed to go when a wisdom purposely put night befofr the day." only after lengthy bickcrirg over the guest list. It These flyovers waste only COMMUTING CONSULTANT. Richard money but gas. - ¶ charge. C.rnt _''' Dr., Sanford. Deputy other succeed and g I ? w - evidence g trailer apparently ra Orlando, ' c! -. " _______________________________________________________ -- to W ' ' IL -. could vour9 - of - ' - ' of returnable bottles require more ___ _____________________________ I -- $5,0() consistently sa " ,., SL. occupied - ____ ____ _____ . i L. --... a ____ _____ - - . 5 --" to _______ ______ ---.-;---. - ive, ____ is --,- .. - Sanford, being ___ _-.'' __-- 4tereo not - a set off 1 tering an the Regular Price 40 On Sale for 30 Days Onf u l By BOB LLOYD of a felony. Bond was set at A man identified only as Plaza shopping center on Fox, 521 Plumosa Dr., Herald Staff Writer $13,000 for Evans, James June, who refused to charges of breaking and en- Altamonte Springs, and Eula Two Sanford men were being Polic'' said a bullet plcrccd give officers his age, address or auto and possession of Mae Martin, Water St., Mid- held today in county jail on the front wall of the hou.'e at any other information, was stolen property. Jenkins was way. Deputy Donald Dreggors charges in connection with a 1111 Sanford Avenue early being held on $5,000 bond today being held today in county jail said a television was recovered Sunday incident In which shots Sunday and ricocheted off a in c ounty jail on a charge of at Sanford on $10, bond, near the Martin home. were fired Into a house at 1111 ceiling and lodged in a rear delivery of a con trolled subA In other weekend turntable was arrests, Sanford Ave. hallway wall, stance. sheriff's Sgt. Oscar Redden reported missing after a Steven J. Girtler, i, of 121 E. In the house at the time were Sanford police patrolmen jailed Johnny Cotton Jr., 34, of burglary at Christ Methodist Woodla nd Dr., is being held on Roy McCall, 27; Mae John Foster and Eugene Fogle Sipes Ave., Midway, on 15,000 Church, SR-427 and Tucker $8,500 bond on charges of firing 17; Alice Stafford, 56, and Sam arrested the man last ni ght at bond on a charge of breaking Dr Sunland Estates, SanInto an occupied dwelling and Stafford, 20. the Am'.'ets Club, according and entering with intent to ford. possession of marijuana less Mae Sanford and Roy McCall jail records, John Wandeck, 872 Spanish commit a felony. than five grams. Michael John told officers they had ridden Casselberry police patrolman Sheriff's U. R. C. Parker Moss Dr,, Lake Kathryn Evans, 21, of 118 Coleman around the city earli er wi th two William Morris and Sgt. David arrested Debra Ramsey Estates, Casselberry, reported Circle, was charged with firing men In a white car and had been Guildford arrested Jerald Schultz, his boat and nsta-, valued at 25, of 667 Alpine Into an dwelling and asked "where dope be Richard Jenkins, 19, of Altamonte Springs, on a felony $1,400 was stolen from its 0 use of firearm In commission bought," ni ht at Seminole worthless check She mooring' in Lake Kathryn. was held in county jail on Deputy Donald McCormick bond, said the but was later found Sanford police today were adrift in the lake but the outinvestigating the report theft of board motor was missing. $725 In cash and checks last r MARCH 6. 157$ Oliver C 5obtorn. Lake Mary Irene C horId. Deltona night from the home James Wanda Meadi. Deltona ADMISSIONS Labadle, 1508 MeUonvllle Ave. DISCHARGES Ernest Sanders.. Deltona Labadie told officers he Ethel B Speer, Deltona SanloedSanford A , o,,ona returned home 9:30 p.m. to 011ie Brings James H Bellamy Be?tye Reagan. Lake Mary Ulyses Casee find the house ransacked and Catherine Edwards Ruth M Eksteot, Orange City Willi MM Cooper Ruby I Fleming Forrest E MOttwpili'r, the receipts from a service Viroil 'I Mat;. F. Fuhrmann Taliat,assee station iiang. Fete' Kostyon Lois K. Judklns OoIpPas F Campbell. Tduivilte Aubrey Jacobs reported a Hannah Rice Peter kostyun Mary C floring. Winter Springs Clyde P. Selbee r1. entipede Goldie Lee John Andrew Stamm, Monaca, $4,000 boat, motor and John Turner Jr. Mnette M Livo(k Penn as stolen from 213 Satsuma Tummy Haynes. Cis.eIbecry Minnie M Mliii'! J. M. Dora Jean Downer. DeBary Eunice I Sutton MARCH . 157$ Dorothy Lynch, DBary Patton described the but as an Roberta M. Trammel, & baby boy Michael C. Webb, Di'Itoni Frank Peter Newman, DeBary ADMISSIONS 18-foot Bonita model with 115 horsepower outboard motor on Sanford: trailer. James P Jernigan Ronald Ca rver John Higgins Ocoee Dolly Wynn reported approximately 300 _______ __________ Betty I Jack boxes of navel oranges, valued Meldra Cain at $1,500, were missing today Berth a Gusov, . .P,artha Prnite From an orange grove at the Otto Hemmerland MRS5 FLORENCE GRAESSLE 5(i-year-pin In 1970. She was south end of Beardall Avenue Aloo Lorenzo Campbell Mrs. Florence Catherine mem be r of St. Luke's Lu the ran east Sanford. Klaus M. Peters Graessle, 74, of Lake Proctor Church, Slavia. Colona Ellison Del LaBlanc Altamonte Alma M. Schramm, Diltona Rd., Geneva, died Sunday Survivors include husband, SpringsreporteJam'Wetable Noel Costants, Deltona morn ing her home. Born in William H. Graessle, Geneva; and six lea ther-covered chairs, Michelin Chin, Deltona Columbus, Ohio, she lived most son, Myron E. Willis, Cocoa Sam Skorina. Deltona valued $540, were stolen In a Etlein K. Dalton, Deltona other life In Grove Port, Ohio, Beach; daughter, Mrs. Eva J. 4. burglary unoccupied Het Jackson, Deltona she moved Geneva in 1958. O'Neil, Chuluota; st Mrs. hou se the200blockof Orange Lloyd I. Kellir, Lake Mcnroe .- ' Save 2 Sanford Men Held In Shooting 100 of 'Whe.ui new with my 1amAy is I /as/ like I'm liv. 1(79 in another new Norman Lear rifuationcQmedy break!hroughf has ____________ to observers I political t - cn from before American - ...... - Puffed Up Taxes TalkS SAIGON, South Vietnam lAP) — North Vietnamese Links and infantry blasted into Ban Me Thuot before dawn today and battled defenders from house to house in the besieged provincial capital in the Central highlands all da, field repo rts said. Amid continuous heavy shelling, fighting was reported ill the heart of the city of 166,000 as night came. In Cambodia, the campaign to oust President Len Not gathered headway and the U. S. supply airlift continued despite the heaviest shelling of the Phnom Penh airport to date. Airline sources said a Cambodian airliner was set afire and two airport workers were killed, but no planes were hit. Deposit I - Aid ger House To House Fighting a ._ _J /'' ' AntvdofE? H 'i' cf e antici. Jerusa- Begin In Congress /ji m - Secre- DON OAKLEY - i JERUSAlEM (Al') passe. "A long process is Sunday In the Cairo tary State Henry A. Kissin.. not possible, then he wants a Israel Kissinger arrived In said it would withpaLed," said another Israe li weekly Rose el Youseff. It takes a brief break said deadline to be fixed not later the 1cm Sunday dr Egypt and leader, tr that any Egyptian-Israeli than one month for Arab.Israefl crisis today and Syria. Just in his plane Sinai rehis arrival said agreement would provide flies to Turkey for talks the Golan," it turn landed, a bomb exploded harm- he wanted to see guarantee of nonbel. "whether Israeli military with- tied. another political flashpofnt: Iessly In a deses'ted park 500 ligerency from Egypt. can develop jointly some ideas drawal and would "have Cyprus. yards from the King David Ho. that would provide the basis for ing to do with the political side After a breakfast meeting tel where he is staying. further the Middle East problem, es-. The secretary with Israeli Premier Yi tz hak disAllen said he hoped that any peclally the state If 13. Rabin and talks with Israel's cussed the prospects for a new Egyptian proposals Kissinger rael insists on including these ESSMSo::N DAILY 7A.M.. 10P.M. negotiating team, Kissinger Israeli-Egyptian agreement for brought "would be more con- matters, Egypt's answer will be two hours Sunday night with structiveandmore ho was (lying to Ankara to discuss LUNCHEON pefulh.n no agreement," PYHOUR S.? 45 Rabin and his negotiating team, what the Arab with Turkish officials the pros- Fo 11A.M. 2 media has tell It also said Presiden, Anwar S DRINKS 5O) reign Minister Vigal Allon us." pects for getting negotiations Sadat wants sim ul ta neous Is. between the Greek and Turkish said afterward: "ilils is a He was referring to articles raeli pullbacks in the Sinai and Entertainment Provided Nightly difficult situation." Cypriots going again. By AMOS CHARLES such as the one that appeared on the Golan Heights. "If The Ankara visit is a followup 04 0 to a meeting Kissinger held in SHERATON NOTU a Brussels Friday with Greek Foreign Minister Dimitrios Bit. sios_ __________________________ The Greek Cypriot govern. mentof Cyprus broke off negotiations with the leaders of the Summit island's Turkish community last month after the Turks set DUBLIN, Ireland AP (overnnftnt IHiri: in June, Priiae Min i ster Harold up a separate state in the chiefs of the nine nations in the European Wilson is seeking a reduction in the cost of northern 40 per cent of the Common Marke t open a two-day swnmit Britain's membership in the European island which the Turkish army meeting today to discuss what inducements to Economic Community, He hopes to get occupied during its invasion offer the British people to stay in the Common enough concessions to be able to last July. Market, that the British people vote to stay in the There was na indication of Write and give us your date of birth They also are discussing the 35-nation Common Market. what, if anything, the American Life of America Insurance Corp. of Boston European supersummit that the Soviet Union However, French President Valery GIscardi secretary of state might be sug40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. G210, Dept. 09.SH wants to hold. d'Estaing is expected to oppose several items gesting as;' way out of the tin. In preparation for a referendum he is (Depending on Age) in Wilson's package. of Cambodia Fourteen years later, Senator Mike Mansfield, Majority Leader of the U.S. Senate, Oii his return from the People's Republic of had these words of wisdom for us: "Additional aid (to Vietimm) means more killing, more fighting. This has got to stop sometime. It Is up to these people to settle their difference in their own way." crushed Iki iii 4 RAY Henry Kissinger Focuses On Cyprus WORLD 1. Monday, March 10, ins—s/t - way Rack in 1961 when President John F. Kennedy delivered his inaugural address, among other points he said, "Let every nation know, whether It wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price. bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any f&e, In order to assure the sure %ival and the success of liberty. This much we pledge and more." _____.,___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - P; Changing times and condi ti ons always have a of altering OW thoughts or, "making us eat our worth." Hall. - - —'- I I# Sec what I mean? its is expected to be solved by the Ra i lroad Reorganization Act passed by Congress a year ago. Nov the U.S. Railway Association, a planning organization created under the act, is beginning to question whether the reorganization is going to work. The economic outlook for the bankrupt lines is so gloomy that the association is considering an alternate plan that amounts to a partial nationalization of their properties. This plan would have the government, at a cost of some $5 bill ion, take over the track and roadbed of the troubled railroads and then charge them a fee for using it. Meanwhile, the new government corporation would bear the expense of refurbishing eL.., 4..... I $t tIa..ttdS. which the railroads claim they cannot affort to do. At first glance the idea might ha ve some np. peal. It could end the necessity of direct subsidies to the operating companies. It is certainly better Own having the government take over the bankrupt lines altogether. However, such schemes miss an important point. Why should it be necessary for th e government to get so involved at all when there are other railroads operating trains and maintaining their trackage without subsidies and even showing a profit? The most important goal for Congress should be to build on th e success of our profitable railroa ds and avoid doing anything that would jeopardize th their eir success. Putting them in competition with federally subsidized railroads is one way to ündermine that success. What can save the Penn Centre argl the Northeast lines is tough management decisions and end to featherbed labor practices which work agai nst efficiency, and a rou te structure that does not yield to politics and local pride in forcing the rIr, ds to maintain service Over a sass. unprofitaie routes. Th ere is no reason why the consolidated rail system to be set up under the 1974 legislation cannot succeed if the bankrupt lines are reorganized and operated according to such - _ -------'--- . 2306 ... ,. —French Ave. - IDE Ph. 323-1480 Sanford ~ �- -----'---'--- Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Apply Now j A' Il Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tucson B oys Chorus Rounds-Up The Music Festival Applications are now being accepted for the annual College Park Sidewalk Art Festival, to be beki Saturday and Sunday, May 3 and 4th. According to Barbara Ramb, the show coordinator, only 300 app&ations will be accepted. "We believe our show should be small ln size but tops in quality.uality; and although we have steadily increased in size, we feel tha t we haw to bold the line at three indre czhittort" Ovtr $2,100 will be gwen in prize money this year with one Of the nation's most outstanding HivduaLs as juror rqt event. Applications can be obtained by writing P.O. Sci 7744 Orlando, or from Diamond's Interiors, 2501 Edge w ater Drive, Orlando. C-A k 'V1 1r1 I Set To Go ;i- - J j I I - :y ' - - - Woodrow Clark, retiring president of Seminole Mutual Concert Associaticu, congratulates 1215-76 President, Mrs. Robert J. Smith l'TON1KEYSFft herald Sporte Editor 1 have been rehearsing since before Christmas, will run nightly Thursday through Sunday. Complied by director Anna Lea Heard, It 5 based (fl the traditional Passion Play 3 when it stays over 75, but he wins golf tournaments when it's In the low 6. Trevino fashioned a 71 Sunday to wi thstand a charge by U.S. Open ', theme, U N DER WORLD , 1 Me rry Mex The play, which local high school and college students The original Singing Cowboys from the isal of cactus judging from their rapt attention, enjoyed every note. and canyons, the talented young Tucson Boys Chorus, Mutual Concert Association president, Woodrow completely captivated their audience wtm seminole Clark, in a brief business meeting preceding the concert, Mutual Concert Association brought the "little boys In thanked 1914-75 officers and outgoing board members for blue jeans" to Sanford Civic Center Saturday night. their contributions during the past winter concert season. Performing a varied round-up of ckssics, carols, folk Officers (or 1975-76 and ten new board members were songs and westerns under the direction of Jeffrey R. ratified. Haskell, the 23 lads from the West enthralled ConcertOfficers are Mrs. Robert J. Smith, president; Mrs. goers with their sweet and vigorousvices young David Berrien, Mrs. Roy Brown and Mrs. Kenneth Wing, (]iangingfrom choir robes. to blue jeans tofringed epreside;Mrs.WdlamLKrkjr,seeretaryand western wear to suit the crws the were ingrng the G i lbert F"imonds treastrer Thc' officers t,J'e office Cburus also entertained with coyote calls and rope June 1. twirling during the second, and wildly popular, half of the Board members are Fred Davis; Mrs. William T. Freeman; Mrs. Francis Shaw., Walter Glelow; Mrs. As special guests of Mutual Concert, members of the Wilfred Conrad; John Morris; Mrs. Dorothy Wailer; Mrs. Singing Boys of Orlando attended the performance, and Joseph Nicholas; Robert Markey and George F. Drew. ) -. Church on Park Avenue. Women's Editor - — r- n co .-o.n z c champion Hale Irwin and to win the first place Citrus Open prize of $40000. • Irwin carded a four-under par (8 fo r the $22,800 second place check and Ben Crenshaw stroked a 71 for by Pivt.i Cowan's Underworld $ • L I third place, worth $14,)o. "My round wasn't too exciting," Trevino said. "The big shot of the day was on 18. 1 wa was 17fi rd frnm the flag, and the last thing I wanted was a putt of any sizable length. I put a five-Iron over the bunker with s a high cut." The shot settled 15 feet from the cup and Trevino two-putted for par and for victory in front of CBS TV Trevino replied. Trevino was paired with C'harles Coody and Jim Dent, Trevino figured Dent was the nun to beat. But the man reputed to be the world's longest driver soared to a back-nine 42 and ended in 25th cameras, "Everybody will say I didn't shoot a great round to win it," Trevino said. "That's why I worked so hard place. the first three days." Trevino began jogging two miles a day on Monday and lately he has been prscticlng so hard he has U!tt'rs on his hands, lie stopped jogging and practicing last November. " guess I'll have to keep that schedule now," Trevino said. "I sure hate that, but I guess it's what I have e .i ii.' to CIO aw piay ll. "How far you going to jog tonight, Lee." "How far's the nearest bar?" _'_- "I play my game. That's all Trevino said. "I've fed my family pretty well so far. I don't see any reasontochangejtnowJt beattse some guy (Dent) hits It four miles" vino wore a red shirt Sunday. "I only wear this shirt when I feel like I'm going to win," he said. "If you see me come out in brown then I'm choking." made ph enomenal shots on 17 and 18 that nearly pulled him into a tie with Trevino. lie birdied 16 svith an eight-foot --- - we — I, 1!'1fl I • 7, in p and then on 17, Irwin hit a 9 yard wedge to within six Inches of the hole. "I don't know how it stayed He "It would have had to have been an absolutely perfect shot," he said. I decided discretion is the better Then on 18, knowing he needed a birdie, he hit "one of the worst drives I hit all week," lie ironed up just short of the green and then chipped inches past the cup. "Again, I don't know how it stayed out, "YOU dOl)'t figure he fTrevino going to fold," Irwin said. "YOU have to go out and make something happen yourself. You give Lee a lot of room and he can dance in it." On the par-five, 510-yard 15th hole, Irwin drove through the (airway on the dogleg right hole and into the rough. He had to decide whether to try and clear the creek ln front 0f the green or lay up short. I had in my hand back in the back. JffflIt - Crenshaw, although finishing the highest he )I - - . -...........s . ag,t B171 Of Orlando Cary &Wth tIdt ) and Ken McNeil] A : Next Burden IV I iackets ' -- - - _ Hope Offered Impotent . i DEAR A BBY: *Tab Shirts FAIRWAY LA UNDROMAT I am a J1'1(flfWt t Dry Vilaftlas of a.,., physician who reads your rICfl and c•ia Iiwndr An afternoon cosje that will Institutional religion, which cohfllUl in the Houston Post. A Service Where to gn for all the piHIast at4O.earold woman wrote to say informat ion you need eumine 20th Century Art and "tnsy be good for religion." t mssper Op 7 s-rn. daily. that after ('"it mcnthe ef LaTa4 ReliuIon will h.' about yrnir new Florida Tech University films and tapes in ia rrriage she was still a virgin itlon FAIRWAY PLAZA starting with the spring lectures. Among the topics to be die to impotence on the pert of MARGE WILLIAMS quarter. The three credit covered are 'i1w Deathof God her husband. On Hw 17 -92 81 27th By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 322, 1812 Your 322-73 answer: corse, to be taught by Dr. "If it's that Didn't Come About," Sanford g, Tryit you'll like ill Roger (rtmarer j £flr, i... physical von hw' t e+v,4.-.. •&4IJ £U •. £V[EIU$C Depertrnent, is scheduled for Religion and Miserable A continue In a marriage the U.S.A.. the laws of Georgia MRS. DONALD BELL Tuesday and 'flmrnday at without sex, or get an an- provide that any marriage the Frame comes Off Case y.Wén)er Springs p.m. beginning April 1. pi rmlment" ft --M Sun permitted by the law of the Ortmayer Fran your answer, you ob- L4eViLeS (LeIiticus XVIII) is notes the ina in Foggy MARILYN GARLANT1 se*Wft d the ft_b In the viOWY are DIX =rare ofthe fact legal In that state. 834-9212 20th century has been ac- who are not registered at ciii that recently a small desire has Altamonle Springs Under the law of the Lesites. MATS been developed that can be a marriage between a man and cornplisid independently of and wish to enroll for the "I. ii, C SHIRLEY MILLET may do so through Mardi 7, surgically implanted into the the daughter of his sister is I 15 934 9212 1flaI CEfl Of men who are permitted. However, the / using special application 111 01 x27" ForestCpty FTU triable to effect an erection, marriage of a man with the available at Cushion Floor Admissions 'Office. Further With this desire, the petlent (or daughter of his brother, and a / HILDA RICHMOND Famous Brand 574.317 SIBNYL VINYL HA RE Wormatico may be obtained by his partner l is able to pump mar-;age between a woman ndd Oeftcna coutacUng the nu Art fluid into the peals, thus and her nephew are prohibited. By CsN*m C60901000 N Armsh producing an erection at will H.N.N.(N.Y.ADTORNEY) ~ AREA RUGS and for as long as desired. DEAR ATTORNEY: What Althongh the majority of our you are saying Ii that a Inala cases are men who are tin- may marry his nice, but a c_,s.y V potent due to physical reasons, woman may not marry her t*stafld 27"x.54" we have also trea ted men nephew: a law which had Its I s..JJ LVIEJ Lenlury - - - . with jeans to match men & boys sizes 00 RIVATE DEMONSTRATION - whose impotence was due to origin In the Old Testament. psycholopcal reason& rv*ryom has a pr*moa. whars For Those That Missed done at various medical centers The Homemaker's Show in the U.S. as well as in Europe. although it was initiated at SL 84""Y Hills. CAllif M12. 1w Ikanton, Texas. Because tins is WS bvbtkt "iii. ft WIfl such a new develoçanent. I for All OCcaso." Plasi scIse a reahzewbyithasnoecjp in're. part of wnrw knowledge. Should this letter be publishK plew do not use my name fcretiIcal reasons so that myk ter can tnno manner be coitrued as an advertisement Jen n-Air Convertible CooktorF BAR.B-Q RANGE - PH. 322-4112 - . n A d E = 7 Shorn r Carousel MICROWAVE OVEN 10PatL - 2393 S. W.College Rd. Ocala Although Trinity was out. numbered and out-sized, it was not out-played. Coral Gables sneaked a goal early in the game and held on to defeat Trinity Prep 1.0 in the semifinals of the state high school soccer tournament. The defeat ended Trinity Prep's season. Trinity was 37-1-2 before the state tourney. The record Includes victories In the 18-team Central mz - .- •. .,.. - !--=!, SHOW of ') a. A aauj. "I just got up In an assembly one day and announced I was going to start a soccer program," Arscott said. "I asked how many boys had Played soccer, and two of them H L.....uS tI L....- 1.. UIJ UI U)C II I3 10th, 11th and 12th grades. Sixteen of tine boys play soccer. Coral Gables had a soccer team of 45 boys, half of which are over six feet tall. "Someone had to win," Arscott said, "and It wasn't us. We played for 70 minutes and made a mistake for five seconds. We let one of their players get through and he scored a goal. But we did not let them do anything after that." Trinity out-shot Coral Gables 2313. Thrifty's goalie, Mark Nicolle, who had eight shutouts this season, "played a fantastic game," according to Arscott. Trinity Prep started its soccer team five years ago. years. starting a wrestling team because there is a fella here who wouldn't let us not start one. That's how it is here. Nobody gets paid to coach. They do it because they love It." Every student who tries out for a team at Trinity makes the team. No one Is cut. Approximately 70 per cent of the boys compete in interscholastic sports "This means that you develop good kids that may not have gotten the chance at a larger school," Arscott said. "The end goal of sports at Trinity Prep is not only to be successful competively, but to reach certain educational goals as well." Trinity Prep's soccer team spent 22 days in England and Scotland raised their hands. "I asked how many boys knew what soccer was, and two of them raised their hands. "I asked how many boys knew what soccer was, and the same two boys raised their hands. "So I took them to a Rollins soccer game and they were amazed. They asked things like, 'Why do they kick the ball? Why don't they, pick it up and run with it?'" Arscott molded those boys into a 6- 3-2 is-inning season. Ther hasn't been a losing soccer season at Trinity Prep. Trinity Is 50-18-6 in the five .. - -- - ! - played soccer, and two of them raised their hands. I asked how many boys 1' p7ur knew boys raised their hands.' -' --a--, -. - - - - - W4 1 - - , -- - -- -.--e: - \ -- - —Richard Arscott W W.AR ANY:In rderence to r" Cousins Uft WiA to Marry thrntiw stat e wherettry lived, anch marriages are A ppliance LeRoy & Pat L87 S Sanford Ave. - - -' - -- months of effort." Ott MODELS I Semin ole two years ago playing 13 soccer games.Arscott is "80 to 90 per cent" sure that this year's team will travel to England and Ho lland this summer on a similar trip. All members of Trinity Prep's soccer team are American and all but two or three started playing soccer at Trinity. Royak Raidle led the team In scoring with 23 goals. Troy Deal had 14 and Trip Stephens and Kent Starchl had 12 apiece. Nine of the team's playe rs scored goals. "Winning the Central Florida championship was pure, utter joy," Arscott said. "You just have to experience what it's like to understand. That 20 minutes of feeling after the game was worth four "And now," Arscott said, "we're program, I asked how many boys had Ind for further Wormmfoa Hospital, Dtpartment . announced I was going to start a soccer about this sargiral proeedare t.)r2u?t thc.ir hcl . r.- . - f 'I just got up in an assembly one day and _--ed and would apprrcir this inIanatios, I pebIIShJng 4 letter. I rc,mm tbese who are iatrrested in learning more - has 3U0 students In the sixth through p DEAR UROLOGIST: OFF - Browse. Trinity Prep found that out Friday. Florida tournament, which Trinity Pren won to ualn a her In the flrt st s rtin;ni held In Florida. "Something that's always very difficult to fare," Trinity Prep Coach Richard Arscott said, "is when a team gets to a championship and loses. It seems such a disaster. But just Oft how successful, how good that team had to be to even get to the championships. "Certainly, we were disappointed and let down that we didn't go f ther in the state. The fur ther youur go the harde r it gets to lose. But you have to be pleased after having such a great year." Trinity Prep, nestled beautifully hi a forest In sou th Seminole Coun ty, Because m mall has brought me so many letters from — 1 - Allan Zane Invites You To Come In And FREE ESTIMATE S Member Downtown Bus. Aun, Complete FtOOr Covering Center Two Coral Gables High School soccer teams about equals the enrollment of boys In the 10th, 11th and 12th grades at Trinity Prep. - / .— By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor HOUSTON UI{OLOGLST - - rinity Preps' Soccer Team Never A Loser - To First 25 People 119 S. Magnolia Ave. Phone 323.7720 OOWntOW Sanford (Continued On Page 2B) 213 E. FIRST , adggralsad eavemm pleast. "a% to urn* WWI? Saw 11 ft Hale Irwin finished a stroke behind the Merry Mez. (Hera ld Photo by Gordon Williamson) JACOBSON FREE ABBY : JACKSONVILLE, Fla.AP —Having stamped his mark of excellence on Florida high school basketball, young giant Darryl Dawkins must now decide whether to follow Moses Malone and move directly into the pro ranks. "I'm almost certain I will play college basketball," said the 6foot..10, 240-pounder after he led Orlando Evans to the Florida big school championship Saturday night. Any major college would be glad to have him, and most have said so, but Dawkins narrowed his choice to bef ore senior aeason began-und says it's still that way. 'I have visited Kansas and Kentucky," he said. 'Ncr I'm going to visit the other four Stetson, Florida, Florida State and Jacksonville. - A spectator secures an Island for the best view. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) MANUEL tr'95 - ... 7_u• "wiza . (J Vv - - a I A & corduroy, .,_., - Ar lu in denim Dear Abby - .-. Dr. D's Future Mitt Eltznth Mrs. W" L kirk Sr. (r&) nd Mrs. Franklin Qoz () welcome Hn. Guy Blubep aa Mack Swain to concert (Herald Pbotos by Bob (h-wig) Course Examines Religion, •. Lee Trevino en route to a Citrus Open victory. (Herald Pboto by Gord on _____IflSofl) U (second - whole lot to mule about." Johnny Miller ..A .. .Im,sIr s. n a Pl#4.In.... ii.. %WU. "I" Gary Player did not compete in the Citrus Open. 'They should himve" Trevino said. "Maybe I wculd have shot better." __ Anew - 'i had my heart se t on winning today," he said, "There wasn't a A l. ___ - stone faced. LV1 lI k .-... Servi*ce s ) -. ..# -- - . -. - -- - ---,. '-- —— - ,. ..-•.- — U dbyLheIaWS York — and many Wier statm of New A mm mitrn question.= %t_? ,.,z.-" : ,,• , - - ,.--.,. 'M.' Sanford - - -. - —.-----i,,-- 4- -, Taylor Owners Ph. 32241c'6 . - two-putted for a par. j11IL' LA (%L n 4.1_U .- .-.---f "Someone in the gallery hollered 'Coward!' and I almost threw that three-wood at him." Irwin played short, chipped on and ________ - A - W. _ fSir ----.- . P rances To Citrus 47 LÀ .;_- - Monday, March 10, 1975-113 ___________________ 'How far you going to jog tonight, Lee?' How far's the nearest bar?' The Lenten drama, Take This Cup, performed by Sanford's Fellowship Players Is all set for opening night Thursday, 8 p.m. in the First United Methodist By JEANPATTESCN e - - Passion Play For Art i - SPORTS Monday, March 10. ins— i I; ----- kw Latin American countries permi t sirnrriag,, and in Richard Arscott made Trinity Pre9 occer a winner. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson -r -, , - - ... ,•,,. . Trinity Prep gcallc Mark Nicolle had eight shutoutsthis season. 1 Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) • �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Montay, March 10, 17S _ BEETLE BAILEY _________________ Walker Murt Bishop Moore Eruption Tops BEETLE Oviedo M Ih.shop Moore exploded for Dog Entries Mondays Cam. 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SemInole 6. 3B--Brock,vay, LI17i, 1731(7I0 i'iF-'r'faa('i,( 6 jat 5 3 3 2 1 I 1 1 0 0 0 0 i i 3 2 2 I I f 1s 2n IU'My0jJng ow _________ 0uard vtg I.e'. 14es s." e Ill ' - I_1 - .- (i... 1'air WI - (,,'-i-t 4 '': 1:1 C.?, '.'- ('.!Jeirt IC., Cirv,iivj IM 'nr1r- Ui' ____ __ 7i New York Championship S,r,- 100. '' r.4.( , urt 41 long jump at FA .- "!fA',a",. '-., C - ''- ' 'p - 'shand Pass I • knows what do do." Oswald: "At some stage of the early play he will ang Send Si for JACOBY MODERN 111S A 0000 _________ JNG -v LAWK b'R MENIAL' nt FER O ! 5007 S. Sanford I ______ _______ I York, cs __ ~~- - N lill — 2 ~ $ - I \N Garry Trudeau _______ _______ 1 ! I .) 'WJIdU - - - ____________________ by 1. K. Ryan Rill _____ IF YOUR DOG WEARS ___ __________ ___________ I a ____ JAIL- '.'tj ' R1JSTUPU' ________ fl _,----, THAT'S RID$CULOUS/ TWEPI HO./ ABOUT - A - - - _________________________ FOP DOGS il .- . ITRjp,JS - . 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(.- -- , /,; '_.. ---- ' ' £ - ______ ____________________________________________________________ ',:,,., FRANK AND ERNEST --.- ' . L ."• %, -:' o ___ / _ _ - ' 'i - k. i -I - by Bob Thaves - ç?s: -_;;;_.iuJiIIti V 3.10 11 SHORT BS 'fit RtBATO . - RADIo AND A -, - MCROBERTS TIRES / -- - by Frank MIII __________________ ___ :; 3tOP- a I V'IPI'N OP - m a _ _____ _ __ - I I. SE- 'I? _ _ (41 ___ _____ v "'I 'c * PH. 322-0651 405 W. First St. _ _ ____ _______ ______________ , ,,_ , . 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A TIRE *I-a t, '-i 1i 0 - YOU NEED '34 1It qJ! TUMBLEWEED ______ NONE OF MY FRIND5HIP i.,' : _________ (EA GCD5,MANj ________________ fl MAY €.6.N 1. ________ _____ ___ PLUMBING £ WALL HEATING INC VicIue By Roger Bollen 7 SIEA . ______________ Y U ULD I ANSWER IT? ______________ DNE1SCIFRJNGsN'.. COILIK51C... I's 1 __ on s*tsi.i'r- FUNNY BUSINESS _________ book to: "Win at Bnde," (do this _________ byH.m4ohl&Stoff,I ________________________________________________ Wfisa . ______________ Th' CALL.... ,— ' .-_ --..- You're right, Pa! They DIDN'T have sense enough to stay home on a night like this" newspaped. PO BOX 489, Radio - Ele$rjc —I— •l .. ________________________ c FIELD WINTHROP — I .. V.. i S ____ MADE, ALThi1 OLIK - / I I . 340 ° •V4 ',(. THAT -Al I £ TODAY'S Q1IION Instead of bidding two clubs your partner has jumped to three clubs over your one spade What do you I ;lm- ARCHAEOLQL, ______ DOG'al-PINE u ) "' Pa l'asc 2A P;ics 2 • I'.is 2 ' I ijs., You. South, hold * K J 9 4 V A 9 2 • .i 43 a. K 105 What do vou do now" A - Pass, or bid three noirump. It depends on sIsal sort of bidder pour partner is. • .4wLç 5.q/ /1av • t )W iT) CALL I ____________ Think radial and took IN LONGW0000FF 1747 SORRY P400NE UNDER cc= North East Sooth i* *ith .%cTgRy J *V AMTA _______ ____ 14-feet, ____________ glorge Stuart West 71115/5115. ----~ - yard dash at 29.5, Flamzn was 12,2 and Sheila Johnson was third '2t 12.5 Bryson OP ____________________________ ______ ____ _____ . IPLAY TI-fE LL NEW IPIFECrA l E bidding has h'n: 10 There is plenty to be learned lrtn lheni Oswald: "Most of his hands come from actual play and with an optimistic contract t at he can make, but usually doesn't." Jim "Today's hand is typical. South's jump to game is a slight overbid. fie would have no play against a diamond opening but 'est makes his norma. lead of the king of clubs. DIGGING ON TM! SITE O YOUR NEW HOME,.' 3-10 the 400-yard dash at 65,2, Gail Boyd won the 440-yard relay In Murray was second In the - m the 100-yard dash at . I ____ ____ DOONESBURY Sill LL, WI.ERE "IOU 'LL FIND PO c'5S$oR, AND ROCKS C /,t Th e trumps to see if the queen drops It doesn't but if South 3~ti by rqLewis - Sharon Richardson wall . 55.8, settIng a school record. _ a, ____ ____ ___ down the ace and king ~ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS L1 _________ M 1. ____________________________ CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV '' I I r- live-Inches Cynthia second in the 880-yard run at Barrington, Debra Coleman, 3:30.0, Fttcher was second in ______________________ . start IT irs Pratt of Seminole tied for first stx4ncbues. ____ Consolation .i the AND BUMPS . ET ______ ________ - IUBUNNY ________ ___________________ ________ cation first "but what would anybody do if they had a million Q. r in in the high Jump at four-feet, . ____ _____ . Deanna Flamm and Pate third in the long jump atigt, wm 4 4* ________________ PUNCHES tossed at them?" Pass Jim: "flow about showing ___ ____________ _____________________ Pennington said he believes Dawkth.s will get a college edu. f- SeiIs Chaikboards f--r---- -_, - ' _____ thIrd at 12.5. Bryson also was _ Do You Kn.w George Stuart ___________ ______________ & Bulletin Boards? N third and Lab! Howell had 27½. VV ' CT PhiIanr-lpmia 1li - Seminole said Tampa Robinson Coach Herman Valdes after Evans whIpped his team 67-45 In the title game. C 1' 416. Mitrop&,tan Reg ............................. .1 L POST 'tIME a P.M. - 30 37 4! Championship _ I Ae-1 7) 14 Ii] )% 79, 5? J1ti'5 If y Ri P'4 •MATINEES: 1:41 P.M. (WED £ SAT) Swndly' Rijiittp - "He's in a league by himself," said Coach Jake Caldwell of MiamIJackson,the1974$tatectnpjbeatefl,)., in the semifinals, "I've never seen anyine' better In high school" "No one plays his beat w het. that fellow is intimidating you," dol 2* Osald&JamesJacoby _ F --~; n- finished second in a &ls'track Ax4raes. meet last week at DeLand. Sharon Richardson was DeLand won with 73 points. second in the 100-yard dash at "He and his rnother aren't that küvJ of people," he said, "And the next Dawkins "I enjoy playing a lot more than deciding where to go to college or wherever, I may not decide until July." Pro scouts have made annie overtures, ________ _ _ _______ ______ ______ Second _____ sw".s ?) DeLAND I 1i ed that club, Suth scores tis ' Tribe t\ - _____________________________ by M Soniom I _____ club, that club in dummy, is a ____________________________________________ IF H * El B SO Dw'QMPle'iil$4lS 7073 7 573-792 CornoIttillo U 1 5I RC 5395 71 11757%- 7?, "Sil?tiry 3 3 3 1 I 3 Nate5v,r., 7172 73-77-793 MIlirICIM 130a41 0 ,jm A-'s 5 Ceei.ia?iad C-nct.ct 003 WO 0W- 3 ci ou c-n MR - Johnson, Donovan, Sq.Dan Sik,t 7772 7S72-27I Car on . Lagirgren. Gray, SCPiIChIROdr3Ouu,Ili3 i3 7575- JHObI, LlflOIl; SF flaw CMpisntbi 6. I o I I 0 0 2 0 I 2010 1 0 0 i 001 Al Gaiber;i't. 566.0 71 7474 70-itt Bfock**y ci Agldpafm54 7249 75 7ii SktiI)nrt HubertGre,n,50 7)777370-719 Jimesrf Andy Nc,ih,uao 71737174-759 Zi.s'kuNenc _ N 72II 11nh vulnerable West has dIscarded his last Opening lead -- K £ ____ I __________________________________ S General don' t need them. My knees are strong. I Just feel more confident 3 I I 0 FOUND FRlNDs Lake Howell's Nordon won and Florlence Fletcher were at 16.5 and Richardson was first In the $10-yard medley third In theevent at 17.1. " But I might eliminate Jacksonville now that Coach (Bob) relay with & clocking III( 2:0l . [Averne Boykhi was second There's 1 know he would take care of me." In the shot putt with a throw of Like His high school coach and adviser, Fred Pennlngton, has 32-feet, 11 1.3-inches, and THE BEST shielded Dawkins train college rea-ult.ers, second in the discus at 86-feet, "TherewereflovLsjtstoDarryI'shouseormth,'.Pennington 1.-knebes. She also was third in said. "Everyth ing had to come through th e school. If a Scout the softball th row at wanted to come and see him play and shake his hand, fine, but Ann Griene was second in the nothing else." WEATHERIROW softbllltbrowwlthatossof 134Pennington said Dawkins won't be bought by any col.lege. felek five-ini:hl Bryson was HEAT PUMP 3000 uses dummy 's last trump. Now Pass Pass Pass __ _________ Lake Howell' s Susan Nations the IWmeter butterfly in won the 100-meter freestyle In 1:06.0. Smith of Seminole won 1:06.3. Cattaneo of Lake Howell the 100-meter freestyle in 55.1 prevailed In the 500-meter and Seminole's Fraser won the freestyle In 6:33,5, Nations also 500-meter freestyle in 6:00.1. - last trump. THE BORN LOSER " - South and he leads dummy's last club. If someofTerenceftee ' iNEVER KINOLV ruff A9 1* Pass __ Thi' ____ heart Once more West can 't afford to ___ In the 100-meter won the diving competition. From Page IB) Al I H SI his last _______ Boyd, Harrington, Bryson second in the 110-yard hurdles for shot-blocking and retloundfng. He wears lea th er knee supports on the court but said "I really K a 62 VA K 52 Wsi North Esi South MARKO ______ ______ ______ " I ruffs in dummy, ruffs a club in his own hand and leads _________ .. West can't winner If West hasn' t discard - -11 \\5'3(RELA'X ON TilE SUNNY BEAO4ES 'fl'q Sou th I Ill ____________ tuft and chucks a club. sourit (DI .1 S fill PRE' JOURNEY SOUTH 10 MAKE PAVflONS 10 LAUNCH O FLORiDA.,,, AN ATTACK ON THE -" 7)40PJ'4 KJNG5CASTLE .— 1 - AND i o o with the support." Bobby Wadkln. $991 72-737271-2,5 LlziolI lb Lee Elder,$991 727771 7}..7,5 Kelly lb T er ry Die-hf, 54*0 77.77 7679-•2$9 Gf'ayts 6.1 7573 74-790 (ConJjii Future if there Is any of this under-the-table stuff train any school, I'll U)em h 2000 Dawkins isn't a Wilt Chamberlain, a Kareein Jabbar or an 3 7 I I 0 Artis Gilmore t, but he's not tar way. He has outside shooting 31 ski], a forward's agjllty, defensive instincts and leaping ability R,,d Ailk'. $991 Dann y E$wt I. _____ li~A~* _________________________________________ Sheila Bryson and Frances 's ' I I 0 I 0 0 0 RorPar,,$395 14707574-39] Kwlh DearPeIram$395 7470/877-793 MaPis'r Yen5?),$399 747i777)793 Meado.-s EASTERN COLlEGE AC DiVitis. I 4937 Dor.ovanb Rom it 77$7 Tota!s iz. -- ' ..... , o o a 10 77 7573.-. 793 Ervey Championship Mdvest Oav,son '34 Brigham OHIO 'rLLLT CQP4LRk54(L - Ortjndodh 7'7I 7172-2,5 777077 77$ 717172 U- 25* CAST COAST CI)NFCREP4CE Chinip.en?up - 14 tI 269 31' 3? 97, 70 OavtHiiI,$1 to Ca , I.n, 70 4 C4'o 5? 4 Western Con fe-renc* KC.Omapia Rod Curl, 51.300 2" TOURNAMENTS ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Champis.ihip 14 20 6F 3000 3011 BiJWynn,$i,3OO 724772 7W StrabIecl ,keIiwnn,$497 $1, 7 0 I 0 I 0 0 Akrirty dh M B)ggyGlttert,$1,Sio 727271 ChkCor7y$1 44767470- FAR WEST Colorido 106, Missow', 97 Oregon $7, Oce'caon SI 50 :. ;' - . V -. SQ George CentLittler.1M Colorado St It .%alh;no!o'-i ..t N BA Standings Caro.n c Mark Hayes. 12,048 67 7374-755 Lavergttc 151cc bt 1- Mitttod,j,I 17, 7 O Te- El Pajo 66. New Mezico 5* Utah 7.6 Wyoming 43 "• 'cckc -cd igk, 4 Mac McLeon, 5O 77777411-259 UCLA 72. Softeqn Cal 6* USAC and California 500 champion Bobby Unser, when S I I I 6. 3 3 54.argan cI lb Miller Barber, $1,300 70.70.7077-717 WitSczk MarQuette 61. Creighton *0 East Division almost a full Lap in front of his closest competition, fl4 H I ER II so or. D Holtltielct PetirDC,se,bUt3,4fl.,0M72_ Mead *4 MIDWEST f Bruce Crarnp?on. VLoIO 667075 70- Gs'iirjones,$1,5aO 1173-7972-2u COIOInbI'$ SOUTH Monday's Games butterfly in 1:18.0. LarfyHinsofl, $5. PS 61447172-712 Cooptr. Bollen; S-Murphy, .YohnSchiee.S$flS 227269 #9--717 Bob Cole, 52.04 706*7671 26.5 JlrnDent. 1.540 171?O77-718 MiiIirlj,, EAST While the impish Connors has insiti he wiH avoid controversy In the future, his name came up after the World qualifying, led the race nearly at will Sunday and was E-MCCArdir 2; LOS-Semilinolle Kurth 2 32710 PatFit$inn$334773737.712 'Qon(WIo) 423*3343 JlmCot?,$3,4 471.71.77-fl3 Pftrt 133111 30 Ke1`MltZofI#yl.S3A4 73"-do-1$3 Simons 2300001 Tom Nlepoi S2ADO XII-Ij 71-M MASSASOIT 51eviMelnyk,$7.$00 Yi7047.7)-7$i CP,uvtichI Dragons vi. Pti4a. Barney Thorrpon, $7.10) 12-72-71- Mills as 1 H II delphia at Clearwater, Fia MiliS2b 3 69-254 HrjTh 0 00 CII Margan. fl.04 736.971 72-21.5 Jotr'1OnU 312 ButchBard.52.04 714s75'7;-7u Gilptrklf 2 0 0 0 Mike M.OrJiy. $2.04 727110 ' ."as ' no'on 2 tedir.g a tournament. Ann Smith of Seminole 24 and tesmmate Kfr Bticr ON' TARIO, Calif. (AP) - After cornpletly domiriating the CalifornIa 500 to open the U.S. Auto Club's 1975 championship season, A.J. Foyt has some demoralizing s for his compehUon--he's building a faster car. oyt, (our miles an how faster than anyone else in lS.Brevard67R-p4ar,.rhp., Torn Watson.t5.flS 108973 70-212 Cooper, HR-McCardl, SBLarryZie-gl.'f,13,725 71707269-212 Lagergren, Glverss, Aitarnan 216 PLACE,UNNETT. -----------_ 3 000 010 201-) 0)0 77 11 12 Ii 98 7 4 201 Veen Reach. Fla Boston 37 19 11 $5 293 70.1 P?iladCIphI,$ vi. PttSbViQPi at Toronto 21 29 It 61 231 ISO Bradenton. Fla Calif. I? 40 11 4S too 259 Tokyo Gjants vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach. Fla. $e.days Games Monreal 1 7000 211 Forrest 221 I 1021 7010 Ti,. '° vs 8-etlimore at Miami, Bruce DevOn. V.767 72-71 6677-7$) Sirnuno;, 3229 6 70 771 714 Chicago (A) vs Detroit at RikMaflingii,V77 61-71-77-70- Brevard Aton?r1 I. Angel es I . 4 2 37 29 7 fl 225 703 Louis tr'oversy, made his presence felt Sunday without even at- Foyt Captures California 500 0300 MCrile3b . ______ A. ___ "iOU WANTE D ALLEY OOP.' _____ - ' afford to • 1062 WE NOW NX,V THE BURNING -MEN LET'S HF-AD W!AN AND THE PERSOPJNE%. UK 10 CU8BL ________ weakened the Americans, - 1 Pet ersburg. V - . .1 sence of the world's top-ranked male player had GIIghevss St Fla Bochec Montreal vs. Tokyo Giants at Golf Scores Aitmandr Daytona Beam. Fla Dowlision I Let Trevino. Sao.= o '041-276 Cooper of W L T Pts OF GA Baltimore vs lezit at Porn PaIeIrIn22.o 86.47 746$217 Lillimntb P NIphI 10 IS 9 $I736 162 Beach. Fla Bi'nCr,,nhar*S1i200 724447.71- B0I?Indn NV NY Rarigri 37 77 13 fl 272 37 OeP,oIt IWlit sQuad) vs Pi?t M'phy3b NY Island 21 22 17 71 722 142 Wfg" At (IfIliderili'M Fla ChillififtCoody,,119,4100' 71-".71.11Atlanta Tuesdy's Games 7* 21 13 3 111 92 219 Division Vancvr . freestyle in 2:35.0, medley relay team. Seminole's Cattaneo of Howell also Kevin Smith won the 200-meter triumphed in the 200 IM with a freestyle in 2:08.9. time of 2:36.5. lake Howell's Nordon of Lake Howell Sandi McKenzie dominated the nipped Seminole's Chuck 50-meter frvvIy1e in 31.0 and Fra,er Iii the 20 IM. Nu'don teammate Melissa Fritz was won In 2:28.2 and Fraser was right behind at 31,5, second In 2:.4, e Attaway of Seminole won the diving competition and first in the 50-meter freestyle in play, Just as be has in Davis Cop action. After ndSYS fourth straight United States loss to the Australians, however, the captains of bo th teams admitted that the all. BREVARD Ft Liuderdili, Fla Chicago Do,. Gr.u. q,,,~ ~! ~"?j .' play of a low heart. •. 9 5 U A ______________________________________ !, . #t i- -1 V9J 87 4 &J 75 £KQ 1043 by _________________________________________________ The Lake Howell girls '.'iOn the 200-meter backstroke downed Seminole 1l7 and the In 1:19.0. Sheri Ri'nipe I! sv Sniinole boys dropped fake triumphed king of earLs. Next comes the ALUY 00P __ I Lake H3we11 won the 200-meter to victory in the 200-meter He refused to represent the United States in World CUE) 0000 Totals t r Owens refused to name any of the nine players on the Cup Tennis event at Hartford, Conn, 3000 Western Region Orlao. Fl Championship Atlanta vi. New York (A) a! Hamliro 4. Doane 47 as o * 5 V 106 _____ _____________________ ________________________________ __________________________ 1. CLEARWATER (AP) - Personnel Director Paul 0stns of the Phladelphia Phillies said early today that new trade talks have been held with the Atlanta' Braves for baseball slugger Dick Allen, Top officials of both teams met Sunday night and said they would meet again today to discuss nine PWUies who Owens sWd he would Jimmy a tennis name spotlight and even more frequently involved in con- 2021 Zurkuhten Seminole £ tO 7 _______ _____ __ Then cash the ace and king of spades and ace and #K23 - two trick EAST 9 I one of dummy's clubs at WEST AND HIS NEW- school swim meet. 1:33.2 and Lake Howell's 400. The meet was the first for meter freestyle relay team of both schools, Garrett, Bev Griffin, Jean In the girls' competition, McDonough and McKenzie won Lake Howell's Linda Cattaneo, in 5:02.1. Susan Nations, Betsey Car. penter and Melissa Fritz won Ii'i the boys' meet, Scott the 2Wmeter medley relay in McPherson, Tom Carver, Rick 1:503, and Laureen Garrett of Nordon and Mike Davis swam By The Associated Press i o o SkettonrI Brockway it Region Midwest Region Championship Augus?art.a 62. Wartburg 61 flØ), 7 Swir*es Mu Ocr.. (1). I Le Aricrtes vs Mrwwio,. am ncis ____ _____________________________ - Dawkins. I Th e preparatory play is to ruff £A8C2 '• Turner e can still ring ten tricks • J 74 McGeoge (5),. by Dick home." V93 . Stumpf. Leist and McDaniel; Baxter and one. outfilder Alan Bannister, considered an exceHent prospect, is one of those being offered, 6110 Lillol) lb Giaubc,ro St. 62, Srti Patter 5045 5* Haven. Flo NHL Standi Oviedo, striking out tow' and walking Connors Absence Hurts U.S. Eri-rronsif Championship TWELFTH. $s. 0 -1 Criss Fran St Levis vs Chicago (A) •t UMo'e Owen 92. Miles èá 1171, 7 Miss Pattl.no Buster 16 (7) and Dupree (6) and Wallace; Brown, ___________________ (5) and N. Ralnes. Simkanlch 000 000 0-0 34 Ovkdo 101 010 x-351 colonIal Oviedo managed only three hits in its setback to Colonial. Colonial scored 3010 runs in the first, third and fifth, list submitted to the Braves. but It is believed that rookie Evansdh South Atlantic Region South Community College Jacots3b Mal so. Scranton is BCjjon ist WhVer vs field, travel to Valencia Gray &s Lagtrgrtn 2b Championship Today's Games The R.aiders this afternoon at 3 at the SJC SEMINOLE Middle Atlantic Region i 2', r-..,r Dr.-,a fl;, Ci,,n;ii Livegons 'v S K's Victor.a (6). 6 Helvet,ca $6). (spIt sould) a? Lakeland. FIj. ? Homer ___________ McClellan, Butler (2), P.M. For Braves ' Allen to Avon Park Thursday for a 3 p.m. battle with South Florida Junior College. 7, 7 .MarsP'aI$ Mait (6). I WIIClilte Meico Tigers S. Texas (Split Dancer (6) squad) 7 ELEVENTH. 1-16.. I - I. Boni P4iv, York (54) S. st Lois Post' (101.2 Ma"re'e Idol II). 3 My nland at Mainland Tuesday at to £J943 F ___________________________________ _______________________________ for a 3 p.m. game and East Region ChampIonship 7, M ontreal OuSS Lane 110). 6 Scott Jackson (1), Vega (7) an! CARNIVAL just ma'es a preparatory play _ ____ _____________________________________ College 7-3 Saturday. Division Ill North east Region Championship prAr.s e Texas (split sQuad) 12. Atlanta .lOtinHener)r(52, 4 Masked Rogje '' '5 I CS . Championship T"n St 67. UT Chatta-.,oga I Great Lakn Region Championship Akrcn 54. St. Joseph's Cot 52 6. Ca)esxwa 17 , 7 H4ppy Kay - (5), lflS-38 By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY q7 V Edgwtr Sern ______________141 115x-13153 Mai I. South Rigion Sl'akoper (6), 3 Cash Import (1?, 3 Teiai 7, Meico City Tgers 3 Polly Friday 13). a Montague Sunday*$ Games C'Rill (1). S C-rcu,t efralill IS), Iiii York tAl A. astti rnore i. (12). 1. Gentle General (6), S L L (7), WIN AT BRIDGE NEW_ ____ li'l Schthtead; M. Ward, I. Ward (4), Merchant Seminole meets Daytona Beach spcffm YOU Monday, March 10, ____ NORTH li The start for Brown was his first after masterful relief performances. IN BRIEF baseball team split a pair of weekend baseball games. The Raiders toppled Massosolt Community College of Massachusetts 124i Sunday and Old cc'n 76DIC 53 RLndO4pi Ma fell to Brevard Community I A'ortaq,e W.nqs (521 M'IYSC%ota 13. Le'ro.t EIGHTH. 516., C - 1. Chits Boston 12. Cti'caç,o (A) 1 2 blue 7 9 5 Lake Howell, I TRY YOU CAN GLEEP,IERE? .t. '° Nor?), Central Region Championship Dakota °"' ' South Atlantic Region Championship , 9;rini r (4), 5 k C's Mn II). 6 Chi,ichI Dragons 2 '.' *o 'a I f is 151.7 Dde Bopoer 161. BaItmore 7. iitw York 1A1 6 J England AN P0 'v'OU TtliNg T couc1 ______ ___ Vega, El s to preserve Seminole's win. iders West Re-son SEVENTH. 5-16. 0 bore Pittsburgh 5, Clncnn r'5 uo. Merry Mthee 161. 3 St Lows S. New York (N) 2 -- Ra Bomb Visitors 61. C post o South Central Region Championship Saturday's Games I Golda Or. (12) ___________ 54 East Region Champion s hip Baseball &4IALL. I NC Exhibition P-innol Duke q) Brown collected a double and a single and Mark Russi added a double. INP4 SLEEP I4ERE OW I. Friday. Championship (4), 7 Rita ,:)IL a 13-8 A5irrt't, $7. Bintle, ? FI'vpr"een (17) ar'ttan1 Brane George Simkanith stroked a single and Orlando Colonial edged Oviedo 3-0 Division Ii FIFTH. 5-16. C - I Terri Gibson IS 1'. 3 0 _ TO CAMP 6-15 F3 041 0-12 tfl ovieiio Region Uron 67. Oecxta S P40 games scheihiled ( 71, 7 Net:r Dune 1$). • York uoinio GUE CAN Championship New Yctvh 117, Virginia FOURTH. Seminole evened Its record to 5-5 with 8NdQPNtl 50 Ur5aIa 64 Upstate New 103, Ktntvcy 9 and knocked four nina Robert Smith added a triple and single, Bennie Mills poked two Singles, Ward ushed home double and a single. HIfn%rg • Championship Results Sunday's (nritj Runner (4). I Haber Dash Ted double off the 385-foot center fitid fence runs for Oviedo. Keith Johnson poked a V0fl III Cenlral Region 417 Stumpf, Wayne Homer and e Championship CP'cne P6 — 33 3) .514 1S' 7 37 21 Diego San Russ LeLsi, South Region 51 I? 761 Denver ____ _____ Pitt 59. Geo Washn9ton 64 49 21 '700 York Seminole erupted for 15 tuts and live to down rurj In Bishop Moore bunched two hits, four with a four4or1our plate perfornance. errors and One OVIedO error Into six He 31ammed a triple, a double off the runs in the seventh . Oviedo errws hurt left field fence tIc Sanford Memorial the Lions the entire game. Bishop Stadium and two Moore collected only live hits. m Rains belted a triple and a DC 62. W. Consolation East Division W L venth Inning _ Championship TONIGHT six runs in Simkanith relieved Seminole starter the six th inning IC)dropBrown In the fifth and struck out S!x Qvedo 13•12 Saturday in a high school Edge'water. batters the final three Innings. He baseball game. Ned Rathe.j led Seminole's barrage fanned the Side in the (op of the seventh the top of the se LJG ij I i4i M16EP SCOREBQ4RD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ WELL, F ( -_-- V.-. 'I ________________ ill I .> IE r ' ' '7 "..: . - �__, .T=-- --- ...Li- - -- I If%i i..i iii,ei.i ii:*a MI IIUIII.V FICTITIOUSNAME EVENING (13) Orlando City Council (3$) Batman (44) Gilligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's TONIGH1"STV ( 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth ,• (6) Concentration Neighborhood (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Tuiedo Anim9ts (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercor, 24 (35. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (I) Worid At War (9) Lets Make A Cavalcade 11:00 P O (13) Weslcyan Singers (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (2.8,44) Movie (6) Maude (9) Swat (13) World Cii Two Wheels (24) The Way it 6:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) (6) Mery Griffin Villa Alegro (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club .4:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) Gilligan's lsInd (13) Old Smothers Brothers (24) zoom (35) Mayherry RFD (44) Hogan's Hero (3.5) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) DetectIves 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) YOu And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley (24) Romantic Rebellion (9) Billy G'-Tham Crusade (13) Carib, (24) Hello Dali (3$) Felony Squad (44) Lady LIve-In 10:30 (35) Science Fiction Theatre 1O:i5 (24) Fireman's BaIl 11:00 (2.6.8,9) News (33) Burke's Law (41) NIght Gallery 11:30 (2. 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie () Wide World Of EntertaInment (44) The FugItive 12:00 (9) News (24) DimensIons In Culture 12:30 (9) MovIe (6) Search For Tomorro'v (9) Nw (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 1:00(2) Jackpot (6, 8) News lOt All , rhll,'lr, (33. 44) Movie 1:30 (7,8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2. 8) Days Of Our Lives (6) GuidIng Light (9) 510,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My 1:00 (2,8) Tomorrow Stow Life (9) Th, Big Showdown (35) My Favorite TUESDAY Mart Ian (44) Underdog 3:00 (3, I) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) Hospital (3$) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 3:30 (2 8) How To Survive MORNING 4:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (I) Sunshine Almanac 6:23 (2) With INs Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today Answer to Provtou 8) High Rollers () Now You See Ia% c.u. r..._._... (44) P1 to' AFTERNOON News (24) (9) Lucy (2, 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifetyie 11:55 (6) News Was Puziie ACROSS 29 Pepo'ter 31 Present Imu 3 Rompens 35 Weary 1 MoolaH7 difiC,ent PersOn 6 M.ntaty ,, 36 r1t 37 Fe.tival dowid 38 Whichever l2Add,s 39 Dart along Elhiopoa 40 Arab name 13 CiTy in IIa1V iN1I, l.. .!. IPIIAIL L NIol1!J A AT Rh, Trw-i Am America Townhall CaptaIn Kangaroo Tennessee Fonda plays a compulsive gambler who ides his family's 17, 21, March 3, L I N T A ____ _____ C A h b 0 _r. 9 Al C ±.4LI I R,L L pt o hIAtjEI AI1sli,gADEj IjIlul luuuuuu 111111 JuN JuI IuuuN Jul Iiiui JIM 1Iuu Ijul - JII iui III JIIIIIJIuIIuN Jj III Jul .0 Jill - III uIl iii ulIi1llli guI-. - uuiiuuu IiJuuIIuuui ffi!IIilupr JIM ' - - 10. 17. 21, DEL 17 3t, 1975 _________________________ LI #'.,,,,v ,r -' TGAGE ASSOCIATION Plaintiff. v. 0. E. BERTRAPIG, etc., c-f al. 140,1.11 shrub 41 Ecentrc 42Cloth made 15 Bre.d 5 Designation 28 City ri Ind'ara from flax 16 Ske4etn part Heimel.shCped 30 Plurricane 43-- Grande part(bot) llGetup - center 1 Iri lh middle 44 Female deer Memberi of a 32 Province in (comb form) 4500ødss of fraternal group Cuba 19 Took food 8 Symbol for 33 EUt of 46 Harmony 20 Blackthorn neon mSture iIPOSei 21 Brazilian tree 9 Absurdity 34 Greek together 37 Type at ti Temp,vcie comp measurement 1 Venuss-H7. 13 Ingenuous 38 Worship 25 Stated trap 21 Me-Iod'es 9tnttames 25 Black CuCkoo 2 Ohio town 72 John IGieIci 41 Smell 27Herbot mint 3Reasoriings 24Cuts grass l2IlaI.ancurrency tamly 4 Corpulent 25 Submerged 47 Cubc lab Publish March IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- CUlT CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA PROBTE DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-flCA89-O PR NO. 75-70.CP FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. In ri: Estate of - 23199 ifloma.i 50 000ke1S 24 Unit of wire D)WN ID, _________ - ____________ 4LI1r4I IN il Nj±.,.tlL1 r Ab Fe-b. 197$ DEK 87 rain VVaves ______ _____ NOTICE UNDER FlCfITIOUS NAME STATUTE FICTITIOUSNAME Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT GEORGE A SWANWEDEL Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: .._ _.,_. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the City Council of the City y t WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, - •( & - Found 150 REWARD for return of or In formation Itading to recovery of adult male Re'dbone HOUM Talon 'i.6i' intl.ip in•t •. -i-a ,,. [ - 9-Good Things to Eat - ________ .1 I -- • Two Bedroom $174 MUI4COTTS 11 00ierbu Six Month's Lease 327 673); 3730367 lfl'yLt WILD[ - SPACiOUS TWO STORY! has I bedrooms, 7 baths, pius everything else' Must see to believe. Only S46.503 323-6650 --.Swim ----------------Jackie Caola School - .._ i-i '-in ri_i_ 1 I ILIJ I IUIIUd flVC. 377 333, - 3 bedroom home - fenced yard, patio. Newly decorated. No more than 7 children, 372 7741. Sanford, Fla. l4-Camp, DUPLEX. Furn. or unfurn. Ideal Iocatio reasonable rent. Ph. owner 365-3721 anytIme, MASTERSCOVE (151 T5.4I £Wr . ________________ " "°° ___________________________ . l8—Hçlp Wanted • MARINERS VILLAGE APIS. . 13.7 Bdrm furn. or unfurn. Baker ExperIenced Ori breads. 3707Orlando Dr .373 8670 GOOd hourt arid working con ditlons Call weekdays, S am, to Bamboo Cove, 1-7 BORM, shag, oir, pr-n. 3737330 Mr. Selden iunnykItChen$,playgrpu5fl city park & Sanford Plaza From THE PRICE IS RIGHT during the SIlO AIrport Blvd. near Sanford Parade of Easter Values in down. Ave. 32) 1)40 _________________________________ -town Sanford Shop now mrn,upj,,._ -I Models. mate-I female, needed Will hOuSe-, 323-9370 from 9 to 6. ________________________ train. Send re-sum, & photograph '-1 only. 740 calls. P.O. Boi ISIS, Deflary, Adults. Lovely large I Sanford. Fla. bedroom air. ideal for retired ________________________ perSons 64 6481. 372 5051 Veterans, unemployed in Seminole _______________________ County who desire to organize- to ;1' bringoursituationto,he-attent*on of thIs administration, locat. state and federal, Call Tom Carpenter, 373 1691 or Post card 6 Dav 5? . Winter Springs, lIe 32707 () -- - * Unfurnished * W/W Shag Carpet Clothes Washer-Dryer * Recreational Building 574-1040 - -- ". "'-"•"" u FRIED CHICKEN r,.. -.,.._- ,.. Peg Real Estate Broker 322.1301 2blOHiawatha Ave at 17.97 in 1914 uver 1.100 s.g ft. living area TUtid kitchen, large lot, fencc-d garden. 8*16' block utility building, barbecue pit, 323.9430. Call Ken Sand. JOHNNY WALKER REALES'TATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 323.0742 or 322.0532 ____________________________ I ______ Storage-space 1700 French Ave .373 7310__- (LOSE IN 7 BR $17,000 Anxious t u'Il (ORBIT I PEAL [STATE, REATOR, 641791 Sale or trade waterfront property on Gulf coast Call alter 6 p m 373 578) ins _______ - ' ---'----r,- . -- 7 Bedroom, fix up Terms. 110.000 REALTOR 372-7491 51—I bu sehokiGoods Sanfcrd -- Pt yr old 3 Mrm • w w carpet, central h & a. Owner trsnsferr,tt, mmediate possettlon, By owner. 126,900. 373. Nice 2 bedtoom block home. Hew roof, carpeted throughout. RidIculously low price. 323 7970; after 5, 372-7529. Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one today! Phone 372.7611 or 531-999) NEW 1, 7 and) bedroom homes and lownnousc-j Wall to wall carpet, wallpaper, built fl kitchen and no maintenance fee LOW, LOW. LOW 7. pct. interest under tan dem plan. Hwy 1792 to 25th St west to Ridgewooct and follow the signs 6115111 -.GES 37? 5411 I0 x SO Parkway hotjtt trail.r excellent condition with air 17800 373 2700 I EAL FLORIDA LIVING -. I : in Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 07 A East 1st St., Sanford 3fl.9i$I E' esS69.1146 bedrm set, complete $10: guitars, $15; new living room set, $170; 7 twIn beds, $10 complete-; ladiesctesk, 173. Dave's Furntu,e, 500 Sanford Ave. 323-9370 - KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv ice, used macnines, MOONEY APPLIANCES323 0697 Refrigerator, ii cu. ft. Colcispot. frostfree, White, Excellent con dillon, First 1100 3230547 - INVEST P40W nc-rn', tri-nh Air 'nclucles building Only 540. 0Q Teems 7 .cres incttjttrial with r r Ad ditional 35 acres adiacenl avaIlable Excellent 'erms. IS Acre-s. corner east of Sanford Ideal some or garden Site. Only 17500 per acre Terms, ,S.rfront lot, Osteen, $4,300 Low down payment, 10* monthl' pay merit 322.2090 Stemper Realty a aaaa Central Florida's 62—Lawn-Garden _ 1971 lInda 550 Make-offer After6 3779507 . 's,W sw" , a iair pru wTWfl you advertise your "don't needs" In the Want Ads ________________________ $973 Yamaha Enduro 17$ CC. Ex cellent condition Accessories inCluded 3730)29 after i i __________________________ . . __ NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES WoOdrff'S Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford _________ garden Spot 'I$JW yVur V4CAOT lois Hoy Freer, 322-5191 ________________________________ if you desIre acreage, I have ill Large or Small tracts from $1.70) per acre up Terry Realty, RE AL'TOR, 67107)1 'pill .. 1V3HOnditCfl lviii Ist$.300take-s your sprinu Ii. eJa' _____________ ______ dVJ4 'I. _______ Yamaha, 90 CC, ______________ _______________ ______ twin cylinder, excellent condition. sits. Call 37) for Rent AKC Doberman pincher puppieS, Champion lineage. 115 to $130 Mr. Anderson, 36,5-5710 AKC German Shepherd pups. $75 each. Across from 8ak.ss Dairy or call 323 7 100. ---- 1974 Yar-iaha 36-s Eaijuru, Street legal, new inspection. Call after 5, 322 2517. - 1971 Yamaha USCC Enudumo 600 miles, 3550 332-8628 after 6 ________________________________ 79—Trucks-Trailers ________________________________ 20' Aluminum Van body & heavy duty lift gate 3230490 or 372.2111 after S __ ________________________________ ____________________________ II 1974 [c000hine 300 Ford, Assume paymen?%, 114$ Month. Excellent condition. 373 $708 -______________________ 1971 Ford Courier, tinted glass, AM FM stereo radio. ASSume payments, 1106 mo 131 0131 or 53.4 nn _________________ _________________________ 80-,iths for Sale ___________ _____________ __________ I Bird. New intp.cI sticker, four new tires. Excellent Cnd. Call ____ after 6 p.m. 373 5113, Raise and hr-c-ak ',OU friendly PlOPAPKlNGprobIemwtionyoudo lb mcnth Old filly 32] 540) yourEasterstsoppinqforvalues in _________________________ —. ________________________ downtown Sanford 66—Horses 67A—Feed U DatsunSubaru Sale JIM DANDY JAZZ-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLV's E. 46, Sanford 373-173) __ ___,_ '71 some below dealer cost, first come.first choice! Plus Fla ,inest Used Cars. Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Lar,est dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph. 131-1311. Open ' Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy 17 97 630 1206 — CASH 322.4132 I 1964 OlGI Station Wagci Also 1966 Buick Sports wagon, 4 dr. Both with air, all power 5125 lath. 323 3821 For uses tumniture, appliances, 1972 Ford LTD. blown metallic, fully loaded, extra sharp. 17,093 Call tls, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mint, 215 Sanford Ave. Don Pope, 322-1651 Dealer. _________ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY j" T RetLrriS "0 rs ripe-rience W1LLI&MS ACCOUNTING Five Points Call 372754) anytime -— Pe;sonl Tax ic A .51r 1 • OfluIuIOflifl9 Criitrar tie.t 3 Ar Condition For free estimates call C Plarn,S at SEARS in Sanford 322 -_--_,_ _. Help an Inflation poor Heating & Air Conditioning Contractor Call Dybe S4lcj & ar Corid Sales 3775377 Service Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ?fC'rrnrly t-iirnctt's B-au. y hç'kJ 319 E Pine 372 5142 WINNIE a BEAUTY SHOP 1106 Sanford Ave Master Beautician eves by appl 327 3772 or 372 1976 WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST' .' 'o1 a' s (l',slr'd Ads for IN' I nr'1 ii CAUeO See-vu' COFFEE CPl TAL - Collie service now ava'I abIe in Santord 373 5035 -' ______ I, ItIa', I 9 L........,, }i'i" iO5 Cv',1Cio :7t.stt' t& HA ,V)(I 5t4( ''t .i.? ('iO.fl.11ii(, (iii i t. r 333 C)Iz Home Improvements \tars.o Gi'n_i -' fill P1 nit-rig, ReiTiu.k'mr.nj 313 1460 To ust I Youi r .f, 'r ':- .. Home Improvements ARVINMIHM BUILDING REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING __________________________________ . , .. '.- Laid Clecñig — A LL is BCuOe :. ervice ..x- Ljindclearinq SCptic tanks fill driveways it kindS 0 d.ggln,, 327 9117. 1)4 1195 dirt - i I ' , , , Lawn Care Newdommcrc,aI Industrial Design-Construction Financing Keith P. Smith Construct ion Inc 30567$ 111$ 71 Hrs Nadinq Interior Exterior Plastering Plitster patching and Simulated runick specialty 3777780 _____________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR TRY AND REPA4RS Corcrete & Carpentry Carports Additions Remodeling No too large or too small F re- c-st mates 377 1571 Anytime r •' 'i', -&L 1:,,'ti SERVICE Clean ups. thatchn. weeding, mulch tight hOlirig 32) 0551 " Pest Control ART BROWN Pt-. CON TROL 7562 Park Drive 122.53.4.5 , e are PET REST INN floarc1n & Girv,cn,ng p' i'.' itrPcIiiry, Remodeling, AdJtnjis, .u'i!um Work Licensed BOnded F ne estimate 3736033 si .-.., -4, 'a '' .•"• -- , A ' .)C5_ 7 I " .-.. L- -cEP4TR.4-T:uRIDA SlGNS 5erv rig Sintord for Crane sc'ry cc Sign repair 5. Pa n'e,J signs I 844 , V ". 4' ' 'L! . '4('- .' 'is-i -, ' "'" ' - - 7" - e,',, i'd •orce 'tHit work for sgn equipment PUOSpS etc Underqrounct or above grnd storage tanks, Orwatering. c-a tavation, &isie way culvert pipes and he6ig walls, retaining wails Keith P Smith Constructn Inc., 305675 illS Stan, 74 his. - -. a ' _____________________________ I " a .s., -. Motorcycle- Insurance BLAIR AGENCY BUSINESS DIRECTORY MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 127 1791 1919 S Frtnh Eve 3fl 7371 327 1196 3?77S.l Professionally Managed ByHenryHoche,Inc, Used office furniture wood or steel desks (exeCutive desk 5. (hIr, secretarial des3s & chairS, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry POLL'S a-a.. - ui.. - . i a • s - - ___________________________ ' -______________________ ____________ * *Singer* * , fortable 2 bidroom mobile home completely furnished 315()03 WF 'TAKE TRADES A ayfalr, 3 fedtOorns, carpeted, FORREST GREENE INC central P41*, fireplace, private PEALTORS373 6)530r643 7313 dining room, 7'7 lots, oranqe — --- trees. By owner 5)3,000 373 119%. 43—L.ots-Acreage 323 7866. : 1505 We 25th St. SANFORD 78—NtorcycIes ..-. Supplies ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATEDKENNELS 3725737 Drop in bobbin, zig zag and 3 needle posltløn. Like new condition, sold new for UI, balance of $45 cash or S payments of $10 Ne-w warranty. PeCont1itionci it itteres, 5i, r.crar PC CL '' ilQj)' Sanfaru Ave - 68—wanted to __________________ __________________ __________________ KALTY GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3303 Orlando Drive Sanlord323 $200 with Only $700 down Government .4",/ff Columbia 10 speed bike, as i, $25. 373 0150 Puppies- Mother Req. Airdale; Father, Peg Pit Bull. Make good hrstIng or guard dog, $40, 372-1551. U. Sneak Preview . . Pent Btue Lustre Electric Carpet Shamper for Only 11.50 per day. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of 37$ or 10 payments of 76—Auto Parts I The many shops in downtown Sanford n.ake the largest "Mall" in the area for Easter sales 7716. Plan nuw to vacation fhi year in your own REC ye-i from 373 4111 Double bc-ct, complete, 5.15. Glass top CARROLL'S FURNITURE coffee table, 313. Single bed ____________________________ complete, 320; Table lamp, 11; 65—Pets-Supplies Dinette set, 120; Small mahogany ______________________________ chIna, $15; Double bed frame, $10: Roll-a way bed. 11$; Ironing Adorable Spaniel mixed hoard. 53. Old buffet, 135; KuIp PuppiCs, I)ecorators. 401W. 1t St. 372 2335. $31141.1 - iS—Recreational Vehicles 2)11W 1st 5? 58-Bicycles --- - 64-Equipment CaliBart Real Estate ---. - Let me till D,st-iwaSPier, 175. pine trest Ic table, 2 benches, 7 captains chairs. $700. 323 8495 7 Bedroom, spacious home, on outstanding corner lot where it's peaceful 125,900 42—?v'oblle Homes financIng 131 1649, BuIlder Gartlens Stan's Auction H*y 46ltiMi Eastofli 372 9719 SAPdf'-OPD REd VIE SERVICE ROBSOtv MARINE 2'l7Hwy 179'? 17-i 50*1 -' SANrORD FLEA MART 'zMileE onl6anrjl 4 Sat.Sun,9 S 3722399; 321 0720 old. 3fl 8351 Accounting - New 3 bOrm Make color selections, paved streets, city wales, $21,300 - — WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL - TRADE 31I.3I$E.Fitt 3735477 garage, 2 baths, famIly room, dinIng room, utility room with sInk, built-in appliancet, fireplace, 7 patios, fenced, with or without above ground pool 7 mat. 116.500 Terms Pay Lunciquist, ________________________________ Peg Real Estate Broker. 332 7396 ces & wkc-nas homes * YourOwn Washer & Dryer j eisa. a a Idyllwilde -3 b&OOmS with double fruit trees, Sprinkler system. Only 777 6455 Adult Section o a I S silica Broker, 107 W Commercial Sanford 322-7111 ,,rance R Ramnbottom 323 7)99 71 Park Dr 372 7111 P EALIOR AFTER HRS. 3 79731 322 0648 37? 3991 • MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17-97Open Sal. 1 Sun, 9.5 119.'1Q-1 NVEPITORY CLEARANCE Seeu for the best deal on a new home :'.' _____ Jd SAVE GAS - Shop tht. downtown Sanford me'chants for all your famIly's Easter finery. AOving your mobile P'cnn' Jim Hunt Realty Auron Saturday 7 P M Open daily 10 5. We buy, sell, trade EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Peg Real Estate Broker - 72—Auction BPhorneflea,hopid,n TAFFER REALTY * Re:ponslv. : Management . And -- "LUXURY PATIO APARTMEp4T5' * ,_ "JU vi gag Broker )1T(1T((11TITIT5iy( -( -fl-ff, Geneva uri.j coatIng & set up 773 5170 110 E 75th St sm.si (i,,s,tued Ad brings b" 'elumns T r,' one and see Call 377 - 7611 ur *31 99J BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER, $400 ScsI Wedding gown complete with train. coSt 3150. Size 10 17. Will sell for 60Off Ice 5150. 377 533 - Acreage truck, will travel, Also roof - AKE MARY RE OPENING SALE - March 7 Women's bloutes and men's thirt, 75 centS cacti. irien's and women's shacks, $200. Low prices on everything Come see our ne-w locatIon THE BARGAIN GARAGE, 733 Hwy 11-97, Fern, Park, Wed thru Sit., $04, Sun. I?. 4. - Leaving area must sell, licensed, I? 332 7643 Downtown Sanford Merchant's Easter Sale makes shopping cesler with setect merchandise : Commercial Properties Homes, Lots attractive,rentiBc.msIiven Real Estate leg GOLD 197) Fteeswlng 16' tn hull Bowrider S5hPChrysliic. Tilt trailer $1,050 3736)49. All ne'i carpet from ,i.kt4.i, rr,lls a(i,' :;.j t s:s a ',d Sacrifice 55 a 'rd. Your choice. Weekday, 3230061. Di,s 322 6173 Nights 372 5471 or 372 7357 BARGAIN HUNTER* 41-Houses .-,-.-,--------_-________ Mayfair, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 lots, low maintenance, financing arranged 130.503 323 5101. - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - -- v- -w MOSSIE C. BATEMAN __________________ WE BUY AND SrLL 11' Wellcraft. '71 Mercury, IS HP. with power trim, and trailer, $1,100 377 7311 itttr'r S - WIlT REALTY - ca-i ii:...,, ------- Acre ClIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Real Estate COLOR TV.5I1.9SMOPITH RENTAL 'UPL'CHASE PLAN, 644-1006 55-Boats Accessories Req. Real Estate Broker 7439 S. Myrtle Ave , Sanford Phone32b 0610 Peg Real Estate Broker IBP .7 bath, pool,firtplace,fc-n, central air & heat, carpets, drapes Only 520.500 Low down, tow monthly Call $31 fl For Rent Office-and 69—Stamps-Coins Merchandise Ch I eLlsti Priced for QuIck tale Plo Qualifying 3 yrs. old, 3 borm , 1', baths, Large business building, ground floor Reasonable 737 6396 53—TV. Radio Stereo COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W Itt St. 3734357 Wanted L St ItL,% Wanted Quick Cour?t'otj Serv.e M (JPISWORTH REALTY 503w. 1st St 3734061,373 0517 IN ALL °RlCE 8)7W 1st s WINTER SPRINGS * Monday, March 10, 1,15-38 - bI'LL Larry Saxon. Realtor 6470. No aualifyingl Immediate oc t,,flfliLa'. V.r.i.4 C,.'.i....4 iflfl a V 'V I' V 54 54 bath large family home. Only $7,000 down, and assume payments Pool & tennis privileges. Call 904 161.5115, Owner ASsoc. 47—Real Estate * "Get 'E While * REALTORS ATTENTION BARGAIN HUNTERSt Acrelake lot on Butler Chair-i ne-ar Oteen, 55.000 7 Bidrms, 1 bath frame In LongwoJ, fenced yard, carport, $7,500. ', Acre frame cottage plus trailer. Needs work. in country near state- hunting reserve. 19300. 323 9110. 1100 Sq. ft., 220 Volt. Ideal for re-pair shopor warehouse. 377832) or 372. ' After SIrs 377 ill) or "37547 Sanford- Excelent cond, 3 Bdrm,, 2 bath, heat, carpeted, large yard 1300 down. 373 171? nfl,, 1-3 BEDROOM APTS. FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 322-64.57 2606 5. Hwy . 17 fl REALTOR 323 5771 Area One Inc. After I-Irs. 3fl-7111or 323 7,42 37—Business Properly ON LAKE JENNIE Harold Hall Realty OPEN NOON TIL DARK LAKE MARY HOME One spate for 60' 65' Mobile home on scenic wild Wekiva River. Call 373 1110 or see at CAMP _SEMINOLE. 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR PAYTON REALTY Home Lots ',,, AU DAY Older refurbished Spanish Style home. Must be seen to be ap preciatd 138.900, Terms Two bedroom, Completely furnished, air conditioned, siso. 3j1571 A PARTIn ENTS -, zz'Jv Si Si Senore 322-6457 - wIth fireplace, central air, cx cellent financing 137,730. 3 Bedroom, luxury living. $47,503, Shaded yard, lovely home, nice area. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Occupy on qualifying See itt You'll love it. 131,503 Free canoe 1. fishing 2 bedroom, aIr, carpeting on Scenic Wekiva iyer. 373 1470 or see at CAMP SEMINOLE LQke Jennie SWIMMING POOL Beautiful Immaculate 34—?bile Homes 323-7370 SANFORD Quiet area I bedrooms, I' baths, 7 years Old Owner needs to move Pretty Yellow House - 7 Acres near Peola. Home cleared property, deep well. Ftcsrida living Call Ken Sandon 3 Bedroom, l' baths, central heat & air, $21,900 Convenient Location REALTOR 332-7195 12 Bedroom t P., baths, with central neat ana air. Owner wilt negotiate 173.903 CailBart Real Estate Rarige.Refrigerator Ulsflwasher.L)isposal * 3 Bedrooms Nearly New SUPER CLEAN 7 bedroom, fully furnished home. Only $150. Others available- now from $110 unfurnlshed. RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES - Clean. 3 br., $750 down, $191 ma. I annual Pct. rate, $23,503. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 7337730 33—Houses Furnished Villas (0 ?SdSParkOr Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1'- bath, carpeted, fenced yard. 1st & last. 323 7$4 Sandlewood • - REALTORS Lake cottage, "r 1 or couple. No pats Lake privileges, swimming 8. fIshing Lease 372 6)06 - EXTRA SPECIAL - Large I bedroom, 2 bath, family room, W. Garneft White 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, with all the an,er,itles Privacy fence, fruit trees. AsSumable- mortgage, 545,000 775-3365 - Beautiful Country Acreage JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC Your MLS Agency DELTONA- Clean, attractive, nice yard. Available now. 1 Bdrm 313$ MO , 2Bcirms$ISOMo - '--- Alto, 3 fldrm., ii,, baths, contra heat, garage, on corner lot $20,100. Terms, 377-2372 322242O Anytime Loch Arbor - On laS.., paved street, I yr. lease, renewal option, 6 rooms, central heat 3. air, 1st 3. last mo 32) 4430. Rentals. ___________ - PINECREST -- ONLY 121,0001 Has 3 bectrooms, 7 batht, large Florida porch, equipped kitchen with diShv.ather Really priced right! Sanford - 3 bdrm , 7 bath, central heat I. air, carpet, drapes, kithri equIpped, %195 mo 617 5055 =---- -' Unfurnjshed Sanford - 3 bedroom, l baths, central heat 1. air. 1150 No leat. requIred M. UNSWORTH REALTY, 373 6061. il-Instructions ' Realty. Dishwasher & Disposal - CAMP, FISH and BOAT Ofl 5cc-nc wild Weklva River at the bass betiding grouri.ds Call 373 1170 or see at CAMP FuiI.ini _ii. -- — ---— Stenstrom - $77 Country Club Drive 3110,2 bdroom, family room Inform.ti in window ADULTS ONLY PETS CONSIDERED -•-••------__--------__--.._______ - Two bedroom ho,, nice, clea,. I ml west of Sanford 3fl 6261. Laundry Facility Terms. * They're Hot! iJrrfurriishcl 1 ht'drr'i ,up? carpeted, Or;Ip 5't 5) 3)2 ?2 after S Adults, no pets Wall-to. Wall Shag between 3rd 3. ith at Van t3uren Ave. 3 bfks south if school. B BtlIucl, IC)? Louise Si , Crystal Lake. llllnot, 600I4 * New hoij in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidiZed to qualified buyert Call to see if you qualify! CITY--REDUCED 10116,0001 Set this 7 bedroom, fireplace, den formal dining room, plus Studid apartment, Ideal for retire-c's Central Heat & Air Farms, ' mile off lIon Samsula Dr foCackter,erry Farms SII ' AI - Immaculate 3 Br. $175 Mo. 3736750 Masonry Construction -_________________ Samsula Live leghorn hens, Ii they ast SOc each for 1 to 50 lSc VA N000WN,3br, Pzbath%.deai end, fenced corner lot; Extras $22,500 37? 3791. I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments FurnIshed or unfurnithed. 40 swimming pool. 1730 S. Orlandc Dr 323 7970. One Bedroom $144 E. V. FOSTER. LakeM.ry )778E4 706W itt St .Sanfocd 3277S13;3flfl* "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' 32—Houses 4 f3drms, 1', baths, central H & A carpet, nice for children. $23,005 Peg Re.*I Estete Broker 7 BORM, furnished or unfurnis,her Adulti preferred 3?] 58S1or)fl6 FRUIT FOR SALE - .;.•-,. ::T -;. I 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD. p --_.--- - 20 Acres can be IJiviOCti Lake Mary, Price suit reduced. 2 large lots, clol in town, 3 bdrm., I bath. homi Very neat. Call today for •ppt. EVERETT A. HARPER AGENC't AVALON APARTMENTS DULTS. NO PETS lt6W.7flcJSt 31A—Duplexes FROM 1180 '" --- --' -. ASSUME MORTGAGE 5 Large Oaks Efficiency -- Utllitl, fishing an canoe Included - on 5cc-ni We'klva RIver, 5)00 Call 37) 4.17 ) or see at Camp Seminole - If you've searched for the ultimatp Sfl apartment living, you'll find it at Franklin Arms Conveniently located just two blocks west of 1797. between Fairway Plaza an ,eminOtp Nigh School * - rn711 $) - * Heated Pool ""' - _ Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. This elegant I bedroom 2 bath honie with carpet, central heat & air, equipped kitchen, 7 car clOts'd garage, lovely screened patio, fl one of Sanford's most desirao IclocatIons. Only $4,103 down. ar d assume 7. p-ct. mtg, Why Spend your time & gS Univ ifl miles when lantord Downtow merchants have all your Easte needs? 29—Rooms ''Quiet Elegance '' * - I I ------------- 4 - 43-Lots.Acreage First Time Offered - br? Bedroom AdultsOnly Park Avenue Mobile Park 754% Park Drive, 373 216) Apartments * - 29 I I -------6Chiid care __________________________ BABYSIT IN MY HOME REASONABLE 373 8031 _________________________ - (' - - — 531 1077 -- Ip-s...... f. r F(RF t\LI IN Pd MS -- - -''- "". — 979nr11ilii 1 - -- 41—Houses - Quiet 1 BR turn, Walk to Seminole Plaza 30-Apartments UnfurnIi ar kes lost Handy 1ood Store Celery Ave. Finder please call 372 . Furnisha WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St. Caught up In a lay off? Save your budget by selling our famous products Call osi 3079 _________________________ - AN OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. AMEND CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR PROVIDING FOR AN .-_- --- - __________ Efficiency apt., all utilitiet fu nihed, rewly decorated. $97.1 3'?? 7791, after S AduIt, No pet I. FOUND Mate Labrador Gentlemanocy/oman Retriever, Floral HeIght$ Area To Share Home and Collar with "Pepper' -. Mr Expenses 3fl 579 Cooburn. 7330343 _____ -- (1) ORDINANCEOF NO. U6:CITY 174 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ORDINANCE THE -- ____________ 31—Apartments AVON TO THE RESCUE ARE YOU TROUBLED? CaiITofl Free. 644 7077 for "We Care"'Hotlifle.". Adults or Teens -- nar Said C.ty Council will roia a .'.arcn in l:-t,Iic hraring .it 1 32 p in or a (Seal) Arthur H [leckwith, Jr • thereafter as posibie, on MOnday. March 31, 197$, to cons'der Clerk of the Circuit Court the adoption of the following orfly Etaine RiCherde dinances by the CIty 01 WInter Deputy Clerk Springs, Florida, titles of which are Publish: March 10, 17, 21. 31, 1975 DEL 31 as follows _____________________________ ". ___ 1$ just one of A6000SALESMAN_.i%n,V,,OU, man, reasons for Eaite-r oi'k Call J i you have a real VaIus 5hppig dOWnt e'stat lite-nie-, and a des4re to _____ EARN MOREl learnta ReIa* - MditteFORREST GREENE. INC. Enroll In Applied Metaphsjcs cIast. REAL.TORS3n 63o 3fl 8970 at FPL "Sunthne Kit , !PNY - -----__.. __. - Pt onali,,d tervi:e - '. - - - . --- -- 4—Personals -'-------.--_ - - ..--_ ' Che-fl. beginnIng March 19th at Part lime help, retired PCfion 730 pm. Dirici inquiries to P.O. preferred Transportation not fox 115, Dellona. ti.e-Ceisary Apply at Crystal Lake Nursery, Lake. Mary or phone 377 ecthlnt Vinegar' S4t ic,t Now 1çç' four in one capsule. %k for V136s. Faust's Dr,. Truck, tire and fic-et serviceman E*peqience-j needed in changing Split ring truck rims and farm Calling All Girls tires. Paid insurance, to enter th Miss Sunburst Beluly hospitaii:ation, two Weeks pa,d Pageant, Ages 3 6, 710. 11133. vacation itt year. Apply in person it Call 1-687 743i Each child to S M Hair. 555 W 1st St. receive-s a trophy Petition WITNESS my hand end the seal of the Court at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, this 4th day of interest In the real property herein calendar months from the time of MINT TO THE 1971 1975 BUDGET; Sad Estate: You are hereby r,t,lic-d and ciescrioeci. the lint publication of thiS notice. REPEALING At.L ORDINANCES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Each claim or demand must be in IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, required to present any claims and demands which you nay have writing and filed in duplicate and SEVERABILITY that an action to fore-chose a mar AND EFagainst the estate of HATTIE Igage on the following real property state the place of residence and post FECTIVE DATE. office address of the claimant ard in Seminole County, Florida: CopiesOfslldOrdinanc,Isz,aIIb, BILLINGS, deceased late of County. Florida, to the LOt 13 of SAN SEM KNOLLS, must be sworn to by the claimant, available at the Office of the CIty Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file Seminole County, Florida arcordinn his agent or attorney, or the same CI..rk gI I... ri.. ,.. w_.__ r__,__. thC same in duplicate and as to the plat thereof as recorded in shall be void. Florud. provoed in Section 133.16, Florida PIaI Book 12, p-age 4. Public DATED at Winter Park, Florida, examine same Records of Seminole County, this 6th day Of March, ins. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Statutes, In their OffiLet in the County Courthouse in Seminole Florida, 5; John D. Halries ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND County, Florida, within four As Executor of has been filed against you arid you BE HEARD said estate. are requIred to serve a copy of your THIS NOTICE is to be published In calendar montht from the ti,t'ie of the first publication hereof, or the 5: John D. Hairiet *l'it?end,f,rnei, if any, toit on van THE EVENING HERALD, a den Berg, Gay 3. Burke-, P.a., at JOHN OeM. HAINES. ESQ. nwspaper of general circulation In . same wIll be barred Pott Office Box 793, Orlando, Filed at Sanford Florida, thiS 4th Winderweidle, Halnes, Said City, one (1) time , Ward 8. Woodman, P.A day 01 March, 1975. Florida 37102, and file the original days prior to the time of Ihe public 250 Park Avenue South 5: Royden A. WilkInson with the Clerk of the above-styled Pie-aning Post Office Box ISO As Executor CovrtonorbeforeMarch 19th, 1975; DATED this 6th day of March, Winter Park, Florida 32719 DOUGLAS STEPISTROM OF otherwise a Iudgmenl may be en A D. 197$. ter'ed against you for the relief Attorney for EstateSTENSTROM, DAVIS I City of Winter demanded in the complaint or PublIsh: March 10, 17. 197$ MCINTOSH Springs, Florida petition. DEL 4 Attorney for Executor ISv - S. Mary T Norton WlTNESSmyhandanthe5Iof P0 BOx $330 _________________________ City Clerk said Court on February 13th, 1973. Sanford, Ft. NEWMAN 0 BROCK. ESQUIRE (Seal) FICTITIOUSNAME Publish: March tO, .7, 1975 ATTORNEY FOR CITY Notuceisherebygiventhate, OF WINTER SPRINGS. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. OEL37 eflC3bged in business at in Clerk of the CIrcuit Court FLORIDA Kings*ood By: ElaIne RiCharde Court, Sanford, Puoiish; March $0, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Seminole Deputy Clerk DEL 41 TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Publiih: Feb. 17, 21, March 3, 10. frctiti0s name Of CRICKETT'5. ____________________________ OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY $975 PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS, ar4 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. that we intend to register taid name DEK O Notice Is hereby given that a with the Clerk Of'fhe Circuit Court, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 174 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County. Florida in cc Thr Seminole County Port Public HearIng will be held at the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. cordancewilh ih. rnvii..q. ,i •.. Atulhnr.(y. Commis%lonlloomintp,eCityHaIgjfl "o"i. CUlT UP FLORIDA IN AND FOR FiCtitioUS Name Statute-i, To Wit: County, Florida, furnishes the tie- City 'is Santoro, P-lortda. at 1:ou SEMINOLE COUNTY P M. on March 71, 1975, to Section 885 09 Flori,Ja Statutcj $957 following information and In PROBATE DIVISION S Rose E Mims structions to prospective bidders consld.t'r the adoplicn of an or PROBATE NO. 7$41-CP Daniel J. Mims C*%irirlg to submit proposals for the dinance by the C.ty of Sanford, In ri: Estate of r'irnry Florida. title of which it as follows; Publish: March 10. Il. 74. II. work he-rein d.S(,b#d '. ie-acaie OtL4$ OROINANCENO.IIu -DESCRIPTION OP WORK deceawd. _________________________ _________________________ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY The principal work cemistsof the NOTICPTOCRED,TORS following. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AN _ - - , You and each of you are hereby MENT TO THE 1971 197$ BUDGET. SEMINOLE COUNTY notifle-d and required to Ilie any REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES PROBATE DIVISION HEREWITH; PROBATE NO. 75-73.CP claims and demands which you, or It'4 CONFLICT TRANG In re. [stat. of either of you, may have against said SEVERABILITY RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN AND EF HATTIE BILLINGS Alt partIes claiming interetti by, estatelntheofficeottheClerkof the FECTIVE DATE. througn, under or against o. E. Circuit Court of the 18th JudicIal (73 ORDINANCE NO. $I7 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bertrang, a-k-a Oscar Eugene Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Bertrang arid tech parties having or Probate Division, in the Courihoust OF WINTER SPR IP4GS. FLORIDA, To All Creditors and All Persons TO: 0. E BERTRANG. a S. a OSCAR EUGENE BEll .- - . , The undersigned do here-by give pumps, Ycackle. deceased. are hereby fittlngt, building WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA notified and required to file any notice that they are If101gid ifl Structuresvalve-s. and foundatio OP THE CITY OF SANFORD. (44) , •, CM N A N 0 8 A L I C 0 AMA T EM N butinets at 7539 Park Drive In Iii cIaImarw'dt.,kIrs..i. rinni,%4 ----..-_ --. - -'" ''-V ''V -• v'IVTwi)q IVVfI existing !i'P, 'V.-.i F-iPi rurt IT tar' farm City of Sanford, Florida under th haveagainstsalo;stateintneofficeJoanne Woodward Is his wile, Prepare new Site far reiocat LYING BETWEEN 18TH STREET A0EEL IMI 50VNI 88 1 BR0 name of "EARL of Clerkof Circuit Court of Seminole fictitious AND 19TH STREET *740 BET specified tanks Re-locate tw (7) and Jason Roharda County, FIorIda,Inthecotjrmotjseat MOXLEY'S GARAGE" and that we 17,767 barrel tanks 10th, prepared WEEN PEAR AVENUE AND T B E T A N 1 0AFFST0E I tendb0 poker players. steIdnamewitfith, 5j Sanford, Florida, within four Surface prepar, relocated PEACH AVENUE 114 AC calendar months from the date of Clerk at the Circuit Court Of tanks dr-id an additional eight tanks CORDAP4CE 9:30.10 CBS RhODA Mary WITH E I I THE 0 0 H S S I R L 0 II 0 0 L p i the- flrt publication of thiS notice. Seminole County, Flerda pursuant PROVISIOP4SOF CHAPTER 736. to meet acceptable industry Stan Richards, Mary Tyler Moore, Each claim or demand must be in to 86509. Florida Statutes Each o darth to accommodate petroleum LAWS OF FLORIDA, IC?), AND L A L'5-i 0pTSNLPPNTEYA turns up again for an unex• the undersigned P'f$On$ do own a writing and must state the place of products. Create a turn key, FURTHER 174 ACCORDANCE on half int*re-tt, as tenants by the ceafidPOstOfficeaddrflsuf pected ,isIt to New York, The operational tank farm, int,rfflced WITH THE PROVISIONS OF 0HL YAOOM I OAA F A H C the. claimant and must be Sworn to entirety in slid business enterprise with an existing facility, using, in CHAPTER 74190, LAWS OF problem Is Rhoda and Joe DATED thiS 7th day of March, port, by the claimant, his agent, or his at much as practical, the FLORIDA, 1971 BTS OA M TRFTTTNSpN A planned to holiday on this attorney, or It will become- void valves, lines, motors, pumps, fit A copy shall be available at the S Martin Tay Io d to law. weekend, and they haven't the tings and OTher required equipment office of IPie Cloy Clerk for all per. ft I F N P Y 0T F AFCN0 FF . P4r',Ctt Taylor William Frederick Ytackle from the existing tank heart to tell Mary. That, farm, tons desirIng to esamirse the same. Publish- March 10, 17, 31, 1971 At Executor Dispose of all turplut material " All parties In interest and citijens ED DEL 46 B however, doesn't st Rhoda's A 8MM EMS T I Gordon V. FrederIck INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING shall have an opportunity to be mother, Nancy Walker from Att,ney for Estate c SPECIFICATIONS. P E II 1 ft 0 N Y[5J I P ft 0 0 N P T A N heard at sakt hearing. Plenty J. Yc-eckle CITY OF Specification and sptlline to Mary. r1n11,.,, By order ci the City Y P.O BOx 1795. Sanford, Florida ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. of prOp%j work may beObt 'frled Of Itt' City of Sanford. Florida 0 L I T A C I[jN H A N P H Y ft P 0 Publish- March). 10, 1975 from the Oflic, of the FLORIDA H P Tarnm, Jr Ad DEI-2 NOTICE PUBLIC 'tEARING TO miniStrator H I NIH C F F PHil 0 T 0 F A 0 0 H 8 City Clerk CONSIDER. ADOPTION J Ryan OF PUblish' March 10, I97 PROPOSED ORDINANCE Seminole County Port D,I 36 A I L I T F ft R A T H 0 N M F T A 0 ft IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERP4 Authority EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by P0 Box 18)6 N 0 1 T A C I F I N 0 8 ft F P H P H F CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Ihe City 01 Altamorit, Spr'ing, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Sanford, Florida 37771 COUNTY. FLORIDA. Florida, that the Council will hold TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION For the cOnvenienc,tof bidders, U M ft C 0 M 8 0 N A N C F I H 0 M y p CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-42'P-CA.Os.B public hearing to consider enct. Specifications andor Cescription OFANOROIP4ANCE BY THE CITY 1 [Di PAL HATIO7IAL MOR mpnt of Ordnance Plo 27673, en. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA work are- on file at te Instructioni: The hMde name-i tAa.d biiowspp. IGAGE ASSOCIATION. titled 011ie of the Port Administrator. Notice iS hereby given that a backwaid, up , Plaintiff, t kS AN 0DlPlANCE OF THE CITY Public HearIng will be held it the SCOPA Administration hidden tame and box ft In as OF ALTAMONTE Building Commission Room in the-City Hall in SPRINGS, ELIJHA JOHNSON, c-f al FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND the City of Sanford, Florida. at 1.00 Port of Sanford I.l.lTI;fl,TJoN IIYPF.RflOJF; ME'roNyMy Defendants INCLUDING WITHIN TI-fE d011 Lake Monroe, Florida o'clock P.M. on March 21, 1915. to ONOMATOPOEIA ----------------.. NOTICnrIIHY orbAye An ,,.. .. .ra" rL,t UP raj,.',In,,,,ir. sri "i' '' or an orUPP4I744) A. I pERfl?JIIJlf'.1Tl(ssz I ia-i u . .aA ,,i....sn.. -.-'....... '' LA IiP( UP- LAND SITUATE AND lIDS; (OiSONAN(E dinance by the City of Sanford, -: METAPHOR SIMILE J a S. a EIijha P Johnson BEING 171 SEMINOLE COUNTY. Sealed bids *1117* received at the Florida. tItle- of which is as followt: Tomoreow- Wh*I.. and ( FLOICA SAID LAND BEING Oflpce of the- Port Administrator -----GEORGIA MAE JOHNSON LEGALLY DESCRIBED 174 THIS until 1500 hOurs (3 p m •.d t), ORDINANCE NO. $284 rsc OMOINANCE REDEFiNING THE March 73, 1975, at which time ixt$%?eiIt$ tI.4Aix(I UI V - _______________________ r UNKNOWN CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE *ttl be opne-d and publicly *74 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY :1 .. _ _________ __ Alt parties claiming interests by. CITY OF ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS ______________________ Itid must be accompanied by a SANFORD, FLORIDA. ?'rr.(,gh, under or against ELIJHA VTUpr tOtN(LUDESAIOLAND WITHIN tt check. cashier's check, AMENDING SECTIONS 7316 . Ul'PdSOP4. a S. a EIiiha P Johnson BURT REYNOLDS THE MUP4lCtpAL LIMITS OF THE tanb draft, or bid tosJ in an amount 19 (a), 77 19 Id), At4D 7319 ii), ,.r.il (.1 OPc,tA MAE JOHuSou hiS CITY •UiHORIZiNQ AMEND rt less than live IN . . - per cent (5 P.r OF THE SANFORD CITY CODE. *ile, .incl to all parties having or MEP4T TO CITY MAP TO IN Cent)oftheamountofthebid SAID SECTIONS REtpdG POR " W W' And The .IamnQ i have an right, title or 7 3o .. i . It (JD[ SAID LAND ANNEXED -. ! ll!,It)le to the Seminole County Part TIOtç OF THE SIC 145 * ______ l'!rrfi .ri il;- real foprt-y herein ., . ,, . .' iIi5 AD 1'OV 10174G SIPARABILI 7 y, . 'uthoty. Sanford, Florida, and VERTISINC CHAPTER OF SAID .riescnibed CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE hdsshaIIbewitndra,,forap,, DIIYIM -. . CODE: - SAID AMENDMENTS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DATE. I ,. •-'_ TNUT?f ofthrs ytopdays.suteguenttoth. DELETING THE REQUIREMENT . (hat an ö(tOfl to forecIoe a moe Sd Ordinance-was Plactcion first Bd Opening, without the cement of FOR APPRVAL OF PLANS AND The ! iqag 'he tOlhOWifl,) real property reading on Mar(h 1, 19/S. end the the Authority. SITE LOCATIQP4 Klansmen BY n Sem.noIe County, Florida THE City Council will COnsidtr Same for The successlul Bdders shall PLANNING 8 - 00 BOARD, DELETING Loi S. Block "0", WASHINGTON .'ovd a Performanee, Payment THE NECESSITY THAT AMEND The OAKS SFCTIOu ONE, aording to pvbli hearing, whiCh *11 be held iri .'nd r,u,rant fonirt 1ted ','rP4Tc TO TIrE CHAPTER flU IN rr plat tbert as rcccdJ in Plaf Ihe City ambtor -_tI,,II 01 t4I cnç! ,pr,ng to,deU and li*( ct torhh in theSAME MANNER AS AMIaIcAN CAMCR £OCIEIY lS.PaqesJ&$.PubilcRQf5 on Tue%dy, the Itt day of April, '-oecrsications PROVIDED FOR AMENDING THE SemrnoI (nity. Florida, 1915. at 6 )O om • or as soon REJECTION OF BIDS; . ii' i' l, .._. -- .--- --. ZONING ORflIAirr .LJfl. 40") YI.$J ira yoU 'nrre,iurr as posSible t DcThe Seminole County Port S'TITUT 1740 TP;E CITY MANAGER 'Lit' requirc1 to Serve- it (Opy of your meeting inte,c-ted paff its may Authority, Sanford. Florida written defenses. il any, to it on van FOR THE BUILDING OFFICIAL appear and be heard ,viln resp to 'esetyes the-right to reject any or all den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at A5 TO THE ADMINISTRATION the proposed ordinance. This b'd% or any part thereof, to Compieteouvmner AND EP4 FORCFMENT OF THE waive Post Office Box 193, Orlando, hearing any Intormllities in the- bidding, to Florida 3710?, and file the Ortginal to lime until fin4l piee-i 1 tPiu'ce-n. ,na- 7J CHAPTER AND PROVIDING FOR action k taken by Accept the bids or Cny Parts thtttof APPEAL 'TO THE CITY with f Pie- Clerk of the above Styled tOil City Council. PQ3OtO.i OM grov'y, coie dow COM deemed most favorabl, to the in ' $ biuui' MISSION SUBSTITUtING THE 'purl en or before April 7th, Ifl3; A copy of It, propoj, ordinance-- trett of tP Authority afI nil bids a Iudgmrnt may be en CITY MANAGER - FOR THE 5 posIt-ti it Is. .iIy Hall, Altamonte han. GOOD been Ciemned and evaluated, iori'd ,sqa'nf you for the relief ADAPT) (U ADJU',TMENT At 'iprurigs. florida, and opies ore on TO 'd Ii reiect It buttS L'r.,.,!,-.-.. .i....... ..__4__,. 'ii,. tnt' Coniplain! or Th - .xns , .. ,•,-, i i -it. Ut- .VAWlAP4c% ''e,a (ale wulPi thc Clerk of th City and ve-rtite or cancel pcfitun the proposed Same may be inspect A COpy shitlh be avalIb:? at tl,e-Work by the WITNE5 my hand and the seal iuwc Office Of the City Clerk for a'i per Dated this 61h day of March, )97 'of taud Court on the 6th day' SOfis detirIr t examine- the same OAT F(I thut 5th dky of March, _____ ______ of By order of MarPi. 1975 All p.irtie tmn iflti4Cp5 AD 19'S ônd SEMINOLE COU74y ,,i; 1:30 Viittl j Piitvr an npportun,Iy to PhylliS Jo,d;t, be-PORT AUTHORITY CPIN DAILY ;'nlhur H BrCkw,th, Jr. heard at IU hearing City Clerk sThomas A. Blflford, II89F,reEbAve. (Hf -way Il-fl) ClefS. of the Circu,l Court ________ 8:30 of I he City ot By Orep of the city Conimisj,on #*$ ii ISSiII$I1 Chairman fly J)y Siokj - - -. . of the City of S*nford. F IOr Aftamonfe Sprmnq', Alp$'py as to form Dt'putr Clerk H P. T4rnm, Ji Ilorid Pørt Attorneyt L - -tillS-h Mirth $0. tl. 2i. l, Pvhtiih Marh 10, $971 City Clerk P,'llip MItch tO, 17, 975 filL 1? DEL a, PUblish: March ig, $915 )t;I. ii (6) - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 71-453-CA-ID-A . Publish: MONDAY NIGHT THE MOVIES "Big Hand for the Little Lady" RERUN 11 5011 haven't already seen It, the r— 9-Il NBC (6) News 8:00 4:00 (2. 6) Somerset (44) Green Acres (35) The Baron (44) Dinah 7:30 (9) (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) ElectrIc Company (35) Lt In Space (44) Three Stooges Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 8) Wheel Fortune (24) Big Band Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News Show 9:30 (44) PettIcoat (13) Richard Hall (24) Jack Benny 8:00 (2.6) Bell System Family Theatre (6) Gunsmoke (9) Evening With Rn,r Marriage (6) Match Game (9) Ce Life To LIve (3$) Uncle Hubie (6) Mike Douglas (6) Movie (9) Mevie (44) Leave II To ' Beaver Deal (35) MIckey Mouse A 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue ______________ Notice Is hire-by give-n that we are Notice is heriby qiven that I am NgaQedinbu%Ines%at9IS5anfo,d engaged in busineis at 401 Colby TO WHOM IT MAY CONCErN Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, Notice is hereby given that lte Court, Altamonte Springs, Seminole Florida under the fictillova name of County. Florida under the tictitious undersigned, pursuant to tte CENTURY RADIO AND T.V. name of TRAVEL MART TOURS, "FICtItiOUS Name Statute." Chapter in re me Petition SERVICE OR CENTURY T.V., and .inci that I intend to register said 865 09, Florida Statute-s,wilI register HERBERT LeROY NEALS that we Intend to register said name NOTICE OF SUIT name with the Clerk of the Circuit with the County Comptroller, in and the Clerk of the Circuit Court, for Seminole County, Florida, upon TO: ALAN HAY Court. Seminole County. Florida 4 Seminole County. Florida In cc12 Dartmouth Avenue. receipt of proof of the publication of acco'dance wllh the provisions cordance wIth the proviSIons of the Apt. this notice, the lictilious name to lhe FiCtitlOIji Name Statutes, To Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Somerville, New Jersey GREENWOOD LAKES. a joint Wit: Section 86509 Florida Statutes Section 865.09 Ftorld, Statute's 1957. 1957 4lch we are 08376 venture, under 5: Paul F. Thompson QaQed i tuneis at Longwood and TRAVEL & PROMOTIONAL Ruth N. Thompson MART. INC. I.S.o Mary Road. Post Office Boa RONALD DEP4NER Publish; Feb. 17. 74, March 3, tO, 5: By Alexander .i. Capulo, 1911 in the City of Lake Mary, 778 LyonS Avenue. President linrida lrvington, New Jersey DEK90 Publish- March 10. Il. 74, 31, 197$ That the panic-S interested in said 07111 DEL 3 business enterprise are as follows: You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WILCO DEVELOPMENT that the above named Petitioner, COMPANY and FLORIDA HERBERT Ic-ROY HEALS, has FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME LAND COMPANY, together trad. flied a Petition for the adoption of Notice is hereby given that we are Notice is hereby given that we are the minor children named in that ing and doing business as engaged in business at Rt. 3. Box engaged in buSiness at 1o4 W, Lake Petition and you are commanded to 381. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, Seminole Brantley Road, Forest City, GREENWOOD LAKES, ilten see a copy of your County, Florida der the fictitious Seminole County, Florida. under the ' toint venture. name of SOUTHERN LAWN liCt,tlu name of flOWER - Dtect at Lake Mary, Seminole defenses. If any, on HARVEY SERVICE, md that we nt COULTER, Petitioners attorney, County, Florida, March 4. 197$ to PLUMflIPIG 8. HEATING, INC. register said name with the Clerk 0 j and that we intend to reglter said PubliSh. March 10. 17, 21. 3), 1915 whose address is P.O. Box 3236. Fore-it City, FlorIda, 32751, on or DEL 43 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, name with the Clerk of the Circuit before 'he 8th day of April, 1975, and Florida In accordance with the Court, Seminole County, Florida in file the original with the Clerk of the provisions of the Fictitio Name .cordance with the provisions of Court either before Service on • Statutes, To-Wit: Section 865.09 the FIctitious Name Statutes, To Florida Statutes 1957. Petitioner's ,attorney or imWit: Section 86509 Florida Statutes CITYOF mediately thereafter, otherwise a 1957 WINTER SPRINGS, 5: Raymond E. Hodg,% default may be entered against S M E flower FLORIDA __________________________________________________________ EveninQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 10, MONDAY IannI NnfkA i.i Ijo:, LVUI flUIII.V -. ANDREW MATPIEY Building 3. Remodeling 3655316.3737355 Kitchen - Batniroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks, In stallalion available. Bud Save-I? to 1)0 5.i.ytp, on clectr;c bill, ln'.'jil tujrbin roof vents Also prevent rno'Sturt- and mildew in attIc 7 Vents,, $70. Installation Guaranteen I ii 17- -- Tree Service A 1 Tree Serv cc Complete Iree Care J.W. (Jack) kl4uk 323 $14-i - -- _____________________________ _____________________________ P'LANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON-I FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS 3727611 _______________________________ — II liii 0 WELS -.- ED J',4 PS SPRINKLER All typt's 'Werepairondserv, STINt MACHINE 3 SUPPLY CO 37? 6137 Buslfless.,,DlQi32..2611o(831c9g31 _______ �— - ,.-, ------.• . - ..- - ,,T -•-1- wv*ftffldHuaJd, Sanford, Fat. Monday, March 10, 1975 I1 - - - . I_ ,. I • MARCH 9thru 15 GIRLSCOUTWEE o d Year,!1uesdayMar.l;1ls q ori Florida 32 . lO Cen t s - Night Spots Given MW V_ a1 Sunda Sale F L) PUtt ki- rr 17, What ca'a Seonting I)o Fare llero? / If / NN city attorney to pr e pa re o responsib il ity, belon g ing. She needs to learn to love and respect other % herself. -' She'//learn this and more with Scouting. Let's support the Girl Scouts. ByGLEN McLASLAND Herald Stall Writer L - A Sanford attorney for \/// I w — -- Th Girl Scout The Promise. . . . ,. • • / • Girl Scouts Learn to work and Joel and Jane Kruse Sharing Target Girl Scouts tend Dedicated to to all their helping others prolects, with a Auto UISS - T CI Y f 17-92 on the Dog Track Rd. Ph. 838-2474 "I , __ I SPOCIal Party Rates . I I I 1(1 1 L j J a Cov Co e S 304 W. 2nd t er Sanford, Fla. . - Show For Their .. G rl Scouts , ___________ - - '- -• 4 - 1 QQA Environment Ahead . GIRL SCOUTING OPENS A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES • I Learning through Hiking, Camping Enjoying Nature Protecting It Dekle's discovery— / Whether it be at an easel or on Crulf ME 2518 French Ave., Sanford Celery City PRINTING COMPANY INC. 221 Magnolia 322-2S81 Ph. 3224924 // 800 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 322-95SO -- - z _____ — .. - • 4- / Sons You're (-in asso-t to our L - community Count on We Solute You I 0 0 D - 9 Deltona __ Plaza Uona. F. UL4419 cool! BEL TRAVEL Do A Good Turn We're Proud You JCPenney SCOUT UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT - - kAF them 63 year record of service .. t to be out front— working to better our community -- . •. / 7 - ____________ • -• • _____ The mcniabin Agenc : HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICIAL - - We are proud of the girl scouts L MAKING MONEY "INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE" Downtown Sanford 919 W. Hwy. 436 - FOR TAFETA Altamonte Springs, Ff. ~A .. . ...- vd -. delivery of cocalne. —Cecil Johnson, , of Fern Park, jailed without bond on a _rn ,. F federal narcotics charge and a state charge of dehvery of her. - * oin —Toby Williams, V, of Or. lando. jailed under M,000 bond on cha rges of delivery of caine and possession of mark ' ud - on - charges of delivery of cocaine, the sources addecl. Police identified the four per. I' &I I —Barbara Tripp, A s P roi ect Fie remen Are Told ) I) ' oiL I I.1 I ion s 1.) 1 City- bike paths,sprucing up the lake front on Lake Monr oe and dropping the feminine title from the coimnittee name were discussed this m rning as plans for 19Th li v the Ladies Cic and Committee of the Great Sanford Chamber of (o1erce The cornniittec headed woman Pat Register met in the subs ta ndard and dilapidat ed more low income families a uls s recreation and parks dtpartnint were the center of attention among lace to live. Wilson said that a famil living in a condemned house %%ho comes to the SIIA for assistaiwe is placed on the 11fi) Members who expressed concern over %oungsters riding their bikes to school it the :,treets. priorits fist. Ile said the SHA has placed 1-i families in housing projects this Janice Springfield suggested that both pleasure riding trails and ycar. 'The contleinnat inns 'tre pulting a IrL on us." Wilson said. Commissioners also last night adopted an orWriance setting hc1ght restrictions natural growth and con struction at the Sanford stafety trails on school routes be estabh0ed, A sccond clean up the lake front, and install trash cans along the bulkhead, is a portion of the committee's on-going citybeautification program paths, ('011111111tee Several committee members said the area around t he marina and along the bulkhead attrac fhermen and picnickers. but there are no trash cans for disposa l of litter, Jean Meyer suggested to mem be rs that the word 'ladies' be dropped from the(onunittee title in order to attract response from vale chamber menit*rs. ROSl1IF IULDU , arrested in Cambridge on federal drug charges and released on S10,0W bond. Her preliminar) hearing sons arrested Sunda as hamber office to deter hunt' g oals and objectives for the year Bike to be work ed paved within 12 months, Cowboys and Blazers. Cain, arrested at a Winter Park motel, was jailed under coinlimed bonds of $107,500 on state charges of conspiracy corn. mitafelony and three counts of Bike Pat Plan which is a po rtion of the cits s communit y deselnprntnt plan The program would provide Municipal Airpori _il In other action — grant ed a deferment on the y payment of a street asaessinent for Roger Stewart, a dentist who i building an off ice on the corner Skating instructor Sheala Albers ilefti and MI1 CUes glide of 24th Place and Maple through a graceful duct during the Ilappy Days Are Here Again Avenue. Skating Shoss attended by almost 1,000 persons Sunday', at the Stewart agreed to have the %felodre Skating Rink. Prucreds from the sho% %ill benefit the street area in front of Ule office ('11univ*1 '-ptarded adults through the TAFFTA organization. growing -. Bond for Lo d has been set $500,000 the conspiracy charge and fl,500 each on two Women Set ! housing in the city to pr v i de P 51*~ ___ M E Girl Scouts Going Places - . Slavia, Fla. . Police expected to but said when Loudd appeared o Condemn 11 Houses . Ua& "I am talking with some - Dall-a - - with docket lately," Berry said. because I A public hearing was set for of the 2 houses that have been nishing," said Steffens, who April 14 to consider the con- condemned th is year, 18 have makes recommendations to demning of the 11 houses in the been demolist'ed at either the commisslonfor condemnations The condemnations of run Soe th Holly Avenue and West city's or owner's expense and When the property owners down frame houses in the city, 11th Street area. sine of the eig t e en roug up o a to repair e otiseS, C forcing renters to move, is houses are occupied at the standards, renters turn to the SI-IA for creating a top priority waiting present time Steffens said the main assistance in relocating. . Point Center The charges aganst Loudd, at ror our daughters and our COmmunity. We are proud to support them a nature trail. talks listing for low income families The renters, mainly low in. problem with the houses is bad Tom Wilson, executive with the Sanford Housing come families, are caught in wiring and inadequate plum- director of the SHA, said t ha t Authority ISHAI. the squeeze, despite the bing. while he would not recommend Sa nf ord City Commissioners leniencyb commission to Renters in condemned houses stalling the condemnation last nit set the wheels in pant time extensions to allow alsoarepayingwhatisfelttobe program, he does "urge' the motion to condemn a group of I I the owners to bring their exorbitant rates. city to push the federal houses unless the owners bring property up to standards I can t condone the lan goernment for monies to use in the homes up to building codes John Steffens, minimum Words taking money for the rehabilitating the existing standards official code inspector, said that types of houses they are fur housing stock in the city. The rehabilitation and training program is included in j the SIIA housing assistance , - promotion er . SINCE Berry woWd not discuss the Blazer Ucket sales, would rot r el - By MICK LCCIIRIDGE H al d Writer - 3224032 Scouting Is-Self-Expression i -- - —Aiphonso Cain, 25. who Unsuccessfully tried out for the an All-America receiver at Loudd. Orlando area news Berry, however, made it Berry said he planned to turn UCLA, stemmed from the sale reports indicated that Loudd clear that the trial of Loudd on Loudd over to authorities of cocaine to a sheriff's under. may left the country for hargeaofemlingo,000in "sometirne.th next day or cover agent here Feb. V, Zaire, Africa. state sales lax collections &out twoataiecrettuneà ndplace." SO1UCe Said. - . ______________________________________________ G. Scouts Members of th e Lake Howell High School Boosters Club display scale model of a $100,000 new sports stadium to he built at the nc high school on Dike Road In South Seminole County. The sta di um, to handle a ll sporting events and a seati ng capacity of more than 2,000, Is expected to be completed ID time for the 1975 football Members of the boosters are ki Claude Weaver, C.C. Hancock, Ms. Alpha Huddleson, Ms. Irma Frazier, Ms. Louise Hancock and Booster Prerident Jim Pritchard. season. d not discuss the drug federal and state drug charges, country'," Berry' said. 'Rom- venue at that time." C*t - SKA TE Beauty! caring' Iiie 019 UI M want to avoid When he did not arrive, agents Jut talked with Rommie last The charges remained a Muhammad All They are too busy orking m publicity on this moed in and arrested the 0thnight and that Loudd "has not secret until Sunday, following "Zaire was the site of the last client over. Th e trial has been Berry' indicated the ers - three in Orlando and one left the country, nor is he going the arrest of four alleged Loudd heavyweight fight and is the postponed until April 14 and I surrender might take place in Cambridge, Mass., the to at this t ime." associates on a variety of center of a very' spor ts-m inded expect we will seek a change of somew he re ot he r t ha n Orlando, sources said. - - - Life, Right • D II BOOS TERS I J ITO BUIL D ILU STADIU I UIUIVI County authorities to lace a filed last Friday by the Orange drug charges, but said that the he held tomorrow. officials today to arrange his liiudd when he ret urned to series of drug-related charges. County state attorneys office: only connection Loudd hed with "The Orland3 press hasn't surrender," Bey said. "But I lando from New York as sched. Roger Berry told The A warrant for his arrest was Zaire, Africa, was in sports bothered to check the court can't say when or where uled Saturday, the sources said. vening Herald that he had issued at that time. play with others. IceCream • Sandwiches, Takeout Stw It , .m 2439 Fr*nch Ave. Ph. 322-01" Sm nford - , a ' - am working on aff anging New York and Massachusetts. that area, but he has not left the that charge in Orlando now, When officers could not locate states." Just no way." to surrender Loudd to Orange cocaine in & dired Worrigtion - oil V charges with him on the in what po li ce called a cocaine mie is looking into some Berry said, ' There is no way it would be in the Seminole. telephone," Berry said. "Right smuggling operation in Florida, promotional work with All in Rommie could get a fair trial on Orange County area. • es - - - Rommie Loudd, fanner general surrender Mr. Loudd to manager of the defunct Florida authorities sometime this Blazers Professional Football Tern, today denied his client Louddhuhenchgedt hadleft thecountryand pledged conspiracy and delIveiy. of it Symboliz - r - - - Work Together ' u rren er ein anne ou ifffJJ I fl - Ex-Blazer Official Still In Country !J The - reAdents use tile dock for "both youngsters and senior citizens to fish off." r Pi people, the environment, and most important..1 - L *1.4 asked for the liquor sales because One stipulation city o1fitialsdi Casselberry needs the la relaxed In order to to relocate the dock within 60 d* compete with Pressure move the Lae Ti About IW persons attend his club at tle om Don Willson and his neighbor, p esent on Sunday, he sa id With liquor sales, Bo th men said the lake is being used for boat nter said he can, through adverting, boost dealers to show off their wares. that number to 3O0O patrons At one point Sizer said water at the end of the dock is only about 16 inches deep. "we need to look at this thing," Coun. cibuan Charles Sizer said. "I t hi nk they made But a citizen countered that the water is a reasonable request: we need to take some over three feet deep. type of action." iContinuedOnPage2-A • - . -V dnk on beer as two readings before becoming law. Club Juana owner Slike Pinter said he - . r Council also. over objections by Carnage consumptionas long as food also served. City Manager Harry Hug said this mor. Hill properts ow ners, voted to remove the These are her most impressionable years 1. • 7 The orLbnaace at present beera nd neonunda)s - ay Ok Asked if the newly proposed ordinance would affect the city's policing, Chief George Karcher id it edifferencea two local night spots — Sportsmen's Den and the Club Juana to sell liquor on Sunday - -: I will alto the sale of hard li quor on Sunday, absent from yesterday's session The action was the result of a request from - Iromlpm until Ot1 / 9 Orlando. who questioned any I)W of strict )rdinance would "impose a hardship oil citizens in the unanimous, with Councilman Y— City Council here She 9s 7 to - Suer s motion to amend the city's orJinance as seconded by Councilman Sal Herald Staffrjter tvr, i rw t his set for March 6 1 - .1 - - _- RvONNA ESTES Julian ruled that Fire Chief fl)iS made on the city hail Roy LaRossiere cannot be a A resident of Skylark submember of the volunteer unit 1.0 N G WOO D— A and any funds given into his division, Harry Lasrus, last representative of the city's ha nds "should be presumed to night question ed the property of volunteer firefighters balked hedo na tionstothecity since he Hartsock auditing the city last night at having the group's is an employe of the city." records since he pr!pares financial records audited by th e The attorney also d that monthly financial statement for city and City Attorney Ned t he police de partment an u the city . Council member J un e Julian Jr ruled the solunteers co pies of accident reports if it Loflflflfl, a recent critic of cannot properly solicit funds ihes and pla ce the resulting Hartsock, joined with Lasn In from peons whose homes or resnues in a benesolent fund the question. Grant but only if it owns its own id he ould see no from destruction bs eit he r the copying niachine, pays conflict of interest in Hartsock for the paid or volunteer firemen electricits used and gains city doing both jobs, noting the city's bookkeeper handl esthe Charles Kelley Jr so iden- council permison cit%'s financial records. lified himself as treasurer of Kelle% said the volunteers %*()1unteers, said tie would will be filing papers with tlie open the volunteem' books to state to Incorporate. Mayor James persons who have domaud it) Insist city department heads the group. but not to anyone do not know what their duties — use are and What city council ex Af the fire department ''Und the (lock 4A pects of them On his recom n othing to hide," Council Bridge 4B Chairman 1 It. Grant said. "I inendation. council set a Valendar with depa rtinent heads for 5:30 p.m. Thursday at (lassifled should be made of it i th e record Comics 4B v ty hall of ~ontributionsc' Crossword Puz.zle 8A The police and fire depart. Grant also Dear Abby IB questioned merits have come under fire in whether the organization Is Limb - ---------- 8A a recent weeks for collecting Dr. strictly volunteer one iunce the 4A what oneofficial called slush Editorial city allocates money to be paid ta l SA f un d s." Council ordered an hospi t" them LA and the bookkeeping iUdituflliit funds last sseek Obituaries lk[)th1ent issues income tax tits 44A Auditor hlarok' hldrtsk Sporis (onus for the sums each year. told PublIc felevisn 8\ The Iterd Acting Oh' 113 The city has a paid fire Safety Director Jamnc s Pleicones turned over to bun department that relies assistance from volunteers, the police benevolent fur %%'I: l iI.1 Julian said The voluntevrs rec1)rLs yesterday morning for 'es1t'rday 'c high 3 loss this , - fA - or VW .- Index should probably be in. audit muruing 55. l'artls cloudy 1 -T l corporated as a unit, he added. Much of the fund, now %arm through Wednesday. but its name should not imikate practically depleted. came Highs in the loss s and Iosss In the city has two fire depart. frotu the saie by the police the 60%. 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