25 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/afd5c4620c18291c632f6f80b829d006.pdf 5ede0acf957afee8b50f99bf87d84839 PDF Text Text .________'_ - - - -. -- ---- -. 4 - -- - - - - - ----•'-1 - - _--q - - - a -.- -- -- - - - - 'r - - - - -. - - -. - . - -n-...wn -w.v. -mew,----- .__tr -- • - - _ _ -- S.-,--- F. .,:1111111 1 LEISURE = - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - __ __ - __ Friday, March i, l9is--4B 10 it I NW - 67th Year, Nu. 171-Sunday, March 9, 1975 FRIDAY EVENING EVENING (6) Concentration (9) Wild World Animals (13) The Slonemans (24) Intercom 24 .1 __________ Surgeon (6) What's My Line $25000 am Hotlyood Squares (13) Wrestling 8 N (2, 8) Sanford And Son (6) Gorilla (9) Jaq ues Cousteau Neighborhood Women's Tennis Association (9) roBow lers Tour Family FBI (13) Kung lu ( 24 ) Ascent Ut (35) (24) Sesame Sircef It Takes A Thief (24 Sons lOs (6) Partridge Family (6) Florida Citrus (9) Adventures Of (8) Great Mysteries (9) Wide World Of (6) (44) Unlimited 9 00 (2 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) 4:00 (8) (24) Washington (24) Weill Stre Week 9:00 (2. 8) Rock ford Files i_i Gilligan (13) MOVIe (2 8)L ie Lost I0 - '1_- - — - A- -,~~ k,- MIT - . __________ ' _________ -W TJML - - L - - I -, _____________ MovIes = 1 / row r _____________ - - "... 'i -1 - •- I -. -. -. (44) Mod ....--, - .. - , ---- 9- 30 (9) Odd Couple (13) The De*ctives :00 (2,11) Policewoman 0 (44) Ernest Angley (44) Man And Hour 10 News Special a Mons ters (6) Shazan (1) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (23) Zee Cooking School (9) Barella (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Endtess Summer 10:30 (6) CBS Report 11.00 (2, 6.8.9) New s (6, I) News (9) Circus (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolenclas , Children (44) tost In Space 11:30 (2) St ar Trek Q) Wonderful World Around Us (24) Zoom (35) The Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man MORNING 6 00 (6) Growers Fr ed isn't ton keen in 7.aire. With David Niven as this time is tliat his son has narrator, the special focuses on picked an older woman. Fred a mountain gorilla family, the figures out a '.ay to end the largest of apes, their daily romance. routinesand habits. The special 9:30.10 ABC THE 01)1) makes one pointed observation: COUPLE "Felix Remarries" Cori are nat hoatile, and Could th is be a hint of the series they become aggressive only future? Felix remarries, and if when thiey feel threatened. such be the case, what happens 88-30 NBC SANFORD AND to Oscar' Is his momen tary 0 SON "The Older Woman" at freedom from Felix to be Lamont falls in love again, and short lised' Tune in next week SEEK & FIND Congressional Terms E If 11 r AI P (6) Globe Trotters Plays __________________ P P 1 II \ \ w AfT IA1DI Information Ei ght (I) Star Trek I4N! 42h*4hcold i-m.--- (35) Fishing (44) Soul Train (6) Bailey's Cornets I . (44) Herald Of Truth P S E A S J I I U I? Li ( ) F Mart ian :: (9) Yog"s Gang (24) Villa Aleçra (44) T)O Of Safety . ------- SKATING SCHEDULE suff. 1:31, 3:3114 44 PJA. MON. 1:00-10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES I - ? — (24) Sesame Street THUR). PRIVATE PARTIES RI 7 3 Ii P.M. 2- to or _ - I (24) Electric Company Great Mysteries (9 Wrestling (13) Movie SKATE MY - - 3`9 16 Shftpfold 57 P4MIMMS '7 Gd tSi Sutur. for DOWN 19cont4ows support 20 SW IFt) I Tarry 21 Ovw fow 1 21 Hat room 2 Brain p assag e 72 Eg4i rir Wdd• 5 29 Gtv* refuse 30 5ohoc1es Alph" 32'Th* Chwry 37 • s uCURIEBK S C P U I) K 0 I I G I N I U E P V S I 0 H B E II N TMMME UIAATB10RKYH I B p o •- piy (2 11 vivid colors *ds 1 13 Thoatr" 44 Appe"tton 29 Est-rcl tw(d Fan 48 Epnchs 33 D*n 51 Ronic a 34 Vasco." god 3 EQbie eeJ IppO.n att'-,-!'' — — — 12 SHOWING - I 9 DIXIE DANCE KINGS 13 . ____ I — — — I .0 Z ' SEE THE "SWEETHEART SQUARES" IN PERSON. - • OK 0 •' - - JERRY REED -- — 21 ' — i n 11 1ALLOUTI! , NOI e~ X _____________________________ " 1. - 32 35 ___ I P ___ - IZ-1 - - - I J T111"T" FAWN. By Robert Newton now been revealed, they must Peck. Uttle. Brown. 143 Pages. go their separate ways. .95 There are tes when New. to 1755, the French built Fort ton comes teffibiy lose to Carillon. The British, who later timentality In these scenes but were to rename the songpoint he manages to sk ir t it 5Ucu Fort Ticonderoga, decided they full), and the novel F has ri W t wanted the fort and set out to ten comes touchingly alive. Like it from the Fi ench The Phil Thomas British assault on the fort proAP Books Editor 'C * 1 - . STA RTING 8:oo-7 \ —— — — — THE BUCKET J gravy ft W_ - 7 U _I_ — — — Feeds S to? p.op I ___ — — I 3at $0%95 Aft , thi ~ de, I Reg. SUZY KtNnAu • — M .~uptiirh Good Thurs., af a C n. . ( I . i Dining • — r z -- - - ~ -- I J i ~ - q1d-~q I!Pklght Sat I~ I .wi 4 -- t ~w f SAUDU A , AD ~ -I --- — i- . ( andlti~usjr,ft TW& . A* 44 0 e- OPen 01 [IV 1 1 a.m.fit 9 p.m,. Fri. a Saf. fit to ;.m. 18*9 French Ave. Sanford r ----- _ , , _-X ~- wo" 3R 4I8 -"14-1*11 - 'ZI--- -- _,, .11 14 , FR" MCKEN (6~ .1 erbi) _, - a * ' I -Le ' ZS14 PARX DRIVE. SANFORD. FLORIDA - - - - ' -- - __ ~. _. ---- --- -i - - -- - - — i/\\ !I 1 I - -, i!I ' L . ~ ____ -_ 4 ... , I [ , i _____ - I V L I t - 44lI_I •1 . ~ I. . - I I ._ $200 check to the South Order of Police (FOP) as a "loan." H I admitted he signed all but nowr ; . - _\ Zt . . - 1 1 - : _- -- . - _. •_ -i, . - L - - . 1 - - - _._ -% . ' -_ - _- L - - -_ - . -- . - - ---------.----- __ --- - - I-- . _ 7-- __ - )i ~_: 7____W ,__ir;_ - 1. .-- 7 . - . - - -I ____ ~ ___ - _~ --- - 1 ~~ . - .~ f 2 - ___ I -- - ~ -__- - - _____ .- , ___ -A - - _ HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN Sunday Is the happy day wbeo am rW&gU ego eujgy t& __ -1 ~z -- ' Arr tfPr~b.4vL "H""Days 0 1n11 %tfaw a benefit TAFETA, a tw"art program for retarded adults In - Sem.1r.ole County. The colorful cast It!. eludes (front, from left) Mark Hall, Tommy SWfey, Ban Giles and Craig Clayton. Also (top, from left) Beth Russi, Tammy Albers, Denniese Bcnnej~ blElan jakubcin, Counk Jiltitubein Albers. and Wendy Li* brary l - - - i --- Lee Trevino and Hale Irwin (tintr Club Frid.i to ,'rihth Citrus (cri e s tory, photos Oraissword 1`-%uz~e.....16A I " , - - - - Man Dies In Altamonte Apartment Comp/ex Blaze I - ; I k~ 1- oft -- . A[JTAMONTE SPRINGS-A 25-year-old brother were token he to Florida North hos (or man di ed early Saturday while at- treatment of shock, but were not atted drW ) tempting to fight a fire inside an aparUrent unit % The victim's body was removed to Seminole at the Spring Lake Ifill Apartment, V5 V. 05 ta where authorities were to W>ore Rd. conductanautopsyearlytyto deteine the Police said Albert Corrintl, 25, a student at exact cause of death. . - .., ' In blistered the Rio Pinar Altamonte Springs Police Chief justice East pronounceddeadat'hescenea(ter his bo was said it was be1teed the f ire started from a Nino from the gutted two-bedroom apart- candle inside one of the two bedrooms The A, - - I I Z , ..-4 f -ing te make his way into a bedroom to use a fire extinguisher to combat flames that broke out Inside the apartimnt oc. Ak ~ I )Ctfin(l r(wn'l Ii ut Ii Page 1 8 - - - -- : ' - - - f 1. - I - - - perturcs. Lows In the 4 -- _ - -- wi th the highs in the low -1I ~__ Jr. PW __Ar_=_ I - i Sports - . ..........IB-311 Yesterday's high was s4; low was 42. Colder through I fiwp~ IN CUSTODY i u i'— ' _ -,-- .11 — I - ~: "-' " Sheriff's Matron Mabel Morrison leads suspect Mri, Elaine E. Itlanton front County jail to courtroom F preliminary hea ring. See story page 3A. (Sta ff Photo by wi f ~re was conWned to the one apartment, East said. The Corrinti's and Miss Wilson were visiting been left with a babysitter over night in anoth*er Officers said Corrmti, his brother, Joe, and apartment complex, poli ce reported. orrinu 5 gin friend, Judy Lis, along with Firemen said the blaze was conf ined to the Ms Brice had reached suet) when the fire was bedom in the lower floor a partment but t discosered about 8 30 a in., but that Y01 smoke and water damage forced at least two ma ter making certaln the 0f group were okas,went back Into the apartment. -Apparently he was overconlie once he got inside," an Altamonte Springs Investigator said. complex, said the damaged apartment wiLs Witnesses said that CorrLriti cotdd beoccupied by Ms. Brice. from inside the bedroom and that a Meadows said the fire caused ismoke damage neighbor smas,hed a window trying to fm the to the next door apartment and to an apartment youth, but that air from the broken window directly above the death scene. Ile sail the oc. caused the fire to become so --hot" that rescue cupanLs of the downstairs apartment would be efforts were impsible forJ to (fuSe temporarily, but that the upstairs The fire is the second major blaze in the past area was not ',Umt badly " . ged. " three years at the apartment complex, but the Meadows said the fire h' - which first in a ala 4ty has fatality recor, 6:30 am. and Altamonte Sprin gs firemen Both 11i Wilson, Ms. Brice and the w w4.iiicu 4 -- . Midge. . ............ _4B Calendar . ..........U, Sal. Dinner rvt1onsi2Sso3, Bullintsiman's Lunch 11.4; Happy HOU?S.7; Luncheon Special,11.60 14014- Callith Dinniff -All yoU Can eat SI.41 THURS.: t)Ancg Can!nl TUES,: Talent NiPI Steak Ni Nplit. Buy wan. Tatfap Ni9h1 — 1 911 I Fr SAT - H .e Njai,o - 41 __ I i , - (. , ( ~ I L , ~ ri :, t% 1\ . I -I N . 1. ~- '~ ia - 'O.—Prii,tirnic -- t C - the men," he said, identifying a -... ,Sa- — "I did not handle the books on the benevolent fund at all. ,All expenditure.s were voted on by Ind ex - I - . - - / - - -,-- ' A ^ ~ 9r p docket in Circuit Court here this i 00 various harges. Detaite; and complete court roundup on Page 2-A. - - - - I/ Heavy Court Docket Trevino, Irwin Tied - Benedict Arnold. After the battle, father and son are briefly united and It is in these seent, !: that Robert -k, autbw of "A Day ----- - I __ __ ~,~A . - adventures, including meeting Na Jifg Vvotild IIe" is at his Ix-st as he shows how both fa. son have matured and realize that despite the (act that the love• other but long concealed has - - 1i -1I ~ .W,. i4 Theres a - ..,,._ jim - a 4_- f. - - - i -,:N- fact a critical choice: The Brit. . -t! -, , ' I - Adoption trends are changing as the health> white infants available for adoption declines , Women's F.ditor Jean Patteson reports on the adoption of biracial, black and foreign children on Page IC, Women's Section, -_ Orr ______ and they must sta y or leave f , W' r J( lEl niS kllow Fren(h in dcfenng the fort, Fawn refuses to take sides and5lipsIntoU)ewoods where _A I~ - - f. . I ', Adoption Trends Chonge e, COMING MARCH 12& u NASHVILLE RECORDINGARTISTM(JRRAY hUM :/ ft7 - 47& ,_l '— '— 11: . )ft,rç . . out from i ndicated W~ Ai~ Ins ide Today RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3364 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA is dead, vic-Um of a French sol. % 8. IIcrd Staff Wrir ii go on wtt k A total of L (1titiiutiflt will . ! Cmd" 4 -&-`_ - Old Foot, or being put to death Before she died, the woman bore Charbon a son, Fawn. Since. the father is ill eqWpped toprovtde for the boy In thsas yet untamed land, Fa grows up primarily under the tutelage r4his Inthan grandfather , and hegrowstotnkofhnse1f _______ . i D ___________________________________________ -f ( - J)i ' (Ilor d ot usr) F'ea1uriig Melodies hs Jim Aker ,.., - 'n -.- . vis - I Tke 55 RlGDE SCes f our honey dipped fried hot ttesljn' biscuit:; D E R A N G . - daughter uf his Indian captor, 4 I . ALSO SHOWING TONIGHT I I -- . . . . -.I.. . ~__- z_- w James Jernigan, director of Sanford's reached for comment. from federal and state funds. County voters ha ve already endorsed th e funding Recreation and Parks Department,and in charge of Mrs. Smi th said if ei th er the Sa nf ord or Sou th But, without the contract to provide for ior the system by a positive straw ballot vote last Seminole County is on the tbreshold of tang a Sanford's Library has announced his full support of Seminole Library professional administration of the library system November. did not wish to become p&rt of the tremendous cultural step forward. the incorporation of Sanford 's library Into the county system, then the county Seminole County will not be eligible to receive the On the straw ballot, voters effectively told would rent a county-wide system. The vehicle of the move is the Implementation grants, according to Mrs Ifelen Smith, chairman of county commissioners the residents were in support d%4ing to house the branch libraries. Oct. 1 ci a county-wide li brary system to work hand- the Seminole County library Advisory Committee, of Jernigan's reasons are two4old: the cowity-wide buil Jernigan said becoming a working cornpment of the system by saying they would be willing to tax system will provide a better system for area in-hand with and administered by the nationally the Orlando Public library systemwould be The contract, at a cost of 1450,000 will entitle themselves up to 4 mill in taxes. recognized Orlando PoWic Ubrar)' System. residents to enjoy library benefits and wilt save the beneficial for everyone Involved. Seminole County residents the right to uUuI all the "It was evident at that time that the county The Seminole County Commison, whose light city money. IA facilities of th e Orla ndo system, and also will residents wanted the program," Mrs. 'M far as the citizens of Sa nford are concerned, ith said . Sanford City Commissioners also have given there will not be a drop in se has shone favorably on the library system since last provide for an upgradIng of the library systems in rvices but they will Details of the program call for two branch November, is expected on Tuesday to approve a Seminole. their blessing to the county-wide system and the use recelve additional services and more benefits," offices to be established In the county. e in the of the Municipal library. con tract between the coun t y and the Orlando The advisory isor) committee was appointed last year Jernigan said . north county, one south system. Mrs Smith sd the ads isory committee has not by the County Commission to investigate and report dlcaUons reveal that the same poskive The proposed locations are the Sanford received a definite response from the board of The approval of the contract, which will bind on a regional or c3ty iride system qualities will be true for all Seminole County Municipal library and the South Seminole library directors of the South Seminole Ubrar> .Seminole County to the Orlando system, also will residents who will be able to have two complete But, probably the most favorable aspect of the in Altamonte Springs. Board Chairman George tlearn could not be county library systeffu at their disp~al. - Elie Mohawks he was given the ________ . - . f - -IiI which this story o( the maturing 42 43 44 - was right and -- - ' I "1 asked Cuuncilrnan ILA. Scott, chairman of the public there," tie sa I 1. 4 police department was con- from the first day I took over. I ment's benevolent fund was wanted to be sure evm1hing surprise, ho ' Seminole To Take Cultura CONNIE VAN D DYKE KE , . Co-Starring 7:30 'j 9.9 coun"Music c _____________________________________ THE STORY nominee ' 1 -- Ir.*_ 'OF ROBBIN HOOD-W.W. Academy Award - ur ris - - W ITH ART CARNEY I I - LIVE COUN AND SQUARE DANCING AT THE THEATRE 0 Stift.l. AFTER14 .00.14 IN To order volumes I. II and [11. send Si for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. SHOW NO - PG BURT REYNOLDS a _________J Iftandlions: The hidden am" holed below r forwaid, backwad, up. down. or d RAY In the pa". Find ach hwdtn Run "A box It in asto wn: ..%(*,r FRANK LOR111, liii I RMANE SL'SPENU 11W R(JLI ,C CALFINDAR HILL VFTO f WHIP Tomorrow - lIodr I'odEe"V" 0 En'ov 1. much larger -Seek & Find" puzzles with over .50 discoverieM per panel in an all-new series iii 24-page booklets. — — — — — — I I — NEW TODAY FIRST AREA I ; _ _ ~.L I LONGWOOD-This city's government, ex. first addition, the Moorings and Devonshire pe ng -press or c ore devel opments as required y city w. o fiscal year ends Sept. 30, has lost forever untold mediate estimate of loss has been de dollar& Lester ,Mandell, reidento1Sanlando resealed this week that although Utilities He said the money was to help riday, is firm did not know a Sanlando Utdities, a privately owned and utility get started the organization • operated water and sewer company, sees four areas it serve which the police department s "There is no agreement," he it' bdi 'bi effort haseverbeenmadeto said has designate as itS coect uity taes bargainlng agent with the dty The cit> did ado a utility franchise orI'he forthelevyofalOpercetwjthamm tax I for an inance be read of 11 per utility monthly on usm of water, in rufl at least for the first time, Rather am h,om the electricity, telephone and bottled gas. A benevolent fun reading the ordinance, the council at that Unw But, when city fathers decided in late i971 to had It tape recorded and played Inudibly from by.* Hean signed anl do Utili ties the desk I the side I the undil chamber whiM °n west of SR 427 and north of SR 434 with water, no remaining agenda business was cofrtple,te,(L paymnt was nude last yea provision was made to grant a franchise or for tear gas. Other checks weir The ordinance was not sent to then Mayor IV.execute an agreement with the firm to have the Eugene Jaques for his signature before he went to pay fc- painting police cars, utility to benefit a police officer I f III Th dma Council members J.H. Grant, II.A. family and to support a home Scott and several times since, but each time it has been Jerry Connell thscovered Friday the tax was not noted that rates mu be inserted for troubled boys. before it being collected in Winsor Manot, Sleepy Hollow become effective. (Continued On Page 2-A) 10111A1111011111111 2SIry (Bob * vw) 4) Sc YOISh IC 27 PottabW :Hs 36 Public notsces 39 Undwst"s 40 Cay tn Went on sebwk play 2-30 (6) Dog Track d If H 111-1111 FERN PARK I1 iT R 54 S-14abbier 55 Kind of bw (CPIPIY Speaking (9) Invaders (44) No Place For A Picnic (2) T r an S • YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE IT - TO BELIEVE ITI 18 %ftwft (mb) (44) Basketball 1:30 (1) Categorically 8:30 ••• "' &CCOMPAN11*9 PA441111 ea Lon woods o ers uf er Even More I 1, I trag" 14 Ew spit" I S Withdra" t Albert (9) Wrestling (74) Villa Arand (35) Sports Lege 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival - BACK V 49 shaknPoarean (24) Mister Rogers 4 s CIANEIMGIE I --mommalm - RETKIC _____ financial recort!j for a complete safety committee, early in the A story in The Herald last nigan, In a telephone interview cItide audit for the past two week for an audit of the ente week revealing revenues from wi th The Herald, also pled )ears came as no surprise to police department," Pleicones the sale of police accident ignorance about the accident Acting Public Safety Director told The Herd. "I just wanted rep or t copi es to citizens had report monies being channel ed J ames Pleicones as far as the the department to start fresh been deposited in the depart- into th e bene volent fund "Ilat would be illegal That I money should have been turned LNRII , Popcorn (I) order Fr4 day impounding all Midnight Show C 1' 1 (\p\N ' lN(;svn_ci)' Council's Answer to Previous Puzzle [ 12 -00 (2) Jetsons P L — 0 By DONNA ESTES CHUCK CONNORS 1 To , --i z • AFTERNOON 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer SemCS( (1,9) And Hardy 7:00(2) I Dream Of Jeannie ; cs "GORILLA' A most once more 8.9 Dinosaurs Special 1:00 (9) Movie (44) Party - 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby GoIdsro I p Goes The (6) Valley Of (24) 12:00 (2, 1) MidnIght ; ! (8) The Protectors Country (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 11 Z Stars ,i.~-~Af-f!-,:.,,- m oun i n as A" H 0 Jumps : Archie tails to get a bang out of F4ith's efforts to cheer him up, as i1atIon and the chance that his union ma)- go on strike overshadow their 2M anniversary party, on "All In the Famllv" Saturday, March 15 IS: 00-8 30p.m., F DI) on the CBS Television Network Carroll O'Connor and Jean Stapl et on JOKE EDITH? star. iiiiiiiiii ______________________________________ Awards Theatre Of 6: 30 (35) Speed Rdcr (15) Burke's Law (44) N,qht Gallery — (44) Golden Globe ecor - ~-_ 1,__I.11___*". "_ -_ ;_ - Rock Concert Rate -''?, - ' (24) Black Journal (35) Bobby Goldsboro Untouchables Weather I 11:30 (2) Environment f ____-1-- I 0 . , . . :. __ W-4 f __ _ - ., (6) Bob Nevhiri Show 10:00 (6) Carol tiur:'- I ~ , - ___________ nemployment B) ED PRlCK} 1 zlzr aw U nty Per Cent agreed, however, that the 99 Seminole County's rate is heavy influx of -out-of-state The Commerce Department "That's going to help llerd Staff Writer per cent rate should be the slightly higher than the 95 night, the Bureau of Labor greater tax reduction than the per workers in January, continued analyst said unemployment The unemployment every th ing," he said "Cm. rate for hie figure seen for the cent rate which showed up in declines in ppad to release $16 billion he orginally construction and probably "will level off" in sucUon b Seminole County reacheda new th e maindcr of this year. trigger." statistics for January for the Orlando Post-Ch r istm as layoffs" February recommended Afll bill ion tax hi of 99 per cent in January February and begin to drop Meanwhile, President Ford joUese don't think it's going any Metropolitan Area — figures which cut bill has been reeommended Tom And, Prescott added that because many of the out says unemployment across the several administration A $21 billion x cut with 4,8 of the county's work bigher," Prcott said. "I Lawton, Metropolitan reason bi ll has the fact that state of. sta te workers wi ll be leasing force idled, a labor market think the rate is nation COU hit nine per cent economists say cod eas ily hit be en approved pretty close to a manager, says the by 9. th e House 5 per cent (icts are using the labor force the Sunshine S analyst confirmed today. ta te before the current recessi on is 85 per cent, up ('.. 83 per and is being con sta ndstill. " Of the county's rate means 25,400 Orlando area that lives In Seminole County to si dered by the The Department of Commerce 49,242 Prescott said the key in over, and he sa workers, about 44, still workers are jobless, up from compute the rate ys Americans cent in January. Sena te as opposed to Seminole Coun ty is the analyst and Ralph Prescott, the have jobs, Prescott said. con. shodn't expect any drastic Ford also said, however, that the 20,100 the month before. Gove rnment of ficials have manager of Florida's embasing the calculation on the struction industry. When that improvements until at least the he doubts the nine per cent expressed hope that lower December unemployment Lawton said th e Increased number of persons employed starts up again, he said, end of iloment office in Sanford this year. figure 81 per cent mark will be reached and i ratesare due priullrtl) to the ikrL prices for farm Prod ucts would unemployment will drop As Ford spoke Thursday thcatedheiswlihngteaccepta ( Contin ued Page 2.A) I - _______ MaR ________________________ . — _. (S)F'irty .Cou - : Sports -- ___________ __________ - 900 ::v :T,Ir 9 ______ •. . ______ ______________________________ _______________ (9) Name That Tune I24) Jack Benny 8 00 (2. 8) Movie (6) The (44) Movie 3:30 (2) High Cha pa rral (24) _j (44) Wrestli ng 7:30 (2) Friends (24) Z Cooking SchI 3 00 (6) Sot ndir Boa rd (24) America . L-~ ~m=__ - '~ a • (35) Department "5" 8 30 (2) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch () Speed (I) Banana Splits (9) Bugs Bunny 10 I - '~~ - (24) Grandpeople (35, 44) Star Trek - - - 7:00 (2) Untamed World ' (%;TONIGHTSTV . - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents . - ~;~N,-,?: , ~ -- __ _-_ I — a- -_ r- --7 . W _- ~rj!!v,'-' 4j, ' --OLI ' 11k 4.-,= INIA-1fir * 60 Aj~; ) : -~k W7M - -• -: F~~ - ~J AL _,:~i ~ 7 - - ' r ____ �_____ State Supreme Court r -1 I I -----__ - Take National Increase WASHINGTON (AP) Th cost of about two4h(rds of Interstate long-distance telephone calls will go up after midnight tonight, but a new one-minute charge will cut costs for brief talkers. The average residential phone bill will increase about 38 cents a month and the average business customer's bill will go up aboftt $3.29 a month, AT&T said Friday. However, since more than one-third of direct dialed interstate calls are two minutes or less, the one minute rate could produce significan t customer savings, the company said. - SS Program Studied Congress will consider a recommendation opposed by President Ford to dip into i I i 0 % (I I~ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A lawyer who refused to testify to a grand Jury says he hasn't decided how he will respond to a subpoena from a commit tee investigating t he Impeachment of Treasurer Thomas O'Malley. Bennett Gordon Feldman, O'Malley's former law partner in Miami, was one of the five persons subpoenaed Friday to appeaefore the house committee next week. Feldman said he and his attorney, Torn McAliley, had not determined ticter he would testify or, if he did, w heth er he would rule out testimony on matters involved in his refusal to testify last week. Asked if he planned to fight th e subpoena, Feldman said "I can't iswer th at. Right now I plan on coming. Let's put it th at partner. Ricardo Ciravolo, were ordered to appear before the committee with records relating to insurance companies they represented and their purchase of O'MaIley's interest in the law firm. E i *_. Rate Hits New High ( Continued From Page lA) be reflected in lower prices at the grocery store. So far, however, it hasn't worked that way. Meanwhile Ford Motor Co. says it will offer a stripp'd down full sized Ford $322 below the previous price standard model. The custom 500 sedan will sell for $4,380. Eastern Airlines announced it has joined its Miami based competitor, National Airlines, in no frills" economy service. Eastern said the service, which will drop free food and drinks, will begin April 14, pending federal approval, and will slash fares between certain cities by as much as 35 per cent. The tvernment also ilfl nounced this week that retail sales last week were up four per cent from the previous week and six per cent over the same week last year. The Federal Energy Administration, meanwhile, issued a repart saying American Oil companies were slowing expansion of their capacity to refine oil, a capacity that now slows the flow of petroleum products. tjenera! Motors his an nounced it will, for the first time in four months, operate all z, of its U.S. assembly plants next week. GM, American Motors and Chrysler thus will have all 35 of their domestic assembly plants open. . :'" .,: -',. •'-••. T-.. 7 • :- LOCATION: Fourth Street and Elm Avenue.venue: Would you like to have this eyesore as your Presidents Plan Studied door neighbor? 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'r'f4owner who might be driving through or visiting the area. Got an eyesore In your neighborhood? Help call attention to It and participate in cleaning up your neighborhood. Write EYESORE, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1557, next Sanford, Fla., 32771. Heavy Court Docket Slated This Week 4 61 By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer burglary at the Ninth Street In two separate cases. Ile is continued twice. Her husband, Tayer& charged with reckless driving, Jose Manual Coton, 3, is listed Circuit court trials for 12 Donald Edward Hampton, 20, three coun ts of leaving the as a fugitive wanted by federal defe.idanls, including robbery, of 310 W. Third St., and Mark scene of an accident, at narcotics agents on warrants burglary and drug smuggling Edward Dyal, 18, of 505 tempting to elude an officer and charging importation of conspiracy cases, are docketed Plumosa Drive, both Sanford no driver's license In con- cocaine and conspiracy to next week before Circuit Court face trial on charges of nectIon with a police chase and import. Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. at breaking and entering with spectacular auto crash .Jan. 11, Drug enforcement agents say Sanford. intent to commit a 1974 on U.S. 17-92 at Five Points Coton headed up "the biggest James lil Blaine Whisenant, 20, misdemeanor, petty Larceny south of Sanford, drug smuggling ring in ° Tangerine, Is accused of and possession of burglary tools In the second case, Green is Florida" and that the robbe ry in connection wi th a Juveniles-ages 15, 16, and 17-4n Fletcher Jones, 18, of 1802 in connection with a Jan. 29 accused of breaking and en- organization during an 18WASHINGTON (AP) — The leader of the sucte&sfuj Jan. 26 purse-snatching in- We case and turned them over Uncoln Ave., aH of Sanford, are burglary at Packaging System tering with Intent to commit a month period smugglet! more fight to liberalize the Senate filibuster rule says the res cident at the Brantley Square to Juvenile court authori ties, accused of breaking and n- Corporation, 507 Airport felony and ul t grand larceny in than $7 million in illegal will be quicker action on tax reform, cona'er protecti shopping center. Altamonte John Burgess, 24, of 1010 W. tering with intent to commit a Boulevard, Sanford. on connection with a Jan, 21 cocaine Into this country and measures and plans to simplify voter registra tion Spencer Green, 30, of burglary at a servi ce station on channeled it through central 'I Springs. Altamonte police Ninth St.; Jerome Robinson, 18, felony and grand larceny in presidential elections. Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D-Mmnn,, arrested three Orange county 1 09 W. 15th St.; and Isaac connection with a Jan. 21 Orlando, is scheduled for trials SR-434 at 1-4, Longwood. Florida to distri buti on points termed Friday nIght's 56-27 vote to make it easier cut Mrs. Le onor Coton, 35-yearover the U.S. off debate "one of the most Important refor= in the his. old mother of four, is accused of Mrs. Coton wa's arrested Dec. 41 tory of the U.S. Senate. conspiracy in connection with 12 at a Lake Brantley area the smuggling of cocaine into convenience store after agents Two the United States. Trial for Mrs. seized 3 ounces of pure A 61-year-old New Smyrna cafe's parking lot, twisted a personal cheek worth and Gary Llnn GUVIn, of ML Coton, of 200 Post a nd Rail cocaine with a street value of WASHINGTON (/iP) — Presideig Ford, and Vice Jan Road, Longwood, has been $70,000. ipan was wrestled to the ground Marion! hands behjihis back $6 in change. Sterling, Ky., was in county President Nelson A. Rockef eller arstráaMjthe virtues * and robbed of $486 Friday night and held his feet thèto 14 tka #W Also taken were aSears and Sa turday In lieu o($10,) bôn by two black males outside ot men rifled through his pockets. three other credit cards. GIlvin,. an unemploye third party in 1976. Ford and Rockefeller sounded similar Redden Cafe In Midway. Ma rion, was unharmed in the Sheriffs deputies Friday electrician, also was charge themes Friday to a Republican party conference conEverett Marion, 210 N. Myrtle 10 p.m. incident, arrested a 23-year-old Ken- with attempted robbery and a sidering how the GOP can recover from its current Avenue, reported to Seminole He reported to depu es ti th at tucky man on a charge of addi tional $5,000 bond lmposet,i minority sta tus. National CliaL-man Mary louise Smith County Sherlif's Deputiesthat the men tol e a railroad robbery and the use of a A preliminary hea ring wa nd Sen. Rober t Dole warned that the party Is In deep two black men In their 203 paycheck worth $21C, a social firearm in commission of a scheduled fu trouble and that th ings could get worse. Gilvin Saturda jum pe d from behind a car In the security cbeck worth $ 16, and felony, morning in circuit court. Sheriff's deputies Saturda were investigating a rash o I Friday burglaries, Records Robert K.SonmiavilIe Jr. X 1500 Franklin St., Altamonti (Continoed From Page 1-A) authorized by Heinigan. Springs, reported that $271 Memorial Hospital after au_f- throat. It wasn't Just one per- worth of silver, a .fl callbei Higley told The Herald fering a heart at ta ck last son, it was ipor e check for pa ting Fri Th stubs in day his remark to Mrs. 0111ff e than one," she rifle and cash totaling $270 wa weekend, was given the key, said. Police cars indicated the swns and another clerk in city hail stolen from his house. Mrs. Shoma te said, so he could "I only followed the city were to be repaid by the city, about the fringe benefits and the Deputies re port that burg1ar start the coffee before the city counc il and the ma yor's in- en Th e tear gas purchase ac- overpayment were meant as tered his home through the ball women got to work in the structions," Mn. Halalip said, tually was small canni sters of a joke. "if I did receive utility room door. mornings, noting she gas for the department's money, I deserved it," he said, had some vein Bowman, 51, reported re disagr men F ee ts wi C ef th Roy departwomen to carry in their purses smiling. hi LaBoesie i wor th of property was F ilday, atemj 4ing to explain merit heads because she In- taken from his apartment, 167C for protection, Hennigan said, Hennigan said bills totaling and were given to the women by several h undred dollars for why bills for a fire truck radio slzted on purchase orders being Springwood Village, Sanf ord, -/ purchased last September p submitted before she would Friday morning. Mrs Hennigan for Ciristinas InstallatIon Of police rd1os last not submitted to the bookkeeper write checks for bills. presen year must have got l in A witness, who lives directl y The fire truck radio bill was above the Bowman's apartfor payment until this week, About discrepancies In in- police department files, when d be was following Mrs. dated September, 1974, but ment, reported to depu ties centive pay given to one or he was asked why the unpaid the more members of the police bill was found only In recent Kelley's and an earlier LaBoasiere's purchase order saw two white males in their 20s bookkeeper's (Sallyc HaLalip) carries the date of March 4, remove several articles from department from state re venue week.,. The radio insta1lUon policies. He said the policy was 1975. Although police payroll the rpartment sharini money, Hennigan In- firm brought the bill to city and put them authoriza tions carry a space into a small white sports car to hold out bi isuftjp ch sLated only one error was made attention by thrvten1ng tO cut or services were sa tisfa ctory. forapprovalby themayor as with Kentucky Hcene plates. and this was corrected. N of f city credi t. More than $9,000 well as the poli ce chief, Jaques Hennigan said one policeman in unpaid bis for engineering Bow repOrted the theft of " bookkeeper was acrefused to sign the semi. was paid too much in January, and other services have been electric typewriter, electric tually running the city," monthly forms after Hennigan calculator, tennis but he (Hennigan) found the found fri recent weeks stashed GENE JAQUFS laaB(slere said. "Sho made the racke t and was hired. error and instructed City away in desk drawers or in the stereo equipment. policy, not the mayor (Eugene Jas refused to recognize Bookkeeper Elise 0111ff to ci ty's "paid" tile. Deputies were checking out Jaques)." Bookkeeper until her durü the soven months Hennigan as police chi deduct the $30 from the police ef, In. the theft of two outdoor "Let's fa ce it, we ( the police was employedby the cjty "Too resignation last J une was Mrs. sisting appointment to the officer's next pay. He said be department) had a lot of trouble many speakers worth $l1) from the people had keys to my Haislip. chief's office could only be done side and rear of believed the officer involved in with th the Tuscawilla e bookkeeping depart- office," she said, adding that She told The Herald during by the mayor and not by city fie School in Casselberry. the overpayment WUS LaUtCflCC ment," Hennigan said, Ci ty Ckvt Onnie Shomate had a her teruire files were gone Into (Skip) HigleyA burglary also was reported Pollee Sgt. Bette Woodward, duplicate key. and moved around. He also challenged the at " Mrs. 0111ff told The Herald who handled much of th li The Springs" clubhouse in e po ce "My key came up missing," legality last year of Hennigan j "One of the councilman Friday the officer overpaid, In depar Stolen were a radio tment record-keeping my desk several times and my she said, "just be fore I quit the receiving a salary. accord with Hennigan's signed before Hennlgan was hired Jaques and tape play er valued at $225. as files were right there and not city. I qui t because Of this pe tty refused comment Friday on payroll au thorization, was police chief ord Pollee the Sanf Department is In Feb., 1974, told locked," she said, Identifying stuff—and somebody con- latest police department Robert Partain. She said Th e Her in vestigati ng the theft of a ald she does not know th e councilman a; Don tinuotisly trying to cut your pr o em. bl Hennigan corrected the payroll whi citizens band radio (CB) and a documtj may have ch authorization alter Council been removed from the files at rifle from an automobile owm'd Mrs Kelley said when the Chairman J.H. by Roy Ripley of 144 County Grant the police sta tion. police payroll, certified by discovered Partaln had been Club Road, Sanford. Mrs. Woodward said soon Hennigan, she assumed it was paid $30 too much In police after Heruügazi took office, he Ripley reported that the radio correct "That was his Job," she Incentive. and rifl e were stolen out of his ordered former Patrolman said. She said the money was Jordan Paddock and ot hers 10 truck parked in Jim Spencer's Mrs. Smjt said had a from p' go through the fs, and fispose trv to the b.ok restaurant parking lot in r's (f p.%chud:. Sa nlor1. of any papers they considered only for the four week period Mrs. 0111ff said on Jan. 17, unnecessary, Mrs. Kelley was recuperating WASHINGTON (AP) — A hon, D-Tex., announced early two days alter she assumed Paddock last mon th ref used from a major operation. "Since $5.9 billion special approprla- this week the bill was being job Of city bookkeeper from to eject a talkative uwnber of I was Office manag er," Mrs. (ion that Democrati c leaders shaped in the Appropriations Ewnln Ilcndd resigned Betty Kelley, Higley the audience at a council mcnate said, "Mrs. Kelley say couJd generate nearly Committee, President Ford asked her, "Are you going to meeting, announced his thought I should have a key million joba w as a pproved to. said he was requesting the give me the sa me fringe resignation and walked out of wh e the was away so city day by the Ro'.ze Ippropr1a. some il Daily dfl Sunday, amounts for public aervbenefits as Betty ieiley did?" the eowidll chamber, books could be posted." eacept Satu-4y and C'r4stmas tions Committ ee, ice and you th summer jobs. Mrs. Ofluf said Higley did not Mrs. Woodward, daughter of O.Iy by Tt t'q' rr.d Inc Th e Janitor, who was a It includes among major JOO ti Fri'nth Ac, de'lne the term fringe benefits, Longwood's first police chief, membe Sanford, r Of the fire department Items $l.6 billion ur public oier, under Fcid's plan but did ii been t}r late aue Layo, has brie when Mrs. Kelley was service jobs and $412.7 million the funds to subsidize employ. p*14 $ISC from state rte with the police department f or sa Clan POSflIe Paid at bookkeeper, had a key as did for summer' jobs for youths. ment in state and local govern. Snlorc1 oriø 32771 sharing police incentIve money many years. Building Inspe ctor David A House vote was tentatively merit would not become avail. he was ' Utled to Mr Mrs. Kelley, the city's former Chacey, she said. Ub%tflin R!c't by set for Wednesday, able until Jan, 1, while uUiff said the m''nics Higley bookkeeper, said veoe e Qii'vy, confined to the inAfter House Speaker Carl Al. Democra ts would make them was paid matched those going and In and out of her files te W 5k Yrar $ Th 40 nsive care unit at Seminole bert and Chairman George Ma. available iminedic:Jy. . -. .' Filibuster Reform Lauded ~ 61=Year=01d Man Robbed Parties - • - - ' By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff Writer (,__ i - Special Robbery Unit Set — - 5 - ,. ,,,, .___ - - pwce, " - s Oratorical Event Near ,._ F1oridians Undernourished, ____ bays i ion pokesman , Forbes Sotatus Questioned TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (All) — Rep. John FOrbv3, 1)Jn'kzwwIItp ,, - ------_ Block has tem%w A- wn TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) "The Florida Coalition for the greater Initiative in the food stamps Is borne by the federal More than I million Florid. Right to eat deplores the fact stamp area, especially since 100 government," the coalition 17 lans, especially old people and that our state has not taken a per cent of the cost of the said, children, "are at this moment suffering severe hunger and says the Florida Coalition for the Right to EaL City help. Coalition spokesman Ben' I C ins f Miami Reason d • 1. We are income tax Public hearings dominate resignation from the Planning South alley fl1UI Gottschalk of specialists. We ask the right between Park Drive see urged Guy Reubin Askew this week's City Commission and Zoning Board, and 27th Street and between questions. We dig for every honest on Friday to declare "a state of agenda, along with a request The complete agenda: French Avenue and Laurel deduction, We want to leave no for deferment on the payment fool emergency" Monday, March 10,7 p.m. Avenue, stone Unturned to make sure YOU The pair said less than half of of street Paving assessment and In the City CommhWm Room 2. PubUc hearing to consider those stdfering hunger and a request for time extmilons on of the City Hall PRY thi smallest legitimate tax. raming property between Inh malnutrition are aided by fed- condemnatIons. 1. Public heariaring to con- Place and 14th Street and East glfilDav Also to be heard will be a aider closing part of a North- of erall furuieti Sou thwest Road to MR-i. ' ' of incidents the i 3. Public hearing to consider state where there are people recond reading and adoption of ED PRICK Err School Grounds-Dr. Merle E. who are living off garbage," an ordinance. Herald Stall Writer Parker. said Gottschalk, a Florida State 4. Request for deferment on NEW BUSINESS County- University social work associ. the payment of street paving Improvements for ailing Wide Advisory Committee-Phil ate professor. assessment. Crooms High School, smoking Stephens. on school grounds and leasing ITEMS FOR ACTION A. 5, Requests for time exGottschalk and Cowins, a so: • te n sions on con&matums. Of cars for driver's ed uca tion PERSONNEL—Stewart WLM'k, urged Askew to: . --• S. First reading of or. are Items for the Seminole Gatchel, Director of Personnel —Immediately Increase the School Board at 7 p.m. Wed. Instructional 0 p offices an . and Non- staff T H E IN COME T A X PEOPLE 7, Request to set public nesday at the County corn- Instructicnai Recommends- conduct an aggressive camhearing on Condemnation mission Chambers. g tions. pe P' SANFORD ;' v LONGWOOD Group 34. SUPERINTENDENT'S H. BIDS-Don Coleman, of the availability of stamps. 309 \,, 8. Resignation from the REPORT-William P. Layer 9 N. Hwy. l7-92 —Require every school di.sPurchasing Agent 1. Pa ving at Ph. ['tanning and Zqnlng Board. I. School Zoning,2. Utilities Lake Mary Elementary, 2. tiict in the state to report on Open 9a.m.. p.m. Weekdays. 9.s Sat. 9. Approval of minutes. Easements- Tuskawilla and Paving Li at Goldsboro steps it is taki ng to make free OPEN SUNDAY—NOAPPOINTMENTNECESSARY - i.' 10. Approval vouchers. 1, Lake Howell Schools,3. Title VI Elementary, 3. Lumber for and low-cost breakf asts and OtherAr,a Office in Oviedo • 11. City Manager's report. Project for ESA-Dan Scinto,4. Maintenance, 4. Food and Food lunches available to needy chil______________________ Lake Brantley Property Products, 5. Wrestling Mats for dren. • Purchase-Bill Daugherty, 5. Seminole High, 6. Purchase 1. —Require the Division of Agy Improvements for Crooms. Orders, big to repor t on wa ys to more '1 George W vvuuS, illis, .ax Shel e ered 1 IJL CI.iD1'flt'tMWPJ C. 1Mm!! La R .• adequately meeet •l... o: Y(W CM Annunity Requests,?. Field Ray, /tdrn. Asst. & Public senior citizens, many of whom Trips. Relations Officer Expulsions. are going hungry, according to i I 0 INSURANCE OLD BUSINESS, Smoking on I D. Inventory Removals, various reports. If you're not an active participant r r in any retirement plan you're ,. %Pk f*f eligible for our Individual Retire4. I m*tAnnuit3'.ItpaysforIifeupon % 4WUM COfl1' to US for incom e tax To Consider Projects • - - .- -. , - -' - MEL CK 'i - - - - NO - ,.. . , - -- - . ' . t - -. / - -. MW RETIREMEN ONYOUR OWN* ,, ,,, . - ' Cancer Seminar Planned . ,. __ - ' - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer J Buses return to same spots Lay Director and Vice / You get: 16 __ I 4,, president of the Canctr Unit, after cloic of the Seminar ~ will speak on "An Interruption (around 12:45). X -T I A seminar on Cancer and This Major health seminar (Presen tation on Attitude)." ' decrease as your financial Senior Citizen, co.sponsored by I Citizens ,.,spons,,,. Lyle Suffield, director of situation changes, I the American Cancer So:iety Proj ect OASIS and residential by the American Cancer (3)AgrowingcashvaJu0a . Seminole County Unit and chairman, ACS Seminole Society, Seminole County, can withdraw in an emerProject Oasis ! gency,subjecttoa, (Hut will be held County Crusade, will make an Project OAS1S. A pan el of physician-experts Wednesday, 9 a.m. to noon, at appeal for help in the crusade. Penalties are imnosed by law the Altamonte Springs Civic , WI1] discuss cance r of the RETURNED TO JAIL upon most withjrawals beThe sched ul e for free uUS breast Center. .. fore agt59Lt rectum uterus bladder service to Wednesday's ill L S'ih' De tective Lowell Jones leads Gary Lee . EI, h ( ceat d d eat h - ta t Cancer' A The program will open with b ene f it 'vneiit t hat goes to Calvin to 'Cancer & The Senior Citizen"WT ici 1llC thran f,,. arraignment hearing Saturday on c ha rges of armed robbery in sour beneficiary. ' welcome by Mrs. Gonzalo ou Altamonte Springs Civic Center And: ' ---ir-:.J Huaman, president of the services available to cancer coflrCUOfl with the Jan. 5 hold-up of the Branfley Square Wlnna.m.- 12 Noon' Dixie Store, SIt _____i 431 and SR 436, Calvin was returned Friday to l,) z ri'mium deposits may b' Cancer Unit followed by a pat e ts through the ne . . ... Buses leave three loading Cancer headquarters Chase Seminole County from Indian Itiver County where the 23-year-old madeinthemannermost prei~entatlon by Kim CotOrlando man had 11 . 8:30 conmiumt foryou. pleaded guilty to robbery charges there and a.m. (Load at 8: ternian, ACS Area 11 Public areas 15) Building, Sanford and ~lans for -.14received two life ld ff -Parking Lot, Chamber of the upcoming Crusade the end Education Chairman on facts a.ssume the risk for you with about the Cancer Society and Commerce, 4W E. Ist St., of April. — -! how it works (or the com. Sanford Mrs. Irene Brown. Cancer ZTTIM72wl .St .lntin Village, Ox ford Society, public education I tin ( all us aljut the Individual , _______________________ Road , LIsselber) chairman, reminded that , Do You Know George Stuart Mrs. Harry Cochrane, serRetirement Annuit IteuveNalmot . -Citizens Bunk, Oviedo only is the transportation free, vice chairman for the county Sells Chalkboargjs r.-.. anybodr for life. _j (Stopi at Luthern Haven, but also the refreshments and unit, wil] spekk on "What's In it ,•,/114",' Bulletin Boards? I Slavis) for Seminole County t- P MAIL TO ROY IIIPI000T Residents" 1t 1$ $74 I. lii- l mm DALMIN i Following a coffebreak, there I I"' ____ o WIN12 PARK, PLA. 319, will be discussion at 10:30bya (maes G,ac.is wolge iI I n jn , tê& medical panel consisting of Dr. . . - --.-I _J Lvv'i i çIL!I$ ... i I A1Jtflc1-s Charles Park Jr., on cancer of f - I I.#t 3.4"l c,'p' I _____ the breast; Dr. C.K. Harmon, I,. u cu,j I cancer of the rectum; Dr. S ti'tt$431JOO ' -I Robert I,, Smith , cancer of the f I 'TATF 7.11' uterus; and Dr. Gonzalo 'luaman, cancer of the bladder i A and prostrate. A quesion and " sivart answer period will follow each presentation. 'I, I As, • Mrs. Roy W. Brown, District il A 7171Iii I - - I i ______ . I if , -• -- - - - - . - i - ---- - , House Group ()Ks - ghts Sanford lt~~ -, ____ Specia I Job Bill kw)t - ___No Real Surprise - p I Much of the film work has return to the area for addi tional been done at the planned work, depending on the zuccess Sanford will be on the Central Florida Zoological of their current specials. television screen this year—but Park, Hanna said, along with you'll have to travel to Tokyo to shots of Downtown Sanford and see the show, other Seminole County areas. Members of the NAV Some work was done on the television network have Just Manatee River, the si Johns completed a third video special and Crystal Rivers. Another for use in Japan on Stan Brock, session was filmed on the the Central Florida Zoo and Florida panther that used to be Sanford. here years ago, Hanna said. Seventy-six robbery Jack Hanna, director of the One of the specia ls was entitled investiga tors for 34 law zoo, said the last film was Racoon Island. wrapped up this week by Taku enforcement agencies in During the Racoon Island Funisawa, director for the filming, an exciting alligator central Florida have npt,nrfr nn,4 ,...L. ..___ hndit. dec lared war tqiw v wur :ianiia Sam, and are fomdng an interNobuo Fakuba. which highlighted the agency network to keep The two, along with a full The Tokyo crew worked to track of robbery suspects. NAV television crew, have been show how civilization enSix investigators from in the area for the past three croaches on wildlife while Seminole enforcement weeks working on three 3- centering on I3roek. Were ain(ng the minute specials on lirock, the Hanna said it wai hoped the group that Central Zoo and Florida. formed Friday television film group would .I TI Aiii 'Jaiiuu dUll was nwuui wu we pecials will flO51(] I by the Orange County devote almost 30 minutes to scenes in Sanford, pointing out Attending from Seminole how Brock can leave a city and were: Sgt. James Marin a matter of minutes be in the tthdale, Altamonte Springs wilderness, area boys and girls police; Manna said that one special under 16 will be competing detective Jack Ilendy, Casselberry done on Brock earlier had been Tuesday at The Forest (Lake Mary Blvd. near 1-4), 7 p.m. in police; officer John Poole, so well received in Toyko, Lake Mary police; Intelevision network sent the the 2nd Annual Optimists Club vestlgntor Rudy Kramer, crew back for additional Oratorical Contest. This year's el...... J:_. a.. ....11... g'._a , ri JWI.J 'IflVt!JV, kcuITJIrI5 EL) ury coverage. P.JULV I.dpL I..,L,$. "Brock Is now known in Hollingsworth, the club's Fagan, Sanford police, and detective Jerry Capshaw, Tokyo as king of the Jungle," contest chairman, is "Give Me Seminole County Sheriffs Your Hand." _,j }1L)LIJt8 said. pa1'tineni. Boys and girls who have won Capshaw said the group their school's elimination 0 wi1I mett on a regWar basis contests will be competing for trophies for the top three spots. With the local sheriffs department hosting a These six winners will go to a meeting zone competition also to be held at Sanford May IR ,herein Sanford. WE HAVE STATE FORMS , 24 V"deo Crew yo 0 ~~ til!1 1 1 Sunday, March, Smoking Issue On Boar L st I I Impounding Of TM.LAIIASsEE, Ha, (Al') — The Board of Resents and legislature are considering a plan to review Florida university presidents every five years to determine if they sho uld remain in office. The regents will be asked at their Monday meeting in Pensacola to take the first step toward such a review, The plan would include a five-year review of the university chancellor, as well. A bill to require appointment of university presidents for five-year terms, with the regent3 to determine w heth er th ey should be rehired, has been filed by Rep. Richard Bodes, D-'Tampa, inc presidents now serve at th e pleasure of th e Board of Regents, W*ith no set time for review. But the tenures have been dropping in recent years, and the national average length of ser vice for a university president now La five years. mittee considering the Impeachment of three Supreme Court ju:stices, an attorney says. James Russ of Orlando, an attorney for Justice David McCain, said in a motion Friday that Forbes should not consider charges against the justices because Of his previous involvement in a lawsuit concerning the secrecy of Judkial Qualifications CommIssIon records, Forbes said e nu no step own, although the motion go to the committe e w hen It meets again In about 10 days. e r c Karl, e comm counsel, ow no preced ent by w hich a member of the legisla ture is disqualified from participation In impeachment consideration, which is just a finding of probable cause." I i c ,tQ in. Author1es refused to reveal how the saws in mates husbands UIIVt •• I UtThIdII3 LU (XL1U1UC? -1, 10 where 15 in. mates appear ed in preliminary hearings In mates were located, but it is standard circuit court this morning on charges of an practice at the jail to allow visitors upstairs. attempted jail break last Sunday. Polk said several of the bars on the S-I cellMrs. Elaine Edge Clanton, 24, of Apopka, block were sawed about one-third of the way was arrested Friday night by Seminole through, apparently Sunday night, before County Sheriff's deputies and placed in Jailers discovered the attempted jail break on county jail in lieu of $23,000 bond, Monday. Mrs. Clanton and Mrs. Mary Jane Shazer, Shiner pleaded guilty last month in circuit 20, of Apopka, who was arrested arlier court to a charge of possession of burglary Friday, are wives of Lawrence Grant Shazer, tools and is in county jail pending a pre20, and Roy Brown Clanton, 28, who were two sentence investigation of the five Inmates charged with the atClanton was arrested Jan. 17 on a robbery tempted jail break, charge and violation of probation, The two couples share the same Apopka Darnell and Cory were arrested Feb. 25 on a address of Route 1, Box 388. robbery Mrs. Clanton also wa.i charged with firearm. possessio. of marijuana, Joslyn was arrested Feb. 13 for breaking The seven persons are charged with and entering with the intent to commit a carrying tools into the jail to aid in an escape Ielnrw and grand larceny. forcjtk rescue of an inmate, ctnspiracy to On Monday, sheriff's deputies were using commit a felon y and carrying contraband metal detector to check several cell mat. articles into county d tresses in w ha t deputLs called "routine cell Also charged are Rocky Ray Darnell, shaked own," 101 Mayrose Drive, Sanford; Marion Lee Cory, 23, 2615 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, and No contraband was found in the mattresses, Floyd Joslyn, 32, 2217 Magnolia Drive, but the hacksaws were found later in a drain nd. In the ceilbiock and the blades underneath a The five inmates and Mrs. Shazer were in table in the cell, county jail Saturday morning on $18,000 bond. Seminole County Commissioners jfl Sheriff John Polk said two ccmplete Monday approved Polk's request for a budget hacksaws with industrial diamond-type line Item transfer to pay off a $1,750 rn.al I_ OI8CItS and a ii-tncn - nch crowbar were sm'1ed detector to be installed at the Jail's main door into the jail last Sunday during visiting hours. to aid in future detection of smuggled items, No Decision On Subpoena '! .. Tol il 1n Jail Break Attempt IN BRIEF 1 IIIIIIIIII # By O4laIley's Ex-Partner J Sundsc Herald, .enIord, Ft. - Suspects In Custody -_ A . ~ County Unemployment Auto Plants Reopened DETROIT(AP) — The nation's ailing auto industry will have more plants open and more people on the job next week than at any time since it was ces in the throes of recession four months ago. But industry analysts cautioned that the apparent comeback by an Industry mired In its worst slump since World War H could be short-lived in the post-rebate period. The four major car producers are recalling 44,00 hour!y uorkers from Layoff next week as they run all but two of 53 assembly plants, although many will continue to operate on reduced schedules. Analysts say sales may fail off sharply again this month because there will be no cash rebates of up to $600 providing consumers with incentives to buy. i1li i cant consequences. At stake is come and assets or copies of In- secret. - the general revenues to solve the financing problems of the Social Security system, a key subcommittee chairman says. The Social Security Advisory Council recommended Friday that Congress direct $6 billion to $7 billion of i'n'r.il treasury recept.s into the system to i)1- otvt it I ,:W lilt. ulili Iu, tIUC to inflation and unemployment. Social Security from its beginnings has been financed by a payroll tax on employers and employes. "We will certairdy look into the proposal," said Rep. James A. Burke, head of the Ways and Means subcommittee on Social Security. "It looks tome like a step in the right direction." i - .. .. 1.~I - .;,_40::.:- - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the amount of information come tax returns and net worth The Florida Supreme Court available to the public on the is considering a ruling ina case finances of 454 Supreme Court, The Code of Judicial Ethics filed by the Florida Bar that district courts of appeal, circuit requires judges to report outwould exempt judges from the and county judges. side compensation annually financial disclosure law. Under the disclosure law, and file copies of income tax reThe case, argued before the public officials are required to turns and financial statements court last week, has attracted tile annual statemen ts listing with the Judicial Qua1iflcat1on little attention, but has signifi- either the sources of their in- Commi ssion, which keeps them Long Distance Rates ,'---- -''., 11_.-_: I-. I i- 1r.-,_._. - I 110:1, I . _.-. . -.-. _. 1..&_.:`%. . -`_~'. -, ",- Considers Tough ule IN BRIEF Evcnri *400 I NA1Y%PtI GOP Pushes __ __ __ Sunday, March 9, 975 '.. WASHINGTON tAP) __ i_________ 2A—Sunday Herald Sanford. Fl. - n -- . I - I _______ - . _. , • - I , Al - dgear - - - ' - - I - - - - - - - -_-.- - t - - — 5b -_- / -1 ;-''•''.. �- -Around The Clock Sunday Herald it came as quite a surprise, while reading the All Souls Church bulletin, learning how affluent we Americans really are. According to Father %%iIliam Ennis' preface, "a graphic description of the hundreds of millions In the world who do not live humanely caught my eye recently: 'If the world were a global village of 106 people, 700( them would beunsbleto read,and only one would have a college education. Over 50 would be suffering from manutritlon, and over 80 would live in what we call substandard t.'Lsing. If the orld were a global village of 100 residentd, six of them would be Americans. These six would have half the village's entire income, and the other 94 would exist on the other half." The source of this information was attributed to IF CO News 4-6 Nov..Iec. 1973, page 12. . - ' Sens. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota and 11.6' t I _. .,~ - Stoniach le , - Humphrey and Proxmire go on record as to just . I - I My sincerest thanks to all who sent con- , 1 -1 k 1_. . how much stimulation is enough to "actively dolences this past week over the passing of my ____________________ promote" a recovery of the economy in th e United brother, Bob. _____ States of America—or as to when stimulation hasForty-four is a young age to die, but none of us ______ control over death, becomes counterproduc ti ve and inflationary? $ _____ _____ A gain, my thanks to one and all who I Fortunately, the House Banking Committee 11, VIEINA ______ '\, remembered through their many cards, balked on a measure sponsored by its _____ chairman, telegrams and telephone calls as well as the 1. } Rep. Henry Reuss, that would have forced the flowers. .a I 1P" Federal Reserve Bank Co increase the amount of money in circulation, Mr. Burns' testimony sternly Opposing it may have been the principal factor in -,r; Just a quick reminder: This is Girl Scout Mr. Reuss' decision to back off from th measure, Week and the best you can do is support these Rep. Reuss has introduced two bills. eOne would require the Federal Reserve Bank to bring down little gals — in every way and any way you can. ___ long-term interest rates by manipulating the money supply. Initially, Mr. Reuss had proposed that the money supply be. increased by an annual We still haven't received a challenge to our rate of at least 6 per cent, but he has since backed offer to meet any and all corners in a charity softba contes cont t. The Sanford Police Department away from that figure. His indecision refl ec ts th e softball problem faced by Sens. Humphrey and Proxmire. apparently doesn't want to meet us on the re sun bugging erlil John Nobody is really certain h much stimulation, if iç' c staiwarts, any, the economy needs, Mr. Burns said as much in How about It John? testimony before the Banking Committee, "° ___ The bill by Mr. Reuss would have President Ford establish priority 'for use o credit, such as "Heip Send A Song To Poland" is the theme ______________________________________________________________ housing, small businesses and state and local used b governments. Secretary of Treasury William fine singng group pJ Florida all the help y_ Simon believes that this measure would create a get. "credit police state," Mr. Burns £laims that it WnatlorA no matter large 'mai Will REPORTERS' NOTEBOOK would "wreck" the economy. The bill itself is ___ Bank Downtown confusing and could be counterproductive because he accepted at the Flagship ______ _ 11 ____ 2 .' j•_-'M ____ ' . . The Bread Line ___ So Surely there are some organizaUons in town who can save the Senior': 1,'.%!z,— ,.! i people who h seen 159 VOUfl put in over 000 man hours over the past ° years, deserve a better fate than has been Wh t' a s - The 1975 Hurry d d This story is true and the bad prt is th e pat In the affair is yours truly. Three weeks go I noticed an ad in The Herald describing an automobile for sale cheap. Since I've been walking the past three months and credit being what it Is these days,! called the number and kataied that, yes, there was a vehicle for sale and terms on a personal basis were available. You guessed it, I Jumped. A bit too quick, perhaps. The long and short of it is this. Yesterday the "deal" was completed. The poor soul handed over 8100 cash to a pretty Little lady — the wife of the car .e— wasgIvena bill of sale outlining the agreement to pay the balance. - -4 Searching all parking lots around The Herald building to no ava il, I grabbed photographer Bill Vincent and sped to my residence, thinki ng the young couple involved might ha ve left the car there. No car. Is The n I drove out on 25th Street to check where thepewereflving afldfound an e,y ho Just cleaned out Li fact. Suddenly it dawned on • 111 Saturday, March 8, 1975, will mark the first anniversary of the old Central Florida Zoo operation In downtown San- ford. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mayor Lee Moore, Pete iCnowles.aty Manager, Mr. JerniganHecreatlon Director, and the City Comm'ssjcm for their 'ynipatheUc understanding of our situation, The citizens of Sanford can be p-cad of their Officials for their trem endous assistance to the Central Florida Zoological Society as well as their help in assuring many of the animals at the old Zoo a new home this cwnmer, Without this support, we could have lost all of our anlmals4nost of them impossible to replace. Its been a long, hard struggle for many people In this area, but the new Zoo will prove to be great asset for people of Sanford. Sincerely, Jack Hanna L'- !) rednr BERRY'S WORLD I ____ u He said, and I quote verbatim, "I have seen horrendousscenes In Southeast Asia and we must not let this happen." JACK ANDERSON NJ ixon 's % /Lj I -I----- "it SaYs: 'PIOESO Pay this Dill, ya that 1 can p&y DON'T BREAK THE CHAIN!" mine. Nixon became so out 5,000 dIrect-mall appeals each month but Archibald MacLeish, William btere4s that when we've right here In desperate that he asked his Florida crony, Bebe denied using Sta Sanford could usegot Justpeople a ft hundred." Jay Smith and tionery supplied by the tax- Alien Tate, Rebmo, to sell Key Biscayne houses Just to pay payers. All expenses Maybe Ford needs to go heck to representing cit for the mailings, including As Stanley the morti,age. ul uo people who elected him in MIchigan to thnt f r the envelopes and postage, Is paid by the U.S. the. LIbrary ofKunitz, the poetry cOri.S o the Instead, Reb is lea di ng an dfor t to raL Cong ress, said of Katherij U.& GDrigress, because I can't honesUy belleve Cgs, he said. 176 is another Garrison Chapin: "Her life and her he's rt*esent1ng the Interest of you and me, $5M,W0 &~orn the public! to purchase the two nonproft patrIoUc group which he he&&. testify - to a fineness 0( mind and sensibilitywork bayside homes as a Wnptofjt ceiter for inand a long The rabbi said he has pt'omnhsed to raise $1 'pursuit of excellence" Robert C. Simpson the Leglon Hut the lakefront. LawreflCeCith Daisy 8. Waldtn William H. Watkjni. C3ueftrry PhiUp C. W". DeBary Ellen K Dalton. Diltona Cathcrtne Ramp, Deltons Deborah E . Olive S.Wesir.y,Deltona Joyce K Bisbee and Baby Boy. Geneva Sadie Mae James Edgar U St rn Nflh Md E::K MiddletOnChrij?jansted St Croix, C 01* VIra Ifl lI Wand,. AREA DEATH America's Teacher of Prophecy 1 ~ 44 k Vstirday I high was ill low L1. rii. 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Ca na verali7:76p.rn p.m. Lucille Martin, Miami; Mrs. Betty Place, Sanford; Mrs Margaret Whittaker, Jakin, Ga.; fctir sons, Henry Strahle, Miami; George Strahle, West Palm Beach; Jack Strahle, Ocilla, and Billy Sellers of Ohio; five daughters, Mrs. Mary two brothers, James Strahle, Carter, Indiana; Mrs. Helena San Antonio, Tex., and Wes Strahle, Indiar.a; 17 grand_I children and 22 great grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. Monday at the graveside at Oaklawn Memorial Park with Rev. G. Blair McGarvey Officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home In charge. -_ 1f(/_J1(V1i1e4N1,(()1t. ,,- it ou ate new in to,%n MARGE WILLIAMS 322- 18)2 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 1349212 - Cuselberry.wjnr Springs MARILYN GARLANTI 8349212 Altamonte Springs -____ - S.3 !I AMERICA'S PROPHECY CRUSADE , William Henry Strahle, C9, 01 !120 Fairlawn Drive, Duncanville, Tcxa3, died Thursday at his home, lie was born in Indiana and lived In Texas the past 21 years. lie is survlvcd by TELEPHONE COMMISSION .-_. WEATHER aN mid 70S 10 ;Ower 105 South. ______ . new edifice was built In IM, the small congregation met in Julia James Moore CITY - . -- Laura Oversirrel AmeS RIckef -- '-'p . HIGHWAYSAFETY A. Terheun, Miss Kathryn iee • • .. ., Ha rry D. McQuatters Fay Akers Betty Lou fleckey Pauline C. Delay is L I . ,, '' Carl L. K&tt G. Janice maloonsdo and Baby Boy WIWAM STRAHLE And hen rewnt Is no Iongr collectible 3o(),Q) names Fordinafd,"... there's This expereince has driven Nixon ha an unbelievable horror story Southeast Asia..bet which he had promised to pay, Uy report mail that continues to pour into San most men to seek an affluent life for rder than He neglected to take out ." I turned off the television health Insurance Clemente, meanwhi set, said to myself his family, le, is procsed by some 70 the friend says. (cat eI'mbatcMngitforanother.,p,(g) when he left the White House. He was stuck, volunteers working In shifts of about a dozen at a MEDAL OF FREEDOM: The Academy of the heneymoo Is deflrdtely aver, therefore, wi th a $23,000 hospital bill for his time, American Poets has proposed Katherin e g)d off dissolution (or divorce) Is upon YOU and all I 0that Congress ern for Garrison Qiapin, wklow My that on your next 10O yard SWIm I hope lale At the billpersonal with an $11,000 check, which left only 00 Nixon's transition, Interestingly enough, he General Francis Riddie,of forUthe Pcesi& bank accut you take Nelson (RockefelleM with you, 'CZUJe I . spent no aztorsMng $59,721 for staUonery. He Medal ed don't want no sonuvagun in Washington Cwifl He had to rejuggle his San Clemente mor. purchased a huge supply of paper, accor ng to poet of Fre om. She would be u first di tgage to reduce the payment schedule, lie Is le to receive this reeogrijuui better than $00C a year ft one i nsider, for the mass fund appoals. 11cr givingwe millions dollars away to countries where nomination has been endo?sed by many have n of wiii little morethan an acre In his own name, Rabbi Korff acknowledged to us that he sends distinguished according to a friend. poets, Including Robert Lowell, -- ,, Andrew mason S.nford 11 i . 0 u Juanita Johmon Addle L. Jorws DISCHARGES S _ . G. Fox, Mrs. E. McCall, J.J. Cata, R. L Hin, M. and M.fL Clause, Win. McKim,. Miss R. Raymond Pell, Osteen WASHINGTON — Richard Nixon, living In ternattonal study. This would leave Nixon a million for Nixon. Of Well, let me tell you Mr. Ford, I saw a few lonely splendor In his C?Iffornla seacoast estate, Comfortable profit, since he purchased the committed to pay his this $400,300 has been isn't exactly a poverty o case. exPenses and the homes in late 1968 for only $12.527 and $127,800 remaining $600,000 will legal TdOU3 scenes right here in Sanford Just be turned over to Nixon He has drawn hundreds of thousands of respectively other day, such as a group of 10 or to supplement his government, allocation 12 men huddollars from the taxpayers to help ease the shock died arcund a 55-gallon drum on a sidewalk On paper, of course, he Is not a poor man. But. that of being In touching language, the rabbi described the reduced to civilian status. He collects a he lacks the income to had a 1 built in it Just so those people sustain his life-style. He Is financial pligh t of the could $60,000 annual presidential pension. He Is at. desperately looking for President. "He keep warm, ways to Increase his cash broods about finances allformer the time," said Rabbi tended by aides, at an additional cost to the flow. He hopes to make a substantial sum, for Korff. "Oh, Tell me there's a more taxpayers of $,000 a year. does he worry! it saddens me example, 'r his memoirs, But a 8145,000 ad.. terribly Just that! to listen to him. He is a very Yet the former President is deeply vance payment has already gone for research troubled man." If these (and pardon the expression) damned over his finances, Close friends say he isn t and salaries, says a friend. Another close friend confirmed that Nixon Is politicians would start looking out for those who taking in enough cash to meet his obligations. Increasingly, the former President is help athome Instead of haunted by the memory of his childhood poverty. counting far pI upon his hardcore supporters to ball yclaim his personal a down When he was a boy, his mother used to as Cambodia, Scrth Vietnam, Israel, etc., we $500 and he has only $2,800 left to operate him out of his financial difficulties. Address get up before dawn to bake pie for sale. She scrubbed, might have a country that can stand on its own Clemente estate until July 1. cards have been prepared on 00,000 people wh o cooked and tended f urnance so she could stay at two.feet for a change. have written sympathetic letters to him, Even tumor expenditures, such us an eastern The cards have ken turned over to the a nursing home with an Ill sou I 'm sick of our foreign aid program when trip his wife is planning to take next month, now Young Richard used to take his NixonHistorical Association, which Rebozo we've got so rr any We in our own backyard that cause a family budget problem, a friend turn told us. formed preparing to buy the Key meals Of canned chili, spaghetti, pork need help. And If you dicagree with that Biscayne homes, and to Nixon paid off his back taxes with a 14,740 the President Nixon Justice Fund, which Rabbi and beans and other cheap roods. " philosophy, that's your preragotive, but at least check which cleaned out his There were cash reserves, in. Baruch Korff formed to raise legal expenses. many mornings," he has said, "when I ate I've let it be known how I Urna&es say. He can't afford to pay an additional Direct-mail appeals have been going out to nothing for breakfast but a a candy bar," $148,000 tax debt, which , - . r! --I - u rc e s Boo k F e at ure C 's t y Nllle Pauline C. Walter, Mary Albert G. Ernst, Dellona Jeanne F . Thicker, Deflona Lestti' T. Carroll, Lake Helen Desiree Oridwell lake Monroe n a n c Ia I VVoes - interested in the position of and as individuals are liable Utility Attorney for the county. for suit damages because they Present County Utility failed to render their decision Attorney Bob Morris Is not on the firm's rate hike request bound to the county by a con- in 55 days as required by county tract, but has been performing ordinance. Firm represenlegal work for the county during tatives have Indicated that the the past two years on an oral additional time and expense Judith A. Fredrick BeaIceHamp Aleths Smith F1 ' t1V Shirley Mae marrell Leroy Strawcter - ______ \ members were M. M. and B Raymond Wilson, Mrs. Laura • He kept using tFe phrase "This is an Emergency Basis" but he didn't say that the emergency was right here at home. No, his emergency was in Southeast Asia. _____ - ADMISSIONS Sanford I Cyril L. Butner Sally Schuloer . 14 - I . k A memorable Mother's Day service was held at Junior High audito,iumin IM, Rev. Marler as speaker. Jimmie Ferguson - - , Listed In the book as charter MARCH 7, M$ The feeling that hit me was far different from anything I've experienced in my 40 years of running around. All the theft stories that I've written from time to time about phonies in this old world came back. Now know how the victim • ByBII.LBELLVILLE involved with them does not Herald Staff Writer permit General Waterworks a Seminole County Coii. profit. missioners plan to notify the Another question yet to be County Ba r Association to answered is whether or not the determine if any attorneys are commissioners as a board Representatives of the Federal Conununicatloas Commission address members of citizen's band basis, according to involved In customer rebate radio clubs In the Seminole County area Friday night regarding useful information for CB'ers in the Administrative Assistant Betty will be another consideration FROM FCC area, Seated from left, are Arlan Van Docrn, Richard Everett, Russ Williamson, Vernon ('ox, Simcoe. and that has to he economically Ken lJchk'ar, The meeting lucid at the Civic Center and as hosted by the TrI.County Road Morris, at the request of the covered somehow. Runners CD radio club. A meeting of the Trl'Connty club will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow the Board, last at week submitted a Sovereign Immunity for all Chamber of Commerce office in Sanford. writen contract to them electcd officials was waived — his services and his Jan. 1 and board members are costs, Mrs. Simcoe said that the now covered under private Board's inquiry to the Bar Is Insurance, but no one has yet only a matter of attempting to determined Just how well they fill the Job on a competitive are covered since thay have yet C h h bails, and not because of any to be sued.County Attorney fault on the part of Morris. Thomas Freeman was asked to Sanford's many fine churches Borden, W. S. Robbins, Mrs. S. in wifth names of persons born, have undertaken to sell will be In intense discussion at last further research the =tw at are not over-looked in Peter C. Brown, Mrs. J. R. Richards, died, married, honored, and so reserved immediately. Tuesday's regular Board last Tuesday's meeting. 5daal's new book "Sanford Miss Cora Hill, and Miss Bonnie vfl, are identified." a meeting, Commissioner Mike To Insure that you'll have In Seminole County, the and the World War If Years: Byrd. copy, telephone Mrs. Crabtree Hattaway tried to tag Morris as commissioners sit as the Utility Also included is 1936-45", expected in late the After Rev, Marler left in on at 323-4375, or write her at 499 the culprit the General Control Board and decide on ministerial suc ce ssion at Fiat March for distribution locally, he was succeeded by Revs. O.S. Me Waterworks rate luke , Elliott Ave., Sanford, as snafu in utility operations in the thodis t from an early date According to Mrs. John Brooks, R. T. Bolton, O.H. which an overdue Board of Holy possible. ran- capacity that the PubUcService Crabtree of the Sanford Civic Greenwall, Ed Rudicel, H. W. the steady progress dering gave the firm an excuse Commission does throughout Schall, a member of Improvement Program, which Forbes, A. V. Isenburg, T. W Cross Episcopal, All Souls to triple their water arid sewer most of the state. is sponsoring the sale of 200 Dance, C. E. Elmore, and Rev. Catholic, Temple Beth israel, Sanford 'Iferald editorial staff conies of the limliM , First Church of Christ Selentici. from 1930 through 1935. rates. At Tuesday's meeting, '.'- '.iCiiUNtiui, uiw WC iaie ' ' gathered most of the fe,. the Board rolled back the and so on. edition, every church will be 40's. the book from a reading of over unauthorized rates, until April represented, some in length, in "This is Just an example," The C 0 m m U n i t y 2,600 Issues of the Herald from 1, when moderately increased the cloth-backed book. Mrs. Crabtree said, "of the Improvement Program has 1936 tii-gi is. fees granted by the Board on For instance, In a brief manner in which our many earmarked its profits from the of a se-.'en per cent He now is completing a third history of 1st Christian Church, churches are pictured in this sale of the 200 books for rate of return will go Into effect. book, "Sanford and the Korean 1111t7 nr,r,4 At,,, If I. .L,*..iI..A L...L ,.L2_L I, . iuit wrucn comoines a aauiy taxetront beau tification. Only a War But commissioners have Years: 19.46-54," and a that the church was organized chronological history of San- limited number of the books are tentatively indicated that the new rates wilj GOVERNOR'S fourth will follow, Sept. 20, 1926, at the Woman's ford with an even more In- being printed, and CIP memtitled Sanford and the Vietnam probably not stand up to a court Cub, with Rev. Frank M. teresting geneologlcal history hers are hopeful the 200 they War test, since the rate of return Years: 1955-70." Marler as first pastor. Until the — HOSPITAL NOTES me, I had Just been ripped off. _____ CB'ERS HEAR to . i -- f 4 i . .. ______ - ,,, r.. ______________ . T - gocd.byeandseeyounextweek_andsplit. Lawvr — ii. _____ ROME lAP) The Jesuits have concluded a threemonth gathering that left Pope Paul VI still firm command of the order known as his "private army." The L.lA.... IU4J UVU tue uruer, founded in I4 by St. Ignatius Loyola, to adopt "a new image, a new life," The often activis t order, represented by 237 Jesuits from nations, reveived a papal order saying Paul remains their "highest superior" and that it must remain elite. congregation, by a two-thir ds vote, had asked th e ,. v..iaiI.,... 'tow vu uoeuicnce w ineponuu taken only by Jesuit priests be extended to nonpriest members Of the order. Pope Paul overruled the appeal, calling the vow one of the "key points" of the order and not applicable to these who "do not have the necessary intellectual or spiritual requisites." Some 15 nutes later, when I ventured outside to check on the car, much to my surprise the car was no where to be found. w For Utilities "-. - - A ___ Jesuits End Survey The little lady turned over car keys, said - li~~ i NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Terrorist bombs and the cILsappearance of ,I politician have rattled this East African turi.st pot k1Iu%i1 for elephants, su:LsLuinc and stability. Itesiderits say Nairobi has its worst case of jitters since 1969, when Tom Mboya, economic planning minister, was assassinated and former vice president Oginga Odinga was deta ined as a Communist-backed subversive. Both men were Ltios, tribal rivals of th e dominan t Kikuyu clans. Police report scant progress in investigating a bomb that exploded In a bus a week ago killing 27 persons or in locating legislator J.M. Kariuki who disappeared last Sunday but was not officially reported missing until Friday. Bomb hoaxes in public buildings sent detectives rushing around the city. Movie and restaurant crowds are smaller and secretaries are being searched upon enterinR their offices. Part tItt, New — — - _______ Kidnap Shakes Kenya AAoney ind In the ease of housing, for example, a recovery Sanford City Commissioner A. A. McClanahan nod wasn't sufficient, "Then we can bang our feels when It comes to Losing something. is anticipated by late spring or early summer from did it to his s fellow conunlasloners In the Capri heads on the table if you like." Ed Prickett A% upset Masiand went ba ck to the th at indust ry's worst decline since World War II. this week, office. I chec ked around again, but no car. Left Housing is perhaps the single industry most af- hande In the middle of a debate on a telephone d am. with only one decision possible, I called Sanford (ected by long-term interest rates which Mr. Reuss All they need is a sponsor and It Isn't much franchise, McClanahan made a proposal, smiled police. A very understanding Detective U Bill wants manipulated at a time when money is money they need ($750 in cash and the tU in and excused himself fromthe table. Another casualty from the athletically- Lykens came down and took the Information. It returning to banks and savings and loan firms. On facilities). Don't let these People down, Returning aeveral minutes later, McClanahan Inclined Seminole county government: County was an old story to him, but not very pleasant for still smiling said as he sat down, "I figured ya'fl Planner Roger Nelawender, limping around this ground alone it Is plain that now Is not the time I can remember, years ago, hurt an bad I was would have It settled before I got back" courthouse on crutches after sustaining a leg to experiment with the long-term Interest rate ready to the and afraid I wouldn't, that they Maybe they'll be back, he suggested, but Sullen laughter by other commissioners gave injury during a basketball game with other The fact is, Congress is misplacing its em. CIfl to my aid. And there were thousands of 'Mack' his indicating all the time that there was little answer—Mickey Loehrldge county employees and officials Wednesday cemen JUSt like me, phasis in trying to hobble the semi-independent servi chance of this happening. He'd check around and night. Neiswender is the third county official to be in touch. I'll do all I can, even If it means running Federal Reserve Bank which acts as a restraint 011 suffer a leg injury from recreation fun im and errands, but surely there are a lot more of you Well, I'm still walking today and am $100 congressional impulses and reactions. games. Commissioner John Klznlzough was An unusual nod of approval, to say the least, knocked off his motorcycle by an auto Just prior shorter The role for Congress would be to see that who ca do so much more. that theat the same time. It Just goes to prove Please! has old adage "a fool and his mow; um been suggested by Cauelberry of approvaldilmp.an for a to his re-election bid this fall. And Just last pa frderal spending is trimmed to the bone--to keep Zac co. is very true. Pressed for a rood month, Commission Chairman Sid Vihien, Jr. the federal deficit down in an effort to avoid a new trip to Georgia from Mayor Bill Grk'r, Zacco toppled off his "hog" after unsuccessfully round of Inflation, The bad part is the "fool" in this case was an finally wagged his head up and down at the maneuvering through a rugged motocross old veteran police reporter who let his f1at4 LIstening to President Gerald Ford on mayor. To top It off he told Crier If the vigorous course In Orlando,— Bill Belleville and a pretty face cost him $100. Thursday night almost made me sick to the Letter To Editor Zoo Thanks To All - K-t- - - Fools fà.' . l - .4.'i4 4 iS, lr~- ' . 1 t'. . . -_;J ! tc au v , uu,u' It's True: . , I ,,%_,_ .-- -I %,X *.%, '.''', , "I . ,~ * . ,, 1w_, , ,_ - ""' . . !, 1 I I,;.,-, I '., wisdom of Solomon. For example, would Sens. it throws a monkey wrench Into the competitive marketplace, It actually could support inefficient businesses. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Heavy insurgent shellings of Phnom Penh's airfield resumed today but airport sources said American civilian pilots kept up the II C .dflI, .t Ui UIIC5, some rounds landed an e near the airlift unloading area, but th ere were no immediate reportsofdamageorcasualtjes Reports frorn theajrfield said more than 40 rockets and artillery rounds struck both the military and civilian parts of the airport between dawn and midday. Only one international flight landed today and took off again after only a few minutes for Bangkok. Another scheduled flight for Saigon was cancelled. The country's flag-carrier, Air Cambodge, resumed international flights on Friday after a two-day suspension follnwing stepped up insurgent shelling of the airfield. I)omestic flights were also cancelled, _...i B ,I f .. . , * _ john spoiski 1. . ___ Continues Despite Shells [-' . I I . , -.1, I Sickness William Proxmire of Wisconsin arc' proposing that I .i ik'sci'vi• Bank increase the supply o money in 1975 "at a rate appropriate to actively promote economy recovery." Tha t would take the t;, ..'.'4-F. -v...-'-'_ C Airlift Into Phnom Penh GLENN McCASLAND Lef . -. .. _,~__. ~ ~ . - IN BRIEF 1 _J 'I — Sunday, March, lflS—SA County Seeks What we need is a credit card with which to charge our credit card charges. BILL CURRIE Ford - - - . --- - -- - associate editor L inflation. - ------- Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. So much is said about how this Item or that one has forced price cVts in some areas, like women's has gone up in price. However, did you know there nylon ho.-Le. actually are some which cost less today than they Usually, when you use less material on a product did eight years ago. Sunday, March 9, 1975—A It should cost less to produce, right? Well, what Wanna take a guess? about the newest fad in swim wear. like the In that category are seaniless nylon hose VAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher women's siring. Those prices are out of sight (as i sQ dnge — mine have continued to climb and run), WILLIAM D. CIJARIE, Managing Editor well as some of the stuff hiding behind the string, eh multiple vitamin compounds, portable tape John?) ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 'recorders, super 8 movie cameras. Irest my case (and my eyes), thank you. There were a few which ha increased less thap Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month. 12.40; 6 Months, 8142o; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same lOPer cent in eight years _ television sets, portable a home delivery. MI radios and golf balls. other iiiail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16 20 12 Months, $3Q40. The single most expensive item which costs 'u never knew you had it so good, neighbors, almost live times what it did eight years ago is Hecall the time not too long ago when the other sugar. And half that increase occurred in lfll! nations were chiding the U.S. about not doing Its A graphic example of what we're talking about share insofar as feeding the poorer nations of the Credit Curbs in dollars and cents is what you paid $100 for eight ti orld were concerned? ',ears ago, today would cost you 8156.10. First off, I thought it wasn't any concern of In case you're wondering why some of the items Not Needed theirs i thinking that we were doing more than dropped in price, Improved manufacturing our share. nnvviui ................................. techniques cut production costs, such as in the The Federal Reserve Board has made it clear Secondly, it struck me th at we should be taking electronics industry. Increased competition also in recent days through Chairman Arthur F. care of the poor and destitute In this country firs;, Burns that it will vigorously oppose congressional efforts to force more money into the nation's economic Mr. Burns used the word "e.xplosicn" to describe what could happen to an overheated economy if an overabundance of money in our economic system stimulates it just when it may be recovering from .. -_ .300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area t'ide 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 System at a time when inflation may be cooling. - -._ i- .........- --- SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 5713167 Del baa SUN, MAR. 9 7:15 p.m. "AMAZING GIANT MON., MAR. 10 - 7:15 p.m. SPACE CITY "BIBLICAL PREDICTIONS MADE DISCOVERED!" 2000 YEARS AGO one of the greatest discoveries in outer space $1 00000 . COME ALIVE IN TODAY'S HEADLINES" TUES., MAR. 11 • 7:15 p.m. "DEAD MEN DO TELL TALES.'!" How the Bible silences skeptics WORTH OF PROPHECY BOOKS FREE TO ALL WHO ATTEND, BABY SITTING FREE! �__:- 11 - 6A -Sundiy Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 1, 175 SEEK & FIND What Causes Hodge Podge _ _ _ _ K±iRI IF 'S IA.ABAETIYMIOFHTUOAU ' BLBL By Lawrence E. Lan!b, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB A RD E CY thic tn ms Whi V 11411 ._ tjuv roll iviry Or COIO of DuCk and whiti turn developed jd printed.. TODAY AND EVERYDAY t'\ i , DLABLLLAROCLEGAGAIB Kodak Film When you pick up your di v.'op,d film and ot,nht. buy il - MLIBATONCUTSELEAFHI Innacilong: The hidden imei Ua* backwa rd, up, down, 01 dlson*lJy In more information about the complex way hypoglycemia DEAR READER The body' can be caused and how to treat it , has different ,send5Ocent.and a long self. many mechanisms of lowering and addressed, stamped envelope to raising your Wood glucose me at P.O. Box 1S51, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 1 19 (sugar) level. There IM an timal range for the blood and ask for the booklet on low blood sugar. glucose level. All Some rare people have ferent mechanisms mean there tumors uf the islets uf rc sevei- tl diffett t it you can develop low blood l4lngerhans, the area in pancreas that produces Insulin. sugar hypoglycemia, This Is one of several reasons Interestingly enough, any patient with a history vatlon doesn't produce a why marked lowering of the blood of low blood sugar needs a good sugar un ti l it reaches or medical evaluation. hiddut name and box It In a, iown: LABURNUM LEGATO IAPTOsE LIBATION LARBOARD U1111FTT0 LEAFAG E ' ' - - •• - - - - I ~ below the puz i It - - IIL- I L 43 Mindanao , - . ,•.,. $ 'C jl &f ,. ' - ' - - - - iL .' ARMt FIJui4wID TODAY ,' -- '• ". -.-' ...... 1)1475 rs'yr; '.• . C .- - W.I - li;irry Hinson was a shot back a nd (hones Coody fired two-day 137. 4iAI Puil 4l -- J k4' Atli I • ~_ -. -_-MW" W. -Wa I ...-.-.-- _ _____ afca- - '"-M ' Si - .. jJ4 OP 1 L \ o l - 14. more - The scoreboard tells the tale as Lee Trevino waits II . (1UL.I y i't,iu-,,.• i1 B - - LEN AR CA - - - go tris.yrwtv'r - a yman - - - - - - - - Lyman High - - 'a fl4 17 __r 48- was ,t wo ,4 shor,t ,j . I • ir n respectively. Oviedo collected four streaking the distance in 39:9. Harris points and Seminole had one. received third place honors in the 120 Other county top performers were high hurdles with a 15:1 timing. Lyman's Bruce Caldwell wi th a third in Lake Brantley's mile relay team, the mile at 4:34.8, Al Latimer, also of consisting of Chuck Colter, Henry Lyman with a 230 In the 220 yard dash Stanley, David Arnctt and Harris, fell andOvIedo'5G[lmorewi th a thJj-dthU short of the meet record by less than a twomile rim with time of 9496 second wi th a 3:26 clocking. The top Evans S, Mainland 30z. Lyman. 31. timing edged Evans and Colonial with Edaewater 37 Colonial 36 Jones 35 Winter 3:.5 and 3:29 timings respectively. 'nishoo Moore 15, Seatirftle 14, Trinity Prep Lake Brantley recorded 24 team 12. OrL end 9, ApopLi 6. ed stand out Socially. achieving. - r - - - -.........- - :-. :- I-. . - ' ff . - '- S ,l ,-, Mark Hayes 8I'lICI Crampton B-',bWynn Torn Watson eu?chBairø 67-71-131 RonSmith 61 7G-l$ Gary Sanders 7267-139 Bruce Devlin 7069-139 Mike Morley - _. , \ I r__4 - _r 1 fl b&-:)9 6974-it) 7271-I41 727$-It) WRogecs ? 2 64-1 40 Ter,ry Dieh l 7070-140 JohnSchlee 7070-140 Danny E a*a Ids 72 72-144 72 12-1" Jim Colbert Pat Fitzsimons Kermit Zanley 6971-140 Mac McLendon 67-73-140 Steve Melnyk 73-61--lit Brian AIIm 7011-Ill Rod FUflSCth 7269-lu Babe Hltkey 7071-14 Aiier.MIII,r 6977-1u7 Dan Sikes 7171-142 Jerry Heard 71 71-112 Andy North 7270-142 GibbyGmibect 7171--142 Dean Refram 1270-117 Barney Thompson 64 76--l47 Larry Nelson 6973-142 BobbyWadklns 71-71-143 Dick Rhyan 736 112 Leonard Thompson 7072-142 Al Go! ibiqgq 7277-lu .• . - --- •' 1170-lu Ben Crenshaw Rod Curl Miller Barber - i 1i 72-11-I41 -. . 71-73--i" 74-70--Ill 7569- 1 u 70074--lu 7371-lu 717)-lu 7277-lu - 131$-lu - - ---. -. - - 7772-lu 7173--lu 7777-lu 7470- 111 7272-111 7213--Id 73-fl--Id 7669-Id 7$ 74-la5 - - - ' - -- -. - ,- - - Hale Irwin tied for the second 11 14.-Its roun lead ItS1111 w1141 ith a 17 L'i.1A, IlI4uI. I Herald Photo by Gordon Wil. 747$-145 71-74-las _______________________ liamson) - HIGH JUMP- Burch (M) • (Boob,) with Hastings (Ev) 60 720 DASH 1 Harris (JI 219, 7 Latimer (Lv) 73. 3 Frausec (WH) 73-4 TWO MILE I Bcr95trijeq (Boon.) 9:3a .7- Herron (Ly ) 9 4.3Glimore(Oy)9 - 196- DISCUS I Wall (Ed) 14*2 Wilson (Ev) 1437 3 Dalton (DL) 144- A4111 DE1 •7 Fvans 3-21.3, 1 0 onia I r"p..-. 41 , 'I -.'" im ' - S .. -. _ - . - ,.-. ' t-, '9 , - / I .mr W " . - , X1 '- iiii. - ' - 'tt' - .1, r.. r' ,i' TX I - 'K_i ' - W -M ''L 449 - i -l' j - -5.p'. .. HOROSCOPE - i' 'L,..;.it : . . , _w . - ~'. ~ :_ Z*-* - z~: - : , ~ ~ - .-~ ::? ~! -': I ' -:- - I- '~ . 4 P - - S - - - - - - ' - ,--- Z -:n . -- - - - - . S.. MARCH OF DIMES ,-..- ,-- - - Ovip-rin # - 11 . . I!'. -* ,r -. t 'c:--,--.-s-' A 'I,,. - - s - t 0 1 7- ll ~'_ ~- -- - ~* _~ L Semi nole and Oviedo ta ngled In a close high school tennis match Friday. The Seminole ................'... . -t boys and the Oviedo girls em erged the victors. Al Stanley of Lyman broke the meet record In the pole vault. (Herald Photo by Cordon Williamson) The Seminole boys dropped _____________________________________________________________________________ Oviedo 4-3 and the Oviedo girls toppled Seminole by the same score. In other matches Friday, the Lake Brantley boys edged Edgewater 4-3. The Lyman boys and girls shut out Jones with 7-0 wins Thursday. In the Seminole boys' victory, David McCook of Seminole LAKELAND, Fin. (AP) "New faces going Willie Horton, out with a knee Injury half of downed Mark Wilson, 8-6 Jay places" reads the Detroit Tigers brochure last sa.son, will be back In left field and Gates Saucer of Oviedo dropped Dean promoting season ticket sales for the 1975 Brown apparently has inherited the DII job from Barley 84, Seminole's Rick baseball season. Kaline. Moreland bested John Van The new faces are there, to be sure. Aurelio Rodriguez, a standout fielder with a Eepoel 8-2, Dan Ballard of But whether the Tigers are going places will weak bat, remains at third base and veteran Oviedo defeated Eddie White 8- depend on what miracles they can get from a Gary Sutherland at second. 3 and Seminole's Andy Tharpe pitching staff that was a disaster In 1974 when New faces are everywhere else, headed by Ron dumped Scott Graham 84. Detroit finished last in the American League LeFlore in centerfield, Tom Veryzer at shortstop McCook and Barley of East. and slugger Nate Colbert, acquired from San Seminole nipped Oviedo's That pitching crew has not changed Diego, at first base. Wilson and Saucer 9-8, and measurably since. Right field is up for grabs, Ben Oglivie could Oviedo's Van Eepoel and "We were playing kids at the end of the season Ballard defeated Moreland and lust year and it gave us a good Insight on what to win the lob or, more likely, rookies Leon Roberts or Dan Meyer. Rookie Art James Is another expect, " said Manager Ralph Houk at White 84 in doubles' matches. opeflng In the girls' match, of spring training camp. "They just possibility. Linda Van Eepoel downed went In and got the runs against teams like Colbert, hitting behind Horton and in front of Becky Rolfe 8-4, Seminole's Baltimore. It's just that we could not hold the Brown, should give the Tigers another long ball opponents back. We averaged five or six threat. LeFlore, Roberts, Oglivie and James--if Betsy Harley prevailed over Terrie Yoden 8.4, Joyce Genge game with kids on speed and offense, he sticks-provide great speed. of Oviedo dropped Meg "The weak part of the club last year was the Veteran pitchers Mickey Lolich and Joe Mewman 8-4, Seminole's Sarah pitching. If we didn't have Johnny Hiller. it Coleman must have good measons If !etroit is to M ercer topped Althea would have been more of a disaster than It was," improve. They didn't produce last year. Only and Cindy said Houk, Seminole's relief Pce 11111cr and rookie Vern Ruble, in a The old f&'es for the Tigers already have Sutherland downed Alice gone lateseason trial, did well. Brunet places: outfielder Jim Northrup, traded to Oviedo's Van Eepoel and Montreal, then to Baltimore ; first baseman theLerrin LaGrow didn't develop into the starter Tigers hoped. He needs a new pitch. Tyson bettered Roffe and Norm Cash, released; outfielder-designated Detroit was last in the Al. in pittniing with a Barley 84, and Yoden and hitter Al Kaline, retired; pitcher Woody 4.16 earned run average. Lolich had a 13-21 Hrur1et of Oviedo toppled Ftyman, traded to Montreal, and shortstop Ed record and 4.15 ERA, while Cokthan was 14-12 Newman and Mercer $4. Brinkman, traded to San Diego, then to St Louis. and 4.32 In Brantley's win, Gordon Detroit tried to trade catcher Bill Freehan Tigers' General Manager Jim Campbell was Zellers won 8-3, Ben Turk won 8- (-utlielder Micky Stanely to reset Philadelphia, seeking a good starting pitcher, but was unable 7 and Mike Yagerman rjum- but that deal fell through. to deal for one. Frethan will be back, 6,q-in get more rest, plied 8-1. Marshall Woodson and "I think you have to develop your own Zellers teammed for an p4 said Honk, adding, "Sometimes the trades you players," Honk said. "You can't make trades to doubles' win, don't make are the best ones." win pennants." - - - S.,. - -- . Detroi igers Rely On Many New Faces -- -j4 Z!L. i'-:1 &J' ' - rL2T1 - - - "p - HH "5--- .1.1 ............1".. ! ::;*,. *. ,** ..:::*,:::.*!*..*!!LV M V....11, "L. L .. I _.: 1. " _ . I .. . . :...: .. JAr - . 0 r I- N " . , , 1 2 " 1. ! A . ~ 0 :;: I,#-:::I , , ... I :,: ~-. ~ iS' '-! •IS : -it, :14111-1% I aa _~_ . I ' '', - I . - j .- 1 R ,- ... . . . -'A ' -7 ' -. "I S, ,. , P '.,, - '4 Brantley's Craig Hannah soars over the bar In the pole vault. lIIeraId Photo by (lordoa Wlllia!on) 'r i " . *. : • " 75--143 7370-143 PeterOostethuls SHS1 - - . ' 7073-143 7172-143 7172-It) Mike Peasor , , ' . .. - 7046-138 Morgan 55 Jim Ahern 52 & 880 R UN , I Alexander (Ed) 1: 37s . 2. Nate Starks 71 - 72-141 B4Obby Mitchell Hill (M) 1 - 583. 3. Armstrong (BM) 200; George Knudson 7172-143 KeruStill POLE Stanley 11(CI Victor Reialado 70.73--il) Forrest Feiler ii 1o. . VS MEDLEY RELAY- 1. Jones 2:01.8 (ties . . ... - r . -- ______ Bobby Cole Lenny Wadklns SHOT 1 3. 2. Wilson (Ev) S39. 3. Hyde (Boone) :'. -. 'j, - 4 : L. MW I' have an air about you today also where your work is in 'hot Others will find extremel volved. Maintain lcfty idealt harmini. You'll tpec)iilly Shout for goals worth mi-' ' 3. Ovol, St'rnnole (1) 'fIns year holds considerable eet tJ9l'3 HOROSCOPE rewarding. Larry Hinson 6467-135 Dmghf NevIl 6964-135 Hubcrt Green di 6$-I3 Roy Pace 170 HIGH HURDLES I. Chandler UP) Torn 'eporte 14.7.7. Dorsey (Ev) 150. Harris (LB) Arno ld Palmer 00 DASH - 1.HarTis(J)9S.2Brown(M)9;. Larry Ziegler 3 Fraiser (WH) $0; MILE RUN: 1. Herron Chi Chi RodrIgije (L)1-77.S, 2. GlIcken (8M) 4:33 3.3. Caldwell DaveHiil (L) 1318; $80 RELAY. 1 Jones 1.29.8 Art Wall record). 2 Mainland 1 31, 3. Evans 1:327; Joe Inman 440 DASH' IS Rogers (WH) 501. 2. Beach Bobdy Walsel (Cot) 31.3. TIther (Col) Si-); LONG JUMP: BobMurptiy 1. Down (M) 2111' . 7 Bailey (Ed) 20-10, 3 Chuck Courtney White (WH) 203, 330 IM HURDLES: I. Gene Littler rio By BERNICE BEDE OSOL MARCH 10 Orange Audubon Society,To familiarize parents and For Monday, March 10, 1975 7:30 p.m., Central ciwisuan students with tii Qnzrch, 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., ARIES (March 21-April 191 time to time. This person will CH I? You'll be more at ease today Orlando. Speaker, Peter Hurd Sanford Middle School dOa for you. ' with those who are your.g at on "Florida lorida Wildlife Habitat" 7:30 chool auditorium.heart ftn SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You Will with Youll be getting some news those who have an older out- you'!I want to share with your - loqk. family. It pertainstoaomethlng TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you want for th e future. The odds are slightly in your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. favor in competitive situations 21) The solution By BERNICE BEDE OSOL you seek for a because you're prepared to problem will not be found in adjust your thinking. An. methods that worked for For Sunday, March 9, 1975 you In tagonlsts aren't. the past. You need to Innovate. ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N(e'. 22) A GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If CAPRIC(gj.j (Dec. 22-Jan. Remembrance of what a friend concern you've had regarding YOU you have something 19) Your financial prospects did for you will irpire you to do how a situation would work (nit worththink saying that others shoul d are still promising, ii you don't a similarly cornpasiona te act will be erased. The end result know a bo ut, talk to the properthin put limitations upon your for someone else today. will please all, people now. They'll be recepking. TAURUS (April 20-May Look ( new sources SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. of return. You are going to achieve .N(}J (June 21-July something you'll take a great 21) You can get your points Information you have AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) deal of personal pride in. You'll across now In a way tha t Will be Without trampling upon others, reenbercdtfyousprinetha seeking that has been partially be a trifle more assertive th be quite secretive about it. an hidden from you will tie mail touch of theatrics, usual In ti promo ng your selfrevealed soon. You'll use it GEMINI May 21-June 1 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. profitably. You're extremely' creative LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take today. Any idea you get is 19) Sometiüng material you've PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) been wanting will be acquired the future into considera ti bound to be a bright one that on An inquisitive friend is insoon. The way in which it comes before making any Important terested canbe put to good use. In learning something it. toynu will be a bit mysterious. decisions. Base judgments upon that was told you by another. CANCER iJun' 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) loic nut on wishful thinking. Don't betray a confidence. Two peopl e you'll Crts pa ths VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. .22 ) You'll learn of something with shortly will treat YOUR BIRTHDAY you 'ey that a friend had to say about There is something that you can generously and ion!iderately, you. nowdo If you put your mind to it March 10, 1975 It unbeknow to o one another, another. willthis surprise that will benefit your career, It didn't think personyou. held You YOU invol ves a coworker. You 'll be fortunate this year LEO tlu!y p3-Aug ? Vti in such eteern IiBI( Spt. 23ct. 23j in that you'll have trusted allies i.4.t 0 td 'P"diI tIiI'Si l'L.CES (Feb. 20-March 20 You're going to make an In.. working behind the than you today. They'll take to O scenes. thers are willing to go out of terestlng new contact heart things who Later They will make every effort to their way toheIpyoutym willpQp-up in your life from that are for their own good. help You with your goaj. matters relating to %'IP'') (Aug. Wept. 221 and finenc es, You'll be In the mood to putter Help win the race around the house doing someYOUR BIItIRDAY thing you feel Is more of a March 1.1975 hobby than work, The results h - - School Curriculum Fair, 7:30-9:30 p.m. 7,111 Hale il1 .1.e dies, captured first in the event, edging Mainland, who had 50L12. Stanley smashed the meet record with a pole vault of 13-feet, six-inches, His closest competitor, John Parsons of Colonial, was well beh ind with a 13-foot vault. Herron took top honors in the mile run and a second in the two mile, The Greyhound ace needed 4:27.5 to cover the (nil.' dl!tancc, firith!r.g 30 yards ahead of the rest of the field. HIS - - at the Lyman Stadium. Mainland. Evans collected 53 poifts - ' . Both'Houndthincads recorded f irsts to boost Lyman to 38 points behind powerhouse Evans and Daytona MARCH 7 Goldsboro Elementary Region iC Science Fair, School Advisory Committee OviedO High School. meeting at 7:30 p.m., school library. MARCH S Easter Seal benefit Bathtub Seminole High School Band Regatta, L'.ke Fairview,Lee Parents, 7:30 p.m., SF15 Road and Hlway 441 at now. auditorium. Sponsored by Sigma Chi Lyman High School PThA, 7:30 Fraternity FTU Spectators p.m in adultorlum in con., free. Junction with Curriculum Fair. Displays In gymnasium. di Sp,agbettl to benefi t Jacob =OW Lyman High School Band p.m., Geneva Communit y Center. Sponsored by all Boosters, 7:30 p.m., Band community organizations. room. Open to public. .1 it' Tom ii I t'. Invitational LniL4I1IonaI Iiacft t Meet ee1 FIflhGy Friday afternoon - - , Al Stanley fl45IUey Greyhounds toa third place finish ln the I I - im Herron guided the hosts Lyman -- 4 r D tunig i ng - 1. ''t ' - Trevino was iis usual quick-witted, delightful self after his sparkling round. Concerning the wea ther he said, "I'll jive lilt stays over 75. I had a fr d come to my apartment fast night and I had a s%ceateron He said, Man, it's hot Inhere 'I told him, 'No, it's perfect. Lee Trevino He sank 20-and eight-foot birdie putts on No. 12 and 13 and , , or eigh th place. meet record. Trinity Prep's Greg Chandler In the two mile, Herron flashed the finished first In the 120 high hurdles , ,. i ng Evan's wave Dorsey anu distance I,, 0.ii km • finished second edg behind the astonishing speed of Boone's Brantley's Harris. The Trinity ace Greg Bergstresser, who set a track needed but 14.2 to cover the distance, L a1 I O.tl mark i ii it .1 overco,jw1 Dorsey Wiu, a it £.0 and Brantley's Ron Harris and Lake Harris with a 15. I. Brantley's mile relay team captured Trinity finIshed 11th with 12 points. firsts in the 15.team Invitational. Roundi ng out the cellar, Oviedo and Harris, state ranked In the 330 hur- Seminole took 15th and 16th places ," Herald Correspondent - r I man a es :;::;;;;::;h".'-"..-., lL eue ' In response to a question if he was pleased at his position after two rounds, he sa id, "No, I'd like to be 20 shots ahead But I'm like Darrell Royal of the Texas Longhorns, you have to dance with who brung you." the birdie. putt. IHerald_Photi by Gordon Williamson) I - - - . - - - I .,a,,r , ,Ø! 511 qu well." , bird. lie slammed a three-wood l8 eet from the pin on the 500yard,pariveNo. 10 and missed the eagle putt, but tapped in for ________ .5.-;:!!I:f • .. ' Then he countered, "But if I shot bad and It is 84 degrees, I'll tell them it got too hot." fie told one interviewer, "I'm king of the room seryiee. I don't think anyone flas set n [ft ont in the hst twoy (irs Fo another, whose camera was not working, " Where'd * " you get this camera, out of the catalogue? No wonder you never et any thing" Trevino birdied the 385-y ard, par-four No 2 wIth an eight foot birdie putt. lie holed out of the bunker on (our for a birdie and he rammed In a three-footer for a birdie on the 206-yard, par-three No. 8. On No. 9, Trevino stroked a 45-foot putt into the cup for a = IP41 ______ ___________ 75 t makes no difference. "No, I'm not surprised that I'm playing so well. I practiced hard last week I must have hit 2,000 practice balls That's the way I get my confidence. If I practice a lot, I've got to play played Saturday L P-I 8 _______ - "" i ____ '.L thenmisseda 10-footeronNo. l6 for his only bogie of the day. On 17 and 18, Trevino hit his second shots over the green, but chIppedcloseforpar.OnI8hischJpJpJnedthecun "When you're having a good round you tend to get a li ttle strong and don't know it," Trevino sald "But today's Friday, It Ile final round is today, under the watchful eye of CBS, which is telecasting the final two rounds The third round was , ..4'l' IifI ________ , ,- _ _______ _____ , - It Stay s Over Hale Irwin blazed a 67 earlier in the day and the two golfers were tied for the lead of the MO,000 Open with two-day totals of V L Levantine - u ie n - - . I - to If the Su,und round of the Citrus Open at the Rio Pinar Country Club in Orlando. - A T - Sunday, March ,,Irn_ia - - S Lt - -- - S -- - -- - -' - 6 - Trevino's sh ot from th e bunker was only one of several r')E)rz'.I 1c -. ketch Whenever the blood glucose A 51 Pasteboard-$4 Prays, A. r However, without food and with level falls, (or whatever reason, v 0 y container ANN * physical exertion, as might the body tries to raise the level aniotnt II}lIz$AITl Il $6 Put in ee A_R _T E f44L occur in a survival situation, immediately to levels that f1tifA1 55 Mus,ci disc lining 0_L8 A11D some degree 56 Made an blood permit I? A?tC$P8 normal (unction. incursion glucose level can occur. 18 Food lih This is done by releasing 1$ Ages and ages 31 Remove (print) 20 Compass point 57 E xalts The body is capable of con adrenaline which it 33 Twin helps 58 Rub 21 Declare verting protein to glucose so mobilize sugar 12 Koko's weapon 37 Tendencies from animal DOWN 23 Kind of ac $9 Free naton there isa ready way to raise the starch stored in the liver. The 27 Paid flQtCC 38 Presidenti al 1 flib!.cat name tab I blood sugar even during nickname adrenaline is responsible for a 28 Among 2 Solar di sk 21 Genus of 41 WOihip starvation. The body muscle lot of 32 Papal Cap, 3 Simple those symptoms, The maples 42 Musical dram a St.ei,I. tissue, and other body protein, problem is that 4 Ships bON 22 Small candle 43 Land msalu,e many other 34 Ocean can be used for this purpose. 44 Oriental weight stresses, including anxiety, 36 PunitivevMSel 5 Social insect 23 Burrower 24 Dry 45 Reliquary In some susceptible people may cause a person to release 36 Icetandic saga 6 Arboreet homes 25 Welcome light 47 M o t and those who have had too much adrenaline and induce 37 Symbol lot 7 Salted to sai lors 46 Opera by Verdi tantalum operations, particularly those similar symptoms. So the 8 To the back 26 Medical term 49 An gered 39 GI a name wi th removal of part of the symptoms do not 9 Notrung 29 Belonging to 50 Surrender always mean 40 Soot. for stomach, a high level of star. a person has low blood sugar 10 Pathological me 52 Toddler instance at suffix 30 Persia 54 Grab ches and sweets In the small all. intestine will lead to an overl234 Sugar or sweets will relieve a prodtxtIon of Insulin and the sudden attack of low blood - r 3 excec insulin will cause the sugar, but that is not a good blood glucose level to fall too approach to treatment and much, should only be used for tern. In these cases, a diet limiting porary relief. j7 r . -- After Trevino belted his tee shot Into the trap on the No 4, 19) yard par three, he said to Funseth's caddie, known as Cocky, "I'm going to hole out from there." 'What kind of odds you ant" Cock) replied "Jokingly, I told him 21-20, the old procedure tg," Trevinosaid."Isaid I'dbetadollartohjs$i 000" After he sank the unbelievable shot, he said to Cocky, "Buy me a soft drInk and we'll be even." ,W I.'°1 LUDICRoUs I.Y('EL! M ,, -jDCE K '! - Or LUCIDITY - ? . - ;::::! ' Find ach 0' b A P 46 The briny - ... --. - - Herald Sports Editor OJ(LAND0-jLee Trevino won a $1,000 bet with Rod Fun. se th 's caddie. But Trevino says a cold drink will suffice. - LORGNETrE LM ______________ life-threatening stages. of low . ' '_ - - By TOM KEYSER -. ronraC Anwq to Previous Nautical 47 . - Trevino s Motto, I 11 Jive . ways 13 Everlasting - '. -- - Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find Puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I. If and III. send $I for each, making checks payable to "seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. 1 Oriental ift 7 in clan boats 5 - - _- Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. 3i 1.11111 UM Monday ACOIS - -"' -- ______- RLE80TCALBUL 0 R C N E T L For -- - S : MAARRYIIEGEIELACEUR hard lack candy on my tongue and let It melt away. Is that wrong - RN FNQ E RNO LU CR0 E CRC RN B DC AT TM E outpouring of adrenaline attacks. The diet should be causes thi3.If so, .atca use s based mostly on fresh f ruit and the outpouring of adrenaline? vegetables with lots of bulk and In order to bring the blood protein foods, including lean .;:ar count up, I put it piece of meats, poultry and fish. --- - - -- NCI IBBTEDTIIATIA000T it: ,Should lbeona special diet or concentrated carbohydrates, what can I do to prevent this? such as sugar and sweets and It's my understanding that starches, helps to limit the the - TS H O.TLHXOITOYZTETTTEST more fully explain ' - SPOP TRLUT I0>JP0ARTSDUU I UL I TUANPyy I GTWYTMO nosedive. - . )- J UI U ' had what was diagnosed as "hypoglycemia" for a number of years and I get weak spells without warning when my blood sugar count suddenly takes a Can you v 'r r L' or " SUORC \ I D\LJLCNI*NRMARX I have - CLDUTLLORCBBD R F K I! I\n\P i - ~1 - LEAGCRDHDCUCSGJTMLL Low Blood Sugar? - S ' ' S -- �. - 'r ' .- ". .- . 5,.. ,- -'----5 2B-$unday Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday. March 6. len LA __ 2 %r, IL-%- Soulfter n ult S. ueo .',. - - - - - w. i.-._4. W- .-V-m- I I—_. _- . .1 - - I 11,,, a . - rl VI .- _____ - _____ ' ______ - 'S . . - • __________ -- ____ _____ ______ ..____ _____ - ,- -...........----.-- -..----,--- -- - . * - f maKes 0 Finals __________________ . ,. - .. - . -. . •• 0 0 I '•'\s,; $!I. - 'S __ . . " - A. * . ' ,. ______________ _______________ % St ,-, R. - 1. .-... T'L. ______ III, .' ______ J ,, - s -.--.-- - ______________ A-- .~ - A_-I _ 4 ..'... 0 61 oc. Agustana, C ri( t ROII oi .77, Perfrta ( 6 3) $ 70 South Atlantic S EVENTiI,3-16, 0, 3.9*: Old Dominion 95. Baltimor e 72 monlice 9,20 360 7 Randolph Macon .i, Morgan st, G,E,'sMlns Opal 610 340 60 Pottt South 350 3 Quhiela (4 7) T ennessee St 65. Arrr.strtmg St , Perteçt (7 4) $70 00 UT Chattanooga EIGHTH, 3.14. C. 317 107. Alabama CountryS*Ing IS60 100 3 60 ,1 Good Company V/HA Standings Houston Great Lakes 1060 100 6 other Phoen. St Joseph 98, Youngstown $ 310 7 . euman F h t I ii t (:) r I a ndo 1'? took down 12 rebounds and blocked four shots against Miami Jackson. I 43 21 0 " 2" 203 32 35 .476 17'i l.assle League, Church Softball Atlanta 27 42 .391 73'. &UC dL Orleans 3Wfl Youth 17 16 262 3) Western Conference Baseball League. Midwest vislon Myslgf ew L():;. 5 S,dy Whisper (-2). 4. Dougi, westy (3). 3. George Bran's (6). 6. Baum Chicago 40 26 38 29 tit (121.7 GoCharfie(6).e H.T Carry Milwaukee on 547 ,., 7 ' ! *I IN .. The Class AA final Saturday afternoon matched unbeaten Lake Welt against St. Thomas Aquinas of Fort , ' ' ~II :t t' S • Tr inity Prep Poor ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENC& " noon Men-phit at San Diego Falters -0 - Standings he .' Gaiiiesvllle Aug. 9, '- -. I-.-- ger __ • t Wt. - - - - -. ' ,- - "W1 - -. . . S '• -- .-.. I- - p I" . I", -..: The winners of the at the local cowls are, left to right Thursday Keith Jennings Lyle and b and 'ulàY 4lbel nings and Grace, from Leelburg, took wood place. The Woods ol MI. by Bill Vincent) 1*2 were first. (Herald Photo w Bowlers Ml AM!(Al") - Dickflitger,whohasearnedoply $4,000 inei iht events th is season, Is a ssured his biggest prize of the 'ear as a result of steady shoo ting In the $70,000 Don Carl r Bowling Classic. th e tournament leader after Frida y's round, he leads c-man advance into .Saturthty's windup in which I goes to th e winner. rh t Hanford, Wis., rIghth ander, who was t he lame quaIl fying leader with a 221 a verag e, dropped as far behinid as fifth In Friday's afternoon set before startIng to climb back, ' ot hers... Travers feels that Austrian,, and other foreign players competing on the WATCH circuit (about 60 per cent are - a tennis After graduation, he felt he had gone as far as he could In tennis by playing on his nationally-ranked college team. He went back to Salisbury In 1970 and bounced around to a couple of meaningless jobs, and played a friendly tennis In the city park. Then Riordan told him a bout the WATCH tourney last year, and Travers was back Into the game full time. He practiced three or four hours a day, training, talking, watching, and living ball, "1 try to pla y the ball, to pict ure in my Travers said. "I don't play my opponent, i play tennis. Al though the WATCH experience last the ball." Travers was Introduced to the game of tenn is by tennis Impresslonardo 8W Riorden. Riorden watched Travers in a year was a good one, Travers found himself competing against pros who had played the game most of their lives and had beei playing tournament tennis for gam e of pee-wee football one fall Saturday af ternoo n in Salisbury and was Impressed by his athletic prowess. Riorden pulled Trave rs off the field a nd years. Travelling from tournament to tournament, livi ng out of a sui tcase and trying to qualify, he Is attempting to make enough money so when his sponsor's support ends inJune,j,e'llbeable to make it on his own. "I love the game," Travers said. "It's the best sport in the world, and I've played all of them. I'm not on top right n)W, but I'll get be t ter. That's what it's into the world of tennis. Riordan - manager and confidant of No. 1 player Jimmy Connors, and ohstreptous Romanjan Ille "Nasty" Nastashe -has been criticlzed by many tennis pros and fans as causing a hassle ! the sport. Riordan, on behalf of Connors, has filed Connors' reputation and advance his all about. Y ou know, you reap what you that." career, sow and all Riordan turned Travers on to the WATCH tour last year. "He's okay," Travers said of Riordan. Propping his feet on the corner of the desk, he tilted his beer one last time and drained It. Looking thoughtful, he paused. "But, you know, it's a real strul "But he's too involved with Connors now to help other players like he used too." And Travers doesn't feel that Connors the arrogan t Infant-terrible of the sometimes," - cci en ..___,_A__. l. , . - Jacksonville University is in ie market for a head basketball coach for the second time i n three years following the resignation of Robert GottlI b. Gott lieb quit Friday night after being offered a one-year et renewal. I feIt that with a three-year contract I could have been ce Mul in my goals," he said, "but the lack of security offereiI me was something I couldn't cope with." alms Another visitor, Mr. Ca rter, landed one weighing six and a half pounds, and a three-day stay at th e camp yielded 200 pan fish for two men from Panama City. Campers at Wekiva River Haven landed enough fish for several good fish fries. Th ere were no ou tstanding catches made, according to camp opera tor George Cheney, but th e smell of fish frying in the cool evening air was enough to mane anyone want to try their luck. - . - in dent, uiree Daytona men rammed an unlighted channel marker in the Intra Coastal Waterway near Oakhill. Two were Inj ur ed and the boat was badly damaged , Seminole Coun ty sherif f's patrol boats are'cnzlsthg the St. Johns River looking for reckless boat operators. Several citations have been issued. I3artry's catch to talled 14 and Katherine Franc is and Susie Whitfield came in with 27. Bass seem to have gon e Into hibernation again, according to Leona Barnhart at Osteen Bridge Camp, but bream and catfi sh are keeping th e bottom fishermen busy. Mussels are the best bait. Nice catche s of specks are being taken around the bri dge pilings, ... £JIMU iLJJ IiRr Wue Uu n'Olfl flL3 busy schedule to wet a line and In an hour he Landed three bass plus a jack. Mad and g ,d-alzed evk continue to o ffer good sport for camp visitors. The specks are congregated in the deep holes along the river bank. DeJong also told of a seven-pound bass landed near the camp. , , , I -. There is a poss bility that boat operator 's ticenses,s r to automobile driver's lictnses, will be required in the future if careless and dangerous practices continue. i ' New license decals for boats will go on sale In June. current ones expire July 1. AU craft, regardless of horsepower, are required to be licensed this year. In the past, only those carrying over lO horsepower motors had tohave a license, In spite of th e weather, excellent ca tches were report ed from the Wekiva River and Lake Jessup. At Camp Seminole Bill Hawkings and his brother Joe from New York brought in a string of 9 bass Friday. All were taken on th e "Rapala" plug. Joe's biggest on e hit th e scales at five and a half pounds. o gers By HOWARD SMITH Baseball's exhibition season is underway and th e Tokyo GI- ants and Chunictil Dragons look like the teams to beat. The Ja panese clubs spoiled baseball's grapefruit league th e Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 and Chusiic blanking th e Chicago White Sex 1-0. Th e Boston Red Sex' downed th e Detroit Tigers 8-4 and the Texas Rangers outslugged the New York Yankees 12-10 in other games. A second 'texas squad beat th e Mexico City Reds 8-3 In a night game in Mexico Ci ty to roun d out th e sc hedule, Meanwhile, club officials continued to Invoke th e renewal cla use to get relucta nt players into camp. The clause allows teams to order unsigned players to report and to rene w their contracts for one year . Th e players can be paid up to 20 per cent less th an they got last year or th ey can be given a raise, at the discretion of management, Pittsb ur gh outfielder Richie Zisk, Montreal left-bander Dave McNally and third baseman Darrell Evans and outfielder Dusty Raker, both of Atlanta, are among the players ordered into camp under the clause. Negotiations can con ti nue while t he players work th emselves Into sha pe. Baltimore had been considering Invoking the cla use to get second baseman Bobby C,rich and catc her Earl Williams to rep ort hut both agreed to terms Friday. In game action, Tokyo pitchers Tsuneo Horiuchi and Kuni. kazu Ogawa stopped Los Angeles on just three hits, The Giants , ho collected 12 hIts, struck for three runs off Dodger ace Don openers Friday, Tokyo dum ping Windy weather slowed the fiMerTnen on Lake Jessup. but the fish are there for persistent anglers. They are hitting In the deep water for those drifting with live minnows, and big male specks are fanning the beds along th e shoreline. Roy Wattle and Clyde Bradshaw of Winter Park landed 17 that averag ed a pound each. Jerry Johns of (Thuluota ha d a string of .35 and Corrine Evans and Leona Williams of Eatonville landed 28. Mel and Bess Mendelson of Casselberry took 26; Norman Fore a nd son Lincoln 20. J.C. Brown of Orlando caught 18, Jim rop Opener Sutton in th e th ird with the help of Sutton's throwing error, Dave Lopes' double was the only extra-base hit for Los ,n. geles. Three Chunichi pitchers tamed to sh ut out Chicago and Kinji Shimitani's seventh 4nning single off Terry Forster accounted for th e gam e's only run, Each te am managed eight hits. Carl Yastrzemski, starting his 15th season for Boston, and Fred I .ynn, hoping to start his first, knocked in three runs apiece for the Red Sex, Yastrzem3ki had a pair of sing les and Lynn ha d two singles and a home run, Nate Colbert belted a two-run hom er for Detroit. Leo Cardenas rapped a tiebreaking two-run double in the seventh to carry Texas past th e Yankees, Tom Robson contrib. uted a three-run homer for the Rangers while Chris Chambliss and Bob Oliver had t hree hits apiece for New York. - 4. ' 2 - 322-0285 ' 831.9774 IPC'T TIME 8 P.M. 'MATINEES. 1:43 P.M. (WED & SAT) *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV PLAY THE LL NEW TRIFECIA Ic;I;j iI!r-tussi 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Ft-a. 3277 INSURANCE AGENCY __.- -.-----,-.- Other anglers on the pier were sccring with sheepshead, whiting up to Pounds, weakfish and blues. Further up the coast at Flagler Beach Pier, channel bas from 22 to 40 pounds have been landed this week. Bluefish are still in the area and are hitting on the silver "Sea Ha wk" plug. Wayne Brady at the "FLthin' Hole" in Daytona told of" a' catch of (our trout averaging seven pounds each at Turtle tt0ufld Wednesday night. Drum, sheepshead and trout are hitting off th e bridges in th e Da)tona section and an occasional snook Is being landed in th e early morning how-s. At Ponce Inlet, sheepshead continue to be the ma in Item with blues hitting Cut Mullet and spoons in the early morning and la te evening hours. IA, BIG MAN! TALL MAN! SHORT MAN! I.' ' Sits....... - - A couple of big channel bass were hung on th e Main Street Pi er In Daytona Thursday, but both managed to break the lines. Merle Kell er, pier manager, estimated the weights to be mor e than 30 pounds. .., LOW AUTO RATES SR-22's Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes The (air weather Thursday contributed to a be autiful catch of snapper and grouper for the passengers aboard Kline's ne w "Snow White 3." 1 40 ., GI Under 25 Cancelled Henry Russell of Marina Isle Camp tried the salt water fi shing at Mosquito Lagoon this week. He said the wind was too 11-strong for 11111rinalling hiSth troutvta tro ng route. Trollin g boats at Inlet Harbor have been cnnflned to port because of the wind, but Captain Al Khne on his new superbottom fishing bo at has been doing well with red snapper and RACING locH - Quits Jax JA('KSONVILLE (AP) 1 '1 , -- u uii unrvwsea I j ' TOURNEY VICTORS Leads GCittlieb - ' - I All, ' S 1 SHUFFLEBOARD i Powered boat running at full throttle around blind between Highland Park Fish Camp and Lake Woodruff. State Slated .. . ...,. Th e accident was due to excessive speed. Three men, [.05 ALTOS, Calif.(AP) High jumper Dwight Stones an ci distance runner Francfe LarrIeu, Pacific Coast Club immates, were named Friday as co-athletes of the In nth of February by Track & Fie!d News Magazine. tones broke th e world indoor record In th e high jump Ui 'ee times during February, finally lifting it to 7 feet, 544 Inches. dIMricts and classes as the 54-year-old boys' event. he directors said Friday th at the girls' 1976 state tour will be played March 4-6, with the site still to be tedded. The 1976 state boys' tournament was set for Ma, Mar 11-13 In th e Jacksonville Coliseum. irectors also scheduled th e baseball all-star game at Lakeland on June 13, the basketball all-star game at Galiiesville Aug. 8 and foot ball all-star game at .•' .,., . W. But the 7 i fishing in Highland Park River, were hit broadside by a high- tones, Larrieu Honored - , - . -p reasonable level with the best from the -..---T-,fI ___ Mention was made in th is column last week of the dang er of operating boats at high speeds In areas where th ere are fishermen. Since th en we have learned of th e death of a young man in a boating accident near DeLanci. J,ACKSONVILL.E 'AP) Florida High School Activities Association direc tors ha ve voted to cond uct a stat e basketball tournament for girls with th e same • ' - f' BRIEF G Iris . S.mitlaaIs N. Carolina St. *7, Mryl*nd $5 . t I AP Sports Writer . I..II MIAMI BEACH-Coral fullhand1capww-n ,g Gables scored an early goal, Mary Ann Williams and a. N Carolina 74. Clemson 71 t n held Trinity Prep scoreless Xatlryo Parks were second NHL OHIO VALLEY CONFIENCE at .' to win a 1.0 state high school net First Rovad it. Mary Wheichel and A5tifl PNy 7$. Tenn. Tern 6? tournament seml4isjl Diddle Weber, and Rita Fundell Division P i, Mictte 'nn $, Morrnead 8* ii. -i g game Friday night. W L T Ph OF GA and Dorothy Sullivan ucu for K$NG'L COLLEGE Pr-lphia 39 17 9 67 776 149 The win eliminated Trinity third with 69s. Consolation NY Rançvt 37 7) 13 11 2á9 P1yt ck$&HO,jght0n73 Prep from the four-team even:. NY Ist" 27 21 I? It 712 112 Marion Cox and Virginia EASTEBIN COLLEGE AC AtIinti Trinity remained in Miami Simjon, arid Ada O'Neil and Regional Somi"aft Division 2 Reach to watch the fina;s, Mary Ann Buhrman are leading Oivion I V 24 6 10 fly whh'h were played Saturday the first rou nd of the Marypr-,si.-tofure 16 Fatrifield 71 St ~ Louilli 25 21 17 67 Ill 219 aftenymn, and returned honw Esther's Ededic Tourna,mcnt, I ,' I Top WATCH players can compete on a V1 i- diss Larrieu, a 22-year-old UCLA senior, twice cracked worId indoor records in the mile and 1,500-meter runs. Her i c of 4:29.0 at the San Diego Indoor Games was the (as test mile ever run by a woman. In early March, she ran th e mile in 4:28.5. ,,- =-,, Sin AntOnio a? Indiana. otter -I - - Women Tie At Mayfair - J .I - - - __ .__ ___ - - lk._, I t 1AltKV1LLE, Miss. (AP) -They've told Mississippi State fans they can clap but not clank, and as a result a lot of foIk in this college to wcd flkc to g1e Auburn Coach Shug Jordan a bell In the mouth. It apparently was Jordan 's strong complaint about the It use of cow bells by State fans when his team played the Bulldogs in Jackson last fall that triggered the S - Semifinals I I - - 1'r 1 7 I decision. Southeastern Conference officials banned ar. fificial noisemakers from SEC athletic contests, The conference action aroused nar haria h'•I di ub"y elicited relief elsewhere itround the SEC. The rND isy bells were an object of derision and sometimes itred among opposing fans, coa ches and players. ' - Marian Cin and Virginia Simpson. and Ada O'tefl and iary .Ann Buluinan tied fur riua% Place with ,5 v'vwsC..w in the Mayfair Women's Golf , ___________________________ - At Mississippi State - t St Louts, after ,.., - " Cowbells Banned , Kentucky noon -, - ' 1 oa in S. ' '' tennis world Is such a bad guy either. "He's No. 1. For him,a killer instinct is best. For others, like Stan Smith, it's not necessary." What gri pes Travers is tennis teachers that earn $ an hour or more and never play competitive tournament tennis. "If you're go ing to be a good coach, you have to compete. You just ca n't go out and read a book on tennis and call your. self a coach." Books that Traers read In Georgia Southern College earned him a 3.S. degree In Math in 1970. "discrimination.,, They knew what they were getting into w hen they came over here, he said. when Only those w ho qualify for the 32 tournament bertha gets housing - free roan and board and expenses. m. others must pay their own way. The thing about tennis is concentration, "living in the present," Travers said, "If you have things on your mind, like where you're going to be staying that night, it hurts your game." That's where a sponsor comes in handy. Transcendental meditation and books 1ike "The Inner Game of Tennis" helped Travers in his struggle directing his mind to move his matter, And while the theories are workable ones, It is necessary to have ,our affairs in order before you begin controlling the affairs of VIVau1I The loss was the first one for Ross, who Saturday night. • TOURNAMENTS CO AST CONFERENCE ';. C.J.Traver,: Tennis is not the glamour sport everyone thinks it Is. lilerald Photo by Bill Belleville) • EAST - 5'' ' n r' .1114 would like to get Grimmit back in the ring. The Bartow Yellow Jackets First they have to find him, Charlie sipped out owing his manager money and hasn't struggled past Jacksonville been heard of Bishop Kenney Friday 6741 on John Wright's 20 points and FUTURE FIGHTS Bennie Leverett's strong floor March 11 - Philadelphia, Tyronned play. North Shore made the Everett vs. Jose Luis Lopez; per, Ab final with a 62-46 vIctory over vs. Tommy Van Hatten, Cocoa Beach Thursday, March 11 - Miami Beach, Gene Wells "They may have the height vs. Rocky Halliday. world bantam weight on us," said Bartow Coach Altitle. yin Pearsall, "but we accept March 14 - California, Soo Hwan Hong the challenge and ezpectwgive vs. Alfonso Zamora. them a good game." 4 , ,' V ,* W ! Stan ings "..' . - ' J Jo , ' . T ' \ '.' - ' ge -' - ?p' - * " - . n,., - - ' ' . ". . f .,± - - 1-14 I California. Robles, a highly-ranked spectators and Jackson Coach middleweight, shot up In the rating when Jake Caldwell. he upset Tony Mundinc, the European "He's In a league by himChamjon, in Brisbane. self," Caldwell said. "Ills " Bobby C'hacon kept his WBC feather- shooting ability is a phenome. weight title with a two-round knockout non along with his 6-foot-b size over Papelero Estrada. a nd big hands. He's the best Llght.heavywejght "Indian" Yaqui Ive ever seen in high school." Lopez remained one of the most feared Robinson whipped Pensacola men in boxing when he stopped Terry Woodham 72-56 Thursday to in California, make the title game. Orlando ,heavywelght Clint Walker side-lined lr live weeks after his bout with Bartow, a team that blw "the knife." Walker had to have an somed late after a miserable t operation on hisnose. It was Injured in a season start, met Class AAA sparring session with Edgar Ross. defending champion North Ross still is smarting from the drubbing Shore of West Palm Beach In he took at the hands of Charlie Grimmlt, the title game for that class vai Boys interested in the Summer Youth Baseball League should register at S It was Impressive to 6,800 GREENSBORO. N.C. (AP) and rolled across the foul Lauderdale, Lake Weir won its line, and expect to win. We were Pacific DIVIIIOu , FIFTH. 1-16. C - 1. Natural Two old and bitter rivals, led Rivers scooped it up. "Kenny outplayed inside and outside for the Midwestern playoffs 3d strbt game of the season certificate Golden Is required at by freshmen, against Creighton in Lubbock, 38 30 Talent (4). 2 Super Strip (12). have reached the was Wide open so I fed It to him 30 m1nute" 9W over Lake Butler Friday 31 36 J43 4t registration, B,atlin(4), 1. Big Buster (6), 3. All In Seatti said John Locas of Tex. Maryland, with a finals of the pressure-packed and he did the right thing by Maryland. Phoenix 29 36 after St. Thomas beat Co U6 7' One (to), Boys who register and attend AtlAntic record and the regular season tondale 6444 a day earlier. Lucus Bay Eckert (1). s. M Coast Conference has- going for the cup," Rivera said. "I got caught out of position ACC title, appears to have the ,At tryouts, which begin the week ketball tournament Saturday. Waver (41 Thotnon, after scoring 30 on the final play. Carr was my best shot at Fridays Gamei ni March 25, will be drafted it. Size and smooth play made NorthCaroljnJ with a76-71 poInts,spentuieflnaJofn- man,softwasmyfault,". New Offill'Ons 110. Golden before boys who register after t H"lary (41- 3. Wildiffe Honey is. State 101 "IthIflkWedeseTveit Weir3JObaneasyoneas To overtim victory over Clemson, utes on the bench, shaking his ented Terrapin forward Owen Maryland Coach Lefty "said the opening of tryouts. Houston 112). 6. Berlitey St*ce'y (5), 7 Icr. faced defending conference head as N.C. State's lead Brown. Chicago 19, LOS Angeles or dan's Gate (10), S. Foster )S Clemson's Tates Locke points and Louis Faison and Boys who played last year and national champion North evaporated. His magnificent Pr-!and 120, pr;1 ce and are assigned toatea Saturday's final game will agreed. He said he hoped his Frank Johnson hit 20 each. Carolina State, a last-second, Saturday's Oams legs King had betrayed him with determine the not try out thIs year. Milwaukee at Buffalo, after flerkle1 SaUor (I), I H,C.'s Big E. 87-65 victor over second-ranked cramps. ACC teazn,now ll.1o, would gotothe representative lnCl,assA the afternoon tiile Coaches are needed in all Maryland, (3 7;. S 1 1 '5 Irma (6). & Ceemac noon in the Eastern National Inv(tatlonal Tour"I didfl't be lie ve wha t was Regional of YOI-K DcfrOlt LI game was b tween Frthe NCAA tour nament summer leagues. A meeting of oat oof "I try not to think a bout It. I happening. I In New York. 161. feel all right nament. The winner will mLe an 80.62 winner over Miami the Florida Little Major League New, Orleans at Atlanta just concentrate an the hoOI now.," Thom pson said. Along with the ACC, two EIGHTH, iie. C - I. Dixie Gem New Mexico State next leagues Is set March other Christian and Laurel Hill Seattle Omaha (6). 2. K's Attic 0?). 1. Ed's Final 20. Anyone insaid Tar Heel freshman Phil had semifinal N.C. PIS State Coach Houston Norm at Phnix Sloan Saturday in Charlotte, YOU which ousted GreenvilIe 16). J. terested In coaching should Ford, who canned 15 of 18 games Friday night. Chicago at Portland foul said the team physician, not contact N.C.State, now fl-6, went intO th e recreation shots In the second halt to lead Thompson, would Middle Tennessee defeated Taipei (4).$. A .1's Zippy MISSy The 5U long shots of Leon- m : th, ton decide Saturday's department, Philadelphia the No. 14 Tar Heels, now 20-7. whether the Wolfpack NINTH, 1-IL. D I. Talk Maker- aftern game against North MOthead 8546 and Austin ard Lewis for 17 points plus '#" super. Carolina with victories in two 0 oon The department als' is "He's the best I've ever Peay whipped Tennessee had steady floor Golden star Stale at would play Boston. Tech work by the broth. alter. taking applications for summer Saturday. Fire Eckei1' their three previous at running the four corners," noon, TV H.T. Susan 1 10). A- Hotly Mir meetIngs 7849 to advance to Saturday's et's Ray and Cornell Ramilton "You can't play for Just the this year. ns city Oma ha at 0,. offIcIatIng and scorekeeping. Coach Dean Smith said of Ford Jennifer (III Mf"jur- Tribute finals of the Ohio ValleyConfer. a nd Ronald Malloy made last five minutes of the game ttOit FrostA meeting is scheduled and his spread-sta A second ACC team will go to ence. ll offense. proof's victory easy. Clev eland at New Orleans Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Others Smith has had HouStOn at Los Angeles In Ford's Tartan (;t. 2. p4u5k,r Fire ij Pinecrest Baptist Church, 119 role were Timej Rom (1O),4 Sokol (371,3. Larry Brown, Charli e West Airport Boulevard, This Is Phanttyt, (4). 6. Lake Whit ABA to Scott and George Karl. L7 Mineniajaclile(l),S T Knee, ,..i, disc-jss forrraton of a Slow Another freshman, Kenny d ' Pitch Softball Church League. Carr of No. 8N.C, ELEVENTH. 3.16. B State, scored \ I Dave's Girls interested In the Dream (5). 2 Smilin Lit (52), 3 I Lassie on a three-point play with one East Division •" '.'1p , Cr issDebbiefI2.4 MortIsgueyrn Softball League should register second left to put the Wollpack W I PC?. OR fr ' ., " . • (tO), S Mystic Spirit (1). 6. Andy New York :.. . 71)4 at ." WV reCreaon 44 70 L 1run- In the Finals. . Ovt'r (4), 7. Scatty (6 ).5. ln Nut Kentucky A ' t 16 21 6$7 I") n .A; .. •;.:c 5V -med1ately,Abirthcey'tjfijg J,,5 ". sh ell (5) Maryland, In the absence of 5?. Louis 74 17 .i3$ 25', ' required. s0 .i . . QISe N.C. State's David "Thompson, ,. % Midget (41 Girl, between nine and 16 had whittled away a 17-point Money Bound (1). 4 Sra)wLidy ()7), I; West Division years of age are eligIble. 5. woncr Pr'yat (5). 6 U st r-5 Sop Denver Wolfpack lead and gone ahead S. 33 ' 17 7 Tryouts for the nine-to-13 by one on (5). 7 Lady Gremlin (52). I Las Si,; Anton two Mo Howard free "-" .. Otis (6). Indiana u it s3y yer old and 144o.16 year od throws before Cart's big play. Utah 31 37 456 71 divisions will be March 22. •---•F' .. a:7 After Howard's shots, N.C. Sat' Diego 79 2 241, I .. League play begins April 8. Fridays Games State guard Mo Rivers ex'\ ' ,I ,, Girls livin° outside the Sanford Kentuck IC), rqnia • - 0 'aIned the ball hnna"m'I off the . i " I. 4 " New York 120, St Louis c cityllmft,smustpuJ.c,,anon. lcgofNcsthte'scrajg Davis -. 0,n.-,r 130, San Arton,oSS resident card. \' , San Diego 116, Indiana 116 rj1 Scores Anyone interested .. Saturday's Games in --- - -ts " * . r 1 jL t X -aching in the Laslc Softball .. -- ..,. .. •-oilik' k.NI -_ FAR WEST St. Louis vs. Virginia at Nor I I, .--'.;.: League should contact Joanne Brigham young 67. Wyoming " toilk I . 0 0 Linder at the Sanford Colorado St. is, Utah 64 I iMemilhis of U1.4h . ) - ~ -_ - - # .4 ~C'_ ., I #_ California 64. Stanford 61 -_ San . o ege College the winter tennis circuits. Travers told him $100 a week from October to June. "I figur ed that's all I would need to get me goin g," Travers said, but he admits now he was too optimistic, "The qualifiers for the WATCH tournament are tough. You've got 103 guys going for eight tournament spots. I'm ha vi ng trouble wi th the qualifiers." The WATCH tourney, which concluded Saturday night at Sweetwater Oa ks in Longwood, has Its sha re of drawbacks, But on the whole It's a good 'ownament, a "stepping stone, a place where you le ar n," according to Travers, The twyearld circuit has seven tourneys thIs year, two more than last year. Ten more are planned next year. and often has 20 N. - _-___--M - I - Dawklns scored 26 points, League Beg n Run Eckert (1). 6. k's Gamma 7. Fancy Flili, (53.5. Boston Mac (S. I rebounds or so." Randy Newnan, who holds the distinc- telling them, "It's Dempsey, Jack 31 23 6 71 24 211 Lion of being the last man to defeat "The Dempsey." Mirvrsota 34 27 7 70 75) 715 Qulnieln (36) III 12 7(3 •.Irt 76. E lIUr,o 62 San 711 Bayonne Bleeder," Chuck Wepner, Is Diego 31 77 3 63 Perfecta (3 6) 3309 60 Division 111 If Neuman fights- Ballard It will be one BaIt, 16 45 3 33 NINTH. $.15. TA, 31.13: Northeast expected to make his Florida debut this of the better match-ups in Florida In the Canadian Division Manatee Danny 7.50 6.20 100 6 Suffolk U. 00. Boston St. 75 month in Orlando. Quebec heavyweight division In years. 40 21 0 50 261 232 Oar-li Rider Brandeis 91, Rhode Island Ccl, T or onto 650 400 The good looking Neuman Is living In the 31 21 2 70 772 249 Dart Champion Ballard Ls 12-2, but he has yet to appear 5.so $ 8.1 Edmonton 31 26 3 63 777 707 Bahamas and tentatively has given his OK In his home state, Quiniela (1 6) East Vancvr Perf"Is (4 1) "I 60 St. Lawrence 82. Alblnv 79 i 2 60 11 700 to a March 20 bout. His opponent may be It 63 UPI Since turning pro for Pete Ashlock, TENTH, sit. . Orockport St 53. O 78 71 A 60 7X 714 Jacksonville's Jodie Ballard. Friday' Games Bd K'S QLJOI4 flard has campaigned exclusively in the 8 40 3 Middle Atlantic Country Cheers The win over Wepner came late in 1971 far west and the southwest, He has run up 'ansfield IS. Franklin & Mar orBaltimore 5, indIanapolis 3.60 1 Aluo Re*il 320 • shall 70 when Neuman scored a I2round decision a respectable 12-2 mark with Quebec A. Toronto I his only Quiniela (I 5) 174 60 Stranion S#, Widener S3 in North Bergen, N.J. In a rematch three losses coining toYouz3g Sanford and Hen Phoenix 7. winnIM9 4 ELEVENTH, 5i. A. 3155 ry South Atlantic Edmonton A. 'ancouver 0 months later in Jersey City, Wepner was Clark, both outstanding men who seem Mystic king '70 7.50 740 3 Wm Paern 53. Methodist Saturdays Game's given the 12round nod, Da rn 801I Col-52 destined for title shots In the near future. Toronto at Ualtlmore Bay Charmer 600 7 Glassboro Sir 66, Wash. & Lee Other than the loss to Muhammad All's New England at Houston RECENT RESULTS: Former Southe3n Quiniela (31) 132.40 Cleveland at Indianapolis Perte'<$a 131) 33570 next opponent, Neuman only has been Middleweight Champion, Dennis Riggs of South Winnipeg at San Diego defeated by Jerry Quarry and Jim Harris. Jacksonville, will Rig Perfecta (S 1 with 311 Mites Col SO. Sewaeee 60 get another shot at the Sundats Games %i,1$9 70 I e o v n e Owen 9?. Trans. The Harris fight was reversed the next title In Tampa where he will take on the Phoenix at Vancouer. after ylvania 94 . time the two met, while Quarry has current champion, John Pinney. Riggs Midwest Winnipeg at Minnesota Wartburg 79. Coe 7$ refused to get back Into the ring with qualified for the bout when he stopped Baltimore at Toronto Newnan. Augustana, Ill. 47. Knox i Dog Entries Chicago at Quebec Buddy Cooper in St. Augustine earlier this Along with Wepner and Harris, Neuman month, lists among hi, victims the hottest FIRST, 1-IL. I- I. Rppitout Ken Norton tuned up for his big fight 2. Tumble Jet (5). 3. Rambling Red NBA Standings heavyweight prospect In the nation, with Jerry Qiiarryon the 24thof this month 7), 1. Modest Doll (10), S. Royal Local Jimmy Young, rugged Raul Gorosito, by scoring a one round KO over Reco Fine (6). 6. My Playmate (6), i. Pedro Agosta and , Brian O'Melia. Eastern Confe, ence Chanute Tray 4), 5. Berkley Cam Brooks. Atlantic Divislan (5 71. S Despite his outstanding success In the When Terry Daniels lost his 10-round w L Pc?. 05 SECOND, 1-IL. 0 - 1. Lea Tico Bouon ring, Neuman Is known more for his face decision to undefeated John Dennis in 16 19 .706 (3), 7. Ketchum (1). 3. Jetting Jerry Buffalo than his name. He Is the young man In the Scranton, the former Joe Frazier II 26 317 6 (6), A. Ber kley Chad (3). ,p New York . 16 (10), 6. Wbtcjerwitp, (7.7), 7. Inside beer commercial who walks Into the gym challenger failed to win a single round on i PhilaphIa 29 IS Whir-i (4), 6. Bate's ( $). and asks for a chance to fight. Ce'xtral Dtvislan any of the official cards, THIRD, 1.14. U - I. Dandy Gal Washington Mter.aklngsome . The Sanford Recreation good..naturedkidding, (6). 2 Soo Duke IP2). 3. Bonus Girl H A possible future opponent for "Irish" ouston 36 31 .537 I3'.- Department is forming i 141, 4. Boomtoii,n Tray (101, 3. My Cleveland he Is asked his name and he responds by Gene Wells may be Rudy Robles of Spunny' Jet .r ---Iilillllllllvl%%Mi.- ____________________________________ East Division W I T Pit OF GA New Eng. 31 21 1 77 709 Clevind 273.1 3 57 150 711 Chicago 25 37 1 SI 710 2i1 lndapolls 15 45 1 33 161 28) WISI Division St. 83 4 * ' "Darryl did not shoot as well an Cancer Society. Above, left to right, are director Jim de Ganahl, first flight winner George Billups, sixth flight winner Jim Foley, fifth flight nni on sW winner hyde Mende, fourth flight winner John ('apko, third flight winner Chick Sayles and sponsor "He's scored 40 or 42 points In %!ikeCapkn. S?cund flight iiuler K.D. 1Irtiok i iut pictured. (herald Photo by Dan Crockett) games "The rest of us t7ave to have sponsors or o ther sources of money. Or you just h' ie to struggle along, and make it on 4 5.'. ____________ •. Norlh Central Sunday, March, I15-38 4JJI foreign) are out of line by knocking the tournament because of what you've got." Travers Is luckier than most players. The 24.year.cld native of Salisbury, who . has been playing tznnis seriotuly for 11 years, has a "Sponsor" who pays him money to play tennis and expects nothing dIIII In return, Travers met his sponsor while teaching tennis at a Sea Colony (Delaware) Cou ntry Club last summer. The young Washington, D.C. attorney asked Twerj how much he would need to play ' - Neb Omaha , I,.,IIIII4J C. J. Travers brushed his shaggy hair, bleached blond by the Florida Sun, away from his face and took a pull from a cold Budweiser, "It's not the glamour that everyone think,, it is," he explains. "Only a small percentage of professional tennis players can support themselves by tournament winn ings. ,, - . 620 7 j _______________ _____________ ___________________ _________ ________ _ 6.60 300 ... By BILL BELLE%'ILLE IleraidSiaff W ri ter . ______ _______ _____ ______ _____ Msfom - , R b : I -- ____ ________________________ D.G.'sMerry S ._7-.,-,.---,_-:.;.:. - IO 3T ,. '• . - I 1' S Fashion Classic 760 100 750 .-. V 00 1 I 4, - , - ., W - - - '5,_ Sunday Herald Sanford, Fl. Division 3 Wathinqt 9 MonIrei 39 fl 16 91 31$ 193 W. Vfrginia 73, Pltlthurgn 73 FRIDAY NIGHT 36 1717 69 777 41 Division II . 79 77 11 77261 712 *~.. : FIRST. 3.16 5. J1.fl: South : Detroit 0 3710 46 19$ 7$9 HII4oH;fl eyney 13. KIngS. Pa. 63 3.o 3 00 710 6 WMhn 656 3 I? 1 3 / BIoom%bucg 71. Slippery Rock G.MS I Cold U I 73 S 20 4 Division 4 JACKSONVILLE, (AP) I I, 70 s DV o Buffalo 40 1713 93 7*3 191 I______________________ I Under state tournament Division III Boston , I 36 19 11 Ii 3M 702 Upstate New York SECOND 2, pressure, 3•fl. Darryl Dawkins of TOO? 76 29 II 63279 733 Century 1620 160 440 I On(ota St $4, FredoniaSi 4 3 CaIli Orlando 16 40 11 Evans showed the 41 176 737 -I ______________________________ Mini Murphy 3.00 460 1 UnIon 97. Hmitton 13 Fridays Games outstanding basketball skill Criss Jake NCAA 1160 flostoi, 4. Atlanta 7 QuinIela (1 1) s; 10 tans expected, and the best may Regional Finals New York Rangers S. Kansas 44 Perft(14 (1 4) 146790 Division Ill City 7 S have come when Evn.s met 11..Daily Double Great Lakes 37770 Montreal S. Washington I 1 1 I _______________________ Tampa Robinson Saturday I THIRD Wittcnberg $3. ?t.Sar.efls 10 Vancouver ,, CPICIgO " \ Berkley flip 3nsOlation nIght fGr the Class AAAA big '380 •.io 9.60 $ Saturdays Games l uz' __________ Drumb.at,y HItffl U. Al!egheny 7$ Philadelphia at Pittsburgh high school championship. ____________ ______ MirrShfty Regional Semifinals 110 7 Kansas City at Detroit ______ Qtjinieta (4 $) 1131.00 Division II Buffalo at St Louis "Everybody on the team ;p Perfecta (6 i) New England P,iniita at Toi'ont -S .'--. •S played together, but It wasn't FOURTH. 5 1*, C, 31.11: Bentley 99. Iiartvord $2 p..Ntw York islanders at Van -- _____________ one of my Hasty Hc:tb AtSumptIn Ill. Sa&rc'.J Hca, t coue-r ,g 4 60 1970 better games as an Shela Sal S 10 3.40 2 individual," Chicago at Los Angeles said the 240-pound, Booger Bun East Sundays Games '' '. " -6-foot-lOatlilek known as "Dr. C. Quintets (2 31 s3)$0 77. Philj Te',tiie 4$ Montreal at New York li Pettt (3 21 Cannon *3, Hartick 'I. Of D" of Evans 63-53 victhry over 70 Rarigec, afternoon, TV : FIFTH, $., D. • South central Detroit at Philadelphia defending charip Miami JackMineola Ugly LIncoln 9). Southern $7 640 600 170 1 Atlanta at Boston S. : . son Friday night. 'r Swaree's Cobbler 4 S 6 70 1 New Orleans 90. W Georg,) 9 To'*t at Wlthin9Io 'V -Come Oe Cleo West DC Pittsburgh at nutiai Evans Coach Fred Penning. Ouinlela (1-41 "320 tiC RiverSide 7$, UC Davis 71 St. Louis at Minnesota ton agreed Perf.cta (1 4) *19920 Puget Sind 76. tiC Irvine 71, Golfers competed in six flights Friday In th CANCER TOURNEY P41w York Islanders at Cali e fufihandicap tournament at the Mayfair Country Club SIXTH, 3i. A. 36.3$ OT (Ornia sponsored by the Seminole Chapter of the Americ . ..-.,- Evans If- 1!., .11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1ill Dou Re s s .-,,.... - - __ ___ - . IAflFORD-ORLRflDO KEflflEI. GliB IN LONGW0000FF Il-fl SORRY NO ONE UNDER IS �- 46—Suridiy Herald. Sanford. Fl -_ ------------ - Sunday, Mar ch ,, Ins BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker 7 O%EONE ( BEEN IN MY SE T . EEg POTATO C4IIP or courep PERMAP, 5u1 O WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY 6 NORTH £ KQJ — 1 --Th WEST EAST £10985 £732 V9642 V 85 3 2 £Q643 LLEY OOP by •10765 872 Pass North East Starch9. Mrs--ac -— / East.but that would beshowing North-South vulnerable V.,it V%K)KIN - 1' off. He cashed the hearts and everyone followed, Then he Pfed the last two high spades the nire lady on his left dropped the five and then the e learly she was left with two clubs and nine of spades. fie cashed dummy's king of clubs- led the jack and let it ride Out on the table came the queen of clubs and the nine of spades gave the defense two tricks to add insult to injury ,-4rrNLrhp, SOLMI £A64 IV K 107 OKQ94 &A95 Dave Grai,. - 1 dropped the three of The came next and then the deuce of hearts. This was just like taking can. dy from children. He almost decided to spread his hand and announce a club finesse against 8 VAQJ A J 83 K J tO GWAX by Dick TurnQp CARNIVAL S tNT 7NT Pass Pus . p. • 4 — - !w- -• - : " .j•Iu!Ii - . -• i- ft . J - - - ---'- Korean Orphan Finds - -' ____________________ - - - -- Pass _Z.•i__LrtUj The bidding has been: '.• 1 - i -• •-• — by Art Sonsom cc'r I TOCK 9FMD1-HL4,1DRFP J \ISUDE6 c - I LENS CAP ON—ANDWRE &OW O LZ( AT OVeRY MJ'(TH! T a - -- Ole OP fl4E'/1 __ 0 I - , _____ 01. CAMPUS CLATTER with bIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis By Os w ald & James Jacoby Wnt North East SO'41h 'fle unlucky exoert looked over the dummy quickly. With fl high-card points, North's Pass 1 • Pass I£ seven flotnimp call , was not- Pass 2 £ 1SS mal. It looked as If every one in You, South, hold the field would be at the same £ K J 94 V A Q 2 • J 43 .i K 10 5 cpot S%hJI do '4ot d n'.w - It also appear- cd that .% - th4to dtamoods. This hid everyone would have to locate should warn partner that ,ou hac the queen of clubs in order to Just three clubs and a minimum bring home the contract. head. He looked at his opponents, TODAY'S QUESTiox Two typical littie old ladies Your partner flow could he go wrong against notrump What continues to two do you dc, ww-, that opposition? Aas*er Mouda fie played the hand quickly, Send $1 !OrJACOBYMQDERN while making sure of each play by each defender. le started bOOkto:"WinafBpdge"(c/0 with diamonds, West showed this newspaper) P.O. Box 489, out on the second diamond and, Radio City Station, New York, much to our experts delight. N.Y. 10019 / 38 T_I$EAS EECTR,CTv To 'OwE TESE .5 t - - FUNNY BUSINESS jT{Jf 'U •I i B Roger BolIen H iN' 1J€Q - - ---— - - -. - ,,. •_ j( - - — ------ -• -- • - - B. JEAN PAT1LAN WEea's FAitor _____ - -'v' '- - - - - •? IT LF&D-C DOW I tv 4 *-AFIL I ,4, çfT,f I II .- ., v r -_ - =- •• - - -. ',. -. . . -. - - - by Carry Trudeau - . V . -. ,_• - -•.• •..- • • ,, ____ i Fft Ift - LE'Aro$,,. I 4 f°)bc J She's a living doU, is Lee Tae Sun. with her glassy bLack baW;&. upswept em and cupiid's bow month. DmYa Noell, the hule Korean dtIw is called by her Amencan paLI, II 3M Phyllis Van DaIi 1 14flwith-dd a has lived with them eight months row,artJth7Ir,qehera3tJ&own lii the flower-filled front garden the attractive Van E)alen e on Rivet-view Avenne In Spring Oaks, I id Phyllis td Dcmyas sta-y, while she, sweet little mte, alternated between expiring the gardcn and Purse : wn when she Nobody knows exactly how old tkxiya was tbacosrered it 7 o'clock one morning, abandoned on the city hail stcps an Tat iue tcma The doctors who examined her, and found tv'r to be In perfect health , estlra ted her age at three weCkS. ' tO trace the baby's mother were n vain, and Donya was sen t to an o hanage near Seoul, South Korea. Meanwhile, for the past four years the Van Dalen couple had beendL%mss ng adoptinga baby. Ph Ills' health does not .t her to bear a child but both she and In dearly wanted to be parents. ThIrongb his week as a career cownsekr at Seminole Junior C1Iege, Thin comes an contact with a great number of young people, and the emPle has Opened their home to troubled youngsters on a number of occasions under the Seminole Caxinty Juvenile Detention Center's crLsis Harries pr gram- uith the cou* together and nxhviduany. as wen as inspection oi thm home. was handled throgo the Chi-I&vn s Home Swiety of Florida, CAmtIrall Florida EnsKm an Orlando wooM did talz almostt hat 20 long fran the ti they first 'pii&d oul it So the happy day eight montha a vhen l traveled to (iicago to cillect their new daughter. The ls3iLing period was n Mile, however. "Forms!" grthtwd Don. -You ne w el saw an many forms as we had to lull in. WaIwIg,o had to aijuvv; Ilsmngration in Tampa had to appt uve; Korea had to aM that they'd do it all again lonoryow far ththweci D0nY2- In fact. they plan to do it ail again, in a weeks' time when the adoption is fhslird They intend adoptb a Korean sister fir Donya. When asked, why little girls the new mher anlfr4 her lovely mile iu*l rrplird, thr,ly, "I believe Ue'a something very special abrAit little girls. 3'3, an ,vong znisa sharP as a tack and quick to learn. The toddler, who is starting to Lisp her first American words, Is a real Daddy's E]r11says Phyllis, and loves nothing more than to be outside helping Dan In the yard. Both sets of gandparents are dellghW with their new grandchild, and Phyllis reports the neighbcra acuially fight over who is to babysit the child! In fact, Donya attracts admiring attention wherever she goes, says her proud Mom. "I'm sure when she gets older and enters school, she'll be exposed to prejudices," Dcii reasoned, "but we hope to teach her tobe proud of her heritage. t Leading the way to their child's bedroom, Phyllis aided, 'In rig way do I want her to lone her OdentaA trItag I w' hct to be proud and kww about her people, her country," she said. The child loves the gay Oriental lantern which throws warin.tnn sliwinwu orna Pr I.frww .,w4 p..-ki-. eagerly for the little Korean dolts her Daddy bought, the mornrnt we entered the pretty room. It's awfully hard to part from the charming child who makes friends easily, winning them over the moment her sunny smile lights an otherwise round and solemn face. "Donya's very special," murmur her fond parents to parting. ____ ___ - / TWE CA9ES .r 24 'w-- I, ____ -. "This really isn't doing my schoolwork any good, Morn! Educators agree that students with a pleasant home life make the best gradesi DOONEsBuRy CAN A5SJE A R E DOING i4t'G cE CAN TO COSER E4ERGv, New Home In America 8 ' •••. D SA i i, air — - - - - 1 1-- 1 - rp Chic Young TUMBLEWEED IMPOSS EPFEr4PV?& MOREE A65fl4E11C THlNOS ID P011 byTK,Ryan IRE WAR PARN'LL HAVE 70 LE AVE WIThOUT HIM AGAIN (How cum~ ? . T ' o rMMR VAT HINL'UW AF1URP LAST - - -- -7 _________ BUGS BUNNY '. -!_-T! - STEP AND LE CZ)wN! 7 ANQ4Ifl! — •I; • _! by Heimdahl & Stoff,I _w AU. / I GOT A LO ct HAVE OUR i i, M C! ANG I Jtjsr SAY V4ATEVR 'rtg CEJUN' COLLD 1 'TCIJR MIND STAND A CT 0 cNr! ILE \I I NMS! J-0 PRISCILLA'S POP OR PETE'S SAKE, JUST 6ECAu bu '.00 HOLLYHOCKS STOP CoSSp A6AINSI 4Y6t. WORRYING? THE SIGNAL... CRii by N IuPii;;i1 ;Li I ! Verm.., I V - y 00 vQJ TH W VvEtL. \ (fl-tAr (EPElv5... STILL BE FME31 O5 ) I WI-ATARE 'ii WHEN WE 1L3P / \ C -qOING 70 5157 O4J OF: AN ICE 4A AI'40 Dick Cav.lIi (CON640MMe raJR FQSr )\ CAt'rc. I L1Lf F;ZIENct ___ Simply, they love children, It was the television special program, "Sins of Their Fathers," which dealt with the plight of Vietnamese children fathered by American servicemen, that really set Don and Phyllis thinking about adopting an Oriental both ft warm toward the Oriental race," In attempted to explain their fe&lns. ,Not tor any pellc reason; they just seem to be a beautiful people. " At the time, the foreign adoption troram in Vietnam was still in the planning stages, so the Van Dalen couple decided to apply for a Korean child, either full-blcoded Korean or Korean-American. There was no local adoption agency which handled overseas adoptions, so the Van Dalens contacted the Halt adoption program, headquartered in Eugene, Ore. The home study, which involved intensive Interviews j - WINTHROP ___ - i BLON DIE ____ W. • - -, L ARCHIE J by Bob Montana I Days reaches for her Oriental lantern, a gift from Dad (Don Van Dalen) CAPTAIN EASY LEEA TS4i ! EROPET5A1A4 UNPROTECTED ) jj• / .4AT TRAITOR LE OF ANY , t4iW. EVEIJA/ NOTOJLY 15 — — by Crook, & Lawrence WAIT A Mtl,LIrE WEVE PICkED UP 5OMEHtje HOL [\OC4U5T! THAT. .HECCU EEK & MEEK 510W L;4 UP IN TANkEIZ A living doll, Donya Is pictured with favorite toys and Morn (Phyllis Van Dalen) by Howie Schneider - Biracial, Handicapped Kids Need Homes •- - TW . . - MeN 1th FRANK /ND ERNEST . ni I The demand for children to adopt, remains steady in florida, but the experience of adoption agencies is that there is a decline In the number of healthy, "normal" white infants avri1;ibIe for adoption, According to Dorothy Pearson, division executive at the Children's Home Society of Florida, 130 Pasadena Place, Orlando, the greatest demand for children comes from white parents seeking very young, white babies. By "normal," Ms. Pearson means those Infants who have no physical or known mental dtfects. age children, "Obviously most couples would like to adopt very young babies; they feel they want to grow together with their children and rear them their own way, rather than taking over what may amount to someont' else's problem. Adopting an older child will take more patience, even more love, probably," said Ms. Pearson. "But It's usually worth It." The Children's home Society handles just Florida children. During 1974, the Central Florida Division placed ,, '•l - 1% - -- - - -• - - :'. -- • 1 'C '' • - �. - ?Cday Herald, Sanfo,.dFl. 4 Couple King-McKay ____ I -1 '. r '1 ______ L. F : ': -1. - \ Mr. and Mrs F J Parent, ?10(ceo1a Dr. , Sanf Ord, ccicbrated their 25th wedding anniversary March 4 from 8-10 p m at a reception given m their honor by their children, Approximately 30 relatives and friends called to offer their congratulations and were received by Mrs Parent w ho wore a red skirt set and corsage of silver tipped carnations, and her husband who chose a blue c hecked suit and silver tipped carnation boutonniere. The table as decorated with a two cake, white centerpiece and slIvct candles in silver holders The couple dnght, Mrs. 1y MeDenald and Mrs. John \VtIh.ink rved cc and punch. Two of their three sons were also present - Patrick Parent and Dennis Parent from Clarksville, Tenn, A third son, F. J. Parent Jr., of San Diego, Calif., was unable to attend. They also have five grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Parent were married at the First Congregational Church in Portland, Mc., by Rev. Earl Sweatland on March 4, 190. Parent worked as mechanic and carpenter for several years before moving to Sanford 12 years ago. __________ _____ : : : - Johnson-Nettles - ':: $ • -_... : 14 V - '- "i"s,' ' - ': 1 ,' , ' - . L"l _-". - - - . - - W • ,. .. . •. r " ' - - . - - - - -____ __ . San ord / f ' A To Ears In Dept nd I f ~__ I t!:- II .-. ç ~ - - - -: i.- I ... - - . - ...- • - . - a •• .. -. . / - (right) serve reiresiments to ________ y. and ___ ,;;:;~ f - 'i - - __________ -____ -- - - - - - - --. --. ---_ - _________________________ ______ __ =._~_ - - - -; Training I M% Overweight, 6WbMtSlnWlnterSprh* s, practice The meeting will be to Too Bungalow Dr., Phyllis R. Oviedo. Orhindo, Forest aly. for the installation OfV . JAMY J. Coleman, A RL 3 1 . Jenkins, 24, 800 Bay Ave. By ABIGAIL VAN BUR AItoarlmte Springs, and Herdon Offic'erl to be held soon. Lakewood VIII., Rome Ga. Donald E. V. Awter, 41,915W Bar bara J. . Ambulance service. Winter Dudley, 22 , s .,. .-. Elected were re ident, 1st, l Srin Police S Lauramor, 27, Credo Officer Steve Frida Dysert sni:r.i St, LW - . /DEAR ABBY: Two years ' 206 Airport Blvd. Collins attended the course president 'Meodore E. Pettit Jr. ago,I married a kind and gentle Flame Sch ff 7 %i 1k .1.. ,.,~. . under the auspices of the Jurdor.vice dent, Marion man " Linda G. Adams, 30, 2405 Pettit, 44, wne add. f . -" iBeing Ecker; secretmoy, Linda Auer. u cic11t ~ . Sandalwood Dr., Fern Park. i According to Fire Chief cards and offers from loin James H. Porter, 33, 501 r. .. I Anita Jas G. Wood 22, 504 Jupiter Kentla Rd., CB, Meta I. Charles Hülzrnan, the rescue companies started coming in conductre s h s, Jean H 1• anson ' COY Casseiberry, Sherry L. Burgess, eiuIinent that had been or. chaplain Elsie 318 Oleander Wy the nJs, left and right. :.., guard 3 nar '>? cIr1d Hershberger, 20 2015 Cocos CB • by the city CoUncil has Bessent ' My husband tried to make me three-year been recei ved and t1is, together Ella Anonymous, you have to go 10 Richard M. C derstand that Me Blosr, t Wallace L Oglesby, 26, E. 45 2024 Unden Rd., Wp, ear th the training Just received Iri:7 Z .. ~ I Ongesnharen the credit away tobeua.J oneLake MOxwoe,TjF,Sd22 Hull, 71, Groveland . ' year trustee, only credit references, but! Dysert. %;% will enable the city and fi Robert C. Baldwin II!, as stubborn arid greed and C gong gnod I uck, and God same. - . . AL RlchardLBookoverl9Rt 2 4415 volunteer fire department Ness uu. Fairvjew Aye, On, Lida to 1 wouldn't listen to turn ivjl respond to most emergencies Box 510 Mtld, Catherine L. J Winkler, 21, same Now, two years later, we are that could occur . DEAR ABBY: lama 54-year- Christiansen, 18, RI. 1 Box 461, up lUcky J. Bowling, 17, 300 Art ,- .-;; .The Ladles Auxiliary to the o.w ears in debt, being old wlcjower.I had a %er good LoflgwOod . ' wr-;-' IA! , , Winter Springs Volunteer Fire in, Cynthia A Michalowski, hassled by lawyers who r - 33-)ear marriage with my one Bernald T Mitchell, 26, 2711 16, 405 S Sunland Dr. represent merchan ts and loan Dept.,wiU holditsnext rneet 3 ' and only wife I met a woman a W 23rd, Geneva L Edwards, on Gregory P March Longtime 11 at 7:30 p m. at the Hart.x, 22, 622 companies .. ' The) .. resident are few months ago, and we 21, 1612 Peach Ave v ...r Santa St, Delores J Blair, 22, Hacienda Village, Gold: Burge, Read Room of the Winter. threatening to repossess °° became ver ' • y much attracted : Ronald P T)lr, 29, 144A 139 Mayfair Cir. Springs rt:,r-,.1 "-" "4 has r and furniture recenti Fire Station 1. OJU a D each other. She is 44 and we u-C :'* SPrIflgWOOd Cm, 1W, Lynn A iscussion wi Richard R Seville, 19, New " t) husband makes 84 50 an talking uwee-month ll revolve around relatives th marriage, but there Merrill, 21, same add , e Upcoming Easter Egg Hunt Smyrna Bch, Vkkie M and friends I KCY West, r but e are so deep in debt 't'methmng :, in the bacir of m Michael F GIlbc, 26, P0 Crooks, 18, same ' .aid so far behind in payments Oklahoma 'jjJ and Rummage Sale Visi tors mind that bothers BOx 133, CU, Sandra L Parker, are welcome as new members Frederick W Ellery, 65, 2080 that our credit is ruined and We While InGarlaryj 1 This woman has been ,107 WIndmill Wy, LW 1 Heinterfield Rd., Maitland, are needed ' has the leasur . - '" attending caift even get a pack of rnarniedthreetimesbefoje She NellR.Ison,26,13Nor Catheri ne E. Plapp, he sister 61, 524 . cigarettes on credit. We owe was divorced from her f hand brother.tn.laws St., Clair Shores !jch., Mary F. Windmeadows Dr., Altamont.e inure than $5,000, rig annersary. Mr. :'c-i.3 h usband, and her second and Schuclher, ZI, 115 Foxrldge Springs. 11 i I've called banks, loan third committed suicide. I Burge GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE have Run, I.W. Tommy D. Rose, 26, Bx 803 ce'ebrated this auspicious WEEK .. companies and savings and a feeling that if she couldn't Daniel P Priest, 22, Ri 2 Bx Oviedo, - James Clark et' Constance 1., Cook, 21, occasion having a lovely t.ongwood.Ovj -- loan associations 'r) ung to make a Success of three 497, itenee 0 Rd S 'winke, 22 507 409 L Mattie St , , -ceremony COi,uUCtCd In the h .'rrcm rujone, to pay off out Jun to his many friends, this marriages there must be Oak Ave., No 3 fffss&iJ . HomerS W SewlIIIf,32, Bx944, debts, and they all turr,-d us _%tirthing wrong with her. ch urch CPe One hundred kind gentleman ClYde J. Bentley, 30, M W. Alt-ainrinte Spring Voes nbo and -- - - - ~. ~ __ _ ra'inh'. IAVING DOUBTS Preston, 26, Box 5585 Orl. 8CU." fie has len vehicles of Merrilee Hannah gives the "stay" ilgosi to pet, Dusty Karl H. WillIamson, 24, Golda was the first Preston, I working? No. i have no DEAR HAVING: Don't jump president his to friends, whose cars were ROnam1 A. Holcomb, 22, 909 J Orienta Ave., Altamonte special skills. Besides 1ni to any conclusions. Get to know Ballard of the Hacienda Village out of commission, St., AS, Margaret Springs, installed Susan M. Sorenson, 22, black, a woman and weigh 333. her better, and omens Club and has always pa os at no judge her for I-tann Baer, 20,131 Ronnie ti labor charge,. 1170 Wekiva Springs Rd., been e I don't mind hard work, but oursel f. Dr., AS. commun ty at- provided malnjena,ce for lirngwcu4. - n !:r!.- f ri. j', tL:-v LJ \, KIirklt % rchc.es in fli'i-d ru '•" -'----- " -- Dear G 0:r v. __ - enda ____ Abby I i" I -. tob 4. . . . - -' ' ' - ,. • ". - - . -. - - :.ö ' - - - •. -. - - ' Fire A' F ary i- I .. - It's spring fever, I guess, in the Edh Bush Theatre, that's causing all the comings, Loch Ha ven Park. I . . j, goings and doings in and around J According to artistic threeSeminole County. I'm becom ing tors, Barbara Higgins, Patti ., r . •' so adept at juggling my Watson and lp Watson, the 611, calendar, that! believe! could audience will see modern, 11 get a job with Ringling Bros experimental ill 1. and con ---cr ,•' 1. The young p ee will .-', - , ' L: any day' te mporaror ks aweIlas two £- tr. demonstrate skills utilized ,i ', vviflvouay evening was a I ballets. iff during the early days of Florida . special treat Roy Green, g And for theatre lovers, the of ': -. settlement including butter ' " . advertising mana ger at The Lo ndon and Broadway hit, churning quilting soap Herald, and his wife, Sally, a Butley, will open at the Annie making ' spinning candle . social worker at the State Russell Theatre, Rollins making,' corn htLsk dolls and . • .. Division of Family Services, College, March 20, and permany/ o ther skills -.. ' are both members of the Bach formancq are also s . la ted for .. -. -. Festival Chorus, and turned Marco 21, 22, There are 19 troops in the , 27 and 29. -. ' over to me a couple of oveted . . "k . an Bates s Sanford service unit consisting ed Al tarr in this Choristers Night tickets to on man of about 300 girls. In addition, First Girl Scout Troop in Sanford spo ored etour-de-force in the o ns by Sanford Woman's Club Included preview the Festival, The London and New York Mrs. F. M. Marten; F.He Hutchison I Cornell), Mary all former Sanford Girl Scouts ifront row, from lefl) I Wathen (Grant); Virginia Chorus, some 120 voic es Jean Forreiter onarried name, Pittardl; EsIllur Strange Putlild; Carlin Pdaliner JEIckj; Marjoile C,ugburn jTep%I strong, production as well as the are invited to attend the (Hunter); Ruth Strange (Sperning); Emmeline Thurston 0; Alice Higgs; Mrs. with the Florida Symphony Ame (Best;Gertrude hunter Sam Jones and Mrs.J.C. Mitchell, lop row: Dorothy Wiggins celebration to help make the (Earle); Evelyn Stowe (Klckliter); Mary Wiggins ricanFilm Festival series. (Bolt); Oleda (Higgins); Madalyn Truluck Dyaon Orchestra highlighted sections !3fJ McNulty will play the role festival day one of pride in IScott); Loulse Perkins lBrown); Wand2 While; (Casscclls); Nancy Roscetter (Normanj; Edith Pearce; Dorothy Mitchell from Ella Iftaude Jones (Miorphy); Mendelsshon's Elijah. (Kirklandi; Helen h1cDaniel (1,billips); of the jittery young teacher, today's Girl Scouts' scouting Susan Wight; Muriel Knox (Scott) ; 0 Wilma Leinhart (Dean); AUce Temple Estridge lGillesple); Mary Higgins iWill Katherine Thigpen (Ovenl; Marion It was magnificent... simply ben Butley, in the Annie heritage. (Carney) and Emma Temple (McKay). Second row: Mrs. Ralph A. Smith; Mrs. Frances Andrews (Suer!); Anne Jones; Dorothy Warren RUSLell Production. Although Julius Dinglelder; Louise Moughton (Cooper); Lillian Adams (Swaim); Minnie The setting In the beautiful B utley Li (Redd); Hazel A full agenda is planned for Strange (Stone); Helen Chapman (Hoyt); Elizabeth Leffler (Bush) a tragic figure, the and Cecelia Spanish style Knowles Chapel March 15, starting with a Silver play is nevertheless richly : Miss Mabel Chapman. Coffee at 10 a.m. in the Greater at Rollins College was pertect comic because Butley disguises . for the inspiring music. Sanford Chamber of Commerce to the public from the ribbon the club voted in October, 1932, his wounds beneath an air of Mrs. Julius Dingfelder, Mrs. J. inside pai led and o , cutting to 3 p.m. publishing in The Herald the Building, to sponsor a Girl Scout troop The Sin" Boys of Orlando flippant aggression. in C. Mitchell and Mrs. Sam fashioned from steel rails, were annual Girl Scout Salute, also have a part In the program. present, are A special feature of Pioneer Sanford. It's also art festival time, Jones. It was Mrs. Jones, whose made for the massive fire The Citrus Council covers the ribbon cutting Days will be the troops' six with the annual Winter Park At 11 a.m. On a Friday, Feb. 3, 1933, a husband was an employe of the place. and Mm S Robert mith "Hidden H e rot n e Sidewalk Art Show March 14 gi rl counties (Seminole, Orange, 5," troop 65 c°re rno y s was organized Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, e place a UpSalai Road, Sanford, is a 16, Woman's Brevard, Volusia, Osceola and applications are now and who appealed to the RaI For many years the patrols Pioneer Village, followed by a Throughout the Bicentennial into member of the Singing Bo)... be ing accepted " Fla Icr) wi 56 for the annual th service units in ford assisted the ra11RJ M . McCranie, to 'our of the Village. A 30-minute years, troops across the nation fl(X• W1fe of .h(! s a whole story on ts College Park Side%alk Art allow the use of their Sanford Girl Scout Troop, abandned tour of the General Sanford will be finding their or 0 nn OWn, which we wul feature in Festi "Hidden divided val, May 3 and 4. railroad s of providing uniforms for the ta tion at th e end Memorial Library and Museum Heroines," and In Sanford, The Herald during the coming . , leader Oak Avenue and as The Sa nford service unit, week. iieffn'gsaswere Girto . held a1 giving Silver Te and Commercial is se or n.m., anu uu iv,.su troops Wi,, ,,,,,,,,, ',, -.i 1. U ' and other benefits. After Mrs. Wiu,ii I. Wi,ii i.. iOuOWvu followedi uy a luncheon I ezten, sou, as ar as C W oman ' s ui every Fr iday UflCiufl rs 0 .'an,', first Marler moved away, Miss Longwood , u. . a1C e A '5 r.-.pr1i t esuran,• organs1,a,1 zo-io troops. 'I • I u Girl Scout moon as night. r The building hits since been Irene Hinton was appointed The Econ service unit covers at 32:30 p.m. Luncheon their "Heroines." urL -ianc) n. media The troop's First activity was torn down, and on part of the leader and serv A ed for 19 years, Geneva, jvvuu and T Th nf rd , speca11st at near iwuoth, reservations should be made, Starting ursday, Sa o i hike to Silver Lake where they site Stands the Flagship Bank of from 1935 The early history of Girl a as soon as Possible, to Mrs. E. Elementary School, has been joyed swimming an . R. Horrell, 2026 Elizabeth CL, Scouting in Sanford Is en te appointed by Pjdpb Turtington, units,Surlset, Sunrise, Marigold "Take 77" On Monday, the Girl Scouts and Sunshine. recounted by Mrs. Ralph Austin sports. Sa nford. drama nightly ' at 8 p m Florida Commissioner of Not only did McCranle grant Citrus Council, Smith, who was president headquartered There are 1200 Girl Scouts In through Education, to serve on the first Advisory Troop permission March 16, at to use the old brick in Winter Pioneer Village will be open Sanford Woman's Club when Committee appointed Inclu Park, will mark the Seminole County, and 500 In United Methodist Church First on newly formed Florida Advisory cled building, but he had the entire start of Girl Scout week by West Volusia County. Conuriittee for School Libraries Pad Avenue. ___ Heard, and Learning Resources. At the Directed by Anna Lea technical Foreman, as organizational meeting of this with her 17-member I state-wide advisory director', the play I_ committee, rs. Haigh was star Tom McDonald nd appointed secretary for the ; Ch:: re a Small admission By FANNErj-p. EDWARDS it. This, of course, without the Chagrin Valley charge, and a nursery Is Eric Hall of DeBary and Herald Correspondent their knowledge. Theatre, the Euclid provided. Madeline Schuh of Deltona. But she seems more than Recreation Center and The cast of more than 30 A capacity crowd at a bit ecce ntric to these In addition to Mrs Y.M.C.A. • young people from the Sanford If your three performances of non-profit --pstepchildren,- who have her Robbins, the other family '.Eleanor '-Robbins of area hiss been practicing for Organization Is getting low on John Patrick's "The mem rs be committed to a sanitarium were Fran DeBary has been with the several months now, and their funds for financing its favorite Curious Savage," enjoyed Schulte of Deitona a,nd where they hope to keep Players eight years and is 0/.-,-, charitable proj", now is the the cheery comedy C-3,Pe NannLl of Orange her until she decides to tell \ a past president of the and near-professional inspiring director show, time to reserve a spa ce for a presented by the DeBary City. Na II is a n.f them what she has done group. She has appeared in l ____ Players in the DeBary booth In the AlLamc,ute Mali's president of tI1e Players with the mfflions left b her "Arsenic and Old Lace," first annual Spr ing Charity Community Center last and has been with them for husband. The fun begins last year, playing "MarBazaar. Saturday, April 5, will weekend. s five years. Schulte is a whenshedecldesshe wants Iba. For ballet lovers, The Per. be the big Seasoned veterans, these day when the Mall to remain in the sanitarium member of Deltona's Sue Stanley, "Miss forming Arts Company of invites groups t present their DeBary Players, for each Theatre G rou p, and the irnd esthbllshatrustf or De ltona 1975," has been a '' Florida Inc., located In Fern ideas or sell articles for th pe one performed to per. e t inmates with Club her member of the group for Park, will be presenting a projects. Contact the Mall offection. "Distaff Review-" "D inheritance, three years. She played the concert, "Almost Baroque, lice right away If your The play deals mainly Mrs. Ruth Winter, part of one of the guests at ' March 15 at 2:30 and 8:30 pin. organization Is Intetj. Paula Martin, who with a lovable little lady, director and lead actress, the sanitarium. She Is a played the part of the whose husband has left her lives in Deltona, She came senior at DeLand High -_ nurse, has been a member millions which she con.-L here from Willoughby, School, of the Players for many verts into negotiable bonds Ohio seven years ago Other members of the years and lives in Deltona, so that her conniving, where she had been active cast included Joan as does Charlotte Weydig, spendthrift stepchildren In directing and acting at Lousenhizer of Deltona; a newcomer to the DeBary cannot get their hande on the Willoughby Fi ne Ants, Ralph K. Tropf of DeLand; Players stage. - - . - - - - - - - .. L. - ' . ' _ - --. - - -- - - - ' - - .- -, - . - A - . - - - '. . - - . . •. -- - . - . - , ,. ,. -- - . Talented Cast Performs Savage _____ - Box Clowns - Make Happy Easter Gift - - h -_ - Easter on ____ - - e ; -, _. ' - - • - . -, By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor i. -' .. Doin' Things - - - . I - I Goin' Places, . - -' '.' - I , to Sunday, March 9,197$-SC - VFW AUXiliary - Marriage Applications ___ VFW Barbecu _±:.:w. ... i.- and flute quartet from the SemInO3 Eleven city and volunteer High School Music Dept. The next meeting of the clu' firemen have successfully completed the Emergency will f.ii an Easter Bonnet . Training Course sponsored by Parade consisting of hats / mem bers. Valencia Community College. ma ThemenareFjreChiefCpuries . Holnan,cftyfIsgg Aldn Mark March 15 down on your euenkaznp and j. C. volunteers, Deputy Chief Scott calendar. That is the date of the Kenneth, IA. Torn Hardy, U. big barbecue sponsored by th William Meyerand Veterans of Foreign Wars Tim LallatIxin, Joe Locklear, Winter Springs Poet S4 t. Paul Osterhout, Roger Roy and raise money for the Little Keith Sorrells. League "Colt" team. Dr. Garner, member of From noon to 5 p.m., a Florida Hospital North ataø delectabIefeastofctn,co,e and the Winter Springs SIaW, baked beans, rolls and &vefltldaY Adventist butter will be served. The event ain u1hem moetjnntai will be held on the grounds of In having the course conducted &itLihlne Park located on the In Winter bottom of North Edgemon. Alit Seminole County at the residents and friends in the city Adventist Church. are invited to attend. Eh=n D_ '_!" 7he duve`4nd0 X'h8lf month course Included emergency room training, obstetrics, The Ladles Auxiliary to the mouth4o.jj1 resuscitation, VFW Post 5405 will hold a and other are" ofemerge meeting on March 13 at the trainim. First Federal Savings and Loan Among OWN 8tt'endiOg this Am. courso were peraonne from fire p.m. SR 4N in Impood, at a . fe - s Iha]d(orrespomjent ,=. - . W __ -1 I I I -. i - 7 Newsnotes W-1 • 0~-. -. - 1Z I I Suzanne Cimpbell, local include b automobiles, director of the Miss te1evison sets, bikes, watches, -- '\ Hemisphere Beauty Pageant, over $16,000 in scholarships as . . , has announced that the next well as television contract Central Florida preliminary possibilities. . pageant will be held in Sanford Miss Hemisphere Is the -.. -. at the Sanford Woman's Club, largest beauty pageant in 309 Oak Ave., on March 15. The world, Ms. Campbell said, and pageant will begin with is family oriented - even rehearsal and late registra tion most popular Mom (voted by for PeeWee, Master and Utile the young contestants) wIll Miss dhisioni at 12:45 p.m. and receive a handsome trophy. In registration for Pre-Teen, Teen fact, every contestant in this nd Miss dl%jsions no la pageant receives a trophy! 2:15 p.m. Divisions include Pee Wee for Winners at local level will girls ages M; Masters for particiapte in the Central ages 3-7; UtIle M' for girls Florida finals to be held in the' ages 6.10; Tee,r for Orlando area in June, and t&e ages 11.13; Teen for girls ages winners will participate In the 14-17 and Miss for girls (InNational finals to be held at the eluding marrieds) ages 18-27. tch Inn, Orlando, in the Fall. For more Information and DuThe contest is based on entry blanks, contact Ms. TEN YEARS personality- charm and POLSe, Campbell, 351 Sylvan Dr., OF BANKiNG and prizesat the National finals Winter Park. - ,( 1 .1 - c N anc - F__ 7%"N " _~ .. --.-! 1 -_ 4 ion rs ' lb I 4. ____ hr "'. . • r I McAuley. -. -..- 6 ' Xv •' •1 Nettles, to Alfred Rudolph ", 4A ;1 Johnson Jr., son of Mr. and REBECCA SUE CATHERINE ANN MckAy COCHRAN LORIE LORENE NETL Mrs. Alfred R Johnson ox Hilliard. James F Johnson, all of ford, announce the engagement Florida Technologi cal The bride- to-be, born in Douglas University (FlU) of daughter, Rebecca Sue, Ulr Sanford, Is a 1972 graduate of A 1971 graduate of Ribault to Gerald Keith McAuley, son of The future bridegroom, born Seminole High School. She Senior High School, Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McAuley In Toronto, gr aduated from attended Seminole Junior vale, where he played baseball, of Toronto, Canada Oviedo High School In 19Th If College in 1972-73 and is em- he nttnded St Jok-is River Is a]-so a 1974 graduate of Fin p!oycd by the Seminole County Ju1 (:1kg au babfl The bride-to-W, who w The wedding will be an evenfr School Board, scholarship. He is self. born to June 22 at 3p.m. to the First y, N. C. Li a 1970 of She is the granddaughter of employed, United graduate of Seminole High Methodist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L Adams A May wedding In Sanford is School, and a 1974 graduate of Sanford, of Myrtle Avenue, Sanford; and planned. of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Nettles of Oregon Avenue, Sanford. The future bridegroom, born in Douglas, Ga., is the ri .. y' grandson of Mr. and Mrs. I f7 Leonard McClelland and of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lloyd -* Mrs. Johnson and the late Cochran, 208 RIdge Dr., San. I . . '.., MR.ANDMRS.F.J. Up - ,Z -0 - - Appropriately, the Girl '6' , Scou ts of the Sanford service unit have chosen the end of Girl Scout week to hold I ts Bicen. teniilal celebration - a Pioneer Days display in Fort Mellon Park on the Sanford lakefront, March 15 from 11am to3pm If N. ____ ______ SouthSanfordA%enue.SanfoJ announce the engagement of their daughter, Lone Lorene ____________ ' . ' Mr. and Mrs Hugh Canton of . X.ii!f_. . ~_~17_1_ 4.-, I •' - W - - • :' - _____ ': 5•" . % ,' _____ Wednesday is the Girl Scouts' birthday, and the coming week will ,be observed by scouts all over the nation as Girl Scout Week ,f.21 %.- ,' - . Catherine Ann, to Carl C. King 3OflofMandMrLCa King Sr, of Newberry. lbebrldeisalso the(laughtet of Robert S. McKay of Orlando. - ll! The wedding Li plann for i ____________ ny 31. _____ I BYJEANPATIESON Women's Editor - 1 Emma Louise McKay of Gainesville announces the engagement of her daughter, Silver Beauty Pageant %1. __ ___ - ___~_ - nniversary Set For - Gi - rl Scouts-Celebrate P e ioneer Days Area Enga gements 5, A --1-_1 ------------w -______.,7-.1_-_______ - Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . P. I- . ... . . -. I _ -,-1. I .~. I ___ 1 marks - - Sunday, Marcht, 97 __ Parent - C7 DRAPERY A V FREE . - 7, . __ 1 __ .: - 4 ,r. ~~___ -. ,-- . ~ ~ .- 1 11I- _. __. I - -:1000 - - /S\ - 4 We/come, oiaa 0 %V .~, 1 \. 41:~ Z 6 0 _"~_ !! X .\\ k SHEER FABRIC! $% • 'S/I withdraperjesof"CAMEO"Iabric ' / ' - .' ••___-•_ . ••,••(.. , V 1 - - Nol00000- I I I , : I :* \ -• Good Neighbor - - - -- '1 . it's spri/qj! - . - 0=1 . ,Ilia . i -14 - O - - I h .- ____ _•• illk pilthi*00 i.- -.' 1• ..IlsoI]j.1j1y. SHOES FOR 'OME'( ' I I ~! ~ ' ' ,A ,.,, --?. 'S., I - - _ . ~ - oer tin ( - 2* . CAMEO ~& ft-E \ tz_ --:----- -.. * ... N 'r , i ,- - u'idrrdtap.. pisdo Discoei beauty Oicovr sottn,s O-cser re O*flIfl9 0 COmplete decorating teeatment sheer. that ""i' ,itJ hI%?3h da time sun *hii adding beauty your / / / of - windo* a'ci S4tIr Qvdrap-ertes fo P'rdacy It flt (I' , N, i.,% -f or ,,* " J 6. V ShOD at home to ,/_ I - .t "S,, - -- - -- A--~ ,. •t- J••-- -1_-- •' �"','r'.'' - ' - - - - - '11 I Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. HOME 0 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday March 9, 475-4C Sunday, March L lflS-SC - - I k-ouni Land Transact"" ) Se ers Get I nvo,I ved In Rsa,nifnrc nic "f.. 11 Dear Mr. Saxon, bit of Investment property and I hac been told many tinses toeks. Just yesterday we that I riou1d hae my money In learned my husband has a . . 0 '7, , - - I 1' , .,.... 1 - I £ - 11% It ~ .0 i W4more comfortQble.,,, -1 - - - HernQndo 22,5Q() Including -- 0.0 ,j j - _.. i,- --- . ___ X when the public deals with Realtors the Public can rest assured in 909 cases out of a Interest of the public Is serwd - even if it means giving up a _/ ____ - ____ l - c4"" / - - _____ I ___4VL CLOSE P sactiori. — . - a It $ *4 ,- BUSINESS DIRECTORY _A;;_ 1_ 5prI?l,il jr A" to 1? mc II hi 3JI 51 %.~, .:1.'. 111111111, - I' 4 — s- 0 em — scro.t •, U . i ___________________________________________ -- 1. 4 -. , . I - ,- .. - , - ':r The La Hernando IS perfecfor the young couple just Starling Out.A3bedroom, 1 bath hom, of Spantsp,d,jjgn AfeeIingof spaciousness is created with the towering cathedral ceiling nr"yp)4p., ??' dmra rc-om - .-i '-'." . r - rn Fd(ii i 12 t. ilding doi'trs, central heat and air, wall to wall carpeting, elegant taths, disposal and range. Othcr COnVnIC features dude I Stuck bar, dishwasher and laundry room: An unusual, condominium concept, Patio Home Corn. munhty created to blend with lb. marvelous natural wooded 101fillig Of Its country club ar" location. 7, 3, and 4 bedroom homes with 2-car garages and stone fireplaces. WesthirIron re verse cycle central h Mr ecenomkal climate contrL Magniflc.? ea t and air kitchens with dishwasher, cOmpactor, disposal, Plus, swimming pool and tonnis court nd bea itolly lanthcap,d yard s. Ricti*n and common area s maintained by homeowners associations, Prired from $33i00. ' - - 0 oaks " kI '' - TRI APRRTIflENTS FR0 DIRECTIONS - Take 1.4 to the DetIoni e*1t1 .ast on DeBa, ,yle Rd. 1.1 mI les to Provonc. 8I., ao torn 904 mIles to Etsam Turn left. bhcks to th e model homes, (303) 471-2142 or (303) 7*7-3m, $160 - 7) m1)RCIIDA HOIflES IflC. t -1 - I: 616 WEST 1:; .'. -• — - - L -. - '/ " - Pli " . . \JiIJ as ' 323-ic, 0 ' . a we - —. -- - - -- Only 22 Pwnes will be crmf.d at THE OAKS. Modois Open Robert E, McK#c, BuiItr and Dnvelop,r OlRECTlONS Il-fl to 25th Str' In Sanford. Turn west on CQtsfte THI OAks. . 73/4 % l•flhilI th'•' the 1 14 UriJ- p.o. - - WHERE SOMEONE STILL - '- Thomas Ortiz & wf Evelyn to Dorothy V. Cox, Lot 7 131k F. Sunland ists,, John L. SaulsSr., &wf Clara toFrank If. Albers & wf Diane, k0tWcOO1 Govt. 1,ot3,Sec - CARES ABOUT QUALITY - '1 'r' I - r• The Master's Cove Apts. - Off Airport Blvd., Sanf*rd 333.7P00 GREATER CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 470 E. SEIflORAN BLVD. CASSELBERRY, FLA. 831 0300 Box fit) Sanfo, Fla, 3P7I - 16, filk K, rark, Howard E. Scharfenberg & WI Margaret E. Beg. 2.30' & 85121' W of NE eor. of W4of NEt4 of Sec 2520-32 etc. 00 Itichqrd H. Proctor & wt M. Helen to Wilfred C. Paquette & wf Luci lle, Lois 55 & 56, 81k F. Robert L Betts Addn. to Alt. "-I . - ' -. 1• - i'.Jugwsiu Jungle harbor Corp to ____ i. I Semino le Sites $27700 - - ___________________________ I 4 wilin 4 ir DeCCnteTiflArnnc,.- ,,,, Wesley LBartIt &wf Barbara E., LI 13 BIk A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, 169000 John M. Cox & WI M. Patricia to Billy L.athanell Mason & w Donna K., U2So. Pinecrest, 1st Addn., $21,600. The Huskey Co., to Branlmlr Botic& WI [fella, LII & 1A, 111k If, Sweetwater Oaks, sec. 5, 111,900. Robert R. Lyon & WI Shirley to James G. Schmidt, etc., Trustees Lts2l&flHIkETr IS, 2nd Santndo Spis.. I 7,LX,.. lu ploym.nt. - 7, Your rt-thu. b must not interf are with another full-time job or your dvIIlan educat ion. You should receive additional eJucation at 1 rAfl 01 your POfl time employer, that will.aid you in civilian life. 9. You should be given $300 worth of doth. In for wear during the period you work on your part-time lob, and as It wears h' T31fl1 1tU'1 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 1,, c' Accounting Home Ta. Ri turns 'rs e erenc WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, F POInt Call fl-7k3 anytime Per — Pnbft, 3 7199 I Air Conditioning -- øeouty Care I j .i 's ni A u i, SALON (formerly Harriett'; Beauty Nook) S19 E. Pine ln.S?41 the age of sixty. BUDDy'S HOME IMPROVE MENT. ALL TYPES ,OF CAR. PENTRY AND REPAfRS 332 Coffee coffe - Coffee available in Sanford, -- --, retaining wall;. Keith R. Smith Construction Inc., 30547$ 119$, Stan, 71 hr. ANDREW MATNEY iriade B uilding & Remodeling 34$ 3)16; 373 72$$ to F HA Kitchen Batnroom Cabinets. and SSBC s,ec Fast, economical Counter top;. Sinks. In Call Victor 33) 0731 stallation available Bud _________________________ ________________________________ Save C111 $7twil to $10 el 3VMonth si On anytime. Improvements .,_!.ome ec tric b.11. Install turbin roof vent; Also MarIonGcrmanetti Prevent moisture a Painting, Remooiing mildew in attic, 7 Vei'Ss, $70 Installation Guaranteed I yr 373 322-4644 " ASK FOR SGT. MINUTEMAN HE WILL GIVE YOU ALL THE DETAILS. To AnFr,nsityfIopir I I Pest Control - LAP.l.BRO W N PEST CONTROL - ' Pet Care r Pr T •. Ph 322 1057 11111 FT (JRTDA SlCu ¶.rvng Sanford for - Crar'i- rppa;r& rsfi 11 ij I Tree Service ftm J ''tik. ..w Tn, ___ Dioftkg (u5tqyt - arid head walls, 373 5034 I'cus,- plans. much. light hi, v j,nej Al TrerServe Servk* COFFEE CENTRAL JUST CALL: LAWPi SERVICE IcianK&1 LJD%. ih.trnrt CO-Plele Tr" Care e '-' service now Lawn Care _____________________ __________________ Carpentry. Remodeling, Adjiteon s,' Custom Work. Licensed Bonded, Free estimate. 373 6031. Work for renieasonabIe 914? - -. 2567 Park. Drive station and to'c main in s'allatlon concrete toun.ialio. CPa;r Can:nq splint, rush, (Veterans age depends on years of prior service) kI&I&h Interior Exterior Plastering Plaster patching arid simulat ed brick Specialty, 322 7710 372 1571 Anytime or Caning - - 1ll,..lki) New Commercial. Industrial Design Construcuc,n Flnincirg Keith R. Smith Construct )i$621-11$$,7lHr; Nadini - ct,gg._ ; drlve*aVS All kintis of "'V'VLJCLINU COMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 Concrete & Carpentry, Carports, 5ao Ave. Master Beautician, Additions, RemeIing No ion too eves bvant 11Q1,rlj'1 I.7& I..,. Free emmates. . THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD CAN MEET OF THESE rflUhI?Iiie CONDITIONS. IF YOU ARE IN GOOD HEALTH, MAL BETWEEN - --- - AGES ii.ic C&A Backhoe Service Landclearing, septic tas. fill dirt, EPAIR SERVICE.3n 3678 Help an "lnlla)n poor" Heating Air Conditioning Contractor Call Dykes lito & Air Cond .,es i; crcr twenty years of parttime employment, at land ARVI N MIHM Central Heat & Ar COnditnn For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 3fl -1771 should replace it at no cost to you. 10, You should be covered by $20,000 worth of life insurance. 11. You should receive a retirement plan that will assure you a check each month after 5* ul _______ :UIL0ING. REMODELING ' Entrance Imorovemenfi - a, ... rep] i r - - - With pay raises for your length of em. -- /?O EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 6. You should reive regular promotions B. - Raymond J. Bertot Sr., & wf Vera toKennethM. Sandon, U . U Havelyn L, Stogner DeniseA. tA 4 Blk D Seminole Sites, $24,700. Greater Consir Corp to David E Harris & WI Mary L, US Bik B The WOodlands Sec 5, *40,000. 17 & E 12' 6, - _____ _____ - lot .1 1%8 Closer Look .., 40 1111111 - -- *$. RldWd , '.4 X , "y!_0 - W AppilmlictA . - loti Tc4ke c Two - - 0, 0 "a 01151F we say , = - . NOW LEASING TO SHOPPING - ____ ___ COLOR COORDINATED ,off _______ ___ 10 QUALITY SHAG CARPETING be" Uomii - Apartments . I I - - I ENCLOSED GARAGE n _____ _____ HOMES FROM $230900 sers1 ______ --- 4 --_ - &.—I ________ .. . .. . - - _~ ,,_______ unless ou want to ssaste cool air to the outside, -By operating the fan only, the air conditioner air circulator, unit to filter and rccircuiatetheajr. - I - -- I LONG RUN. stale air. Keep the La It- 5AVER I N 714 E - - , - I refusing to cooperate with Realtor Broker as having be" P1W - 0 - _ j - - - =___ -___Z -- .- ,...snra..... .....z..j... .,_., ~- , - ___________ I A BiG -rIME- ' - I - fresh air and exhaust vents on the."Open" setting only when Youiki want to:emo%heav &lq --- -- ; - Slip into mmething -'-'--'-. - Refused .11; - & -- - - ___- - - - - - -- - . nished or unfurnish*d _ - - - - - -------------- -'- 1), +i,; - AdultS preilf red - - HOUSE -- - - *. ___ eo,u -- - ...=- i ,j, - I ___ 1'.. .u,v ,.,, Publication ___________ - 15 - -- - - Orlando -Winter I -, _____ Robbins and list the property. buy and that evening he visited listing with Realtor Robbins. Robbins made an Inspection the Buyers and gave them his stocks Instead of property terminal disease, and However, Mr. and Mrs. we Homeowner bought six lots In of the six lot., checkt1d out the report. because stocks hase liquidity, starting Homeowner did not know that a to plan on Magnolia Manor. It was more zoning, and called on the The Buyers decided to offer sale of the six lots could have and pro pe rty doesn't, I prefer straightening ou --t our affairs or less an investment. They Homeowners one evening to the Homeowners the price they property beca use of the tax been consummated had their hlle he Is still ble to work. Figured one of these days some finalize the listing. were asking and instructed lzoker, Realtor Robbins, been advantages and equity buildup, Most of our property is held by enterprising builder would need. L4 After a price was agreed upon Broker to handle the tran- willing to cooperate with but what if I need my money us as joint tenants. We are the lots on cthlch to construct Robbins asked If he could have saction for them. due to sickness? Which do you wondering if that is the bes Realtor Broker - that Ls, untU t homes in the subdivision and an exclusive listing and place feel is better? The following morning Mr& Homemaker and 1 47 FRONT way under our present cir maybe they'd pick up a few the listing into Multiple. Realtor Broker contacted Buyer met each other at a N.S. cumatances? dollars on the investment. "We don't mind your having Realtor Robbins and told him beau ik - u.s., HALL ty parlor one Saturday I BEDRM Mrs. w.w. Times boing what they are an exclusive listintz." the that he had been called into th. •,kn.. t . -- .....l 4... .1L..........I A - n - rin1 ctut UI%I £ UIIU III W35iB real today, Harry I C en could Homeowners r-nnsented, ,,but transaction by Mr. and Mrs. estate the story was revealed. naturall y am convinced real Dear Mrs. W.W., I CARPORT . Iuse some money. They decided right now let's t put It Buyer and h asked Mr. Rob. First, ladvise you to set up an they'd call estate as an investment is tops. Mrs. Homeowner told Harry Realtor Robert multiple listing, Ouj j j bins If he would accept him as appointment at once wi th your But that is not the point. Homeowner about It that I tfunt we dO not wish t !ICd partIcipatinroker rneanln t' smile inside attorney, and a (J',A. tax evening and to iy the lcat do to a listing for a specific that If a transaction was both Helen and Harry we everytirne I hear a stock SpecLallsL WI re a PATH • period of time. We'd ra ther give completed Realtors N salesfrian make that sUtement I Robbins upset over Realtor Robbins' The most beneficial manner this listing to you on an in- and Broker would share the refusal to cooperate with 4tbout "liquidity." Because, it for yu to hold title now can j D >< definite basis and reserve the sales commission paid by the Lsn't true, of course, Realtor Broker. . C determined only by these . right to cancel It anytime we sellers - the Homeowners. I Real estate is just as liquid as perts The following week H.arty - En the light of your wish without any penalties." stock (given a few days) present circumstance However, Realtor Robbins called the president of the local -~~ - - n Realtor Robbins agreed. because any piece of real estate desires. ___ flatly refused to cooperate Board of Realtors and asked if Robbins took out a sign the with Realtor Broker. II$UI$U115 will sell at once If it is priced at Mr. Robbins was Correct iii The 12 9 re are many avenues -next morning and placed It in Broker called Mr. and Mrs. refusing Mc. Broker to parthe going market! c , 1. the most conspicious spot on the Buyer and infoilmed thern that ticipate In the transaction. "ir 80 _11 0 7 In ether words, if you are just total amount of taxes you will __ Homeowners' property in Mr. Robb1n who listed the as willing to take your losa in a have to pay at the lime of down market on real estate as inheritance, keeping In mind The foll owing weekend Mr. net consider cooperating with official said he w't o u are in a down market in the income taxes w hich may be and Mra. Bill Buyer were him and he suggested that they sure until all the fa cts were stocks, you can always sell In a due when you dispose of the This Is a three-bedroom, two4ath small home, designed to allOW driving through Magnolia proceed without him par- known and sunsthnttated. He 7. the 12 by 9 room for renting or for guests. The cross-lighted and 1,urry and get your money. . property later. __ ,%lanor and saw the sign. The ticipating in the tran.saction. agreed, however. to turn the - -:4 '17he only difference is, most cross-ventilated fiving-dinIng Prea Is "enhilly located with the There a.re many things to question over to the chairinan people will ta bedroom wing on one side and the guest lialt on the other side. Betty Buyer called Realtor r , keone a stock market consider under these dr. ~ . .1 - ~\,'l of the Professional Standards The kitchen foms part of the UylAg-dining space. it has a isinall t~ loss as "Just Of th Robbins' office and asked him c1stance such as the gflt tax However, the Buyers refused. Committee of the local burcl things," but a loss In ? dining nook and b handy both to the front door and the porch. A 1 law \ bow many lots were involved , the life estate "You've haned all our real for an thvesUgaUo. , and th e fact estate??? Horrors! Who ever sdne, indicated on the plan by a dotted dIe, provides and when told there were six esta te transaction for us ever First, the GRADUATE heard of such a thing? It le committee daylight to the klk&n. Plan HAWR has 1, squ feet and lots in the parcel she asked the since we first came to Florida detemined to Its vi ndon the equity puon Mildred W. Stemper, Realto becomes a matter of honor, or that inheritance taxes ma are utisfactIon was designed by Jan ReWer, 100 520d Street North, St. Peterprice. and u Mr. Robbins won't peemlt that U relation of Mr. and swnpth'. s burg, a. 10. Anyone w1sh to know the cost of the market lue, you to represent us and par- Mrs. Buyer, ' the prosw*dve Agency, Sanford, received Asking Price blueprint can write to Relmr, enclusialg a stamped, selfSo, if you prefer property, tidpak in the purchase as a irchasers of the six lot and addressed her diploma for the nationally Iope. : deal in that. In an emergency, "The owners are asking cooperating broker we'll Just Realtor Broke In any event, consulting r was Indeed one designation of GRI $3,500 per lot or $20,000 for the : yo can always sell at the going competent experts now should recognised forget It." (Grad u a Ic, of long standing and that the Reltors entire package of six," Robbins price - just as wi th stocks, The Buyers contacted Mr. Buyers had acquired all of their save you many tax dollars. Institute) at tb Mid-Winter told Mrs Buyer. Sincerely, Don't delay making the ap. and asked real estate through Mr. Broker, Florida Association of "An right," replied Mrs. Robbins themselves LARRY SAXON poIntment be represen ted in the many in cooperation with other that they Realtors Conference at Buyer, "my Dear Mr. Saxon, husband and I will sale and purchase of the six lots brokers, Sincerely, Carhon House near Disney dlscus it Myhusband and lawn quite a and 11 we're in. by Realtor Broker. LARRYSAJCON Con s e q u e ii t I y, World. the ____ terestei we'll be in touch," Realtor Robbins told the Professional Standards That evening, Mr. and Mrs. Buyers that If they wanted Mr. Committee, acting under Buyer th1ked about the l Broker in on the deal as an provisions of the Realtors, the price. They concluded that advisor that was all right but ____ ____ be of Ethics, reprimanded Realtor a 0N T H E since they'd had afloft certainly, wasn't going to Robbins for his refusal to estate business handled by cooperate with Mr. Broker by cooperate abide by the 'their own re presentatIve, sharing a commission with him. provlIons In and the Code of Ethics * . At Byron Broker, anotheè Realtor, Realtor Robbins also called Mr. calling for Realtor, to they'd caU him and ask him to Broker and spin confirmed his cooperate In the best Int erest of Aak_ look Into the value of the Position on the question. the sellers. property. EDITOR'S NOTE: When no other interest in the The committee pointed out to This is the crucial energy and prevent should be set to keep the room - r Broker agreed and checked us iota wax eihibited by with some of any Realtor Robbins that Mr. and the brownouts and comfortable and not to keep It out the property. Broker the efficient operation of air blackcst experienc con- prpecUvepurchasers Mr. and Mrs. Buyer could have easily ed In parts overcool, a habit in many cluded It that would be a good ndiUoners. Mrs. Homeowner cancelled the called Mr. Broker of the coin'itry during extremely Initially and homes, In one test, most types ANDY LANG .11 øy hot wea ther, served the same purpose and of units did well when the air AP Newsfeatures Al though central air condl. conditioner's thermostat was surely Realtor- Bobbi ns would '4 Inave not objected to this . Additional insu1atic, weath- uoning systems are gaining In aet at about 8Odegrees when ierstrlpping and "kY every Procedure. C*NPII,L Year, most 1 caulking outside temperature was 95 houses that have air condi. Too often, someone In a fam ily 'MW test to be pped, the ' generally associated with ASPHALT TILES APE BRITTLE AND IIARD committee found, "is what Ing a hoise warm - are tise s00manhts,generaI. turn3 on the air conditioning L I . TO i4A1IDLE. SOLVE THIS PROBLEM BY would have promoted the beat same d lyof the window or Uugh.tJ. unit simply because it's warm k APPL'IIN& LITTLE HE4 r. SETAN ELECIRIC Interestof thesellers.....*, and air condi tioner opera ting more wall types. outside even though it may be Energy is Mrs. e saved when your ffi IRO1 Homeowner. In this case," ciently during hot weather. comfortable inside. AT MEDIUM TEMPER.ATUR E. HOLD : air conditioner gives sufficient the committee determined, 2 Avoid frequent setting : Mr conditioners neve r theless 1ILE FOR FIVE MINUTS CLOSE TO THE L cooling while using a minimum changes and on.oif operation. "the fact that the buyers would 1. can waste energy even sthen ant WARM IRON. In TillS , un,.. nnt nrna'n,I u"ltS..'..e such steps are taken. Cutting MAI(ES ITSOF'TrR, steps that can be taken to attain when no one is at home. If necassistance Of Mr. Broker is down this waste will slice your . . _ .-: this objective sufficient evidence that L SS BR111' LE, ç . essary, use a timer to turn it ,ele s,savethu,t.r,s . 'V"i ttme contml again about an hour fe coopera ti on was ' and IF) MUCHEASI&R thereisno wajitor MARIPIERS VILLAGE APTS, _________ ,, , :. i 1 r P ByJULLiN srENs'rRoM In 1971 Harry and Helen N., - . ior s - 31A-iplexes city = __ CLASSIFIED ADS -- MF1ITVJI5 UflTUflVSfl Lillie Mae Harrison, wld,, to 322-26k (QCD) Louise M. Lansing to Bamboo Cove, 17 BDRM. Shag. air, 321SISior3fl-M?o 831-9993 Robt. J. Miller & wf Linda Mildred V. Godfrey, U. 10 81k Char le The Huskey Co La sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. :Wm. F. s W. nsing, PU. 20 Tohenry Trammel 3, Meizch's s.d $100. park & Sr., & WI Stuluke & WI Gail CLASSIFIED IEPT. Plata. From Furnished or unfurnished. 40 K., U 4 BIk F Crystal Point, $8,000. $4Q AIrportSanford Mary, U 6 Bik I North Orl. RATES Blvd. near Sanford Amer. Modulars Corp to ( QCD)Charles W. Lansing Swimming Pool 4230 S. Orlando Sweetwater Oaks, See to Ave 323 13-40 Terr., Sec 1 (in. no. 1 132,000. 117,900. Dr. 3732n0 lthru$fjrn,s HOURS Barry 1. Morgan & Mary L, U. Alyce A. La 41ca line nsing, IA. 20 Crysta l Sara 6 E. thru 25 tImes ---- 31c a line Two bedrm. apt., or large 2 bedroom Stepp to Millard E. 4, 131k 6, Shadow 11111 s-d, Point, $8,000. I:oo AM. - 530 P.M. Estelle Patterson to Robert Unfurnished, 1 bedroom apt, air, house. 3739vo from 'to'. 26 times Rounsley & .24ca line MONDAY thru FRIDAY carpeted, only 1" So 3" 72% WI Mary A., Lt 56, W.Claussen&WIJUIiaKW7O' ($2.00 MINIMUM,CHARGE) Lane Warner aka Mary Lane Goldle Manor, Ist Addn., SATURDAY 9- Noon after S. Adults, no pets K-C Sales, Inc. to Edward B. Warner a of Lt 23 & E 20' of 24, Blk C, "', Adult;. Lovely large I to Doris M. Burkhart. 3 Lines Minimum AIl___ • . -. . 121 7I1 -, bedroom bir, Ideal for retired 715 Meadows. Lake & wi Helen L., U. 13 Oak Un't 280 VIllage EnglLth Eats., Un. 3, $S3,000. Mlry-S,nford of Wind. Theodore H. Brooks & wf Persons. 6M 6415; 327 $031 Mount s-d, 135,000. Area 2 Bedroom duplex. Vape, QC1j E)rage Inclus., Inc., to meadows No. 3, 128,500. DEADLINES Marlorie to ft .1 Plunk I. t.f ii.- -. âflñII.,fr.. ". lw, , Pool service ,uia uirp., comm 37.56 ch. S of SANDLEWOOD VILLAS Included, $113. 901-7753157 ext. Christine, LI 10 BIkC, St. Johns NE Noon The Dc 110 WAIRPORT BLVD. Before cor. Sec 11.20-30 etc., $100. 779, Don Cline. ______ River Eats., $10,000. SANFORD,373.7170 Devco of Orl,, Inc. to Michael SundQj - Noon FridQy Jack L Ruehlen& WI Doris to Delbert L Wilson & WI Elain e Donjernigan & WI. Sandra P. U 31-Aiaar?ments Furnished 21 81k M, Camelot Un. 2, __________________________ it 3081k 1 Nor th On. Townsite $37,400. TT 4th Adds., $22,100. Efflcncy apt aUutties fur QM Sandra F. White, adm. ell nushed, newly decorat ed . 07.50. 4-Personals Mrs. Mary Jane Northlngton, Want ed 372 2796 after S. AdultS. flo pets . A Community of I exec. Eat Margaret C. Brilliant Aileen C. McCarty to Victor jej,j, & wf. Clara M., LI 10 Learn to Relax Meditate. Unisnd. Fine Homes offered by "dELAKA APART MENTS to Loretta Hall, Lots 1-7, inc 81k Enroll In Applied Metaphysics A GOOD SALrSMAN First Federal Savings and —Is never out 111W. 1st SI 41 Amended Plat of Crystal byfair Sec., lit Adds., $19,000. classes at FPL "Sunsitine Kit. Of work. Call us if you have a real' Loan of Mid Florida I Harry A. Goehring Constr. to then", beginning March 19th t estate license, and a desire c Lake Shores $1,200. Nice Apartments 1 Priced from 7:30 p m. Direct Inquiries to P.O. Dewin A. Kopaniasz & wf. EARN MORE! PARK APARTMENTS (QCD) Trustees, Key Dev, & ticnlsn 'F#i r,4r. __________ flnv ill rt.,,,,... CAl Anti I ---,C. I _________________________ UNNE. INC. 1717 5. Park Ave. J(dflC(t tL b 111K C, Golfvlew Realty to Frank W. Harvey Ea REALTORS373JOr3fli0 initial Recreational (QCD) Francit ts. See Meredith Manor Un. Lecithin? Vlnegart 64? Kelp! Now Sr. & Noa to Its 9 & 10 Bik F, art FUrfliSp,d 1 bedroom air cond. apt Fees ar paid and include all four In one Capsule, osi, for Part lime help, retired . No. i person III floor. adutt only. No pets 372 j James Miller III wt Laura L, N Sanlando Springs $100. VB6+. FUSt' Drs Large Cutt Hous•, Junior preter ed , Tran ortallo, not Jenior & Mary Margaret 35' Viso of I.t II & S 40' of 12, QCD Mirhael H. Bishop to J(iyCC to 11obrt 11. Penacll & Pdur%ery, Lake Mary or phone 322 Jeujur, Li. 10111k 21 Saulando, Goldenrod Manor, $26,900. AVALON APARTMENTS Dorcas M. Bhop, It 3 81k 11 Judi th Calling All Girls Large Picnic Area $100. M. IA 18 81k B, Skytark ADULTS,NOPETS Fletcher Prop Inc. to Lloyds Terr,, Lake to ent er the Miss Sunrt Beauty (QCD) Francis Jenior & Conventional Financing Brantley s-d, $35,000. 116 W. 2nd St. trustees, Guardian Mtg. 1100. Pageant. Ages 36. 7 10, 1113 & I Relax Shop the easy way Saop argaret E. to Margaret E. Investors, a NOCLOSING COSTS (Q)GaryM.Wanwf 1$. Call 1.6177i3 Each child portion of SEC 28. tnd a y's cisuifl ed Ads from your )or78edroom Adults Onty (QCD) Michael R. Bishop to receives a trophy Debra to Debra J, Watson, L1 26 From 71 percent easy chair. Park Avenue mobil@ Park Jenior & Mary M.,, IA. 14 Utile 21-30, Dese. 16.60 acres & 7 Dorcas M. Bishop, IA 7 BIk B 81k A, Longwood North, $100. -_.__..... I Georgia Terr., $100. ________________________ 2S4SParkDrive.3flI 95 per cent acres rn-i, $535,000. Lloyds Terr., $100. FINANCING AVAILABLE KennethG. Brlzzle&wf Mary Lewis C. Dowuing & wf. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Truck, tire and fleet serviceman. Efficiency Gee. D. ClantonJr., adm. Free, 641 2017 for "We Cere"— Utilities, fishing and Fletcher Prop InC., to We will lease for up to Elperienced needed in changing Ben Rosemary to Kelly D. Stephens canoe Included to James L. Thomas & wf Delda trusttes of Guardian 4Itg 'Hotllne" Adutli or Teens, OflC year Ofl SCCfliC wilt ring truck rims and farm Weklv River. $100 Call 323 4470 Boss to DavId L Schutt & & wf Carolyn M., comm. at NW tires. with Option to buy 1 Paid insurance, or see at Camp Seminole, holpltalliafion two wet4 paid 22O.32, less r-w, 130,000. cor. of NE 14 of SE ki of Sec 18. ?hn apply from So t EflgliSh Est& $27,000. 30, dese., 16.60 ceres 1 & 720 vocatton ist year. .-.. Apply 100 percent of your rant in per son Sainford- Furnished, new studio L I vie Real Eat. mv. to Alfred acres 2140 etc., $lo,00o. to 5. M. Hair, 55$ W, 1st St. Oviedo Land Ce,, to tO me dOpaymantf e G. carw. ceramic N. BesseSen & Christopher HSouthern lad. Say Bk. to Car keys lt Hand y Food Store Someone with traporta,jo tile bath Adults only $115 mo up Geo. M. Cord & wf Doris to Underhill & wf Alice G., From & se Celery Ave. F Inder please CAII 327. & WI Shelley, U 16 Or1 Located I stock Angel L GOAZalel& wf. Niva L, 301 W. 1101h St. wend night% with eldefIV lady es L. Guth & wf Ruth, U SE cor. of NE of NW of Sec, U or 3731111. South of Airport Blvd., 18 BIk F, Spring ___________________________ 327 5777. The Colonnades, 3rd Sec., 22, Seminole Raceway, 1 5! 10-21-31. etc., $4,000. on Sanford Anuue. $21,900. 150 REWARD for return of or in Sanford. Florida (QCD Richard W. I bb to See. 2, $67,000. Addn. CB $3,300. for Mallon leading to recovery ot AVON TO THE RESCUE ange Prop. Inc. to Gr a6 Charlotte J Lobb, Lot 871 Spring Angelika A. Dorninque, sgl. & ad .tt male Redbone .9_4 0V_ Sales offic, open (QCD) Pa ida O'COflflOF, sgl Oaks Hound Tatoo Caught up In lay oil? Sac your Bel-Aire Homes, Inc., " 378. Un, IV, $100. J461" inside left ear, Alice But-Wer to Leo J. Kat. 10 Catherinetroo 372 3461 Monday.Frlday. $4, 387 & Loke Jennie , Spring Oaks Un, 3, __________________ zenberger & wf Margaret, LA. 6 go, of Procts Call 6U Sat. £ Sun. 1-4 Archie B. Smith & wf Ruth to $100. II W 143' of Lt OR CONTACT YOUR APARTifi ENTS 107 LOch Gordon L, Jordar, & w f Ber . Pine tits, Sanford, M,000 6-Child Care ---___ Arbor, Crystal Lake, $9,ODO. Curtiss deForest Sherwood REALTOR OR BROKER __ ON LAKE JENNIE 94-~RwiTts _____ 1 Douglas F. Wagner & wt 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. BABYSIT IN My H Kent ____ Charles Best & wf Mary to 357 Frank L Woodruf is &d of & wf. Marcia Ann DIAL -_ Unda to John P. Hogan & WI Jack B. Carruthers & ( la nds So. Saoford, $1,400. 1-1 BEDROOM APTS. (305) 122-8721 .11211 Marjorte. 3fl 144 North OrL Terr., Sec 4 Un. i 1neht, Margaret C., U 2 Blk A, The ToShareHomeand SWIMMING POOL David L Tennant & Nancy to E*pen%es.3725fl FISHING. BOATING I. ood Thn to Eat (Q) rine E. Ws to $66,Th0. 0ISPOSALS Daniel J. Chopp & wf. Judith to Constance Clarence E. Wirts, Jr., LA. 14, 323-0742 or 322.0332 (QCD) Lois B. Brown, sgl Lt 117 Highland to Margar J. Plumb, LI 1 BIk n*Ms Unfurnished FRUIT FOR SALE -. Theloades, 2nd 1100 ChesterF.Brown,3gJ,,Lt34& Myrll W. Carltou & wf 5 BIk H. Ti. 12. Sn1anrIn I Q('fl (hrlM ---'-- -. 1,,.0 rnAa, UI III A 1141-410+113-01411 -r ----. uaruyio WUL$nI U. Alniwor 'Y'' rflMIThLIJ !M th Charles M. Messlmer & WI. etux etal, to Garold L. Couri. Springs 1OO MURCOTTS & wf Susan, E150'ofSSS' of United Assoc., Inc. to N Edna to Clayton F. Mitchell & 113.00 per bu. tryman & Elaine K., Condom. Frederick W. of S'4 of N'1 of NE% of rnn 3230362 Br Uulan, Lt 32 a dley & WI A No. 3. Bl. C. C Seminole E% of SE¼ Sec Ood Jean he M., LI. 4 Wekiva H 4-2O31, $4,100. Raceway 1st Addn, & mob. un t Samula Live lechorn hens, while Gdns., $100 mchard W. Buck & wf Vivian ho they last SOc each for I to SO. 4k Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. $36,900, "Quiet Elegance" me., $13,500. to (QCD) Mary n Alexander, eech for SO or more. CackIe.rry It you've searched for Grea ter Constr. to Dale E. floPaul W. F riderich & wi Charles Nor & WI. Emma to the ultimate Farms, ' mile off 41 on Samsula re U 8 BIk B, Sport- Harold sgl to Reginald C. Al exander, Heber & in artm living, you II find it Jacquelyn, U. Mefflll & wi. Dr to CackIeey Farms Sign. 1U 13 60 sman Paradise, $13,000. at Franklin Arms Conveniently sgt, U 4 BIk B, Woodinere Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt. $j 47$ 5459 Bik 21 Crystal Lake Winter lOcat ed lust two blocks west of 17Harry A. Goehring Constr. to Hom Park, 2nd sept, $100 Sec. I, $36,000. es, $2,800. '--. 92, betweeq, Fairway Pla,e and n..,1i. ', 0 vsuj WI nurea Il—I 5TflICTfl Seminole High School. Mark Schlise & WI. Anna to L, Lt4 Bik D. GoLfvlew Eats., M. Bobo & Gayle S,, U JackIeceolaswSc,i Sec Meredi th Manor Un. 1, Charles One Bedroom $144 Heated Pool, All Ages 17BlkA, Mobile Manor ,vJ $30,400. 372-3337 $12,. Bedroom $174 Bel-Aire Homes Inc., to Douglas Stenstrom, adm. est Joseph L. Beame & sef Rhoda, i4—cm1,a,R,Six Month's Lease Vela L. Nelson to Anthony It 461 Spring Oaks Un. 1' — Masofl, Construction Umina & wf. Frances, LI 6, Bik $36,500. FISH nd BOAT en scenic J, N. H. Garners Addn CAMP. Cenlral Heat & Air wild WekIya River at the bass Bel Aire Homes Inc., to mar I'...72 Park His., $10,500. breeding grounds Call 323100 or Wall-to-Wall Shag Daniel Vargas & wf Olga A., Lt See at CAMP SEMINOLE, Dishwasher & Disposal 462 Spring oaks Un. III, $37,000. Pool & Clubhouse Grange Prop Inc., to Ira J. Laundry Facility Greenwald & WI Joyce G., LI ADULTS ONLY 813 Spring Oaks Un, IV, $,O00. "it0 14 a W I PETS CONSIDERED Ill-Lo Corp Inc., to New ViSta Here area few tips on what to look for: Constr., Lot 56, English Woods, 3236650 1st Addn., $11,100. 1. You should receive at least $900 p.r year 1120 FIoda Ave. Hi La Crp Inc., to New Vista to StOFt. Constr. LI 55 English Woods, 2. You should be told months In advance the Sanford, Fla. $11,100. dates and time you will work for this part. Dorothy Rutledge sgl to ?.1ASTERS COVE time employer. ON THE LAKE Dewey H. Smith & WI Edna P.. 373-7900 5. You should U 2 GeorgIa Acres, work only one weekend per Levie Real F.st. Inv. to Boyd onA, and two wetks OUCh summer and DUPLEX, Furn. or unfurn. ideal N. Wififtm & .#f Cheryl M., IA he should buy all your m"Is during work localkn reasonable rent. 37 BIk E , North OrI Terr Sec 6 owner 343 3721 anytIme perIods, PROM 'leo Un 1130,900 4. You sk ud receive wo days pay (double - 9- 2 A, 3 Bedrooms -1 -Ar Ronald B. Phinney & *1 . . 9 ) - ws - vorshce and weekend. *AS I All Wt% "*Ils Wilt apw. S. You Should be paid at an hourly rate Of I'-,;: A~ Seminole Sites, $44,147. 4a fflat. is" of thr- HOMES FOR - AMERICANS, ~ . . . . , - am-one - . - Wall Papering PAUL SLATEq Profeis<n.at Wallpaer p Hanger licensed Residential. Corn mercal Free ES'imates ph 327 617 3 - Well D7i1I1PJ - ;'.r.t s DftLE1) PU'.PS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS. All types arid sizes We repair andser,,ic, STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 1 .01W Inc St 372 4432 Your Busfress DkI 322_?FB cc 831i79931 •15 I LIR ILt..A1&i& ia -_ '3 �- &_;_ - dL ___ . x Fi 3 lIVhvyJljfl a4m or ? Calt 332 3611 çjct4p - 3 3 book crM ?*at 1 aI wpqe. SWS "W 40 SM % L, '!, &Sf -- powod Useel. r central P.at , & I.. L "1111111111111111le Laft 1P - S1n 373W or we CAMP VA *0 DOWN.3 bet. It, lad. edt at SNJNCLE SELsa Stenstrom EFMARV-tarr:rRr. I .c?' I b-rc.oms. 3 b.sU BILE t HOME $55 _______ T aj.ii i ____ ___ t Satradeasteelrltdprcc.,,tvc GeV coast. can pm. .j after a Pt. baths. I Itlact. tei Vow lets,Ruth Rub Dick Bad Asooc~"40 10 jprjj ___ Medel fls - - A51111111y I I I I ' I *. I MR FAMILY MAN -n . W I WWfl row yeer sow lesdeaa smi irm In Arkansas. IS acts itt and *pan. Part .ond d sloping. Gead tillable ii level f4t. tar keeling and only 4 miles eats Ferry Lao and Its 4" tea el beawilbol bios water k .n' and lv,. .351 with 11* down ead rn III yrs.) alt pct. pore COVE Rd. 7, LI miles east P. 8uId (3d) i.....4, ,sm. *m. (,. U1I1J b 17-1 3.Ua TJ iS UME - SIR. Iu(d.I3 .. c-ti sa room eeest ltWld$Ot. Isel I . 4'..e.staivs Ideal for retiree. sn alanow pa 3711.37. wte acte 7 OR wu rwi. vms. .J •'-. Ad nci, LUIIPJ1II garage, on corns, 1.151. Tat-turn. 327-nn. 1, boUrn. *I COW of ht atel aIr. Owner .bfl mNe ULSM Cn,ernent Lncatioii 4 bedi fl baths. 2 sn old. needs te move. at-co Beautiful Jim Hunt 3131Pat* Dr. REALTOR Immaculate 3 Uedri. 7 baths. wflb all The Realty 3221 Req. Root Estate r-t-r- . 'Ing _ AFTER HI mo. EXTRA SPECIAL -- Large teik ooti, 7 bath, family too wilt, fireplace, central air, i catbird financing. W.o. iaded yard. lovely home, nice 3 BR frame with efficiency apt. mel. 3 be*'ooms. 2 barns. Occupy rear. Income $200 too. Own boI4k total $11,500. 3nno. on qualifying. %ee RI you-11 love It. $ u. Sanford- Excellent cond., 3 Bdrr, 2 both, heat, carpeted, large yar Si Si Senore 3751 down. 22).T212. Older refurbished Spanish style home. Must be seen to be op. * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * predated. 131.100. Terms... New houses In a rural area. No doa payment, monthly payment, In than ran?. Government lubaidlla Pi *II6..4 h.... 1.1I o.. you qualify I M. UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. hI St. 323-6061,323 0117 Rig. Ra1 Estate Broker - CHECK THESE VALUES $17,300 for lovely home ii Quiet residential area, 3 bdrms. laundry room workifiop. carpor & double garage. lq~Al pm k $31,100 Also 3 _______ cicelleat condition with air, UAW in2rw ________________________________ INVEST NOW Acres, corner -- of Sanford. iool home or g.rdnt site. Only 1 per acre. T.rmt. Hartman Realty, If acre up. Terry Re&;, y, EALTOR. 425 0711. era con be divided. Lake May. Ptween 3rd & 4Th at Van Buren 3 bibs south of school. B. Iuuccu, 1517 LouIse St.. Cryi ike, Illinois, 60014. utifuI Ceunfry Acrea :res near Pools. Home deai Operty, deep well. Fiorl ring, Call Ken San, JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CCNTRACTOR Inc. REALTORS, Casselbeny,530-1444 Merchandise FROM 110 uuty. Will SIll IC FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 3234353cr 443 2333 KULP DECORATORS 409W. hi St. % VA FHA NO CLOSING COSTS Central Heat & Air Shag Carpeting Fully Equipped Kitchens Ceramic 'Tile Baths Private Courtyard i._ newshe garage door 16"* 1' with al ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS (ARPOT SALE- Fri & Sm. Camper. Car, Retripiralor. Lots N Mlsc items. 211$ Cedar Ave. . . Yard Sale: fl24Lai,eIAys. team.. Pm-. Sat, and Sun. Clotting. fWllih4W. and eath. onisc. If rake will be SINS twit ±d. - Bts & ACCSIies BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER. $400 SMA TM" '' JOHN KRIOER,ASSOC W. Garnett White Broker, 107W, CommercIal WY- 17-93. Open Sat. & Sun. '5 3392930 rther, $15, p'rie lre'stie table. 2 tes. 2 CaptaIn, chairs. $300. WI II*ilci.q- lbOomsWlt,, double 2 bath,, family room, dining room, utility room with sink, built-in fireplace. 2 ptlo, leticed, with or without above grOlindpool ;flSO% old. 3231111. Beautifully Landscaped Lots T€tt $)O. ,___ "- - FORD FLEA MART n vs. 3777599. 3210720 . .- a - - - ; .-, - T#'' - - -' --- . - -' k."4I ,,' '4_ -.----- w - T- - -. --- -- % ' - ' "r .'' '-4S . -. aa~ .. - -s k - ' - I . -- - ti.-- - 0 tj L. il 17W. - _-______- ~_ - M ~~ __ - - L14 ___ - - MEELION111W k0 _~q_ 4. - . -Tniths-Trailets - ca __ ' ILlonkejen V&A botty & heavy Py U?? gale. UI or UI Till c E ' -- --.z- . -t -: , at. S. Auctim (c*solbie M Ford. Asoome 'mINI, $141 Mse*. Exceftote koneffiL 32311170111, Open daily 1$ S. We bay. sell. trad rod Cmwler, tided glacs. AM - Saturday 7 P.M : L1L'IL . - - ______ : - _____ I stereo radio. Anve Stan's Auction Hwy. 44 lh Ml. East N II . 1= n. LIIII 3"97" @%a i&- tu*--.?1 I 'F , ;-. XW - 'j' - - -4 :! I. t _11% - ______ __ a- AUCTION Mon. March 16- 7 P.M. PUBLIC This week there Is a IN N good used furniture, lined up for th sale kick.alMg: table and 4 thairs. black and white and color TVs. soles. chairs, nice ietectlrni of qlaeaws and misc.. csts, living room and bedroom - ?IJrTiitLJrS, and many small flmss too numerous to mention. Masher Chit-ge arid BankAmerlcard Sanford Wanted lr-7r Fiberglaso.l.O. with trailer. Will trade IS' boat or lot tar equIty. 332-7153 IS' Coble, deep V. 1973 *5 HP Johnnon. Back to back fold down seats. Excellent condition. Call 333-6*31 after S. Wellcraft, 171 Mercury, IS HP, with oow.q trim.. aind irglIa, 11.400. 323-7311 after S. _ Auction :.. w.ii a wwwv. •.&•y. on Pope. 333-1441 Deals.'. - v'--- - ,. -- A kJv. L,et."4, S A - .4 -. ,__ - t k furniture Maim secretarial desks & salts, straight chairs, filing iblnets. as Ii. Cash and Clf'tY. N0LL S Casseibe.-ry, ii? 1304306 A brand new name for Central Florida's finest American, Motors Facility. The South's largest selection of new cars! Prices that will suit you to a Royal-T! All backed by American Motors Buyer Protection Plan, Complete Parts and Service Departments! All new Leasing Department, too! Full maintenance leases on all AMC cars up to 26 months, Ii' ' , . to 44 Pft~ ;.. .;- 40 .. in : ~ 4 42 i; 2 15C 4 Z - < -4 .-4 .;: . t i; .- C ,. CK %, il ~-_- 1. eft 0 #A CL - , 1 c4 Z71 ~_' - 0 .0 %- A b. . V . - : II1I W I ;j Q 00 V_ 5 3: : g, - ,;; :. - , 2 V41 t 9 H _ ,R : -9 V11 M M . t. I; iIi . = ~ n III Sat' . r. 0 r,--t r4 _~ ~ N = ;~x (a de. A2 = J~ 00 '. - I E liftot L. a I .r, , 0 Q . co~ 'V' . Ci 00 - g ;; _1! ii.sS. a; o . -4o 3i E Puppies- Moth.' Req. Airdale; 9 co~ (pint 4) ;~) '. ;0, (:~ R ,a. (z L. "' Z 8L .. -0 *0 = z - g W ni >- -I .-. . ' . - .0 ~ P ._; I c. c. C a !3 -9 L. 140.. 'O ' ",, 4 '1 = -J - • I53 Z-' ,: ' '!,* - W ., ,, I iU H d. t = L. L, i = 9 .' -< ' in .; C '''' I- '- x ' 9 1 , ~ iA ~ - • . ,' V rA!_ -) U so 1 3 :.. 0 =I ;.1 j E U -4 4C 0 - - fi L. E PC , n -; - t .t -. ...... each. Across from Baker's Dairy or call -1237100. a 0.9-4 ~. , " : ~"4= , j'~ . g-0 9 / Ii USED CAR CLEARANCE *1CC German Shepherd pups. $75 4 q< a: . ;U 8 :- YWF VII1I1 tOTS. llOyd 322 3)1). AKC Doberman pincher puppies. Champion lIneage. $75 to $130. Mr. - Ander son, 363 3140, t I's M :; ct j 0 -,:M ~ : ,UW ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 322 5137 .8 -, I 1~: . . b - 1i qW..11E so I-' Father, Rig. Pit Bull, Make good 4 Q - r# :P% : " - . 1 '012 -a = a V 2f. ~0 g .~ it .. I 14 FELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff' Garden Center 401 Celery Ave., Sanford hunting rn guard dog, io, 3n *S I. "'• & W Q) lird of Paradise Plants, $1.00 Pony Tails, lOcen*tpach I ! t! LI!III I ' J U. ;H i 1 93 Horne of the ECONOMY CRUSADERS or steel desks l ese'cutive desk $099 FRONT END AUGNMENT t - ope ill Rqpf JLIKC . r 'w A 41. r - umbla 10 spied bike, as is, $21. 730150. t . 0 uame betow dealer cod, first ain*'fbs? cholcel PM Fla.'s Inest Used Cars, Dick Bifrd letsun of a Ge.wi. Fern Port's .arqest dealer. 'is Datsun, rrtvirua daily. Pb efl.ilii_ r. -* Ft. Sloop charter. Saturday and lunday with skipper. Indian River. Will take up to 4. Call 53.4 N weekdays Ito S. ~-Equipn*M for Re 4 - - r 1~ . . - - . . i 'a Datsun-Sub'ru Sale OM HPrPirysI.r if - 'Mi air, all power. $175 each . 377. Thanks to Classified Ad. users get last results at a low cost. fry am today I Phone 322 or 531-1113. 73634,. office 7 __ - SleW. IL New irupectIot sflctar, low iiw tk'w3. EXW1IR catid. CaR dIN 4 pen. 331*3. lObs Station Wagon. Also IM ukt Spots wagon, I cit. Son, 1200 Frwch. 323 7) 41 1 F leetwing 14' Of hull Dow,ider. A flflfla ITLAND FLEA MART - 327*M Impooer for Only $)SO per day 322 s6 W h.% Yamaha 355 E.a. at new bowedion. Cal alter S. BUY--SELL-TRADE IE.FlrstSt. ____ . Nights.372 5421 or 322 7332 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage L - . .. - . Blue Lustre Electric Carpet F" fie - a Caooirry is *7-fl. kilv.c' g pet - 1ltwv Sundry only pricea location THE BARGAIN GARAGE. 721 Hwy. 17-fl. Fo-n .111111A. Son. 17 4. ut, 322-2333 piano 73,1 CC. P0k cyIb-, 57E C*;4 3 322-4*33. fware Excellent rmtaitirw 900 I - w" 3 $21,100. '1 ' . - N Ivalue up to $23 a yd. Sacrific I ud. Yotr ts.Lrw - I , 62-UM-Garden then, Florida room, central heat 1. near 811H '' OR VvWV*AW Cmiii sea our now Used Suite M. The Greaf.'- Mall ,L1,,,.a. g' ____ - Quick Courteous Service 139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Acce'isoriq' 1171 Yams" 175CC 60-Office SUPPII$S Rig. Real Estate Broker it s'.i.rnf I,, IC1j It. III AIQ 5&_Blcycles WIT! REALTY '.N COINS TAW,OLF CO.1 CEhTFR bS*tS.. _4-4bal Este Ysnted J-L -, 1V73 1-innelaCS 1stItakes 134213* GOLD - '" 322-6457 Phone321.0di0 air, fenced, trees. $.900. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD.- 3 bedroom home Shopping, church., hotpltal. 'apes, range, refrigerator in. cloded BeautUul yard 123.000 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Beautifully dIcorateci 3 bedroom home central heat & air, carpeted, family room, breakfast bar, Wt BUY AND SELL say Ave. %-FrI,, a. jT '' loW IZlItllafIm'4:3t 323.1143 iou desire acreage, I have "I urge or Small tracts tr train $1 700 VC. ., 3 Yanialia Eiro $75 CC (a PSUP ROSSON MARINE 2177 Hwy. 17-97 - waterrront home, beautiful kit. GARDEN HOMES , Realty ISISS.French 333-11% 323 p.333-7371 ___ - !_ : I a can glef a 1a4r FW, See n you dWetNe ~ .1 'w' in Wad AOL silent condition. Cltt .... • -.Lt JI PVtP rui 1. Women's blOute and meat N*ts. 7$ cads eac mm's meN Central Florida's ULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Ila &A SETS 323-051 .1111 For vwd fotiltort. apgIIaACI l Row NoIb etc. y 1 at Latys Mart. 31$ Sanford Ave. ill Ci U 1WI l SR M.e 0kv. AN.' a EW YARD SALE syment. bargains Wt S4(rage Sales Own payment, low monthly Stemper -. % i r - '. - I, U. ps.wv bouse firmlier. W S - tRail,$521 (jv, ...-a----. ._-t A '_-_ SIX IS BLAIR AGENCY ________________________ N. & 'tt.a d UI1 A %ma!I CLawfed Ad be s 1P Ot riturnt Try 'w -i CAN fl Pb. 327 UP All Iii 1151 or -_____________________________ roof Satdw d 323 P51 for I iere j, :Y. ~/ - MILLERS INVENTOO y CL EARANCE. See us so 0* best *aI a new home. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES well-kept homi overlooking scenic lake, 3 bdrms., I bath, new roof. Large corner lot, Excellent terms on theji oo your - - TELEVISION zfrwii IN. Ostean. $4,300. La. Harold Hall Really 2404 S. Hwy. *712 REALTOR 323.Y71 SW 'f' - ACM Inilikiftfrial wits, r•r. 04 111;M81 3$ acres adjacent vaiLal,le Excellent terms. __ Re. Real Etat Otolirn 372 1301 74 Htawath Ave. at 17-fl i Mayfair. 3 11121 cm C,itr.I HA_A. IirWlac,., 1v *1Mg rem. 2 INs, at-a tries. By $3S. 37347 trees. Assumable mortgage. REALTY - -L. _____ y QIy. NOLI?S C RENTAL PURCHASE PtAN. 4_u t ___ , *d to UIV Excelked t. / - COLOR 1V,ssiSs MONTH. £wtrr ____________ I Aostwxvcm bean owx lee, used uivith.. fl 4 -________ TV. i. 17 '. ._.r.'-..._......... . / A *-44111111111111 ____________ MOONEY APPL lANCES m,7 Rrfrsgevator. 11 cu. B. t)of, 327 77% mi w'nitles.. Privacy lance. lrvlt PAY TON Or-&ev mm,rical corn.'. French Ave., rledci bIII*R. Only s*.a. ror,, 127 Pal - KE)RE WASHER. pmn w PFTziThut. _.'..-.L.,.2,. W Erwin E. ....4y RioSkM __________________ _......_ trees. sp-k* v,slem. Only $14 Tersx.. ay towiZi-ist 11 at, IICW ,w neat- will travel. 3 Bdrrn.. 1% bMhs. COW - -...xt. . - .W'V JAZZ FEED y -- F irst Cralk&a.L kul * I. rn. HILLBILLY REALTY HOCTAW. ARKANSAS 72121 Off. lI$-7U44M rr.i Ave- - fur Sord M CASH 322-4132 Lt*. coatIng & Wi up. 773 SOS. MORTGAGE frnrn__ 1%-, bath t* for Pretty Yellow House TOMOR ROWS N FE OSI REALTY - Anytime Your MIS Agency Acti Rnsly, REALTOR. 3731? ------------- Re% Real Estale Broker IRE. PTh Si. 322-2420 Quiet IOYLLILDE OPEN HOUSE 1-1 pM. tel Rrantai, kiy 3 broonn. ____ ____ Lt AIFy me REA sm. W a.-1-'-'e im Snfwd's &-.Ld '!It!!e [kt Anx ift COfl[7r (SlATE. REATOR. PARK 00dab fTS ask 7 5R TAFFER wily I21 Ma tP-a& Nrr river. Sow I to" LWIWWy rm. Pry h ktii. fkor cewrng bexai. NDilfbI ank be*U.im. f6X1d y-. lees ?TVe7 -r- air wh Afl F rty SM20 371111:11 CLOSE IN to e2t $2i $441. at'. , Call ISI 47 541 'tab•. 7 or 3 bt.á 7 lots. II I sea. YFAIR - PRICE REDUCEI ble 4 blq.Boo,ii. 7 bath In I doon. and iSSue RE1CR m iis -:-. _ .. lt lj PLO *;@W $1IS PS OwVVS Frn'w. --.- ma . J._.: FLU'S DW I Si. QA- - r __ -t. ifn . I REC tE SERVXX ,.edr*mem 15W)S. "ft. p, dam ill" No San 1...---- - i_J UI kit s • ctSte new Rv :7 P . 3723441 1i(T ftW pool. __ iymestt Pool & ten. rvII,g boo Wasocom ml key N IbM! 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Now she wraps the sandwich in a paper towei before putting it in the Plastic sand. wich bag. It remains fresh. but not wL ROLAND EIS' - I ____BETTER T4AN T"T, LEANDER! I'LL SHOW YOU # S. ; Popp - Jiffy Saw A few seams make this easy to sew. No. 1312 with PHOTO-GUIDE is Sizes 10!j to 24';. Size 12 , 35 bust 3'. yards 'i I DEAR POLLY - I cut off in c r A polholder is cular pieces. the elastic bands IrOITI DEAR POLLY worn panty hose and briefs and sl, o great to use for making a soft. nonthem around flat boxes, bundles of scratching case for big sun glasses bulky or even regular glasses Fold in half P P P and bu:ging file-case envelopes. I terry, velour or cotton potholder and sew bottom and sides together. Use tab to hang your specs in the r or wherever. A_____________________________________________ d _________________________________________ - WE BETTER 66T YEAH. A HIM HOW QUIC 0A Z 11Y1 7/ 'Al- f - HmPH M (7d CAN _rELL T14E BOY5 9OW YOU COACKED I CUMPiC ICE TIF CE MAN! i • I L j 1i * r 'a - - I •.:4 - " _____________________ _ ____________ I - ____ I. i : - I I I - I I - _kt i -.- LM t V. A.U-S 'I IJI '. J I I K 1 IPEA 1 LEWES HIM COLP USS POT T04OLD / UN /GLASSES It Smooth Fit Miffing p; o with GUIDE is in Sizes 38 to 50.Stze4U 44 bust: V. yards 60-inch. • @ I975byNEA,1. IU "ORDER 1478 I Cool Jumper DEAR POLLY—Wh machineA co rp-mp is a welcome addition to the Washing any thin curtains I put so Wdrobe.No. 1478wIthPHQJ0.GUIDEjs in ze3 many a pHlowcase and tie the to 18 Size 10. 321 bust 11A yards 60-Inch,and of theinslip to save a lot of rips and teerr. I even wash drapes this way. BERTHA Sand 75c Hch Plus 25c br poitaq. and hnUn with n. m. address. shrimp I put the loose pickling spices In a tea Infuser, hang It over the side of the pot and boil No loose spice, no little bags to make! DEAR POLLY — My Pointer Is for plant lovers. When taking a shower put your ferns in the bathroom. shut the windows and doors. The resulting humidity is great for the plants. JULIE. 1324 38-50 /FA? I LI I .----- - ------ . - WHILE )(OU'RE RETURNING TO KOOM TEM ILI - LLL 4`6 ._•& La', i .241 J 0_01( My Mother j .1 1 -- i - '. j.gj r L ' Ii ' ) Y fl; __ ________-; Every when i tidy-up the bathroom pour a tea kettle of boihng water down the sink drain. which helps keep it running free. — CEOLA. 17301DIZ SOILING %VATCF. IN - \cL' 4 ffl\ - A dip "4 0 1975 ty SM 1% DEAR POLLY — Tomakeaquick neat an uniform seam for the front of cardboard the thickness, of tho doubled material. It should be about I inch wide and 6 Inches long. Tape it under the presser foot on the machine at the desired distance from the needle. Make sure it is in a straight line from front to back. This provides a guide for a speedy. neat crease and pi-events stretching double-knit fabric. — ... / 2227 A 5tor?:'::!e is Red Riding Hood; the other, her Grandmoihe,, No. 2227 has pattern pieces, full directions DEAR POLL V - We recently bought a stepladder at a rummage SaIL It needed only a new coat of Paint. After painting it, we sprinkledTO ORDER: Send 61% plus 13c clean sand on the wet, Painted handflnvwIffina.10f Postage and ,add,,s,,pau.m steps It now has non-skid ate numb., and size to PA TTERNS ( -- -- �03 74 It cr ILW goo its ______ __ __ _____ W ____ r L Fa![[ it.. a 141 Low _ __ __ A v 4 of krntekdeOjoly _ M thj/ uueek in O _ — ___________ ' us _ = til -- "YOU'RE NUT SPEAKING TO YOUR HUSBAI`tID) THAT'S SILLY, Q ONSENSE' CLEANING OUT THE BASEMENT WON e 110 ? t%aS too t __ \\ I r. Ii /I v:ttMttOtOh f co ZE G-) t'~% , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Beneficial Partnership arrangements early in the. week Business matt!rs are hazy Tuesday. They 11 come into locus Wgdn#&. day and Thursday. Poor planning Friday Saturday is fun VIRGO (Aug. 23- Sipt 22) Career advantages Monday. Allow ample time to ot day could b,!costly. A tomartic weekend seems to be in 3ight AMR / 1975 I'vy m CANCER (June 21-Jijly 221 Profit from a joint venture as the week bepins Plans that fail Tuesday work Wednesday. As week closes. it you take itccI management of important affairs chances of success are enhanced, 1% le, TAURUS lApril 20-May 20) An ambitious project is pulled off successfully as the week ins Tuesday s m,sunderslandin with a friend is co'rected Wednesday. Hunch are faulty Friday. A pleasant surpri Saturday. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Sur4ay. Monday put your bright Ideas to work promptly. At midweek an important goal is attained. Tighttit your puts* slongs on Friday Good news comes to you Ih;ough a pal Saturday. Is tbev - a have tOo ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Sunday, Monday others help further your plan Midweek, best reSL-Its come if you keep pefwnal matters pirivate. Thursday 0 ce aD E A F EM I AAV (i 1/ 2 4FQ11 study agreements before signing at midweek. Thursday i gainful. but Fri- rn _______ / LIBRA ted reputation Friday. A pleasant social encounter Saturd ay 06-A R C0A1FU5Fp: ) (7 — p ~OUR 14US8AA1CXS CHART SHOWS HE IS MORE A MENrAL 7HAN 1/0 H0906COPE7 REVEALS AThTUPES THAT ARE TADIT/ONA AND FIXED. THE PSLEM, AS I SEE /7, IS THAT YOU'RE CoAjFUSIAIG SENSUALITY W1r14 M09ALITY A mErrwr, OF Afl/VPS As TO . fl; REFUL WHEN YOU COME TO THE SALADS. FLOORS USUAY,pEy ALON G I EP ON PLAYING BRIDGE v10. THE I I , MT= 'W by Tom He nyan M A-rERIAI- 3ENFF1T, 5,, j GINS NOTE. Send let:, to Qetnic. fled. Osol, do this newspaper, P 0. 00K 12, Norr Olmst e d, Ohio 43070. B•rnIc Cannot inswof a ll the iettørs, only the ones or genval interest. 000000 WON am 4111111411111100111111111111111111111111111414111111 I 1 I Stu ent's Cornele i -WO ROMARK SUT` A - ____ - ' . — S ( THEY,LL WANT THF41 ACTIVITIES OFA H*H—F', VACFP PU&j~ SFRVANr LIGHT, MUCH TO I-I/S M5ARRA5M/T AN A: CPA SPC/AL INTFPT ,OUP. BU/NE coirio wi M;,:ED A THE WEEK CWE M/AI'A -- WITH ATEND LIKELY I U f • S / - r--1 , — - w'4r ic I S Wr OV0 KY1R1 N6r, YA KNOW! '-i PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Favors from others come easily Sunday M,n. day. A partial a:sappoinlment Tuesday Your best dy N1y Poor financial conditions Friday will strengthen at weekr Hips &rrloWEN WHO IS POND OF LUXURY, YET GENERS CH4ITABL E AND W!L'IN ro I SHA Tfi T5 f POSSESSOg OF TH,& A5Pr IS ALSO I/ g FORTUNATE I I RECEIVING FAVOR'S IN) ________________________________ ISCEANS L 'KE TO SOLVg AO8L S IN j rOAE$HyARE if ME INTERESTED IN THEUSEThAN ,N THE PRO8L EM ITSELF, WHEN SATISFIED AS To TE THEY'LL TACKLE THE PBLEM PIRECTL. ' // , S 1!5` / I - Is, — • ERSONS SORN CNDER TUE SIGN P/SC ARE flfRNED-OFFAAp S(HAWT6 BY E W OVER- pg,CoRwS INNATELY - SIZE PETTY, MATCRIALISrIC VALUES, — — / 00y, Is rn UNIQIJE VNIQU01 -- 0400W YOU — - - - . ~y OUT OU3E:t WAY Mon f tTr1 74 W ` 14 # —. ____ b3r d Sin.1114viazz 5 A 44/MITE.'. ir BEEN" fH i GFIFFt M(ISTC-F, ou ________ FOOL AROU Na" 40W VE E MAT /A' ______ _ 71W 80M y . - - I- YOLJ IVfF &oT- PA 000 AT V V V k V%Y t r'y- 'i v I Ff&UOVTM(oMF T... i 1Z R! 1' Y' I r 4 Alf- LL f(ORT FORM ?! AT ItJCOMFTA,< Tht4? __ - •4?&• ALL RI'HT %D SNIP--LET- ME HAVE fl-tAT SWEATSHIRT / PISCEANS AND FL FE 70 REVEAL — IRV- - iN 1EGRI • M ••-- R1CORNS RES FOR WAD! TI AN v 140S IN SOMETHIN& FAR MORS 1iPOI1A j t brigfiten considerably nt:vp Friday AeJul ha p pe ning Saturday 0WnesdA1ltd IN — . ACK5 IN L.00S H MAKES lip FOR I AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Something YOU hope for Is fulfilled before mid. week Mixed financial conditions Tuesday. PISCES — I CAPRICOAN 10ec 22-Jan 19) Financial prospects are promising as the week begins A secret slips out Tuesday. You get your best ideas Thursday. A domestic problem Friday. Budget gets a boost Saturday, WILL COME 70 WkF)V 11eNUS` A40 ____ SAGITTARIUS (Noy 23- 0ec 21) Sunday, Monday are favorable for a short trip Keep an eye on family possessions Tuesday A lucky Thursday. Don' t gamble on strangers Friday.* interesting, active weekend is coming up. FAVCRABLY ASPECIrEC, VOIJU FIND ONE ___ week Social .OmplicaWns I Tuesday. but you're very popular on Wedne ay, P10duCtiveness increases as the week comes to a close LYOUR BIDrV11DAY...thjs Week and this 11oniiij d PAGEF 0 SAG91 HA! SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Good news to share with your family early In the E44AU -MAgCH 13 WS OFFICIAL ACriviry EHINO THE SCENES THAT RePRE!sFN Ts 14EA i_v4 Y cookoucr /S AIrCESSARY YOUR CLERGY1WAI COU~P 8F MOST THROW 'EM OR HIT 'EM OR KICK 'EM!' 1 Alto, ERnia PREDICTS I . "WHAT'S SO MUCH FUN ABOUT JACKS? YOU CAN' L JUST DON'T KEEP SCORE!" _L _ _ - _ • S At '2 _: NOW ANYTAY-E~5! 100 CX U 1 (f -' — \..-,. - ----- -- ---- -- - -- ••_____ - -- — —- -- .5, ------- L. �Ll~ LA cr IMAM= E. Il a 0 w rill : l F- 1 tv "R!:tiusr;.is IIl.4dUIUL JLZ 1' CAMPUS -rni1 SIR F-' I T' I - q)oonesbury CLATTER by I'LL DICTATE 'rEST tt'r, OJc QUESTIONS, ON WHAT AV OF THE WEEK it1ñAIAv kUGHT 'AME 2 T WHAT TEAMS PLA' IN THE 441yNAj/y / GAM B " READY " ' Larry Lewis WHE'j DOES THE $EVENTH INI 7AK PLACE WHO THROWS FROM THE PITCHER'S / MOU " 1 WW,___ uriup _Wfl I L,7 '1 4111111 _ /1E6/15E! /Tfl4YFURT/1E I//V V )tZ/ A OL OE4N's conwAy ___ Ub THA75Ri6,1Z5,p. HERE / 11 I __ III J : ..ANPMN/XON , ,5 14W aivi ,4' ri 144H I I / ~4-p f[ / Ala T#A T'5FOR WRE 2 ' \ ,. MV,iI l 5OR#J' r 4 1_._,.__4 : __ Jr I I WHAT CITY IS THE BOSTON t'1AATHOAI O WHAT DATE ARE THE COACH,I WAS (VON DERIN,, ...COULD THIS A THE 100-YARD DASH v PLAYED dop hi /T/5t/RON6.. RAI I EXAM 3 AP A/ZVCI.. ;5/p!; Ir / YA, A d SO %J ü/ JIL4TF wry FIR /1.4RR SUR5! //F.Y.U//PUT Ilk elol ____ am CA3PTA3[lqEASY Ilk ALL THI JL)T FOR YOUR If ALL WHAT*? ONLY PLJTTIN ON MY BE,uiy FACIAL AND - byCrooks --N VLVA HAND -CM I 'M DOUBLE-CHIN WPREuCIrj 67U17-- AND EYE Lawrence . y, \ GUE5 WHO5 &TARRIM' OUR CLA5 A THE MA DOCTOR'5 NUTTY PLA,'A - / / CHOOL - 110T. MOVE01 819T OUTA MY _____ . ALLEY 003P LL FI AT NOW NOW, 3D BANANA-NOSED DEA! WHY "F;ZANKEN5vTEIN" PREVg&JTERTRI4P I f & BECAUSE X N'T REEL LIKE CALMING DOWNo, DANG ITIP - AWRIGHT, W...WE LET 'IM GO,VVUR CORFtRAL W HAD , THAT W TH' GUz! D'OU TELL 'BIG TOOTH- WHEIZE- IS A10 & HIGHNEW 0 KNOW WHO DID WHAT? I T WAS 1XWITH'IM? . ' C.. byDae Graue ME! IN TH'* FLESH off —' NIOHT of I c ________________ IYAHLI,5OCAN YOU _ I I 5UGGT 5OME GOOD ___ '' ' L MONTR M<E-UP I -. Ii'rti __ rjF -1 I _ . . MONTE \ MAKE-UPZ- /I '' / All - '- .- -. DON'T 54Y l VAH1 LM WARNING iou" .. ___ . . 'AT'S RIGHT! AN' WHEN 8 HE Y'LK HS 'TOLD US NOW MANY DIP GIVE LE,U2 CAVW HE D TISIT ME HIS IS SEIONIGHT, W 11JRNEP AU1DGAPH... THING i 'SM LSE / WNG ' __ I INK WELL,I IT'LL MAKE IF YOU WAVE THAT I'M GONNA L1 FEEL ANY SETTER, THING IN FRONT OF BE SICK / "OUR HIGHNESS, HE,.. ME ONE MORE TIME, YOU CAN HAVE HIS 'VtU'RE GONNA GET Au1OGRAPw •1 MY AU1OGAPH... ...RIGHT BETWEEN YOUR I EYES F! NOW GET LOST F I ALL OF yo ,l a 'WI - ___ 4. Ila- / ol ____ SOHNNY WONDER 4 1 3 L;7 Too SVLOW 1-0 GPEL.L. tI4E NAME 2 I i i gL _______ 2oo WN COUWRY IN THE 7 i I ______ POWN ]P3FLXSC1L3EaAvS R. GRUM5LYIS CO N LEJLfl_ — M Reg. U Sr by Dick Rogers I - 3 -— NE SECRETARY CHASED ME ALL OVER THE OF1C 1 } ______ OF FUN AND GAMES 1 TOORER SEND 100 __ PLUS 25 CENTS — - — 0 '' 0 MATTER HO SHE TAPPE ME ON I THE iRE- / Y TICKLI& y EARS ) ( HOW TICKLISH I THEY I - ARE' V TW 16 Fol am AT1OMA ii i t- flJ j: HI ; m 111 Ill ' —1 60=11F OF /Lffi'y JC,N6 OF WIL.' j.JF. 5QUI5 TOIE rn-wiwi'i F. 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T M Rea US Pal Off Z4 �- __________ - 0 = N * — ~i : ;J — ,'~ .,. ;:, _ I 4 ald 61 a 116 &R-41, S3-4 V_ L5 Z; , ;.r ;J - i m C_ 0 ir 2.— 9 P, 0- 4- . __ 1 W ". .. &_ M-k 0% W -8 4A r-. tj i ~ W I _ ,~J - . 21 i C~ 4, . " -,. 4 0_1 IT an A .,Il , 0 01 9% IN.91K. - I ~ ~_" I rrrrT% r---r - i4i"9_===_a_ __at_ __1 .I-..--.-- ~~~ r . S3903EtT 3FtX I X" fl- OKAY.INflISSCE F ENEMV IS AT 1-1E ¶4E i~f% . I \ b3r — -___ -= __.- leS 1fl 'U _.__-___.4._ - - -- CXZr..flr.Wfl-S Fir r.a ??T - '.')fliWW'- 7 -:_&.__ . F I—- -.--, - . _I -ft ,. I- - (iii'\ ON ThE 7L,G,ITs,Vi' r r I ;~ .. . k / _______ - _____ 0 0 ~l N . ~ ;-i I r- -- ._1 - I ". /-N _~ '. 0. 41 : . - . __ / . IA _-A .1 -_ V. % T ; kl. -_ &-~ ,_ ) )) I --.&-- I ___ _____________ Actton 0 I . . 31 P/eases' CounTy " L eaders ~ I . I s A ; ew k ee s S Seminole County officials cent after hard tunes contacted today were anticipated state income by • with Gov. lieubin Askew'8 uts k C I n Bu - I :10 - - - ffi - , _____ -- - - - - - _ , __? _____ I L r 'I ffnIEW - r, IL p -_, ,~ *" _* , I .--1 I - - .-Jw.d~_-A- :_t- r ._t - for a ersely affect . - aE7 e o s i fund many aiso a MOVIES. - wor must e i year ' - I--- . -. .. . 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 � 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 09, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 09, 1975. 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'' - ----, - __ - - -v - -i--'f p- -- - -~ .' - ( 9" V'o_*-. __: .. Ki ! I, BUGS BUNNY - I I SYLVESTER ö& NEW I B0L*+4T THts D15HWAHIN RU$. I 60T MeN our me f - NOW, L&O Sme SoNe R!&LTS.1 r . - MANY OkSHES IN HALF TH' I I ( I.- 1 . I-_ I- __ f __ -A --------X ~7 If-I- 1. I- - P SPRINGTIME - I... M 51 ;I- AT Sanford artists Faye Siler I left) and PbylUs Seakarik brought a little bit of the spritil countryside Into the Lakeview Nursing Center, Sanford. recently when they completed this beautiful 20. loot mural In the Center. Members of the Sanford-Sernlaole Art Atiorlation and Bets Sigma Phi Sorority, both women agreed LAKEVIEW by At Vermeer A45AINST TWE SIGNALI I 5i ri's NOT THOU-I s SHOES! 81 il , f! w IIII I JUST wAii TILL ' I t 0 I A -. I I .C _f %_1%J T NOT ) SH TRS -ropENEw1Q LIBRARY CARD, _ - ) COMMITTEC) A CR E! A :'r 7r.."IN-o -----------*- T I . PRISCILLA'S POP I I ii m mlaw"_ ~-) '_ SO SHE GOT CAUGHT I TC) I4ATE TO CROSSING 1-IER) —rBE rmm ICU -?' TO 04V5 ME A KAMP_- - - -*-\ 111=w~~ by Helmdahl & Stoffel CH. THE TMOS" OF r ALL. .. I ~ '54 - - - --.-'-..- made in the jailbreak con. sPirac A "seeral Inmates" and that arrest of "several other civilians" is expected also in - L-_. Federal Funds Sou t For WorkeIlln,ci Students B EDPRICKETT Herald Staff Writer LwnLs for swnmerwork but funds would he s., ,dd the county would be stretch skeptical theway to Seminole without the help and encouragement of assistant administrator all the City and county officials more than happy to administer County. "Nothing has crossed Susan Castrianni and activities director June seeldng more federal money to a federally backed program. my desk yet," Hug said. Miller, and of Eddle -Seakarfk who primed tbe wall surface, they could not have completed their mammoth tok In just 20 hours. provide summer jobs for young City officials' reaction was "Young people need to work people ard students are pleased much the same as ViWen's. in the surtuner time," Moore The patients are understandably delighted with the mural. with President Ford's an. Casselberry City Manager said, adding, Wt "if It comes, nouncement that he will seek Harry Hug said he read about we'll take advantage of it — if 8011S 1412.7 million In additional Ford's proposal In the It's possible." newspapers and would fike to fun' from Congress. Some members of Congress see young people working in g 6. met earfier this week and asked No doubt it would do some Casselberry's recreation for an additional appropria on er Could Hi e I , -LiOR " -- -. - I fit I - _. __ __ -*V-- = night, before Jaflers discovered - E =- ____ -zL-___.--___.- inch crowbar were smuggled y how the breakout attempt. Officials Authorities wouldn,t . ,__~_' 1___' _,~_ ~2~= - - I into the jail adjacent to the the saws got upstairs to said a recently instaed closed. courthouse Sunday during cellblock S-1 occupied by 18 circWt television surveffiance *j isitthg bows :fr: men but it is standardpractice ntuedOn Page 2-A _____ I \ - - -_ ____.: Y-LZ _- - - - just before noon when she (garden nailer Park, Overland Roadn west Seminole near &;_IL~_A conspiracy to commit a felony. ll Being booked into county jail on the charges atpresstlme was ' Mrs. Mary Jane , Id if I ' -4k_~ .. - f agents arrested a west I OF ___ _. A. .1 I ` ' - Seminole woman:n -- J 1 11, -i , . 4 11 1%;I out Sunday night was revealed _ I -. I _ .i & , i. r , k ji!ft " " ~-r* - •".''. I . _i - Iff , 'I Z " --- - - ~V Q. . 11 , , , I _1W ~~., 1). ", 1 -,--I if at the jail to allow visitors upstairs. If Herald Staff Writer A 'i I - -- _: -, _. a~13 __IN ~~4 _ -I A F-, 49~ _, L - , .Mi -4 ,~6- , ! " - - , :; 1"7 OUR KEY PLAYERS/ HE i M TEAM IN STEALS., jb6 -_ . - -,: '1, - - - j~ A.W,. - - n by Garry - - - Ar -401t~ - --.--. - "A4 2. / Ift ' - r_l N-A . Ja' 1 Break Fo'91ed .,.-,,,,. Suspect Arrested ' "1'il~~ 7I P -, - !V*-V - services !- 94 ''Ir 1P op I e . - ~, -- Mo ill see . 72i -r. lcr&m_ e ,_ Er ~_ I& !.~., I -, . 1,r., _TwT 24 I - I . , , ~>Iff fpkk' , _L . P .I 1, I i I 7 Iii ' - - ,..- - Send S I for JA COB Y MODE'RN book to, "Win at Bridge." (c/0 . 11. 11 _ I ol I I i - ., ." . $ -.. '• * I ' .- rrTr Your partner continues to two settled for his small slain . :' - . - . It 4OU! FrTS IKE lull. .. By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS Financial Records Grant last week said he the equipment or were tired of bills being satisfactory. "discovered" addi • "It looks The September Fire Council Chairman J.R. Grant sharing money. fishy working conditions under City formation to another city clerk. in unpaid bills slashed away in Department bill was for In. said Investigations conducted Clerk Onnie Shomate were The same day, Mrs. 011111 said desk s tall atlon of a ra di o th the new b) him over the past six weeks drawers and in "paid" 1Bossiere told The Herald Mr 0111ff said on Jan 17, Impossible Grant thoroughly research files In addition, she zald, two this morning that it was the fire tck The purchase order indicates discrepancies In this year, two days after she ,Mrs. 011iff said the police city payroll records. was dated March 4, 1975. certain payroll accounts. days ago Fire Chief ROY bookkeeper's policy last year assumed the job of bookkeeper officer (Laurence (Skip) "The bookkeeper last year In a meedng with Coun. LaBosslere brought to her for him to hold out bills until City bookkeeper Elise 011iff a policc officer asked, "Are you Iligley) did not define the cilman Gerard Connell, Mrs. office another told was actually nuining the city," $500 worth of purchases were sat The herald the going to give me the same meang of fringe benefits, but 011111 w as instructed to have unpaid bills, including one from He added Besslere said today. "She discrepancies involved that purchase orders one or fringe benefits as (the former did Indicate he had been Hartaocklookat all bills before last September. were not filled out either until -(Continued On Page 2- A) ,... , City more police officers having city bookkeeper) Betty Kelly overpaid from the special state checks were drafted , she said. ouncil meeting were members received more police incentive did?" revenue funds $150. The bookkeeper (Mrs. Offiff) June Lormann and Don ad educational pay than Mrs. Kelly qiIt her city Job In Mrs. 0111ff continued that said she has discovered in Schreiner. authorized from state revenue January,indicating at the time Higley gave similar In. recent we eks LDNGWOOD -City Council n a Special meeng this morning ordered acting public safety director ames P1 1 nesoe t tak tflto Custody all city financial records and deliver them to city auditor ~. Harold Hartsock for a complete pas WO Y \ IMPound Absent from this morning's Hra1dStfWjt 0 s OUflCI .L .. 14 I XP. ,. = L12"fl a - The Professor let the spade Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ( I me % the other hand banging t,e g C U S WOU fl sent a 36 per cent chance. e play I would produce five club tricks any time the suit broke 3-3 or 4-2 and East held the Jack That was a 42pcr it nt chance and I took it - Opening lead -Q& . . -. . Pass I 67th Year, No. 170-Friday, Match 7, 1975 By DONNA ESTES Both vulnerable IFterulti ig -2 2 :' i i 6 by Dove Gmu. RAVS YOU LD BE,OSCAR ... I'LL KNOW Fi)R wKATIS 11jI5 ) rD PA NaT SAY OKAY DOC A NW PJECT)CC&IZTAIN AFTER t0v 1AU(ED 'TO NEW DEAL I RIGHT w! IF r MXXS I IF ThkTS LINED UP R ss IN FLORIDA! ALL ABO ? Q flL FI OU IN THE WAY I . LATIER! COME ON, NW VfANT f, ____ ____ I - 0 RODUcj a I dro?he°uUEi ALLEY oop I iaxr - — - Turner _____________ ace-king and the professor hat would gibe me five clubs tricks any time clubs broke or the jack dropped doubleton, There is a 36 per cent chance of a 3-3 break, plus a 16 per cent chance of dropping a doubleton jack. I would have had a 52 per cent chance for my contract under those circumstances. NORTH 4 K.85 V8 •KQ2 4K Q 543 0 / .-. BY oSWAU and JAMFS JA(OB 1 . _ one i of $706 million to pro%ide jobs any Southern Bell is not expected P° The franchise ailos the pan), hiih h more than 200 franchise is : apparently th e "I'v e been familiar with for students this se deral program Herald Staff Writer to accept the proposal. phone company to use the city franchises with Florida ciUcs, main objective of Hunt and uld be similar prograins in the past The Hcuie Democratic I;r,I welcomed," County Com71v franchise provides dot streets, alleys and other right- is in the process of borrowing Southern Bell offi Sanford City Commissioners cials. and h, zve found students are leadership said Tuesday that it mission Chairman Sid Vihlen yesterday handed a Southern Southern Bell pay the city one of-ways to conduct Its business. 200 million, "You hit the nail on the Jr. said today. most Ideally suited for the will try to push through Bell Telephone Company of- per cent of the company'sgrosa At the end of the two-year A 30-year franchise with no head," Hunt said when recreation department," Hug Congress this month a special annual revenues for f ir st pe riod, Qty Commission then fee between the company and questioned about the use of ficlal an offer for a VihIen said the county's said $5 9 billion appropriation franchise which after two two bears of the agreement for holds the option to Increase the the city, ended Feb. 1. budget Ithout federal help franchise as collateral. However, both Hug and designed to create up to two the use of the pubhc's right-offmnchise fee to two per cent for years may cause an increase in IU reestablislunent of the i Continued On Page 2-A) -is too lean this year to hire Sanford Mayor Lee Moore were billion jobs in a variety of 1 ways in the city, phone the remaining 28 years, bills. I areas. inCTease w hich m e passed ., M Ilk John Gunther, executive onto the telephonesbscriber I directoroftheU,Conierence . Tom Hunt, manager of - -, F of Mayors, said the cities got local Southern Bell office, will Won for summer jobs report the Commission's I decision to top telephone of ' - -A last year. Ile said he welcomed , . the announcement Ford, but fictals in Jacksonville. 1. Longwoods Restoration Featurea added: "The only is problem But,Huntlsnotoptimjsticas tne)'renotaungbigenough ' to the outcome of the officials Jngx s ristoration and hIstor) (tHt$np back to Gunther said a survey opinion. I .1 It by the 1876 is featured thi. I - week in the Seminole Magazine in -1 %&a - 7 conference showed the cities ~ "I'm sure the officials will not I stories by Donna Estes and Elda Nichols, along with __ I \ __ pictures capturing the olden days of the city. Enjoy the - ______ - ___ - any circummances," Hunt told __ events surrounding the establishment of Longwood in jobs. . : commissioners. Sunday's Herald. ~, has been Hunt said that any fee wWch L' ' . costs the phone company more - __ . . Adoption Trends Change universities. He said university than one per cent of the gross . I __~_[ officials are hoping to place Adoption trends are changing as the number of revenues would be passed on to I ' healthy hite infants available for adoption declines, their students In summer CtistomCrS. _j', emPlo)ment ~. that will be useful 4 Women's Editor Jean Patteson reports on the adoption of The Increase would be 1; -a I f _ _ V --r-A-M-10 : - 2~ biracial, blackand foreign children on Page 117, Women's I . A 'i'l~ I I jw =-_ One such request from the t - --. turned do" n bi-Tause of the lack c harge the phone customers I Citrus Open Highlights I ' h i of money, ViMen noted , any more money for their phone ! The final round of the Citrus Open will be Sunda) a '11P I Over in Longwood, Slayor service. . --9 the sports pages ofTbeSundn) Herald for earlier results If the franchise deal is , 4 -- -i 40 elcome college students if he rejected by Southern Be!l, City ,, Ar : -4 An B) MICKEY IACf1l1lD1 II-1 if v , - — I ; . - I J Qh I ( ~- , ,ww I I.j.- I Y"~ - , - .) " ) -) '0 . p ________________ 1 - ____ jI o / • WINTHROP " / - '0 • "* S - ARCHIE " i AS C6,J SEE, I'VE C4177AIER Q HOW ABOUT DCMNG you i J p FOR MY NEXT TRICK THAT TRICK ON TODAYt FOOD PRICES ? - t _________ ç. : I ____ 14ot- 1) P - __-77~ -r— iiiiiiiiiii = : X . I CAPTAIN EASY WKAT 15 rHE PKINCEC-9 6ECAME VICLENr YOUR EXCELLENCY. ' H I i -F\i -2tIII. - '- I It C -- -.".. -: -, - .. I _ I ____ T/J177" - . T I I .( — ! i VALEAMM'S DAY __. / by Howie Schneider I 14.WKS AW1 VMjRa = ", A LJTr1Z UNUD IAJ EV L!01 . ~N - II wwb -- I . \:~) * ~ —_ -.--..___ i, - ,%-~r -i'~r ill vvv 11 .1 = : , UK & MEEK / I 4 - I -1 YOU #vII I . - - I Z) " iI by Crooks & Lawrence - SPREi5o OF M ~~ 19 NOT PRINCESS _1 Ai_.,AA1bJ.1 .. : : ' mW= AL;e; 1 _'A_--71 p ~ _"_7= P~ 1,F- ____ ____ i _j - _____' .% 00C ouu~ I '. ______ / $1, O AJ iq ' -.- - _____ - --... Inside Sunday ED I i - WE1H RABBIT I SHALLPULLOUTA RA T! I . ; 9 4 by Bob Montana Et_1VER ll'L-F . J, op I, t0a ll • ; m i ty 4,= a _.- __wr___,!.W , M I _~. I _ -t 1 M .- _~_ _[y .4_-XV * , _;_ if;k P .t. - --- 2 - '' '" - --. - -. -_ - ______ 0 6 a -_ - , _Zit;:Ixt. --i. ,vt -- - - -- FRANK AND ERNEST - -. .J i -(/ by Bob Thar.s AI 4 _________________ OIL'O(1 - ii A • NOW KR'$ A SHORT RISS _____ ______________ Index l jJ1 —1 JS '.' ,j - Around the (Jock Brie .............3B Calenlar SA Church News 8A _____ ____________________ b Frank Hill I i:q . i _4XIE WTH IPE "* __ ~ - .' 0 ' LUSH! A`T i -AII0 r I -~ . IF - - I 4, - ) ) ~ _. - __-.-=- -- - I lw _~~~ - -- --i__ . -_ S - - —- --- - , 1 J I Yes terday's high fl low th is morning 45. Partly I company is seeking to enter into a 30-year franchise With the Ifl o'der that the franchise be used as collateral for Lit) W4 Z - . . - I 4. 6B re;,egotiations between the cit cloudy through Saturdayolth a chance of shit,viers. 1119lis mush) in the uppe r 7 and Ions near 60 Rain pro 1) 20 per cent tonigh , 40 per cent Saturday. Complete _ . , " Z_.__= _V_l A ~% ME Television 1 ~* __, I , I I . ' - A - SANFORD AIRPORT FENCING GOES UP # 11P-T -1 - ',," '-.. ,, - -1 - I #r, t - " :" ,, 1 .' - 1 0 T Ft.rk I . ~ , 60T AS $ZED AS A BEET AND 14E 'VELL ANDPT MV bA Dr Limb Ethrial .............4A Horoscope IOA Hospital Knoks lids recommended to commis'ioners that an or dinance be passed charging SournBellaonepercent(ee for using the right-of ways The ordinance would be majoring in accounting or business administration are cspeciaU) useful Also, rmann agreed with Hug that students can b gainfully employed In a city's - 11"ve" Soullseastern C the Sanford Airport AuthorIt I 'i d for the proJet. Was 1115,71039 i' 5 per cent of the costs picked up by the federal gov-4:1111nent, 11.5 per -ent by the stale and 124 per cent by the Alrpo .%uthorlty fr;)m arcuilaulated airport revenues. The air operations area Includes ramps and run%ay. g of . mer un ess the federal money comes through. up best the cities' attitude employ students and young people: "Anything will help," LI! �— - - ---- - .: - 2A—Evening Horakj, Sanford. FL. Friday. March?, IflS Re-Hearing Slated On Turner Extradition By BOB LLOYD i NATION Assistant State Atty. Richard Hyatt told the court that he had talked by telephone with Garland and al though Garland was unable to appear in court he was agreeable to the rehearing, Herald Staff Wri ter Seminole Circuit Court Judge Richard B. IN BRIEF Oil Producing Nations Seek Price Commitment NEW YORK (AP) - The oil cartel's plan for linking petroleum prices Muldrew Is scheduling an April re-hear ing On the state of New York's efforts to extradite super salesman Glenn Turner to face a mon th con tempt of Judge Muldrew yesterday granted, In a f our-minute hea ring here a State of Florida mo tion for a re-hearing on the extradition proceeding. Turner, colorful south Seminole resident to the cost of its Imports is being read here as a ploy prepared for talks with the consuming nations later this year. Some analysis feel the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries may be willing to grant short4erm pike concessions In return for assurances that present oil profits can maintain their purchasing poker. "WImi, they're looking for is some kind of a commitment From the consuming nations regarding a stable price, which they may get if we are big enough fools t says Prof. Maurice Adelman at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. At the conclusion of their Algiers .L. __-_-_t--___ . wiunii, WV 'Jur'.... inemoers saHi fliurSaay Iney were "prepared to negotiate condi ti ons for the stabiliza tion of oil prices." But they said such st.abillsation would include linking the price to such items as the price of manufac- Judge Muidrew said he was tentatively setting the new hearing for March 20. Hiatt said Garland had requested a date In the week of April and Muldrew said, "Then we'll hold it about that time." The court noted that the sta te, in a brief filed in support of Its petition for re-hearing, has raised questions concerning an apparent conflict in Florida's extradition statute, Judge Muldrew ruled Feb. 6 that New York state papers forwarded through Guy. facing re-trial at Tampa on federal mall fraud charges, and his attorney, Edward T. M. Garland of Atlanta, were both absent from the brief Thursday hear ing. - - - ___ - i - -. - ___ ___ --t - - -. i a. .a I 1~1 I- - - - . In January 1973, the New York attorney general's office charged Turner with - ___________ Impouncls KecordS _______ ________ ;W11 "1 . — - _____ _____ ______________ (Continued From Page 1-A) ' _____ ____ Got It And Hung On' j TOMAH, Wis. (AP) — Frank G. Andrea was an early rer who liked to open his hardware store by 7 a. He shunned some innovations embraced by other Tomah merchants, such as staying open Saturday nights. But when he died, he left the community the bulk of his es ta te perhaps $1 million or more. His en terprise, thrift and . •-.. I - ..—.... :ki!,$M ______ - p - - , - '.i ... - 1. ____ ' . - / • •. . - - I -. 4 ________________ __________________ III4% jr '.,, 7' tsvwl -- ': _____________ ________________________ ___ _____ _____ ________ ____ __________________________ ____________ - GOP In 'Serious Trouble' - - ~ __ 0-1 — I Ii. •. _ wvlsnmp~ - ..J -Ir .. , -_ - 11 . Ci ting a poll showing only 18 per cent of Americans consider themselves Republicans, GOP Chairman Mary Louise Smith warned today that the party is in serious trouble and that "time is running out," "Unless you and I get toge ther and work f or this party, we may have no party at all," Mrs. Smith said In a speech — AUTO HITS DeBARY HOME launching a two-day meeting of Republican leaders, -. monies, insisted she has no thing todowl th it other than counter-signing payroll checks No, It wasn't a hurricane or tornado that caused this damage to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom as city treasurer. Newsome, 100 Columbia Road, DeBary, yesterday, Rather Councilman Connell, It was an automobil e, driven by Mrs. Muriel Clock, 138 Verona Road, also of DeBary, that ran out of control. 7be car careened ho we v er, a asked her whether through flower bed and fina lly came to rest In the bedroom of the Newsome home. Fortunately, the she does In fact sign reports Newsome, were not home at the time of the occident, which caused arozImakIy $1,000 damage to from the state as the city's the auto and $5,000 to the borne. fiscal officer, Indicating the amoun ts due policemen under the state program. She at first denied any knowledge of the documents. However, after Connell pressed the poin t, she - - wj - - ,-- — Chief Deputy Duane Harrell &I Take Heads up, Cflers, the Legal Notice Phone Hike Possible (Continued From Page 1-A) chise of the phone company Knowles said he felt the Hunt also said it was "to the which provides for a 30-year telephoue company, being the benefit of the city" to show it period with a one per cent fee, only company operating In the W a franchise with the phone Commissioner Gordon Meyer City. has been "using" the abstained from any dLicussion public's righit-or-way.3 withou By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Stall Writer Air and water pollution -. V ' — 11 'i On C a" :, in 1 - ; - ; - on On use plan will include the Ii Also included In the con- !~ - -- . - -- - -- - - -- —. Commissioners also ap- ditlonal use approval was the proved a site plans for a dental restriction on any construction office at 24th Place and Maple at the site. Avenue, an addition to the - .I Morris said Lash would use commercial building at Bob the existing building for his Dance Dodge at 1801 W. 1st office, and no new constructi on Street and an office building at - - -. would be needed. t 9 1808 French Avenue, Parade Committee Begins Yule Work By JANE CASSELBERRY herald Sta ff Writer 11 discuss plans for the 1915 Christmas Parade, Officers were elected and There Is one group in town duties assigned to the that really believes in doing its following: Bill (Banks) Christmas planning early. Register, parade marshal; - The Sanford Fred Davis, chairman; D. C. Greater Christmas Parade Committee McCoy, assista nt chalman; met at 7:30 a.m. yesterday to Pat Register, trophies and t. ,i Altamonte : I - - - The PW Board will make a paving of the lot and recommendation on a surrounding fencing by replacement for Blackaheare to Otober. the City Commission. - - - ne board also accepted the Commission Chairman Art pointment to the Sanford — - -- _ - __ ~ - - - — ~~_ - _ W __ , J -- Lash said at preaent be h&i 45 cars in his Inventory but said he Harris provided that conditions Housing Authority. Ja l Break ______ - Plan and there would be no resignation of Ed Blacksheare, mecha ni cal or body work done who Is resigning as P&Z Cornat the site, missioner because of his ap- FICTITIOUS NAME ySffl fly MICKEY LOC'RRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Incation was on Lash's property ac Notice Is hCrChy given tP? *c are engaged In bviinell Lt Beac h Ave,, Sankando Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the liclilious 101 Zoning (P&Z) Commission last cars. night unanimously approved a A public hearing was set for condi tional use plan submitted March 2o to consider a rNluest by automobile dealer Jim Lash to allow Cardinal Industries to for the establishment of a used locate a model housing project car lot at 4114 Orlando Drive. alongside the Sanora housing Local attorney Robert development for the modular Morris, representing Lash, told apartment construction in. the P&Z board the used car lot dustry. - t once mounting problem in the But concern of phone corn- or .'otlng on the telephone paying the city. Definite action taken by the the report declares that the resources committee which will Central Florida area — officials party have Central Region DPC to quality of the water must be consider It next week. Under "e of PRODUCT MOVEMENT over using the franchise because his involveThe previous franchise did been drastically reduced by eliminate pollution In the St. SYSTEMS, and that WI intend to franchise as colla teral for a ment in the Issue would con, maintained and preserved so the proposed law, Department register sold nam, with the Clerk of not call for loan, doesn't register much stitute a conflict of Interest, provided the any fee, but efforts of State Pollutlor Johns basin has resulted in: that "body contract Is not of Natural Resources head the Circuit Court, Serninolt County, city with a 33 and Control, (DPC) a recently — The City of Maitland hazardous to one's health." Harmon concern with citY com- Meyer'3 wife is an employe of onmmrd per cen Shields would direct FIGCIdo in accordance with the mlsjoners, t discount arid cernpiled five-year report of upgrading to advanced waste Unabated pollution of water the consolidated agency. l'Ovi$lont c4 the FiCtitious Name Southern Bell. three free trunk lines, that organization reveals, Statutes, treatment, To-wit section eii,os Commissioners, during the and air can be extremely costly riot Ida Statutes csi, Successful efforts have cen— The City of Casselberry, in terms of hunv4n suffering, noon luncheon at the Capri ResFuture environmental ef. WlIiLm H, Schwab 'ere' around enforcement of proposing plans to eliminate losses of property value according to Senkevich's forts, taurag, expressed their desire John Carla and i existing pollution statutes, and discharge to surface water. Foiled Publish- March 7. 14. 2). 7$. 1975 to insure that revenues will be reduced enjoyment of the report, will pi vot on: education of the public to collected by the city In the event (Conflnued From Page I-A) Action against the City of region's "outdoor lifestyle." Funding to munIcipalIties DEL 3) S(wm had told The Herald mllution pro~lem. Winter Park is still pending, Dredging and fliling of any for construction of new NOTICE FOR BIDS that the state legislature system in the jail played a part that a "Saturday night special" L egal Notice It hereby given that "We~J River md all the based on where eliminates a municipal tax. they decide to Florida waters require a permit wastewater facilities, tc'j tio In stopping the attempted revolver had also been other spring be recei ved by runs still exhibit, locate an East Orange County from both the state DPC and The d:rnjnatjon of the utility trcak1A11 L or of lcr.da. Deparlrncnt 0' £mug1ed into the Regionaliz.ation of sewage Jail and good water quality," but Regional Facility. tax would "be disastrous," Genera' Services, Division ot Monday, county corn- ditassernbled and fl ushed down "Lakes Seminole county pollution treatment facilities. Construcfi Howell and Jessup are on and maintenance, unto Comniioner A. A. McClana. mlssionera approved Polk's a commode when the Jaflhreak still The Central Region DPC control office, County Pollution ? ) P M o'ciou floral ISII in extremely poor conoffIc' located In Orlando has Control Director Langley Adair Continued inspection by wnd ay March 17, 1975, and han said. request. for a budget line item attempt was discovered. will diflOn," according U, the report overall Pollution abatement investigate's the proLability of DPC of all treatment plants, At that time be Publicly operved and "If we don't increase taxes transfer to pay for a $1,750 Hogan, however, said today compikd by A. Senkevich, responsi including chemical sampling, read aloud at Conference Room of here, ( the franchise fee) we will metal detector that will be that the weekleng investlgtion rei1oa! l)PC administrator In area of bility for a nine-county environmental damage in ThI Sf*te Ottfr,. fllr!q Wnter Perk, i'ntral Florida. J',.1,:*1 tizn-, ur, ant- e~-' #--#rl-~,-. 11-1W flr;,- j-dl,q Int- in ~Ii -rc-cornuwwling to the county j( rlc.ria for Careful pollution r control son of .iddition, tile area of t1w. St. McCLanahaj said. Because surface water is so commissioners approval or storm ninoff and dredge and fill ,Proiftl A. Two Ran Residences to aid in future detection of that a gun was smuggled into Johns from Lake Harney Important to the lifestyles denial of the permit. Inorder to activities. Estimated rerenucc to be smuggled items, the ceilblock. (Prolec, U. Picnic, Pavilions, through Lake George still livelihoods collected by the city on the one of Central cut down on some of the red Also Monday, deputies were *etfrooms and Wale, Mrs. Sh..r'a- hiithind VMUUIL$ LLa-CApoor water quality, but Floridians, priorities of the tape and overlaping actio "5"i for Wekiw Per cen t fee is $14,800 seen outside the jail on a Hood I ns by Springs Slate Grant Shazer, 20. tIe "sources are in the process of Park). fice have been to control four separa te environmentally Records show that the Avenue lawn checking a pleaded guil ty last month ing," All ri?i In upgrad fUfflilPed and all water pollution problems, — oriented state agencies electric franchise, gas fran- number ci blue-covered cell cirdi co work , a perf0rm, Shill Win ac t to a charge of ur m Little WeIdva — grossly namely dredge and fill ac- "Super-agency" is now chfse and cable television mattresses with a metal pouonoburgiryu4 cordenc# with the being drawings, polluted in 1970 — began to tivitles, and domestic and in- planned, 'PCCifI(Clj franchise pro vide more than a detect or. At that time officers is In county Jail pending and a pre- show improvement since DPC dustrial waste. Docum ents pertainin g Contract thereto, ufl per cent revenue to the city, said it was just "a routine cell Trustees of the Internal Wh'4h ma, sentence investigatiot, ordered had ordered the removal of a be eamint.j, no t " The ever Increasing tourist Improvement Trust Fund, A conc'ensus among Mayor shakedown.' obtan, at tht Office ,if the Bureau by the COurt. laige num be r of sewage and residential populations In Department 04 Construction, SI) Larson Lee Moore and Coinmjssjonrs Hogan a1d no contraband of Bldg. Natural Shaw was one of four men treatment plants, ahas54.p PIotida. Conta1 Flo and the ri and may be ia1" da are creating a Resources, Game and Fish McClanahan and Julian Sten. was fou nd in the mattresses but arrested In January when upgrading of the effl uents of tremendous demand for high Cocunisslon, and "" A At mt'taned tron, Ihe strom showed their supptwi of the hacksaws wcr found later sherift's igent.s cracked what the DPC, will DW C -nton rtCld 14 offir"t" l`41`1000C, others. Yet "storm water quali ty water, 111gb quality be GrO. Arthfe5 the fran chise, in a drain in the celiblock and they called a three-county reorganized into the one 32)) 13 East COtOnial Drive, Orlando, FWWS discharge, and a citrus plant recreational waters are a "super Commissioner John Morris the bladesundernea th atabtein burglary ring that utilized -agency" if an effort by Gerald P. c ARA discharge continue to be necessity for boa ting, water state Iegi.sla torsLsnuees(uj supported the orgnal (ran- the cell. AlA AtChllKt Juveniles to t*irq,larIze bmes. problems." skiing, canoeing, fishing, House subcommittee yesterday 1'bIiSh F,b 7t. Marc',;. l97 flt.k' ,L, --- __) .r - TU Sanford Planning and plans to reduce his stock to 40 the circuit court. - __ Lash Given Okay - PubIlth - March 7, 11. 71, 7$, 1S __________ DEL Poll uted Howell Branch has swimming, or just viewing the unanlmous!y approv ed such a improved since 1970, but still aesthetic qualities of the bill, and sent the proposed remains "marginal," waters." With that assumption, legislation to the house natural - consider a bill to create the agency today, one day after the House environmental reorganization subcommittee una nimously approv ed the measure. Th e battle, shaping up as one of the hottest issues of the 1975 legisla ti ve session, pi ts the proposal of Senate Preside nt Dempsey Barron, 1)-Panama City, and House Speaker Donald Tucker, 1)-Ta llahassee, agalnit Askew's plan to reshape four agencies Into th ree. 1: ro rclAnce with the proviskr of the roclinous Name Statur. Section I63.0 Florida Statutes 9$7 P011uti"on Pro - super-agency. A Se nate Natural Resources subcommittee was to 1! - of - - .! Federal CommWeations Commission (FCC) Is In V11th tht Cler% - __ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Th e battle lines have be en drawn between Gov. Reutn Askew and legislative leaders over th e proposed creati on of an environmen ta l a Notice S4mln0le County. Florida V -, Battle Lines Drawn Hearing Set been deposited there until - The designed capacity of the 20-year-old jail Is 432. Officials said 412 prisoners currently are housed th ere. CBers y. available for review police CASSELBERRY Band Division. said he was told by Indian River electric blanket set fire to her cash, tussle with another canine office equipment and an Police said Mrs. Dickson, a records showing that payroll The public, all CH authorities yesterday that bed and the dog's alarm Inoperative antique friend. Mrs Angelo jumped In nurse at Florida Hospital, au thorization is signed not by handgun. resul operators and anyone else Calvin Leo J. Cute's taxi service has to break up the fight, and was home Wedzie,day night ted in Wanda Nelson and Damage to a door and filing about ii her but by the former chief of the parents In r t te es ed SCpIflg in attending Is two life prison terms. been In operation less than a bitten on her thumb for her o'clock and found th cabinet was reported at e house in a police Tom Hennigan up until at their Barton Stt InVi te d t month, and already Cote's been efforts, police said, late January when he resigned, Deputies said burglars en- robbed, state of disarray, Seminole sheriff's Capt. .i. Q. with minor Injuries. Free coffee will be th tered e Pro Shop and Pleicones now. at The "Slim" Gall oway said he se t ser ved. Deputy C. H. Braeckleth said Springs at Longwood by Mrs. Woodward also opened two de Cute, who operates Die only Haiti for the meeting es to Vero Beach Eugene Nelson puti carried the breaking a window. An Inside taxi In Sou for Inspection to the PS will be th Seminole, was fast today to return Galvin to the ThCounty Road blazing blanket from his door was forced to gain entry to asI eep outside the police benevolent fund records. Sanford to face circuit Court daughter's Why Not Runners C.B. Radio Club. Circuit Court Judge Robert B. gambling%nd Income tax bedroom to a patio. an fice of a nd a petty cash box. The Herald, In a story last charges o' escape, robbery, County Lounge In Altamonte Springs McGregor is scheduled to hear convictions, fire department units Deputy F. M. Stewart said yester week, revealed that revenues ________________________ attempted robbery and use of a fr day and was awakened a defe nse motion Tuesday at Blackburn, 54, was tran. from om the Sprirgwood Village items taken In the break-In b the sale of police accident y a reporter. 1:15 pm., at Sanford for an sferred Wednesday to a state reports firearm In commission Of B station at nearby 14 and m434 laven,t been determined. to citizens had been felony, aPPeal bond for former central prison answered the alarm. Officers facility at Lake Butler to deposited until early ft year Sanford police today were Asked how his business was Florida gambling ar Harlan continue serving a six-month FICTIT IOUS said damage was limited to U* probing the reported tMft of a going, ben to in theevolent (tint Cote ruefully admitted sqM* Colondot Blackbum Notice Is hereby given that I am Altamonte Springs police said blanket, bed and carpetIng. 10 year sentence in connection 1975 Ford pickup truck, valued two young men earlier in the MM Woodward said the fund engaged in business V Lon9*OOd the robbery and use of a Blackburn has been paroled with a June 1971 Longwood In other reports, deputies at $4,500, for a lot at Jack week held a knife to his opened in April, 1973, and Ave. and Route 436. Se m inole throat front federal prison at Atlanta telephone booth assassi firearm In commissIon of a said burglars broke Into the Praiser Ford, U. S. County. Florida, under tht tl(1iIi na tion monies raised from gospel ,,,,, 17-92 at and took $13. The Incident was after serving more than VIDEO c Iv., and felony Chwites against Galvin Springwood Village apartinent Lake Mary Boulevard. two attempt on his longtime sings and the police reports had ported ra uai i Intend to retter said rame year sentence for lieutenant, Clyde It*. Blackburn Miracle Recreation was awarded the contract for 80 galvanized picnic table frames for Lake Mills Park for $4,852. Super Scenic Comfort Stations had the low bid for two "comfort stations" at the rate of $24,815. 1T1(bfl ths." because her dog got into a house, police reported toda early Thursday after an complex office taking petty JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) U.S. District Judge Charles R. Scott has orde r ed [)uval County jail officials to explain why th ey haven't made court-ordered jail Em. provements, Scott said Thursday he will close th e jail "in whole or in part" unless officials a nswer a showause order on March 26 stemming from his Jan. 21 demands for Em. proved housing and treatment of Inmates. "1 don't know how we can possibly handle the situation," Sheriff Dale Carson said of the show-cause order. He said unless th e crime rate decreases or state Prison Director Louie Wa i nwright decides to accept additional prisoners, "we'd just have to go over th e cap In about two . town. Members of the FCC will be at the Civic Center to night between the hours of 7 and 19 for a question a nd answer session on the adznlued she does sign the new "Parts 95" for phasing record to the state on the dty'a ou t Z3 channel Cjthen Band lawmen. Cote, regretfully, says Lucidly, the dog which bit behalf, along with the police (CII) radios. no arrests have been made. Mrs. Angelo is owned by chief. These FCC members are (Iery WWIams also of Day's Mrs. Shotnate Iri$ted Police NOT with the enlorcement bdge. And Mrs. William's dog Sgt. Bette Woodward has full bureau and there will be no 4LTAMONTE has had its rabi es sits, responsibility tot' indicating the cltatjon.Lj,neI, only useful órd1ng to police, amounts due each police of. InI a dluemthated Vivian Angello, 23, at Day's Vandals broke into Mrs. ficer. In a personal Interview Representing the FCC Lodge apartments is nursing a Frances Dickson's apartment with Mrs. Woodward this win be Arlan Van Doom, sore thumb toda y, at 508 San Sebastian Place morning au. refLLed to direct deputy clIef of Safety She's nursing the thumb Wednesday and ransacked the blame at anyone, but did make Amateur and Citizen's -. -. man, are in Connection with a Jan. 5 who plead guilty to robbery In robbery at the Brantley Square Indian River County, was to be Wixm.Dlxie store, SR-UI and transferred to Seminole County 5R.4* Jail at Sanford today to lice Details on the___ rñaInlng similar charges In this county. charges were not Imme,rllifeIy available. Authorities at Vero Beach Authorities today reported a said Gary Lee Galvin pleaded Rolling Hills family's pet guilty to two robbery dames -............a inui.an zuver county. Seminole l.._a FOR ZOO The county park is scheduled to open this summer, County Parks Director Jim Buck asked that bids on 65 platic grills be postponed until next week until he could learn more specifics about competing firms. Also this week, county conunLssjoners withheld the payment of $460 to the King Healy Planning Group on the recoinmendation of County Planner Roger Neiswender. Nelswenoer told the Board that planning work on camping area, nature trails and other items on the Big Tree Park master Plan had not been completed, although Healy had already billed the county for the services, The Board directed County Attorney Tom Freeman to read the contract for Healy's cervices to determine if the payment to the group could be withheld. Judge May Close Jail Man Returned On Altamonte Robbery A Three fourths of the signal—which been estimated as costing closer to — will be financed by seven cent gasoline funds to the county, while developer Lester Mandell (Greater Construction) will pay for one fourth of the cost. Members of the P1 Lambda chapter of P11 Theta Kappa, scholastic honor society at Seminole Junior College, held a flea market-garage sale last weekend for the benefit of the Central Florida Zoo. At the weekly meeting on Wednesday the members presented the proceeds to Jack Hanna, zoo director. From left: Mary Norton, Jose Reyes, Hanna, Brian Wiliberger, Tom Thum and Judith Breeze. ttt - the policemen from state revenue MORE Christian. Plelcones took offlce. She had In the file letters Indicating for- the action, although it was not sanctioned by tile council. She For much of last year the showed as recent disbursement city's bookkeeper was ?Irs f ro m the SaIly Haislip, Mayor Eugene tion to tf und a $200 contribuhe Sou th Seminole Jaques was the city adLodge Fraternal Order of ministrator with a salary of Police and $10 ChrIstmas $10,000 per year up until Sep- bonuses in 1974 to all members tember 1974. In September of of the poli ce department. last yer the city council strIpped Jaques of bo th pay and In the city council's formal administra ti ve powers. Shortly action this morning, depar t. before that time Mrs. HaIslip ment heads were ordered to quit her job with the city and make available to the auditor Mrs. Kelly took over all f inancial records from any bookkeeping responaibilifles. and a ll sources, ______ Mrs. Shornate, when questioned by the press this morning about whe ther she "checks out" sums due _____ _____ . " made the policy, not . m r-". rnavr," he Said. ___________ - - ____ . . shrewd investment amassed the fortune in well over half a century in this west central Wisconsin community of about 6,500. "He had a good business, and he was a man who guarded his money very carefull y," reca ll ed Homer a reurru hospital worker and dose friend. "He got it, and he hung on to it," added fellow merchan t Forest Kennedy. Andres died last August at 83. In h is will, the bulk of th e estate is set aside for a trust, wi th the interest used "for any worth while and necessary gifts for the Tomah community." ________ County commissioner: this week awarded contracts to low bidders for traffic signal and park equipment. Florida Traffic Signals, Inc. will Install a signal at the corner of SR 434 and Palm Springs Drive after It submitted a low bid of $18,621 for the work. New Bribery Charges $93,000 In bribes. "We anticipate th ey'll be (lied in th e early p art of next week," Asst. State Atty. Robert Willis said Th ursday. Willis said the nine bribery and conspiracy charges would be reified directly with the Leon County Circuit Court. He said recon venin g a grand jury and acqua ting in it with th e case would ta ke too long and be too costly. "Our only problem is purely a logistics on e," he sa id. Prosecutors do not plan to refile 10 dismissed counts th at charged Ctuistlan wi th lying to a Leon County grand Jury, he said. Willis' statements came after a meeting witlrlpee4al Prosec utor T. Edward A ustin and Asst, State Atty. Aaron llowden, both of whom haa guided th e grand jury probe of 4 ____________ Face TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) — Spe cial prosecutors say th ey will refile charges that f ormer Educa tion Commissioner Floyd Christian accept ed V violating the agreement and with criminal de'elopment of OPEC nations. WASHINGTON (AP) State ___________ tured goods. inflation and the cost of technology for the 'He Christian To ~ ~_~ ___________________________ ____________________ The contempt cita tion stemmed from a consent order Turner signed In Novembei 1970, agreeing to halt alleged deceptive practices In the sale of distributorships for voscot Interplanetary Inc. cosmetics and Dare-to-be-Great Inc. motivational courses. Friday, March 7,1$7S-3A Commission Awards Variety Of Contracts LORIDA IN BRIEF Longwooa Council - ---- ------------------- -- F was present In that state during the one year period In which the alleged contempt.s were made. I -- - ______..._._.____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. contempt. A judge then sentenced Turner In offense Is alleged to have occurred, absentia to six months in jail and a $65,450 During the Fe bruary hearing Garland said fine and New York asked for his etradiUon New York had offered no proof that Turner from Florida. I __- A - states that a defendant doesn't have to be in the state (that seeks extra dition) when an _— — 0 Reubin Askew's office were not sufficient under Florida law and that Turner couldn't be forced to go to New York. Florida's law reads that a state seeking to extradite a person must show the pe rson jumped bail, broke parole or escaped conThe New York papers didn't show that Turner had clone any of these. The state has, In the petition for re-hearing trief, taken the position that there is a conflict In the Florida extradi tion sta tute. The state's brief cites another section of the sta tute that "----T,-.~..-. ' I I - — Sunday. 0 Youre at a flea arket u in everv , ina.. - 0 , Suddenly, your wife spots an 18th Century spittoon. It'd make a terrific umbrella stand,, But by now' re out of cash, and they wont take a check. So oy u whip over to "24-Hour Jack:'ur yo banker who never c oses, p in your card, press some buttons, snag the cash, and dash for the spittoon. ~i_ M~% decorating; W. H. (Jack) Weibler, treasurer; Bill and dinators; and Joan King, secretary and publicity. The annual event is not sponsored by any commercial Aran ahnpIinhl R$ bU aiii IlUII II IIUI group the committee and organlzatlons are invited bythe members are volunteers, who Altamonte Mall to participate donate their time In planning in the shopping annual Spring Charity Bazaar and raising funds for the to be held April 5 from 10 a.m. Christmas parade many months in advance. Last year's to 9:30 p.m. Interested organization will committee raised $2,551. There Is a carry-over of $119 in the ave e oppartunitv to presert treasury to get this year's effort their message to the public or off the ground. sell articles to raise funds for One fund raising event held in their charitable projects. conjunction with the parade Any interested group should last year for the first time — the contact the Mall office immediately to reserve soace for King and Queen Contest — Is tC to be repeated thIs year. this event. Bazaar Set You're out of cash on a weekend, and they won't take a check. if you had a nickel lot .very time that's happened to you. you'd own your own flea market by now. But it'll never happen again. Not if you have a checking account at a Flagship Bank. Because with your checking account we give you free — the most convenient banking innovation ir. this part of the world. "24Hour Jack:' Ycj'll find him on the outside wall of your bank. He's open on weekends, 3:30 in the morning, the 4th of July, Christmas, New Year's Eve, and every other time too. "24-Hour Jack" lets you withdraw up to $100 a day from your checking account. Withdraw from savings. Make deposits (and get a printed receipt). And you can even use Jack to make your instalment loan payments. Of course, you can't use "24-Hour .Jack' un!cs you've got a checking account with us. So open one today. Then when you're out of cash you can dash over to "24'Hour Jack:'And dash away with happiness. . - - ! _1=_____1 I W ; U1 . '24'Houc Jack:' Your any-hour banker. FLAGSHIP Is U. S.BANK OF SEMINOLE ' MEMBER F.D.I.C, 3000 S. ORLANDO DR. (17.9) �lhi il]ven - g Around The Clock - Herald - 300 S. FRENCH AVE.. SA?FoRD, FLA. 377?l Area Code -ifl-ll or 831.9993 Friday. March The r'k'ring is from -J ack Homer's Corner" a mad -"ram from the Executive Manager of the (;rester Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Particularly appropriate for these days and 7. 975-4A in ,•••••, • WAYNE D. i)OYLE, Publisher Wil .1 JAM D. CtJRHIE, Managing Editor hiOBEHTc.MARKEvAth ngDirector Home I)dwen: Week 55 rents; Month, $.4O: 6 Months. $1420; B% Mail: In Fk.rida .amt' as hcme deliery. All Year. $2840 -NIOnth. $2.70. 6 .%ImLhs. S16-20; 12 Months. $Lijo. United Nations May Hold Mideast Key - lii.. ,4n.,*, .j 'Tilt' ar 'f'f%f'% 1' Pt!? tnjjj It might be well for business nanagers toclip this little "story,"and post It onto their employes bulletin board. (Usually the one who does Lake the time to clip Lid bits like this one, isn 't the DUSU$1Uafl who would tolerate the condi tions described above, either. It's the one who doesn't care who gets into trouble with his business, right?) - uvi: "Fm the fellow who goes into a restaurant, sits down and patiently waits while the waitresses finish their visiting tore taking my orde r. "Fm the fellow who goes into a department store and stands quietly whil e the clerks finish their Little chat. About (hat Longwood family which had its house burned recently, the public onsc to help ita.ancous "I'm the fellow who drives into a service station aid never blows his horn, but lets the attendant take his time. "You might say Many calls were received by both the 1mgwood Fire Dept., and here at The Herald to which we — that I'm the good guy. say, "Thank you!" However, there won't be any need for additional But do vou know who else I am? " I'm the Fellow who nev er comes b ha "It puzzles me to see business spending so much money every, year to get my business when I was there in the first place. "And all they nedid to k eep me coming back tas som e senice and extend a little co urtesy." help as other members of their — President Anwar Sadat has disclosed and U.S. officials have confirmed that a formal treaty pledging the United States of America to the defense of Israel has been proposed as a possible guarantee of any peace settlement that finally emerges in the Middle East. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger surely - - - apartment. -- IN BRIEF Kissinger Makes 1 it h ____ Peace . - _ - •-..:i 10 Kissinger due in Egypt tonight after a stop en route In BrusselsWas to meet with Greek Foreign Minister Diniltrios Hitt, Th e semiofficial Cairo paper Al Ahram said I'rcsident Anwar Sidat would tell his visitor the is a blunder when i terrorist attack defusing would argue that this is putting the cart before the ( red Itors T-C,_*31~ horse when he is working for a step-by-step set cncentrtin 1ir:t un a new agreenient between Egypt arid Israel. He is still confident 'miit. enough in that strategy to plan another trip to the Middle East this month. By then, his recent missionary work in Tel Aviv and Cairo will ei ther have taken root or withered. Nevertheless, Mr. Kissinger would find it hard to argue that a settlement negotiated step by step wou ld not eventually have to deal with a final step providing guarantees for both sides that agreements will be observed. It is simply not in th e t,,w Ii as n g .1 Poli WASHING1DN can i s NEA Although la tely politicians have been forced to join the public — confrontation between the nuclear superpowers. Bilateral defense treaties linking the United States and the Soviet Union to opposing sides would make '4 I / , / / / i - 'Ilie credibility of the United Nations as a referee between Arabs and Jews has been tindermined by the domination of the U.N. by the pro- Arab Third World bloc. When Mideast peace negotiations get to the final step and we can only — hope that they progress to that point — then afl of But even a small peek at the debt notes that are available is an Indication of a large political ~- rxaCe. The U.N. at that point would have to prove that it is not the captive of the Arab cause or all the previous steps toward peace would turn out to have been taken in vain. 110 I I t money. Some have whole armies of creditors. I'd say $3 to 4 million easily is still owed, of which most will never be paid." rna be uus*rvative. Just am of Humphrey's 1972 presidential groups, the Committee for the Nomination of HHK Inc., has filed a report with the OFE ., I 21W - .- . ~ 114 ' ' i I • ____ -, -_ ,_, ________________________ - The main point to remember in all this is that the Vladivostok accord, despite the high numerical ceilings allojt.etj, in a the arms race Into a technological battle areas —computers, guidance and other 'ced etruc in which the UnitedStates has consistently excelled and the "Oopsl" DA DAVID POLING Texas Impact On Church ""' At P 14 point, sooner, It Is hoped, rather than CommenW Smith. "When told that their later, the Pentagon and State Dep&rtmnt stating $903,968.40 in debts and $63.23 on hand. Texas and Texans needs to change. Significant operation was disbanded, these black ladles held analysts reason, Leonid Brezhnev and his aides Besides this, the Minnesota senator has contributions have come out of Texas leadership off from seeking other work for some three in the Kremlin will decide keeping tip With the Mulnerous smaller cornmittm throughout the in the fields Of minority rights, social and weelts, to see if it would be pmdbL- for them to political justice and vitality within the Qristian continue to work together as a team. For the smaller debts is the Detroit Committee for church. which further Incoming funds and $23000 owed to 17 developing in the field of "faith and work", This U.S. Costs too much, if not in rubles, Um in the many diversion of ranking scientists, managers am years they had worked together (one for 29 materials from their economic system which e modern tedinology their work and skills that is a n which hich coun ts, is lagging further and further p' concept has been cherished since Jesus worked tangible. . On the basis of their faith behind the United States. In many cases, of course, the campaign money as carpenter, St. Paul as a tentmaker and St. confidence, I have continued to operate, under These analysts expect this Soviet rethinking . owed is never expected to be collected. llurn- Peter as a fisherman. The dignity of work, God calling man to a ptwey tiil owes $175,000 to Cleveland executive - I my private ownership, The Old YW Cafeteria.— will come about the time the USSR and the - -- - 0 p 1111 ~~ ___ —J 'T I______ -- ____ __ ___ ___ __ ________ ________ _______ ______ __ - ______________ '1 __________ 7 'IV __ - -1 ____ _____ __ Non 'r --( W pm "Can*1 we make our program v 016 more COM_____ plicai'ecl — too marl)' people might understand ~ "I.' wanted to participate, The society is now putting lowest un a $5.0) lr2 in-l'e for the best siokan and 13 served Ix-fore parole is consid- t),,_,i i(i,, , 61 Open to public. EVEN KIDS HELP THE ZOO Ma 11 ey Ex=P artnerB ef ore Gran Jury MIAMI (AP) — A Miami at- vestigation of possible criminal prosecutors had met about Feldman is currently out on Lem County Circuit Judge John O'Malley was uxilcted by the torney sentenced to jail for re- income tax violations by three times with the Miami $10,000 bond while he appeals Rudd for co ntempt of court gra nd jury on charges of perfusing to testify before a Leon O'Malley. grand jury and witnesses had his conviction and six-month after Feldman refused to testify jury, accepting $10,000 in un-County grand jury inThe sources said federal testified, jail senten ce handed down by be fore the Tallahassee grand authorized compensation and vestigaling state Treasurer Thomas O'Malley has appeared before federal grand jury that Is reportedly probing O'Malley's financial affairs. Bennett Gordon Feldman, 37, I I 'S hine earings Set YS For Bank Charter De/a uns H O'Malley jury that re-indiLled O'Malley. pressuring an insuance comRudd charged that Feld- pany to lend r-.36 million to a man's refusal to testify th- business partner. warted the grand jury's in. ___ __ vestigaticn. The refusal ________________________ ____________________ reportedly prevented the grand ~.. TV SERVICE -I jury from re-indicting O'Malley CALL MILLERS. on charges of taking $40,000 in PH.322-035i kickbacks from Fe stituti ons. Ricardo Ciravolo, another ____ _ The assigned for the first sev- former law partner. en conferences are: — ___ ___ - FOREN CNNERS: YOU NEED i PI S NOT , TIttt1 Your Response and Interest in our display at the Homemakers Show was tremendous . • S - - We are sorry we were not able to furnish everyone with an entry blank for the drawing. , . .lf we missed you, please fill out the one below and mail or bring it in this ____ _________ 1. week. champions, sweepstakes and Committee, 7:30 P.m. Likc Mary LlcminLii) Sthiml -1hird Gr3ders have beenhelplag clean-up the environment while aiding the Central Florida Mo. By collecting aluminum cans and money they have raised $180. Shon with cans and monkey bank (from left Chris Boyles, Carol Sloore and Richard (laridge. (Herald Photo by E1111 Via. centl the prosecuting attorney for roent is jus: too cumbersome Constitution. 0 - - confirmation. Admission free. — t' imes WE HAVE STATE FORMS — MRS. JOSEPHINE GRAHAM as a member of the Deaconess Mrs, Josephine Graham, 74, Board and Choir No. One of St. of 1114 Pine Ave., Sanford, died Paul Missionary Baptist Beaufort, S. 1 ' years ago, but remained active Bruton, Baltimore, in the community. She served 17 reasons why * WEATHER _______ . Yuteroay'i h 1? th's for Md.; Lou Charles Harold Jr. and Jocelyn Ii. come to us IWOme tax Reason 16. We'll try and two great. ELECTRONIC ORGAN S • Are again on display in fhe store. Come in and try your hand at playing the two finger fun machines! No special talent needed, .Just a few minutes practice and you'll be playing one of your favorite tunes, . a .' ' mos tly tpOjqh tud' chance .t tho*ers H,Qh% upper lOs and in the near 6o winds becoming var&able nortterIy by late Saturday Pain probability 20 per crt foniUhI, 40 Pt. tIended rorecasts Sunday thrut, Tuesday Florida Peninsula - CanceoftPiowertnorlh Tuesday. f a ir n. cbvdy and ?0nday and a wa' minq trend on Lows Sunday and Uth lower 40% north to near Tuesday near SO Monday Tuesday enii, 4nd a m, :i s, p - service station man call us. Or, if you wish, can give you the names and addresses of foreign car experts near you when your car we BOB BALL'S ___________ -- Funeral Western Aulo Assoc. Store Notice -_ - 301W. First St. GRAHAM, MRS. JOSEPHINE Funeral service for 0. Graham, 71,0411)1 Pine Ave. Sanford, who DIed Monday. held 5atrdy, 4 lOp m . S Ph. 322.4403 Josephine — with Re obert P°0' liclating WiI%fl (icibq1r Mor tuary hi charge ~ 11. INDA L ' S tO'Ota 'C&SO C*It 'vCvo. Miecto4s MQ • 11*1 'C 'S.&*l • JAGUAR IM*. ''o .ii't I$*IGlP,' RftAt . CAM "GIE1113L CKe UU TH E IN Co ME TAX PEOPL 0PLE . ' REGISTRATION BLANK NAME ........................................ ADDRESS .................................... tO n'rth to ml 70% .'tav n r'(rpt %octt', and Tuesday near So south. Oyton 8eh tide's for %atu'd.ty h1f1h5:43A M.6 019) M - 10* 11 56 A m, p n, Port Canaveral " . — parts for foreign cars. A full line of qualitymade repiacement parts for the most popular foreign cars in town. Have your garage or needs servicing. 45 rovnlnq P.rO rIouly or worse yet, from factories hall-way around the world? That's a king-size headache. We've got a sure cure Worlaparts auto — you money. After all, we want your business again next year, grandchildren. Wilson.Elchelberger Mortuary In charge. Why should you have to wait for replacement you to do everything we can to save grandchildren, Collins, OUR EXCITING ry Block as should Church. many years. A public school Mrs. Juaniti' C. Harold, Santeacher, she retired several ford; sister, Mrs. Jessie . . I mission should be required to .Supreme Court, makers to ratify the Equal conthctthesentencing judge and "It is my view that impeach. Rights Amendment to the U.S. C., she lived in Sanford for Survivors include a daughter. for lazes of ommission be clierg), quipment from taxes he added, the final authority for deterHe also proposed greater f i Before any parole is granted, mining whether justices should nanclal the Parole and Pcobation Coii be removed from the Florida ficjals, disclosure by public ofand he urged the law- cuid," . " ONVI E. Robinson, Orlando. Music by Vince Trio. i Monday. Born in jijj for the crimes of murder, for- cheap handguns known as Service Commission from three cible ra pe and armed robbery," "Saturday night specials;" and to five members, and making he said, banning of dog and chicken the jobs appointive; forcing utility com pa nies to charge in"In a case w here life impris. fighting. dividuali who use less onrncn has been Imposed, a The attorney general also tricity a lower rate than big mandatory 25 years should be suggested that the Judicial users; and exempting solar 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. MARCH 15 Spaghetti dinner to benefit Central Florida Great Dane Free blood pressure test, Club "Fun Match," Agriculture Jacob Spivey surgical fund, P.m., Geneva Community Seventh-day Adventist Church, Building, 2350 E. Michigan, Center. Sponsored by all 7th and Elm, Sanford, 2-4 p.m. Orlando, Judging to begin at community organizations. Idyllwilde School Advisory 12:30 p.m., with I S slide and long.e-m nttsteriy ..anent lnfl p.( and, said Shevin in his annual ing two positions alloted to law. Shevin said that in the years message to the legislature. yers and judges and giving 1912-73, three categories of in- Shevin also recommended a t hem to la ymen. mates served less than onethird permanent special prosecutor Shevin also advocated inof their sentence. "Th ese in- for the sta tewide grand u.ry; dividuals had been convicted banning of the sale of so-called casing the size of the Public free, . 1 assures that bank failures will be Isolated and no for less effort, television interviews at unemployment lines de The International Association of Fairs and positor will be vIctImized. Unemployment Exposlions Will the response be panic, a demand by each keep t ur ning up angry men who say they'H compensation, food stamps, federa Will make the BuientennlaI slogan distressed group that It be suhaidized? Or will commit crime before they'll lized welfare sear pan of Z800 fairs around the country, The ch go without, and other programs provide a there be a recopnition that belts rnist be Well, we don't think this theater of the floor above American Son Festival will invite aspiring Dickeastan dettution. composers to set the Wflfling slogans ls to music. 40 deferred, individual productivity increased the m0$t reassuring facet of an, I n our and country or the temper of most Americans, Our view, The Jaycees, American Legion, Urban is the quality of the price paid for the costly development of new system is the American people. In League, Boy co stronger and our people more resilient, the pwt few S uts, Ge Girl Scouta, neral soin' of energy? months, we have received 750,000 Federation of Women's Clu bs we believe, than they are portrayed. le tters to an invi tation to reader, to tell us how Educati and the National So far, the emphasis has been on special Let's begin by putting a few facts in per- they felt Aaaoej are involved on . Even 'eading and hat air. At their rnt WIngton spec about the country and to suggest a Baseball ilve: Commissioner Bowie slogan for next Bicer4enIai. promote the slogan search at Kuhn wants to baseball games. mass rioting and mob violence unless they get wor kers Is bad news. But during the Depression, of a people in times of ogans should be "driessed to Sloganj~ $15 billion in immediate federal aid turmoil and dis. Box 1976, we had 12 million jobless out of million. Washington, D.C. appointment , What shows Leaders of four natii'- al unions threaten to Uough is a love of The temper of the times, then, _Th prices of most goodahave skyrocketed- country is not for mass undampened by the betraya ls of March on WAshinglon by hur&td3 of thmmrAs yet 141ore we decide that our prmiwUve tuiwmlhy marches on the Capitol to bvllyrag Congress for 4 of wsemployed !vorkers. Penn Ceniral regularly uiedlanIsmiss1ippIngoveraprec1pIce,cj ders, M"Usm wldbnWbhM wWingnewthe beftfits, Or for biltiml.dollar grabs issues dootrisday announcements, warning of a that a major appliance can be purchased today power blocs. sacrifice for the common good. total shut&jwn, unless it gets more money horn from the wages of on1' half th It is a temper which recognj3 e how's required 10 Dozens of organizatIons also respond. We monti that In th e the Trrasury. years ago. ahe,aJ the and Wei contacted by Edward j . piszek, president calmly do strike Pres1crnt and Congress must A leading tvWnemm. Eli Black of United — Taxes are ciLdressingly high. SO, the 9m'ands has revie4 the 1929 syndro,,"i' by percentage of our Income going all iumpung to his death from the 44th floor of the kinds In un'ter 3 oer cent, the second He advocated increasing the imurn sentences that must be ' "There is no constitutional non-lawyer membership of the served before parole can be right to bail after conviction," 13member commission by tak- CALENDAR FTU .1 year's __ be Sponsored by Sigma Chi MARCH 11 - ___ But there was sl*culation that the counterattack would delayed until after Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger'll visit ~n search of a new Israell-Egyptian agreement. "They will be punL%hed," Premier Yitdmk Rabbi said after the terrorist atta ck Wednesday night In which seven of the eight Arab raiders, fo ur hostages and three Israeli soldiers were reported killed. Five soldiers and six civilians were wounded. the essential requirements of appeal after conviction of a law." serious crime. that judges should be required to set min. said Thursday Oviedo High School. room. First United Methodist Church. MARCH 8 School MARCH 14 Lyman High Easter Seal benefit Bathtub Curriculum FJr,7:3O9:30p.m. British Floridian Club of Regatta, Lake Fairview, Lee To familiarize parents and Orlando Spring Dance, 8p.m. at WASHINGTON — Most Americans have Pan Am building. Marxist economists have among tne 13 Ons .1~ top industrial nati . neverknownatjmewhennomicex.ti comeoutof the closet and on to the lecture dr. —Siaty per cent of American families own runner-upPrims ran" from $W to $1,000 weren't bright For two-thirds of the popula tion, American Motors offered a their own homes. Social Security and m ed ica station wagon to there has been a steady rise in living standards. re the winner, and Holiday Inns will Capsule news bulletins keep dinning eich payments provide put up tie But now, th'' outlook has suddenly turned month that the number protection not available winning family it, of at unemployed is the motels during anywhere In the Depression, Federal insurance America for bleak. No longer can they count on a better life highest since the Great Depression. And nightly _ to the 1975 legislature, Shevin a former law partner of appeared before the federal grand jury in Miami on TAIIAIU&SEE, Fla. (AP) ed charters s',x weeks Thursday, but refused to tell "Government-in-the-Sun- approv reporters following his appear. shine" hearings will be held on ago, saying that his predeces. ance w hether he had testified. 3a sor, former Comptroller Fred conditional ba nk charters reSo urces told Th Dickinson, had granted most f e Associated yoked earlier thIs year by (hem BankAmerica, Gainesville, Press last month that federal despite staff recommenComptroller Gerald Lewis, Offl dations March 25, Corryfield State officials that they be rejected. Bank, Pensacola, March 26; ____________________________________________ Lewis announced guIdelI.ies for consideration of The First Central Bank of that he has scheduledThursday the first Pensacola, March 31; Norbank charter applications. seven public hearings, thwest Volusia State Bank, beginning March 25, in The guidelines call for open Pierson, April 2; Citnis Bank of hearings and would open most Tallahassee. Pasco, Dade City, April 3; and He revoked the conditionally application information to American Bank of Orange City, public scrutiny although there IuAnfn %a MARCH 10 is pr ovision to keep secret any "Pu 1. Car Wash sponsored b' Art exhibit by Central Florida Lewis said he hopes to cornOrange Audubon .society, cheerleaders for Liberty personal finrncial Inf ormation. Art Association, Fashion 7:30 p.m., Central Chr istian Christian School Athletic plete hearings on the 33 revok ed "Public and impartial conSquare of Orlando," 10 am. Church, 250W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Associ.atlon,8:30a.m.to3p.m., sideratlon of all applications, as Charters In eight or 10 weeks. t hrigh 9 pm. The comptr oll er also called well as the argumen ts of any Orlando. Speaker, Peter Hurd Wilt's Amoco Station 25th and for new information on the apon one who may be oppos "Florida ed Wildlife Habitat." Sanford Avenue, Sanford. to any MARCH pointing out that application, Is essential if we p1icati o MAIL 12 of the applications were are to sustain public confidence some Central Fla. heart Assn. PTA, faculty and parents Sc hool Advisory Committee f iled five years ago. in our state banking system," basketball game at 7:30 p.m. at meeting at 7:30 p.m., .school program on Cardiopulmonary Lewis said. Resuscitation, 7:30 p.m., "There Is just no way to inthe school gym. library. Community United Methodist He said information that telligently evaluate the merit of World Day of Prayer service Sem inole High School Bud Church, would be kept secret includes an application for a bank chatCasselberry. Mrs. Lera sponsored by Sanford Area Parents, 7:30 p.m., SHS Craig RN will teach lifesaving personal financia l informa tion ter against a backdrop of critiChurch Women United at noon, auditorium, "the release of which would cal economic data that is five. resuscitation techniques. First United Methodist Church, L) constitute Lyman High School I1 A, 7:30 a clearly unwar- years-old," he said, "In fact, Social Dept. Sanford 5th Street and Park Avenue. p.m. in aduitorium in clm- Woman's Club, I p.m.. bridge ranted Invasion of privacy" and conditions are changing so i nf ormati on that would áeilous- rapidly now that a matter of Amaranth Cathedral Court junction with Curriculum Fair. and canasta. ly affect the financial condition just a few months can make a 38, 8 p.m. Sanford Masonic Displays in gymnasium. MARCH 13-16 of any existing financial In- big difference," Refreshments served. Temple. Lenten DRASK "Take This MARCH 7-9 Lyman High School Band Cup" presented by Fellowship Region 7-C Science Fair, Boosters, 7:30 p.m., Band Players at Fellowship Hall of Soviet Union has lagged. some We have argued that !he prejudice against — 4 The VMvostok accord was baked on this Ilk simplistic, involuted As is well known, the ceilings aflotte,d to the Soviet Union and the United States in Z agreement are so great that neither country is hampered in building all ttie miuiies it can possibly want, The reasoning here is that the Soviet leaders will eventually bftvme appalled at the cog Of reaching these missile ceilings, and the of technical development necessary to take full p ' I ,-N ad vantage of the loopholes in the agreement. Yet the pressure will be there to make the attempt so long as the buildup is permitted on both sides of the iron curtain. I& ki, ______ _______ — TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) Israelis enraged over the guerrilla raid on a Tel Aviv hotel waited today for their armed forces to wreak vengeance on Palestinian guerrillas In Lebanon, ____________ JACK ANDERSON & I couldn't o Israeli Vengeance Anticipated holdnowa(eratall. - 1i that stopped me. I didn't have any any further." Russian Communists. And since very few if any, of the top men In the Pentagon ever were Russians or Communists, this orizung may - TALIHASSEE, Fin. (AP) the ir recommendations, Shen and poli tical to be an effective The legislature should re- said, method of disciplining J113inmates to serve a ' (ices," Shevin said. He said judges should be minimum one-third of a Under Shevin's proposal, the allowed to impose tence before parole is consid. extended state Supreme Court would be sentences oi habitual crimi- allow ered, says Atty. Ccii. Robert nals and ed to overrule the cornthat the law should be "only where there has In a list of recommendations changed to make It easier to mission been substantial deviation from deny bail to a person awaiting captain was charged with stealing the ship on Feb. 23 and setting off with a young crew of 12 men and seven women. After being taken into CUstoOy, Erb said, "It's the ice on how we think we would react if we were b4 \ -_____ recogiizance, on the condition he does not hoard the ship, which is on its way to Sept-Iles, Erb was arrested Wednesday when Royal Canadian Mounted Police boarded th e Answer near th e Magdalen Islands, where it was stuck in ice-clogged waters. The l do In any given situation, Yet we have in the Pentagon no specialists in thought. - American 'D s W e Glues " ahave Of Sessions Court released Erb on his own i I - BERRY'S WORLD A preliminary hearing was set for May 14. Judg ' of %hat the Rwaism think, and what they wmdd 1 The story of the runaway — .ipt. Brian Erb pleaded innocent to a "barge of stealing the vessel. WASHINGTO,N — (NEA) —To a surprising The motivation for employing faithful United States get ready to go Into the next Joseph Cole, and some $500000 to other fat cats special task, has been an essential theme In workers, as well as buying an over-the-hill hotel, ge3tio1) of major weapon systems, which ij who lent Christian theology. But lately the topic has been was rooted in some theological concepts pursued be Incredibly more c1Jy theOwed cash out of political sympathy. Butseminaries blurred andand the discussion nearly silenced in the by David Smith for the put several years, in Detroit is almost entirely He multiblillon dollar setu ps, Unneeded Customer lithettle$23,000 the large church conferences, has sustajjd a deep con people's loot, everything fruit $12.48 to a Yet, Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, who out of Texas is coming some fresh imput performance and sloppy habi Postal maddm firm to 13,192 to the Goodwill ts of spends a great deal of his time cicxeted In his The fracas in Ethiopia between government troops and hat will have mrtain Impact in the years ahead. wocting people — prdessio,W and nUng CO. office ftddq Eritrean guerrillas pursuing secession is one conflict that the Last year, David Smith., dent and owner He was also disappointed to discover that the Russians are thinking, has Umlly, no doubt, the commercial credilms of the hugely succentIll Chemical Exchange, religious United States can bypass gracefully. developed a Wide press fi ght as long as prudently possible for their stunned the downtown Houston community by rather spare inAMtrecontemporary theology was range Of'research and development proj Our aid program to the African nation was virtually tar-out weapon types, as well as on more conatment of work and suspended last year after a military council deposed Emperor money. Dan Stanley of Chicago's Progress buying the 10-story Ben Slilarn Hotel. A historic labor. veational systerm. Haile Selassie and shot 60 former government leaders without Printing Co., says he still intends to get an an- Landmark, the massive hotel had bounced Viewing the "rapid degeneration of worktrial. Never mind that Schlesinger does not cient MOM debt out of Hurriphrey because, around in a variety of trades — most recently related attitudes,, have "They don't stick me, buddy." As a practical serving as a residential YWCA, The $30 million In ammunition and further aid now sought in this country and the adequate funding for much of this developmentid but now no disaster that seems to be hovering over the work, or that some by Ethiopia to put down the Arab-backed uprising in Eritrea matter, though, the older a campaign debt longer serving the program needs o( the ,,y,,. of his best - advertised British economic scene, Smith had the rwve to projects are no province is greate r by more than 30 per cent than all 1974 becomes the less likely its eventual collection. Smith, along with more am dreams in the mirAs of other downtown businessnen, state th assistance given to that country. "What you do is hope," says a representati%v far enjoyed the cw*iN. service and atmosphere of somethinat "it seemed necessary to mn to do his mathematicians and engineers, paper With American arms and American bullets fueling combat Detroit's Goodwill Printing, "but we don't want the old YWCA 9 concrete, to turn around our studies done Smith was particularly deteriorating work attitudes," Smith is into this aim is to with:~Ilde rules and compute". The in Southeast Asia, Cyprum and the Middle East, we need no more to push it much because we don't want any ad- impressed withcafeteria. convjni Moscow we mean hiire the loyalty and devotion devotion of tn* with kn#h . ....... t'i P43. F U, d5 U ruenis leT our arsenal. major flhlIUOfl.dollar and that this country is well on the way to new verse rt ection. We don't Cali anybody any black cooks and service Ladies at his favoi-ite investulent, and The Ethiopian request should be answered names." with a firm ______________ place for lunch. military and theology to make it go. hopelessly behind - QUEBEC I Al'! suvr 11"IS 111#1v(41 from the high seil.s If) tho otmrfship An. f our defense strategy and defense Vending are based on a psychological analysis X . II degree, ;, 1' Ship Stealing Is Charged I I i /1 ., .- 1, , . me. Hubert Humphrey's 1968 presidential the countries involved, great and small, may find nation continuing to report other debts, One of that the U.N. offers the only hope for insuring the ' , " /""/ e //,/, . , '/ . OFE it was establisherl fl 1972) statistIcs, presumably Including debts, were kept by the cl'k of Representatives and for some reason, It lakes a subpoena to gain access to those logs today. campaign stW owes hundreds of thousands of dollars to American Airlines. T Sao the IMen how can a settlement be guaranteed? widely unknown North Carolina i n. &nd.out Israeli Prime Minister Yitzah Rabin has rejected candidite, still owes $400,000 to individuals and the idea of Israel tying its security to a U.S. cornfirm for 1972. And this Is just a sma peek. Says ll m'ment, and this is not surprising considering the a former campaigner for Edmund Muskie, mood in ou r country against "getting into another himself a forgotten creditor: "I'll bet a donut Vietnam.' 'Obvi ously a Mideast settlement must be everybody who ran for president In 1972 still has at least a few people begging backed by that are mt -tii for hack scope, and Israel has reason to be skeptical on that score, too. The United Nations has not performed weUin thepast. in ef forts topolf ce pJf tiers in the Middle East. 1, -,-, // that confrontation more likely. it ..> . / debate concerning campaign funding reform, few have orated one twit about a secondary aspect of the same scandal: campaign debt. __ -,:- — Small ,ronder. thpij- reI,_-1-%nxc. The hwory of cards that Israel entIld he pe -aded m to give up thp CZfllUfl debt is that the less said about it, the 'defensible borders" she gained in the 1967 war better. If one waits it out In silence, very often without ironclad assurances that she would be the creditors give up and go away. protected against future aggression. So little is heard about the subject officially The Arabs would have a right to the sa me that its mpitisde can only be guesse(L Records assurances and, if there is talk of a U.S.-Israeli of campaign financing are kept now by the Of fice defense treaty, there surely will be talk of a Soviet. of Feder al Elections, but they are incomplete at Arab treaty as its counterpart hop ly tangled at worst. And prior to This is the least attractive approach to the problem of guarantees for a Mideast settlement. The danger all along has been that warfare bet ween the Arabs and Israelis would escalate into a I" CROMLE Y king - / Y Thin As Soviets May Think - ___. I I . t RA rl~ 9 I I tuuistic " that Kissinger would arrange an agreement for anot her Israeli OOP Wi th drawal in th e Sinai Desert to be follot'd by a similar iacord for the Syrian front. __________ 7 Wednesday night proved the necessity of all reasons for explosion in the area," however, M Ahram said Sadat told it he was "np — TOM TIEDE Today headed into his 11th Middle of State Henry A. Kissinger East Peace mission today amid -speculation whether the Palestine guerrilla raid in associate editor The hospital is authorized to sue for collection of such accounts." Mission I,ONDON (API--Secretary p. increase the amount of an account for nenaient. ______________________________________ Friday, March?, WS—SA — On another matter concerning collections of accounts procedures at county hospitals, "The hospital lacks legislative authorization to offer a cal( discount for prompt payment, to Impose a Thought for today: An error is repeated. — OnenThird Of Term Should Be Served, Shevin Declares - Interesting came to fl tisve been staying at a local motel until ngements could be made to move Into an - 'lid bits" contained In Atty. General Robert Shevin's monthly Digest of Official Op inions. For ezamole. a trawlr may be reimbursed for lng.distance telephone calls necessarily made In connection with the traveler's official duties; however, personal long.dlstance calls to the traveler 's spouse are not reünbizseable 'com• mimiation expense" under the state statute. iGeneral Shevin, Idon't think the wives are going to appreciate that "opinion," suh!) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,YI'4W'Ti' — ___ I_____________________ ~_. MEMORIAL PARK pe : : 109 L IsISt, Ph. U77l ___ 963 N. hlw, l49 Ph. 831-1414 Open 9 &.rn._9 p.m. Weekdays, 9.s sat. & Sun. _ PHONE NO.................................. MIXON AUTO PARTS & MACHINE SHOP ___ II' se Other Area tMIlce In Oviedo ___________ il PH. 322-0404 or 323 4404 ______________________________ ____ ____ m Magnolia Ave OPEN SUNDAYS SANFORD �-- A-Ev.ning ___ Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ ______ L imF I -Iw I. ___ ? __ _____ _______ " "s __ . . I, . . jI ;: Y - . , _______ s.' ____________ i. - ____ _______ _ i t Fl n ed Bv Fo rd __ _________ md\ __ made these Cambodia that was on his mind recently returned from In. The Senate Fo reign Relations and the minds of the reporters. dochiM ther than from the Conunilke 'I scheduled to ________________ _____ in the past as the necessary Ing - ___. M~ amount, AM_ _____ ________________ ________ . DONATES PINT OF BLOOD 'WI. _____ _____ :' Oskdo 'agh School Junior Kim flarkdonats pint ot b&ood today's hlcsd drive at thr ;l ••p••iored by Anita Gfebd's fact.fmdin: our of South Vict- party has •an cxcelltnt chance hitit lii: VkW rcuiain. that 'any Health Class and the Student Government. Mrs. Emmajean n.am and Cambodia, future military aid wiU slmpl) to prevail in 1976" but the Malone. regis tered nurse with the Central florida Although the issue of Cam- "has to be a broad-based, wide- prolot3g the killing." Blood Bank administers to Kim In the bank's mobile unit. Oviedo High School bodla took the largest share of spectrum party If it's going to The flexibility in the House 6the first school In Seminole County to open ,. (Zic rcqut.'' 1Iowe%r, Mahon added, "I don't think Congress will prove the full amount, but some th e Orlando based blood bank. compromise can be worked a Wood account with the half-hour, nationally broadbe a viable force," Ford said. resulted trore from reports by castnewsconlefence,Fordalso itro iiiy Cr fin ____ I _ ______ ____ TI:E SEVENTHOAY Sibbath School ru ayer5err family? One member insists a Sunday School - • , IA ay To use a knir "le example, when classical type is such a clot sales. Don SPIOCIIICY Sunday school . ' . 4."- us chemicais. The that the medicines people take medicine to prevent clotting as "blood thinners" dissolve has nothing to do with the ratio clots. They prevent the normal of cells to fluid. I .). f - I F/ I ~m . . . -_ Charles C. Heston. Defforis Shawn Lemar James 4 lejlet,qo,I~ 54erm S. Wai'er. Doltona Latosha Reyrscikj, Norma U. Best. DeIlona Emma O'pueal ' 4 MkhacI W. 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First Dvid Beverly and Staff _________________________________SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY IIIIIIIII --ASSEMBLY OF 000 & 14 First Assembly of God, )?Ill A Elrn BAPTIST Aat*ch Baptist Clsurcli, Oviede ' . ;I _______________ ____________ TO OUR ERAY HH7 Cbutu,ta First Baptist CI,arwat.q Missinnary BaptiSt Church, Southwest I a Pint Ia.tist Church. Ill Park Ave. Friindshap Baptist Chwchet LUamonte Springs, Rt. 454, Atanson$. First la ptisI Church of Delay First Church of Geneva F11111 Wist Ccb of La ke Ma ry _ INN I OL JIM sr nit Q CHtCnt IViRVIHth$((t),AM, Slytt D.ut,,en : .. s, . ' 2 ... I15O I '. .1 o1 ' 1 "'s`"W 1 CQ--4W#.dl@4 1 I First lCplIst Church of Lake Menrss Firstlapt,stCkvrcN.flengw,od.C.q.Clsvrch&Onant First Ba pt ist Church of Oriedi First lpptst Church ,i Senland. Spr ings • Ft Shilh Missio nary $.p,it Church. 1151W 11th lest City Baptist church P,r'i Baptist Church SI Ostien Phonti,.. Head Baptist Church, Oviedi J ordan Missidnary Baptist ChurCh, till W First St NirThi Baptist Church, Chulntta M.isi.nary Baptist Church, N•rth Rd. Prit.rp'ise Mac14n4 Mission Baptist Church, Oak Hill me. 1." A' -., 11* ' -: Now Salem Primitive Baptist chvirch, Is" W. IM $1 New Mt, Baptist Church, 17$ Ave. Pavenna park Baptist Church, 11*) W. Job St. Fairment 5an$o Garden Club, P•'5 Baptist Chapel, 1111W. First SIre.4, Sanford Picr.st Baptist Church, Ill W Apurt lied Prari, Lake Baptist, Rid,e Rd , Fern P*rk Calvary BaptiSt Church, Crystal Lake £ 3i'd. Lake Mary (asselrrry Bap?iit CP'vf(t,. 5*mi0la Central Baptist Church, till 0.5 Av•, TAI8S H.elvaptistcrcft.r,stCt,yC.rnmvfl,,, Comer, ,,,,, city Hen Mt. Calvary M4ssineary Baptist, lI W. list, St Cstv•ry Baptist AiffiWy. p IOa m 7 00p PossIble - _______________________________________________ _________________________________________ ______ i Afttlo $ UI (LV _________________________________ COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff . - Victor Lorji,f'v'yy, Sorrslo C. PENNEY and Employes " I YOU PAul 10 - ACT ORuv DI Uhrnifç,1 BICAUSL lTSl4Ay , nicI4rjy ft'-,,. TYPf IN Aso m liOOam & PA INT CO., INC. DEKLES' - 'I 'l'" If lick tun R- PLYMOUTH '' I Don 't COrfle .4Sa rn I I - 000 M. Nursery THE LAKE MAV UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave r . Lake Mary Minister Rev A F Stevens iennq Wcrtp Eunice I. Wilson and Staff t ... . :. ' -'I ______________________ 66 '11:306 m. - Youth Group . Pallor Wednesday 9:458 m 3rd Sunday ; .. -4 ToOurLounge 1 . - Morning Worship I 301 ha UMYF '&12? 1' S.t2 t Si2? 1 and Employcs 305-862-4000 I Minislen Church School METHODIST CHURCH y T Amenc B4e Cot 1973 k,in Act.ung t Rev. KVWICIPI W. MuIIts Sunday - t Virgil I Brya04 brid .9:351 11am. . 2O:2 ( 12' t 'Si2 t Si2' 1' Rev Srvicej with classes f or all ages Genesis The Following Sponsors Make This Church John . Mercer and Staff NORTH 434 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Caiseib.rry Fellowship Coffee bietween Services Morn Ing worship •... 1p.m. uNl'rED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE , INN I 5 00.i m Rev. William pjckey Past or Rev. Kenneth Miller. Assist. Pasto' Ch ur ch School - - - 3:45 p m. And Staff '• QUALITY ,: i wpm Breakfast Morning Worship . 9.354 11am. ____________________________________ I ont ,, ....... 11:00am 7.30p in Wednesday Hwy. 17-92 of Piney R1494 Rd. Sunday Lecture & 6 lOp m ! OIVIRACIIXTRA , & Nuflery Evening Worsh ip %q ___________________________________ I BAU011CH10411AVIE)FAou IIII&M - 2puftcoss."ity . 9 flifl Wonhip saturday COMMUNITY UNITED - Pastor Morning WorPip ------------___ _ 1. 92 Il'Hwy.&Lak,MaryBI,d RCy, WIllIam C Sistar Jr Pastor Sunday ChtJl'(hSc hool 9 15cm Mor ning Worh,p - , ' 10pm Church St., Longwocd. FIa. Rev. Ruth Catlin . Pastor Bill Wilson .. Assoc. Pastor -c b,i Presbyteriatt haven't already. Evers,rigWorwip 1100am 710Dm 710pm 6 lOp rn Sunday School 1000 a . Sunday Mornifig worship . 9 iSa m 1100am 6 iS p rn I A - Evening Worship_ SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 7 30 Is ris. . - churcholng a regular part of your life-if you Sunday School Morning Worship ' Chur ch Training Evenirg Worship W ed Prayer Service Morning Worship ChUrcPiScp,00l a 300 M 0 GRACE UNITED UMYF ------------------5:30p.m. Morning Worship _ 6 P,qlteu',sI(Ij IlethiWist Church School Mor ning Worship MYF - I The Church doesn't pretend to banish our cares s Ibehind the Post Office) SIR 417 & ~ ~Q 0 llOpm Orange Blvd., LakeMonrea WIIard (Idnidge Pastor $19 Park Avenue Pastor I) SOa m. lOOp m 'OOpm CHURCH OF LONGW000 541 Oranq, Streel Rev E RulhGrant Pastor Su nday School 10,00 a m METHODIST CHURCH FIR ST SAP TI ST CHURCH 41 bfe$'udy fvcnrig 54'fyicp ed BibIeStuøy METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Evening Alrportllvd,atWoodIawnAv, Wed BibleStudy Rev. Marvin G Buckner - Pastor Conquerors Meet i ng Lenten season, we become particularly Conscious of 7 lOp rn Morning Wor sh ip 104 m Morning Wor%fOp & 10 OOa thcmandofourndfo, lielp-ucerhiin kindof help, 6 QOp m Wedne sd ay * )F IPIE NAZARENE 17$ Crystal Lake Dr Lake Mary, Fla SU"Ay School GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH OCOrlandoA. (LutheranChurchinAm er j(a) I time. You can see it if you look closely, rust brown against the white of each individual blossom. Many of us carry crosses, faint like the dogwood's emblem but with us, neveholess. omohow, in this THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL • * 0 rn 10 00 am 11 .00a m 6 00 pm I'rayer Mating * and Rev Pt,ut D. Tyisset ' .4-- . . 9 ISa m 10 30a m Nursiryl and woes. But, its teachings realistically consider the experiences of life itself. No matter what our personal cross may be, we seem able to bear its burden with more strength. Lent Is a wonderful time In which to begin making 9 iSa m I '. EvanorI,sl I000am 1100am er 730 p m ''- ... .v* that can be found only through the things we learn 3626 Palmetto Ave Bible Study ) Legend has it that, long ago, the dogwood came into bloom on CalVary and that, afterwards, a cross BAPTIST CHURCH 1% 00.. 7 OOp m - . 11 1 PALMETTO AVENUE ip ng Evangelistic Servces .. \ b Highway 64 'Vest Evening Worship 4pm 100pm FIRST PENTECOSTAL 7 730pm fibleCiass 7 O0m M or ningWorshp Vjth Hour Evanqelistc Service Md Week William B. D*nty . Pat, NYPS Early Ser vice ...........100a.m. Sunday School 5:43AM. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRI5T 6 15P M, Sunday School .vndt,y School worship Service kindergarten • I 9 iSa B.IeStudv rno WorshIp Evening Ser vice II C3a " Church Training Evening Wor sh ip ..r- IF Morning Worship service (Wed) _________________ . . Pavor 9 iSa m to Soc rn 7 Oopm The Church of the Lutheran Hour' P4urry Provided for t,i sef','ces jnc TV "Thi$ i5 the Life' u'-, Elmer A Ptuchtr Pas?or LAKE MARY CHURCH __________ "!: 1512 Park Avenue Sunday pm 710pm 1000am LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THF REDEEMER ________________ ________________ CHURCH OF CHRIST Charlc P4 Crump 400pm Douglt, 0 Eil.ott -- ." 7 3opm WTRR Broadcast Wed Prayer,& - *" Evening Wofthip Wt'vl Evening Service Wednesday I'.bleClasses Wed * * Ii Dos rn Bible r less 7 lOp m • - * 1000am - - Pastor I0:OOa m fl.00im, Sunday School _____________________________ $2.25 $1.25 ' _________________________ ___________________ Family Evan'elii Bible Study I) 00cm I ? lop m ev A E Gretn 9 OQ.i m Wed Pra,it.r '1 ____________________________ Minister l000am * W EvenngServce * snl*,,,t KIDS A'TtMCWURCH , 95 JOhns E Mt,Str'e. Di'lto,i.s Mi(h.pt W Zink. Ike Mt,ry RihArØ a Hot?. Wus'w Springs - - OI '..a tk4àIIfl I pyIi I Htt 1415* *!i'P9 15i4t1$ vairntin, . 1,. Paul P. Croft .2 . AsSemy Worshi p Pastor Sunday School r ____ f,aor. DmMdI ,,i Low MkPaptT Gately, Winter Springs ____________ w. JOIStS 0. PMlptiin _____ Jr, - R**i, F. Charles C. Hoeton. Detfona MANUEL I\,I SALADBAI_$AKIDPOTATO_ROLLS A-.-. C, ., I , ___ ,,. W ff.1, 111241. £1 On, Se4l Ntflont - .y 4~r -, 9 iSa m ii 00 a m 1 OOp m JamesP t4erdham JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1121 Well Firs t Street 119W. Atrportlyd Rcv Kennelht4u;t * Enjoy Sunday -_ SERVINOAOItEIH CHCOT & Bulletin Boards? I ________________ Addison SI RI 44 Ccrii CtwrchSctiool Altamonte Springs 110pm 4 * LONG WOOD, FLA Dorothea Himilton -. $ r /4• ....Ap I 400Palrn Springs Dr, PINECREST BAPTISt ____________ Cirrlt B Remus - Worship , * * WOW* - JAM SESSION * SR Sells Chalkboards Or THE NAZt,R5p4E Sunday School RC$O.' Sun Wovtrip 1t Rc'v (rl T Cannon Sun NYPS Cura?e lOOt, rn Sun Eve Worship Holy Cornmuncn (:I:tsruIs LI/' (:Itri.%1 CHURCH Cli CHRIST lt'OOe rn Wednesday Service u:uri'iu' 4015. Park Ave. m Otd Truths for a P4 Dy * - Lucia, a txy, Lake latosPip Reynotas _ j#'L _____ _____ __ - . James C Vaughn Pastor George Gaiio*ay SundavSchooI Mos-niogcer y,c e Evening service 9iSa m FIRST CHURCH 7 lOp m Sunday Schoot W or %hp Sr vice Evenong Service CHURCH Tues. The woman, who comes from flo You Know Georgc_Stuart I ---a. . * 0 You'vq seen them at Disney You've seen them at Steak & Al* Now you can seethema, Sheraton.nford Inn - ,, NOASTIDTOYHEIAYI;*CTIO, OP EYERYO opponent Leroy Collins. ___________________ _______ .- ,11111 . * AMOS A CHARLES * * -I , .••- * 940# ________________ _- HtLDi RICHMOND 37413167 the was registered, )Op rn Iu1Iu'r(l' 137 Airport Blvd Phone 331.0910 , * PRIME RIB OF BEEF quesUolngtoday. I day adding "I think I voted ( in O Odurn. Lake Mary of jury selection in Pdey William Nagle, Lake Gut iai of i, but right off hand i can't Monroe nd fourco.defents rejrrnber for which eveMikoIajcik,L SIj Mlbutflof thell3 prosp&j Shewa3n'tbped( Victor loasberry, Sorrento quizzed to date have been re- list. McPsaeI 1 Gately. winter Spri ng s #,t.ry . crtng, wu sp, Jected by U.S. Distri ct Judge The only other person to John Andrew Slamm, Ben Krentzman, prosecutors or withstand challenge Thursday defense attorneys. Brent Slicker, WRrnfl, ng wasayoucollege paychology In the screening process, major from Clearwater. i : cTAtIc ed HOLY CROSS I- , __ _____ Ii 00 a m Prayer Meeting Wed Prayer Service Brunch.,,,,L. 1t last 13 Potential jurors nearby Lutz, said she couldn't were instructed to return for remember her party affiliation, BIRTHS I CasSelberry Winter Sprinqs couldn't recall with which pont- Elects E Bird, Deito Y i' E 'A~ ~ SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH rn Dvtd J Rich I 11am Sunday School ..- . -4 Vol IN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonroe,FIa -. Mrni$ter MofnnqWor3h.p The Rv LeroyDSoper c:::::..:. c - ,,ju ,',i 5rvce -• _. . ... Specialty ( _________________ vived the latest round of Jury tered as Democrats, RepubliHOSPITAL NOTES - cilallenges in the bribery cans or Independents, and how 3py trial Of former Sen. Ed- they voted in the 1968 Senate MARCH 4. Iris Adele J Kempf. DeBy ward Gurney after saying she race - for Gurney or DemoADMISSIONS Sanford Ii 00.. m 6 OOP m Evangelistic Serv .. 1607 S. Sanford Ave. Dr Harold Harris M.iniler y Sc hoot 9 iSa ui 11.00a ni Mornng Worshup * Our unemployed waitress has sur- Jurors whether they are regis- W Morning Worsh 'v - 7 3Opr'i !!!T " . ... Minister son Hulch, II OOa rn 1,lrnn WorStip Church Training P Burke Johnson 9 uSa m - TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - An Krentzznan asks prospective . 9 OSa m (:/Iri.,i(,,, • ' Evening Worship 1 DOp m Wed. Prayer Service 1 OOp m Hurserv Open 7 IOp.m Sunday Night '-4 . WTRR Dial a Dc vol 'Onat 71 hr !. 373 5010 4 ,. .d,Mjt It ts really ,lot correct to say and vario WTPR p ,, Cor. 14th St.&Oak Ave flfl W (offni.ri Sund.s Scrc.i Morning Worship - Longwood. Fla. Just East of Interstate Sunday School - fI 910am S"rrnon iS,am tO i a m Staring &Proclajrning 7 II P"01 -L 1,d Sanlando Spr.r,q Drive Pastor Cri,Nch 04 Cod Hour "t \ I Pastor M0'fl'iW,'t ngSpr1at,on & PaStor Preh,ng &WOrSh,p : Fk* - DANCE CONTES. Gurney Jury Effort Near Last Stage -'t Ila PTIS1 ASS ' - TM*- SWINGERS NIGHT replaced and bound down with containing minerals, such as 4.--... 3224544 lOOFairmont (SanlordoardeflclubHl,, ' ahemorrhoid person hasbe a thrombosed really has a (embolus) lodged in the main prevent new clot Formation, small clot in the vein. A com- artery In the pelvis Just where It When these medicines work too scar forma lion soit can ' t mnove, ordinary salt, blood proteins ' 1 C-Op m lam • 10 30a m & 12noon P FrCd I Neal ; scorTy's Eastern, trying to keep Its P.M. Till The only way the lr fares fares from * to $44. hold on a 55 per cent share of win Pay off is if they bring in 25 All Musicians Welcome Eastcrn will alio offer 35 per * the lucrative New Y Participants Drinks Sk flail Per cent more passengers, said cent reductions on excursion * Mon form of treatment is to branches to form the arteries to well, then the clotting &IJIH route, announIced Thwiday It Morton Ehrlich, Eastern's vice tickets between Florida cities * would cut the legs. An alert surgeon win the Wood is ____ open the thromnbosed dett It and remove the clot readily 35 per cent. ______ f heprojoIsthat5OtoI)p hemosThoW and remove the ri Passengers will have to pay * ght then. A spokesman said Eastern cent of the buyers of irritated Clot In some in economy for A clot in leg veh can would Include an economy . tickets would normally fly at sevenEastern's economy plan * dIge ____ of the nature Of t, or because WedKebdag days In advance, The * LADIES NIG HT to the lungs. If it is very large of th tali0fl ton in all Its planes on certain coach rates. e gingiva (gums) around clot, surgical removal 15 not a proposai calls for the plan to be * All Ladies Drinks SOc and obstructs one of the main the teeth or even routes. National's third-class good form of treatment, and in The proposal would mean available Monday through * artedes the plan, announced last week for a about 2,300 low-aW seats an Thursday through Dec. others it is 16, with * emergency proce dozentestmarkets,bjto ted dure an effort lealdng blood and then the Eastern's 22 daIly flights be- the exce ption of July, August * To use a slightly different may be made to remove it. wi de-body Jets. hemorrhage begins. WaItI, BUmp,ROCk,WhaIHIV.Y Og tween New York and Miami, and Thanksgiving week. * example, a clot in an artery Ordinarily clots in the leg Both proposals need Civil - officials said. Pri:e for nner of Each Style As you see, these medicines Mronaullcs Board approval. While Natimal said it would * often must be removed veins and small clots to the are not blood thinners. 'I puns both carriers offer only coffee and milk for surgically and fast. Rarely lungs are treated by using blood is thin or thick depending tern executives said eliminate free meals and purchase by its third-class pas- ;~~~~=!~ during heart surgery, clots medicine that privents further on how many plan, set to begin April 14, could drinks. But Ehrhch said red and white ____________ within Ut heart may escape clotting. Then the body's blood ce prove a costly Mi.stake If It falls meals and drinks ll Account for Ing alcoholic beverages and soft * s4[RATOtlHOT(L5 S MOTOrI lPit,5 WO(ILOWIDE SERV1C( mechanism, not the medici ne, many a li tstleItless contains. Nor. to lure new passenger only about $6 of the $37 dis- dtiflk$• than haU the ____________ - will slowly zlissolve part or all volume of your blood Is made *************************** of the cloL Or, the clot will be up of cells and the rest is liquid working. In this way they ASSISt Pastor SundayScp,00I AMM tlo.it.you,s,If duelers bOdiy, _~.__- 55' . * ands11ceMami-New Orle - ( CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S. Park Av ' I -. Am cities. WoodclotUngmef 4 .' (Jp ri lbij,,,1.,, t 7 730 p MORAVIAN CHURCH $03 W. flnd Sireel (v'n.'rf'u,,Ijv,,,,/ m r? (Wd; 9 1?, a rr. 1100am 6 I5pm Epwormleague OF GOD Rev .1 1 P4ts CONGREGATIONAL ~ M, - 5undy School Morning Worship IlOQi rn 7 3Opti. .. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH * DEAR RWER -You can . Sunday Service & / Sunday School Wednesday Service ROLLING HILLS Pastor '' V'giM,j un Man 10 45am tveing W'Piip J-amly FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2ItOSanOordAve, CI:,,r4I, of ';l 9 lOs m Moinng WorShip I - * MIAMI (AP) - Eastern Air"Itcouldcwjse rather serious count" on fares between Miami * lines officlals admit Dy are economic problems for the air- and New York. * gambllngwiththe('3fl. lines if it simply di verts ow By LAWRENCE E. LAMB Eastern will cut day coach * ______________________________________ dhlstabthtybyjotnfngNauon. regu1ar pa3seng"fr high- fa res between New York a nd * hommm al A1rIlne in a "no frills" econ- er f are seats, said Russell Ray, Miami-Fort Lauderdale from * dO either one in the right case. andgooutinto an ___ ___________ CHURCH i r William Enn, FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor Jlhand[(m ii Cam turry& Cnde-rqarlen . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East 5c*nd Strut ' JOp 'n 'r P J K.'tt .T0 , .717 Drshlp Fv.n'n W'r Pra,er Meet CHURCH 7llOak Ave. Sanford fl/ (.,,/ Pastor 9 45 a m .,,,, ilss'rn 'iI'iI, n,/j.s 1 ALL SOULS CATHOLIC .I.s'-st'iii /iI The SIR .436) K'rkwood Sunday 5cPI * (i,i/g,,1, _____ Of - blood clot in a vein can be removed by surgery and the otl says that It Is not at all possi ble and must be dissolved by medicine. Which Is correct? P.',•.•tn.j IJv$tSoutPiof 7 Oo u I * nning argument In my ,ircj Lyman . (,('I,(v' : 7 33p qn Sunday S,vv4n at S' - enth day Adventist Church. M,tI,'pn AvCnu. Altamonte Springs ________________ ____ OUR NATION I for Mtrts 4.... . economists said the February rate latest unemployment figures over what he has proposed, if In a work force of 55.9 expect any Improvement in the predict whether he would ap- * Jobless rate could easily Mt 8.5 minion are expected to show that the more stimulus is needed to end persons averaged 9.9 Jobless picture until near the prove or veto a $21 biwon percent, up from 8.2 per cent in tax per cent for the entire year as end of the year, at the earliest nation's Jobless rate increased the recessIon, * cut bill approved by January when nearly 7.4 mUthe House, the nation was coming out of the again In February, possibly to "If there is to be greater lion "We think there will be an since it Is still being considered were without jobi De press near 8.5 per cent of the labor t1xnuIus, I would certainly go of apersons : ion. By comparison, the Improvement toward the end of by the Senate. total work force of 92. force, * 1 alitime high came in 1933 when thIs year, and certainly in the for grea terfederal tax reduction not an million persons. The February 25 per cent of the 52-million-per- beginning of next year on the President Ford said Thur. In ,n lit spending," statistics were to be ALmost per cent of the total * sday night unemployment he said, released son work force was unemployment," he said. benefits provided by that bill today by the Bureau of Labor ployed, meaning there unem* were might hit 9 Per cent during the He aLso uid the sue of the tax Statistics. Ford Indicated he Is willing to would be received by taxpayers * IiI118 current recession, although be cut Is less iiTlpOrt$.flt than "the million poeple out of accept in reductions above the with less than $20,000 income. * Until January, unem. work. Added that he doubted it would slOwness with which Congress ployment in the United Sts $16 billion he originally rec. Ford's proposal for lower 1975 * tes get that high, is acting Ofl it" Ford made clear at his ommended to help end the re. taxes would provide more * had not been above per cent Thursday night news confer- cession, He Also Indicated he might Several administration benefits for middle-income sInce 1941, when the jobless ence that Americans shouldn't He said he did not want to taxpayers. * you please help me settle a Y ______ _ 6 ISp m Ennworp Ii OOa m Wedneolly Night 700 French Ave. to push Congress to quicker __________________________ Blood Clot Eastern Adm'*ts Gamble Dr. Lamb In 'No Frills'. Program Orjanc June II. 4J7. LOng*Od NIT (.1, Ii.sIg(IIs F ** I :f• II OOa m : Chuf(h Tranq c IOa m _____ Worthp S4'rc ____ ______ _____ SAP4LANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH .1.1 0 0000 130am : 9 iSam Serv,ce St Saturday SttsCC% WASHINGTON (AP) - The 'ons1der new tax reductions, Getting Rid MM - March?, 11S-7A 11t,thodist lo Pastor tIWeS!u1 (vanqct%t ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner thL Elm . * CO U THE HOPE OF OUR $50 Hester Ave Ph Jfl O2 t • for some Cambodian aid, the President seems to ha ve fail ed f ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST oop m . _________ __________ ' I . . CHURCH ___________________________ Senate Democratic leader Pflations Committee, said the Mike Mansfield of Montana told recommendations of some of - 600 0 1 $116 million sum since he re- doiPg a very fine job as vice a newsmen, "I didn't even the fact-finding team have turned ear li er this week from a president," The Republican FOrd'S news conference, "softened some resist.ince to Jobless Fi ure % Prayer meeting ____ _____ Friday, 61 . . II some aid because of the Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- - Noon f Wedncsda Ee'iinq . ed ld , Sanford, Fl. /• -- C R NeAl ' s news conference, was said after the Ford news conmix . ference that the odds arc better I ::"Church - 93 i OOI Worshi p Services --. said before the news (act-finding trip. the already burdensome $52 bil- c!erence that he told Ford on III :::: ____ AI%o on WWQS I IOu FM _____ While bespoke optimistically some members of a task force out," wasquetionedonecomy a bo ut such ma the tters, it was of eight lawmakers who If thepathhasbnsnooy 8.5 lilikillim ___ in the country." well Sabba'riSch4)l,I ______ ____ _____ ingness to bend on the money s'wvive without new aid. increasing 1. orcj might accept otherwise, much, and anything above that but Rep, Paul McCloskey, R- is very, very bad," he said. ('alit., has been proposing a -"Nelson Rockefeller is ffln w -1 - moves toward - ---. Saturday services be significant In the Congress consider the matter. The White House sources lion federal deficit he hasipro.. Thursday that prospects for Rep.Another Georgepowerful Mahon Democrat, of Texas, .vild not dI3close exacy that posed. "That figure is too any aid were ' quite dim." chaman of the House Appr 1i _________ --Tv Evening Hera - City. ______ never used the $222 million fig- Is acting on it, " he said. _________ -• n . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 43 Forest Florida __ _a C Brian Tarr ______ _____ Congressional reaction to the i.tS is running out" and "there Is no added. The big problem ,,is not _______ Increasing administration pre3Rep. John J. McFall of Cali- 1 1 1 1 1 hope" without aid for the the size of the tax cut, but the sure or, Cambodia, _____________________________ climaxed by fornth, the Democratic whip, Sot,Ihøt Asian r..Uon, Ford slowness with which Congress Ford IF I f _-, ure so prominently advertised -Congress is making alullTn. _______ :--' - 11 . gency aid he previously said stoodatt.2percentInJanu.y, conference reached Its 21st was essential for Ford spoke glowingly of the final legislative form until next 5va1af could go as N as 9 per cen bod1a, inhiute that questioni turned to facl.flnding legislators and week when the House Fore te House offi. a1thou "1 have doubts that it the economy. ials t "their stated ct will Affairs Comnttee a was to should get greiter relief to ur ____ ___________________ # I;-- ~! - - _=W _______ -,r.-,-fl--T• . - 1. hl is/ueit THE he Still, while saying that 'time consumer spending, Ford / ' . W000096" -. McFall said he doubted Congress will complete action on Since many of those who the money much before its E day night that Cambodia could federal spending, would be and said " there Is no hope of made the Indochina trip have ter recess, which starts March to faltotheCommunj.jfC. preferred remedy. success unless the Congress recommended some tWo of gress doesn't approve more . This is well after the two actaquicklytopro -Whaevertheeofj inec- com promlse,Ford'spraisewas weeksthatFord military assistance wIthin "10 cut, middle-i ncome Americans essary means for Cambodia to seen as another sign of his will- outside limit for ma j- jedastJto Cambodia days or o weeks." "'0 . -- . - This tilt toward compremise Ford opened with a prepared -Whatever the climb was acknowledgEd after Ford Jobless rate, "a greater u . statement outlining his argu. told a ne conference Thur ment (or more Cambodian aid cuon," not an increase ____ _____ __________ ________ ______ ________________________ 4 - and polifics, and ident Ford will set tle for lcss poin ts: WASfflNGN (AP) . - 1111111131= es s Cambodia.Aid _____ .. F,w I -- -- P_ - ti . - . Friday, March 7, ins a .- pyyqy Mit'rrar-y flat,st CPiurOl. Mid,ay S4KOrA Shiloh Miss,a,, Bèpfil CPsi,rck West 5a't,rd Santard Baptist Church, UZ* Patmefls JamCIMi%iia4Iary B.pt,IICBV,C11,StRd 411. Osteen St Paul Baptist Church, Ill Pine Ave sfie4d Misitenary BaptIst, 11th 1 Cedar st JM's Missionary Baptist Church. 9$ Cypress St. TmpI' BapI 151 Church. Palm Sprtngi Rd, Attampete Spui CHURCH OF CHRIST Chwth .4 ChrIst. lilt S. Part An. ChWcA of Christ al Lobe Ellen. U SF 11-91 II CassVilerry SovthSeminei,Chvqth ,4 Christ. S1t$ Lake How,Il1d CbvrctlelCtwIst,60I Palm Springii Dr .Mtementelpqs Church of Christ, ____ Oø* Church f Christ. LAg Church of Christ, Peou. church ct Christ. W 17111 St Horttssid. Church .4 Christ. FI.a. Hvtn Dr , Maitland - CHURCH OF 000 Church ci God. 113 Hickory Church s4 God, Ovieds Chch 04 God Holiness. Lake Moore. Church.44 God Minias, En46rprtie William Chapel Missienar' Baptist Church, Mark & William It. Church Atta., Slngs God. iaet W. lu St, Npe Baptist Chuich, 19 0*a.pe Ave. CATHOLIC Church ef the Nativ,ty, Labi Mary All Souls Catholic Churc'i. Ill Oak Ace,, Sanf ord SI Anns Catholic Church, Dngweod Trail, Dq$ary tt *ugustine Catholic ChUrCh. Sunset . near BVon Rd, Casseffi.ry ', Mary Church of God tet, 0*1140 Church of 0.404 Prophucy, 79 S Elm Avg Charch.4OodelPr.iery,1,WS PensiminonAve Church Dl God M*ssia. Ent er prise Re5(ChCh.4IW, 171115?. Santerd EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church, I. Delary Ave Entirpriw p14atee, Cahr Church. Maittane Avg. AKam.nte ChniiI Episcopal Church. Loned Springs Our Lad, at th. Lakes Catholic Church 1315 MaimiIi, Dettr Holy Cross Episcei, Pa Ayp at Iffi St METHODIST BareSt United Mimertal ChwcB. N. De$a'y Ave- boat III United Methodill Chwirch Bethel A ME. Church. Canaan Hgts Caswlb.fry Cemmunity United Methedist Church. Hw' 17-92 & DeScry Cimmvty MelhasI Cb,,th. W. HI,BbaMI Rl F,r? Uni?yd Mh.dis? Churcn. aI Park AVI F.rst M,ipioo,t Churth at 0'edo First 54utlq M.4hodist CtivrCt%. 3U1 Free Mthudst Clwrch. Ill W. 4Th St Geneva Mtttwd,sS Church, OenevC Aye, Sp.gs. W,st,wseiy,q Preslytersia Church. led Bug II. (acs.IBocry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST rcr,st LaS. S,v,nt Da, Ad,*,t,,I Chrin H. 1 c. For,tt City S*ventP, Day Ady,?,tt Church, Ma,ttaed Ave. Lit,moø$. Springs 5aM.jp Day A4,,,'t,yt Chur ch, ti-, L (in Winter Springs S.t,,ntt, Day Ad..n?'i? Church, 91 M.ns Rd Grace Ijiwtgd Mettsad,sI Church. Airpurl Blvd Otani Chapel A N I. Church. 0*1141 OTHER CHURCHES 0*teon MI$V*dtII Church Pave *n$eyen M.$host. II. 46 W. at Paola St. Jamsi AM 1. 9Th it CIFiSI 5?. Man's A M N. Church SI., It. III. Osteon 5? Pa.4's Methodist Church, Ost.e. Rd, N.tecy*u stat tend Morial Church. S DeScry Saniando United Methodist ChurCh. Tamp First Fed, S.ieran Blvd. Altament, Springs NAZARENE FirstCkurtbelth,$.isree.w 2adstMpee Porn Park Geneva Church of Na;ane, Cva Cammunety Center taheMar-vChurch.4theNaI.ren,,Lak,Man Lied., LukeMar'p Longueed Church ii t'.p Naicrine, Wbyn S Jessap A, Leniwoed LUTHERAN God $hepherd ULted LThwun. $ $ Orlands Dr. Lutheran Church of Deliwsi l.vthranChrch of ,Reda.mw. 111W. )Ith Piac, Mtsi.h Lutheran Church. 0.46,. 4y5 Dr. & Hwy. 17.92. Castetberry St tykes Lutheran Church, II 47* Sia,a St Marks Pr.sbytertaa Cb,rck. 1521 Palm S.nas, Rd. Aflarnont, Piny Rdpe Rd. Catwiberry CHRISTIAN MI. N rah Primitive Baptist, 1141 LocuSt Ave. Sc. Mt. Olive Missionary lptist Church. Sanande p'in9s Rd Sanford Christian Church. 1)3 W. Airport Blvd. Pf.rths'd. Ctvistian Church. Florida Haven. Or., MaItland Utnwood Lakeviow Christian Church, Bear Lake Rd at Jamlon Mi. nj Missionary Baptist Church, t$OO Jerry Ave UI, Zion Mii5ioty Baptist. Slp.s Av•. CONGREGATIONAL N Iqfh*IMis,inna,y Chwch.tt* 51.1 Hick ory Ave Coner.,atienat (htitin Church. 14$, Pi e Baptist Miss., Civic teagur Ilap, Lengwe.d. l _111111111111 PRESCYTERIAN Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church First Ptnbyterl.an Church, Oak Ate. a hi st. First Presbyterian Church 04 DeScry, I. H$ond CDnvefseRI pr,ttrian Church. 27715. onianc. St A* PVesbya Cch, $11 lear Lake Rd Lii Faith Chapel, Camp SIIn,CI. W,hiva Prl Pd Avenue HOIiftI Chapel, B.ordall Ave Celueta Community ChUrch Church of Jeus Chrtstol Lattgr Day Saints, 231$ Park Lv, Eastern Drthodo. Church. St Johos Chryspetem Chap., Hw I'll, Fern Park FlrslCPivrchefcnris, Sc,,n,sl,pet PS4SI Like Miwoi Chapel. Orange Bled, La ke tdsar Kingdom Halt of Jehovah's W,tnets, Lake Meoree Unit lsi w 3rd first Born Church 04 the Living God. Mtdaay Pentecostal Open Bibig Tabernact,. Rsgewond A',. 10ff 8th so petite Seminole HiP, 5ct'o.i 'r%t PsnIejtat Churth t Fall Gospel Tabernacle. 3774 Cauntry Ciut Mt Olive Hinu$ Chur ch, Oak Hilt Rd. tw Sanford Allian, Church. 1441 5. Park Ave Iantef 3 CongneIavion.4Jeho1ahswitn,,5q,1g sins, rho Solvalmm Artily, r" * IM S1 I.11..g Hula Moravian Church. £Itams,,fe Springs Ut,d Church .4 Christ. tamonte Community Chapel. All Saps i Tumty The P.41 Gospel Cha,cs,t Our Lord Jeta5 i5t, Wasniniton it . Ca"a.n Ct,. .- t I I �, r_.' . ______ : : .i ..... - :_-. - - ___ FL Pastor's Friday. March 7, -- --- -. .- -- - - ----' -.,-- -. - --. - - - ' INILININ InS - Seven Cardinal Virtues Corner By REV. CLEO J. JENKINS Church of our Lord Jesus Christ Apostolic Faith Temperance - ~ - — __ WOMEN I _. Is ,.-~I;~ ;:,,_I.~Z -1 - - __ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL __ Friday, March i, 1975-9 4 ..F % -. 1 Neglected X/O The Bible is the only ground presentation of the character r tue for unity. Christ prayed for and will of God. unity. By DAVID POLING Temperantia, which was fully with the inner man, the balance Now, some people don't know The Herald Services understood by St. Paul when he and harmony of all our desires, "Neither pray I for these about a will, or what the Bible "Without standards," argued wrote: alone, bu t (Or them also which says As long uwe are n needs and aspirations. Sexual nattiralist and author, Joseph "God has established a fulfillment, food and drink, and shall believe In me through world, we can say wha t to say ____ Wood Krutch, "with out stan- harmony In the body, giving serenity of spirit (St. Thomas) their Word; that they all or give what we want to give to dards, society lapses Into special honor to that which belonged to Individual man and be one; as thou, Father art In whom we want to give It. We anarchy and the Individual needed it most. There was to be woman. The me, and I in Thee, that they also know there comes a time when early Christians becomes aware of an In- no want of unity in the body; all may be one In us: That fought well not to be corrupted we must depart from this life ____________________________ tolerable disharmony be tween world may believe th at Thou and unless we put It in writing by an over-Indulgent society on himself and the universe," tiast sent me." JO?1 17: 0. one hand and an emasculating what we want done with our Temperance is the lost word, asceticism on the other. house, land , The Amigos along with The lighthouse Quartet, The Footsteps, GOSPEL GROUPS the buried virtue. ft became a The Bible is not productive of Without moderation each of us -!fii r\\ happen to ha ve at the time of and The Powell Family wi ll join In a Gospel Sing conflicting teachings with throw-away line for night-club — featu ring th e ' can be quickly destroyed by the Thbunes from Plant City, Saturday at 8 p.m. reference to God 's relation 10 our death we will have no say PRESENT CONCERT at Boone High comedians, the final putdown of 2/ basic drives and yearnings of In what is done with It. ip ' Sebool Auditorium, Orlando. Children 10 and under are admit man before salvation — w hat ted the post-Prohibition culture. life. With temperance we free. ______ God has done through Jesus If we put it in wri ting what we -Temperance vanished with Al discover a full and sustaining Christ on man's behalf,-how want done with Capone. A term once Identified _________ joy of God's creation, for we I'TJ1 respo nds to Christ's work after we are gone, that is called f with total abstinence, its _______ _____ have learned to coordinate the for man — how God wants our last will or testament, That / promise declined with the Inner balance of persona lity to conduct himself In order to wi ll or testament speaks foc us / repeal of Prohibition. Yet ________ _____ ______ with the harmony of daily strengthen the relationship after we are gone. That Is just Temperance Is a cardinal _______ / desires. For those who quietly w ha t Jesus did. He made his between God and man, and virtue which we all sho uld prize / recover the meaning of this work God wants to ammplish will while he was still here with If we all could understand its I -' Ii /i Cflr(flflfll virtue comes a through man, one cjillnut get a his Apostles jinji IJiscipks. fulluA il.eanifig. tilt: d1iferent Parts of it were to radiance of personafity that the working knowledge of the Bible. When he died on the Cross, his In his treatise on the cardinal make each other's welfare their world can neither give nor take will became effective, for virtues, Dr. Josef Pieper Common Outlook Central Florida, Inc. of society. away. This is what the first care." Institute of Architects, The Bible is truth. "Spwk the where there Is a testament, of Longwood, will conduct a suggests that we have lost the The workshop will be held at --Corinthians followers 12 found In Christ and same thing and be of th e same there must be, of necessity, the workshop for area At a luncheon at S&S from value of this teran through our Churches on the S&S Cafeteria at 613 S. hoped to find In their own 11:30 to 1 p.m., Dr. Wilke will Ignorance of its mind now I beseech you death of the testator. "The Role of Religion in Orlando Ave. Latin root, Temperance deal2 entirely existence. brethren, by the name of Our and the Lake introduce the concept of InRehabilitation" March Paul, the writer, speaking Winter 15 In Island Recreation Center cluding a handicapped inLord Jesus Christ, that ye all about Jesus and his will said, feat Park. The Seminar will (behind Mt. Vernon Motor dlvldual In normal speak the same thing, and u group ure Dr. Harojd H. Wilke, Lodge). The that "and for this cause He IS breakfast is open activities. Participants will there be no division among you; mediator of the New International authority in to the general public, 8-9:30 but that ye be perfectly joined Testarn have an opportunity to get en t,thatby means of his mainstreaming handicapped a.m. at s&s wi UI 1 together in the same tfllfld and dea Dr. Wilke acquainted with a handicap* persons into community th for the redemption speaiung on "Being Human", Person or 1 ~ F In the same indent. "1 Cor. relative at their table. ( An ordained minister of the From 9:451010:15 he will meet ~ transgressions that were under ... N) 1:10. From 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at both y the first testament they which United Church of Christ, Dr. with ministers and their y loca tions, Dr. Wilke will consult Wilke Is an expert Church Women Unit are c In varied families. ed alled might receive The Bible is not an of DeLand; Rev. Cecil N. Ogg, at lands. wi th small discussion asPectsofrehabinon having groups Sanford and West Volusia First ordinary book. In fact, it is not Presbyterian, DeBary; just a promise Of eternal InheritanA sedsion on "Removing (ushers, officers. teachers), joined milli ons The th eme for 1975, Is Icctured in almost three dozen Archi tectural Barriers" wi be book, it is a collection Of books ce. Heb. 9:1 ll Mrs. G. Wayne Miller, at Ft "B wch will be led by panels of In a ch countries and all sta tes and held especially for la air of prayer spanning ecome PeecOy One," a by many inspired authors, y leaders Christian Church, Deltona; and search I Yes, the Bible speaks of his served as special consultant ha ndi capped persons, pa ten ts, for the meaning of con tinents as services were to from 10-11 at the Mrs. Henry C. Both, at Pilgrim Chitf however, all of the books come will for He died for you, and government groups and center featuring ar'-'cmdOn panel of re professional workers and held to observe World Day of unity, The worship together to make a complete your gift to him is to live for volun Community, Orange City. Rev. service has beem prepaired by ligious lea ders who are ox- Prayer. ta unit. Is is one of the unusual IThu. You should know about Eurooe. ry organizations In representatives from the perience In involving han. Charles, Weav er will speak at Th the Women's Prayer Fellow. e pr ayer servi ce Th features of the Bible — even the Resurrection of Jesus Paraplegic Assn., Florida dicapped persons. for the 7:30 p.m. at Mt. Zion ship of Egypt. ik He directs the Sanford area was held at noon Missionary Baptist, Lake In- Council Ofl Handicapped though the authors did not see Christ. It carries a message of erdenomIatjo A snack supper will be held at at the First United Methodist Helen. "Healing Organizations, Governor's the cafe a 6:30spen each other or compare notes hope, of forgiveness, and Community" project designed Committee on Employment of with Dr.teri Wilke to 8:30 World Day of Prayer di p.m. Church. West Volusia services With each Other- theY all came Wvation ftOugh faith In Jesus to help churches and other Handicapped Per This 89th celebration of World provides an occasion for par3(,ns, Easte up with a well-Integrated Christ. an held at 10 a.m. featured the Day of Prayer, will be observed ticipation in a nationwide of. r informal evening with ng groups receive the "alienated" Seal Society and American leaders and counselor youth following speakers, Rev. James in a thousand s, laqug es and fun A, licHen at Faith Lutheran, dialects by Christians In 169 called :.:Tj Goin' Places, Fashion Show Features Bride's Dream ______ flaihi' TI,:. _T + :~:~-rj - ___________ _______ 'S And Handicapped Religion Outlook Worksi ob0% Topic _ I J Rev. Dale McClain To Speak Sanlando Methodist I 1.1 service on Sunday. Following Longwood Church of the worship service, a reception Nazarene, corner of Wayi Rev. Dale McClain, will be held In Fellowship Hall. and Jessup. development consultant with Pendleton and his wife, OMS International Inc.. wffi Gladys, live in windemen. Altamonte speak Sunday. 11 a.xn., at th,e Both were born and reared In Sanlando United Methodist Florida, but before moving to Com munity Church, now meeting at the Windemere they spent 15 years The fourth lenten sermoil Seventh-clay Adventist Church in Washington, D.C., where he Rev. Wayne Smith will be' on Maitland Avenue, Altamonte worked as a newspaper man Thai" at 10 LnL, Sunday. Springs. and public relations consultant. Sunday School and Aiktlng C .0 etfan! cc!! t! euthr c4 .,.A,.,1 crned with wj,e,tewjgjpof books, including the bestseller, the "One Great Hour their possessions, Res'. McClafn "Pursuit of Happiness," which Sharing." provides helpful Insights into is a study of the Beatitudes of A representative of the complicated estate planning Jesus. ThJs book has been read King Youth Ranch will pres matters. His ministry In this onto tape cassettes by the in. the program to the Fishers area has enabled many to ternatlonally known radio Men Club In the educatlot discover a better way of personality, Earl Nightingale, building Sunday at their 8 a.i remembering loved ones as and Is used In his Inspirational breakfast We as the lad's work, motivation program, Pendleton Rev. McClaln'a 28 years of Is nationally known as a public Deltona United service with OMS Include speaker and Is aLl active mission assignments In China, layman. He serves as an elder The Board of the Fellows India, U.S.A., Hong Kong, and In Central Christian Church in of The United Church Indonesia, He was Chosen on Orlando. Deltona will host the Fellowsii tioI2S occasions 10 pioneer Supper, Thursday at 6 p.m. new ventures. Deltona Catholic the Fellowshi p Ha ll with An articulate speaker, Our Lady of the Lakes c8rrY4n supper. Each rneznb McClain has been Involved in Catholic QWFCh of DelIOOS is will be allowed to bring oi public relations departments of sponsoring its third annual guestOMS. OMS lnternationaJ Inc., Mardi Gras Festival today. Monday, at 10 a.m, In t (formerly known as The Fellowship Hail, the Women' Oriontal Missionary Society) Is at 1p.m. on the church grounds. GOUp will ° plan for th an evangel! cal, Un- On Saturday, a hot roast beef Apt 119 1975 Bazaar to be give denominational faith mi. Won dinner will be served, 4:30 to by the United Church in Apri founded in 1901 for the purpose 7:30p.m., hot corned beef will They will also fold bandages fo ef reaching around the world be on the . the hospitals nearby and will b with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Festivities will Include a flea served dessert and coffee market, art display, garm of Those desiring sandwiches o skill and chance, country store, Wads are asked to bring thel W. Volusia Council bake shop, hot dogs and it I" I iw L. 7= 7 39- al p-ri ______ / Area Church Women Join In World Da~ ; ..; 1 ,4 , OWI'I. hamburgers, ganes and rides. More than U women LeRoy Roth, Rose Monti and Casselberry Baptist several men, representing churches In Deltona, DeBaiy, Rudy Brtugl: are in charge of Spring Roundup is now ir, the festival and Art Mathieu is progress at Casselberry Baptist DCLand, Glenwcx)d tre asurer. and Luke Helen were in at,. Church and will continue through April 6. tendanceattherecentmeetlng Of the West VOJUSIa Council of First Baptist There will also be special meeti ngs March 23-27 with Ken United Chtwch Women at the The MarineNaval Color Guard ( andsiMarge Schmidt with Gospel Westmlnlster United Presby. the Sanford Academy nging and rope tricks. terian Ctnwth in DeLand. will be guest of First Baptist th TheAnnual Round-up will end wi Mrs. Cariton F. Crandall, Church of Sanford, during the the 9th Iiomecomir.g. dWn= Of Ecumenical Action 11 am. worship service and Development, who Color Guard is under the ' There will be regular Church arranged the entire program, directfo of C, E.R. se 'ices and dinner on the Da niel-, ruuin! Th public i invued. tt3jGCU t '.flc mcvting. Guest speaker, the Rev. Holy Cross Lake Mary Nozarenc Joseph A. Kelper, host minister, gave a most Inspiring Rev.:'Benton Ellis, teacher at "Gospel .Magic" featuring talk on the theme of Trinity Preparatory School, fwntalism ilh.'aion and other meeting. "All One In christ" will be guest speaker Weiln. . rit. .- is Wa5iyi Iii1 Crui Epiopal [III tot UjurchoftheNizre presented with a gift from the QUfdl of Sanford, o1lowing lake Mary, Rev. Dan ne In Matter Council, by Mrs. Harold the £:30 p.m. pot luck supper. h me o years eperience in Carrier, for her tallWuI aem- Fr. Ellis has degrees from the illustr ated evangel and uses vices as treasurer of use professional magicians' COWII for past 11 y as Nashota Howe, has been In equpment to p arw charge of congregations In wilf magic. Floridatnd was a missionary Oviedo Methodist n will be presenting .,An and teacher In the PhIlipines. Magic" how' Sunday, at 10 First United Methodist He al5o will be bringing R.M. Longwood Nazarene Church of Oviedo announ tie mesarge at the morning Winston K. Pendleton will be a worstip hour at 11 a.m, guest o( the ctiurcji, A rknown The pithI1chasbeenin10 Satwday,a17 3pm.hewjIlbe ind eik.er, he will give hear th lighthouse Quartet spiaking also on Sunday at 7 the sermon on "flow to Build a and The Amigos, gospel p.m. The Church Li located on House" at the 11 em singers, Monday at g i.m. at Crystal Lake Avenue. __ , ___ 'ly JF.AN PAl'rESON Women's Editor gown, -:Vt 'I Z .M beautifully attired I and e!egent mother I 1~1~ s thie z e of The th Herald's}IomemakerFashion Wonderful to see so many of worked-ig : ,, so hard behind the Show in the Sdnfcrd Civic , 'u at The Herald's scenes to bring us th I,, ree great Center night . a.. homemaker Show Tuesday 8hows j — — "A Streetcar Named The bride's dreams Include ''"night. Not that I saw "• -. "' all of you De5Ire,"GuyIMmhardoand ' s oph t ic ated night-on-the,1XJ :.' 1' T' l• :--— 4M)yclearly, asked for you see, when Royal Canadians and the town-wear, racy sportswear 0 r .e r. 1 me if I'd model Tucson Boys Chorus, as well as and of course, ultra feminine ". some of Nora Gordon', lovely 9 the sparkling Champagne Ball lingerie. A4 ' -' ingerie I agreed, thinking -th 41" . is year's record should .. . . , Coordinators of the fashIon there'd only be a handful of 1 YOU a lot of new members next show were downtown business & people at the show ... sowhy year, .. ' .'-. V - -1 i women seEdith Jacobson of .. - not' p ' ' 1 ' / ' ' ' I RoJa) 's, who also M C d the But wnen I saw thousands of 1 show, and Nora Gordon of , eager show.goer, streaming i. Y / . . Merle Norman Cosmetics, who into . . v ,. ' the Civic Center, panic 4 When Rose '-,cwthsnrd touched up th e models makeup -struck' hi ra, is Only One announced I a couple of weeks to transform them 61 into real ' -'thi ng to do I took off my back . A ." as * " she would soon be beauties Mrs Jacobson ' cou t see beyond InPiTying Albert 0. Payne, she . -' presented an attractive the frort row. With -.w "i. only (*- caused a stir of sports and formal parently) a handful of people % among her many friends In the wear, and the tempting lingerie watching, I had the courage to Sanford area The -7.4 ceremony and loungewear were all from -. ' .'V go through with it was brief and Intimate, but Nora Gordon's shop Actually, wearing the garmany Sanford women had the Also showing fashi ons were —.. ments Nora select ed for — ,,,Er - .me opportunity to personally wish .A I Mary O'Day from th e Singer '-, .• . ' .. with ft•f those the new Nfm Rose Payne well Sewing 3enter, Gert Johns K. •. . -. ( magnificent wigs from Irma,s Friday at a bridal junch,ean , ,-ki_ m 1_. _. __ from The Vogue and Caroline i.~ twigs In the Interstate Mall, I i':enin her honor at the i0vly Holtzclaw from Milady's, ho . wanLedtorhowoff ow w home of Anne(te (M, Ken-. " " Th eflnecoflectlonoftruiy tr ansformed me! -. . neth) Wing. -f Thank you all for attending. hostesses Included Carolyn lovely wigs were styled and i Before and behind the scenes at the Homemaker Fhion Show were (from Jet presented by Inna Orimo of LIlY on, I) Jean pat (Mrs. Burch ) Cornelius, Millie Hence Thornell, Karen Wis e, Ann Dough erty, Doroth y Brown, Irma 's wigs In the Interstate twins Glenda (Mrs. William) Stemper and and Glyna Alderman, Lenore Duncan, Rose Edith Jacobson, Sandi Tucker, Barbara Mall. DiMasi, Irma Orimo, Bonnie Florence (Mrs. Douglas) SchumacherandNoraGordOn(JfeJdpbo1obyIJVjflrct) Saturday night Is Seminole Stenstrom, I t -A - :1i' 1i' ! 1: P 1 is - J t . , -. — : - r"q ..• , .. !1 - - ____ 4.' . _ .•• j . . - ' .. LOVELY AT FASHION I Mutual Concert ALSsociation's last fling of the Reason when Invited guests were the fncmbers enjoy the talented ' at ThcaOn Arizona Soya Susan ter and : Candy Chorus at Lyil, and her aunt, Mrs. theSanfordCivlc Center, 8pm Col Also Mrs. Richard 11am Our congratulatjo to Mu. Donald Flamm, Mrs Association president Woodrow Clark and his secretary Rose Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. Joyce M. (Mrs.Albert)Payne, Douglas treasurer Kickli bier , Ne ll Mrs. A. C. j (Mrs. Boyd) Cole man and Ui~ g Ids , &lllton Publicity clirector rpnn3P (Mrs. . Smi th, ph A. Doughty or a Smith, e season a entertaiument. Also to Mrs William Southward son. ..membe rshIp chairman Bill Mrs r1i ,, 4 - I ' .' -- (Mrs Waiter) Giclow and Rose was charming In a dusty receptions and hospitality pink suit and chocolate brown chain Je (Mn. William) blouse, with matching corsage Kirk and their committees for of pink roses She was jobs well done, presented a silver tray as a And to all other members 1m hostess - -. - ____ - - . - 1' '1W I , r r , . '- -- ____ . Anyone For Italy 2 . — S-r________ , t - - ' - Urbino, but will be free to travel dreamed Of visi ting the cradle throu ghout Italy, said Cervone. of the Renaissance can do it this Courses to be offered are summer during seven weeks Of elementary and intermediate --l' - - ___________ . '• - -. j Anyone who has ever r -; 24 atudyandtravelfnftalyofferecj Italian language and through Florida Technological civilization, Ita lian history, and University (FTU).mesnjpju art, opera appreciation and program made possible humanities course (all in - &_-'-•hI'J.u._.LUPIL. ___ _______ — through an agreement with the English and Independent study. Application f or admsion to 'i 1l alike with or without a the summer program shouidbe . -' . -" knowledge of Italian made as soon as possible An • :. Dr. Anthony V. Cer- April 1 deadline has been set. - -. I vone,Chairman of Foreign The ten ta ti ve itinera ry has the a-, , . j Languages at FTU and group lea ving New York for . .,•,....... . -.( .of the summer study program, Rome on June 29, and noted students will be able to returtdng Aug l There will be earn up 1014 quar ter how's of an optional de parture from .___ ' -Lill __1M.. transferrable credit during ._fm flomeAug.22fnthosewanung li'l5,1~ __ ir staY in Italy. Applicants to stay in Italy an extra week. ----,On _~ ---=:7221 - _~_ OMW .. accepted for the program will Information on the summer w lm~ _. ~= be registered at F`TU, but will study program. , costs, 0 - __ . *, not be required to undergo the academic requirement and -1 flflta — •a -— -* b1dil I LU UUl&II3IULI3 GWa&U4UU113, uauy uc ooainea luncheon honoring Mrs. Albert bKIU HON O O. Payne (center) was held recently at the Scott Avenue, process. by contacting Dr. Cervone at Sanford, home of Mrs. Kenwth Wing (wand left). Hostesses assisting kin. Wing were (from left) The program Is open to all Florida Technological Mrs. William Stemper, Mrs. Douglas Slenstrom and Mrs. B AT LUNCHEON urch Cornelius. (Herald Photo by Jean students In the Florida State University, P.O. Box 25,000, patt1 __________________________ University System plus those at Orlando, or by calling the 1_ ---I ---- -uua campuses in and out of university. the state. ___________________ UNDERWORLD /' Studen ts who do not plan to iO - r. [[T PPfICLtIBI "Su I•a,j?f,I__'\ __________________________ study Italian and wish to .ICup jt,q'ct Strap Iin o C r,p, research in their particular £N.w Ica PIa t,, ______ ' rI '4 . . .-._.. ____ '' _ ____ ___ University of Urbino, will welcome teachers and studen ts ___ - - - __________' ___ ____ U It's Three To One For Cutting The Cord f - ______ ___ By ABIGAIL VAN BIJREN RED DEAR ABBY: This Is In referen ce to the 25-year-old girl who signed herself "Over Protected." She wanted her own apartment, was able to suppo rt herself, but her mother said: "Only tramps have their own apartmen ts. Nice girls live - Club Notes- Star Club at home. " Knight, Helen Basset and Marguerite Morrissey who made patriotic table decorations In honor of George Washington and Abraham Abby, I had the same needed a kidney transplant, problem. Only my problem was was trying to explain to our Members of the Deltona Star MY father. I was 23 when I five-year-old da ughter why he Club were pleasantly surprised wanted to move out of my was crying. at their meeti ng Feb. 2C, in the Lincoln's February birthdays. home and thto my own Deltona Community Center by He had Just received a The club voted to contribute apartment. I was able to supan unofficial visit from Mrs. te lep hone call Informing him port myself, but my fa ther Val Ledbetter, Worthy Grand $25 to the Shrine's annual paper sale drive which took place insisted that I wanted to move that a donor kidney was Matron of the Order of the Feb. 28 so I could have men running In available, and to please come to Eastern Star of and Mar. I in Deltona, Florida, and and $15 to the Southwest and out of my apartment all the hospital for a possible David Woodruff, Worth y club .: hours of the night. In fact, after transplant. Volusia Outreach Center, president Mrs. Charlotte MRS. E. IN N.C. located In Deltona. I moved, he even watched m Weydig and Mrs. Julia Harr, aparrmen tor weeks, hoping he P.S. Kidney and husband are Junior past president and The president appointed a I could say to my mother: "See? both doing well, chairman of distinguished nominating committee of I told you so!" DEAR MRS. a: Beautiful! guests, three: Marguerite Morrissey, Good luck to Mr. a And God Mary Brown and Hale," Butler, ffi. I Well, it never happened. a1rs. Ledbetter praised Abby, I was raised in a bless that donor. to present a slate of officers to members for their work and religious home where I was be considered for 1975.76. They DEAR ABBY: My wife keeps loyalty to their respective will report at the March taught right from wrong, and I giving me a bad time because In Easter Star Chapters in their never forgot my upbringing, church I use meeting, which has been moved tissues for wiping home Parents should realize that towns and stated that to the Third Friday (instead of there was great potential in the the grown children need to get out my nose. usual four th Friday) of the She thinks I should use a area for good Eastern Star on their own, make their month at 10 a.m. in the Cornmembers. She Informed Own handkerchief. the munity Center. decisions and become selfIt seems to me that in this membership that ai the last sufficient. And If they had the modern day and age, tissues Grand Chapter session of . proper training and example, should be socially acceptable. Florida, It had been voted to they will not be corrupted by What do you say? allow dual membership. This tempta tion. MAC meant that anyone in good Your advice to "Over Mary Smith, president of standing in their chapter in Protected" was great. . . "Cut [lEAR MAC: I'm stith YOi.L another state, can become a Sanford's Just Us Club, an. the cord — and don't (eel Tissues are not only more member nounces the club will sponsor a in one of Florida's guilty," hygenic, but I should think your Eastern Star Chapters without rummage, aupliance and FREE, 24 AND wife would appreciate your relinquishing membership in vegetable sale and a fish fry in RESPECTABLE" reducing her laundry load a their former chapter. the grounds of the Good E)EAI4 FREE: Th anks. I wee bit. Samaritan Home, Sanfor, all Dual membership has long today and Saturday. Proceeds needed that. Some parents been desired by many Eastern will benefit the Home. wrote Everyone has p,obem What's a to tell me to drop dead r For a p ersonal reply, write to Star members who do not wish with that kind of advice, but the ABBY: lox NO. 49701, L.A., to leave their home state mail Is running three to one In tg, . Enclose stamped, ped, sell chapters. 0.a. ar,ssad sislipe, my favor. Hat, to writs letters? $s St), DEAR ABBY: A reader However, the big surprise Four members of the Junior Abigail Van Byron, Ill Las ky Dr., signed "Made My Plans" wrote Bevtriy Hilt,, Calif. O2I2. for Ab. came when the Worthy Patron Auxiliary of the American that the wanted to leave her by's booklet "How to Writs Letters Infori,'ied members that the Legion Auxiliary No. 255, 'or All Occastoni." Please enclose a eyes and kidneys to medical Grand Chapter of Florida would Dellona, will attend the 6th stamped ("C) science to benefit anyone who long, seii-addrssiid. welcome a new chapter In District Junior Auxiliary needed thein after her death. Deltona, something which meeting in St. Augustine, lJer problem was her daughter, many Eastern Star members Saturday, headed by Junior who said: "I ant not going to let wanted many years ago, but Auxiliary president Jean them cut you up, etc." were refused. Uinstead. They will be ac. I wish "Made My Plans" and Hosting the meeting and companied by their parents and her daughter could have been at ________ luncheon which foll owed at 11 the Senior Auxiliary president our house last Sunday when my a.m. were Ruth Jackson, Peggy Joan Lousenhizer and Post j husband, who desperat.21y Huhsch, Jerry Moltrose, Wilma Commander Joseph Healey. 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Call any of the members below, or mail the order coupon today. • I tSOTTV KARNS (322.6473) -LINDA RECK (322.9546) a bILL GlELOW(22.6473) -1 ~ 1. - -_- -- . -` ~~-`_.!__ RIUIIIIIIUIIIUUIIUIUUIII —Iu•I•IUuIUIIU•U••laIllI• I'CIA Post Office Box 1523 I Sanford, Florida 32771 Dear C.l.P. I U Please reserve : copies of Peter Schaaf's SANFORDANOTHE WORLD WAR IIYEARSatSQCS (Copies will be delivered in late March) .. - U • U I NAME 1 ADDRESS ZIP TEL NO %04UIUUIUIIUIIpIIIUUUUii... 1 204 �10A—Cvernng Herald, Sanford, Fl. frldiy, March?. 1975 House Delays Impeachment Probe In Dispute With Dekle to UI aJ SI a bi it rr w TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) A House impeachment cornmittee has interrupted its in. vestigation ui Supreme Court Justice Hal Dekle after shari friction evolved between cornmitlee members and Dekle. The main issue was Dekie's refusal Thursday to answer a question. But Chairman Wit, liam J. Rish, DPort St. Joe, earlier chastised Dekle in the committee room for one of his answers. RLSh continued hi, criticism of Dekle in a hallws1y during a brief recess. Rish said he will call the committee back into session in about 10 days but the panel's course was uncertain. I..efi pending was a motion by Rep. Alan S. Becker, D-MiamI, to throw out all of Dekie's defense testimony since the Jus. Lice wanted to answer selected questions. Dekle had taken the stand after Justice Joseph Boyd corn. pleted more than five hours of testimony. Frederick Karl, ft committee counsel, asked Dekle, "Do you have any recollection of any contact with any district court of appeal judge or circuit Judge about a case pending or P1 about to come before themy" t)ekle's attorney, Robert Er1n, called the question improp. cc, advised his client not to answer and threatened to termi. nate the testimony on the grc*inth of separa tion of pow. ers. He said the legislature should not be questioning a member of the judiciary. Dekle said he would follow the attorney's advice and not answer any "open-ended qucsLions." Karl reminded them that Dekie was allowed to testify only on agreement he would an. swer questions from the cornmittee. "It would be grossly unfair to the committee to let him say what he wants to and not to submit to questions.. We would have on incomplete record," Karl said, Then a motion by n. Gran. ville Crabtree, R-Sarasota, that the committee not hear any more testimony for the rest of the day was approved unari. mously. The committee earlier re- jected a move by Ervin to delay testimony and granted only partially his request to restrict Thursday's questions to the charge that Dekle tried to influence Circuit Judge W.L Fitzpatrick In a land case. Dekie said he only was trying to tell Fitzpatrick that Sam Jackowita, a Miami real estate br6ker and campaign worker for Dekle, was concerned about getting a fzir trial in a small Panhandle town. Fitzpatrick testified last week that Dekle urged him to rule in favor of Jackowltz. The earlier dispute arose over Dekie's answer to Ervin's question about what might have prompted Fitzpatrick to cornplain to the Judicial Quailficatlons Commission, 'Maybe he felt I was chatlenging his integrity," Dekle said. "Also, along about this time, the Supreme Court had to reverse the Pitts and Lee case and It dawned on me later W.L Fitzpatrick was the Pills and Lee Judge," Rish asked: "You don't really go believe in your heart that that's the reason Judge Fitzpatrick oke to the JQC?" spoke " hope not. It's only specula. lion," Dekle replied. Rish said, "Then let's get away from speculation." A short time later, Dekle told Rish, "I realize your concern for your Judge Fitzpatrick." Rish, who lives in the Judicial district served by Fitzpatrick, called a recess. Shortly afterward, he was In the halls anl. matedly discussing Dekie's an- SPORTS swer with the Judge. When the committee returned. Dekle apologized and said he meant no criticism of Fitzpatrick's handling of the Pitts-Ue case. Freddie Pills and Wilbert Lee, two black men, were convicted In Panama City of killing a white gasoline station operator. The decision was overturned by the state Supreme Court but they were reconvicted in another trial in Marianna. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. , ir Pa1 Mer, ,* Army Genera 11 41 a ne So Lr r1ic,% ,..r I lerald Sportsdr ___ IiI-I C n C C n 1' S - -- 1. • I - ••.'-.. '.r.*,,.r- I -,.• p I I ': :'.' 4 : It Robert T. hlattaway, owner of i greenhouse-nursery cor:pany and a realty company employing 35 persons was named outstanding business leader for the Florida area. The Albert Gallatin Basinea" Award recognizes small business leaders for their success and community Involvemeut. Battaway Is also a member of the Florida Legislature representing the 33rd District. (:. '. V , \ '.•. t -. .. ' .' "\ Wv - . '''9ir '4 Horoscope , . , ..'i,t - - .'':":-; p ,'; '..'/.'•. . . -. . , - .•." Arnold Palmer watches his chip. (Herald Photo by Torn Keyser) ' .- ur * is c -r . ' J 5!'*i . k g,è1 - j i 21 -- U IRI ' I i -I i' 18 .' •' " I 8 ' " T- 18 •• 18 - .-./ 18 / •' 3 a - 0 :.. .. - 4 . -' a '•t' • A:- A common Citrus Open scene. (Herald Photo by Torn Keyser) 0, Trint"' Prep Track' M s - •r if I-_ -. - MO&MMU _ (Continued On Page 2-8) arro - t I' alin&r started bugeying No. 10, a par4ie, ZOO)arder. His drive and fairway wood were in the rough, and he COUR TNEY missed the green with his pitch. Then he dubbed a shot and -_ "".. chipped on for atap4n. After he crnadced his drive Into the rough on the par-four, C R A H P 10 N 410-)ard 11th hole,aspectatoi- said,' If he doesn't dosornething P r 'A C soon, I'm going up and watch Homero (Blancas, in the '-' R threesome ahead of Palmer)." I HI N 5 0 H Palmer parred !'o 11, the par-three, 165-}ard No 12, and on — the par-four, 370-yard 13th, Palmer cannoned a drive. It was his r i I 25 I 140 N S first shot, after l3 shots, that was in the fairway. MA c c ru But it didn't matter to the Army that Palmer was spraying F ' ' AL E his drives and scrambling to survive and mt sinking putts. And HAYES it didn't seem to bother Palmer either. . lie walked close to thegallery, greeting people with a "' ' boyish, almost shy, 1 li . flow You doing And when he made ai •-.. ,. good shot and the crowd roared with approval and "Thataboy, Arnie," Palmer smiled and raised his club Ir "When TV started and they began television golf," one spectator said, 'Palmer as the young, good looking one ho was winning the tournaments and making the valiant charges. •-' He's the daddy, and these people have not forgotten j" ' LI "There's just something about the guy," another said. "I'll .. .. be damned if I know what it is." Palmer has the draw of a magnet. When your eyes focus on him they don't want to look away. They want to see all that this man is. -. The face is golden brown and the hair is silver gray. The stride is confident and the expressions flow from frustration -•. . sternness to happiness The hair waves In the wind Everything about Arnold Palmer Is definable. !?' But But there were atheists among the spectators On the 15th green after Palmer chipped to within 12 feet of the pin with his ''.o ,.', 4'' His Army moved down the 101h fairway like an attacking sea oi ants. 'Iheybuflledfor a glance nt golf 15$upe they ran for position to view a Palmer shot. When Jim Barber teed off, no one noticed. No Army, let alone a spectator, scurried over the bridges and through the woods to see him boom a drive or tap a putt. No one knew Jim Barber. Both golfers shot 72 Thursday in the first round of the Citrus Opn at the Rio Pinar Country Club Chuck 1 neyIsredasIxw1derpar 66 toJeadthelpros Pat FitzSimmons and Mark Hayes carded 67s. Ile second round is today. The golfers who make the cut, which will be around par, will compete Saturday and Sund In IhC'(j,iIt rn,,n,I, 1'Ii(,.-.lI •,t.......-i it, ........I.,,,.i_ '''','•I ILl'). \ , ....... 5 BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Salnrday, March 5, 1315 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be careful with whom you associate today. Avoid those who act on the spur of the moment. One friend Is a hit too wild. TAURUS (April )-May 20) It's good to be competitive, but today you're apt to take things a little too seriously and try to steamroller the opposition. GEMiNI (May 21-June 20) Your Impatience will be hard to reign in if things don't go your way on the first try. Slum tasks 'hert you lack competence. CANCER (June 21.July ) Be careful. Don't become overly involved In another's complicated affairs, especially if his problems are of a i:aterial nature. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're going to he perturbed by a cloae companion you felt was in agreement with you when she changes her mind at the last minute. VIRGO (Aug. 73-Sept. 21) Be extra careful today how you handle tools or sharp instruments. Also, be sure those )ou're working with do likewise. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)11's not a good day to try to draw t an inside straight. If you tkt any financial flyers, be sure they're penny ante stuff, SCORPIO tOm Z4-i'iov. ) Be careful how you handle Iragile household items. Something you're found of will get broken if you move things carekssly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 73-Dec. 211 Pan your moves well in advance today. Things you try to do in haste or as an afterthought are apt to get all fouled up. CAPRICORN (Dec. Z3-Jan. 19) Possessions you prize will wt hr tukzi if YOU luavi; them lying about or treat them with indifference. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're a better follower today than you are a leader. Have yuU i call in two directions at once. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 It doesn't become you to con- B 16,1 -. OUTSTANDING arber o 0 ByTOMKEYSER xr — I Friday, March 7,19/5-18 ' -.. " . . ' iss Eve thin By CHUCK McCUJNG "The only reason I run Is because I love It. '•'•, 4. ... :T Herald Correspondent Even lfI was terrible, I still would run. Wheflyou W She strutted slowly across the Infield of the start getting better and better, it's more exLake Brantley High School track. Silence was citing. I've always wanted to run, but never had her partner. the chance. I've always wanted to be on, you t ' ".' '1 We exchanged greetings and she replied, know, a little track team. I finally got my g. '" ' . "S..-. - -,, • "I'm not having a very good day." chance." Her name b Carroll Curtis and isTrinity But the chance didn't come easy. . Prep's track team's Miss Everything. "I had to convince Coach (George) Austin Although not having a "very good day," MISS that I could run. So I told him I can hurdle a Curtis captured firsts jn the four events she little bit, I did whflej was upin camp last entered, producing 28 of the 37 Trinity team summer. points. "He just said 'all right, let me see.' So I went EF "On the track, I'm there to think about one up and jumped a hurdle and he said 'hmmmm.' thing," said the Trinity star concerning her That's when he first started taking an Interest in -. solitude during a meet. "I've always liked me. He said 'well, maybe we'll think about it." . running, When I was little, I used to always have Austin thought seriously about the hurdling . . races with the people my age. I used to beat all demonstration, for Miss Curtis now holds the the boys and they would get mad. I like that." county record for the 110-yard low hurdles with a But running has not always been the dream 16.0 second timing. come true. She first entered competition last "I used to always Jump things too," said Miss year aSasWinuner, stroking along side her older Curtis. "I used to run and jump as high and long sister, Cindy, as I could." i "Swimming has always been fun. I would do Even with the guidance of MLs Curtis, what my sister did. She started swimming, soI Trinity Prep Ls suffering a hard season, sanding started swimming." at 2-6. H er record breaking feat first occurred in "We have a promising team," she said ' the pool She holds the school record in the 'Most of them are sevent.1i and eighth graders" breaststroke. I Miss Curtis is a ninth grader. "Last year I would get up in the mornings for The Freshman Flash gives most of the credit swim practice (which started at 6 a.m.) then I to Austin. "He always made me work harder. All would put In six hours of school, and then run he said was 'we'll see, we'll see.' And I kept • track after school. Then I would go horseback running harder so he would notice me." , riding, my favorite bobby, wtuch gave me a full Though stardom has anchored itself around day. Boy, I was busy then" the ankles of Carroll Curtis, she Isn't satisfied But she was faced with a difficult decision at "I don't want to be known just for my running District time. You know, people say 'there goes Curtis the P "Both the track and the swimming Districts runner.' But I don't like that. I want to be known came on the same day. The athletic director as Carroll Curtis I want people to know me as a came to me and told me I had a decision to make just Carroll Curtis the person, not Carroll Curtis So I decided to run track." the runner. Her choice was Influenced by shoulder 'I'm real competitive, I'm a perfectionist I problems that she's had since the seventh grade can't stand anyone ahead of me. That bothers that bothered her when she swam, me." :, .- "e -. It . - ' • ..-.,-•-,.' .' . '.'$' - - L. T .,, ' - - 'I ' - V: •' - ' _1 . . .. Carroll Curtis finishes tar outin front. (HcraIdI'botobyCiJuckMcClung) 3 Evans Meets Miami Jackson In State manned Pensacola team stop Herb JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (AP) — "Both of those teams are super," Allen, Jerry Henry and the rest of Tampa Robinson Coach Herman Robinson's Knights. "Our offense was down but Valdes says, contemplating the Orlando our defense was up," Valdes said. "I prospect of meeting either can't say enough about how good Evans or Miami Jackson for the state high school Class AAAA basketball Allen is. He scored 19 points, and It Utie Saturday night. seemed he had more than the eight "Let me enjoy our victory over rebounds they credited to him" The Class AM defending Champ, Pensacola Woodham a little While West Palm Beach North Shore, also before I think of playing Evans or Juson he said. "But, I'll tell you sailed through its semifinal, 62'46over Cocoa Heath, St Thomas Aquinas of we'll abow up Fort l..auderda12 beat Cottondale 6444 Robinson rolled over Woodham In a 72-55 breeze Thursday. Not even with in Class AA and Laurel Hill finished six men on the court for 211 minutes of atroi, 240. over GcoevUl. La Clata the final quarter could the under- A. template tactics that aren't out in the open to spite one whom you feel has wronged you. YOUR RIRT!IDAY larch 8, 194-5 You will be involved in something of a confidential and unusual nature this year. It will t be quite pro:itb1c. D'n't broadcast what you're doing till it's well launched. ' I I 1'- Wr - _ Other semifinal games were our side in the final, we'll have to be "All our kids did a super Job," scheduled today, determining the better Saturday to beat either Bartow St. Th omas Coach John Doughterty lineup of Saturday's four CtWJfl. or Bishop Kenny" Jr "About Wright, you Just can't say W. pionship games. Nelson w.4 Carrot enoughtto describe all the things he This afternoon, Frostproof and Nicholson at 600t-5 dominated the does well" -,-Miami Christian tangled In Class A boards for North Shore as speedy The Laurel 11111 It couldn't pull while unbeaten Lake Weir and Lake Curtis Brooks led flie fast break and dway from GreenviNe in Class, A until Butler met in Class AA. Tonight, scoring, with 20 points. Nelson and the fourth quarter when 6-foot-6 Bartow and Jacksonville Bishop Nicholson had 12 each. ussell sCOred nine of his 19 Kenny play in (usa MA before '-4 r ', •.SL Thomas came from behind Inthe R : defending champ Miami Jackson and . second half for Its vctory over Cot. i'; •: OrlanJo Evans, with exciting 6foot 10 74 tondale and the power behind the But the witiners may have to p1 'ç' Darryl Dawkins, battle in winning surge was Gainus Wright, fur the title w ithout top scorer Chris AAM. who scored 35 points. He also handled Steele. He hurt his left leg in a . -. "-'-'-• Coach Floyl Andrews of North the ball to perfection in the fourth collision after scoring lo pobits and Shore said was factor in Our (tiaItef U the wIIu)SfS befit their was taken to a hospital for Cb. Carroll Curtis: County's f astest IM-Yardow hurdl Herald Photo by Chuck McClungt beating Cocoa Beach and it ma y be on margin. servatlon, ' " -, Class 'al* a er. �76-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IA Friday, March?, 075 flu- Ii JSCOREBOARD 1, Ra iders ff Results SEVENTH, 5.16, B - I. Gbost Division 2 Chaser (5). 2. Blue Sangria (10), 3, Chicago 31 25 7 69 214 700 Brother Mine (4). Fran Image Vancovr THURSDAY 3) 74 6 64 2)7 206 (6). 5CptaI Asset (II, 6 Cole' Si Louis 25771? 62 III 219 pree 7 Moniau Minn. 19 39 6 41 141 771 FIRST, 5.1$ 5, 31.26; , I ki Our'stinn IS-?) K C. Noble 14 43 9 37 iSo flu $20 43 j EIGHTH, $.l&C-). Ginger L'vnn Micky Vicky DIv(sIon 3 340 7$0 6 IS 7). 2 Twinhy ($. 3 Montague Montreal Heh,etica 34 11 149 Say an (5). 1 Imprecs.'e Sitle (0), t Angeles 36 1711 49 777 144 Qun.ela 16 n sip 60 5 0(' 3 P andatay (6). 6 Zn Zin (I?), Polls 79 7214 17 261 737 SECOND, 3l, C. 3?.07 7j A flrrnn (4), 4 Harem Help Detroit Blockbuster 900 400 210 1 460 2 S AWr (6). 6 Look Ethel (10). -,r ,s F trit (6) A R ose Gitmon 19))" Ovinlela (S a) %I] go Perfecto IS Ill t4s 60 SIXTH. $44, A, 11.36: Scepter :, , NBA S fandings r- , Eattern Conference A (JIVI)!Ufl erte(ta ($6) 1727 30 . Buffalo New .......York pmIaI,a Central Division Wshtflg?on 1. S'e -r HOsfr 19 17 742 - x C Omaha Quinrela (7 3) 147 CO 34 35 493 7I. Ml*aukee Islanders at lorna 31 34 477 4 • .d !.-•--. •.•& -, '--L ii t- / - •' , ,-. - r _________ ' I - -"' Lm. A D _____ ,I II I II . LJUI and two singles. ,,,.. p p tI.t.... vui - (b _ - L.)I [.. 111111 — - )E JC)OT I LS played with third shot, a man said, "Naw, I don't need to see Palmer putt." sarcastically replied, "But if we stay we could tell everyone we saw the famous Palmer putt." The Paths of the famous Palmer and the unknown Jim Barber crossed as Palmer headed out the first fairway and Harber Walt7ed in on the ninth. There were no marshals keeping the gallery from Barber because there was no gallery. There were four people following the threesome, all relatives of the golfers. Palmer played with George Archer and Dave Hill. Barber A companion Mike ea and Dick IThyan. This is Barber's third year on the tour. He finished second in the Philadelphia Classic last year. when Jack Nicklaus mused, "Jim who?" Despite gal'ry aild no recognition, Barber makes u sarne tour d plays the same holes as Palmer. The two compete for the same money. And sometimes there is no difference in their games. SPORTS Baseball ABA Standings - 14 (4), 7, Mineola Winston (6), 1 Merry (3), 1 Tell Eagle 4)0). Ted,% vvendy (12). 6. Fashion Classic Anton. Indiana Utah °' I 34 30 .5.4) II', 31 37 .45.6 201 , Die" 71 47 A00 241; (5 2), 7 Marg M (61, 4. Mary Ella Danny Edw ards - . Thursday's Games I) Denver 107 SEVENTH, 516. 0 I Soe' IIS, Utah ioi '..'a (6). 2. Mn Mas.e Friday's Games aIblpls), A. 6 E.'s Mnx Opal K entucky vs. Virginia at (6). S Potluck (9). 6 Fast Baden Hampton (171. 1. MOn?ice (57). 4. k.0 St Lou's at New York Spacewalk Denier a' San An?ono EIGHTH, 5.14. C I. .3. Gold Indiana at San Diego Medallion (6), 2. K's Dorcas Saturday's Games ou C ntry Swing (121. 1New York it Kentucky Guy 16). S. E'otk Lice ' st. LOUIS Vi. Virginia '° Good Company (I).). SPunnY's let folk '3), 4 Russian Pirate (4). Memphis at Utah MONTH, 5-16. TA - I ir,O,%na - Larry Ziegler me im baseban season Torn Jenkini the Junior and senior league of Hubert Green the Sanford Recreation and Allen Miller Parks Department will be Di ck, Lot: PlayedattheSan1ordMunjdpj Stadium, the director of recrea tion and parks depart.. ment said t0(1Y. James Jernigan said arrangements had been completed for utilization of the stadium field and four fields owned by the Sanford Naval Pac ?.'cLrgjn Don S ikes Tommy Aaron Wayni Votes Both WadIdn Sot, Wynn Lee Elder Jim Sinker Bob Stanton Terry Diehl Tn Simon Arnold Palmer 34.33....71 3633-7) 1336-71 3633-71 hoped that the Hatters' 22-4 record would earn them an InvitatIon, 36IS-71 yes, I believe our season Pistified our earning a 34 37-71 36 36-7 ir 'u's 3$ 34_..7 3436-72 37-35-fl 37 35_72 31,35--n 37 25-n IntentIonal Technicals Out SAVANNAH, Ga, (AP) - Southeastern bask etba ll coaches may be having a final Iu1g in in incurring intentional technical fouls in an effort to itli' their teams to better performances. The presidents of the 10 SEC schools adopted a resolution Thursday instructing athletic directors to propose severe penalties For coaches who try to invoke fan VHA Standings Crooms TopS Seminole JV BYThe Associated press The pitchers areahead of the hitters. Shucks, the hit te rs aren't even ahead of the pitching machines, In an iflasquad ganie Thursday at the St. L o uis Cot dinals' spring training camp, the George defeated tile Vern Bensons 3-0. Ron Fairly droveKissells In two runs with a homer and single and Luis Melendez, Ted Sizemire and Jim flwva.. hA Ii. Ipti,, "Iron Alike," the club's Pitching machine, yielded 10 hits to the Kissells and only (ourto the &flsona ., fltoik - SECONIJ. 1-16, Bargr (6). 2 Youfire% 5M to). 3 0,Ny-vr (41, 4 14 7 Coot (6). 5 Air F're (17), 6 Dirdfing HqW 15). I He Will Do (10). $ PIg 140 Sylvia IS 1 '' THIRD 3 11 C Thursday's Result for use of the fields will he w.vwrDOQ at F'hoc'nlx . .i ____________ N' .:mp JUST AS )y.j OSCAR. .'".... WHAT THE hum Z MARKO SOUTH AA K V A J 532 , NOTHING 108 2 Hoth uInerbte tf7 West Till 11 r?iT_.(., 0 Rich Bassett 3934-17 11 31- 79 4019 - PNP IP?Et4'T ) e4Jr' VJ t t'(.L.EAR TJ4 'JJHGt.114lXa UP IF 'c#E'6op'1 JOULX' SflLØ L 0 L CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS THAT P?O;Eso HAS7ES 5 A WS MAN ! HE'S A I 0 0 by L Lewis "YEAH 3J7' 1 - 0 TWO DOLLARS NEXT rr wiu.. E ' A 'OUN 0R DOLLARS, THEN rOuq I, IQ4 THE CALF, lTi5 ALREADY ALL GOING .-C'LVES' 1' DOLLARSTHEN FIVE END 1' LIVERIP ., A - - flOW - Iss. Your partner Is just 0111119 You chance in a e a big hand. case ,,, TODAY'S QUESTH)N instead of bidding two spades your partner has bid two clubs over your one spade What do you do "I'd be right glad to have you come in and set a spell, Ma'am ii you won't talk about cleaning up my room!" FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bdlen . - I'M & 'tTiJE m i.o.0 Ac1JEfl6ukA6E)4c4J) s g... r' Answer Tomorrow IT? rr- 7 r "• -".,ql Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN book to,* "Win at Bridge," (do this newspaper). P.O. Box 489. 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'' VIPLl 47( S ç 2,F 0 Tt' MY 'CE.;: \ By ii .;4 i'r \, CVM FA'- ' 74,40+ 2.00 F.E.T. 1176*15 A7* Pass 1 a, Pass Viii ''ut h)) £KJ'ui VAQ2 •J43 K Lu w, .. )UU UI) DOONESBURY BETTER nEr AT MAXIMUm HU THE FEE TAh'p / FLO3ED: I itw A'IE W$E YU5EP IcvE; WE'VE ET HIM \,)'iii BEAUTIFUL 80L 1. EEK & MEEK 4 + 2.9? F E '1' k 10- 95 + 2,10 F.E.T. 32.63 + 3,13 F.E.T. CLIMBER GTX 116001, - - . - - I J - .. I (_ \ ç / ---______ by Howie Schneider iPAW5oM'y—' P"— - I• 2 APPOF'rA'1 FUNPS'fo INVgN1A ER700I 41.49 + 2.79 F.E.T. FR1Ox14 ............... 42.97 + 3.04 F.E.T. GR70aI4 ......... . .44.4) + 3.1$ F.E.T. HR7C*14 44,4 + 3.47 F.E.T. GR7O*1S .............. 45.4,4 + 3.22 F.E.T. HO7flviS -- -'' + 3.42 F.E.T. - iooxls L78x)S Pass P,s Jacob), South Eait WORE AWOU1NlNG This POWt)w, HEAT PUMP - -- North BLONDIE b (20S E. 25th ST. N EXT TO PIG N' WI4 ISTLE PREMIUM STEEL BELTED RADIALS - James West 7 L_•'-. J ' CALL. . . WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE - Th e bidding has been I I JR7$xIS Pass I LIKE 0 FOR Pass Pass Ehdrk 42 39-41 TAYLOR 3V HA-L.IVING, HARaLOVING, SOME HAR.RINK,G MA4 A30u' 70104 WEATHERTRON 4210-C? Pass [2iI1 I777] - G'nual II 10- II iv Al R H II S0 I 2 Keep Your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A q i• 'Why did you Wlfl that third trick?' asked North "I guess it was for the same reason that people want to clImb a mountain The trick was there for the taking," You can et kill ed c imbing mountains. You can go broke taking the wrong trick, The defense started with three rounds of diamonds West stuck his rather useless nine of trumps on his partners trick and uth promptly overruf led with dummy's 10 spot. Then he went after trumps, The finesse worked nicely, but when it eame down 11) trying to pick up by Art Sansom - - '--" Dave E Ichelberger -*i I 3739-,..74 Maher, (wlO)42.3 I 3 7 Thrill (10 I) 3$ 3S..7 3 1) 7 6 0 2 31 39-76 Runty 3I'3 1 6 4 1 I 4034-76 Berm 223 4 1 I 2 1 39 34-77 4136-77 41 34-77 South I'ass By Oswald & J P H N ER IS SO 3,34-n East THE BORN LOSER Overir,, 3b 1 0 I 0 37 37-71 Lumb. C I 0 I 0 )136-14 Wilkerson. Cf 4 I I 1 Tyler,cf 1 0 0 0 37 37-11 Collins. dh S I 2 0 3$.34.74 Sharp, is 3 1 1 0 Fabian. It 3 3 2 0 Yec5rng,rf I 0 I 0 Worner.rf , 3 1 I 0 Mt'fCfld, lb 34 377 S 0 1 7 Totals 9.3_; 34 6 13 $ 373$73 Seminole i e, U? 492 (91 --Ii 33 37-IS It, Johns 03) 011 SOS- 6 34-37-73 (-Gray, Lum, Yeckrinq, LOB4 3473 St Jonn 17, Sem inole 10, 20-34 37, Zurkut(n (2), Gray. Evans. Sharp, 37 Fabian; 35- Collins; 37 CoIlini; HR34 377$ ZckuPd,r,, Brockway, Wilkerson, SB- Gray. Jacobi (3), Lagergren 3610-76 W Shelton; SF- Jacobi, Evani 39 34 -77 3934.77 North . 4314 9 II ROlCfld.3b 3$ 31-16 eventua.ly use dummy's fourth trump to ruff his last spade 6 A63 2 2 I 0 39-13-71 DUUflIflQ.7b Ruttirtrl, 25, 3118-16 spade loser, but that there was a prope r time to lose it. South should simply have discarded one of dummy's spades, instead of wasting a trump honor on West's nine, Th en when South went after trumps, he would have been able to ?ick up East's king and Opening lead -A, S I I 0 0 7 0 0 S14 i ST.JOHNS 3739-76 3$3$74 J 9854 by Dave Grout LET .,. 27-44 + 2-SI F.E.T. single in U '"ctnd inrI MCDOflId. Cl Ron Cer rudo John Jacobs Alan Tapie BObMn He RIW added a double and a th ('Itt, ' AIR Si 6 7 4 43 2 I 7 0 0 1 3 0 3 7 6 0 I 0 S3 2 I 7 0 I 0 Kelley, lb 37377 30-36-14 James, pr 3j39j ZurkuNen,c Totals 36-38-7 40 36 76 39 37- 76 C7$*13 E7Ix14 F7IzI4 Joe Smith poked two singles Rinker ha3 sublet the stadium for Croom. from the Seminole County Crooms scored two runs in School Hoard and has an it oK ALLEY oo . 110 , II . SHOP HEPE MO SAVE COMPARE ISIkJG OUR ICE- < 4 IUIIH AjYQj ELSES PlfkJc" -- Tumor up EAST ID) AQ62 v K87 K Q .1 97 4 a, to Iu& V9 A6 i - byDkk the king, his majesty refused to fall South wound losing a trump, two diamonds and a spade. South should have seen that th ere was no way to avoid the 7 i7 2 WEST U PREMIUM FIBERGLASS BELTED "78" -_ Friday's Gamrs 0,Climore of Inmanopo s Quit-tic at Torunfo . Gravis IaQergren,?b 3b 36 37-73 EvCnt.dh 3377 3934.73 Skelton. 8r-ockway,ci Emmons, If 34 Jim Jamieson Curtis Sifford RayCarrasco MikCMltChell Gardner Dickinson Mia-ty Fleckmari Richl Karl rrank Beard Roger Maltble Hill Irwin Ed Furgol --..,,.-. AA P] KE E relieved slarler Wayne Kurth in the third after Kurth gave up five hits, four walks and three earned runs. Maher struck out 10 and allowed two runs. The Raiders lagged three St. Johnspitchersforlgilits.SJCL, °'v 4-2. The Raiders travel to Melbourne to battle Brevard Community College Saturday at 3 p.m. and meet Massasoit Community College of Massachusetts at home Sunday and Monday. Both games begin at 3 p.m. SEMINOLE IS 41- 76 The proposal will be deveiopt'd by the spring meeting of the conference in May and can be approved officially by the pr esidents at the late November business meeting or a t a specia lly called meeting. Hitters Vs. Machine Barber. 8111 Kennedy Paul Ptorizer . At.ontacue John Elliott Joe Carr Tim CollIns Collins Tom Show misbehavior during a game. f?rr D.nnr . " 36 36- 12 3431-fl Dark Rader San Antonio at Denver 33 3777 Academy, with the ezeeption of (41. 7. Noble Tony (4). 3 Dark MlSf 0" Sanders Sunday's Game's 37 13-72 143, 4 cocinnati Harry (171 , determining the utility cost of Jim Simons krfl?L'-.y ¶1 ' Our' 1101.6 Manatee the stadium lights. Gs'crQe JOhnSOn 1100n 1032-77 4), 7, Neycrsfll (53), A. Dark lnmat, virginia at New York. alter 3636-72 He said he expected the Joe Charnption John Schiee roan 3431--i? TENTH. 3-16, 5 - I Country detailsontheuuhjtyc(JsfjwnJ PobMurphy 5.n Antonio at Indiana, after 36 -31-72 Cheers (3). I. Red Witch (ii, 3. be worked out this week, DeWitt Weaver 4032-12 roon 86 ith 1)7). 4 MA 5 ltobb.e (6), Memphi at The stadium field location for Jerry Heard 35 37_,77 K' is Quota (S 21.6. Favorite Fant Jim Ferrletf 3531-n (10). 7 Dofl Gibson (61.4. Alga the e 175 baseball sea was Bruce Drill,, 34 77 34Rebel I5) following the city rUri m34--n ELEVENTH, St. A Lare, Z o e ller 37 3S-72 commission's decision to Fuziy W,lliamf4L2 Mineola Poppy 161.3. 333, 77 M'stic King (323.4. Barn Berg reloctehad ball adi.jtyfr0 Barney Thomp-j)n Eos Division S. President Lad (6). 6. BerkpI.v Fieh ursi Park. W I 'I' Pts GF GA Smiley 131. 7 B Charmer ($J. 4 Ne* Residen ts living behind the 31 71 Eno 71 109 113 (ides Ion Gal (10) Clevind 77 34 3 37 160 211 TWELFTH, 7')$ C - I backstop at the Pinehurst field Turn Chicago 2337 1 2)07 blesault (11,7 HaQ0sf1),) Hidden complained to Commissioners 1544 ) tnoapos island 14). 4. GO GO Cactus . that foul balls were being hit ayMel7, 6. Monlagus Even? Houston West Division 4321 0 *a 2 ,ni lnfn th. 1111.4 --i All ...--.i11,11.1 Ir!shTrar;s(l),C II&ng Bang yallas Ptioen Crooms downed the Seminole 33 25 6 72 241 210 making a hazard for children l.onewsa 3477 7 to Itil "a . Itigh School junior varsi ty 42 an Diego 31 77 3 65 210 211 property. SATURDAYMATINEE Wednesday in a high school ISIS 3 33 IS) 770 Jernlgan said a working ba ball g se Canadian Division ame I the ford FIRST S lb S - 1 D.amond agreement has been arranged Memorial jC( 39 24 0 70 264 711 Charge (6). 2 Rond; Ifarris (4). 3. 34 71 1 70 2?1 Its with Wes Rinker. WhO SpOnSM Croomsi Greg Latout fIft41 a .' "1 don't think its unfair that we were not selected, but Wilkes said. - the second. Shortstop Dwayne Gray slapped a double and three singles for Seminole a nd " T arvin Lvzin.s stroked a double . ..1n A.....tJ NORTH £ 95 3 VQ1064 in PM - ,•.. i ning. T .P., 0. RA ES Pacific Division IouisIle 83, Daion 67 Golden $t T il e 91, Oral 4otert 43 s .s i -. Seattle 31 36 .163 7 'You followed Palmer the first nine?" asked SOUTHWEST Ks5htll Phoenix 740 3 'How's he playing?" 29 35 133 7'-, Houston 106. Israel Nall. 91 MI?ineeI4 500 2 Portland 71 37 43) FAR WEST 'iy." Quin!eIa (74) $43 L Angeles P4c'ne 33 43 334 ) "I'm having my troubles, too." ELEVENTH, S-14, A. 3100: Games TOURNAMENTS Sippy Lane 1740 7.40 Atlanta 110, Golden State 104 Atlantic Coast Conference Chuck Courtney Kansas City Omaha ill. But 340 33-13--46 Joe Data Fin? Round 39 Gay Brewer 37-34-fl Manatee Peggy PatFitiSimmons I -liq lab 110 Jorin Buceak North Carolina 101, Wake For Gör.,MCCO 37 2s-?? PtttrOitrt,Uit 343$..73 Eddie Pearce Mark Hayes Milwaukee 107. Seattle 92 Quln,ela (34) 119.50 -est 100, OT 33 31_47 Mike Morley 3434-72 KermltZarlt.y 3$ 3$-fl ChrIsai',ciec MkeReaso, Phoenix 6$. Chicago 65 Perfrcta (56) t"070 Cimon 71. Duke 76 34.64 GlbbyGilb' 37.35-77 DickRp,yan 3437-73 Gary Hale Irwin FrIdays Games Big Perlecta (7$ with 5 6) 15.174 N. Caro. 5?, 91. Virginia 36 32-64 Dick Mast -_fl Doug Ford 34 35 Jim Dent 3736-73 Tom Joyce Golden Slate at New Orleans 3333-$4 Lyon Loft Southern Conference 35 3473 Mason Rudolph 34 35-73 Bruce Crampton Bob Payne Cleveland l Houston Championshipp Larry Nelson 3$3573 Babe Hiskey 34.35-73 Donlvenson Rik Massengale Chicago a, Les Angeles 3736--68 Gil Morgan Furman U, Wm & Mary 53 Dog Entries 373673 Julius Bc,f31-34-73 Ptoenix at Portlind LarryHI,n Ed Speed NCAA Div. 3637-48 Bert Yancey ChIChlROdnIguez Saturday's Games 353.4-69 Great Lakes Region TONIGHT BliRogeqs Jim Colbert Milwaukee at Buffalo, after3633-69 Semifinals Labronhlsrnis Rocky Thompion Wl?tenb.rg 71, Hiram 49 3534_49 FIRST.3.)6.$1,OldDl, noon — Detroit at New York Ron Smith John Toepel Marietta 73, Allegheny 67 3433-oe (6). 7. Rumored (5). 3. Touch Of Dean Washington at Philadelie G'?neiitiler 3534-49 ECAC SEMIFINALS Hope' (4), 4 G.M's I COld U (*0), S. New Orleans of Atlanta Lee Trevino Al Kelley 33-3-1-69 New England Division S.no Duke (6). 6. Hi Ho Bill (5 7), 7. Seattle of Kansas City Omaha Tom Walton Adolph Popp Soitoj'i Col. 6*. Connecticutso 35 35-70 Skil(aqo(es (12), 8. Glen', Carol (1). Houston at Pho.ni* VlcPeOalado Ken Still Holy Cross 62. Providence 55 SECOND. 3s, D- I. Cijry (4), CPiICaQO at Pniland Don January 34-34-70 Gary Wlnti Metropolitan Division 2- ..._.-_. ..., nnIP. . ta.,..ii.u.,ijn Division . ,.., Denny Lyor' Pod Sunday's Games w U 34-34-70 t • St. John's, P4.Y. 76. Seton Hall 'TomFUnsesh NIpoqte Picker (1). A. Mini Murphy (7-2), S. Ph*ICc5elpta at Wally Armstrong Washington, 41 33.35-7fl Criss joke (61,4 Fbutous Girl (?7. afternoon Mlileq Barber Mike Hill Rutgers 40,5), Peteq, NJ. 35-35-70 7 HoppintBa, 3I.$. Rumseacope Golden State at Boston, after Dwight Nes'tI Dow Finsterwatd 34-3.1-70 (10) IN BRIEF: Ofl. TV Rod curl Steve Mt'fnyk 343470 THIRD, S-lI. 0 - 1. Tom Thumb Xøn. City Ontaha at Dr Bot,Cofe Joe Porter i 3o-g (4?, 2. Mann Shifty ()2). 3. Happy troit Jim Ahern Bob at ' 36-34-70 Stetson Overlooked Star (3). A. Dfumbeater (I) S. Cleveland at New Orleans Will Homenkjk Art Wall 3734-71 Wyclifft Gort (5 7). 6. Driver Most Houston at Los Angeles BudAltin Geurge Knudson 3s-34-n (6). 7. kC: Gem (10), A. Beetfey By NCAA Officials Pete Cooper Al Geiberger 36 35-71 Clip (0). Bobby MitrMal Dan Malhlonson 373.1 71 FOURTH, 5.16, C - ' Crier Jones DELAND, tAIl - Stetson University basketball PPIH Rodgers 36 3371 Dotty (101.2 Sheila Sal (5;, 3. Hasty Mike Shea Dave Hill coach Glenn Wilkes said Thursday he was disappointed 3433-71 Hdliy($).. MOntagueCry%e.I (6)5. Set 4t Hom,coBincs GeorgeArche, 3536-7) East DIvIlon but not surprised that hi.sHatters did not receive t*erkte Duff (6), 6 D'mat Dan NCAA Charles Coody DavictGraham 36 33-71 W L Pc?. GB 1)2), 7 Bboo*-r Buzz (4). 4. Dreamy post-season tournament invitation, Nate Starks Pett Brown 15 36-71 New York 17 20 Butch Baird Dave Glent "ft is naturally di.sappoLiwig but not unexpected," 31-31-71 45 21 612 1' FIFTH. 5)4, 0- 1. Mineola Ugly K en tuCky Mike Wynn Andy North Stadium 34 37-71 LOsJtS said Wilkes who waited by his telephone all morning for a 7 46 343 21", 7 Modest Mull (3). 3. Come On Bobby Weisel Dick Crawford 33 34-71 47 w n Cleo (61.4 Swnevs Cobble. (*0), 5 Memphis call that never came. , Hobby Nichols 1eonar Thompson vir 3536-71 S2 212 32"1 By MICKEY L4)CMMGE MCII)' Darling 113(, A. Eugene 6j, Stetson fl nished Its best season ever Wednesday night Rcry Pace Roger Watson 37-34-11 West Divls6so Cr1 Secure ISIS. Leaving Out (52). herald Staff Writer Forrest Fel, DaIeDouglas.s 3534-7) Denver 57 17 ". 7S1 SIXTH. A - 1- Sheila Edent San TENTH, 5-14, 5. 3) 74; Hi Tr 1560 5.60 3.40 7 — . (Continued From Page 18) MIDWEST .• - - • i SOUTH 7 a- I None . ;.m.. 'r-i'rr -f"jyij P E Nazar.'ne 4.2. E Mennonite so ,, CARNIVAL - - led the Seminole Junior College baseball team to a 14-6 victory Thursday overSt River Junior College I-. li duriwluen rapped a home run, two doubles and a single collecting four rbi, and Maher pitched six and two third In. nings of saving relief bail. 7uriwhlen's two.rbi double In the fourth sparked a Raider four run outburst that Pushed SJC ahead to stay. He added a V solo home run in the sixth in. Friday, March 1, 197S-311 Hs OSWMJ) and JMIE.s JMWIY T4E Steve Zurkuhien and Buddy Maher ': -- ' -. AtIfnD'rI,rlh P#IrAr EAST 1 - . . Cal. - OAT A'T'IFA • 1 Scores 547 71.2 4.70 3 Detroit York . . rIIiuurw1 I UUIIIO i Louisat Minnesota tje-* - Ev.nin Herald, _Sanford, Fl. WIN AT BRIDGE 4 4N 0 • , ,, College Cage VahdApge.l 6.30 3.10 100 4 Houston 35 31 .330 14 H T,%RBlue 1040 510 6 Cleveland fl 317 I I Jol'in Henery 3 33 3 Atlanta 7 1? 39 731 2 Quinirla (67) 15.1 20 N Orleans to Pev-fecte (7 6) 5111.90 Western Conference NINTH, 5)4. C. 3)64: Midwest Division Nebr. Woof 2340 7,00 420 2 Chicago 39 76 _6W - PciI AnQCI - Toronto at Washington ., -. .. ,.. w i. Pct. GB M 41 76 612 6 36 455 16', 79 34 433 14 L COUvef Chicago 411 Los Angeles Sunday's Games Alonirml at New York Rangers, Afternoon. TV I SEVENTH, 5.14, C, 3)73: Must So So 71.40 7 20 4 40 Monteue Coined 6.20 3.40 1 Brave Patty A 1S Ounirl* -- . - .lI*i - --tAI -' -. Perfc1cla (6 1) 114190 EIGHTH. S-lI, 0, 21,41: . Walker I • NINTH $16 0 I JO TOO)' (6) 7 Division 4 Tell Clnclei-r4pa so Buttalo Sky Liles (72).3 Dans Red (12) 4 10 Quiniela (13) %71 Whalt PItT) (10). 3 Cactus Joy (3), Boston 3319 II II 211 200 Prftcta 13 Ii $7460 6 Lea Tu (I). 7 Chrnsn. Charger Toronto 26 29 U 43 279 Daily Djb!c ('3) S33.90 (1), I Brutus (bi Calif to 10 II 43116 257 THIRD. 5-16, o. n.,. TENTH, 3-16. A 1. Misty Isle Thursdayi Results HI H N.flCV 1100 • 410 3 Ne*.v York Islander% 2, Los 1). 1 R's Chinaman (1), 3 Ardrine Lusty Lieutenant Mistrims (6). A Montague I.ealher Angeles 2. tie Carol% Nancy 300 S (5). 3. StatOy (6). 6 Yeller Bear Friday's Games Ou,niela (3$) Boston at Atlanta (10) 7 iu('ge Ragland (17) Perfecta (31) 19240 FOURTI-tS-19, M3fl3 City -She's Smokin ELEVENTH $$B - I Phan 11 40 6 )0160 6 Washington at Montreal Handy Scamp 0 340 2 tOm% Pearl (1) 2 WitchIte hia (6) 3 -1 01 Chicago at Vancouver MOntagUe Clarity (6). 4. Hoeter's K'S Obelisk Saturday's Games Sallie (S-2), S. At Sunday 15). 6. Ouinima Philadelphia at PillSt)vroh Pert"ta Berkley Luck (121, 7. Nobu ($)1 14 Kansas CiIJ# at Detro,f Smoothy Bill (10) FIFTH, $-It, 0. 31,52., Buffalo at Sit Louis Minnesota zi Toronto StnoarA)i e IS 2). 7 Betty Shan (4), 1. E SglfttAir EE J ' .,• - I ''td I . WI - Topple 11 ---.' ''' BEETLE BAILEY - 0 Do j '. .K �...-:: -:-T - Friday, Marchl, I73 __ Legal Notice I Legal Notice In re the Marriig. of CONRAD A, WIRZ, Jr Petitioner AND JANET W WIRZ, I _______________________ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT CGURT OFTHI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR ,SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 15344-CAOe.o Respondent NOTICEOFSUIT TO: JANET W. WIRZ ___________________ - -ApartmenIs Seminole underIIgne, puruanI to ,pe that S G cie Ovies ET UX the holder "Fitifltj Name Statute," Chapter OftheloIl*ingcer1ificatpi.s,iIed I6SO9.FIocidaStatuIes,witIregt.. ltCKdCtdIobC withtheCferkoftP*CjrcuitCo., in nci for Seminøte County. orcia, iI3ud thereon, The cerTificate upon receipt of proof of the numberi and years of issuance, the d riplionoftheprope,'ty, and the pub:lcat;on of this notice. Ihe ic. namesnwhIchiIw,,,dere titlous name, towit: SCHEHE. OrIondo - WJnter PQrk City park I Sanford Plaza, From 32226h1 831-9993 $110. Airport Blvd near Sanfurj -- Ayi 373-lila RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAV 9.Noon 'DeBary. Adults. Lovely large bedroom air, ideal for retired - persons. 668 4181; 327-8051. UI .. 1,7,300 for lOvely horn, In Quiet residential are, 3 berms laundry room Worksho0 carport & double garage $71,900 for well kept Overlooking scenic lOk, 3 horn,, bdrms , I bath, flew roof. Large corner tot. Realty. Excellent 1 Noon .... - fl - L:-w - ti Lost & Found - TI ,__,,,, C CaliBart Real Estate tt ____________ $ __________ - A Fin3 Homes offered by -. WIlT REALTY excellent condition with air 52,600 37) 2700. - ------------------647.1111 Loan of Mid-Florida CARROLL'S FURNITURE t 535000 To 543,000 ____________________________ I t - mon - _____________ - - Hone Lots - - t ___________ t _____- Bedrooms Nearly 14-'Camping Resorts t . From 71 t '8-.Help Wanted . the Seminole County Sheriff's Department NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE That said sale is being made to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, satisfy the terms of said Writ of pursuant to Final Judgment of E*ec'J$Ion Foreclosure rendered on Monday John E. Polk, March 3rd, 1973. in that certain Sheriff cause pending in the Circuit Court. Barnes, Jack Parsons, Delmas Cassidy, Johnny Ne'wiørne, Lee King, Peter LOwtnttetn. and Vinci Adams Transfer I Cammarasana Storage. Inc 200 N. Holly Ave Sanford, FIa. 37771 Publish, Feb.78, March?, 1973 . Seminole County, Florida Publish: Feb. 14, 71, 21, Match 7, OEK-Ied in and for Seminole County, Florida, InClvilActlonNo.74.1310.E wherein 1*73 DEK-7l HILL LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO., a Florida corporation, is hhf, FRED B. ELLINOR Is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IGHTEENTN JUDICIAL Cli. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUll IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, FLORIDA, COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 742td7.CA44-A CIVIL ACTION NO, 14-t994-CA4s.0 In re: the Mari'ia In re: The Maffla of ABBY DENISE WARD, JERRY LEE POE, PetItioner, and STEVEN JAMES WARD. MINNIE MAE POE. Husband. ResI,en?, AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF ACTION O MINNIE MAE POE, TO STEVEN JAMES WARD wtioi.i last known $13 Derry Park Drive Middleboro, Massachusetts SW 9th Street 07346 Miiml, Florida You are hery notified that a YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Petition for Dissolution of Marriage an action for divorce has been tiled has been filed against you December 11, l*71 In the Circuit CouT1ofthe1aIP,JudicmalC1r,,,ln Seminole County Florida, attd hat youhaveuntif thedtfl day Of Marctt, 197. tOservetheylglnam Of your answer, if any, on the Clerk of the Circu? Court of the 11th Judicial Circuit, in ar for Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County Cour. thouse. S.antorci, FlorIda, 32771, atSd 4 a copy of YOIJf arseir to Donald L. Marbtesforie. Attorney for Petitioner, P.O. 5 7), Florida 37171. FaIfuretowfveananaront,.,r part may result In n (Seal) def)ult )OIi. Artpwjr H. tIeck*itli, Jr., - THIS NOTICE shall be published once cad? week tar four (1) con. s.tJve we In The Evening Herald, Sanford. Florida WITNESS my hand end seal of Gt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR ,.i,. C!VlL ACTION HO. 779ICAO 11 te: the ?.*..arriae. FREDERICKG' GATEw000, arid OF FLORIDA TO: FREDERICK 0, GATEW000, WHOSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding fr thfdIt5Oft of yjr marriage to DENISE GAl E'.00D. the c.rt 'Ieof which 15 1ff RE: THE MARRIAGE OF F P 1(')f PlC v r, rATFWQD .r.. 'pr- ,, r.' - ic CAT [WOOD, Wife, and these pres'nts comma yo to appear mci lilt your Ant*eq or ;pq defense or pieadirx With the Cltrk of trueCbrcuivCoorlinondforem;no;e COunty, Fiôqiaa. and serve a cOpy tPtr','f c.n P,t'o,r,er't .torr.ey. rL [r I 212 Nrrn Pin Avenue, Sanford. FlOficiC 3,717) on or before the 11th ctx, Of March. A 0. t973, or Ohe'rwis. a tauft will be entered against you -_ - - for MABEL JANE PlC KENS tJ,,,Va5d NOTICE TOCRED1TORS To All Cred,tor and Alt pers.mt ti..n Cie;ms or Demanuls Against Said Esate: ag!iri (i ' ocr J ,ifr I Seminole County, Florida ClerIc f th Circuit Court and file th tarn-i in ciiprcate aryj as Providid in Section 73314 Florida Statutes, in their Off iCiS in ffi, ' . tht liflt publIcation hereof os the ' same wilt be barred 1,trcl t Serlt.d Florida lhi 4th do,. of MetPn- 91 P4'lle Picktn Pilhet As frj&tiistratr,i C TA KE'NPI4 W. MrIPITOSHO4 STEPIS'TROM Davis a ' 0 C' diS 3171 Publrth Ftb. 11. 71 7*, MJKCh 7. " 1973 .1_I -- . - ILL Afire,, for Adm'n stratrix C' P0 Box 1330, Sat.forct. Fl PtAIiiP: Marcis, - .. to me as Sheriff of (1) Anderson I-tickey Secretary Desk. 3O"z,4" blk metal with chrome and wilnut grain mica top CI? Offtce typ* chairs. and th i,ndrrs:gried as SherIff of r flA M onlhe)Iit day of March, A 0 1975. otter for sile and sell to the -f rh',"? Fj'chjer, for cash, subject Io any arid all vj5J,q Iei,.s, at th Front (West) Door ci lh Seminoli County Cogrthgsq In Sanford Florida, the Obove dlsritted SOnal Property. Said property being stcted at Ad(fn$ Transfer & Storag, in, Sanford. Florlda oration ,,vaitoble from the Civ I Duvnsioi', c-I tt Sr-rn,noie County Sheriffs Departnient That said iote i-s being made to tatisfy the fermi Of Said Writ of Ecu$ion taos (r ,, .. Further $,hn E Poll'.. -' " --.--. Seminole County, Florida, hav* levied upon the iollowing dTl property owned by Cot' porate ConsuItans, Inc. said property being located .n Seminole County, Florida, more particularly describetj as followt. (1) "709 Automatic Copier," Autnm?ic CiUtO opuer with automatic (ii, attachment, Model A, Serial No.700140 ())M,iie, f)rsi- )O'' im;,CiiOrf .f".,'flrt w.'t riaru4 gr,jn mica f PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In re: Estate ci have1 - was SEMINOLE COUNTY WITNESSmyhandandseaiof th County Courthøuse irs Seminole Clerk of the Circ'iit Cot.t on the 10th C*unty, Florid,, within four dly of Fetsury, A.P. $973. calendar months from 1k. Arthur H. Beckwitti, Jr. Clerk cf thr' C rCtJ t Ø,,rf 1)', 5tne u ,Charc. Ch'cMy Clerk ROGER BERRY Allcrney icir Petitioner P0 Drawtr 0 ' - Publish' M.ercti 7 1975 You are here*y notified and required to present any claims dtrnirij which you 'nay GOOD SALESMAN -is never of work. CatI us If you have a real estate Iicens an a desire to Lot 17 BIk 0 Longwood Park PB 11 PGS e, I Ia. Name in whIch uessed Ky Development and Realty Inc. All of said properly being In the Countyof Seminole, Statiof Florida. EARN MOREl FORREST OR3ENE, IPIC. PEALTORS773.trnor3fla,7o Part time help, retired person preferred, Transporta)jctn not rwcessary. Apply at Crystal Lake Nursery, take Mary or phone 32277,,' (inlets such certificate or certificat shalt bt redeemed cc- cording to law the property crl In such cerllficale or certhficefes will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court .ritt Srmini Cu.tp, 1-1014. rvnitn' MarQ, 7, II. 21, 79, 1913 - DEL CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Planning and Zoning Board of thPCityoftakeMory, Florida, that S.SidptOnfliflg4nd Zoning Board will Px,IdapijbiIchea,',,gta mom on -. Tuesday, March 25, 1975. to ) consider a requeSt for a chenue 1ong from A 1, Agriculture, to Rm-7, Rflidintijl, Rental Mubil Home. as safli classiticatlons are dscribed in the Oning ordinances Of thi' City c-f Lake Mary, Florida, Of Ihe f011wIq described property lying within the municipal limits of Lake Mary, FlorIda, and more fully described as follo-w, to wit: NOrth',ofNortpiwesfl,of5ect 09. TOWflthip 20 South, Range 30 East, S'mln&e Coudy, Florida Th Public Hearing will be held in the Cit9 Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, rim the 75th dy of March, 1975, t 0 00 p m or as soon thereafteras Pri%ibIe,at which time interr'%ted i,rfim fnr .ini Art.'i,fl'.t '-' rrev..i.m ci-., of cla%tification will be Pward. Said Pw'ar,ne may be Continued from time tOtimeunflIfirtalmctjons taken by the Planning and Zonirq Board . Salesman for tales positi with well vIeblrsii,o firm. Uecyio & suii small gasoline powered machines, direct to user. SemInoi Orange. Above average returns in cx. change for honest, hard working, experienced sales performance. Send resume for infgvyji'w to Box 365. care of The Herald. P.O. Box t6,7, Sanford, Fla. 37771. rruck, tire and fleet serviceman. Experienced needed In changing split ring truck rims and farm Itres. PaId insurance, hospltatization, two weeks paid vacation 1sf year. Apply In person to S. M. Hair, 535 W. 1st St. 5 omeon, with transportatm to Spend n;ghls with tlderiy lady 372 5777 ,4 WON TO THE RESCUE C aught up in a lay oft? Save your budget by selling our famous PrO&.cts. Call JQ7,. Rentals - TillS Onn Gentlemen or Woman To Share Home anc Expenses 327 3$I NOTICE SHALL BE POSTED in IhiCe 13) public places *ithln thi C1,' i'4 I. eke Mary, 1' i 'i t,. 14,1 v.11 ti Itt City of Lake Miry, Florida, ond g.,biiiheci i the Evening Herald, a flcw5p.aer (it QtT,ral circulation ifl trw' City rif I.ak Miry, Florida. one time at host 15 days prior to the aforet*id hearIng. In addition, nof ice shall be posted in the area tO Apartmets Unfurnished MARINERS VILLAGE APIS. 117 Bdrm. fumor unturn. )2O2OrIandoDr, 32.31470 - FRANKLIN ARMS Apartments "Quiet Elegance" u you've sear"ned for the ultimate ig apartment living, you'll flnd it of franklin Arms Conveniertiy iaesf located lust two blocks 04 17 77 heween Fail-wa,. PIai,, and c.ernil-,olc High khool to the data nf lP,e public hearing. DATED: March Sfh. 1973 S t'ayatman Ely (IrrIc City oft alt' Mary, florida GARY F, MASSEY, ESQUIRE 6)4 F Sc"ncwan Blvd. 107 AIthrrrir ii' "r-m.ng f irwrj.n 3770) AttOtniy for Cily of LaSe Mary PtjbIiPi' March 7,1975 l2lCountryCIubDriv, - - $I10,lbedroom,famlI,ro*m lnf'rmatlonunwu Two Bedroom $174 Six Month's Lease A) asonry Construction Central Heat 8. Air Wall-to. W4ll Shdg D shwasher & Disposal Pool & Cljbhouse Laundry Facility ADULTS ONLY PETS "OPiSIDERED -- Ueautiful Immaculate _____- 4IHouses -- - -. ----- YeIIpw House Pretty . - Sanford 3 becicoom, l'-x baths, central heat & air. $1$0 No lease required. M. UIISWORTII REALTY, 3736061. - Sanford 3 bdrm, 7 bath, central heat Lair, carpet, drapes, kItchen equippeo. $193 mo 617505$ Btdroom 2 bath brick home. Large utility room, pantry and lots of cabinets in kitchen, fijq to ceiling bocase, built-in desk In shaded yard, lovely home, nice area 3 bedrooms, 3 baths Occupy onqualityig. St. ill You'll love it $31,500. bedroom, fenced yard, of $ of ttti'I. 2 window air Units All for Only $77.. 3738)31. Si Si Senore BUY - SELLTRADE 311315 E First St Here are a few tips on what to look for: I. Yov C15 t IIISt $900 pit Ye.' to start You should be told utoaths us advanc. the dates and time you will work for this part time emploç.r. 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 two days pay (double this.) for each day you work on the weekend, S. You should be paid at an hourly rats of no less than $3.33. You should receive regular promotions - with pay rolsu for your length of employment. 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-tins, employer that will aid you In civifian life. You should be given $300 worth of clothing for wear during the period you work On your purttime job, and - as It wears oat he should replace it at no cost to you. You should be covered by $20,000 wort'. of lifo 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, owner 343.377 Inylme, of usj red wood lumber, and one pool pump 373 1719 MAITLAND FLEA MART 54-Ga rage Sales management RE OPENING SALE: March 7 1911 Hwy. 17 92. Open Sat. I Sun. 9.5 Women's blouses and men's shirts, 75 cents each, men's and women's ?.tckt, $7 GO. Low prices on everything. Come see our new location THE BARGAIN GAIAGE, 73$ Hwy. 1197, Fern Park, Wed thru Sat,, 101, Sun. I? WITH YEAR'S LEASE 3222090 a' of Misc items. 2015 Cedar Ave. ___'_-.-.---------,----------.--. ISANFORDI Slanted 18' 2)' Fiberglass.I,O, with trailer. Will trade 15' boat or lot for equity. 327 7453 ____________ CASH 322-4132 . I, 2 - GARDEN HOMES (Veterans age depends on years of p;i;r service) JUST CALL:' ASK FOR SOT. MINUTEMAN. HE WILl, GIVE you ALL THE DETAILS. Call Anytime Betwesfi 9 n.m. and $ - Ac fqIOpprfu.4y fmpky.r ____ -- _____ Auction Stan's Auction Isdroomg 3 ---- 1<>• BUSINESS DIRECTORY - APERTS READYTO SERVE YOU 0 &q*. pnty ad. denies and you'll see why we say RIdewod (j,,. Mi. East of II 3779719 *d an entrance and eull.$o oath span ment, tots of sloe Appliances I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - ACcounfjg - - I 2.5*0 I. RIdgewood 3fl.g AFTER HRS: I Bedrooms, carpeted. central H&A, fIreplace, private dining room, 7 Io s. orange trees. Dy owner $3SQ. 372 4193, -i 11 - DROOMS, aoQu5, coin f0rtø, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat 1 air. Large family with fireplace, excellent location & financing 537,79) room, 'i Harold Hall Realty REALTOR 373 //4 _____ -j 3 BR frame with efficiency apt. In Fl.r,d A,,. - - VA FHA Centrat lte,ti & Ar Cu:'.to000 For frey et1imiOte. Call Carl Harr., at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771, ?~% 30 year mortgages with only 5% down! - ,' Coffee ervKe SALES BY AREA ONE. INC. , - , V 6478111 323-7860 HOMES OF DISTINCTIC cavation. Oiv(. -- Close to eVerything yet away from it alIt Large wooded lots. Street lights sPayed streets •Sewers •Sidewalks 'i?( ., (',''' .5 MUNSWORTH REALTY 5:',',:' .u,i i RuHdirnq & Pemocielng 34% S3i$, 373 721$ I4A i-, cC.'I,I,ai )23-6Ot, 373 0317 Additions 211 W, 25th Sanford, Fla. Remodeling Call for Appt. 322.3103 stahiallon avallab,, Dud - Home Improvements 32) 6830 Tree Service A I Trey Sen y Compiete Tree -- - CC 37j tlz.j PAUL SLATER Professlonat WaIlpap,' Hanger Licensed Pe'sidenl:al, Corn mercial Free Estr,.p,,5 Pp5 '177 Kitht'n Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks In Call Vtc'r 371 C)Ii Pasntinp, kemnork'lirig hc tW. hIlt. sicçServing Saotrci for Cr,in,.'.c. rice, S'gn repa;r & Panted signs I 81.3 (',fyit't pipes ANDREW MATNEY ' jfl50S2anytim I • ns '1FpITp\LgRTD anci hf'*3 walls, retainlop walls Keith Ir.i"'. . , k Smith Construction inc, 303631 11$. Stan, 24 hrs Dial1kg 'i,' Bici storage tanks. Dewatering, - 373 5034 9d Pet Care PET REST'74 flniarci;,0 j , Collie service now available in Sanford WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY HROWN PEST CON ro 2547 POrk Drive 1 "- 5?atlOn force mi,i.mi'7" 5i.iilit,-i ('.('rt'te 1 af work fo, 519fl5, equ'pm, Pumps. etc UnderQrotnci or abOvegr S OFFEL CENTRAL AR f AJditit, RemcxjeIn.0 No lob too largeorfoosmapl Free I5tima? 372 1571 Anytime ' . Pest Control - I--- Concrete & Carpcintry, Carports, ,lNNI['S BEAUTY SHOP, 1105 Sanford Ave P(lStCq Re,suticlan, C, I ,' 4 1 ups. - PENTRY AND REPAIRS 32? Wotk Free estimate, 373 6031 (formerly Harnii,,tt's Beauty P400l 519 E. Pinefl 5712 • !h,itcfsnc; Weeding, ICh gf-? h,lrg ),fl Q5 1131 - ustorn - LA',N i Clean BUDDY'5 HOME IMPROVE MENT, ALL IYP[5 ,OF CAR arp.e,Jry. Remodeling Ad3l,,,, TOSS(R's BEAUJy SALON Lawn Care brick specialty. 377.77k Beauty Care - - Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulaled I septic ?ar,ks liii ct All kincit of O'gu'., 737 1i7, 134 1195 I I lnterlo- Help an "Inflation poor" Healing & Air COndulio1,,1g Contractor Coil '5l i-itc & Air (end S,ile 3728177 S'rvice Central Heat & Air Shag Carpeting Fully Equipped Kitchens Ceramic Tile Baths Private Courtyard Beautifully Landscaped Lots North on 17-92 to Sanford. West on 25th Street to Ridgewood Avenue, 3777199 Priv- I Lrvicleor RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES New Commercial Industrial Design Construction. Financing Keith R. SmittlConstructi, Inc. 305 62'S IllS, 71 Hrs. Nadine , - I --_- Personal Tax Service No 7 East Rd 1797 Sic reor. Income 5700 mo Owner holding total $15,500. 377.74aj, • BUILDING, REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE.333 347$ -- Air Conditioning NO CLOSING COSTS MayfaIr, 3 Sn,i IIIgPI Sc tioQi Land clej C&A Backhoe Service AtiviN MIt4.', WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Fivi Points,. Call 373.7143 anytime, ___ I SANFORD, FLA 73/ 4 Home Improveti Tax Returns, 20 yrs experience L )fl.3__-- payment, monthly p.ayment than rent. Government $ubtictllf'd to QualifIed buyers Call to see ii You QusIlfyt! ?2-Auction -- Hwy. 46. 1 7V Sanford- ExcelInt Coed, 3 &drm,, 7 bath, heat, carpeted, large yard. 1)00 down. 373-17I. 322-4644 831 7072 Hwy ' w "Get 'EM While -* * They're Hot! * NewhoJsas ma rural area Nociown Billings' Antiques, new shop In Arms, Jim Hunt Realty - 71-Antiques -----------------.----.--___........,.,.,,.,,., ______________________________ 1$. MY to MORTGA' 322 ) 1t.' Sale, 30 pd off fhru Sunday Onty ROBSON MARINE 3977 17 97 33.7 59S1 Is FROM 373-7164. THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD CAN MEET MLII OF THESE CONDITIONS. IF YOU ARE IN GOOD HEALTH, MAlE BETWEEN AGES ii.c L 3 Bdrm, l'.' baths, central heat, garage, on corner iot. - ma'l Ct%Sfici Act bringi 'i"urfs Try one ,nod set' Coil 322 ,6t1 or $31 vctj FROM '160 3nus 7 044$ A brand new name for Central Florida's uinst American Motors Facility. The South's largest selection of new cars' Prices that will suit you o a Royal-T! All backed by American Motors Buyer Protection Plan, Complete Parts and Service Departments! All new Leasing Department, too! Full maintenance leases on all AMC cars up to 26 months. COINS tMihuL LUiN LLPfltif 109W. 1st St., 3?] 4337 NOW LEASING I Bdrms.. 1', baths. central H & A. carpet, nIce for children. 523.003 - Home of the ECONOMY CRUSADERS WE BUY AND SELL Saturday? P.M. Open daily 10-5. We buy, selI.trade Estate Broker REALTOR ' 97 2 F ord LT 0. brown metallic I loaded, extra sharp. 17,093. Call Don Pope, 327)651 Dealer, Any Quantity, NOLL'S Calselberry, Hwy. 17.97, 830 12, - TAFFER REALTY 2371 P$VII Or. RiiconitIoneci Batteries, $12.93 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Wanted 10 buy used office furniture, - Ph. Sanford (305) 323-1160' Orlando (305) 8342299 CItrut Dock. 9 rm. Paradise area. 30's Appi. 131 2359, $31 Ml?. $70,100. Terms air, Caseelberryon $7 92. Introductory P71 Fleriwing 16' tn hull Bowrider. 55 HP Chrysler. Tilt trailer, $1,050 37) 63.19. COVE late Rd. 427, 2.3' ,&E miles cast o( l7. - New 3 berm. homes. Make color selections, paved streets, City water, $31,300 wIth Only $200 down. Government hnang. $34 164*, Builder. Terms, 966 Olds Station Wagon. Also 1966 Buick Spats wagon, 4 dr. Both with all power. 5)75 each. 37] 3$21 _____ - 4' Weltcraft, '74 Mercury, IS HP, with power trim, and trailer. $1,400 3727341 after LAKE MARY - 37)4711 68-Wanted to Buy 55-Boats & Accessories 1 327. 7443 ASSUME SANFoRD PECVEE SERVICE 7311W. Itt St. GOLD 3736131 after I1GE 2SfhSt. Monte Carlo. Burgandy wtn, burgandy vinyl top, factory .sr, cruise control, automatic rans mij Ion, power beak es, pow c steering, 12,950 Can be seen a? Port of Sanford, 323.5237 in year - Nursery. * BARGAIN HUNTER * Lake PRIVACY. Top area Trees. 97) 76-Auto Parts 327 0610 WINTER SPRINGS MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Re,g. Real Estate Broket Plan now to vacation this ur own REC Vee from - - the Model Homes on • Sundays 176 lS-Rec."eatjonal Vehicles 67A-Feed JIM DANDY.JAZZ.FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S, E. 46, Sanforci 33 73J JOhn9)n, flack to back fold down seats. Excellent condition. Call CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR con'soL- ) choice! Pius FIa.'s fjnett Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer, '75 Datsuns arriving daily. P. 331.1311, Open Aucti - Lake Mary (near Crystal Lake _. 3 yrs. old, 3 berm., 1', baths, central aIr I. heat, carpets, drapes. Only $70300. Low down, low monthly. Call 131 1227. Colombo koaci. Furniture, Appliances, many Mi5, items, M. A Eve Autioneer. Everyone welcome, 69-Stamps.Coins display ' . 5 Dafsun.SUbaru Sole 74 some below dealer Cat. IIntt CribS, baby items, lawn mower & Misc. 201 Flamingo Drive, lor used furniture, appliances,toc,lL ect. Buy 1 or 1001 items.Lar'ry's (Sunlanci 377.3611 Mart, 2)5 Sanford, Ave. YARD SALE- March I. Sliver serving pieces, cioth washer, swag lamps, clothing, what have you 763 West Lakeview Aye., • Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect 0', Jknry WiLIIfiWjjjjji Pick up junk cars FREE Sm,,Ii price Icr others, Call after 1 p.m 377 1621 Auction Saturday, March 8 - GARAGE SALE Sat. only, Baby 'now avaflablein Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Professionally Manag,d -Autos for Sale 10A.M. every Friday night, $ Bring any livestock arxj tacP Sot, night ttail rides and barbecue, Reservations only. SR 46 and I 4 on Oregon Ave Call 373 62)7. CARPORT SALE-.-- Fri., Sal 8. Sun Camper, Car. Refrigenator. Lots 339-2920 Horse 1971 Fqc1 Cou'er, trsic.J hiss, 'P,' FP,5 Stereo radio, Assume pa'jmrr1t $104 mo. .31 0151 or $34 1177 at The Deflary Fire Department, i Ped A While Stables under new I, Priced for quick sate No qualifying S MASTERS COVE P'urtt, Or u1uq, fdel IO'CItFØn, tuason.at,l, rent. Ph. One lot Rentals from Only Best lot sciection FREE T.V. ____ Raise and break you own friendly it-month old fitly 373 56(5) - cOnditi. 32) $706 Ifldflks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a iow cost. Try one today' Phcinc 332 2611 or 831 ttr 66-Horses 5' Cobla, deep V. 1973 65 HP Sanford, ha. c'ur.ca, Brie MagazIne. Originally 1715, now ISO Size $ 10 Matching piclure hot. IS. Also 6 organza flOal bridesmaid's gowns, sizes 10's, 12's, 11 & 16. Matching hats, 5.5 each. 3721111. See at 7603 Hiawatha after I p-rn 1974 Etonoline 300 Ford ASsume payments, liii Month. Excellent 37)5620 ________________________ - PAYI'ON REALTY - 373 7100 C3LOR TV, $11.95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 644-boo, Formal wedding gown, featured In MOBILE HOME PARK 1505 W, 25th St. SANFORD ; lank with legs. $13. '44 Dodge Polara, 1350, 372 3193. Yard Sale: 2326 Laurel Ave. IOa.m 7 p.m., Sat. and Sun. Clothing, furniture, odds and ends, misc, It rains will be held next weekend, Rig. Real Eslate Brok,i 77 130$ 24'Hiaeatha Ave. atl7 92 1120 Flonda Ave. - Ccnsrat Flon,da' MULTIPLE LISTING 1-kLTG 322-4991 1919 S. French ve, 372-7371 727 1496 377.734 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Girls ?9-Trucks-Tra i lers Hwy 16, West, Sanford AKC German Shepherd pups, 575 each. Across from Baker's Dairy or call 7tOQ :r 20" bike, $10; 10 gal. electric water heaeq, 15. 100 gal. ifiii oil 1971 Yamaha 175CC Enduro60OmlleS 1550 327 S626atter P.M. _______ PHASE II GRAND OPENING (305) 322.8721 = 323-6650 ON THE LArE Stemper Realty - 1971 Yamaha 360 Enduro Stne legal, new inspection Call after 5, 327 2517. COME EARLY & LISTEPJ TO SOME FINE OLD TIME HILLBILLY MUSIC FROM 6 TO? AKC Doberman pincl,ir Puppies, Champion lineage, 573 101130 Mr. Afldi,'iø, 365-5740, - DIAL re4u,ished Spanish $?ylI home. Must be seen to 1* api,IijI. T,,r,,i. CLOSE IN-' 2 AR. $1,000 Anxious to sell CORBETI RC. ESTATE. REATOR. as 4791 Lakefront lot, Oteen, $4,500 Low down payment, low munthity pay ri' en? - -__ 7017. Auction Sale Dell's Auchon Service ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 322 3757 - Yamaha, 90 CC, twin Cylinder, excellent condition IllS, Call 37) I300Frer,ch)fl 7340 65-Pets-Supplies ________ - 5-Apphances - i973 Honda CR 100 1st 1300 takes 314.2031 Saiiford Auction 23 9310---- Refrigerator, 1 cu. It. Coldipot. frostfree, white. Excellent con dItinn First 5100 323 0567 SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS Older Reg Real Estate Broker - (S Ideal home or garden site. Only 13500 per acre Terms. Geneva Gaitlens Sales offIce open Monday.Frlday: 9.4, Sat, & Sun. 1-6 OR CONTACT YOUR REALTOR OR BROKER 1,4I Classified Ads are here to help you buy, sill, rent or swap. . at a low cost. let us help you place yours Call 3fl.Th11 or 13)993. ________________________________ percent Lacated I Blo SOUtPI of Airport Blvu., on Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida - 3 Bedrooms. 2 oaths, with all the amerities. Privacy fence, fruit trees. Assumable mortgage, Real Estate One Bedroom $144 be Consklefred at lust 13 clayS Prior DFLSI - ---.-.-.- , Irrcn Ave., Jfl.flIQ - DEL-fl STATE r,Dr,ilY cpenlrig for lull time licensed assocIate, For appt. call Larry Saxon, Realtor, 373 9110. - - REAL ESTATE SALES: Have ' DENISE S. GAl [WOOD, Wife, NOTICE OP ACTION tIer issued thereon. The certificate number and years of Issuance, the description of tht properly, and the names In which it W$5 assessed are as folIj: Certificate No. 333 Year of Issuance 1912 Florida, at Sanford, Florida, the hOusedooronthel7thdayofMarch Iowing described property, lying 197$ at 11:00 A.M. and being in Seminole County, afed this 6th day of February. Florida, to wIt: 1973. That portion of the following S: Arthur H. R-eckwith, Jr., described property, lying Westerly Clerk of Circuit Court of of State Road 1$ and 6: Beginning Seminole County, Florida 21..0 chains S. and 17 links W. of the By: Ida Creul, NE corner of Section II. Twp. 20 Deputy Clerk Range 30 E., run thence N 44 dig. 30 Publish Feb. 11, 21, 2$, March 7, mm. W. 16 chains S. 2$ dig. 30 mm. W tOthalni. S. 44de. 30mm. E. 20 .OEK 59 chains NlSdeg.3Omin. E. lOchains, N.M dig. 0 mm. W I chains In FICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby given thaI we are Section 11 and 12, T. 20S, Range 30 E. (less the S. 310 feet thereof); engaged in business at True Greater Said sale Is to be made to satisfy Mall, Shopoing Center, Caselberry, the terms of said Final Judgment. Seminole Coun'y. Florida under the fktitioui name 01 ELLER BE'S (Seal) CUSTOM SHOP, and that e intend Arthur H. Bickwith. Jr. to muster said name with the Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court of the Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole County, Fiorida County, Florida In accordance with By: LlIlIin T. Jenkins the provisions of the Fictitious Diputy Clerk Name Statutes, To Wit: Section SPEER & SPEER 1$) Magnolia Avenue $4S 0$ Florida Statutes 1957 P.O. Box 1)65 S Paul 1. Cebulski Sanford, Fiocksa 37171 Edward C. Elierbe Attorneys for Plaintiff Publisfi March?, 11. 71, 7$, 191S PublIsh: March 7, 1975 DEL 33 delivered --.JUDICIAL CIRCUJT. IN AND FOR - 1W SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. L - DEk 77 Circutt Court, Seminole County Sao'orci. Fli Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish: Feb. 11, 2), 7*, M.1l'CPi 7 I ' r__,__, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTIC[ IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain writ of Execution issued Out Of and under the seal of the County Court of Orangecounty,Florida,upofla final judgment rendered in the aforesaid rourl on the StP dew of February. A 0 191.5. in that certain ca,,e en tilled. Everbach Broadcasting Co., tn Corporals Consultants, Inc., d ba WOKS Radio !tation Plaintiff, vs C.F.S. Stores, Inc., and Three Flags Tire Store, Defendant, which oforesaci Writ of Executen Clerk DEK -I of BALDWIN & DIKEOU. Attorneys for Petitioner, Suite o Et Highway £36. Cassetberry, Florida 37707, end fife the original with the Clerk of the above styled court at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or before MarJi 19th, 197$; Otherwis., a Judgment may be entered against for the relief den3nded in the cash, at the front (West) door of the said Court on thu 11th Fefruary, 197$. (Seal) I.flhtjr H. Deckw.;h, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Co',rl By Elaine RiChard, Deputy Clerk 5: John A, Baldwin JOHN A. BALDWIN of Baldwin & flikenu ,.--Attorneys at Law Sltp 70. East Highway 436 Casselberry, Florida 3710? Attorney Pe$itiønr Publijh Fr-b 14, 71, 78. March , 191S 1975 - agalnstyou,andyouar,requiredlo serve a copy of your written enws. ft A. Defendantm.0 esIgcwd,as Clerk of the above styled Court, will at 11:00 o'clock A.M on Thursday March 70th, 1973, offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for -- 1.2 BEDROOM APT$ SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 6t' 323-0332 . - - SANFORD with option to buy and then apply from so to 100 percent Of your rent to the downpaymei,lt 32-Houses IS Acres, corner east of Sanford. 1311 SANTA BARBARA hR. FINANCING AVAILABLE We with leai fir up to One year _____ S APARTmENTS 95 per cent ________________________ available Excellent terms. ON LAKE JENNIE NO CLOSING COSTS _____________________ less Property - LQke )ennle initial Recreational Fees are paid and include Large Club Houie, Junior Olympic Pool, Batkett,iall and Tennis Courts and Large Picnic Area Con 'entional Financing Larry Saxon, Realtor 7 Acrj industrial wilh r r. Ad ditionaf 3$ acres adjacent - KENMORE WASHF.p, parts, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 WILSON MAiER FURNITURE for Rent ladlesdesk, $25. Dave's Furniture - Priced from 64-Equipment " Two Afgans Hand Made 3727111 ---- ----- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5ampo0er for only $1.50 per day. . (clIent condition Accessories included 3230)79 after 4 30 FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 7:30P.M. Desk, Several couch, Rugi, TVs, Chests, Automatic washer, Dinetli set, Bed, Fine glassware itemj All kIncts of brand new Items, including: looli, rado & novelty items. Bird of Paradise Plants, $1.00 Pony Tails, SCcentspacp, 603 E 25th - 7 Car garage door 16"x '7' with all hardware. Excellent condilion, 1100, 319-3641, INVEST NOW Comrnerical corner, French Ave. include building. Only 510,000 Terms. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 60) Celery Ave ,Sanford set Compl!te $103; guitars, $13; new living roont set, 1170; 2 twin beds, $50 complete; t.'Sr too numerous to mention, Master welcome. Bedroom 5.)Q Sanforot 1973 Yamaha Enduro 173 CC. Ex Charge and BankAmerlcarci Let me liii your spring garden Spo or mow your vacant lots. Fioyi Freer, 327-3191. Sanford 372-91)1 Eves.$d9.l146 109W 1st St 372 233% advertise your "don't needs" in the i,'14n1 Ads furniture, and many small lens - SANFORD SEWING CENTER K ULP DECORATORS color TVs, sofas, chairs, nc ______- 307 A East 1st St., 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 3279501 You can get a f&r pri' when you - Call credit Dip). - Sf m Inol Count y, 5 1060 acre tracts several locatIons. $1,700 to $4,300 per acre. Good terms. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6780711. * 1914 Honda 330 .Makeoffer. After 6 selection of glassware and mis(., chests, living room and bedroom PIOLL'S CasseIberry, 1797 - Drop in bObbin, zig zag, and 3 r.ee'dle position, Like new condition., sold new for 51$, balance 01143 cash or S payments of $10. New *arrapty. Merchandise tO' x 50' Parkway noose trail,',' First Federal Savings and -- - - t.ittingswan,ted Quick Courteous Service Re*. Real Estate Broker 2139$ Myrtle Ave., Safci PI,one371 0440 42-Mobile Homes Used office furniture GOLDEN TOUcirpi SEW Ir sewIng cabin,?, repossessed Singers best model, winds bobbin In machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of 17$ or 10 pay nients of U 47-REstateWd 3233864 furnitur, lined up for the s.ahi Including; table arid 4 chairs refrigerators, black end v.hite an Wood or steel desks (executive des & chairs, secretarial desks i chairs, straight chairs, filini cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. * * Singer * BLAIR AGENCY This week there isa lot of good uses ' ___________________________- - Alter Hrt. 3777111 or 37)7$i7 Motorcycle insurance PUBLIC AUCTION 60-Office Supplies Sl-Househokf(jj 322-6457 78-Ntorcycles - Mon. March 10 / P.M. ' - 380) Orlando Drive Sanford 3?] 3200 Nice 7 bedroom block home. New roof, Carpeted throughout, Ridiculously low price. 323 2970; after 5, 327-7179. Community of WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Area One Inc. REALTORS JOHNNY Friday, March 7, ltlS-SB Accessorjei 73 Ft. Sloop charter ;Jrurday 01 Sunday with skipper, Inch River. Will take up to I Call I SO9tweekdaysgtos. Early American Console Color TV, beautiful cabInet, Also Color portable Other Mitc. 323 0708. living. Cell Ken Sandcn INVENTORY CLEARANCE Secu for the bitt deaf on a nw home Iowrihoutes, 'WaIl P0 wall carpet, wallpaper, built-in kitchen and no maintenance fee. LO'A', LOW, LOW pt?. interest under tandem plan. Hwy 17 97 to 251h St. west to Rldgewood and follow the Signs W. Garnet t White 31A-tkiplexes - Previevv ani Broker, 107W (c.rnrrcrc.,I I '.liif(.,O 371 i'bil 3226457 ' - OPEN TEN TILL DARK tirw 1. 2 2 bedroom homes 9-Good Things to Eat S fl b i _________ Sneak JOHN KRIOER, ASSOC . _________ Central h. & a. Large fenced yarc fruit treci, Sprinkler system, OnI C $16,5, Terms, Ray LufldqjtI Reg. Real Estate Broker, 377 729 eves & wkends 7716 Homes, Lots And Acreage LAKE 7 BR home rican hcispll.i, downtown transferred immediate PO%5t55ion fly owner 526.900. 373 ,, - Leaving are, must sell. liCCnd, I? room Quest home, Cenlral 1114 aIlra,,li, rent 4 fldrms,, live n downstairs Ideal for retirei $4,000 down assume payment$211.32. Will accept 2nd mont gag, 377 1,14. Spacious home, Or Outstanciing corner lot where Ii Sanford.. 1', yr id 3 ,,.jrm, w w carpet, central h & a. Owner 'nrnercial Proper5 Your MLS Agency Really, REALTOR, 373 7750. ____ ':MIICE,0046andh,1 Sal. Sun. 9.5 377 7599; 321 0770 7 A'r near Paula, Hone dean properly, deep Well. Floricha Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 55Boats & ---------- )IshwasIier, 173; Plnetrl-stletablej benches, 2 captaIns chairs, 1200 7736-698 2OAcrescanbeaivicied LakeMar between 3rd & 4th flt'V (3ur:ifl Aye, 3 blks south of school, fleiluccl, 1917 Louise st., C, ,st al Lake, Illinois, 60011 SANFORD FLEA MART - Beautiful Country Acreagi 322-54 41 IBR.7batp,, pool, fireplace, fence heat aIr, 1 acre, 137,950, Ac REALTOR 322 719$ - Care I' II7WlstSt CaliBart Real Estate Da ys-33 6177 'NIghts 373.5474 ° 377 • IN ALL PRICE RANGES 3 Bedroom, luxury living, ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. AROKERS -- BALL REALTY Choice Listings eacefuI $25,900 Beautifully home, central heat I air, carpet.d. family room, breakfast bar. S24.900 WE TAKE TRADES FORREST GR[tP4[ REALTORS 323 6)53 or 645-7)33 SO-Miscellaneous for Sale -.--------. . 3 Bedroom, 1i baths, central heat S air, $71,900 LAKE MARY decorated) bdmn, - IdyllWild, -3 bedrooms with doubli garage, 2 baths, family 'oom, dining room, utility room Wilt 5nk, built it, appliance), fireplace 2 patIos, fenced, with 0 Without above ground pool. 7 moS. old, i2J 8181 7 = i______------..-.--------,.- _4-Houses Bedroom, fix up. Terms. $l0,0( these Suile 203, The Greater Mali REALTORS,Casselberr $) ioa - - __________ 5741040 7753365 On Uartnian Realty, Inc. 31-Apartments FUrnished u terms bergaln. Furnisbed a) 41-House CHECK THESE VALUES Stenstrom Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1\, bath carpeted, fenced yard. lit & last HousesforSii, - - Two bedrm. opt., or large 2 bedroom house. 373-9370 from 9 to 6. I thru S times •..., 4k a line 6 thru 23 times .....31cm line 26 times., 24cm lIne (12.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3Lnes Minimum HOURS VA-NO DOWN,) br., balh$, dead end, fenced corner lot, Extras. 127,300. 327.379). On lake, paved stree Loch Arbor I yr. lease, renewal oplion, rooms, cetitral heat & air, Is? last mo 373 14)0. RentalS. .- - 41 * Small) bedrooms, kitchen wall to waIl, larçe yad. $143 Mi 373 4578 - Bamboo Cove, 1-2 BDRM, shag, air, t.unny kitchens, playgrounds, near -. " I. 4f1,ij 32-Houses Unfurnished Unfurnis bed CLASSIFIED ODS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMESTATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICC Is heret,y given that the - HOYt CE OF APPLICATIOPS FORTADEEb (SectIon mm aria 1,6, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. U 373.7491 RMZARDEUNIrWhIththIt1YII as follows "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" enaaea £ fl. fli ,-,,aa , In Residence and mating busIness at 365 Certificate P40 73 Year of Issuance VUUL VILLAS address Both Unknown Altamonte Mall, Altamonle Springs. -CITY -- NEiR DOWNTOWNI 3 1977 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. You are hereby notified that an Florida. bedrooms, well, pomp, sprinkler Ducripttonof Property SANFORD, _______________________________ DEADLINES That the party Interested in said Aclion for Divce has been filed system. Over 1,500 s. ft. Nice Lot 7 & N ' of alley ______________________________ buslnM enterprIses Is as foIIos: against you, and you are required to I? 1, A Sanford Town of Pb fruit trees, Good Condilion, Price DELTONA- Ciean, attractive, nice Noon The DQ,j Before PubllcQtion serve a copy of your written 10441 $17, 11) 115. A Florida corporation known as reduced to $71,000 flaIl)? yard. Availabienow. 1 Bdrm., $133 defenses to if, it any, on Richard W. Name In which assessed R0M ice Shehera:acie. Inc. _________________________ Mo.. 2 Bdrms. $130 Mo. DATED at Orlando, Orange Vast, Attorney fo P$itionerwto SUndQJ Frlda CITY MCoy. TWO BEDROOMS with 4,d. t_ r,...a.. r.__,..,_ uuuri rçrwa. i , EffIcIency rmincna Ulyci., tapi,, all utilities eOrUary 25, 1973. fur__________________________ All of ssid property being In the family room, formal dining room, Casseiberry, 1-loricia Zip Code 37707, County of SemInole, Stateoi Florida. Publish: Feb 2$, Aiarctt 7, 11, 71, nished, newly decorated. $91.50. fireplace. Detached studio 6nd IlIethe original with the Clerk of One bedroom fumnishea 377 2396 olter S Adults, No pets. $90 Unless such certificate Or ret'. 1973 apartment, 5)9.900. See it and ____________ DEK 16) mo. 1t & last, couple only. 321. the above styled Court at Sanford, tifica'es shall be redeemed make offert ac _____________________________ Seminole Counly, Flor,da on or 0159. WELA$,A AF1AILWE$.4 cording to law the properly beloreMarch7lst, l97Lotherwisea descr: 114W. 1st st. HOUSE In such certificate or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HUNTING THIS default may be c'nlereci against you cer1ificatj will THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Lake cottage. for I or couple, No be sold to the WEEKEND? For the largest Furnished 1 bedroom air conci. apt. for the relief prayed for In the highest cash bidder at the court CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE _________________________ pets take privileges, Swimming ___ selection of homes in north .it floor, adults only. No pets. 377 COUNTY. FLORIDA, Pehtion tiled to ifl5titt. the oction. house Cf the 17th day o' March, 1. fishing. Lease. 372 6)06 Serninotc' County call on Sten $30 Learn to Relai REWARD for return of or InMe(Jitalr, Un*ii 94 CIVIL ACTION P40. 73.86 ThiSflOfICC5haIIbeP,JIi$hedOe at 11:00 AM strom Realtyt Open Saturday formation leading to recovery of Enroll in Applied Melaphys a week for four (4) COrtcij1ve NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPT SUPER CLEAN morning f)ated thiS 6th daY of February, and the rest of the classes at FPL "Sunshine K it adult male Redbone Hound. Tatoo AVALON APARTMENTS we In the Evening Herald, 1973. ANCE CORPORATION 7 bedroom, fully furnished home, weekend by appointment. Call us "3461" Inside left ear, 327 chen", begInning March 19th 3141. ADULTS, NO PETS Plaintiff Sanford, FIorta, Only $150. Ofhers available now 5: Arthur H. B.eckwith, Jr anytime for service. 7:30 p.m. Direct Inquiries to P. )'6w. 2nd S Vltnejs my hjncj and the Seat of from simo unfumnished FOUND Terrier Clerk of Circuit Court Bo 185, Deltona said Court on me tern day of WALLACE 1. SHEPPARD, a Single _______________ Irt Wet? Sanford Area Cf Seminole County, Florida Married couptes only, no children, 322242O Anytime Fetwuary 1975 man and FANNIE A SHEPPARD, 323 9)78 By: Ida Creal, no pets 2617 Elm, Sanford 3)9-6956 IS ALCOIIOL A PROBLEM a single woman, (3eaI) Deputy Clerk Mrs. Meiio. IN '(OUR FAMILY? Defendants. Arthur Pt Beckith, Jr. REALtOR 3721491 Publlth: Feb. II. 21. 78. March • AL ANON EALTORS NOTICE OF SALE tor7 Bedroom AduitiOniy 6-ChlkI _______________________ 7S6SParkD, as Clerk of Said Court For familIes or friends of proble n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Park AvenueMobilepark Dy: Martha T, Vihlen OE57 drinker,. __je Homes 2545 Park Drive, 322 21761 • pursuant to a Final Judgment of Deputy Clerk MARY HOME BABYSIT IN MY HOME For further Information call 473-431 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE foreclosure dated March 1, 1973 and Richard W VMS or write REASONABLE Built r 1c'7 o'er 1,100 t ft living Flficienry - Utilitirs, fishing 4n7l([ is IrEY tt ed?mreci in Cv No 7 ________ rit of the trory frr P t,: . r i" Soford Al AflL- iI- c.r;1i PC C,.r-iterr y, t2'i ,irri T,It'j kpthen, large lot, 2 Uedrooiis, C.I000 iri(iI.iJet d, rt On of fI,i? T,n Writ 01 Circuit Court of the I ighlnth 51 5cminoI I3lc1 Bo 353. Sanford, Fla 3277$ central air, private lot. Adults fenced garden, I'xlb' block utility Wtkiv River, $100 Call 37) 4170 [ecution itSjed out of and under Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole Casseiberry, Florida 37707 33914)9 buildIng, barbecue pit, $33,900 or see at Camp Seminole. the seal of the County County, Court Lecithini VInegart 54! Kelpt No Florida, of wherein PublIsh' Feb. 21. 28, Mrh 7. 11. Call Ken Sandon. all four in one capsule, ask OrangeCounty,FIorida.upona final NATIONAL HOMES 7 Bedroom mobile home for rent AC. Ic Sanford.- Furnhihed, new studo& 1014P4P4y W'Ll.El, ivdgment rendered in the aforesaid FMISt'$ Drws CEPTANCE. CORPORATION DEK 121 partly furnlshd. Reasonable, FRUIT FOR SALE II I bedroomápt.,air,carpe,, ceramic AtF INC court on the 79th day of January, plaintiff, and WALLACE I., Geneva, 349 5220. E.V. FOSTER, Lake Mary u.I IlL WAI CO1 file b.atb Adults only. 1)15 mo up. _________________________________ A D t975, in that certain case en. SHEPPARD, a single man, and I?RAL io 332 4 301 W. 10th 51 lIing All Girls titled, John'* Inc., a corporation, FANNIE A. SHEPPARD. a Single Fre't canoe & fishing. 7 bedroom, FICTITIOUS NAME Plaintiff, .y. W. R. 8,rdette d-ba woman are defendants, I will sell to air, carpeting on scenic Weklva AIICr Hr.. 3,1 lilt or 373 75,17 tO enter the Miss Sunburst Beaut Notice It hereby given that I am MU COT IS ' Burnette's Import Gifts ani the highest and best bidder for cash River. 3734470 or see at CAMP Pageant. Ages) 6,7.10. 11131 II engaged inbusinen at 177 E. CPu,.rch i300perbu. Clean, 3 br., $730 down, $194 mo. I (errarlum Center, DeIencint. at Ihe West front door of the SEMINOLE 1$. Call 1.6*7 2131 Each chili 3276733; 3220362 ___________________________ annual Pc?. rate, $73300 Acre wticp, aforesaid WrIt of E'eci,1}on Seminole County Courthouse, reives a trophy ________. Two beclom, comliletely furwas del,'ered tome as Sheriff of Sanford, Florida. at 11.00 AM. Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 SamsuI LIve leghorn hens, whhI 2 BDRM. furnished or unfurnisneci THE PAINT 'N PAPER PLACE. fiShed air conditioned 5)30 372. FACED WITH A DRINKING Seminole County, Florli., end I the 715? day of Match, 1973, the they last SOc each for 1 to 50. 1k and that I intend to reOitIer said Adullspref.cred 1571. have levied upon the following following described real estate I ATTENTION BARGAIN each fpr SO or more. Cackleberry name with the Clerk of the Circuit 373 3$Slor3fl.M20 , 1' Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous described property owned by W. R. located, sItuated and bilng in Farms. I, mile nil Al ii e,,ayIfl Court. Seminole County. Ftor4a in 'u.n Can Help Sjrdette dbe Burdetl Import Seminole County. Florida, toe?: Dr. to Cackleberry F; 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments, accoroance with the ProvisiOrs of t. 3 bedroom Sanford home which CalIl23.4$l7 904j 5459 Gifts and Terrarium Center, said Lot $1, ACADEMY MANOR. the FkJlfIosjs Name Statutes, To FurniShed or unfumnished must be sold this weekend. Write P.O. S propert 1713 being located In Seminole UNIT ONE, as recorded in Plat Wit• Section (6509 Florida Statutes SwImming pool. IflQ 5, Orlancia One Sp,icefor 60' 43' ?.'obie hOme Vacant. carpet, fenced yard, good Sanford. Fkrda County, Flo'-icis, mnre particularly Book 13. Page 93, PublIc Rccorth of -- _______________ -_______ °- 323 cio 1 l-lnstrucfion3 COndition FI4A or VA 0 K Call SCCfliC wild Wrkiv.i f.tirr Call described as follows: Semnotc County. Florida S' J. A. Ream .JE YOU TROUBLED? Call ton 3739110 or sri at CAMP One CI) 1971 Ford Van, Vin. No, said properly being the same as Publish: Feb. 78. March 7, 11, 21• ')nfurnisheci, I bedroom apt, air, Free, 6142017 for "We Care"373-1170 Jackie Cools Swim School SEMINOLE. 3IGHTI1 167 set forth In the Final Judgment of carpeted, Only $9150, 37227% "Hotilne" Adults or Teens. HCa',dPOOI,AIIAOes Said'lehlc'ebeingstor*jat Ratliff foreclosure tter S. Adults, no 3723337 & Sons in Sanford, Florida. Dated thIs 4th day of March. $973. and the undersi.d as Sheriff of (COURT SEAL) 3 7t5 Meadows, Lake Mary-Sanford ______________________________ New NOTICE OF SALE Legal Notice Sem$nol County. Florida, will at Arthur H. Sec keith. Jr. __________________________ Area. 2 Bedroom duplex, drapes, At public auCtion at 1000 AM. 1' 1500 Sq ft., baths, wIth central heat and air. 220 Volt. Ideal for repair ______________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court appliances, Ac, pool, pool service March 13, 1975. at 700 N. Holly Ave. O*'ner will negoiate 523.900. NOTICE OF APPLICATION shop or warehouse. 373 AD 1973, offer for sale and sell to 1321 377 By: Cecella V. Ekern inCluded, 5)53 971 P.3 3157 cx?. 0 Sanferci, Fla, to FOR TAX DEED CAMP, FISH and BOAl on scenic settle thehlghestbldder,forcathwbiec, Deputy Clerk v,Don Cline. _______________________-. wild Wekiva River at the bass warehouseman's lien on ths ;o an9 .nd all existing If (Sectian 197.493 Florida Statvt.s of inS, at the Leonard V. Wood Convenient Location to wing lotsof houSehOld goods and breeding grounds. Call 373-4i70 or Laroe business building, ground 1W) Front (West) Door of the Seminole SuIte 711, personaf Property belonging to: floor. Reasonable. 37261*6 see at CAMP SEMINOLE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Qtlef __________________________ area 4 bedrooms, I', baths, 2 County Courthouse In Sanford, 231 Mal?tand Avenue Unfurnished Nancy Clark, Rose Tucker. Franklin Florida. the above that Seminole County the holder of years old. ner needs to move. described per. Attamonte Springs, Florida 32701 Perkins, Neloa Mathews. Joan Forirnt:Offjceand the following certificates has filed 573.900, sona$propfly. Ft,wther Information Publish: March?, 1975 Immacelate3BR,3175Mo .Jackson, Dose Edwards, James SI orag.Spac,, saIdcertificaI,sforata9dtobe available from the Civil Division of DELl? 2 BR cisc La,. .,. . .. buvil.w - to - it' 4 B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______________ IA - :-.:' Save $7 to 1)0 M-?h en nectn,c bit Install turbin roof vents Also molt and mildew in attic Vents, 570. Installation Guaranteed 1 yr 3 - WaN Drilling 'WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPqINKp S'rSTi'." Alt I-,p s; Wrrc4-Or diSdSt'tyrp' .r.J STINE MAC1lNE & SUPPLY CO W 2nd 51 i 6137 - To List Your 8 uslness...DjaI 322-2611 or w-rLw ,.._.,. -- 1 31-993 �.________'_ - - - -. -- ---- -. 4 - -- - - - - - ----•'-1 - - _--q - - - a -.- -- -- - - - - 'r - - - - -. - - -. - . - -n-...wn -w.v. -mew,----- .__tr -- • - - _ _ -- S.-,--- F. .,:1111111 1 LEISURE = - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - __ __ - __ Friday, March i, l9is--4B 10 it I NW - 67th Year, Nu. 171-Sunday, March 9, 1975 FRIDAY EVENING EVENING (6) Concentration (9) Wild World Animals (13) The Slonemans (24) Intercom 24 .1 __________ Surgeon (6) What's My Line $25000 am Hotlyood Squares (13) Wrestling 8 N (2, 8) Sanford And Son (6) Gorilla (9) Jaq ues Cousteau Neighborhood Women's Tennis Association (9) roBow lers Tour Family FBI (13) Kung lu ( 24 ) Ascent Ut (35) (24) Sesame Sircef It Takes A Thief (24 Sons lOs (6) Partridge Family (6) Florida Citrus (9) Adventures Of (8) Great Mysteries (9) Wide World Of (6) (44) Unlimited 9 00 (2 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) 4:00 (8) (24) Washington (24) Weill Stre Week 9:00 (2. 8) Rock ford Files i_i Gilligan (13) MOVIe (2 8)L ie Lost I0 - '1_- - — - A- -,~~ k,- MIT - . __________ ' _________ -W TJML - - L - - I -, _____________ MovIes = 1 / row r _____________ - - "... 'i -1 - •- I -. -. -. (44) Mod ....--, - .. - , ---- 9- 30 (9) Odd Couple (13) The De*ctives :00 (2,11) Policewoman 0 (44) Ernest Angley (44) Man And Hour 10 News Special a Mons ters (6) Shazan (1) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (23) Zee Cooking School (9) Barella (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Endtess Summer 10:30 (6) CBS Report 11.00 (2, 6.8.9) New s (6, I) News (9) Circus (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolenclas , Children (44) tost In Space 11:30 (2) St ar Trek Q) Wonderful World Around Us (24) Zoom (35) The Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man MORNING 6 00 (6) Growers Fr ed isn't ton keen in 7.aire. With David Niven as this time is tliat his son has narrator, the special focuses on picked an older woman. Fred a mountain gorilla family, the figures out a '.ay to end the largest of apes, their daily romance. routinesand habits. The special 9:30.10 ABC THE 01)1) makes one pointed observation: COUPLE "Felix Remarries" Cori are nat hoatile, and Could th is be a hint of the series they become aggressive only future? Felix remarries, and if when thiey feel threatened. such be the case, what happens 88-30 NBC SANFORD AND to Oscar' Is his momen tary 0 SON "The Older Woman" at freedom from Felix to be Lamont falls in love again, and short lised' Tune in next week SEEK & FIND Congressional Terms E If 11 r AI P (6) Globe Trotters Plays __________________ P P 1 II \ \ w AfT IA1DI Information Ei ght (I) Star Trek I4N! 42h*4hcold i-m.--- (35) Fishing (44) Soul Train (6) Bailey's Cornets I . (44) Herald Of Truth P S E A S J I I U I? Li ( ) F Mart ian :: (9) Yog"s Gang (24) Villa Aleçra (44) T)O Of Safety . ------- SKATING SCHEDULE suff. 1:31, 3:3114 44 PJA. MON. 1:00-10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES I - ? — (24) Sesame Street THUR). PRIVATE PARTIES RI 7 3 Ii P.M. 2- to or _ - I (24) Electric Company Great Mysteries (9 Wrestling (13) Movie SKATE MY - - 3`9 16 Shftpfold 57 P4MIMMS '7 Gd tSi Sutur. for DOWN 19cont4ows support 20 SW IFt) I Tarry 21 Ovw fow 1 21 Hat room 2 Brain p assag e 72 Eg4i rir Wdd• 5 29 Gtv* refuse 30 5ohoc1es Alph" 32'Th* Chwry 37 • s uCURIEBK S C P U I) K 0 I I G I N I U E P V S I 0 H B E II N TMMME UIAATB10RKYH I B p o •- piy (2 11 vivid colors *ds 1 13 Thoatr" 44 Appe"tton 29 Est-rcl tw(d Fan 48 Epnchs 33 D*n 51 Ronic a 34 Vasco." god 3 EQbie eeJ IppO.n att'-,-!'' — — — 12 SHOWING - I 9 DIXIE DANCE KINGS 13 . ____ I — — — I .0 Z ' SEE THE "SWEETHEART SQUARES" IN PERSON. - • OK 0 •' - - JERRY REED -- — 21 ' — i n 11 1ALLOUTI! , NOI e~ X _____________________________ " 1. - 32 35 ___ I P ___ - IZ-1 - - - I J T111"T" FAWN. By Robert Newton now been revealed, they must Peck. Uttle. Brown. 143 Pages. go their separate ways. .95 There are tes when New. to 1755, the French built Fort ton comes teffibiy lose to Carillon. The British, who later timentality In these scenes but were to rename the songpoint he manages to sk ir t it 5Ucu Fort Ticonderoga, decided they full), and the novel F has ri W t wanted the fort and set out to ten comes touchingly alive. Like it from the Fi ench The Phil Thomas British assault on the fort proAP Books Editor 'C * 1 - . STA RTING 8:oo-7 \ —— — — — THE BUCKET J gravy ft W_ - 7 U _I_ — — — Feeds S to? p.op I ___ — — I 3at $0%95 Aft , thi ~ de, I Reg. SUZY KtNnAu • — M .~uptiirh Good Thurs., af a C n. . ( I . i Dining • — r z -- - - ~ -- I J i ~ - q1d-~q I!Pklght Sat I~ I .wi 4 -- t ~w f SAUDU A , AD ~ -I --- — i- . ( andlti~usjr,ft TW& . A* 44 0 e- OPen 01 [IV 1 1 a.m.fit 9 p.m,. Fri. a Saf. fit to ;.m. 18*9 French Ave. Sanford r ----- _ , , _-X ~- wo" 3R 4I8 -"14-1*11 - 'ZI--- -- _,, .11 14 , FR" MCKEN (6~ .1 erbi) _, - a * ' I -Le ' ZS14 PARX DRIVE. SANFORD. FLORIDA - - - - ' -- - __ ~. _. ---- --- -i - - -- - - — i/\\ !I 1 I - -, i!I ' L . ~ ____ -_ 4 ... , I [ , i _____ - I V L I t - 44lI_I •1 . ~ I. . - I I ._ $200 check to the South Order of Police (FOP) as a "loan." H I admitted he signed all but nowr ; . - _\ Zt . . - 1 1 - : _- -- . - _. •_ -i, . - L - - . 1 - - - _._ -% . ' -_ - _- L - - -_ - . -- . - - ---------.----- __ --- - - I-- . _ 7-- __ - )i ~_: 7____W ,__ir;_ - 1. .-- 7 . - . - - -I ____ ~ ___ - _~ --- - 1 ~~ . - .~ f 2 - ___ I -- - ~ -__- - - _____ .- , ___ -A - - _ HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN Sunday Is the happy day wbeo am rW&gU ego eujgy t& __ -1 ~z -- ' Arr tfPr~b.4vL "H""Days 0 1n11 %tfaw a benefit TAFETA, a tw"art program for retarded adults In - Sem.1r.ole County. The colorful cast It!. eludes (front, from left) Mark Hall, Tommy SWfey, Ban Giles and Craig Clayton. Also (top, from left) Beth Russi, Tammy Albers, Denniese Bcnnej~ blElan jakubcin, Counk Jiltitubein Albers. and Wendy Li* brary l - - - i --- Lee Trevino and Hale Irwin (tintr Club Frid.i to ,'rihth Citrus (cri e s tory, photos Oraissword 1`-%uz~e.....16A I " , - - - - Man Dies In Altamonte Apartment Comp/ex Blaze I - ; I k~ 1- oft -- . A[JTAMONTE SPRINGS-A 25-year-old brother were token he to Florida North hos (or man di ed early Saturday while at- treatment of shock, but were not atted drW ) tempting to fight a fire inside an aparUrent unit % The victim's body was removed to Seminole at the Spring Lake Ifill Apartment, V5 V. 05 ta where authorities were to W>ore Rd. conductanautopsyearlytyto deteine the Police said Albert Corrintl, 25, a student at exact cause of death. . - .., ' In blistered the Rio Pinar Altamonte Springs Police Chief justice East pronounceddeadat'hescenea(ter his bo was said it was be1teed the f ire started from a Nino from the gutted two-bedroom apart- candle inside one of the two bedrooms The A, - - I I Z , ..-4 f -ing te make his way into a bedroom to use a fire extinguisher to combat flames that broke out Inside the apartimnt oc. Ak ~ I )Ctfin(l r(wn'l Ii ut Ii Page 1 8 - - - -- : ' - - - f 1. - I - - - perturcs. Lows In the 4 -- _ - -- wi th the highs in the low -1I ~__ Jr. PW __Ar_=_ I - i Sports - . ..........IB-311 Yesterday's high was s4; low was 42. Colder through I fiwp~ IN CUSTODY i u i'— ' _ -,-- .11 — I - ~: "-' " Sheriff's Matron Mabel Morrison leads suspect Mri, Elaine E. Itlanton front County jail to courtroom F preliminary hea ring. See story page 3A. (Sta ff Photo by wi f ~re was conWned to the one apartment, East said. The Corrinti's and Miss Wilson were visiting been left with a babysitter over night in anoth*er Officers said Corrmti, his brother, Joe, and apartment complex, poli ce reported. orrinu 5 gin friend, Judy Lis, along with Firemen said the blaze was conf ined to the Ms Brice had reached suet) when the fire was bedom in the lower floor a partment but t discosered about 8 30 a in., but that Y01 smoke and water damage forced at least two ma ter making certaln the 0f group were okas,went back Into the apartment. -Apparently he was overconlie once he got inside," an Altamonte Springs Investigator said. complex, said the damaged apartment wiLs Witnesses said that CorrLriti cotdd beoccupied by Ms. Brice. from inside the bedroom and that a Meadows said the fire caused ismoke damage neighbor smas,hed a window trying to fm the to the next door apartment and to an apartment youth, but that air from the broken window directly above the death scene. Ile sail the oc. caused the fire to become so --hot" that rescue cupanLs of the downstairs apartment would be efforts were impsible forJ to (fuSe temporarily, but that the upstairs The fire is the second major blaze in the past area was not ',Umt badly " . ged. " three years at the apartment complex, but the Meadows said the fire h' - which first in a ala 4ty has fatality recor, 6:30 am. and Altamonte Sprin gs firemen Both 11i Wilson, Ms. Brice and the w w4.iiicu 4 -- . Midge. . ............ _4B Calendar . ..........U, Sal. Dinner rvt1onsi2Sso3, Bullintsiman's Lunch 11.4; Happy HOU?S.7; Luncheon Special,11.60 14014- Callith Dinniff -All yoU Can eat SI.41 THURS.: t)Ancg Can!nl TUES,: Talent NiPI Steak Ni Nplit. Buy wan. Tatfap Ni9h1 — 1 911 I Fr SAT - H .e Njai,o - 41 __ I i , - (. , ( ~ I L , ~ ri :, t% 1\ . I -I N . 1. ~- '~ ia - 'O.—Prii,tirnic -- t C - the men," he said, identifying a -... ,Sa- — "I did not handle the books on the benevolent fund at all. ,All expenditure.s were voted on by Ind ex - I - . - - / - - -,-- ' A ^ ~ 9r p docket in Circuit Court here this i 00 various harges. Detaite; and complete court roundup on Page 2-A. - - - - I/ Heavy Court Docket Trevino, Irwin Tied - Benedict Arnold. After the battle, father and son are briefly united and It is in these seent, !: that Robert -k, autbw of "A Day ----- - I __ __ ~,~A . - adventures, including meeting Na Jifg Vvotild IIe" is at his Ix-st as he shows how both fa. son have matured and realize that despite the (act that the love• other but long concealed has - - 1i -1I ~ .W,. i4 Theres a - ..,,._ jim - a 4_- f. - - - i -,:N- fact a critical choice: The Brit. . -t! -, , ' I - Adoption trends are changing as the health> white infants available for adoption declines , Women's F.ditor Jean Patteson reports on the adoption of biracial, black and foreign children on Page IC, Women's Section, -_ Orr ______ and they must sta y or leave f , W' r J( lEl niS kllow Fren(h in dcfenng the fort, Fawn refuses to take sides and5lipsIntoU)ewoods where _A I~ - - f. . I ', Adoption Trends Chonge e, COMING MARCH 12& u NASHVILLE RECORDINGARTISTM(JRRAY hUM :/ ft7 - 47& ,_l '— '— 11: . )ft,rç . . out from i ndicated W~ Ai~ Ins ide Today RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3364 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA is dead, vic-Um of a French sol. % 8. IIcrd Staff Wrir ii go on wtt k A total of L (1titiiutiflt will . ! Cmd" 4 -&-`_ - Old Foot, or being put to death Before she died, the woman bore Charbon a son, Fawn. Since. the father is ill eqWpped toprovtde for the boy In thsas yet untamed land, Fa grows up primarily under the tutelage r4his Inthan grandfather , and hegrowstotnkofhnse1f _______ . i D ___________________________________________ -f ( - J)i ' (Ilor d ot usr) F'ea1uriig Melodies hs Jim Aker ,.., - 'n -.- . vis - I Tke 55 RlGDE SCes f our honey dipped fried hot ttesljn' biscuit:; D E R A N G . - daughter uf his Indian captor, 4 I . ALSO SHOWING TONIGHT I I -- . . . . -.I.. . ~__- z_- w James Jernigan, director of Sanford's reached for comment. from federal and state funds. County voters ha ve already endorsed th e funding Recreation and Parks Department,and in charge of Mrs. Smi th said if ei th er the Sa nf ord or Sou th But, without the contract to provide for ior the system by a positive straw ballot vote last Seminole County is on the tbreshold of tang a Sanford's Library has announced his full support of Seminole Library professional administration of the library system November. did not wish to become p&rt of the tremendous cultural step forward. the incorporation of Sanford 's library Into the county system, then the county Seminole County will not be eligible to receive the On the straw ballot, voters effectively told would rent a county-wide system. The vehicle of the move is the Implementation grants, according to Mrs Ifelen Smith, chairman of county commissioners the residents were in support d%4ing to house the branch libraries. Oct. 1 ci a county-wide li brary system to work hand- the Seminole County library Advisory Committee, of Jernigan's reasons are two4old: the cowity-wide buil Jernigan said becoming a working cornpment of the system by saying they would be willing to tax system will provide a better system for area in-hand with and administered by the nationally the Orlando Public library systemwould be The contract, at a cost of 1450,000 will entitle themselves up to 4 mill in taxes. recognized Orlando PoWic Ubrar)' System. residents to enjoy library benefits and wilt save the beneficial for everyone Involved. Seminole County residents the right to uUuI all the "It was evident at that time that the county The Seminole County Commison, whose light city money. IA facilities of th e Orla ndo system, and also will residents wanted the program," Mrs. 'M far as the citizens of Sa nford are concerned, ith said . Sanford City Commissioners also have given there will not be a drop in se has shone favorably on the library system since last provide for an upgradIng of the library systems in rvices but they will Details of the program call for two branch November, is expected on Tuesday to approve a Seminole. their blessing to the county-wide system and the use recelve additional services and more benefits," offices to be established In the county. e in the of the Municipal library. con tract between the coun t y and the Orlando The advisory isor) committee was appointed last year Jernigan said . north county, one south system. Mrs Smith sd the ads isory committee has not by the County Commission to investigate and report dlcaUons reveal that the same poskive The proposed locations are the Sanford received a definite response from the board of The approval of the contract, which will bind on a regional or c3ty iride system qualities will be true for all Seminole County Municipal library and the South Seminole library directors of the South Seminole Ubrar> .Seminole County to the Orlando system, also will residents who will be able to have two complete But, probably the most favorable aspect of the in Altamonte Springs. Board Chairman George tlearn could not be county library systeffu at their disp~al. - Elie Mohawks he was given the ________ . - . f - -IiI which this story o( the maturing 42 43 44 - was right and -- - ' I "1 asked Cuuncilrnan ILA. Scott, chairman of the public there," tie sa I 1. 4 police department was con- from the first day I took over. I ment's benevolent fund was wanted to be sure evm1hing surprise, ho ' Seminole To Take Cultura CONNIE VAN D DYKE KE , . Co-Starring 7:30 'j 9.9 coun"Music c _____________________________________ THE STORY nominee ' 1 -- Ir.*_ 'OF ROBBIN HOOD-W.W. Academy Award - ur ris - - W ITH ART CARNEY I I - LIVE COUN AND SQUARE DANCING AT THE THEATRE 0 Stift.l. AFTER14 .00.14 IN To order volumes I. II and [11. send Si for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. SHOW NO - PG BURT REYNOLDS a _________J Iftandlions: The hidden am" holed below r forwaid, backwad, up. down. or d RAY In the pa". Find ach hwdtn Run "A box It in asto wn: ..%(*,r FRANK LOR111, liii I RMANE SL'SPENU 11W R(JLI ,C CALFINDAR HILL VFTO f WHIP Tomorrow - lIodr I'odEe"V" 0 En'ov 1. much larger -Seek & Find" puzzles with over .50 discoverieM per panel in an all-new series iii 24-page booklets. — — — — — — I I — NEW TODAY FIRST AREA I ; _ _ ~.L I LONGWOOD-This city's government, ex. first addition, the Moorings and Devonshire pe ng -press or c ore devel opments as required y city w. o fiscal year ends Sept. 30, has lost forever untold mediate estimate of loss has been de dollar& Lester ,Mandell, reidento1Sanlando resealed this week that although Utilities He said the money was to help riday, is firm did not know a Sanlando Utdities, a privately owned and utility get started the organization • operated water and sewer company, sees four areas it serve which the police department s "There is no agreement," he it' bdi 'bi effort haseverbeenmadeto said has designate as itS coect uity taes bargainlng agent with the dty The cit> did ado a utility franchise orI'he forthelevyofalOpercetwjthamm tax I for an inance be read of 11 per utility monthly on usm of water, in rufl at least for the first time, Rather am h,om the electricity, telephone and bottled gas. A benevolent fun reading the ordinance, the council at that Unw But, when city fathers decided in late i971 to had It tape recorded and played Inudibly from by.* Hean signed anl do Utili ties the desk I the side I the undil chamber whiM °n west of SR 427 and north of SR 434 with water, no remaining agenda business was cofrtple,te,(L paymnt was nude last yea provision was made to grant a franchise or for tear gas. Other checks weir The ordinance was not sent to then Mayor IV.execute an agreement with the firm to have the Eugene Jaques for his signature before he went to pay fc- painting police cars, utility to benefit a police officer I f III Th dma Council members J.H. Grant, II.A. family and to support a home Scott and several times since, but each time it has been Jerry Connell thscovered Friday the tax was not noted that rates mu be inserted for troubled boys. before it being collected in Winsor Manot, Sleepy Hollow become effective. (Continued On Page 2-A) 10111A1111011111111 2SIry (Bob * vw) 4) Sc YOISh IC 27 PottabW :Hs 36 Public notsces 39 Undwst"s 40 Cay tn Went on sebwk play 2-30 (6) Dog Track d If H 111-1111 FERN PARK I1 iT R 54 S-14abbier 55 Kind of bw (CPIPIY Speaking (9) Invaders (44) No Place For A Picnic (2) T r an S • YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE IT - TO BELIEVE ITI 18 %ftwft (mb) (44) Basketball 1:30 (1) Categorically 8:30 ••• "' &CCOMPAN11*9 PA441111 ea Lon woods o ers uf er Even More I 1, I trag" 14 Ew spit" I S Withdra" t Albert (9) Wrestling (74) Villa Arand (35) Sports Lege 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival - BACK V 49 shaknPoarean (24) Mister Rogers 4 s CIANEIMGIE I --mommalm - RETKIC _____ financial recort!j for a complete safety committee, early in the A story in The Herald last nigan, In a telephone interview cItide audit for the past two week for an audit of the ente week revealing revenues from wi th The Herald, also pled )ears came as no surprise to police department," Pleicones the sale of police accident ignorance about the accident Acting Public Safety Director told The Herd. "I just wanted rep or t copi es to citizens had report monies being channel ed J ames Pleicones as far as the the department to start fresh been deposited in the depart- into th e bene volent fund "Ilat would be illegal That I money should have been turned LNRII , Popcorn (I) order Fr4 day impounding all Midnight Show C 1' 1 (\p\N ' lN(;svn_ci)' Council's Answer to Previous Puzzle [ 12 -00 (2) Jetsons P L — 0 By DONNA ESTES CHUCK CONNORS 1 To , --i z • AFTERNOON 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer SemCS( (1,9) And Hardy 7:00(2) I Dream Of Jeannie ; cs "GORILLA' A most once more 8.9 Dinosaurs Special 1:00 (9) Movie (44) Party - 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby GoIdsro I p Goes The (6) Valley Of (24) 12:00 (2, 1) MidnIght ; ! (8) The Protectors Country (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 11 Z Stars ,i.~-~Af-f!-,:.,,- m oun i n as A" H 0 Jumps : Archie tails to get a bang out of F4ith's efforts to cheer him up, as i1atIon and the chance that his union ma)- go on strike overshadow their 2M anniversary party, on "All In the Famllv" Saturday, March 15 IS: 00-8 30p.m., F DI) on the CBS Television Network Carroll O'Connor and Jean Stapl et on JOKE EDITH? star. iiiiiiiiii ______________________________________ Awards Theatre Of 6: 30 (35) Speed Rdcr (15) Burke's Law (44) N,qht Gallery — (44) Golden Globe ecor - ~-_ 1,__I.11___*". "_ -_ ;_ - Rock Concert Rate -''?, - ' (24) Black Journal (35) Bobby Goldsboro Untouchables Weather I 11:30 (2) Environment f ____-1-- I 0 . , . . :. __ W-4 f __ _ - ., (6) Bob Nevhiri Show 10:00 (6) Carol tiur:'- I ~ , - ___________ nemployment B) ED PRlCK} 1 zlzr aw U nty Per Cent agreed, however, that the 99 Seminole County's rate is heavy influx of -out-of-state The Commerce Department "That's going to help llerd Staff Writer per cent rate should be the slightly higher than the 95 night, the Bureau of Labor greater tax reduction than the per workers in January, continued analyst said unemployment The unemployment every th ing," he said "Cm. rate for hie figure seen for the cent rate which showed up in declines in ppad to release $16 billion he orginally construction and probably "will level off" in sucUon b Seminole County reacheda new th e maindcr of this year. trigger." statistics for January for the Orlando Post-Ch r istm as layoffs" February recommended Afll bill ion tax hi of 99 per cent in January February and begin to drop Meanwhile, President Ford joUese don't think it's going any Metropolitan Area — figures which cut bill has been reeommended Tom And, Prescott added that because many of the out says unemployment across the several administration A $21 billion x cut with 4,8 of the county's work bigher," Prcott said. "I Lawton, Metropolitan reason bi ll has the fact that state of. sta te workers wi ll be leasing force idled, a labor market think the rate is nation COU hit nine per cent economists say cod eas ily hit be en approved pretty close to a manager, says the by 9. th e House 5 per cent (icts are using the labor force the Sunshine S analyst confirmed today. ta te before the current recessi on is 85 per cent, up ('.. 83 per and is being con sta ndstill. " Of the county's rate means 25,400 Orlando area that lives In Seminole County to si dered by the The Department of Commerce 49,242 Prescott said the key in over, and he sa workers, about 44, still workers are jobless, up from compute the rate ys Americans cent in January. Sena te as opposed to Seminole Coun ty is the analyst and Ralph Prescott, the have jobs, Prescott said. con. shodn't expect any drastic Ford also said, however, that the 20,100 the month before. Gove rnment of ficials have manager of Florida's embasing the calculation on the struction industry. When that improvements until at least the he doubts the nine per cent expressed hope that lower December unemployment Lawton said th e Increased number of persons employed starts up again, he said, end of iloment office in Sanford this year. figure 81 per cent mark will be reached and i ratesare due priullrtl) to the ikrL prices for farm Prod ucts would unemployment will drop As Ford spoke Thursday thcatedheiswlihngteaccepta ( Contin ued Page 2.A) I - _______ MaR ________________________ . — _. (S)F'irty .Cou - : Sports -- ___________ __________ - 900 ::v :T,Ir 9 ______ •. . ______ ______________________________ _______________ (9) Name That Tune I24) Jack Benny 8 00 (2. 8) Movie (6) The (44) Movie 3:30 (2) High Cha pa rral (24) _j (44) Wrestli ng 7:30 (2) Friends (24) Z Cooking SchI 3 00 (6) Sot ndir Boa rd (24) America . L-~ ~m=__ - '~ a • (35) Department "5" 8 30 (2) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch () Speed (I) Banana Splits (9) Bugs Bunny 10 I - '~~ - (24) Grandpeople (35, 44) Star Trek - - - 7:00 (2) Untamed World ' (%;TONIGHTSTV . - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents . - ~;~N,-,?: , ~ -- __ _-_ I — a- -_ r- --7 . W _- ~rj!!v,'-' 4j, ' --OLI ' 11k 4.-,= INIA-1fir * 60 Aj~; ) : -~k W7M - -• -: F~~ - ~J AL _,:~i ~ 7 - - ' r ____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 07, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 07, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/98534486dca26b670d8b6d2e194a40fd.pdf 566b1ab08d118dc85f74ab9382973582 PDF Text Text 4 EV•flifl OEETLE Sa nford,Ff. ,1115 BAILEY , t DOW;41/ .. - . w r PIZ 6 6 I NORTH £AQ54 v 10853 * A93 / .. ; WEST &K973 VK2 •QJ 102 . 3j . __ I ALLEY OOP - HV AuT [ i1 AH \ 5(I CALlRNIA! Ms,,' TTLD THR GO £lo84 - by Dove Grow. i I ORII EAST £J 1086 •K15 ,ll,)7A9653 SMIT A2 V AQJ 961 4864 KQj Fast .. / I - 3 RY going to break 4.3. So you lead the 10 of trumps from dummy. East follows low. Shou!d you take the trump finesse now? if It works you are home; if it loses you are going to be one down. If you refuse the trump finesse and go up with the ace oumay drop the singleton king from 4 £72 . 7: A WH! .! I ° vulnerable aed :cIItpu\TF,IU'HIsI 4 Pass I * Pass 4 V Ifl flhkU w • , - LOSER by A n I A I'm ... Hew UiJ F1 WGIA IT ril-r I A 1.11KE TO PITPICK WT THAT SET IIArJ \ Saniom , 81KT4QW FOR AE You owe -lT A ____ *AR OLO CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS r IP NE bV T WAS RIGHT 1 " ______ Herring To Seek 1• - / 3 Semtnole.Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring _________ Change j circuit court judge that dismissed robbery in. (hctmen against two juveniles and returned the cases to juvenile court for dbsposllion. ______________ Herring said he is also proposing legislallon that would require arresting officers to file copies of arrest Information with states attorneys at the Herring said the proposed legislalion would permit grand juries to indict juveniles as adults in • • 'Which one of us does he take after? The one he thinks he can touch for spending money!" FUNNY BUSINESS o0ver Osteen By Roger Bollen Juv enile Court • i p The DYS information to sthtes attorneys makes (;rand juries are made up of 18 members and 15 recommerdatlons on the prosecutors filing members are required tobe present, wjth 12 voting petiUons with Juvenile cour that e required for to indict, before indictments can be returned. Juveniles to be detained. The decision on filing If a situation arose where members of a grand petition rests with the state attorney's office jury were out of town and couldn't return in time to If a petition isn't filed in juvenile court within 30 make a quorum a new wand J might have to be (Lays according to state law, the juvenile cannot be empancled 0 hear the juvenfle case before 11tie 14prosmted on the offense in day time limit expired under the present law, ofIt is conceivable that cases might arise under the licials said. present laws where states attorneys wouldn't get Under state law, juverdle court judges can only juvenile arrest information in time to take the cases order juveniles held in detention untfl they are 21 before a grand jury to seek indictments as adW bears of age Acc dent o . cor u Florida Highway Patrol torney Jay Hendrickson wooden decking and guardrails complaintsabout i condition. Troopers said a westbound food denying DOT liability to the abutting the aging steel span Following the fatal accident A New Smyrna Beach father company truck rammed a csthtesoIMrs. Clark and Cindy were "wilIfufly and wantonly the thtc installed steel guard h4 has Wed suits seeking in excess slower moving van containing and denying claims for per. inadequate and of material less rails on the bridge and flashing of $5 million damages In the 11po on the narrow bridge sona) injury damages for the than adequate for intended warning deaths of his wife and daughter and the an crashed through a other mark signals on bridge children, use. anproaches and injury of his son and twc wooden guardrail and sub. "Although all automobile 77he suits contend the 14-foot other daughters in an Oct.11 merged in approximately eight accident ocrred on the Osteen wide DOT district engineer bridge was "generally William tra ffic ac cident at the Osteen feet of water in the ner Benedict announced Bridge sth tragic conse unfit for vehi Bridge east of Sanford . _______ 4 aw By BOB LWYD IIerd Staff Writer ______ j____________________ WAWASOM ' i4 !I ' ay I NaWST C0 I A ! ?. if tP. IKW W 7w~~ 3-4 _Z __ IT? II, ri ?' TWEEMUNDQE ou HUqED' H I FIVE HUN Dog Bite Ends BOW APE YOU GO1 Ti4EWq,I5 DEC11oq/ TUMBLEWEED Burglary Try Wa i *t PANCE M BUGS BUNNY wr b by H.,mdohi & 5f .•. . •. ... I - •. . - Sheriff's deputy %1d Ruddell reported Paul t. Linger Of Clayton Realtors was walking his dog just before dnight at therood Gardens The d coupons an official said today. got nervous and began bArking. Kibbger released the dog and It ran to a nearby RPartment Unit and flushed two v~#L at the office, said applicants are increasing daily and that a total • ... OH, •• by All Verm*sr N I CARELESSLY J °,C!LLA, M 50, ASHAMED IT SH TREEt AGAINST I I LOUT ON F-VERYBODY! PAROLE, Lf *I C __________________ In 1% wife WINTHROP I fl - I • _____ I by Dick C.voIH II ii IJ 5ELr-! ii AT '• PEC-15ION AFTE3Z A4_J_. L - - I ( irs A POWERED ROOR I TELEPHONE, ARCH! I i'M COMING! gr MAJaG GONG AeCmF,J1 folo! _________ N ROOM OVER TW GAU I / TO TU4VJ OFF THAT NG MACHINE f II J II I Deputy Ron Gilbert reported Martha I " I _____ — CAPTAIN EASY I I THAr - \ IT WILL. TAKE HOLJR5 T (H 'LIM WH .E EXCELLENCY- I -- ( ' _____________________ / -avow ______________________ by Howie Schneider PJI&OUT11 U. BAR I General Waterworks Office Manager Russell Sch midi told The Herald Ile problen,began after county commissioners, the price of the stumps acting as the county utility con trol board, missed In Miami, the U.S. Senate Iheir 55 day deadline for rendering a decision on the an Needs has been firm's req uest for ra te increases Under the county infornied b m of Miami's utility ordinance, the nol Board has days elderly tha t a month is just from the time they terminate their public hearing Camber, i / ,' "It's going to cost us money, and it'll Possed on the customers in one form or another," come, and Spenr says food stamp recipients here pay an pistol was found In her purse Bond in the case was set at $5,000. ' /1 The cost of the stanps is determined by a person's In- 22, of Apopka, was arrested on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm after a loaded four-shot caliber - by Crooks & Lawrence ON THE LJPRTANR .ic tij HA9 i A security guard at the discount store told deputies he watched the suspect remove a $16.97 price tag from a three-piece pants suit and replace it with a $10 price tag. He told officers th e woman paid a caser 110 for the - Glove. J A misdemeanor shoplifting arrest at K Mart, Fern Park, last nigi-t ended up . ony charge against an Apopka woman, depuUes said today, after a loaded pistol was found th the suspect's purse. by Bnb Montana USTED, ARCH I SAWER.JuG! - I • I / ARCHIE YOUR VACuLtm MJ1IEI Deputy F. M. Stewart reported the yeggs I&it night knocked out blocks and fresh cement that had been used to repair the hole from the Previousnight's keak. Deputies who converged on the store Wd the thieves had gained envy but apparently fled when the alarm went off. ____ 1-11ndex -MIRM THUR),10AM 7mr - HEARTIEST CONGRA TULA TIONS %M0 rX on the request, to render a decision. The public hearing was terminated on Nov. 26. But commissioners In a work session did not ex press individual opinions until the 55-day deadline had passed on Jan. 27. Although Morris was directed to bring the opinions together Ln legal form for forwarding to General Waterworks, that legal rendering hadn't been received by last week when the firm decided to go ahead to bill their 2,000-plus county customers for the rates they initially requested. Rates Ih flr • Yes• same ones that they gave in the Nov. 26 work session: sewer fees would increase from a minimum to $4.50 and riverage monthly bills would Jump from s-1.22 to $5.64. Mkr considerable diacussion yesterday o ver who was at fault in the hassle and after intense questirming by County Commissioner Mike Hot. taay \Iorr declared "IT assume reonsibility for not preWing the formal order." But (ommiasion Chaman Sid Vthlen Jr said "I think the fault is seconda Let's do what is necessary to roll back the rates." - was "a breakdown between the utflifies department and the utility attorney." On hearing of the Board's decision to roll back the rates, Schmidt said 1,hat his rwm has several alternatives, "including court acdon. We have people coming here from our (out4-state) offices to look at the situation," he said. "All of our planu are in Orange County and the people pay higher rates there," Schmidt said. "The people in Orange are subsidizing Seminole customers." The rate hikes that the firm tacked onto customer Z lis last week - the same ones they asked for the formal public rate hearing -would have knocked minimum sewer fees from $3 to $10.65, and Jmped ba se wa ter rates from $190 to $2.60. Waterworks representathes had said that those rates were necessary for the rtrm to realize a "fair rate of return But rates that nmissione allowed wifi result in a seven per cent rate of return according to Board members No Waterworks representatives were at yesterday's county meeting. Ft ' ATTENDS HERALD 411IS COOKING SCHOOL - C(crimissioners generafly agree that the problem _AA ..5B -. * ,we r4 RECORD CROWD AroundtheClock AND ERNEST Deall Boutwell proudly displays the letter of cong ra"Ums he received recenUy from President Gerald Feed, wis hiag him well on his forthcoming 9sth birthday. Boutwen was bom ou March 9, Snnf i i Raci i1fe In Pr,+An personslnthecountypresenuy receive stamps, BY Bill. BELEVII.LE About 70 applications a week Herald Stall Writer pour Into s office, he said. From the time a person makes After laying blame on County UUlity Attorney application, it's at least 13 days before any stamps are in Wt Robert Morris for the snaf u that resulted In General Waterworks tripling their average monthly rates person's pocket. Last year at thIs time last week, county commMoners yesterday then directed the firm to Immediately roll back their Scer said, only about i households in Seminole County urtauthorized, newly-set rates, and grant rebates to received food sthmp& customers who have alrea dy paid. He attributes the growth in But General Waterworks officials say the con. applicants to unemployment . fusion er ra tes 0 involv ed I customer and said a -great majority" of rebates will be an additional expense to the utility flPhcafl are countians who firm. have been laid off. o great pains two nights In a row to smash through a concrete block wall at the litfle C food store on Bear I.Ake Road apparenUy fled empty. handed last night after setUng off an alarm. 4 1~v . JW c was reported I - • Curtis Spencer, a supervisor missing from the apartment. CWEEP UP T E oEIcER ~LEVV HIS WWI,-qrl P 1 ) JW t"r.' ug to ac auezn w huziger forty six (mIlan is eliminate the sick, the elderly what a single person is allotted and the pow ... by eco=Wc The food stamp office in if he qualities for the stamps. deprivation." seminole County is booked 13 ha)1 d I I Sen.George McGovern days in advance for ap. 60s told committee members chairman of the special cor~ poIntinen to apply for the Diat proposals to cut back food (Continued On Page A) federally sponsored discount e MAN - 0 Office -. eat Of their pants and one was bitten "rather severely" as they ran from a btlrglwiZed apartment with a watchdog snarling at their — TRFfljO -• DPKICK HeraidS1I Writer Both suspecte reportedly ________________ ___ . - Period A. ood Sta. 0 Sitting down probably lsn't an thi to for one of o unidentifled burg suspects rited last rJlit from a south Seminole lost aparthe tment complex iia I I . . 13 Days by I K Ryan i ' Chic Young MR- Drn4EQS 114OW MUCH GAVE ME A BO4uS ONE I4t)IJOQE0 • QIMF TT The lawsuits against the state rescued but five perrons were vestigation a propriated for the cons by the DOT staff Department of Transportation killed, including Airs. Barbara does not reveal any con. "for many years of the (ion of a replacement for the "dangerous and hazard (DOT), 1tle in clrct court M aark, 35, and her 9-year-old tributmg causes by "s bridge, which originally U State of conditions' here by Orlando attorney daughter Cindy Clark. spanned e st johns at U S 17Florida," Hendrickson's letter Clark also alleges that state William Whitaker for Thomas Among the injured were stated. 92. pla ns to widen the bridge and alledge that the con- Undo D. mark, 16; Debra L The mark lawsuits, assigned make various and numerous D officials expect to let (lition of the antique span Clark, 14: and Thomas Clark to Circuit Court Judges Richard improvements were never bids by Aprfl 23 on the acrm the St. Johns River on Jr., 11. new B. Muldrew, Volle A. Wdbanu, activated and that the state concrete half-mfle span and SH 415 constituted a nuisance Included with the lawsuits William G. Akridge, and Tom received numerous requests construction is expected to and violated the civil rights of filed yesterday were copies of a Waddell Jr. for jury trials, concerning repairs and begin in August just east of the the accident victirim Feb. 24 letter from DOT at. alledge that the loo-foot-long replacement of the bridge and present bridge location. 44 4/ J AT/ BLONDIE Statutes (1=i"r KWK) IF NEW KID Is ___________________ by Garry Twdeau • HAWAII OR In same time they are filed with the state Division of Youth Services (DYS) ffl the juvenile cases. "Most law enforcement agencies in Seminole and tlrevard counties are now doing this at our request, herring said, "but we need a law to require it so e can be on top of a situation as soon as DYS." re The 14-day limit on indicting juveniles aIJU sent information with states attorneys in juvenile cases could possibly cause juveniles not to be prosecuted as adults in life and capital felony cam, officials said. fis1 month Circuit Court Judge Dad U. Sawn rued that Incen must be returned against juveniles within 14 da)s of the da of their arrest lie dismissed grand jury robbery indicents against two 17-year-old south Seminole boys who had been indicted 16 and 22 days aft,~r their arrests 1ind returned the eases to Juvenile court Herring apparentiy Is taking the legislati%e •route instead of appealing revent rulings by a A 3-Y L life or capital felony offenses within the statute of limitations on the offenses. smd today he will seek legislaUon that would do away Wttharequjrement that grand Juries au n days their arrest ' rest on felony ) charg es. - The bidding has been AM mmes ___ -- I Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - MW. iYAY, DIS3S1:NGJ ___ L ia cular traffic" and Feb 24 that mIUi, has been Six persons In the an were quences, a thorough in that the state had been aware PAYS/,05AT ______ Hei t, __ __ DOONESBURY THERE, DUST THAT W iiiii 67th Year, No. 168-- Wednesday, March 5, 975 " BY Oswald & James Jacoby West North East South Four heirts Is a mighty fine con•t rac•t. Aga i• nst an opening Pass 24 Pass I£ lead but a diamond, it is prac. y SOVt hold tically a lay down. But as is so K J9 4 AQ2 j4 fr llentk' Ihe case. West is un. 911 it) lead the queen of A - Past. You hate a minimum diamonds hand and )our partner has made a You decide to duck the first minimum response. [)on panic diamond on general principles, because you only hate three clubs. Sometimes your opponents TODAY'S Q(1f_sTl(y% .Oift. but West continues with e jack and you are in dummy Instead of bidding two clubs your with the ace, partner has jumped to three clubi do 'IOU do now? You toy with the idea of leading niwer Tomorrow the ace just two diamonds you will be Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN able to discard dummy's last book to: "Win at Bridge,"(clo diamond on your third &b But this newspaper), p 0 Bo 489 y ou abandon this Idea because Radio City Station New York you have decided that diamonds N.Y. 10019. J A EV dew Opening lea d -Q, 41-00 • I __________ Pass 2 Pass Pass Pass . II _______________________ - . - by Dick Tumor ______ __ try the spade finesse. If that loses, You will be two down but play is still worth while. The reason is that you have a 13 per cent chance to drop that singleton k ing, cisjus too much extra percentage ° North East South West / -- __ -- CARNIVAL WIN AT BR DGE BY OswLnd JAMFS JACOare ) - — Wa lker 1 I by Bob IIioy.j . _ 4 I I i L NOIODV'$ HOME... Editorial 4A Horoscope 9A IIospi 5A SpOrts............. ......1114B Television ..................6B Women's 8i% I I _____ SHORTRIIS by Frank Hill 1E - MD MW IN ' 11~E KV600M '10 ALL TTi. , ALL t5 NC UL) E ALLYE '•t- . . com - %ATI. ' Yesterday's high 69 low th :1 moming 47. 7bere w" ig of an Inch of rain this mtmial. Clearing and cold tonight with INVITATIORI0 crowd in the center's history according to city employcs w hen more 2 0 persons at1eti bination cookl .f.. son program. ep\ring the recipes were e000011115411 Pat Lawre I left) and Carolyn Lewis of Homemakers School. Inc. - • - %77H FOOD STAhjPS.1 Sartford Civic Center last night attracted the largest rvtW7 . , . .. '• . 1 • - i c •. - I FRANK f 1 1 4 cool Thursday with highs in the .4 t% •• - . ---------- •—•. . . • j... .-. _______________ . . . • . .- . -- •...-.-------..--_. . . ... _, . . .--. ..., . . . . -- ., . . . . . ... -_ . -. .• ..-,.. . b shown at the -. . -... - . , -. . .. . . - .. . ••. . ... . - - • ._ .. - .. . . . •, i___. . ..- ______________ -. .-. __ - ___ �- — . .; . . . - - - r - •• -•• I •' .7 ;j -- --- .—- --- ;• - IA—Evening Herald __ Santer Ft. Wdnesday, March S, 1,13 SulDrnrn r_____oN mrf RiiIhin RnA'. Ki Nrirqw.! Ift R VN • I . _ M g • WU . - By BOB LLOYD HeraidSiaff WritCT I IN BRIEF Congress Pushes Own Energy, Tax Proposals WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional committees are pushing ahead with their own energy and tax proposals in the face of President Ford's temporary retreat on key parts of his energy.conservau program. Saying that he was striving to avoid a "time-wasting test of strength" wi th Congress, Ford backed off Dart of his program for the time being on Tuesday. Among other steps, he agreed to delay f or 60 days the last two steps of a $3-a-barrel special tariff on imported oil. At the sa me time, the President vetoed a Democraticsponsored bill that would have delayed for 90 days a ll th ree steps of the special tariff. Meantime, th e Senate Finance Committee was to hold hearings today on the House passed, $23.3-billion tax cut bill. Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring today said he hopes the press and electronic news media In Centçal Florida won't take advantage of a "bad ruling" by the U.S. Supreme Court and publicize the names of rape victims, The high court ruled Monday that newspa pers and broadcasting stations haven constitutionally protected right to identify ra pe victims who are named In court or in public records. The ruling stru ck down a Georgia law against publishing identity of girls or women who had been roped. Florida, South Carolina and Wisconsin have similar laws that will be invalidated by the court's decision, authorities said. The names of victims are available in public records, but until now the laws have prevented pubhcation of them. "This is going to have a bad effect on efforts to prosecute rape cases, I think," Herring said today. "A number of victims now won't come forward beca use of potential ""• "'T'hnrn eh,u,I,I Im ..aLi... Herring said. "When a person's body is ravished the victim's name shouldn't be publlced." "mis ruling allows victims of sex crimes to be held up to public ridicule. how would you like to be the victim of rape and have people whisper and point you out as you wal. down the street?" herring said the ruling may deter some false re ports of rape where suspects are arrested but he fears it m ay cause even more victims of sex crimes not to report the at- Some authorities say even with the la ws against publicizing rape victims, names an estimated 70 per cent of rape victims fail to report the crimes, "I hope the media recognizes the extreme problem to people who are the victims of sexual brutality and wll voluntarily withhold their identities," Herring said. "I do think most of the area media will refrain from publishing victims' names.,, The rape victim case went to the Supreme Court after an Atla nta television station broadcast the name of a 17-year-old rape murder victim In a story iibout court proceedings for six high school boys charged with the crime. The5thUonwasfl'tprecutedforvIoIa the sta te law but the girl's father used it as the basis for a damage suit charging the family's right to privacy had been violated. It was the first time the court had considereu a head-on confrontation between the right of privacy and the right of the news Cle media BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) may ever t'e permitted on the basis of truthful • Anne Randolph Hearst, a younger sister of fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, has pleaded innocent to a misdemeanor drug charge after her arrest at th e U.&-Canadian border. Miss Hearst, 19, was arrested Tuesday at Niagara Falls, N.Y., along with one of two passengers in the car she was driving when the trio entered the United Sta tes at the Rainbow Bridge, U.S. Customs said. U.S. Atty. Richard J. Arcara said that in a routine search of the car and its occupan ts a Cusloms agent found 1.2 grams of crysta llized amphetamine, popularly known as "speed," In a sock worn by Donald R. Moffett, 21, of Denver, Cob. Lorenzo - - In his own defense and stoutl% denied that he raped the 12- y( flJ.4) J girl. "She's Just a Th e d ef e nda nt ii,ic,...., Police ;li!tP;tIvi' it WflI,irn .,,,i,,',, ..,,..o-..l I. I' ui, Of Sexual Battery I . .. iu uiann000:pui WLflICU IflL- Marlin tykens "a liar" and denied he was the man who strangled her and Martin held her by the couldn't reach a verdict. also Uiroat so she couldn't scream denied telling Lyken.s that he for help, thought he was being "fraried" ) ' FLORIDA Circui t Court Judge A. J. Hosemann told Martin, "I'd I.ykens made of Martin 's like to sentence you right flOW, statement to be heard by the but I must follow the law," jury as state rebuttal testimony Martin, who has no prior • after Martin took the stand. But felony Convictions, had the recording was mostly requested Immediate 5Cfl' inaudible because ba tteries in tencing. The court ordered him Circuit Court Judge Richard extradite a person must l.kens' jxcket-size recorder held In county jail pending a Muldrew is Sanford entering guilty to travel from state.ustate apparently were depleted when scheduled to hear the person escaped show con- pleas in after drug cases, under supervised probation to the tape was pre-sentence investigation arguments tomorrovy afternoon finement. jumped bail or broke played in prof. (1I) as requ ired by state law in extradition proceedings earn parole or probation. Circuit Court Judge A. J. fered testimony minutes befor persons convicted for the against super salesman Glenn hloseniann sentenced Eugene fore, out of the presence of the first time of a felony. Turner. Ti,c New York papers, for. Terrell, 23, to two years proCircuit Court Judge Joe A. jury. In the tape recording State Ally, Abbott Herring warded to Seminole County by bation after he pleaded guilty Cowart sentenced Myear-old Martin referred to hinimif at 'I don't want no pre-sentence and state officials asked th re- Gov. Reubin Askew's office, Yesterday to the lesser and Raymond Warren Siebel to 40 one point as "sexie I xie." investigation OISI),-, Martin months in prison after he didritt show hearing after told the court, but defense at. Porter argued to the Jury that ruled Feb. 6 that papers from (IOflC any of these, of less than pleaded guilty and admitted two or three other men, who the five grams of lorney David Porter quickly New York state were not suEmarijuana. Terrell could have prior involvement with illegal state didn't put on the witness Delense attorneys forTurner received I maxitnum o injected, emotionally ficient under Florida law and drug.,i. Siebel Was charged with stand, could have raped the upset your "Ile's honor, and I request d &m he wasn't present in New jail sentence t t ha T urne r coul dn't originally attempting to obtain a co be force the PS1.11 , lie was girl. York and was sentenced in trolled substance to go to New York to face a six- abstentia with by fraud. Prosecutor Claude Van hook ou Martin faces possible 30 year month sentence for contempt of trial, t bcnefit of a delivery of a controlled subthundered in response tha or life prison sentences on the court. I3oth Terrell and Siebel had stance marijuana), "somebody had sex with the first-degree felony conviction, been docketed for trials t hi s victim and that's the man Florida's extradition statute Thu tiicti have bt'' seaThe court saul Terrell , a week in circuit court Martin took the witn, alamo] reads that a state seeking to tenced in circuit court at at Sanpointing to Marun m. It's as migrant worker, will be allowed ford, simple ar that:' d IN BRIEF Dekie, Boyd Begin iudg e I!HT Impeachment Defense TAI.l.AHASSEE, Fin.(All) Supreme Court Justices Hal 1)ekle and Joseph Boyd present their defenses today to a House impeachment committee that has opened new - and major areas of investigation. The justices were scheduled to testify without being under oath. The committee voted Tuesday to send questionnaires to all 550 circuit and appeal court judges in Florida to ask about their relations with Supreme Court justices. The panel also heard new allegations that Howard Neu, a Miami lawyer who was a campaign co-c hairman for Boyd in 1968 and Dekle In 1970, had undue influence with the court. O'Malley May Plead 'i'A11,AhI:\SsEE, 1-la. i Allj 'treasurer Thomas OMalley is expected to file written pleas of Innocent today at his arraignment on charges of misconduct, perjury and accepting unauthorized compensation. O'Malley also faces a hearing today on a motion by Asst, State Atty. Robert Willis of Jacksonville, a special prosecutor, to bring him to trial by April 7. Meanwhile, a House committee on impeachment of O'Malley has subpoenaed Tallahassee lobbyist Horace Drew, an alleged O'Malley partner in a purchase of a Fort Walton Beach shopping center, as a witness at hearings next week. The names of other subpoenaed witnesses should soon be made public. - 00 4 ~ ir 4' Gurney Jurors Uncertain New Charges Set TAMPA, Fla. (AP) An unemployed electrician who jury service taught him to "quit listening gossip" was among 11 prospective jurors still unopposed today in the bribery-conspiracy trial of former Republican Sen. Edward Gurney and four others. Quin -v Kelly, who spent 20 ycars in the Navy, is among the five men and six women who have withstood challenges in the tedious Jury selection, now in its eighth day. The 11 could still be excused, but in what might he a hint that the selection Li near an end, U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman Tuesday told four prospective Jurors to return on Thursday. — says previous to In Robbery Case Sanford police have lodged took out his wrath on his 1cadditloftal charges against a tim's auto yesterday on man jailed on a robbery charge Marquette Ave., Sanford. ln connection with ahowupata SheriWa deputy J.M. Patton Lake Mary convenience store, reported a rear door was kicked Detective J.A. Cash arrested in at the residence of Ellis Tapley and a television, tine jr., , ra and acocktall shaker set 15 Palmetto Ave., SJJ, total Value $317. yesterday at county Jail on Patton said the same eraon charges of breaking and i teiing with Intent to commit a apparently then used cement to smash the windshield, misdemeanor, breaking and rear and side window of enterIng .a vending petty Tapley'a 1961 Uncoln sedan: and Bond (X that was parked at the he. new charges was set at $8, Sanford police today reported Corey has pleaded innocent to an office at the First United charges of robbery and use of a Methodist Church, 412 Park firearm In commission of a Avenue, w raiiscked after felony in connection wi th the someone smashed a door glass Feb. 24 robbery of the Shop N to gain entry. Go store, Lake Mary. He Is Patrolman Richard Quigley cIocke' for trial at Sanford the said the church building was week of April 7 before Circuit entered by removing a kitchen Court Judge David U. Strawn door glass. Reports Indicated on the robbery charges. nothing was mLizir from the An angry burglar apparently thch office. Jury To Recommend Sentence JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A circuit-court Jury reconvenes today to recommend death or life in prison for two of four black men convicted of killing a white youth, a slaying claimed as the start of a racial revolution, The jury of 10 whites and two blacks convicted Jacob John Dougan Jr., 27, and Elwood Clark Barclay, 23, of first degree murder Tuesday In the slaying of Stephen Anthony Orlando, 18. The panel also convicted Brad W. Evans, 21, and Dwayne Crittendon, 21, on second degree murder - charges. afro%0 &F FWAFE STOS Piland Charges County %aa.. V S headquarters for famous quality For Fire Aid Problem By JANE CASSELBEPJtY Herald Staff Writer Council meeting several months ago. 7JV7ThTh. Fire Chief Charles Hoizinan WINTER SPJUNGS— Mayor at ties been direded to work with Troy Piland lashed out COUfltY but it's been the County Fire Administrator Gary Kaiser this week for coirnty which saw fit not to caine buck to the fire chief and Kaiser's recent statemen ts the press saying the cities discuss mutual aid, Piland said. would not cooperate in a mutual "The county system we ha ve aid agreement. is inadequate," the mayor declared, "and they are not Pilan'l said he had indicated trying to cooperate wi th the city was interested in such existing fire departments. It an agreement when Kaiser and upset me tremendously when Commissioner Mike Hattaway he (Kaiser) said only two attended a Winter Springs departments had responded," LAWN AND GARDEN SPECIALS Industrial 25 In Session The committee will meet at The IndustrIal '25' Committee ')f the Greater Sanford &lS am. in the chamber office. Chamber of Commerce Chairman John Krlder said a tomorrow morning will hear subcommittee has been two subcommittee reports on working on a public program to efforts to bring more industry advertise the benefits of the in to the Sanford area, area in an attempt to attract Industry to Sanford. Sanford Sets Audit Meet Another subcommittee will reprt to the full committee on reing the Seminole Co ty Commission to provide that construction in certain areas DDiDDI Lyre I un SJUIIOrd City Commissioners could be approved without will meet March 13 with fi! o! Fit7patrick and going throwh the complete iU4 iliLt xedure iIarck certified public accoirntants to discuss the city's Lawn Rake (.022C) Garden Shovel ('SLRCS; Garden Hoe ('SG6CSj Bow Rake (S814CSJ Iunhtlg annual audit which was returned this weep. The hitting 5es1on will Your Choice, only 399 each. flpecial prices expire April 12, 197.S be held &I twin at the Holithy Inn where the CPA oflidlds will explain any questions the c)mrni,ssioners have on the audit. City Manager Warren Pete' Knowlcs said the audit Is it' the 'black ' fie prctteti cvpie of the audit to city commissioners ding the ctmmissiori mee'Lng Monday. 11111 TJ save Wedn•sdøy I child," he told the jury. "Why told Lykems in a tape-recorded and assaulted her in her own Martin.whose Nov. 1973 trial in (lie rape of the 12-year-old. should I rape her when I made statement that the juvenile bed after he had been watching in the rrpe of an 19-year Judge Ilosemann allowed love a couple of hours before victim find been wearing television at her Nime. She said New York woman at with her sister?" Sanford portions of the tape recording hotpants' and that he "couldn't that she had on long blue Jeans ended in mistrial when a jury Turner Hearo'ing S dicial Bod — --- iiuway, 01 sexual battery in the Jan. I rape of a 12-yvarld Sanford girl at her questionofwhetherrightofprlvacysuita Anne Hearst Pleads Innocent tv.mr,n us', L4, UI earlier cases, the plaintifIs contended the 'reports were Incorrect. The court declined, however, to answer the Clerk of Circuit Court for Committee, receiving your thoughts on the Seminole County, Arthur H. 71c Committee will assist the proper course we should purBeckwith Jr., today received Judicial system and members sue." notice of his appointment to the of the bar make a meaningful This Is the second Important Florida Supreme Court's and lasting contribution as the Supreme Court appointment Commission to organize, nation's Bicentennial bl bi rthday awarded Beckwith in recent coordinate and implement the is celebrated. weeks. Less than a month ago Bicentennial activities of In asking Beckwith to serve, Chief Justice James C. Adkins Florida's Judiciary and the bar, Justice McCain said, "We named the Seminole County The appointment was made by would be delighted if you could Clerk of Circuit Court to the Justice David I,. McCain, find time to serve. I do hope you Important sta te-wide Traf fic chairman of the Supreme Co urt will accept. We look for ward to Courts Review Committee. A.1'Jw, i..-.. I._. iut ni ght '.exie to report information accurately. In information, Instead, in an opinion by Justice Byron White, It said that "the interests In privacy fade when the information involved already appears on the public record." dway Man Convicted Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. ,TI i;i ,l Ip.,.- PH. .00 520S.Maple SanfOrd,FI MON..FRI. SATURDAY -. . Hours 1:30a.m..3:00p.m, 7:30a.m..4:00p,m, o. �Evening Hemid round The Clock .100 N. F'RENCII AVE., SANFORD, H.A. 3271 Area Ce 305.322-2 or 831-9993 I was apprehensive while driving from my home to MC last night's cooking school at the Civic Center. Little gnawing voices kept on asking, "What are you going to say to all those empty seats, John?" Another more optimistic 'voice' reassured me there would be maybe fire or six-hundred people there MAYBE As I approached the area while driving south on First Street, and seeing lines of cars unable to make a lw- n onto Sanford Avenue towards the Civic ('enter, I had an idea there just might be a bigger crowd than anyone truly expected. However, when I finally did make it to the corner of First Street and Sanford Avenue, well, I Just couldn't believe my eyes. There was a line of people two abreast from the entrance to the building, all along Sanford [venue and wrapping itself around the Chamber of Commerce Building at the corner of First Street and Sanford Avenue Wednesday, March 5, 1975-4A n WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher ROBERT C. MAR KEY, Advertising Director According to city personnel working the Civic ('enter since its erection many years ago, they bald it far the biggest crowd ever Jammed into the building. Arab Money Deals — Diesturbong Many For the sake of recycling petrodollars, vestment by Arab nations in the economies of industril countries needs to be encouraged. It will help the oil-consuming nations maintain their in. ternational balance of payments and prevent a breakdown in the world monetary system. Recycling is heading for trouble, however, if the Arabs tr' to use these investments as an extension of their "oil weapon" which has the state of Israel as its target There are in(tica (ions that some Arab investors are doing just that. European banking sources have listed seven financial deals in recent months in which Arab states, mainly Kuwait and Libya, have demanded that Jewish-owned banks be excluded. The government of France apparentiy as bowed to Arab pressure to rule out Jewish banks from participation in a syndicate set up to draw on Arab funds for $50 million in loans to the governmentoperated airline Air France and some French public utilities, This is a disturbing extension of a policy maintained by Arab states for the last 30 years, under which they tried to encourage a trade boycott of the state of Israel. The target of th e new All-in-all, it was a pleasure for me to take a small part in the presentation. (Someone said It was only appropriate that since I "roast" so many In this column that I at least learn how to ao the cooking properly, and that's why I was invited to NC it). , There were upwards of 2,000 spectators filling all of the vacant chairs, sitting in the iiisles, standing alongside the walls. wall-to-wall people! — — lIt'iiw Delivery: Week. SS cents: Month, $2.4u; 6 Months, $14.20: Vrar, S210. H Mail: In Florida same as home delivt,r, All :hr mail: Month, $4.70; 6 Months, $1€.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Coupon WORLD I'm ready to say next year's will be bigger and better and that's not quite possible, really. Unless it were extended for two days or so. He that as It may, we do thank all of you who took the time to attend the show. And a special thank you to the merchants who co-sponsored the event. A goad time was had by all (especially those of us who "sampled" the cooking backstage.) For those of you who missed It, don't despair. There's always next year, eh? . . — These folks came to see a cooking school, fashion show, and hopefully win some of the 60-plus door PflZ? ,10 1 0 They weren't disappointed in either case, Carolyn Lewis and Pat Lawrence were out. standing home economists; our local models were "whistle-bait" for the men who made up about 25 ncr cent of the audience -----P I! nntl the nrt,'it;n.i merchants, especially those with displays at the "Laws should be like clothes. Th ey should be center did a tremendous amount of business plus made to fit th e people they are meant to serve." gain innumerable leads, Clarence Darrow, American jurist. - IN BRIEF Host aged Berlin Politician Lorenz Is Freed Unharmed — A:::;j john spoiski associate editor ________ -• BERLIN (AP) West Berlin politician Peter Lorenz was fried unharmed during the night, and police began a massive manhunt for eight persons suspected of having a Part in his kidnaping. The 52-year-old head of West Berlin's Christian Democratic party was released after a former mayor of the city returned from Aden and broadcast a message to the kidnapers. He said that the governmentof South Yemen had given unrestricted W to five anarchist convicts released from prisons in West Germany and West Berlin. Lorenz, who had been threatened with death, was freed at midnight in the Wilmersdor( district and telephoned his wife from a pub. rlic phone booth. Police Chief Klaus Huebner said he was exhausted but apparently In good condition otherwise. . — 1.0 J RAY CROMLEY DON OAKLEY Lawmakers Citizens Subway Toll Reaches 41 Say LONDON AI') Recovery crews dragged the niut dated body of the engineer (rein his crw;hed driver's cab during the night, bringing the final death toll in London's worst subway disaster to 41, London Transport officials said. Fifteen other bodies were removed from the train earlier Tuesday. The first three coaches of the train were telescoped when it ran past a station in the financial district last Friday and slammed into a stone wall. Eighty other passengers were injured, five of them seriously. Forensic experts began examining the body of 55-yearold Leslie Newson, who was driving the train packed with commuters. One theory was at hø ''fered a heart attack. But if he did, the train should have been stopped by the "dead man's handle," which is mounted on a spring and snaps into the braking position If the driver takes his hand from It. Transport officials said drivers ci;uld neutralize this spring action to avoid the strain of constantly holding the handle in position. But they said there was no evidence Newson did this. Workers took photographs of the driving controls and other equipment to be used In the investigation into the cause of the crash, I-;--- V. - Never On D *-t- k . -- .. ar Budgets WASHINGTON (NEA) - -k; ~ 3"M "~'T '... 1J o To Arms op Peddling _"/p like so many If o opinion poll doth a national consensus abused children Congressmen incessantly make, Americans are fed up with being arms complain they have no way of checking the peddler to the world. President's mammoth budgets. The American public votes a resounding "No" They cry excessively over defense, foreign aid, to continuation of U.S. military aid no only to space and atomic energy, health, education and South Vietnam (three to one against) and the welfare. Arab countries (eight to one against) but even to I can sympathize with a freshman Senator or Israel (to to one against). Representative. There's no etcuse anyone Such were the results of a na tional telephone with two ears' service, however. ,, poll conducted by Opinion Research Corp. of The budget Is not snapped in Congressional maneuver is not the state of Israel, but businesses Princeton, N.J., among a national probability with owners or officers who happen to be of faces overnight. The lawmakers toy with the the sample of 3,000 adults aged 18 and over. figures for eight months, which is why the budget Jewish faith. Instead of a politically-inspired me anti-aid sentiment cut across all income year Is being shifted from July 1 to October 1. boycott, the tactic thus becomes a case of religious Every item goes through two committees. levels a"d all lines of political affiliation, say the Every discrimination researchers. _____ _______ mem be r has access to a copy of the full budget _______ The Arabs have gone to great leng th s to seek Just how much this poll, which did not go Into (or those eight months. So does every news office more understanding for their case against Israel as In town, for free and every citizen who wishes to any depth, is representative of true American _______ one involving justice for displaced Palestinians and buy a copy. attitudes is open to question. Surely not many people are happy about the prospect of South the recovery of territory taken by force, Whatever Congress has access to three research staffs, Vietnam going under to the Communists. Even Its own and those of the General Accounting success they might be having in that direction IS fewer would wish to abandon Israel to her going to be undercut if they resort to pressure Office and the Library of Congress. If these are enemies, inefficient or too small, the Senate and House against Jews in Europe and America simply have the power But superficial and simplistic as it may be, the to expand them to any level they because they are Jews. Suspicion that such poll does express the growing disenchantment of choose. Congress has been more Interested in pressure might result suziy lies behind th e raising its Americans with our policy, however much that pay, policy has been forced upon us, of involving resistance of some American firms to offers of Congressmen further could Improve the staff ourselves in every squabble and rivalry In every investment capital from the Arab world, work of their own committees b eliminating part of the world sometimes even to the point A generation ago the world paid a horrible political favoritism. Happy Flopper ConfesseS of arming both sides, as for empI India and Each member of Congress can inquire of any price when anti-Semitism gained the backing of Pakistan, Greece and Turkey. government department Defense, state, political power in Germany. We are now seeing Interior or whatever any time during the year Last fiscal year, the United States, far and Some people think ills Just a dismal coin, the Cher show, considerable economic power accumulate in the and demand answers to any budget questions. cidence away the world's leading merchant of arms, sold Arab world. Any attempt to use it to spread the He can do this repeatedly. He has access to a programsthat so many atrocious and unbearable '1'he problem is, people think it's easy to come $8.3 billion worth of military ' equipment. Where infection of anti-Semitism must not be tolerated, number of research Institutions, such as actually a show up on television. But there is up with such rotten shows all the time. But it once it was obsolescent, second-hand stuff, today groip of specialists called flop agents takes some of the finest uncreative It is surprising that the Arabs would minds in the our clients sometimes receive the latest weapons is Brookings, each with its own slant, and get icalled floppers, of course), whose job it Is to business to develop your real basic drivel. You of war clumsy and insensitive to the tradition of analyses of major budget items. These academic think up shows before our own services are equipped. so terrible they will inevitably can't Imagine the tension, knowing To and instruct that if you semi-academic groups range from the far fail, thereby giving the illusion in the use of the weapons, U.S. tolerance in Western society to think that they of change to slip you might accidentally come up with military assistance teams, both government and could be welcomed as investors with such a Liberal to far conservative. television even when it is groveling around in the something like 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' private under contract, are in no less than 34 mere are, in addition, a vast panoply of same old rut. repugnant policy. 'Upstairs, Downstairs' that Is countries not only enspecial-interest groups, some attacking and One of the most successfully unsuccessful tertaining but Most recently, Ethiopia, running out of bullets reasonably intelligent. I lie awake some defending the defense, foreign affairs, floppers around, Is, of course, the legendary 300. nights worrying about something like that In its fight against Arab-backed, Soviet-armed economic, welfare and other specific sections of pound Grover T. "Vast" Wasteland, happening." the budget In detaiL secessionist guerrillas in Eritrea province, "Comeright in and close the door," Wasteland No Individual Congressman need look up th Wasteland, who was dressed in a red-green asked the United States for an emergency frf ese told a recent visitor to his tastelessly furnished plaid blazer, orange pants, sandals and $30-million worth of ammunition. white of associations and their studies, The Library of chartr euse office. "Hey! Wait Still another round of hearings Is under way by a federal ft rnr.tc ., . t Ia wieii iiy hxking for a vehicle on request. An(1 think I've just had an idea for a new uviuc Wlüen put me State Department In a quan- 1' w:i cue vumpers snould be on our series called for Connie Stevens, something along the lines of dary: make easily read synopses. automobiles. Whether to supply the ammunition and 'Open Door' about an Oriental doctor who To top it all, the budget is not that difficult for moonlights selling a policewoman who used to be a nuclear jeopardize relations with the Arabs, who are Since the government ordered that cars carry bumpers sparklers and keeps running physicist but now spends most of any Senator or Representative who has been into these Much can withstand a collision at fi ve miles per hour, it has her time starting to spend beaucoup petrodollars on open doors with special guest stars bleaching her hair. around awhile. Though (U.S.) weapons, or not supply It and risk a break been discovered that the extra distressingly large, $350 Barbara Rush and Cesar Romero behind them. "There are some stars, you know," he said, with Ethiopia, off the mileage which can be obtained from each gallon of gas, billion for fiscal 1976, some 90 to 95 per cent of the Couldn't last more than two episodes." "that you can count on to be pretty crummy no money goes for old programs, usually only and is adding more than $100 to the cost of a new car. When It is not easy being the Arsenal of Democracy. Wasteland's secretary buzzed him at that point matter what you do with them. But they don't slightly modified for inflation. Thus If a and he picked up energy use and inflation are twin problems, that's a doubtful his phone. "What? Him again? make 'em like Tab Hunter anymore." Congressman has once gotten a bargain for a limited Improvement in safety. handle on the No, look, tell Keefe Brasselle nothing has come Wasteland said that if h e ever gets tired of There Is always room for a "better budget, or the part which interests him, he in for him yet. I'm not sure even It took )ears of investigaUm and tests for the bureaucracy to I could do that to television, he would like to go into candidate mousetrap," and markefiq experts came up 0 normal mandate the bigger bumpers. We hope it doesn't take as long ly must dig only Into the changes In order America." with a number of them when recently asked by selecting in pclitics but to added he's decide whether they were a mistake, understand what is going on. He will not have too busy Wasteland added, hhowever, that he really is to think about that. the National Enquirer, "What inventions are to search for "secrets;" for he will be given tips saving Brasselle for the right I'IetdCd today?" spot. inl,afu I,,, ,...i---"This lob keen •fl •, • , uu For example, Stephen Traube of Lawrence programs. doctor and undercover panda salesman in the sandwiches. Wait a minute! What an idea lot' a Pe3ka Associates in New York suggested these Remember, too, that Congressmen, by choice Old West we could call It 'Frontier series: We'll call it 'hold the Pickle' and it will novel Ideas: and by appointment, divide up the work. No An attachment to electric outlets Ever since the U.S. Postal Service began dropping the flames man Pediatrician'" he mused, "Of course it would be about a flop-maker, played by by himself must study the whole of the budget. that would maybe David have to be pretty bad to live tell people how much it costs them of cities and towns from postmarks, some traditionalists have down to some of my Cassidy, who will be the adopt ed son of Zsa to run a lie can call on colleagues in whom he has faith to felt offended. Now the Postal Service, which has more than Its other great nops. 'Oh. Susanna.' 'Adventures in fill him in on those areas which have not Gabor and Fess Parker, and his hobbies will be certain a ppliance, It might encourage them to been his Paradise,' 'Sugarfoot,' 'Bridget Loves Bernie,' share of public relations problems, Is considering a restoration counselling would-be suicides and tire-changing me less electricity and at the same time help the prime concern. Archer,' 'Khan.' and I'm trying pretty hard on sifthetown.flamepomarkon,5etypesofmaIlfromwhichjt energy problem. and 0 had been removed. Seeing the name of our community on a postmark is fine for local pride, but if the Postal Service has to go to additional expense or detour the processing of mail in order to apply it, then we think that local pride should take a back seat. Anything the Postal Service can do to spend less and get the mail through sooner ought to be done. — . ',. for ____________ _____ __________ - ________ I _____ C __ "'1'- 1 - -'-...,. .. ..,.-' ,. .- -. RALPH NOVAK - - - be so Unexpected - , ,, - ... .. .. o - - - .. Pos tni arks to D'Octa tor A mi*n At, ics lurics WASHINGTON The madcap dictator of committed to the liberation of the whole conUganda. Gen. liii Amin, has asked the Turks for tinent of Africa, I am keen on being briefed in advice on how to stage an invasion, detail on the techniques and tactics that were He was so impressed with the Turkish landing used." on Cyprus that he has asked Turkey's president, SPARK11AN..GO.ftOUND: Powerful friends Fahri Koruturk, to send "a high-powered olsen. John Sparkman, D.-Ala., are determined military delegation" to Uganda. to take over an a bandoned Army ammunition The dictator a fat former sergeant who has plant and the senator won't take "no" for an butchered his share of opponents requested answer. that the Turkish mission be "led by the officer The pInt is located on 6,411 acres, worth who spearheaded the (Cyprus) invasion." millions, in Talladega County, Ala. To acquire "I will be most obliged," vired Amin, "If the the property, the senator's friends formed a h ti can have a clear and vivid picture of how It was Hubbard, a Sparkman crony, who Is also successfully carried out." Talladega County's sanitation director. lie wants the Turks to teach him how he, too, lie has been negotiating to purchase the can conduct successful conquests. He Li plant, alternately representing the company and dreaming of the day, apparently, when his army the county an exercise In hat-changing that will March across the whiW-nded nations of sometimes bewilders the government. His southern Africa. bargaining has had the backing of both Alabama The Cyprus invation, he advised Koruttirk, senators, John Spa rkman and James Allen, "can be considered to be one of the most Two Talladega County judges, G. Kyser — IT V II___ A~ — fH L r / ____ ' - 'Did Mrs. Rabbit leave home because she fell her rnrviag was stilling her personal growth?" . ..-- . SOW tLIJ. I MARCH 4. i7S ADMISSIONS sAnlorc Ruth ( S wflney JOhn 0 McLellan Jr Jimmie 'ecguwn Denver Joimson Jr RoI Berry Kimberly Louis.' Lester If oonna x Mason Hafry Frank NettiC ?,arc () McQuat?ers McCioed 1ev' Morgan r Fuhrmt Martha C Kilpatric k William H Watkins. Casselberry Thelma A Snyder. Deflary Edward Gree. DeBary Martha Gray, Deltona Wan Meade, DeIte Iv,1nr P,'rdr,,no, OeItor,a ti P,a?thv'*s. Dt'Itonj S Right. Lx)k up. And check carefully to see if there are any stray branches touching power lines. This simple precaution could save you from possible injury. You see, if a branch of a tree should come in with a power line, the tree could J.:' : ,, , WEATHER ';Pi Vr%?rrl, w orflIrw3 it ItU(' In. t. 4' I ,ri r( h AT wi, ' . ..J_. — ' . _____ v T POIAL __ PARK __ I Perpetual mete . I - .,g I -- , -# . I-- . - - Z~~ t- ~~_i_ ~,Z_____Ait~~ _-. _...._.__._ I ~ 4M - - - #I_ ,-0:1' . , - ___ - . - hlgt 3 - 17 am , 1 13 pm low p m , Pc't , - ____________ -- % . . II I ."hr,, ,tirl., charged 411 I electricity. II1. close to the ix)int of wntact —well, that could resultinanunhappyaccident. But sometimes you don't even have to come cloSetothepolfltof contact. Under cernin conditions, such as wet weather, the electrical current can flow through the tree like sap. And You Could get a shock tL'orn just touching the tree trunk 7 We're doing all we can to keep your trcs free of our power lines. But Sometimes nature has a way of ue1uing Its o n problem If you see i tree dangerously neir a rower line, don't rake ThH " - contact If either you or your pruning tool should come ~w , a ;o - 10 a m, 10 19 , q. -. L:- -.h. /r_-. - . 10 -. -' ' " Chance f prtc ,pitation north on Margaret liaass, Deuona rr,da5 and central and south on Date Peterson, Drlt'na Saturday lair Sunday Lows in SOs George' H Hv'lr. Lake Monroe north to Os south except ooter Ve,na H fleaty, Orange City ',jth Cooler Saturdiy and Sunday, iiQPS iO*, t mu TOs north to r,t'.r .- DISCHARGES o, rain this morning Cleafing and cold tonight I* in the s MotIy fair and w cool Carl t Scarborough Ttwrway with highs the oOs Cart C Larson Winds to 70 m p h becoming nw Gorgc M WilliS Sr ?ptt'rly and decreasing through Sarah Votburg Ttti.,t'y RaIn probability 0 per Sandra C Leibowi?:. Casse'iberry ce'nt tonight C Iizabettt Lumbraic. Caflt"betry Fitended lorecas?s Friday (dvard Green, Deflary Fi.d4y upper lOs north to lower $ - A- BIRTHS Mr. and Mr Edmundo (Janice) Maldonatlo a boy Sanlorct. Martha C Kilpatrick M,rqle 0 Sprague Cindy M Phillips Paul C Peterson Janice R Sprint i Carol S Snoke James C Davis Lyttiia n Jarreti Dii I.' Hardy fl.nryiln M CfflI'' Chloe V Hutt flrcnct A Garner o mlote picking truit: Or pruning your tree - ?" Edmund 0 Eva n-s. Deltona James A PaIa:zolo. D.ltona Aletha MdeIine Journey, Deltona John E. Moultrie, Deltona May B Landeck, DeIta George W. Wuhan, Delion,, Shirley A GUI, Deltona Emily S HCnry, Deitona Sheryl Rod's(h. Winter Palk Edoar U. Start?. North East, Marylanj Etta E Vincen, Spring Arbo. Michigan Do you know the most important thing I . For Lessons friends. They want the property, as Bishop put it attended himself, along with two aides from Sen. in a preliminary letter, "for recreational, Allen's office. housing and industrial land use." At the meeting, GSA representatives Sparkman has made repeated approaches to repeated wearily that "AItljco does not appear the General Services Administration, which to be an eligible party with which e can handles surplus government property. But under negotiate under the Law.' the law, GSA can't sell the plant to ARDCO Nevertheless, Sparkman's office called GSA without offering it first to state and local again on behalf of ARDCO in two months In governments, November, Locklin set up still another meeting This has made absolutely no impression upon with GSA for the ARDCO group. And once again, the senator, who merely brushes aside the legal the answer was "no." 'v later, the sItuato slipped into requirement and keeps badgering the GSA to make a deal with ARDCO. His first letter to GSA, comedy. Another appeal arrived from ARKO, V urging consideration for ARDCO, arrived in In quiet desperation, a GSA official wrote to his December 1973. even before ARDCO had filed buss: "I don't know how many flints we have to incorporation papers. tell them." Back came a pa tient, hand-scrawled note: "At least once tnore." There was another letter in March 1974. Sure enough, pa Cuutiously, put the heat on again, GSA Informed Sparkman that Just a few weeks Sago,rkman he sent another in his ARDCO was not eligible yet for the pr operty and series of letters to the GSA asking for still more GSA would have to follow its regulations. "consideration" of AIt[X2O' bid "and for a Yet two months later, according to hand. report, thereon, in duplicat e," gone the GSA files, 1,SeratoraSpark. guide and lesson for us in Africa who live on the Washington to push the sale, mere have been man inquired. Footnote: A GSA spokesman said they didn't 0 same continent as the racist regimes in southern overtures, Senator had constituent who feel Sparkman was "twis!ing our arm" but too, from Birmingham attorney wanted to buy property." Actually, the call was acknowledged such Africa. Maurice BIshop, a power in Alabama, wi th close heavy pressure does "not made by a member of the senator's staff, "We may oi)e day be compelled to launch a ties to Gov. George Wallace. come too often." In behalf of the senator, Locklin long aftelvard, SPafkmn's ctdef aide, said: "All counlerinvasjon against those arch-enemies of But gracious old John Sparkman has brought RobNot we've done is to respond to requests Locklin, set up 't June 1974 meeting for the from Constituents," ThC meetings were set rernment to grant ARDCO advocates with top GSA up, on cnunterinvasion and a leader who is deeply the znultimilllon.dollar land bonanza to his officials. To lie said. to give ARIX0 a chance to explore the make sure they got a favorable hearing, Locklin situation fulh with GSA. — WF HOSPITAL NOTES — E— -,. Lease Plan For Driving , ~Courses Eyed - — M — 'IIV - ' "Y asked for an opinion," - — JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD .... — — .)i*U l ' -- - -' Pride, ALGIERS (AP) Leaders of the major oil-exporting states meet behind closed doors today to complete a "solemn declaration" of principles they think should vnvern Inn-.tprm s-elation; with thaIr Th summit conference of the 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) may modify the declaration to include some of the points made by Algeria's President Houari Boumedienne In a hardlining speech opening the conference on Tuesday. The Algerian leader proposed a freeze In the "real" price of oil until 1980 provided the industrialized countries take part In a massive program of aid for the developing nations. He also proposed a special OPEC fund of $1015 billion dollars to help countries In economic difficulties pay their sharply increased bills. - ... brought an informal respouse, money is being used for a public should cover their actions sloner Helen Keyser's motion to leaving the question of legality purpose, he said, adding the further by requiring that the donate the $1,000. up to Uav-is. (Continued From Page I-A) city commission, to determine city receive some type publicity ALTAMONTE SPRINGS In other business, Police "You cannot use a wide brush legality of the contribution to either through a plaque being City commissioners l Capt. David Gunter reported as mittee, attacked the t night concerning the use of the the :oo, must answer three pla ced at the zoo in the city's the Florida Police Benevolent Department of Agriculture voted unanimously to ap. public's money," Davis said, questions: Is the city name or by having one of the Association (PBA) Is back in (USDA) for "bureaucratic propriate and donate $1,000 to He said recent opinions from authorized to operate a zoo? Is animals named in the city's operation soliciting concentral Florida Zoo. harassment" of food stamp the Ce Shevin's office concerning the it a public purpose? and Would hor,or. The action was taken after use of public money for the citizens benefit? tributions by telephone from Its applicants. City Atty. Joe Davis in an charitable contributions were Altamonte office, But, he said, lie continued if the city cornlie said the eight-page form opinion called "stupendous" by "Your opinion Is absolutely solicitations are being made "liberal interpretations." which must be completed to Commissioner Cal DeVoney missioners answered the stupendous," DeVoney told only to Orange County The key must be whether the rm questions affiatively, they Davis, seconding by Commis. reldents. certify for stamps should be said the decision on whether a reduced to a one-page donation should be made was questionnaire, up to e commissioners. io ers. ou Spencer agreed the lonn Is Davis said, ,,but if you really long and complicated. "If wanted to make a donation, you application could be simplified, should have gone ahead and The slowdown In the auto requested Layer set up some work I think it would help," he said, do out a lease deal with a "dealerships are having difne it." industry has caused a lack of type of lease program. lotal dealer to get him through ficultics. They cannot accept Other witnesses in Miami Davis in opinions to both available cars for driver's assailed USDA Secretary Earl Altamonte Springs and Long. education programs in the "we're halfway through the the remainder of this school loss of money." ". Butz for his attempts to force wood on several occasions ruled Seminole County School first nine weeks, and the kids Also at today's meeting at the He has 200 students enrolled board room, George Willis is in the past the use of city tax System, an official confirm don't have cars to drive," food stamp recipier.ts to pay in the school's driver education scheduled to present a report on funds for charitable contribu- today, more for t he coupons. ed Reynolds said today. program. Normally, he has six Crooms High School. tions was questionable legally And School Supt. Bud Layer Nationally, 17.9 million and unauthorized by either Reynolds said area dealers cars for their use, This year he ic s(-hcdulo(1 today at I pin, to i\fli! aren't able to sustain the los.s has on1y one, he said. flrantl iiil pt'rsons, far more than ever cities' charters or the state ask the school board to School initiate associated with providing cars before, are now receiving food constitution, Eventually the county might will Principal Bill Daugherty some type of lease program to to schools. lie said the problem find it more seek permission to pur. stamps — more than 8 per cent feasible to piwHe reaffirmed his position provide cars for school children Is prevalent throughout Central chase five additional acres for chase a fleet of cars and move of all Americans. The Senate last night, adding a request for learning to drive. the school's Florida athletk program. and that Chrysler Corp. them from school to school, committee released a report an opinion from Attorney Don Reynolds, the principal lost $16 million last year by Reynolds said. Monday which said another 8 General Robert Just prior to the work session, Shevin's office per cent are eligible, but not on :, similar matter for the City at Seminole High School, said providing driver's education Reynolds said he contacted Layer'c administrative the lack of cars at his school cars, receiving the discount coupons. of Longwood two years every car dealer in the co un ty assistant, Ralph Ray, will hold ago had "got so critical" that he Reynolds said he's trying to trying to get cars, but a hearing on two expuLca: Leaders Behind Closed Doors Shock -. , By DONNA ESTF.S Herald Staff Writer Days — ,, — 13 Altamonte Donates $1,000 To Zoo PIINOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Rocket attacks halted all commercial flights at Phnom Penh's airport today, but the American airlift of rice, ammunition and gasoline continued unchecked. Sources at the airfield said the Khmer Rouge gunners were intensifying their shelling as the American cargo planes circled high over the city before coming in at a sharp angle. But the shells were hitting at least 300 yards from the area in which the DC8's and C330's were unloading. American military spokesmen in Bangkok said the airlift delivered 565 tons of ammunition and other military supplies, more than 600 tons of rice and about 160 tons of petroleum products on Tuesday. Military sources said more than 40 17mm rockets hit on and around the airport between dawn and noon today. Although no serious casualties or damage were reported the Cambodian airline halted operations because ground workers refused to leave their protective bunkers to service the planes. Foreign airlines suspended flights to arid from Phnom Perth In mid-January because of the daily rocket attacks. — — Users Wait Wednesday, March 5, Rockets Half Air Flights .: _____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. i iicagt ha hccn brought to you by florida Power & Light as a public service, beiause crving the public is reall y what we're here for. I'lcctricfry isa povrfiul scr'um. it. �A—Eveni,,g Herald Sa nford, Fl. —, Wdn.siay. Mitch S 19 75 t,! __Om~ 4 m Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Industrial Park Zoning Request Is Denied 11 Wednesday, March 5, Ø7S-7A - - By BILL BELIVIIiE IleldSffWter : - -- - * p . .. - ''I I w I •. - the same time tonight, the -Seminole County Legislative Delegation will be considering SIGHTING AT IDYLLWILDE I JCPAnnvkv I nq to amend the expressway autor.ty sass and to require (be county. 1—' Allison 1,rv, =~F~-77X Save 1OO No ______ ' ___________ ... .- . color 0a portable television, . Sale '349 Art Associaticn, Fashion Oviedo High School Square of Orlando, 10 a.m. ou t C?rorna.fl,, Lakeview Middle School MAR. 5 The Seminole County L egislative [)c hearings for proposed legislation. 7:30 p.m., City flail, .. I hURM 7-9 Region 7-C Science Fair, . U on CALENE)AR h,ARCH 3-8 Art exhibit by Central Florida - p'tJ, tuoe ifo tuning (AFT) for •k$y color viewing PTA, faculty ar.d parents basketball game at 7 30 p m at n" l o o -. / -'--- .\ ina p NO 2001 1 3** color Ca.wlberry. MCI Normandy Boulevard, spon. ?.L4RCH 10 - - I 3ored Deltona Firemen's Orange Audubon Society, Auxiliary. Donors 17 (with 7:30 p.m., CentrW Chrbtim parents' permission) on) to 65 Church. 250 W Ivanhoe Blvd, on this 19" color portable T.V, Y Di u Seminole senior organizational meetIng 1 p.m., Goldsboro Elementary Ion Home on trfe Lake, School Advisory Committee Fern Park, open j. those. 50. meetIng at 7:30 p.m., school years and older from library.. Sale $349 j •I Eastern Star Seminole 2, 8 pm., Sanfoed Masonic Temple P111im,lilf's convoinlent Tim raymont sale P1.1 - 4 , Lymm, tympani, Cathy Capko - freezer in stock. * * . . . ..- . . I - . ......... H.. Sale $249 psi"sonal 11its 100 Pct ilcilid %#sit Porl"k has & lr' scs's" ("Was diag I and bfiOhf reAv Alit. .1611 AFi!' rain rtgp4O 1tIC v4s Pi ____ _____ L en.ctv, ____ t'nday -- stereos. Save on Sherat°n * 4-channel reco Tues. thru Sat. 9 C rd Reg * * KU(&y - JAM SESSION ti' spate - 8 P.M. TIU? * * All Musicians Welcome Participants Drinks Oc 7fl95 32995 Salst SIST, *111, Save$20 Sale 135 Req 1St tS. Tl.. solid S1.11L. rtlasss ani,t,ers Fuji -siz e, OSRvecordchangwth45npuapto, akers I,, -.... Of3Tti, POWer tools. * All Dr inks We"* tat. UDIFS NIGHT Fk_h6 All Ladies Drinks SOc * Hi# flA&lf'g * * C? VIILjU wt:Bmpgocpwha,t.,,yo - I'L Irl"s of * * (Si I * . ,-Lhma.ton SanfoM Inn _TL * £u1OOi.s a" air h: :; ff cj RtVc*sdns, 95 N 3.395 U4ey5cvIntTlpaym,nf le p4,Kei @44c h 38 250/ R" Sit." 4channWIS. .IcompoA.iI Itel. Sale Rt "hanMt . ate. "Lts 9 ft ' if H Kath N Hopkins, Marcia '/ - I ______ ' -- a - .• ..- , — . IIk JJfIIuIAr S 36" plush rabbit re-usable ket Surrounded by candy and toys Sign up every time you're in no purchase necessary. You needn't be present Ic win . DRAWING MARCH 29, 1975. - . IVORY SOAP 0 IF Personal ~;). 0a 4 0 .0,11111:11W /)VAT Pack ~,~ GALLON ICE CREAM n C . DELICIOUS FLAVORS, PROTECT E Shave Cream 84 39 a W th vitamin E. tegular of lime I I at% E REG . ULT1 LE ._. j.2f -2 119 Barca, Jeni Harrell, Paul Pratt and Sue Roland, clarinet quartet; Charles Turner and - / edc are I 'iIii. j !i ;'?:h _ Sap,lcu,fft,,ft Mir / ) S thru B 1975 8 Planters! - Open Sunday1 12•30.5•30 r m • King si ze Nestles, Giant F H. h1 )I 1 (J cit. ( popular typtc limit 2 F 2 2 RIG. '1.,, 193 2 100MG PEG R VITAMIN E 100s R 9 it PROTEIN TABLETS BREWERS S lt a I F 0 With 1,500 " kT N — 2 '' 0 C March 5 thru 8 1915 a r IL4 1 W :I Del Monte UNA T 6V2-oz CAN 5 I :' di,puntf.r _. ' I March 5 thru 8, 1975 REG. 87, EACH Circus Mates ins 2 2 2 2 559 R r 2.87 Z 0349 R 100 YEAST I[1 p N MATCH QUARTS tANADIAN [ADD AIUCDT LVLflI PASSPORT SCOTCH 7 , Imck Sow, 'A FOR SINUS 2 F 0 187 R 1111G. $1.57 Packs I' ' ' PACKS of 30 Tablet% I Imported From Argentina IR ') CABERNET SAUVIGNON 399 BLUE RIBBON PABST ___ BEER W(lI.1'i..I RIG 67 FOR e F ° . ALCLEAR ALVERT EXTRA SPRAY STARCH 2 •-- OC 289 oz i s SMIRNOFF VODKA by Trumpeter F 99C 2 Z*sr ice c5or _ A 0C 18-oz. GLASS CLEANER 0 American cer. S .ocie or Pre-Electric 'r 1,69 Wolgreens, 250 Tablets. Reg. S 1.39.. 214 - IZE m a - Musk After Shave FOR Nature's Fineiii 200s Reg. $2.49 ........ UI - 149 C Ioilty 1 FOR 38 1 17 I 119 2 2 993 1 'T('? 1 NIACIN 100s B COMPLEX with 0111 March 5 thru 8. 1975 n 0 a 3 119 4.89 of. 311 Ii 2 500MG Nature's Finest 1 00%, Reg. $3.go ....... , to 9 Candy Bars EACH 91 2118 S C Pi-allut" IVII st 2 4 79 oum Nice low price on PACK OF S VITAMIN C = 100 9 o z Air Fioshener t 10 F ine 250MG Reg. $1.79 Dry Roosted a Lint7r,,, Open Mon, thru - BLADES S a ure •" 111117, ctn$ director is Martha OestrL c thing h0m 9fliceful 1*11pt and hangillig lar"ps 10 m"Aslicam chw'deliets You It find Sd - -, me limit 2 - I ALCOHOL -2RIGST SSc69 WILKINSON BONDED '-- I 22c sembles and the majorettes received excellent. Band Sal. 59.99 : 111111114 (otk.li1,in(Ilofl Ini'le drwii duets. Eleven students, S en- I Sale 41.24 thm -(.PPJ ii rcH ISOPROPYL . 0 R OOK Pool . F Ensembles recel vI rig superior were Gena Bukur, flobin Hodges and Joey flu te trio mi ; Ili ly Pri e st, Williams, flute quartet; Torn Sulu 24./4 LES. _1.l14I.1uI.[.1 _ : 'fuimy Ring and Jocy li ghting f' t 2999 and " ' at Sanford Plaza Penney's 7 I . __ MacLauchlin, snare drum; Dawn Brandeberry, Debbie 1111 Kostival anti Karen 11hudy. twirling. ' And co"noc I IM, I OW BTU Reg MIS Salt 14#.#S No 1715, ISrOW BTU Reg M 9S Salt 14& 4S No tile is.Ooo 811.1 P.o 329,5 Saki 2U4S and Kim Fleisher, twirling, Seminole High School Ban students receiving superior 11111 rat ing were Chartkflmgimg, piano and nute; Cindy Bevier, and Tammy fling, flute, 0 Barca, clarinet; Myra flail, 1111 ass c arinet; Bill Young, 0 baritone; liobin Hodges, piano; Charles Turner, and Iteld Rol;. St.". sale 11 1 4. yi. circular "W has ball Waring and double insuiaieci construction Plus remote ftg. 39.99. golit 29.99. Our nd Sawdust ejeCtor. 10 amp. wiliffillble epliiod double 2 a H P motor InSulatod sabre "W does straight or interior cuts, tievels, sa'*s Pipe or Sheet metal, Has steel tilting foot, sawdust blower. rip guide Save 25%on ull Now You can seeffiemat .--. WIN THIS GIANT EASTER - C11111 March 5 thru 8, 197s sembles also recehed superiors. Band director Is Don Schmaus. avel 375 %ve$-D All t E -- 0 You' ve seen fhern at Disney Youve seen them at Steak & Ale u : MATCHES CARTON 50 BOOKS th ru March 4535 air conditioners. AMOS A CHARLES *111intirow SUNDAY— bA M -6PM - - KnbL k,AInr ay a Kim Storer, flute; Jay hams and Ron Taylcr, tenor saxophone, Kevin Calvert, i Frenchhorn;Toddllurmeister, I Richa rd Drews Jim Luce Carl w j ."llel f - 2/ Russell and Alan Nor trumpet; George Daughtery. 2 tuba; Sam Swisher, tympani; ; Peter Harrell, snare drum. Ile 0 1 1 -_ Marjorette Corps and 11 en -: - Save 15 40AIE — ----_ %~n PRESCRIPTION PHONE 321-025o HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9:30 A.M.-9 P.M. ___J 4. _ AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD 323-91" Jumbo Towels students receiving superior3 in solos were: Arlene Forward . - I)- I troucnt fi'd t LJ? (Ci 0 SCOTT a N . . 2 29c .. Reed, and Kathy Gamble, flute trio; David Lynn and Eric Florence, snare drum duet; and David Lynn, David Robertson, s and Eric Florence. snare drum 111111 trio. Band director is John Blair. Lake Brantley High School acultin double Ifillutataid drM *o,ks as a masonry IMPACt harnmor. a powgir wood chisol. and a Variable speed I'MrS1134 d(Ol. Ban boating conavuctlon. 3 2 amp. motor ()~850 RPWS -if - 8-ounce size 1 a Save 12 . 1 67c each March 5 thru 8, 1971 - ATI (in _________ Peg 2999$ JCPe'tney upright freezer 1O2cu It tGfkhetfar,ia wjth3fj,ed coJd thei S do shelvei Including juice rack cold enmet 6'H,3iW*?6?D 1% ~'Q% ' • • 50 . 2Reg. 98 111111 Mike Harris, trombone quar. o tet, Sar a Starks, Tim Murphy, : y .? Marc Plloian, and Donnie I rCh 5 thru 8 1915 Win ton, saxophone quarter; Roberta Ka" Janet Tobin Darcey St Crawl, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIiIiI and John Lindsay, woodwirni . -qutncs, aiuee nCu, rnfli • Mayhew, snd CaroAnderson, _ : flute trio; Terri O'Hair, Becki - Pdo 1410 16 cu, ft 'Tlf David Delgado snare drum I -. . Sale $249., 7 sembles were: Bret Nichols and -- Of Wit IF F ° R 3-oz.h Shampoo 0 Coupcn F $ I00 'ri-- - twirling; Richard Robertson M trumpet; and Jan Pattaall' N BULLETS PREIIL L ; a Calvert, flute; Kim Anderson N and Roberta Karp, piano; Cal-ol a N Anderson, flute; Julie n Anderson, clarinet; arc • Piloian, saxap1ione. Bret 0 Nichols, snare drums; David ____ Save 3O to 5O Ofl eve ' LIPSTICK NAIL POLISH if Kevin . .. I •.:----. - 0 0 nil . Our 91y" n.m_ th,C81beMr& Lora Craig RN wi ll teach lifesaving resuscitation techniques -- j $1219 ti;o" L Chapter Mis~ a "I A Rvq 3"r9S. Cokx TV h.1% a 17 ~Cfiflcrl diag ) anj a jCrr, %014 21810 MOdulat Chassis Chtoms.0titilis peClujolubiiii YOU shalp. bright Color Has Chroma-Loct' and AFT to( for "Sy vwmng Walnut grain plastic cisbirstit. No n1s WmOdel. while pj&qljC C&t)tmM Reg 399 95. Sao 13 it I jgjI Ensemble DistrictContest, held In Gallie, over the: weekend, Lyman High School students receiving superiors isolos, I were Janice Reind' and Kathy : - oOi Scile ..- till R ELIEF band members made a great 5 Ahowing at the Solo and 0 --- . Ceutral M Had Asm 7:30 .. '•r ' . IC Resuscitation. . Q'&lfPi;ttcCh,et - I Iferald Correspondent c, . . Car Wash sponsored by cheerleaders Christian School Athletic Kentia Rd., Cassielberry. Associatior,8:30 a,m. to 3 p.m., Witt's Amoco Station 25th and Memorial Ubrary and himsetim Sanford Avenue, Sanford. Board of Trustees Annual Meeting. 6 pm., at the library Fy" blwd Pirmaire k-A SeVenth-day Adventist Church. in FL Mellon Park. 7th and Elm, Swaord, 24 p.m. DeBary Arts and Cndts Club, AX11, DeBary Hall. Gwd MAIL 12 oils. Open to public. walnut --- . With F*5F Seminole Count} high sdol . .• MARCH11 WU MM Ruth Gill of DeLand Will diemonstrate still e C41 1*1 t*pw ncusIo.rn ..dpi.nes . No middleman profits mean MORE QUALITY f o r LESS' Hands and tools clean up in scisp and . 449.95. 10pji, iagjuiciGuf thp bright color Ha;Chqa.1c. , March 5 thru 8, 1975 great Mors R41. I." gal. Onill Coal Pius intencif se, 9loss latex loes,lot kitchen, balh. - Orde. Speaker, Peter Hurd on "Florida Wildle Habitat." Altamonte CaWberry and Vern Pak and Longwood. For Information r ROt it"9&j. On@ Cost Nvs fist intefio# ,stilis covets in just ons, cost washawe Regatta, Lake Fairview, Lee - PAIN S 0 Rog 10-92 gal. One Cos,Plus o tleflor 1 1 1! latex, Cover$ in just one cost Resists staining, Wing. Mfldtw. Chafliting Hanos and tools clean up in sosp and water Easter yeam I IW ,, _________ ! - 99 ' - Ban .- No Ili?? Red Crosa Mobile Unit Blow aponsored by Sigma Chi Bank drawing, 3-7 Deltonia Fire Ila on Lombardy Fraternity FTU Spectators re, betwftn Merimac and free. - Wtte TV Reg 34995 : :. " Sale Choose ?rom .1o:ens f readyma a m, at the school i - — , . Temple. Sanford Grammar School - ____ the school gym. Amaranth Cathedral Court 38, 8 p.m. Sanford Masonic .z --- . I : t I Sem nole A N C II u 100 TABLETS ds Up 109 41"11 car: .,FT0 I In ct 111111 six'"INSIL" . Interior and Ip.( exterior pain sale. 14 to 15 a gal, savings. , .- . '' A The Woodlands Civic Association is spearheading tile 1101111 VIO Created from papier macbe, pipe cleaners and Imagination, T.ngeztau's seeti4d grade classroom at ldyllwtlde Elementary School Examining this winged specimen are pupils (from left Scott iIeIds, Tim QuI,k ., , o,etj,,IfrhCJl Dasid Wolfe and LOOK FOR THE "?V' Of Walgreen Laboratory / Products Limit 1 Coupon Per Prescription Thru April 1975 that five circuit Judges reside in 12:30-5:30 a curious collection of UFOs dangle from the ceiling of Mrs. Linda WED. THRU SAT. PRESCRIPTION troller for the county and bills OPEN SUNDAY - FOUR MORE DAYS 00 OFF ANY $ proposed legislation on double taxation an appointed corn $ OPEN SUNDAY *12:30-5:30 the request b> school children, who will be Longwood area SUbdiiios VernonW. Midgettetorezone to walking to the Woodlands hazardous auto and corn- Sturm said, include Devo legislation to split off comp.the creation of a new appoin te mercial traffic Uough and shi re, Shadow 11111, d county taxes on city residen ts e expected to protest the neighborhood commercial a 7 School is our primary Longwood troller duties from the cl er k of office would increa con around our residential a se reas Groves and the Highlands costs and excluded from receiving cerProposed rezoning to permit acre site on the north side of E the circuit court's office, saying put the comptroller at the urn,' said Robert J Sturm, and most tir.porntly near a in county services. Ala meeting of the legislati ve ts construction of a convenience E. Williamson Road for the president of the Woodlands school attended by small delegation two weeks ago, comm wcWd gl ve , the county mercy of the county conk Status report will be given on store near Wocd school convenience store. ission better budgetary insIon. Civic Association. "Corn- children." before the Seminole County propced fu nding to implement —rhe protection of the filercialization of this area in County Atty. Tom Freeman, on control. Other areas mobilizing a behalf of the Planning and Zoning Corn. encra1 welfare and safety of ilfl Altamonte Springs Mayor the Seminole land Planning county commis. Circuit Court Clerk Arthur If. Norman Floyd will speak on Act and the mission at 7:30 tonight at the 911 emergency form would Increase petition drive in opposition, sion, submitted proposed Beckwith Jr. insisted, however, double taxation courthouse. the levying of system. Meanwhile in Ca&wlberry at '. -- '1 11 UFO Convenience Store Permit To Bring Longwood Protest Property o ners from fe oppition to on the property, and construct Hickman could "firm up" his propertj The hearing was filling of the natural pond but would now agree to adequate buffer fencing on the commitments to the Board. continued to Mah 2. "We're opposed to the filling of "shaping" the shoreline that land He also said he would not Kimbrough said that Hick. County commissioners small lakes anywhere in the remained rnSO iliS1• nig h t, use the property for his man's promises were too night postponed acti on onlast a proposed industr om county except where they ranted a dredge and (UI ial park until "ambigious," and told the msIoners: a request from Dr. J. W. Hick. an should be (Wed," Adair access road paved to county developer he needed spe said . If permit to the City of Al tamonte c request from filli cifics ng of the smaller lakes Springs at the request of bllc man that would have allowed standards is completed on the on fences, lighting, and a builder Richard Parker an industrial park next to the land, continue, "all that will be left In Works Director Don Bundy for e and fill proposed bearm for the land Maitland Flea Market on U. S. . application Or a a few years b the larger lakes utility casements along the Commissioner Harr , "Let's approve It wi th specifics small lake near Goldenrod. in Seminole." In addi 17-92, so they could get ii ti on to little Weklva Cornmisaioner5 " Parker had already half-way specific Information on Hick. Kwiatkowski moved to grant and not pie-in-the-sky, opposing the filling for en- were assured that "all en-41 'illed the two-acre lake with nmn's promised conunitments the rezoning request, but the Kimbrough said. concrete and dirt, and asked vironmental reasons, Adair vironmentally protected Several surrounding propert,y motion thed without support to the Board. sMd per mission to fill with more dirt that the lake drains roads measures will be taken to keep Hickman had told the Boi" from the other Board members. owners turned out in protest Of and paved commercial sectors terbity down In the rest of the the requested rezoning. The to "sb9pe it." at the hearing he would in the mva and is necessary to river."John Kimbrough moved Commissioner John Kim. request if approved will change But County Pollution Control "Voluntanly" donate money for brough prevent flooding, to approve the req uest1 suggested a con. agriculture (A-1) to Very Light Director Langley Adair fire Protection, control lighting Parker said he initially on the reputation of the city tinuance of the request, until Industrial (MIA) for the recommended against the planned to fill the entire pond, Altamonte Springs." _5th ' 1701 _ GALLIANO 98 LIQUEUER '-s?. - 125 REGULAR '=—_ $100 Off PRICE OF DEVELOPING & PRINTING— Kodocolor or 10th 1 WaIyrc.n color film, ustom fnih I This coupon to occompany film with a THIS COUPON $5 GOOD THROUGtI MARCH O Y? IIIIIII0II*IIIIII0IuvmrIIjI •.,•., - �WOMEN Fvnhin WarW - r vvwuay, 'v -'•-' ii_. By BILL BELLEVILLE II..i.nIACa..ttW.di... 1i iivr - - Tucson Boys Chorus . A rezoning request that would have allowed E and J homes to build moderate-priced homes on smaller sized lots than the present zoning allows was turned down by county cornmissioners last night, to the approval of the 20 surrounding property owners in attendance. The request asked for a change from a higher residential classification (R1AA) and an agriculture class, to a less restrictive Residential category (H-lA). The lower B-IA would have per. mitted smaller lot sizes and 'homes, and about seven more lots on the 21-acre property on West Lake Brantley Road, The request was continued from last week after planner David Farr was directed by the Board to acquire more in. - Offers Concert-Goers Varied Entertainment I 'Ambassadors lne ruuical t ttr'.itnnnt rinn; (rim pr-Id h :o plidwrauh and spiked with a bit of buckskin in the middle, is in store for Seminole Mutual Concert Association members, Saturday at 8 p.m. in th e Sanford ('ivic Center. "The most versatile choir of its type in th e world," is how th e Tucson Boys Chorus Chorus has been described Vn,tnei4 I n 1939, the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus has also been I called 'Ambassadors in Levis" from the land of cactus an d canyons. - - - --- .\um1h :i 1— .1, u:;kr th Li' Capitol, United Artists and its own labels; and has captivated televiewers coast-to-coast in a num ber of specials. '.• Thus far the group has given more than 2,000 concerts to (4, tumultous acclaiurth roughout the United States, Canada, &__ Rabbi Sheet Idea these young singing cowboys from Tucson, Arizona, have been dubbed vcitcem, in the it neingcr an iruuung categories wtx) have earned top grades in their school studies as well. In Tucson the Ch or us rehearses for 90-minute periods three times a week. In summers th e young cowboys head for th e Triangle-Y Ranch-camp nestled in th e Catalina Mountains. Here there is more intensive musical training, with daily rehearsals f or the following season's work. But, th ere is also hiking, swimming, trick roping, The group even gave a "command performance" for ------- ---- In Levis' Is what t1ti 0Iig 11w tic,t the late president Johnson in th e 1963 White House Christmas tree-lighting ce remony. IdU4WII lvi uiL.. iuun, iiizona, me norus,_ unique among th e world's great choral organizations in th at it has no church or school affiliation, numbers about 100 boys between the ages of 8 and 15 selected through auditions held threv times a year. Th e touring group numbers 25 to 30, chosen from '_ 1 lie young 1ngti, ho cir on Li.e in nnii varied sets of costumes, travel for th eir concerts in a chartered bus, which also carries scenic effects to transform each concert stage on which th ey appear into a bit of old Arizona. Clara Montgomery, th e "tour moth er", goes along to look after the boys clo th es, nurse their wounds and minor upsets and provide as homey an atmosphere as possible during long hours on tour. Sanford audi ences can look forward to a vari ed and Nonsm - leatherwork. archery, riflery and plenty of fun on hor- . U , Sewing Rules Are Set . 40% ful - 4& Abby oq u ground. -- CAmi A FRT'DM. RABBI ft n.j "f . .• - Co sheets and pillow cases? am a Christian. and firmly 1 believe in honoring Gods law DEAR 1i3flY: To 'GREAT IDEA", the woman who wants but sheets and pi llowcases are to save the world by putting The the wrong place. Th Psalmist e Ten Commandments on Shee ts David said, "Thy word have I and pillow slips: There Is a hid in mine heart, that I might Commandment: Thou shalt not sin against thee." (Psalm love thy neighbor as thyself. 119:11). I prefer God's law 111 I have loved my neighbor for the heart rather than on bedk..., . . 20 ciotnes. tse.srnes, no criminal . ___ in Seminole County are urged to $30; second, $20 and third, $10. pick up or call for their entry Division II (grades 9, 10. 11 and Cl form without delay. 12) first PrUc SM, second $W 0 According to contest rules, and third, $10. i any student in the county, ______________________ .. ',' _________________________________________ ______ grades6throughl2, may enter. UNDERWORLD ____ Other rules state: Any 31dt, pant suit, hot pants 0 01 criiP114 C"-1tr1t(%%1r&" 0 in I • with overskirt or dress pattern II ANISr$SvPIiyI,i I" .. TI i i may be used, but shorts or Cowan's Underworld Ig bathing suit,, are not aciiw_ Piro $J 1 ______________________ cep(&,e. d UNR!rWQ9 1 Pmsident of the Suford PDat Club, FUraicie ArWgt 011011) and PGet-Awiwr advisw Vkgbaa Fabric must purchased .tft.... 1= ut..,. I_L__IL. iii VWWUIV ruu nouii ,uicuor uuo to a spagnesu ninner neia In their irom a mercnant in Seminole You Don't Have To cigars, in the - - .... . - - ANCHOR CLUB IS HONORED (.... r _, - £_.L._ - - ,••, SJC Offers Women-Oriented Courses Self Defense - common purse items which I ttstruction in the proper use of how to form these knots Into a .. t.., .,.....i ;.. ..,Ie .i..s......,. 'I.-, ... • c;.,.,.. caught yet. I am just kee~~ A three4mion coum in Safety on trips, In the home, a would buy The Commandments There is no fee for this Commandment. "Self Defense for Women" at and in shopping centers will community service. The class sheets anyway. LOVING MY NEIGHBOR IN My advice to criminals and to the SJC campus, will start also be top's durin g the first will meet In Room I,-207-206 on "to. March 11 at 7:00 p.m. class. The second session will the SJC campus. "Mrs. Great Idea" is found DEAR LOVING: YOUr kind of Romatu 10:10 & 13. "F Duane Harrell, Chief Deputy be a practical work session or with neighbor loving It BREAKING the heart man believeth unto in the Seminole CoujtySjfrs demonstra ting how to get away a Commandment, not keeping righteousness; Department, will Instruct the from a would-be attacker: and wi th mou th confession is made unto class. Dur ing the first class, the sa fety locks and wea pon safety participants will view a moving in the home. The Saturday salvation. For whosoever call upon the name of Lord shall sh owing attempted rape, morning session will be held at Seminole Junior College _. • .••_. -)IIIII 14) IAC . -- ',. - ' .• III IUdV item. Needlecrafts , CENTRAL HEATING CALL..., WALLPLUMBING a HEATING. INC - Judging will be on the LOW following basis: construction, 50 per cent; suitability of material to pattern,25 per cent; general appearanve, P er Electric , S. Sanford ---- - - 322-411142 —_,a, A course in "Crocheting, cent, Bags, Macrame I.ni tung and Needlepoint" will The decision of the judges will be held at the Sou th Seminole be final. Center, at the Intersection of 1-4 Finished garmen ts m ust be and SR 436. brought to Flagship Bank of be saved." various techniques- for getting the police firing range where (SJC) Adult Education will Mrs. Grace Henri,,, will teach Sanford, 200 W. First St., no IN away from an attacker, and the par tici pan ts will receive offer a "Modern Bags and you BETTER IDEA the stitches used in making later than 6:30 p.m. April 11, in ARKANSAS Macrame" class beginning on capes, ponchos, sweaters, order for Judges to have an re~%~? March 10, and will meet in afghans,andrnanyotheritenis, opportunity to prejudge Enter Little Miss Pageant Now DEAR ABBY: I think th at Iluilding 38. I{ rtaII cL If knitting Is your Interest, co nstruction techniques. For person who wrote in wi th the 'Modern Bags and you'll learn the stitches that this purpose, garments will be Altamonte Civic Center will dancing, musical Instruments, Macrame" will be taught by will allow you suggestioI of having the Ten to make at. La beled by num be r only. Commandments pr inted on bed be the site of an exciting event baton twirling. Mrs, Grace Henris. She has tractive scarves, coverlets, There will be no exceptions to sheets and pillowcases had a for litUe girls, ages 3.6 and 7-12. The pageant, now in its successfully taught several cardigans and shawL& Or if this deadline. great idea. I tall'( understand Winners of the two divisions of thirteenth year, offers over courses for Adult Education in Contestfints must attend needlepoint catches your fancy, why her i dea was rejected by the local Little Miss pageant $10,000 in cash college the recent past. If you want to you will receive ex ce llent in- rehearsal to be held at the bank two rran-_ ,racturersj 2m. gl:id will advance to the state scholarships on the s6te and learn to make your own bags, ~-tructlon in WI art. April 19 at 10 a.m. you pr in ted that letter beca use pageant be ing held in Baton international levels of corn- Mrs. llenrt.s will teach you to The class will meet each it has given me an idea for my Rouge, Louisiana. petitii.n. Winners of the in- make a shoulder bag, or a Tuesday evening from 7 p.m. to The children in the younger ternational pageant also crushed velvet pouch bag, or daughter's hope c hest. i 0 10 p.m., beginning on March ligoing to MAKE he r a hand age group compe te in party receive wardrobe gifts, western style bag with applique For more information or embroidered dress and sportswear only jewelry, luggage and personal trim. In macrame she will registration in all or any of CICERO, iii.tois while the ir 7-12 year coun- appearance trips to the sum- teach you the basic knots and these courses, ca ll SJC. te rparts appear in party dress, mer stagings of state pageants. IS spor tswear and a three-minute Girls may receive further talent presen ta tion. Talent can information about entering the THE HAIR be anything that shows a girl's Our Little Miss preliminary 1 ' poise before an audience: event by calling Mrs. Donna S L'oreal 5S MOIL Is Mpg. pantomine, humorous skits, Markham or Mrs. Bonnie r-trv or drimatirsgtnp ('ahelo, 1bWk-rt2'Ngon MR. PAUL SMITH -4 1 of Levi - •Jackets - - - %win& -- sTab Shirts V - MANUEL IN Announcinly, "),ir:fr.!II 1 . . For Thursday, March 6, 1975 0 ip ' _____ ' - ______ hm4ess ca'iloday MARGE _,_________ WILLIAMS - ,-- 110mph. 25 mpg. Do You Know 1Sells Chalkboards Storrs Schaefer Tailors --- will be In our store AAIf'jI VAGUE PERMANENT Style Support for the Popular Cut ni,., c,i__ pink, blue and yellow. 32-36A. C. 32-38B Sale Rig. S4. Tummy 5,20 Reg. 6.50. with Nylon/spandex flexible boning and Controller brief of nylon innef bands, garterless. spandex, While. black, Comes in white, nude, black, yellow, nude and navy i M I XI. XXL sizes ' ai " IL Reg. 14.9P. A sporty slingback look with dock-sifthed ufolhane upper, comfort- lined with tricot. Your choice of black, camel, blue, red and bone, sizes S 6-12, M5-12, w5-lo 1279 REG. 15.99 The high heeled dress sandal. Leather upper, leather lined and padded for quality and comfort. Choose from your favorite fashion colors A S 6-10, N 5-10, go Send your questions to Dr. public should try to form a Iamb, in care of this national organization and see if newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, they can get Congress to pass Radio City Sta tion, New York, legislation that wi ll meet at N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. least some of t heir goals. This Is Lamb's booklet on losing the only way lean see that th is weight, send 50 cents and long cou ld be brou ght about. self-addressed stam ped enDEAR DR. LAMB In yow '.'elope to the same address and colimn about the causes for a ask for the "Losing Weight" bad back you mentioned a short booklet. II ' - insert nylon lace upper Fiberfill padding. Whitc cups While or nude in sizes 32-36A, 32-40B. C. . sg IMlI By BERNICE BEDE OSOL sizes 213 E. FIRST PH. 322.47 1 2 Sale 2.80 Reg. 3.50. Elastic front A-C cups too. 3.50 0 cup rig. 4.50, Sale 3.60 Nylon tricot with natural problem is to put a Hft under HOROSCOPE to match '"& boys JACOBSON Sale 2.80 leg. Please say something about what should be done in a situa ti on like t his. _________________________________________________ withleans 44 iIII Sale prices effective thru Sunday, March 9. - in denim & corduroy, - I air can be harm the smoking should be prohibited in - .i In other busin ess, the commission: Passed on first reading an ordinance annexing 36 roads and streets surrounded by city territory and set public hearing an second reading for 6:30 pin., Apr11 1. Commissioner Sandra Glenn warned by taking the stree ts into th e city territory the possibility of having the county Pave bicycle-pedestrian paths on the rights-of-way might be killed. Coun ty policy has been to refuse construction of the oaths by cliv rc — )- and polluted really a question of whose been corrected for the leg rights are being violated, the length . smoker's by forbidding him to If one leg is a great deal smoke in public places, or the shorter than the other it is wise nonsmoker's by f orcing him to to see a good orthopedic tzea thetobaccosmoke.ponuted specialist and have him air or stay home, arrange for the proper footwear Th is Is a touchy area.! think for you. Why go through life - those who feel strongly that unbalanced? With General flicts. r. ist iu 7 IV IIYWU UIBg I pollute the air that another barefoot or going around the person must breathe. It is house with shoes that have not •• at AMILLIONAIRE To H EAT Like On# To be eligible for cash prizes, garment must be modeled by the contestant at the fashion show to be held April 24, 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Garden Club. Only one garment per conI3lanL may oe entered. Davis recommended the action to city commissioners last night, saying the law sponsored by former Rep. E ugene Mooney, applicable only to Seminole County, conflicts with the 1974 state annexation la w. Th e Mooney law requires ci ties to pu blish notice of Intent to annex properties, to notify adjacent property owners within 500 feet, to hold public hearings and forbids zoning changes on the land for at least 90 days after petiti ons for annexation are received. -- convinced that someone who lilt wider one heel it becomes - - honor recently In the Sanford Civic Center. Anchors are (from left) Katie Wbelchel, president; Janfe County. Paul, vice prexident; Kathy Woodruff. secretary; Sherry Cook, chaplain and PatUe Mevers, Garment mwit he constrdcted treasurer. (herald Photo by Jean Patteson) entirely by contestant, — . - - Floyd indicated cities complyiz wi th both laws must hold numero us public hearings, crea ting confusion . Recent opinions from At torney General Robert evin indicated the 1974 state annexation law has conflicting sections and is unenforceable. The opinion Indicated the cities of Seminole should follow the Mooney law until such time as the statewide law is amended to eliminate on c - Save 20% on our i3m . - Wiwl ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Mayor Nor man Floyd and City Attorney Joe Davis will urge the Seminole Legislative Delegation at Its Cazselberry meeting tonight to repeal th e "Mcncy" annexation law. - ~% ful to people with lung disease the heel of the shorter leg. If the or with athsina and attacks of shortening Is minimal, a chest pal f heart dl I quarter of inch in am in general agreement that the height of the heel on the L..t. .1 ki hot side in II inch firm Pa I. While £ agree that everyone under t;,c ILVI WUI UI) U 01w has a right to decide whether he It won't be noticeable '.antsto smoke ornotjam not When it is desirable to put a '" :.: By DONNA rEs Herald Staff Writer Annex Law - ________________ mandments. DEAR ABBY So "Great ASHEVILI-E. N.C. Idea in Washington thinks we DEAR RABBI: My lidections should have the Ten Comwere to sleep on the "Idea"— mmnrfmenf it rwinf awl tp . ______ . .. - f includes all personnel in doe. DEAR HEADER — Almost tors' offices, hospitals, clinics everyone has some minor and schools, allowed to smoke difference in the length of the while working? Why is smoking legs and arms. When one leg is permitted anywhere in these a half inch or more shorter it buildings as poison travels to all can be a contributing factor to areas? Who should one contact constant poor alignment of the to get help in having smokirg spine and continual muscle prohibited in public buildings strain. This factor will be even and meeting places? more important if there is some hL'AU iIL'tflt'Ii 9' 1. It. I Ih I It. Tobacco other abnormality UI WV spine. smoke, including pipes and The obvious way to cope wi th Calling all teenage senior and Entry blanks must be sub. junior high school girb! mitted to Mrs. Edith Avenel or The eighth annual Teenage Mr& Irene Brown at the bank Sewing Contest and Fashion by 6:30 p.m. March 21. Show sponsored by Flagship ' Prizes will be awarded Jn two Bank of Sanford is being held categories, as follows: Division April 24,andallqualified teens I(grades6,7,anda)fu-stpflze Dear smoke permitted An public places? Why are people working for improvement of heal th, which I %...L1I I I , .. o k ers instead of just cigarette smoke; flow can anyone out of tobacco smoke when it is 4 pi A/tamonte Opposes d Wednesday, Mrch 5, l7S—A rihysema should stay out of Saturday. .. B'I* formation about commitment destroying them, a $10 per unit precedent for the West Ik specifics or the property. donation to the fire district, and Brantley area, and affectin Instead of a "post and rail" a 1300 per house donation to the the general aesthetics of thel fence covered with greenery, School Board, higher zoned area. as recommended by cornSurrounding property missioners last week, Fair owners, who had sent various District Commissioner Did came up with a plan for a less letters signed by 40 individuals Williams led the motion to den: expensive "shadow box fence" to Commissioners, strongly Farr's request, based mainl: that would be "hard to opposed the zoning as a "de- on the small lot sizes. Far through," to buffer the evaluation to their property. interrupted the commissioner development from West Lake Kenneth Beam told the Board before they could vote on Dii Brantley Road. most surrounding homes were motion, and told them that lii To compensate for: the 1,300 to 1,500 square feet in would Increase the lot sites ti economics involved in making size, and the smaller homes In the original 80-foot frontage I. that and other cern.mitments to E and J's development would that would make a difference it the Board, Farr said that they be incompatible, the success of his request, lxi would have to have lots Other residents opposed the commissioners still denied th measuring 75' by 1301 . instead zoning as setting a bad change. of the 80' by 135' that he agreed to last week. Other committments included a minimum of 1,100 square feet in each home, the construction of the six-foot high fence, pruning and shaping of ailing orange trees that remain J(;p on the land instead of Ut' LAWRFNCF F' LA','q " fLAB DR. LAMB In your column concerning emphysema YOU stated that one with em- professional program when the boys visit the city .eback. Zone - Have Rights , DEAR ABBY: I must comment on you answer: "Send me a sample, and I'll sleep on it," in regards to the letter from a reader who suggested prin'-.V ting Uie Ten Commandments; on bed sheets a pillowcases. Speaking only. thee faitk ne is not permitted _____ s1e ' or even sit on the same bench witto holy books one. Besides, you'd better unless the books are placed on review the Commandments. something which a handAlthough (here are many breadth in height. It is references in the Bible forbidden to place sacred books "lovim one's nelobor." It Is Rel*ects County ,. Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. - ARIUS (March 21-April 19) you've put off till the last Your ambitious alms wi1I be minute. frustrated by conditions over SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) which you have no con trol. Be Your mental forces are apt to i; patient. Wait things out till be too scattered today for you to tomorrow, operate efficiently. Take some TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) of your irons out of the fire. Plans where others are In. SAGI'I'I'ARIUS (Nov. 73-Dec. '.'olved will not be well- 21) Your checkbook will be received. The situation will surrounded today. If you're not grow even more complicated if f rugal, wou're going to spend '-you try to force your views. way beyond your means. GEMINI(May 21-June 20) Be CAPRICORN(Dec. fl-Jan. 19 " on guard In dealings wi th per- Those you come In conta ct with sons you don't know too well today will resent it vehemently where money changes hands, if you try to manipulate them to Carelessness will be expensive. serve your ends. Be extra CANCER (June 21-July 22) considerate. Be careful now in maki ng AQUARIUS (Jan. 2OFeb. 19) agreements or bargains. The You could easily be put upon other nartv may not be levelino tiiv if vni iin nIhrc th' " Pantihose savings. Sale 99cç Reg. 1.29. All sheer sandalfoot Flexxtra stretch nylon pantihose, Nude heel and toe in lots of Popular colors. Size short, average, tall. . 20% off straw handbags, ' Rog. 1.29. Floxxtral stretch nylon Fit bk Top pantihose, Nude heel and panty. Choose your favorites from a great selection of colors. Short, average, tall. all 20% off girls' reinforced toe Sal, prices effective thru Sunday March 9. Sale 4 for $5 Short, average, tall reg. 1.69 Queen, short, tall reg. $2, Sale 4 for $6 Subtle Shaper pantihose for th gentle shaping today's stylos need Nude heel and reinforced toe. Flexxtra" stretch Popular colors / Sale i.$7, 560 Flower decorated naturA !'w handbsgs In spacious box r 'numeral' s eepshirts, '11 �)OA—Ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. March 5, 1975 Henry Kissinger Hatching Solution To Oil Price Crisis ANALYSIS By The Herald Services He may not be as well balanced as he looks sitting out there on top of the world. Certainly a growing number of American congressmen like the ent of his blood, and if a Republican victory in the elections next year starts to look unlikely Henry Kissinger may decide this summer to get out of office as Secretary of State before his President Is shot electorally from under him. For the rest of us that would be a pity. For Inside the egg Kissinger is sitting on is die ikely solution to the world's oil price crisis, Kissinger flew back to Washington last week after six days In the Middle East and four in Europe; and if peace between the Arabs and Israel seems no closer as a result, peace between the oducers and consumers of oil may be. There Is, for a start, the pr nsion of oil prices as Abu [)habi hawks its unsold oil about, as the Tapline across Jordan, Syria and Lebanon drowns in Saudi Oil, and as acres of sea are given over to mothballed supertankers. But assuming the oil producers can remain proof against the glut they have created, which present betting is they can, then It is another sort of erosion of the oil price, without bitterness, that the West must aim for. Two things have to be done if the producers and consumers of oil are to resolve their differences. The first Is that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries should recognize tha t it cannot be the sole arbiter of the price of oil. Slowly, though cert:unlv, this mar now be happening. The neHnd no P Ice of oil -- a bit under $11 a barrel as it leaves the Gull — is the consuming countries hand over in return (or that $11 barrel, has been gradually failing since the beginning of this year, when the Opec countries froze the nominal price for nine months despite the continuing inflation in the cost of the things they buy with their oil money. The central issue now is how long this freeze of the nominal price, and therefore the erosion of the real price, can be kept going. Algeria's oil minister has suggested extending the freeze from nine months to a full year. Sheikh Yamani, his Saudi Arabian colleague, has gone even further; he says it might be prolonged into next year, and there Is reason to think that he may be willing to try to persuade the rest of Opec to keep the freeze in operation until the end of 1976. If it can be done (the snag is that Sheikh Yamani has been an unavailing optimist before) that would amount to a pretty dramatic fall in the real price of oil. Two years of world inflation, '. •":. running at 15 per cent a year, would cut It by 24 per cent. What 1`1ould still nominally be Ill oil would in fact cost about $8.50 a barrel by the yardstick of 1974 prices, i Saudi Arabia is the key country in this, because its combination f enormous reserves of oil and relatively few people to spend its —MUM I money on gives it the necessary clout Inside Opec. Oil : producers with a lot of people, such as Iran, or with modest --_ , rerves of oil, such as Kuwait, will certainly not be anxious to prolong the price freeze beyond September. Saudi Arabia's power to prevent prices rising, and to keep on _____ rolling the real price downwards, comes from the fact that ills steadily expanding the amount of oil It is capable of producing fra in enl - at t!a' ''h:t', not :ur the board. over the atxre tie aniowit it is actually producing at the moment, But thereal price, measured in terms of the goods and services if things come to a showdown inside Opec, the Saudis could SPORTS (4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. threaten to switch on this surplus capacity, and break the cartel. It is tar from certain that King Faisal and Sheikh Yamanl are in fact prepared to face the row this would cause with their fellow. producers. But they might; some other Opec countries are con. vinced they would. And there Is no doubt about the main reason why King Faisal might be ready to take the risk. He has been persuaded by Kissinger that the inflationary consequences of the present price of oil are a danger to the political stability of western Europe. He is afraid of the opportunities that inflation may be opening up to the communist parties of Italy and France, and to half Marxists in other European countries. The anticcxnmunlsm in his bones is a powerful comfort for the consumers of oil. But there is something else that the consumers can do to help the real price . cutters in Opec, and this is where Kissinger's idea of a floor price for oil comes into the argument. The second part of a solution to the oil crisis is to agree on a price that both produce.'s and consumers can accept. The producers will be more willing to prolong the freeze on the in nominal price, and thereby let the real price go on floating downwards, if they believe that the consumers are not trying to get back to the old days when the consumers alone set the price, and set it artificially low. They have to be persuaded that, if the real price is allowed to keep on moving down, it wili eventually flatten out into an agreed price which will be kept in line with the price of things they buy from the West. These two things - a prolongation of the present fall in the real price of oil, and an attempt to convert the lower real price into an acreed (floor price when the time is right - are the main elements of the hope of solving the great oil quarrel. The hope may yet be frustrated. Wednesday, March 5, 1975—itj Ron Harris Wins Four Events In Off Meet' By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor * 4 IA)NGWC')') - "ft was just one of those off meets," Ron Harris said, "I didn't do well at all." True. Harris finished third in the high jump. He missed three times at six-feet, and he jumped five4eet I0nches on his third Ii-) After the third miss, he had time to jerk his body in disgust, muffle a "sh. .."and hurry to the starting block for the 300-yard intermediate hurdles. lie won the 300s In 41.2, and still he was not happy. "What was your time?" asked a teammate. He ' Harrissald, l don't wanttothlkabout,( He also on the long jump, the 12-yard high hurdles and was on Lake Brantley's winning mile relay team "I hadn't had a meet like this )et this season," Harris said, shaking his head. "I guess It was bound to come sooner or later." 1)espite %S1LII he felt to be a lackluster performance, hams' Four firsts and one third sparked lake Brantley to a win In a five-team track meet Tuesday at Lyman. "He can do anything he wants to do," Lake lirantley Track Coach Jerry Posey said. "He's a natural." Harris, a Junior is among Florida's iop five in the 330s and he has run the fastest Class 3A 120-yard high hurdles in the state. He did it Tuesday 14.4. Only phenomenal Mike Roberson of 4A Winter Park (13.6) and Greg Chandler of Trinity Prep (1&3) have done it faster. Trinity Prep was scheduled to compete in the meet Tuesday, but withdrew Monday night. "That's one reason I'm so disappointed today," Harris said. "I wanted to run against (handler. I want to beat him real bad," Harris and Chandler met last week in a three-team meet and Chandler edged Harris 14.4 to 14.5. Harris holds six Lake Brantley track records, the 200-yard dash, 120-yard high hurdles, 300 IM hurdles, high jump, long - , mile lumpandaspartofBrantley Brantley's "I really shouldn't tie," Harris said, "but I'm looking ahead to winning the district, regional and state I want to win It for t II want to ee but1 coach Posey)." Posey is leaving Iake Brantley at the end of this school year to become Seminole 111gb School's head football coach "I don't dn't riinllu "1 him (Harris) In tk I nvrntyn II' ' ""'Un" Y" high Jump and the long jump," Bob Harris, lion's father said, 'He should be loosening up for the 331k, not over here trying to StjJflfl five 10 U But he has a great affection for Posey, there is an affinity between the two. Ron feels that if he comes out and gets a first in the high jump or the long jump. then it helps the team." "I love that "" '" •Po4!o ' .'" , ) " Harris said. "H' 'Ube"1ful There's not a better track coach, any co3ch for that matter. 4 D Harris had ashot at the state 330-yard intermed'ate hurdles last )ear, but misfired when he aggravated ahi in jury in the district preliminaries. "He would have won the state," Posey said. "Forty flat won it and Ron ran in the low two or tee times. He should win It this year, and I think he's got a chance to the win on the high hurdles too." "He has always liked to run," his father said. "He was almost to the point of being hyperactive. He ran all the time." Then Harris came out for track his freshman year, liked it, did well, and his natural ability quickly matured into a pi'emier track star. "That's my biggest satisfaction," he said, "always unproving, always doing better. I love that more than anything else. "Style hurt me last year. I've always had the speed, but I didn't begin perfecting my style until this year. What has helped me a lot is watching other people. Lake Chandler. He can impress you in his warm-ups I'm about as limber as a two.b)-four In addition to Harris, other Lake Brantley firsts Tuesday were by Marty Williams in the shot putt (471ee1, two-Inches), Robert fra,ier in tiit' discu.s 128-feet, one-inch), Henry Stanley in the'8U-yard run 1:58.1), and Chuck Colter, David Arnett and Stanley Harris' 120-yard high hurdles, Stanley's 880-yard run, and the mile relay team set Lake Brantley records. Rick Horta set a Brantley freshman record in the two-mile run (10.28.5). He finished fourth. Lyman's Al Stanley established a school record, winning the pole vault 13-(eet, three-inches), 'Thn Burns set a Lyman sophomore record In the high jump (five-feet, 10-Inches) and Bruce Caldwell set a sophomore mark in the two-mile run (10:00.0). Lyman's Tom Herrin won the mile run (4:32.3) and the two. mile run (9:58.9). Al Lattimer of Lyman won the 100-yard dash (10.1) and the 220-yard dash (22.3). '__;4qtij, - - Seminole's team of Tommy Thompson, who was second In the 100-yard dash, Herbert Branch, Reginald Davis and Alvin Cwniringg won the sprint medley in 2:05.5. ElIsha Edwards, Branch, Johnny Gordon and Thompson were second in this880yard relay. 7 ' - ? g 1 ,- i JSI...L.JU r .-.j- 4- , '. ._,. - _-.--I' - - i..:. - - '. - . -. - -A 'rnnyr:.'4k tl - - --- - r • :...... 2 If Team standingslake Branhley Barron (1) 20'?". Edwards (S) LYI (I. I 103',, Pshnp tp'$',", Latlimer (U 19- i'. 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(Ilerald Photo by Don Vincent) Otis 't ________________________________________________________________________________ 77 33 7$ 75 2] In PremSeason "I've overcome that a little bit, but not entirely. I have to be careful not to get In Yogi's way. I've got to keep away from the acticn. I can't let myself get Involved." Mays retired after the 1973 season, leaving a legacy of 660 career home runs. But he exercised the option of his Mets' contract tostayaround 1Omoreyearsat$O,O00ayear. lie is associated with three major companies In a public relations capacity. "I just play golf and meet people," he said. He is finding it more trouble to keep busy In a baseball role that is not fully definied. to coming on twisting, acrobatic moves pitching baseballs Coll *de e SJC Triumphs -A - 7M 2)9 241 172 23 3 112 162 137 (3)706 17) Post c 147 30 75 7 61 214 1" 74 V I? 6070671: 19 38 6 " 1?9 269 UltrA . 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In "if if business opportunity I Hunter, (fie fiery A's owner business.,, c!ub's policy says I can't have program for Mays to visit each of the Mets'five farm riubi two his years with Oakland and have works and everything is may not be pleased with the to four times, wnrkinc primarily with the yung hi But all businesses have their the beard, and this is one of rotirtesy of Ken lfnitzman, Bill w-vner Charle5 0. Fin10', culiduvive to t tr. leaving at midseaprospect. But a good businesseccvntricities. Minnesota TwirLs those times wh e "Ileshouldbevery-va uable with the young guys," McDonald lWssell and Hill Campbell, n you can't lioltzman's business schooling son, I'd quit baseball then," the man never tips his hand, hurler Campbell found that out, fight city hall." Said. "This will keep him on the road until about July 8. As best it happens, Holtzman ma- has continued with almost 29-year-old Holtzman said Russell, the Los Angeles Twins' ow r ne Calvin G we can, we are trying not to interfere with his other cornriffith s in business at the Univer- yearly salary squabbles, and Tuesday. Jg ed Meanwhile, the number of Dodgers shortstop, got his busi. set a club rule against beards, unsigned players was reduced initinents." sity of Illinois before turning to the left-hander isn't sure he can "If the general condition of ness learning while holding out so Campbell's carefully culti- further when Baltimore inked Mays, one of the great hitters of all-time, will not be called the economy was better, I prob- for upon to U3C his knowledge with the varsity, including Dave $75,000 this season. He vated shrubbery had to go by outfielder Don Baylor; the New ably wou!dn't be here right signed his contract Monday workcut time Tuesday. The 26- York Yankees signed outfielder Kingman, the towering slugger picked up from the San Fran. now," he added at Oakland's tor less money than he had year-old right-hander, Mm- Walt Williams and f rst baseeiseo Giants who èan hit the ball a mile but does most of his Mesa, Ariz. training base, wanted — but admitted no feel- nes-ota's top reliever last season man swinging at air. Otto Velez; the Cleveland "I'd like to let him (Finley) ings of malice for club vice with an 8-7 record and a 2.63 Indians signed outfielder Oscar "That's what they brought Phil Cavarretta in for," Mays said. The Seminole Junior College Ansell beat Tim Denice 6-1, 6-1 him go out and find another 19president Al Campanis, who (lid "I won't be working with any of the M':' boys, tennis teammi upped its and Ilaistens dropped Francis earned run average, appeared Gamble; infielder Mario Curtami' winner." th the rieotatin, nk'nt wiui kLi mt nd I don't waiit to inrfi: e loss, rero efl(kd the I irt ioston Bed mimark 3.1 st,ith a !i-O ss-ui over Hart .4), 6.4), Considering the fact that FimiWhen it was over, Itussell "It will give me more (line for golf,"I am disappointed," he said Sox holdout In 18 years. Tuesday. Junior College Tuesday. SJC's Stan Aranda topped Gary LeSiege 6-1, 6-4; Buck)' Copeliarsrl bested FJC's Terry Sikes 6-1, 6-1; Doug Maliczowski downed Les LeSlege 6.0, 6-0; Howard Flagg dropped Mike Falrbrother6-2, 6-0; Wade Ansell defeated David Winslow Days 6-1 and Rick Haistens ed off Ron Golns 6-0, 6-3. 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Strata bow construction. loft and lie. Blades have the new long Harrington 7.6, 6-4; Copeland Natural bow with attractive color look, toe and heel distribution bettered Robert Hollis 6.2, 6-3; combinations on throat and pallet, Maliczowski dumped Murray Power Stix sand wedge. Save 3 40 4. Leather grip. Sizes ol,, 4 Hough 6-2, 6-3; Flagg knocked fleg 16 99, Sale 13.59. No 3029 Pf Robert Wagner 6-0, 6-2; Billie Jean King It is tC11SecuItd that tonight's inner1llrI%eLInNCAAor . , giant of the game. The Mets don't know what administration comes to you Stetson is 21-f and Florida State sefiffle At Milwaukee cmin at Phocnis 7 St Mary's Tex (I) 22 5 5, Gannon (Il 73 3 9. New Orleans 196 New tnclancj at Mnnr%la Cleveland at Winnipeg Ouit*c at Phoenix . Edmonton at Vancouver 28 17 9 By The Associated Press Portland 117, Cleveland 98 or more Wednesday's Games Boston '' rtcttpt Hill) Seitz leads the scoring Atlanta #,%I V.' ,hinglon parade with nearly a 16-Point Los An4(,It-% al lift-w Orleans Thursday's Games average, most of his points Golden State at Atlanta SI (17)717 .4 Garn -r Webb 5, Randolph M3c0n S. Old Dominion Cleselanici 3. idrncilt-3n P"llphia - -.:- C tson Ste Jaws working gingerly on a mouthful of gum. Sheepishly, almost apologetically, he took a position at the end of the front row. "Come on," bellowed Manager Yogi Berra. "Get down In front." lie's a lonely, lost individual, this once dynamic, scintillating Baseball, Business in season tournament game. Tonight's contest is the rfinal regular season game for both aav Kansas t73 colleges. The Associated Press FillrIen. with first votes in parentheses. sea 7 Jackson 5? '3) 3 Bentley (2) NHL Standings Dog Entries at 8 From the sidelines shuffled a familiar figure, cap ajar and his matchups Florida The winner of tonight's game will receive a giant boost towa rd an NCAA or NIT flnct- $1 at the picture." Top i. Tuday's es Games Hostn at San Diego .-- Old Seattle Bu ffalo La Salto 63, j Pacific Division .-~*Iley, where's Willie?" someone yelled. "Willie Mays Is not in an n Sat March 1. Ana total points Points tabulated on basis of 14 7? 2 ?o Indi1aioI)s at Baltimore TWELFTH, 3-1, 0. 39.41: Mont?gp Es-rot 12 40 660 420 I 300 3.20 7 LaayGremlln 340 7 Ouinlela II?) 13100 gm 31 :9 SdI I 3]i is 191 is, K.0 Omaha Detroit Milwaukee th school graduating class — when there was a sudden in. terruption In the official picture-taking ceremony. teams battle at Stetson's College Poll PISCP 34 ii.irtnfaim SO 69 Seattle 17 TOURNAMENTS East Coast Conference First Round 7S 37 1 51 Toronto Edmonton Vancrr 1 WInnipeg 5)11,4.5740 TPfsGFGA New Eno Cf lnd Chicago 2 ELEVENTH, 3$,,3a3$. Ram Berg 3000) i0 160 t--4 alleltjLh JOnes *03 7In 3 '$Rkky 710 2 OuInle-Ia (3$) 173 60 Perf ecta, II I) 1306 60 Rig Per,e 17 2 with all- ~1 91. East Division S ID 160 7 ' ' Vogel3IQ, Abe Nnrsicoi 77, Else McElroy 1910. Ben KIeSCI 179. 1 The 76 IS 4 .7)532 3* 74 576 31 35 170 7 Pt',enji ? 1% .4-11 ' . rortIfl II ) II IS 22 Tuesday's Games Buffalo 101. Seattle 97 Boston 126. New York III Atlanta 1, Los Angeles 97 K a n sas City Omaha 10) Phoenix 99 Milwaukee 101 Detroit $3 Golden State Chicago 107 SOUTH V/HA Standings 24" 4160 ever between Western Conference Msjwesl Division EAST 111 A P1 A I I I iAPI Mary Etta Mtic King standing basketball 34 ASS 161: Atlanta N Orleans - Stetson — ;'$i. PETERSBURG, Fla. (Al') -- The New York Mets, in spicAdd-spim uniforms, stood stiffly In front of the camera — like a Florida State meet tonight at DeLand in one of the out- - iiston Cleveland Jim Dunn SPLITS , 13 00 15 20 S 40 1 II 20 1 $0 1 360 7 Cage College BowliroItheweek (3 51 $126 60 Pfffe(tA DCLAND - .rQCRrown,9 Peg Nestor 5)2 Harem IiiI iq.4 FSU NBA Standings Ronnie Link 457, Brenda, Wilkins 45 DOlt Hngan 197, i LIT¼ 17, Oit (*1) p Ptect,, (1 7) 1467 64 rat- Double II 1) 12)6 60 I Angeles36 12 16 54 225 Ill San D(O 77 17 39) 7.t' 79 fl 13 71257 Tuesday's Games Detroit is 36 10 46 19$ 265 New York 11 0. St Lou's 106 Washn 6 55 S I? 11$ 359 Utah 113, San Diego 99 Division 4 Denver 11), Memphis 116 Buffalo 39 17 13 91 279 191 Wednesday's Games Boston 35)9 I) 0) 201 700 Kentucky at Indiana T or onto 2529 II 6) 775 750 Nw York at San AfltOnO (J $•fl DPfl() Tuesdays Games 171 753 Boston S. WashIngton 0 Minnesota 6, Vanjvcr 1 L( Angeles 7, Kansas City I Wednesday's Games Eastern Conference Buffalo at New York Rangers Atlantic Division Montreal at Atlanta W I Pct. GB PittSburgh at Kansas City Poston 15 19 703 Philte)pp;a at Minnesota Buffalo II 2 .671 5 Vancouveç ,t St Louis New York 36 5 16 Detroit at Toronto PhII I? 3' Chicano at Ctori.a Central Division '.ashina?c fi 1? 733 Sanford Plats Mis-chants Rkhard Williams MO. Eddie Adams RonI f)rcdi, 200. Poll y Price FIRST. $16. B, 3)15: Cover Speed 1300 500 150 1 Sue EiiqAn 160 40 ! hyfiII : Q.riet. (4 6) 131 50 SECOND. .. C. 33.01; 5'reoIaDaIs,y 2170 9.70 710 1 Irish 650 360 Puny View 4 10 rmla Meets Monday Blues 4rn c nrlt 49. Dnr,ne MacAtec.r 117; Linda Nvvsom ISO Uonn Penton 171 Wednesday, March 5, 1915-38 L60-15 58.00 3,74 ' 15)0 RciWatt I I(, PEL 2995 Area Bowling SMJ FOR O BOWL AMERICA -'1' -"? HoIlpy 575. Fri dan-s I, '-, • cs' 'C Pak u w'L 11. Sharon Generation Gip t-tr-r Cu' U?.f'L r,, '..rOf augrite, I$ O'iv 175 ' kmghtsof Columbus .,l'rn T1ékfs Available at: Weeps Ticket Ag.ncie, Area Montgomery Wards or charge them at local Sears Stores. RES. SEATS $6' & $500. GEN. ADM. 54 children 12 & under 11 off above prices Wishdy Drop-outs i--i. ,•, ,i,.,-,i battery. Sizes 24, 24F, 5'; 42, TOMORROW NIGHT ONLY! THURSDAY, MARCH 6th 7:30 P.M. DpUtna 1111sinbIflt,r3 Co w;twn lii. aon aurheme $31. Pohl 711, Jim Atryg 711. - Survivor 36. 12 volt SURVIVOR - ,'. Tuesday Morn-pq Morn—p Swingers Sit-met run In peneAftni J&BRøIiq with trade-in 49.95 JCPenney Mini 8 track tape player. Fully integral circuit. Program selector, repeat button. Indtyid slide type volume, balance and tone control. Exp Installation available at extra cost. Survivor 36 six volt battery, sizes 1 and 19L. 24.95 with trade-In. Without trade-In, add $3 IO - - •• I -, iS.' a..' irt4,. 4 *4?. ,., A'! li— 41),. I.. I ti.*ç j t, 145 itI,. ,, "* f.",. 4 ,'' i. ,.. *,......... 00* like Howell 6-1, Meg Newman 5e00 Wheel alignment 41, o in doubles' competition. Seminole won the other Hir.'s what you get: FutPillinslon ifl$piti0 Set caatqr ard camber Adjust toe-in Roan test *MOGI U.S. and many foreign cars. AdI $2 each for car sO quIPPOd with either II' doubles' matc by forfeit, The Tribe girls are 5.3. Lake Brantley had only winners in its boys' victory over Apopka. Mike Constantine won a call 277.8000 for informutjon fjT!r:t 1 111111 oi Iti1 ]1Jj .Sutherland and Mercer - Knocked off Steidley and hale 8- service. COnditioning or tOf4JOfl bars. h.L -t4'i (II Seminole defeated Honda l.icclardello 8.1, SemInole's Cindy Sutherland and Sarah Mercer Wflfl by forfeit. CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's a Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 P. M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. 0 8.3, Marshall Woodson 8.4, ,.Cordon 7.ellers 8-1, Ben Tirk 8-1 and Mike Yagerman 6-5. Constantine and Turk eked out an 8-7 win end Woodson and Zellers combined for an 8-0 win in doubles' matches. The Brantley boys dawned Hockledge 6"1 Monday. CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Pemiey's'Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. til 9 p.m. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. �—,-- — - - - - - ---- - - _,-J -. - 4 B—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, 11. — Wednesday, March 5, 975 Citrus ProinAm BEETLE BAIL EY ELL , DON'T I i(60RR/ I CAV EATTE Tees Off Today ORLANDO — The Citrus Open Pro-Am is four rounds Involving the greatest Joun minus Johnny Miller and Gerald Ford, be, Thursday. Ftirty.elght foursomes tee off today in th Pro-Am. The I'nalIoursIesleavethef3tandlhsat 2.09 pm Pros playing include Arnd Palmer, Lee 'evIno, twotime Citrus Open champ Jerry Heard, Bruce LYampton, Miller Barber, Chi CW Rodriquez, Bruce Devlin, bib hfurphy, Doug Sanders, Charles Coody, Eddie Pearce ana Julius Boros. Amateurs Include Johnny Unitas and Joe Garagiola. Starting Thursday, the pros compeZe for SM,000. The winner will pocket $40,000. Tickets are available at the gates of the Rio Pina,Country Club, located in east Orlando. Miller who also did not compete in last week's Jackie Gleason ' For t Lauderdale, and fe Ford who played in Ue Pro Ant, are absent from the Citrus line -up ( [ TOT.1IN,OWEOpT\ WIN AT BRIDGE I ___ ' - I i - % — r - ii ii - I Open Swim )S and girls range (onference champs, are to n -in this year. favored ALLEY 00P DOC? ... Is -mr:RF- SOME -/ PARTICULAR _______________ -. T (' - Open. Championship rounds begin Thursday and run Friday, — BORN LOSER in The 18-hole full handicap tournament is sponsored by Ili,,, 3NT ARF qX WW TO Art L - — . g .., v. __ t-,~-4 : five flights. There will be no awards for - --7 .. III CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS HOW WAS THE EXAM, - - by A RRIEZE, WHAT DI 0 'YOU 3.'PiEJ TI'4IN( OF IT, , III is %%h-it do you 6) rk)w, .% Bid three notrump, Thii FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Sollen just diarn~nds. When the t fails to break, lie struggles manfully to find a ninth trick. The same gods of chance. who caused the ad diarmind break. fail to 3-5 -,-% action Its to be a gift to my daughter! Do you have one that speaks teen-age7 ur 444 Cbl Chi Rodriquez pauses on the driving range above, but li In today In the Citrus Open. (Ilerald.Photo by Tom Keyser the low gross. 5 The bidding has been InST( t of bidding three ( l iser he knows thu a suit will treik 32 some 68 per cent of )o partner has bid 0fl4 di art 'rd the ti me. 1 e goes ri ht after do ou do no ____ A .1 A contract. lie isn't really happy with the spade lead it lias kill. ed his chance to handle a 4.1 41 _______ Ir ____ - I South Finds himself in a nice i',ic I' comfU .1 1 three no rump Yu Stuth hold ) 0 k4l -- -s.- -PAJeRd-rC time %OU gist OUrSPI1 in U (ii percentages - So : SALE 7A LAIN r, Ifl Sansom _4 Alan I /X - EX IT T~"'Ma CTMERIZ lip V Loi-vv Send $1 for JA COBY MODERN book to: "Win at Bridge," (clo this nowspaper), P 0 Box 489, uoperatt with him and he Radio City tattoo New York inds up with light tricks and a N Y 10019 Lewis If S/MO - - 84k, PAYEZCR LAYER £/ 1A /1/5 F/N4 ' /fS11 I 1W 7M1 .. ; I N BNERIEF — fs e. The Discount Department Store Hialeah Park's D eath Coming s11 Surely MIAMI tAP) I a; an all inportant extra trick By Os%ald & James Jacoby You don't need to be a mathematician to know that r—I The Cancer Golf Tournament Seminole chapter of the to be played Friday at the American Cancer Society. M ayfair Country Club stillas Four prizes ill be a warded openings. by - HOW _: - 1III! . South in' tht lead cashes hic ace and king of clubs and has -- - I;I - n atte what %Vest does now \th F.t i ________ 17 ri ay Saturdayand Sunday. CBS will telecut the final two jilerald Photo by Tom Keyser) 31 olocrung It- id earn Julie Cook, who competes In and French Bolen and the butterfly and breaststroke, IIanle carded 440s. The bleachers at the Rio Pinar Country Club in Orlando will begin to fill up today as the Pro-Am kicks off the 1975 Claw AAK3 a 1*? , \iirUi Sth %uln( rable Lyman Tops Boone a 3 diamonds Far more important lie sees that a 3-3 club break can Ive him his ninth trick if amonds don't break Then our careful layer gives himself an extra c ance at no Cost "it '111 r At trick two he leads Pav; 177 Tuesday in a high school golf match at T%tscawilla. Gene Jones led the ad the Greyhounds with a sparkling 31, Mike Jones followed at 36 rj #5 # 1 10 6 2 AQ 108 A J 92 S0I;TII II)i AKfj42 WELL, rr CotiLD r - by Dick Turner collect 12 tricks, instead of the Slate Biff Baker, who swims the breaststroke and 200 IM, a Tom Siebert, who swims the 7 EAST ( YOU HERE •-— F - RAVE TO TALK TO SOMEONETHE! WELL, 1: He sees those fourciubs in dummy and reasons that maybe clubs will break 33 If they do and diamonds brea k also he can t wo - by Dave Graue WHY THE is UP ON FLORIDA, mnn defeated 41- 1 c RiKs ons The Oviedo Uons, last year's --____ ' ---- Oviedo opens its swim season and Kathy Robbins, today with a meet against frmtyler, spark the girls. Boone and Lake Ilighland. -_.---- I ' -)'•'_____ - J2 Q 9874 76 4 j / -J - !rcrr.1r, Li AA j TTJ slight hd A careful good pla~er lOOks around before playing to [tick WtTll Jf CARNIVAL (ISWtJ.I) and OF ~4UAIO$Z sin - L Evening Herald, Sanlord FL Mori Walker BLOND - The state Board of Business WOOD,GOODNEwSf1 MY #%%LLET WE'LL BLOND E FOUND YOUR G04E'IMUST'VE OU WALLET ON YOUR Losr irAQ0UN0 LOOK PAR DRESSER! BUMSTEAD , acing data In South Thrida may mean the death of ro e c Hialeah Park. which has ended its seawn deep in debt. The track, which has hosted almost all of the nation's tourist dates until WTI. ( AND SHE SAYSJ Q TELLYOU IE . Regulation's awarding In May of the 1976 thoroughbred 1ua1yno chance oraln1ng the Cc -- , I Hialeah President Lynn Stone indicated at the track's closing session Tuesday that 1977 may be a year too late. -I'm pretty wel.1 con%inced we just have to have the ( SWOPPiNG Ci,9 4 I - [7jJ1 rThn;kii: I WAS BET TER oI WHEN I WAS LOST'j Ti T ii I - ANTION GUYS' I P 4L I __ -- MARTYR ? FORA I • - ME - MRILOUS MISSION! 174 ASKING ( , 2iI -- TUMBLEWEED - - I - . u r $ I Young lei- L middle dates to have a sucveasful operation," said Stone. "1 think if the middle dates go to iflaleah, we can cer- tainly continue. Lacey Leads Kings BUGS BUNNY rwh by Heimdahl & StoW Stir a" "Pressure? It didn't bdher me." said Sam IAM. brake overhaul --5'. Honest Sam was talking about something most National Basketball Association players do best any opposition, :ommonly called taking foul shots. And Lacey d'spwd of those two free throws with 13 seconds left as easfly as he answered the question about pressure. 7be two ftve throws snapped a tie and sent the Kanm City Omaha Kings to a IMM victory over Um Phoenix Suns Tues&y night. Around the rest of Ow NBA, the baH bounced this way: Nfilwaukee 101, Detroit 83; Buffalo 104, Seattle 97; Bodon 126, New York III; Atlanta 109, t4s Angeles 97; Golden State Ill, Chicago 102, and Portland 117, Clevelaitd se. -. 35, 7!~~ qw, V HEY, STUART' q_ ' / I EAR ABOU OLL4ocK N .4') \ ®R ROAC ""Afto ZA101E ctu:i" tAA t Intlef all Ka-1 nottral WASHINGTON (AP; — A study being done for the Jockey Club indicates that the number of horse races In the United States has expanded beyond the point of diminishing returns The study also shows that the average daily attendance at race tracks has fallen steathJ) and the quality ofhcrses in training apd breeding h, .- de 'red Nicholas F. Brady, chahmm of the Jockey Club. a nonprofit organizaUon designed to improve the image of the sport, told the National Gambling Commission that the study was initiated to determine what will happen if POP P tire 'ion' T , Cal use will C iong '' Jnwjrn', (1.fl-"J straCfl' d munttily ent 109u 32 I' ,.'J,f '. i . ., heavy duty . ________________________________________________ - .. _____ _1111J!I " 'pt"1 ' 1 I shocks Installed with lifetime guarantee (ot-i,WELL... IT \ I ' I r uiuz I "W iri S reducesvif fs and "I think ue ate undennanned now so we don't went to do that. MOLL by Bob Montana H. . • " - - - E dR.' WHEN WE GRSOUATE, SPLEDiO.' SPLENDID! I MUST WRITE TO WE'RE DEAN RARLEY! LETTER OF INTRODUCTION - SVMPATMY 2 CAR7' ) - VQuROt(7 hrnrj better ride handling and most Im Portant a safer ride tool Take ad of 2 upper or lower a Joints replaced - -i **We have to look for the faL" Maddox said Tuesday. "We have to realize that 40per cent of the ostisduetothe economy and the other 60 per cent is In "ries, wages and fringe benefits for employes and scholarships for athletes." ARCHIE L__ #awiii.. I rar%l L _TTHE Ifi HERE. Yut-EF tiFNP IF TH14 I_LIVERTA~JkJiR ACTER 11 if - C rook s o Lawrence "l ip ' 1KItm GTIM -- A7 :- HAD TO TRv!;~; #4ER vr! L by Howie Schneider IF YUSEF THi5 HE CAN H ANME is i HEY, FIELE OSTO -- - -, We'll rePlace 2 upper of Iowef ball jointiii on your I- Ord or Chevrolet nd you'll feet the dillerencel Be sure your car ran take It ... potholes are out lhe,e Itilit wailing for ~oo •1½ —.-- I F j - J COtLEGE' 132 uris WAS WOR1HATRY . f II — 6 well 4 new hca,, cluty shock absotbers on your car and guarantee their satisfactory Performance for as long a3 you own the cart Good shocks mean intli ____ LVALjH IN -p-s I OFADvRSl1Y..t-t4H/ — -- if l BRJNGINe HGYE A.tsCfl-t NOTE F THE ToCHER, _sT - I CCtrCARE. —v_-iJ,U --jJ " .1 .. by Dick Cavalli . ' _W* I, WINTHROP ti '1hefte It rep.'1I Milk -~v Athletic Direc tor Carl Maddox of 'touisiana State has expressed concern about the growing ong of collegiate athletics. But he says he r STARTE D' 9 SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - KER GOT S I G NAL' T-- ) f i*hichever cornes lirso on brake 11FIgs, Paris and labof to( most Chevfolels and Fords. 10ther Arnefican cars comparably priced.) Here's what we do: replace linings on 4 wheels: turn 4 drums; 1n5Wt wheel cylinders; repack wheel beatings; check hydraulic Ilne3; bleea hydraulic System and refill; adjust brakes and road test. A Pointment may be necessary. Seriadjusting brakes S4 extra. SEC Eyes Money Problems r BY TE - 11 T ors 9' Racing Crowds Drop MI- .0W mila •• ' - p 1 ;6Z *32 no Imile-in ritcassary * FRANK AND ERNEST Of$gIIaI tread 8yTheAaiothtedu Its ot IncIdad - pocket type W mouIIU,.fC $*gn. and Ar'wms are f-oding on for dear file. Texas Tech and st:kansas were put on the sick list after Texas A&M*s IMri victory over SMU 7ues&y night. cotupled with Ba) lcir's 60-~5 upbet over Texas Tech, the tH.1t) gave the Aggies undisputed possession of the Southwestleadwithonegai-ne(ogojnthereguJarseason, OU - TexasA&M,TTcchandAkjnsas a re tIaflye in thtSouthest Cenferenu. basketball race. Well, actually. Texas A&.M looks in the best of health while Texas Tech SHORT RIBS -- ---,Th - compareoi.iyou can t do better than Sale it) effect thru this weekend 1 STORE HOURS DAILY 10.10 / ' II I I SAP4FORD 'KISSIMMEE WINTER HA Highwayllfl VineSt& I1BIGckP4ormOf nge Ave Airwrl Blvd /DAYTONAP)EAcH j DavtonaMaI, lj~,Sl THINK IT'S (4.. ea .0 ASOUT TIP41 To TELL I HIM Service Not Available InSanfordo KitsirnmeiiI, Cass4olmirry& so. Orange Ave, ORLA$DOEAST f MELBOURNE IWESTORL PowersANDOICASSELBERRY IORLAP400 1 1Corlie-rBatxockSt/ WesICoiona$Dr/ !st Near South - rel .1 HA pi$ ADOPTED? by Frank Hill IK ._•A T E PLiN) \1 v NE\T SC IN LTLE \ IN cuj IL �.'L LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford1 Ft. WEDNESDAY 8:30 (9) Movie (24) Behind The Lines 9:00 (2) Lucas Tantier EVENING Cannon "State Of The Economy" (24) Theatre In America (44) Movie 9:30 (9) Movie (13) Detectives (35) Double Action Theatre 10:00 (2, 8) Petrocllj (6) Manhunfer (9) Get Christie Love (13) Dick Powell 10:30 (3$) Science Fiction Theatre 11:00 (2. 6,8,9) News (35) Burke's Law (41) Pight Gallery 11:30 (7, 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Captioned News (35. 44) The Fugitive 12:00 (24) Man And Environment Ii (7 4) Trnorrow (9) Wild World An I ma Is (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Prle Is Right (6) What's My Line (9) 325.000 Pyramid (13) Movie 8:00 (2, 8) House On The Prairie (6) Tony Orlardo And Dawn (9) That's My Mama (24) Arabs And Israelis (33) Name Of The Game (44) Dinah 6:00 (9) 6:15 (8) 7:30 (9) , " b Mitch Vogel, the farmboy MAMA" "Trial and Error" , with a restless personality, He Clifton's 1.25 I I"hvpii the !rm, anti hcad,s ror Leonard, is arrested at the big city, looking (or cx- lie's, a rather indiscreet place. citement, but creating little (k so it would seem because problems. Leonard is caught with neither 0•10 ABC WEl)NLSl),y shoes nor socks on. The entire R MOVIE OF THE WEEK "The Kids" iiiattcr doezm't sit well, either, l)esperate Miles" A true story With Leonard's wife, Tracy, j of an amputee war veteran's who had been away, and wileelcilalr trip to reluxnei home earlier than prove his handicap is not ob- expected, I structing his effectiveness. He 9.10 NBC TIlE HOlLYWOOD gives himself seven days from STAR 1W ThMAP PAW flI. -'"WTY CHUCK CONNORS ,(Vk ________________ $ III ü KILL THEM - ---S $')fl ....L. ...L__$_I__ .., LUL1 N! R1 brother.in.law, - Midnight Show ______________________________________________ Fri., Sat., Sun. 11:30 - )flflCk$t!IaqTy Track and Field 1:30 1 MC*&*V1*S Pa*S.* LIfestyle News 11:53 (6) AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless Jackpot Password (35) Big Valley l230 (2.8) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) VarIety 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6. 8) News (9) All My Children 9 ('u.s TONY ORLANDO ilL tiiiii' lie Ievs the AND DAWN Tony has some veterans's hospital In Long fUflfI)' moments with Tony Beach to reach San Diego. Tony Randall, co-star of "The Odd Musante stars as Joe Larkin, Couple," and latin personality the (leternlined amputee, and Charo tonight. Joanna Pettet is the nurse who 8-9 NRC LITTLE iIOlL iN •*5. -.---- - -----------... flk in •.. In iui s-I.'.. nun. very THE PRAIRIE "To See the moving story. 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Florida Statules, wilt register eith the CIrk of the Circuit Court, In and for SemInole County. Florida, upon receipt of proof of publication of this notice, th fItitiOu name, to wit. Ill' MISS AND MASTERS. (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Electric Company r are Barira I'irkins have been absorbing story of han previous winners. workers and their struggle 9.10:15 l'llS THEATER IN during Czarist days, and the AMERICA "Enemies" Rerun A social ferment that led to penetrating and searing play by 1917 revolution. Maxim Gorky, a springboard .io rn ri.rxn.i ,.. .5 .,,. "! nrfti UU City of Longwood, Florida That INC parties interested iii said business enterprise are as followi W I) Marshall Joy H Marshall 100 Per Cent Dated at APCPkL Orange County, for his ideoIocal beliefs and the Run" Barbara R Pubtish' March 5. 12. 19, 76, 975 %5J MW 1'flJp Female Irish Setter. ',, ,,iri'cri arr (ill 3fl flft(f - 9-Good Things to Eat -- '' FRuIT ro SALE E V. FO5Ti, Lake Mary 372 Bid ____________ __________ - Jill - SEEN THEMJ J 1)ECATIILON 1)1st 1 s FIIRO%% ut:itn.isr. liJ r S'i F.I(.HT LIF rIM. Tamorrow --- Special Army t'nils jliilii Jill 1111 • ''1 -.- LOST ThEASURES OF THE [OLJNGE'PACkAGE STORE WEST. By Brad Williams and CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO DOWNTOWN SANFORD Choral Pepper, bit, Rinehart sin.ston. u-1 i'ages. $795 _______ ______________ & Treasures of the West," EJ-'EiVJj DIJVNEI r rvp Of Beer TIlES. -SA 5:30-10: 3( Jill I Or JVine Which shouldn't ( 1 ____ ____________ BRWA IDE THE BUCKET BRIGADE pieces of our honey dipped fried chicken, 6 hot butter tastin' bIscuits, 2 is - eeh?iii % .i 'bin t IF'LIML1 4'71 4V I5J YZa 717/* 1 $ tttssed $) 45 FRJDA y S'PLCJ4L- I BOILED SHRIMP -Huib PUPPY tries, (cued salad or cup of . - - $ of ting Ia haul something that bIg and that heavy around hoWd deter would.be robbers. ile figures wrong, of course. So do ttitof theothers, e pecially ti intriguingly titled "The Nail on the Head," "The 25 ThESE SPECIALS IN ADDiTION To (1(1ft I).%JI.Y 1.t'N('JIfS FVFVI-VC ' - II :tHi . - - !F.-V1 ' :t:fni MON. . -... -- - Reg. . 8 22 - - - fisluOt' and fun, $4,544 with $100 down and ISO met. (IS yrs.) at9 pat, per an. tate Rd. 427.23 L ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. -- ,r,.i,., si,.. iz.-,,.... - -_ - -511's ' , - - Good Thur,, Sat. & Sen, - : - ' - - -'S." miles east of 17-n. Ph. Sanford (305) 323-8160' Ortando(305)834-2299 HILLBILLY REALTY CHOCTAW, ARKANSAS 1237$ off. 54I.71S.4i ret S01-145.2370 Geneva Gaitlens SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS - - -- To Alt Credltor and All Perss Having Claims or Demands Ag,nt Sld Estate are hereby notlfid and rei'uir.d to present any (tiiyit an I ''k[ -- -' '.' (1 1 - '. ': J "-' - PHASE II GRAND OPENING SALADS - NO DOWN PAYMENT I. Your new custom horneon a lot of tour choice, 7. Adults II thru retirement, WEL.x,A np'n(lMtNIS 3 Families or Singlet 111W IstSl ___________________________ 4. Possible Subsidized monthly payments I rooms, very nice. watIr & gas paia, mud i,,vl n.t v.etcome 517 i .orlact us. you may qualify per mc $40 damage deposit. 371 JOHPIPIVWALKER 0711. r.EPIERALC0PITRAcT0R Groui'a floor furnished apartment 2 bedrooms, excellent neigh borhood, S13S month 377 '2l7 Newhoose,inarurai,rna Nodown payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subSidized to c"alifled buyers Call to 5 you qualitylt fishing paradise, among beautiful oakt, Rectal from $175 mo for mobile homes in(tudet free canoe use Adults only Camp Seminole, 372 4170, ________________________ .w. .i,V J ten stro iii S SANFORD 7%% By Henry Hoche, Inc. (J_tt_Q ,11III,$259I8l 30 year mortgages with only 5% down! CITY HERE'S A BUYP 1 he-drc'orrus, 1'; ba?i',s, 3 equipped kitchen. carpeting, other -- 6AYFAIR EXECUTIVE HOME! Four bedrooms, i baths, beautiful kitchen, dining room, family room $125,00. bath, Yrsur as, ______________________ MLS eQ4ped ,n business at 700 KaIhenlp ere Ik cOunty rlOrids und - nie with the Clerk Circuit register saidname with the Clark of Court, SmIn& County.the flor'da theJrcuit Court . Seminai, OcCOrdin(e with the ov's of FIôrid In accordance *ith th -, ______ Editor tlIiOP1nf0rd lish lde'f FWefi,ltf'(j I PAYI'ON REALTY Req Re-al Estate Broker 11)01 2610 Hiawatha Ave aIl7 97 t.r., 3 tr ?S d:s, 5192 me annual Pct rate, $73,500 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 . _____ Furnished 'iCed to !.ell attractive tiOnieoverlooking lake, corner lot, new roof. )hiirm It,jitpi Will SpIt F HA H artman Realty Inc. r.t 1nc Ii 186.6 - I- -= I .' -'". ' . . "I.. CaU for App?. 322-3103 Remodeling s1.- 'Lffl ri 5AP410p0 PIE VEE SERvicu 2311 ','i lt 5? ) 1111 - '' 78Ftorcycles ___________________ - -- Motorcycle InWrarBLAIR AGENCY 3733566 - 6G-Of-f ice Supplies ____________ _____ 1970 Yam4ha S"O CC, Inn Strt't helmet included Geneva, 319 511$ 1974 Yamaha 175CC Er'urcoomul,s.ssso $626 after 6 - ' itos He'Øg' Viburnum, 1' ' for Sale ______________________ Pick up iunk cars FREE Sm,l: price fr others Call atte-'r I p i' 10 7'. Well Bunched _______________________________ 11 00 202W 20th GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW iii sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin tn machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of S7$ or 10 pay- I ,....aa..- 3727517 Cypress Mulch Tropical Plants Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Aye, Sanford Datsun.Subaru Sale Let me- till your spring garden spot '74 some below dealer cost, tin' or mow your vacant loft, Floyd come-first chole' Plus Fia.'s 722 3191. !,!'!!' finest Used Cars, Dick Bird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's &1-Equipn'd for Rent Largest dealer '73 Datsuns _______________________________ arriving dilly. Ph 131 131$, Open Svndays 126. Re-nt - _....- 04 . •IS ., Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI.S0 per day. cANMULL'S J-UMNITUM S'.-.. '. "''"" CalIreditDept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 30; A East 1sf St.. Sanford 322 9111 L Eves 869.1116 1973 Monte Carlo Burgardy with OurgiOGy v'nyt lOu, factory ar, cruise control, automatic Trans mission, power brakes, power Steering. 57,950 Can be seen a' P011 Of Sanford. 323 5750 6s-Petss,,l' '----- ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KEPINELS 1949 Pontii Catalina Bedroom set. complete SIOS. convertible $4, HEATED KENNELS. ouitars. $15. new living room set, MustselI 37)1344, 1120, 2 twin beds, $40 complete; You can Qt a fair price when you I9T7FOCdLTD brownmetallic fully lidiCS desk, $25. Dave's Furniture, advertise your "don't needs" in lcadno eltr,1 sharp 17.095 C,lll 500 5anfor Ave. 3239)70 the Want Ads Don Pope, 32) 165) Dcaler, -_. _________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU _________________ ___________________ JUST P PHONE CALL AWAY Accounting Tai Fe!ijrn, 20 ,r S i'tper 'eci.e WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Points, Call 3727813 anytime, 1 'o ?EattRd,17975JC RESIDENTIAL REMODELING (ntnince P. Remnboftom, 377 7199 COMMERCtAL UCMOOtLlpG $4m Hi$S School ri,', i Lawn Care _____________________________ &t. I :,w SF FV ICE (IC.sr up.'. lP1tChfl r' lqhl h.lircj 373 0553 u iCb Pest Control __________________________________ 491 BROwN PEST COPlTlO, 25.67 Part, Dryc' 322 7S -- - Beauty Care I' 1(, 11 1, 1.,, Boarci;og & Gre REALTORS -6.INNIF's BEAUTY SHOP, Sanford Ave Master fli'jtjti,, _____ eves by ,sppt 32? 3977 or 372 1476 COF1( Service '•' tumi,,' CENTRAL - 36% S3Is lyl ________ Drafq 42-Mobile Homes " u '.Ii 'i S , i. 'ii c,, Tree Service I Yru-u ,: :'.. .. i: ' , __________________________________ Wall Papering PAUL SLATEII Protit Wallpaper h4,ing,'m Licensed Res'dential, Corn rm'erc 'at Frees [5tir-Te- Ph 3776571 - Laij'nsts Counter tops, Sinks in !talltlon avalable Bud (abe-It 37250)? .6nytime- Well Drilling tiatnr,,j, _____________________ ,,, -- LOISCe-- )n '433.6 Nt-* -'----------- ANDREW MATNEY P 617 SIll Pf'e 7 bedroom block force nil,,, ri com1rcte 10.jriclar,on wont, for %ign, equipment, Dumps ('ft Uro.'rgr, 01 above qrOtjnt %tOrq tnk. Dewater.ng. e (AbAtion. driveway culvrrl ,jops. and head walls. retaining w011 kCith P Smith Construction tn 305671 115$ St.. 71 Ptr n'u'rz -- lit tttjn stA?tAt1 . tiL.'Ul'm SALON tlorricrl H,irrieti's Beauty Nook) 5.19 1. Pot' 322 %7j7 - - Pet Care .',. carpeted roof, throughout P idiculoutt d low price 373 7920 after S 2727179 - I andctearnq srr i r la-,a'. fur drive',' .sys .511 f 37791i7 , ____________ - NEW HOMES New Commercial industrial Dcscv' Construction Financing ¼r,?h Air ondtt,on,ng Sneak Previev , , i us.', I - I ___________________________________________ ris,rr.) t w I fast results at a low cost Try one today' PP'ip,i 37'? 2811Cr Ii l94''73 Wttt '. t&fll , I t ('ii',' i SPRIPIItLER 5.YSTt,'.'. All lyre's usrwj Were-par nd SCI y (i' STINL '.tA(l-flp( .. StiPplV ((3 p',',' r'' Flof,4a A,, SANFORD. FLA. fl34420 _________________________ ili Sip Si$b s s s*j, .- _-'-' ___ .tcOv MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Sanlom ii 373 5200 On,y - C&A Backhoe Service I A tea One Inc. ___________ •'i'. It4 '.'1 BUILDING, REMODELING REPAIR SERVICE 372 367* - - offee Appllance - Land Clearing Personal Tax Service C #'?' (. Home Improvementi ________________________ nt needs' Serve a useful purpose again when you sell p Smith Conttructpoi-, Inc 305 621 them with a Classified Ad w. Garnett White 1)1_I 7i Hrs. Nadine from the Herald Call us ____________________________ Broker. 107W Commercial today' Don't delay! Just dial 1 lntcrior Exterior Plastering Sanford 377 isa' 377261) or B3t 9993 10 place Plaster pAtChing and Simulated jour l'v, CctSt Want Ad brkk Specially 372 .2750 AD'S' 'n' !'ed 2 22, I'. ________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. bath. desired location Large Lot 171,500 CORUETT MENI ALL TYPES OF CAR REnt PLNTRV AND REPAjR5 37 ESTATE. RE,SLTOR, 6,6117ipi Wa -__________________________________ I4t't! & .'.r COnditiOning Ii: yr old 3 bdrm ,, Sanford For free est,mates, (iiI Carl arpei.1ry, Ren'icx,ieIn,4 . AUO.l,,u carpet, central h & a Owner t4-irr ,t SEARs in SanfOrd 372 ___________________________________________ u',orn Work LcenSed '''I Pranft'rrc'cl. ilnulleclate $'fI'CeSIifliOte 313603$ possession fly owner 126,900 37) Help an "tntlaton poor" Healing & 7116 A.r COnditioning (on?,,ittOr Concrete & Carpentry, Carpørts Call fl,'-. SIr] Additiont, Remooeing No ot to,: c,1t15 largeortoosmall Freeestirnat r 3721571 Anytime 14" .' l 7 nil bedr I' frii1e' Am tnhou%et '',All Ii, wall car,,,,, waiipsper. LW,mi In xmtttsen and rio maintenance lee. LOW, LOW, LOW 7'. psI interest under tandem plan Hwy Il 9710 75th SI we-St $0 P1dQewOOCI and follow the aad - F _______________________ ____________________ JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC OPEN NOON IlL DARK CONSTIRLJCTrION k-bc, Additions .'II.TJ Plan now to vacation this year your own PLC vee from 62-4,.awn.Garden Singer * * .,.,.', Sanford, Fla. 75-RecrediuoniI BUSINESS DIRECTORY Homes, Lots And Acreage refurbti,c'cl Sp.inrth styic ISIS Street 211 W. 25th fl' ----_-- POLL'S ______ _______ '* Central F'rida's borne Must be seen to be' " $24900 T,'rrr 1.2 & 3 Bedrooms Publl$hIthl7 t78 Marct, 1975 -- Commercial Properties FROM '16 Feb 17 19 74 March 18. 1' M East f I I - Cassetbei-ry. 1797 conveniences. Ne*Iy painted, Si Si Senore 547.1040 z: 1 Stan's Auction -- MULTIPLE LISTInG REAL lOP bAde-cl yard. lovely home, nice 377 199% 1919 S French area 3 bedrooms, 2 baths occupy 377 7371.377.1194,377 7361 onqualifying Secill You'll love it 377 1959,372 1144 $31,500 ____________________________ Ciassifled Ads are here to help you buy, sell, re-nt or swap - at a low :: ice ,,...r. Call 377 7611 or 93$ 9593 - 1. Auction . Days - 322 6173 Nights 372 5-471or Pretty Yellow House equipped $195 mo 647 505! _____________________________ 3 Bedrooms, fenced yard. carpet, air, stove aid refrigerator, 37) 5795, After 6 ($1i95 SIt' yev'II ' - - paneled, carpeted and furnished. Can use as 7 or 3 bedrooms, 2 I Bedrooms, 7 baths, with all the storage buildings All for only Amenitiet Privacy fence-, fruit trees Assumable mortgage, 114,500 511.000 NOW LEASING Close to everything yet away from it alIl L.arge wooded lots. Street lights aPaved streets ISnwers •Sidewalks 72-Auction ----- ROBSOI'I MARINE 29flHwy 1797 372 5961 51-Ho tiold Goods * a'v., .1 Stemper Realty Sanford 3 bdrm . 7 bath, central heal I air, carpet. dra1's, k,thn OF DISTINCTION 1971 Vleetwing 16' fri hull Bownider. 53 HP Chrysler. Tilt trailer. $1,050 373 63-49. - Beautiful Immaculate S HOMES - floral bridesmaid's gowns, Used office furniture 19lIHOndaSSO 10's, 17's, II & 16 Matching Make offer Atle, 6 2403 Woc.,i or steel desks (executive desk Ii each 372.1114 See at 3779501 8. chairs, secretarial desks & -Hiawatha after i p m _______________________________ chairs, straight chairs, filing 1974 Yamaha 360 Enduro S?reet cabinets, as Is. Cash Orud Carry. One lot of used red wood legal, new inspection. Call after 5 -- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ROKERS , - ' , Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle potlti0i Like new condition, sold new for 55*. balance of $45 cash or REALTORs 3fl 635) or 645 73)3 brn,'. ( - - ,. ' ,. Formal weddirm gown, featured in Bride Mbqazine. Originally 5755, now $30 Size 5 10. MSTching picture ha', %S Also 6 organza me-sits Of $1 FORREST GREENE INC Convenient Location - - - - 76-Auto Parts _________________________ II' Welicraft, '71 Mercury, IS HP, ReConditioned Batleri 112 9% exchange REEL'S ItOD'r SHOP with power trim, and trailer 1109 Sanforø A,e 11,400. 372-7311 alter 73" GirlS bike, $10; IC gal. electric watcr he4ter, $3. 100 gal, steel oil tank with legs, $15 '61 Dodge Polara. $350 3723193 ' bedroom home Central heat and air.beautifuloaks fenced $lS.50() WE TAKE TRADES 7S6SParkDr • -n ti(9pm,Fri &Sat riyrD ,,nfl,',, Anrs.-x, ''- - Cobla, deep V. $973 5 .p Johnson Back to back fold down seats Excellent condution. Call m 8831 after S 373 1719 central heat & air Large family room. with fireplace, excellent tOCifion & tir,,n' ni 5)1,750 ' , '' -- HP Mercury, Cer tilled trailer, electric winch, electric trolling motor. Other accessories. Will tell to high,st bidder over 53.600 by Mr I 644 lumber.andc%,epoolpump BEDROOMS. spacious. corn for table, I bedroom. 7 bath. - COUNTRY LIVING yet close to city ________________ eotrapc. - MayfaIr. 3 Bedrooms. Carpeted, central HIA. fireplace, private dining room, 7 lots, Orange trees By owner 535.1)30 377 1195; 373 2160 I BR, 7 full batht, family room & den, plenty storage $25 322 0197 after Ip m 3 Bedrooms. ii, Baths 7uiet area 1 bedroomt. ', baths, Near High Scbooi years old Owner needs to move _______________________ 17Zt)3 3771110 Add ee , ,___________________________ Owner will negotiate 173.900 3 BORM, Air & Heat, 107 Temple Drive 1173 month Call after S pm 3736441, rr i io,:, ,,tt,,, !..i nd I Uurm 1135 Mo, 7 Bcirms $150 Mn .9dgC&vi&le 373-21 II AFTER HRS 372044* 377 3921 ' Accessories I ' M1ko17' 1941 Hwy. 17 92OpenSdt.&Sun.9 S ________________________________ 339 2920 26045 'wy U 92 REALTOR 373 577 3 Bedrooms Nearly New _____________ 7753365 Sale MAITLAND FLEA MART REALTOR 372 92*1 -. I - - - GOLD J Buy direct from manufacturer II' FiberqI fishing boats Have some2nd's Call3fl 1019.377 pain - CailBart Real Estate ---- .... -- 5aturda P 7,' .',anted 1!' 71' Fiberglass i 0 with selt.frade trailer Will trade IS' boa? or lot Opefl daily 10 5 We toe equIty 372 7453 Also, 3 Bdrm, 1', baths, central BUY - SELL-TRADE heat, garage, on corner lot. 311 3)5 E First 5t 377 5472 120.100 Termt )77)fl __________ _________________ & .- SANFORD FLEA MART I' Milc C onl6and I Sat Sun 93 3727599,321 0770 _____________________________ , facing Lake Monroe _____________________________ 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, dining I Florida. Central air & heat, large lot, Loch Arbor, $700 mo 3722101 33-Houses Ii Laths, ce'ntr,il H & A. carpet, nice for children. 173.303 Terms Harold Hall Realty -. ?EALTORS _____ MORTGAGE t . BALL REALTY Choice Listings • 322-2420 Anytime Professionally Managed 322-2090 ______________________ '------- - 55-Boats - KULPDECOPATORS 109w, Itt st 377 73 25 1IOE 2SthSt 372 66%S - ___________________________ than 2 chIldren. 372 7741. Sanford - 3 bedroom, 1', baths, central Picat & aIr 11*0 No 'ease required M. UNSWORTH REALTY, 3736061 1505 W. 25th St. ---------- - Peg RealtstateBroke-, - for 50 -Miscellaneous . " F flIJ 5' At() 'J ti Vard 5,110 ?S?. I,.rf'l IOa 'i pm, Sat and Sun Clothing. furniture, odds and enth, ms If rains will be he-fd neil wrv'hc'ncl - TAFFER RCALTY - 69-Stamps.COirts on everything Come see our new location THE COIPIS BARGAIN GARAGE. 73* Hwy 1797, Fern 5EMIPIOLE COIN (fT[O Park, Wed. thru Sat , 101, Sun 12 109'i'i 1st St . 32) 4)5? 1. _______________________________________ A small Ci,sscfecj Ad - . - PC OPENING SALE March 1 Women's btouses and men's shIrts. 73 ce--ruts each men's arid women's $lcIis. $700 Low prices - -------- ltd ALL PRICE RANGES _______________________________ 5411 Early American Console Color TV, 377 beautltul cabinet Also Color WO'ODMERE -- FURNISHED! 3 portable, Other Misc 373070$ bedrooms, nice fruit trees. NO QUALIFYING NEW 3 BR, 2 _____________________________ equipped kitchen, carpeting Good bathhorne,alleatras $).000down -------372.72*7. shape? 129500 - 177 Country Club Drive 5110,7 bedroom, family room Information lnwsadow WITH YEAR'S LEASE -- - CASH 322.4132 or used furniture. appiiances.too$s ect Buy I or 1l)t 'tm Larry's Marl. 7i', S.,nfrd Ai,e '' Garage Sale Mon Wed 7721 Hartwi-ll, Sanford "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 517W. Itt St 3 bedroom home fenced yard, patio, Newly decorated, Plo more ,,u st a S4--G pi-1y 46-Commercia - Wanted I buy used of f ice furniture Any Quantity NOLi-s (asselberry, Hwy 17 92 *30 _____ '- Merchandise Jim Hunt Realty LOCh Arbor ::".ct:,. 373 7191 COLOR TV. $lI.9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 6-u l. -- Will' REALTY 3236061.3230317 Realty .. Broker M. UNSWOR'IH REALTY *03W. 1st st extras. Only Beautiful 3 bedroom, I', ... - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - Unfurnished On l,i,e, paved street, I yr lease, renewal Option, 6 rooms, central heat I. air, 1st & last mo 373 4430 Rentals ______________________________ 43-.I_,)ts.Acreage -. 68-Wanted to Buy - - 30 Acres sari (A- nvcii',J Lake Mary, between 3r & .111, ,iI V,.i Bumesi Ave.. 3 (.11 '.ntitti l school B. flellucO. 1917 Louite SI, Crystal Lake, Illinr.;, ftI)I4 REALTOR 372 7191 .____________________________ . -- _____________________________ JTIfl ___________________________ ()' 373.7fl 32-Houses - VA- No down, 3 BR, I', baths, extras, dead end, corner lot, fenced, trees 177.500. 327.379) 7 BORM, furnished or unturnisfuect Adults preferred 323 5151 or)72 6620 - - Reg. Real Estate Nrokeq __________________________________ 7321 Park Or ___ 31A-Duplexes ________________ , - '' I Iidrms *''Get'EM While * * they're Hot! * FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on _- - 53-TV. Radio-Stereo 3 BR frame with ttfcericy opt rear Income $200 mo. Owner holdirug total $13300 377 7643 LAKE MARY -- New 3 bdrm _____________________homes Make color Selections. f1'SvCd ttrctt (ily -,.i4ter, %7t,'1ixj 47-Real Estate Vanted with only 1700 llOv,n Government ,. financing. 834 1649. Builder Li%ting', Wflnled Quirk Crijr?l'uu' Lake PRIVACY Top area Ire-es Citrut. Dock 9rm Paraci,se area 30's Appi *31 ?S59 131 6*77 Peg Roal Estate Broker Licensed, I? room Quest home 24775 Myrtle Aye, S,,ntord Central 1114, attract,ve, rent i hon 321 510 Bdrms , live In downstairs, Ideal for retIree $6,000 down, assume payments, 1211 37 372 4911 ________________________________ ______________________________ ASSUME 327 11 lion 377 ftarned couples only, no children, nopets 7617 Elm. Sanford 339 6956 _________________________ Mrs Mello I or7 6noom AduitS On,y Park Avenue Moble Park 75.15 Park Drive. 373 2.61 -- _____________ ________ 67A-Feed _____________________________ JlP, DANDY JAll FEED "Ouy Direct 1rm Boxcar" roRMLv's, E 16, S,ir,tord 37) 473j - 377 7643 - 3226457 At'rr Hr Immaculate) BR.Sl7SMo 7 BR Duplex, Sl7SMo 32) 6250 S JOhn Barbery Prt1st Feb 19 76. March S I? FICI1tIOUSNAME NOT ICE it hereby given thai e are engag in busin t o, JAMES) Efficiency apt , rushed, newly decorated tiso 372 7296 after S Adultt. No pets. ____ 1957. DEK 117 nty, ____________ all utilities fur 3 BR, I' zbaths,carpet, central heat air, fenced, range, refr.qerator $700 mc 377 631S FREE T.V. Seminole County, Florida in ac rordance with the PtQVI$iOnt of the Ficlitlntis tfir' Slatutes To Wit Sect n h5 9 F SlOtutet nri vs -FICTITIOUSAMI Notice i hereby given that I am ' - Ptii'lih FurnIshed I h'ornor, air (Ond apt Itt floor, adults only No pets 327 9480 ____ demands which you may have the estate of HARVEY W. CONOIIIONING SERVICE at 170$ McCALI LV deceaSed late of Park Aye, Sanford, Florida 37771 Seminole County, FIorid, IC. the intCfld% to register the said name Clerk of the Circuit Court, and with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of file 'he same ifl dupilcite and as Seminole County, 1-lorida, provided In Section 73) 16, Florida DATED this 19th day of February, Statutes, in their Offic, in (he A 0. 1971 County Courthouse in Seminole Fdward H Moran County, FlOrid., w'thIn four John M. Hill calendar months from the lime of Ps,hlih ret, 74. March 5. 17, ' the first publirCtjot, hereof, or the 1975 tame will be barred OFK IS) Filedat Sanford, FlOqid, thiS 71st NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS day of February, 1975 NAME STATUTE Comili, McCalty As Executrix TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice it hereby gisen that the S A Edwin Shinhotwr undersigned, pursuant to the SII1NI4OLSCR AND LOGAN "C,itiO Name Statute." Chaer Attorney for Petitioner Fli'*t F1thi 1à509, Florida Stat,,Iei th rirt..i r..... PublIth Seniinole County Flonidat,,, 24 Marth S l97i rerCipt of proof of the publication of notice the flcf,tiou name, to FICTITIOUS NAME wit- ORANC,EW000'S FEEt) AND Notice 1 hereby given that I am TACk -r.tu'r whiih w are enq,(.d QQed In Ou%iness at $757 t 5 t l3rcsdna Strett f rfturs Cl Winter Park Seminole vieoo. Florida 72loS County, Florida under th fictitio That parties interetted in laid name of HANDYMAN JOHN and r5ifletsent:rpre as to,io*,. that I ifliend tO ristr , tionit' I argo utility rociin. p,inlry and loIs of cabinets in kitchen floor to ccilnq bookcase, built irs desk In bedroom, fenced yard. loft of trees 7 window air units All for (WIly $77,50 fl3 11)1 eceaset. of GENEVA HEATING AND AIR Patricia Johnson ion M Johnson Dated at Oviertø Si mincta ( '-', F l: I. 77, lvt J Wayne .ohnson Patricia Johnson L.s 31-Apartments Furnished ________________________________ I' baths, with central heat and air - robbcrs.1JefiguresuielogjstI . 11 95 - - segriable S to 7 people ' - "The Vasques Ingot is tale of intrigue and doublecross in which a not ovi'riv tnstlrli' mini' owner h;:s l:i: .st1ur i'tL into tsu huge UI' I'ULS weihinj about 500 pounds each) in order to discourage 95 - au jus, baked polatu, saladureupofhomemadctoup Feeds $ - engrossIng . ROthi HF.tJ' - homema4e soup. ne most part, attention holding. "PECI4J - Farm in Arkansas. 10 acres. Part level and open. Part wooded and sloping. Good tillable toil. Near hunting and only 6 mIles to Greens Ferry Lake and its 40,000 acres of beautiful blue water for _____ th BAKED ('HICKEN - with walnut dressing, egetatait-, tossed Falad or homemade soup TIJITR Si) -1 F 'PF('J -IL thing I I cIudil in thus voluc are, mr it '1 sir up t.f hometnade soup, rulls & butter Pr gravy - all that irn. - an - - COVE - DEK 111 . 41-Houses Sanford, Fla, ________ ' MR. FAMILY MAN PLATI TODAY FOR TOMORROWS NEEDSI I . . Unfvrnlshr'd, I bedroom opt., air. carpeted, onty 591 50. 377 7296 after S. Adults. no pit DUPLEX. Fur, or unifurn Ideal t 2 bedroom duplex apartments. location, reasonable rent. Ph. Furnist*d or unfurnlsoed. 60' owner 363 3771 anytime. ,, • CARRIAGE 1 - Two bedrm, api., or large 2 bedroom house. 3739370 from 9 to 6. _.._ ,.. 'lu!ni,y, ,'or,aa Legal Notice -____________________ ri buin portant. The story is the / DeB.ary, Adults Lovely large I bedroom lr, ideal tar retired persons 661 64U; fl7 8051. , 't matter - -, i RAkE 1) %IF TI 0 T' T _______ ______ ______ ____ turn SANDLEW000 VILLAS 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, 3237170 HARVEY W MCCALLEY, the undergn,'ri desrnj to engage -. ,PLCJ/1J1S Evt1ivjjvt, '1 ' ' --- Brad prospective readers off, since whether or not the bst loot still - - JIl bILbIL VU 1. 1 fl -f facts have been augmented by legend." MOBILE HOME PARK Rentals from only • Best lot selectIon now available In Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on display Sheriff Publlthi' Feb 19, 74, March 5, 17, - - Bamboo Cove, 12 DORM, shag, air, sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near city park & Sanford Plaia. From $110 Airport Blvd. near Sarth,vj Avi 7731340 - Grow your own food on a small in re: Estate of NOTICE OF INTENT TO REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Williams and Choral Pepper tell where such hidden riches might possibly be found, although they point out early on that "the writers admit candid. ly that in mnrt of these tales there is the probability that somewhere in the story the u_.I._.ullIPl\ the coffins that are shIpnIn the bodies back, 11:30-1 a,m, ABC WIDE WORlD SPECtAL "Academy of Country Music Awards 1975" Cow ry music fans will want to stay up late to find out who has been picked as the best of the ll year, _______________________________________________________ Dreams of coming across a long-lost treasure trove flicker through everyone's mind from time to time -especially when tax payments arc due. In "Lost Jil Jill Jill _____ '1 Ull jlJ CLUB F JIll "-•' HITS FROM THE 1 TO° 40. SOL'THE RN ROCK £ ROLL AT BIG DADDY 5 & THE BACK DOOR li . Real Estate _________________________ Real Estate - - _____ Flefr,qcra,o, (Or S,IIC $7') Oel1oa 57i 3110 10' i 50' Parkway house trailer, excellent condition with air. 57Ø 323 77(J) MOSSIE C, BATEMAN Peg 323-6650 1120 Florida Ave. 7277611 o' $31 9) __________________ Carpeted, a utility building, aluminum awning, appliances, Located in San M South 17700 I 919 131 9121 - '?0OFrencPAve,373 7340 Scenic Wekiva River's bass ulll states Iii Storage 5pce ADULTS PlO PETS 115W 2nd 51 30-Apartments Unfurnished ',SANFORDI t For Rent. Olficeand AL)Ut 25 ONLY P11' - - - '. - 65-Pets.Supplies , -- - - •"YC Dôbprnin ,)nc;tc pupL)P, IENMOPE WASHER, prtS. Champion lineage $75 losiSo M' service, used machoes, And son, 314 571g. MOONEY APPLIANCES 371 0497 tsKC German Shephe-rcl pups. 51% each Across from Baker's Oar A small Classified Ad brings big °r call 7237100 returns Tryoneand see Call Idyllwilde- 3 bedrooms w,tti dc',ble garage, 7 baths, family room. dining room, utility room With built in sink, appliances, fIreplace,? patios. lenc.d, wJh or Seminole County, 1 toóOacre tracts, without abowe ground pool 7 mos Sisseral locations 11.700 (0 $4,500 old 373 $411 per acre Good terms Terry Realty, REAL TOP, 'I71 0711 Property -- ,ciIe home. 1C'xSS'. with a I0'*?O' rec iii patio 7 AC's, fully C1.IFF JORDAN, REALTOR 1500 Sq. ft .220 Volt. Ideal for rep" thopor warehouse 7221371 or 373 8420. AVALON APARTMENTS MARINERS VILLAGE APIS I & 2 Bdrm. turn or unfurn. 3202 Orlando Dr . 373 1670 u•i 'ltInu' RUiC ShOT PUT F.I,I w .323.S3, ll_ jllJ Jll 29-Rooms SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS jlliJulli Jul Rentals Gentleman ci Woman To Share home and Expenses 377 5791 F/ 37-Business ____ -_------ - - 3 yrs old, 3 bdrm, It baths Central air & heat, carpets, drapes Only 520.300 Low down, low monthly Call 131 5772 90 PEA' FSTATF. INC 1-2 BEDROOM APTS Jilt alll HICU JUMP says SANFORD • 3 Six Month's Lease Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air Wall.to.Wi11 Shag Dishwasher & Disposal Pool & Clubho'jse Laundry Facility W4dr.fsó,y, Marc,, 5, 197S-78 52-Appliances -- - I fq the best cleat on a new home Priced for quick tale No qv,slily,ng air. $110 mo ft --_________ ---- ,,.. US INVENTORY CLEARANCE .. F I -, 1?? 76(I) * BARGAIN HUNTER * 2bedroom trailer ______ Make It a Happy New Year Pay off last year's bills an Start Saving again. Plo Selling experience "ecessary. Let's talk about It ff Southvest Diva.; Oil 7.5111 5t.; Ott Locust Ave Call 414 3079 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. 32-0142 • - Two Bedroom $174 ON LAKE JENNIE , jl CROSS CO TRY AVON ______ LQke Jennie APARTIT1ENTS Liii-iiiii - iu Nddeanen Truck, tire and livt Serviceman Experienced needed in changing split ring truck rims and farm tires Paid Insurance, hojpitaIj:atlon twu weeks paid vacation 1st year Apply in person to S. M Hair, 555 W 1st St. ____________________________ MURCOTTS $3 OOperbu 377 67)) 377 0)82 FLA. NITIREMEPI I DREAM Scenic Wekiva River 't bass fishing paradI, an.unç4,beautiful oaks Rental from 1175 ma. for nobile homes includes free canoe USC Adults only. Camp Seminole, 7274170 Evening Herald, Sanford, - I Bedroom Mobile HOmr __________________________ tarry Saxon. Realtor .-- '------ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that another man. However, she by virtue of that certain Writ of e. suffers a rdtpe of an earher .JI o1 trid unde' On the Train I i_i_iRi the seat of the Circuit Court of emotional letdown when her _____________________________ ______ O 6 Seminole County, Florida, un a Ioverkilisanotherrnan, and she ACROSS 41 Summer (Fr) final ludoment rendered in th I seeks shelter at the sanitarium aforeSaid court on the 7th day of 42 PAus drama ra.T I Voo A Feuary, A 0 1975. in that cftain where she had been a patient. 41 Make happy 1ITr -,,-,. suppOrt IA entitled, .1 Ed Slraugs,.,. as iV1L 46 Soaks f:ai Cannon is hired to track her 4 iron track A eiecutive director of the Florida 43 School sign Eo down. 8 Dispatched by Department of Revenoe, Plaintiff, Spanish cheer _____ L 13 'I f 10-Il CBS HUNTER "Trial By vs Local PubIicatlon. inc., 51 Chinese IP L TI onr. wnicn ireaiu wrii i.iri i'.tul icrror tiatrelt's lather is 'riri ______ 'i _______ [i]D1L t' E4c4ç 3 Sea eagle Execution was delivered to me as Pr sages kidnaped and held hostage by a o g iJ Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, II Girl friend (Fr) 1IIL • 57 Man Ui Charge demented arid man I have levied upon the tIIOwing seeking 15 Negr'Io Smallest 31 Allot -- Of train 16 Arriving at revengc. Barrett is nhli&tpd described properly owned by Local a -- F,an.,kwn '' PubUcr 18 Unconoited done to Settled in to mental - and u' fear another 33 Before brutalities as he tries to rescue Florida, 61 Ti more particularly 20 Hope kiln (var 62 Soldiers COufltI'y 40 liii neasur. descrIbed as follows his lather, 21 Aeriforrntue( 10 Girl's name 43 Aleutian isiand All eouioment &rid futnitur tai..n PdM d,n,l ti - &iu.. rrInuLr,LL.g ?(,j(e5k ienei II Two-year-old 45 Monks tills from the office 01 the defendint, 64 Units 24 Rip 47 Mail "Vengeance sheep (p1.) in White" Local Publicatloni, Inc. at 729 28 Thoroughfares 65 Koko's weapon17 Roman road rscsptscies Petrocelli has a tough Whooping Loop, Crane's Roost, 66 Hattem; 30 Paper 13 Used in some 49 Eight (comb. Altamonte Springs, Florida In assignment, in a case made measur4$ tludingrefrigerator form) DOWN even more diccicult as his own 33 Some trains four 1) deskS, on, (1) credenza, CarS 50 Wading bird probe carry Only this I Train lourney 23 Slanted 1yp progresses, An three 3) arm chairs, three 13) roller 52 Solar disk 34 Factual 2 Whit (Sb) evangelist's wife is accused of chaIrs. one (1) digital clock, black, 54 ItaJisn family (1) Hermes Ambassador information 3 Kind of jacket 25 Roman bronze 56 Kind of gee illurdering her husband's efectrlc typewriter, one ' Texat 36 Printing I Came to 26 indifferently 56 Female saInts manager after a violent Instrument TL 3000. 165.593 S.on (I) direction 27 Snare destinuon sb.) four-drawer file cCbinCt and argument and she's arrested 37 Strongbox 5 Went 28 A11u580n 5$ Docks (ab.) asSOrted mlsceIIan,ou office 39 Secular during - a revival meeting. 6 PreposItion 29 Male deer ()Q) and eouioment. Interesting look behind the and the undersigned s Sheriff of minole County. Floridi, will at scenes of an evangelist's life 1100AM Onttie 13thd$yf March. and the backstage hustlings. A 0 1973. offer for tale and sell to Brenda Scott plays the accused the highest bidder, for cas, subject wife, and Michael Anderson Jr. to Y and atl e*isting InnS, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole her husband. County Courthouse in Sanford, 10-11 ABC GET CHRISTIE Florida. the .jbova d.%4- r,tierj LOVE "The Frankenstein tonal piopfly. All propirty being stored t Allamont, Garage iii Connection" A grisly case for Altamonle Springs, Florida, Further Christie tonight. The probe Information available from the Civil DivisIon of the Seminole County takes them to Paris to break a smuggling ring. The n&cotics Sherif f's Department. That said sale Is being to suppliers murder American satisfy the ltrms of laidmade Writ of tourists, then smuggle the Excutlon John C. Polk, heroin Into the Uniteti IJll APPEAIIING AT THE LUI THURS.FRI.SAT Masn 6 thru MARCH 29 rrier In West Sanford Area Answer to Previous Puzzle lJli LEE WILKINSON, VINNIE LA $5050 DAVIDISON.OREGCYR KIM VAN NYMEOHAN Salesman for sales pnsstionw,tri wii establishea firm Demo & sell small qasotne p('ws'red machines. direct to user Srrn,noIe Orange AbOv average returns so thar.ga for honett, h,ird wrkinq, experienced sales performa Sand reSume for intrvvicw to Box 565. care of The Herald. P.O Be' 1857, Sa',ford. Ha 37771 FOUND DEL 21 Shirley Knight, Jill St. John and their impact. "Enemies" is an guest-starred as a married ________________________ NOTICE O SHERIFF'S SALE ________________________ woman about to run off with ___________________________ FORREST GREENE. INC RF, .LTrR S'17) AS3oc 377 323 937! IYIJ. 34-Mobile Homes - - _____ One Bedroom $144 AG000SALESMAN - lsn,verot of work. Call us II you have a real estate license, and a desire to EARN ?i'OREt formation leading to recovery ol 11uIt mate Redhon.' Hound Tatoc 1II flsid(' Iett iar 211 3161 qaqed in Dt,i', n the DON'T MISS, THE BOAT Py Overlooking this well located 7 bedroom, I bath home, with Study & porch Walk to shopping Only $16,00o Good terms Call 373 9110 '- _________________________ $50 PEWAID for return of or in - I ae cntli,.'. foe I usr couple No çw'ts I aki' Iwlvik'uus. \wimminQ ______________________________ ____________________________ A fishing I e,sc' 377 6106 at F rankllrs firms Conveniently located just two blocks west of 17 97, between rairway Plaza ,,nd Seminoie. high School REAL ESTATE SALES Have Opening for full time licensed associate For app' call Larry Saxon, Realtor, 32)9110 S--Lost& Found NOTICEUNOERFICTITIOUS 7 bath, heat. carpet, large yard 1300 down 373 1217 I - 42-Mobile Homes -. - , 3 Bdrm, ftc 1st & last, couple Only, 321 0159 "Quiet Elegance" COnvenience store managers Li penanced p'efcrred Sat,ir pluS Commission 3fl 0015, Confidential inters laws FACED WITH A DRINKING PRO OLE M Perhaps Arolrntic Anonymous Can Help ('MIt 173 l5! Write P.O floe 121) Sanford. __________________________ ____________________________ FRANKLIN ARMS Apartments 18--Help Wanted - '' (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes One bedroOm furnished hog)(', $90 Sanford. Excellent (Ond If you've v'arctic-d fc'i' the ulIimtc in ariartiri,-nt living, youll find it - Environment II __ 4l-4Iouss" - ON THE LAKE 373 79M Jackie Caola Swim School Heated Pool. All Ages Lecithin! Vinegar! B6! kelp? N ' all four n one capsule. ask f (24) Man And 33-Houses Furnished -- Sanford Al Anon Family Group p o 60* 533. Sanford, Fla, 3fl7i (13) Ofd Smothers Brothers Ur MAStERS COVE 11-Instructions nile 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News t ICCJ ithJei Welch, Kim Novak, -- 6:23 (2) ProfIles In Education under which is Ilub hope's special (his month. Bob tj( as 30 young actresses are honored, and hIm and telesision make-up artists select that young actresses they believe will become stars. . -Apartn - SRnu$i,l Live leuhOrn titilt, while they last SOc each for I to 50 Ak each fpr 50 or more Cackleberry Farms. ': mile ott 41 on Samsuta Dr to Cackteberry Farms Sign I 901 178 5159 IS ALCOHOL A PROULEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For famIlies of trind of prcUlenl Øf ink er s r further information rail 12) ASh _____________________- -- 9-Good ThHKJSO Eat Learn 'o MuI,s,. M. u.L.I .i1.. Enroll In AppIi classes at 'DL. "Suflth n. K,t ctir", bQflr'ng ?.%arch 19th a 730 p in Direct inquires to P.O flo* 115 DeIton. - , ___________________________________________ (44) (31(tCk Forum ________________ 3 Cartoons Sunrise Jubilee Sunshine Almanac I Dream 01 Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) News (9) Born's Rig lop Sho,', TO Oz" Wednesday, March 5, 1975-6B 6:73 (2) (9) Movie (44) The Promise -' 4-Personals TONIGHT S TV (6) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration .. --------- .'.''-.' ----------- THURSDAY MORNING '"'','"' " EtYouBusIness.!DI32226iiOr83iççQ3 �-- J Mill OR—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ---.-- Wednesday, March 5. IflS — 2438 FRLNCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE - Evening Herald, Sarford, Fl. Lawyers Obiect To Immunit Ta9 FDITOIFS Non-,: -' - commissioners TV insurance companies the doctors in America Vre arguing today thot medical malpractice ~aws should be abolished. The doctors . and the in tvnim.1111,111 I)MIN BATH COMET i 4 COP Ir LIMIT 1 t---..__— by from suits and a free ride for fk\NT BALiGED RMAF W.RPOINT flAfl 98 •t : Y.-M:.%41'?"k C-ne S•'ce N J 8-OZ a S . '-12 OZ. 4i - x . 60 YDS. EVEREADY WJ~ ALBUM MASKING PHOTO $. AG'.ET,C C & D BATTERIES rc / •\ \ - \ .. - 11 Ir OVENWA WESTINGHOUSE LIGHT BULBS quafl CPV baker I-quart o3iCaSSeIoe P..quafi jet, - ioaf pan, 60,75 & 8ounCe meas. uri cu cr ate i •• too •. WATTS LIMIT 6 TERIES . LIMIT 4 BULBS IRONING BOARD (ACCTTrTArIrtPOPULAR SIZES NG . - • - R •. -. : - DOLLAI 7 PEANUTS Ben MT1 i PLANTER S DRY ROASTED CANDY P0 F PEN = - •••t TRImCITY FLEA MARKET LINED FURNACE FILTERS PAD & COVER SET RUBBER GLOVES J-WAX PITCRAFT LIQUID KIT FASHION SHADES EVENFLO CENTER - AUTO MOLS , ~ A, PRM HOSE BABY BOTTLES TaWe Top UU11 16 OZ. 12* c SATURDAY&SUNDAY MARC H 8 & 9 j RENT TABLE AND HAVE YOUR GARAGE SALE WITH USII of 11* malpractice Insurance com• RRIVE AUVE HWY. 17-92 ROAD IN LIMIT 1 ALL OFFERS P4 THIS AD EFFECTIVE • - — •. u b lix reserves the right to limit quantities sold .. 4 " . .'. 775-2"3 , [ J - T LOYOD t!:LLc: PLL T5' MPH 6 THRu K -SOF 775-2241 distance, There's more than one way to save money on long CLEAR M MAyB;111"ahlINE EARTH BO You just have to know the facts Here are . 4 easy ways to make every call a bargain. CREME RINSE NATURAL pH HAND BALANCE SHAMPOO LOTION 8 oz FLORID) Money.Savmg Fart #i . & ENTERPRISE ORANGE CITY 775-6097 775-6094 GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAYSAFETY COMMISSION distance p one calls HALF GALLON SHOPPING Another phase of the problem I,. h 24-OZ BOTTLE 771, RA D•iir PLAYI injuries. A POP M LIMIT ONE PACK there are also a number Ow TISSUE .. LIMIT patient to seek relief In court hundred dollars a year at a time medical examiners should when he is Injured, when doctors were making an include lay members as well as There are many excellent and average of $25000 a year. several attorneys. conscientious physicians. But of do -------Z_- TI and hospitalswho are sued repe because Of Z ttvir failure to practice good N torah S ot t PACK develop a personal relationship competing companies so Outt Methods must be devised to uith their patients. The doctor physicians and hospitals would make the physicians study the is too boy, too brW arid too have the benefit of competi tion. current literature in order to businesslike-, this creates an For years a doctor was able stay abreast of new develop. animosity that causes the to buy insurance for several ments. All state boards of tUTf C C EN'S ELSIE R 0LL Aiinly There are many factors inflation and the recession. AU their medical carelessness. contributing to the present o( this ha.scausedproblemsfor The medical community problem. the insurance carriers, m ust begin to clean its There is a shortage of doe. However, medical house. There must be more tots. More people can now malpractice carriers don't peer review, more honest fact afford good medical care and compete. One company will finding studies, medical are goig to the doctor and to write the coverage for all of the education must be up'tated and the hospital. We live in an age of doctors In one state. Policies physicians recertified once a lization, Doctors do not should be available from year Just as airline pilots are. needing detailed ublix ^LJ A The Association of American does the price of groceries, The move to abolish the Trial Lawyers believes the clothing or gas. contingency fee comes straight primary consi&ration Is the Unfortunately, many of the from the medical malpractix patient's welfare arid his legal insurance companies have insurance companies and their rights should be protected. invested their premium dollars clients, the doctors. It is a Allowing the doctors to erect a in the stock market and in other strenuous effort to grant the fflo1unmumty Is unfair to rnvestrneniporflofloswticli medical communitynununty medicine. We should have more doctors, more medical admia, mwe laramedics and, This would relieve the congestion and allow medical personnel to give better care. We need to develop an injurI prevention program. We need statistics to investigate and analyze the frequency and cause of medical injuries, wW we need a program to eliminate the major causes of medical I the '' have, in turn, been affected STAMPS T e Put)IIX Peop)le W11 1 take these cases out of the court the doctors who pay the in. system to be decided by some surance premiums would like to type of arbitration cormn-dttee aboksh the contingency fee where the odds would lie In the system which offers the client insurance company's and the 111. SPLNCE an alternative between paying doctor's favor. rates? flow are the rates his attorney an hourly rate or a This is wrong: doctors are not determined? percentage of the ultimate entitled to Ws kind of im, Be)ond question insurrnce settlement, The aboILOunent of munity. They should be held rates are increasing in medical the contingency fee would infor their ;n, -A rungdoings just as every other are in every other type of in'- malpractice cases because only citizen is. Immunity from fault surance. Inflation affects in- a wealthy person could retain a breeds irresponsibility. surance premiums just as it lawyer to handle his case. their patients. NOT BE UNDERSOLD WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES respective states should gather statistics to show the number of c!alms and the true ratio of insurance premiums to losses paid. insurance companies want to WE WILL PRI"ce GOODT,110 MARCH 8,1975 %OVM%7 i All you mot do Is Present us with ow RA container it" " o0wr PH. 322-8270 Today the same physician 4:is to pay $4,0W or $5,W0 a year for insurance protection. However, his income is now $100,000 or $150,000 per year. We think that the insurance The author is a Miami attorney and head of the American Trial Lawyer Assn.'s malpractice 0 1 Our PACe DWBLE TIAE DIFFERENCE IN CASH Wednesday, March 5, l75—C 3rd. Great Week! OF Lei Sup*Ra Oil your piescrIP30n — It OnYOfts bests COflUTuttee. By J.B. SPENCE The Herald Services - EYE DROPS SOFT PUFFS BAG OF 260 LIMIT 2 LIMIT 2 IflI[T I ........... ............ FRESH & LOVELY CONDITIONER • .. LIPSTICK 05 FL 02 ic Ihh'I - _____________ LIIIIT I Money-SavingFct#2 : TV THE EVENING RATE WEEUVUDIM can dial attywlve in the wWe country 1MWW-&Wft Fact 03 THE lam I ~ffA-Tr N M12 NNW This very srpmal rate is in effect from' 1IP.M fill 8AM. every night of the e3 and is lower than If* evening rafe. You c3n dial direct arV*t*re in the whole country (except Alaska and Hawaii) for 3 minutes for just 75C or Im plus tac A al Mature 0.1 the Late Night Rate is the Mighty Minute" HAIR DIRECT DIALING F I AOUA NET Money-Savingfkt*4 13-OZ. LIMIT I LErrER SIZE peratorsastance — cf- SKIN CARE MEDICATED HAND S-GRAIN BOTTLE OF 100 UQUID MOUTHWASH AND GARGLE. LOTICN LIMIT I ___ MuLORASEPTIC (3 6-0Z. LIMIT 2 _____ ____ I'Y' -Awn BORDEN'S 1F ELM BOX OF too ctrect-dtiI rates (Q fl)( ucdita'kfofonernrnutearidlt will I 37 - these sWol low rates ap* ordy if you dial ywr own IoN distance calls 1TtOIy rne low LIMIT DESITIN QUAUCRAFT BOTTLE OF 100 7-OZ. A-qMRIN Fog%" I -_ EXC__EW N TOOTH. PASTE SPRAY Here's the (nost im wtant fact of all. Whenyud,aId,rJ always ve PEPSOMT ICE CREAM Mm RADRIJ HEATH BARS • REGULAR!! [IJI1E ICE ON THE ELOPING — & PRINTING Share a smile Dial Long Distance LIMIT 1 ithern Bell )nigITL Ea 6 PAIC — EXPIRES h - VSLAWL~LLILI 116"" h 11 EXPIRES MAR8 -- 1,11,11h a APR 256 99ANY KODACOLOR ROLL — , ublix where shopping is a pleasure EXPOSURE SE c I I Ii_I - II - - -.. - ..•.::...:-.:..:.:::...:..:.:.:.:•. - - -- - C :::..-..:.:-:..:.:...-. - 17 92 EXPMES ..... -- FROM W __ �C-Ev.nrng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Roll the dough 1 teaspoon salt cup Sugar equals... severalfold. Many people thin equals. Pour Into greased 9-inch 1 been more expensive than One-thIrd cup sifted into 1-inch balls; place ' Inch 4 cup shortening, softened trying to use otjier sweeteners granulated sugar. Unless lcupcurn syrup minus cup 11;4cups 'a er pans, and bake in you confectioners' sugar apart on ungreased baking 14 cups honey instead of granulated sugar. alreadyhavequanUtIesofte 1 teaspoon vanilla moderate oven (350 degrees-375 of the liquid In the recipe I pound brown sugar equals... sheets. Bake In a hot oven, 400 Two-thirds cup water 1 and one-third molasses 2;. cups firmly packed Some pointers are Included degrees) about hand, it is probably just as 2 cups silted n degrees F., for 10 to 12 minutes 2 eggs rfliflU3 one-third cup of herein to suggest ways of expensive - If not more - to L'0 the 1 pound confectioners' sugar teaspoon salt or until the balls are set,but not 1 teaspoon vanilla extract making such substitutions. , substitute other swee t eners for FROSTING Beat 2 egg liquid in the recipe equals. 'i cup finely chopped brown. While the cookies are 2* squares 24 us.) 1 cup powdered sugar, whites with Sugar performs many func. the sugar in your recipes. Also, . teaspoon salt 3 cups sifted nuts still warm, roll them in conunsweetened until stiff enough to hold up in Packed 1 pound honey equals. lions in cooking besides adding depending on your family's Confectioners' sugar to roll fectioners' sugar, cool and roll chocolate, melted. I and one-third brown sugar, pea Pour 1 cup honey in fine sweetness and enhancing preferences, the eating quality cookies In IN cups in confectioners' sugar again, if Sift together dry ingredients, stream over egg white beating lightly spooned Into the Cup flavcrs. These functions 51)OuId may not reach their ex. 12 ounces maple syrup or Have all ingredients at room desired. Blend Into softened shortening, constantly until frosting holds 1 cup honey and reduce tiqwd molasses equals. be of primary consideration pectations and they may not eat temperature. Cream the butter Add L cup of liquid and eggs, shape (2 to 4 minutes). Frost In the recipe by k4 cup. I 1i ' ps when making substitutions. For the product. In that case, you or margarine until it Is soft. SNOWBALL FUDGE EQUIVALENTS and mix until flo:ir Is damcake generously; sprinkle with 1 pint corn syrup, light or dark example, the type and amount would be creating an even more Add the sugar and vanilla and CAKE pened; then beat one minute. of sweetener in cakes will affect expensive situation due to cupshreddedoconutoroUer 1 pound granulated sugar equals. cream until thoroughly mixed. Add remaining liquid, vanilla, nuts, the eating quality: tenderness, total waste of the product. 2 ClipS equals... Sift the flour before measuring. 2 cups silted cake flour and melted chocolate and beat texture, moisture, and flavor. TABLES 2L 4 CUpS . . . References vary. Tiw type and amount of sweetener will also affect the Quantity Rights appearance of the cake: Reserved volume, crust, and crumb. WINN DIXIE Stotts INC Therefore, any change in the COPYRIGHT- 1975 v type and amount of sweetener can cause some change in both eating quality and appearance of cake, When making substitutions, another main factor to comider LI t!rv!atlon:hip of rne .. ..' . ingredient to another. Please note: A change in the I— amount or type of one ingredient may need to be balanced by correcting the amount or type of some other ingredients in the recipe. For example, when honey is sub. c PRICES GOOD THURS MARCH 6 PINEBREEZE USDA INSP. GRADE 'A' FRESH FLORIDA ALL WHITE stituted for the sugar in baked [IF PEO products, some corrections . C THRU WED. MARCH 12 may be necessary for the liquid and in some recipes for ihe leavening agent. Why are such . • S ' AR R OW corrections necessary' S RS ASSO• Corrections will lessen the amount of change in thefinal product and-or prevent a total SAL R' "flop." Specifically, in regards HIE BLUE to the preceding example, honey has a much higher moisture content than 0 I VE SAVE ' C. granulated sugar, thus the need 39. CItX 4 to adjust the liquid. 40 cola If the original recipe used 1 baking powder and sweet milk instead of baking soda and buttermilk or some other add PkG B O TTLE containing liqukd, the leavening agent is adjusted because of acid in the honey. Baking soda AST.• .li GRINDS THRIFTY. is used when the mixture contains acid ingredients; for ii ZttlI example, buttermilk, molfisses, igj ••" chocolate, honey, fruit or fruit COFFEETOMATO'ES 4. APP L E juices. Use the same amount of ••c. sour milk as sweet mlbc caIed for in the recipe, and substitute SAVE I Lk % \ one-fourth teaspoon of baking I ¼,,. soda for each teaspoon of -. C 11%_Ø $ baking powder. •'' 33 Honey can be substituted for ' sugar in baked products by \( I following these procedures: —Reduce amount of liquid by CANS 1 1 CUP —Add a hail teaspoon baking soda for each cup honey Off, SOu' SMOOTH I CRUNCHY SAVE $ — THRIFTY MAID GRAPEFRUIT 11(10 INSTANT PUDDING I PAMPERS DAYTIME pe;e_tab:u:O;ee::; 39 Peanut Butter . '°: 69c Juice. . . . . . . . . . 46 atc Pie Filling . . . . . .31,4' lower. rxc; 29c Diapers . . . . . . . SAVE I - A 701 CRACK 0000 DIET DELIGHT HALVES Honey ruc.. PONCO LONG THIN Salad Cubes. . . 'BTL trise, which is one-fifth zwftta 59c SOT'tines.... . . 2 ' 49c . .9°° Apricots . .... .. 43c Spaghetti . . . . .. SAVE II - ARROW PABRIC than granulated sugar. CIACE$N GOOD TOASTER Ci I PONCO E1Ow uooked foods made with Softener . . . . . 2 Pastries . . . . . . 2 honey are slightly sweeter, 1 00 Cocktail . . . . . . . CAN SAVE I ARROW 33c Macaroni . . . . . . PKG 27c SA y 35c - DiXIE O*iiC ROwN N' SERVE SEEDED OR if DIET DELIGN? JIM DANDY ferent texture from those made Cleanser ..... 7 FKG 11 01 C as "' 88c Pears ...... C with sugar. Baked goods CAN 39c Quick Grits SAVE 20c — THRIFTY MAID 1 FKG SAVE SOc - DIXIE DARLING RAISiN CINNAMON, FRUIT 01 DIET DELIGHT ELBERTA HELLMAP4,#S $3 oisture from the air. Candies Powdered Milk Pecan Buns.. . 2 ' 88c Peaches. ...... : 39c Mayonnaise . . . 32 °: and meringues made with honey may absorb excess . .• moisture making them soft and sticky. Freezing Intensifies the . I honey flavor in baked products. A -• -• For best results when using honey in cooking and baking, '. • follow recipes especially ., •f I' designed for honey. Some people may prefer to ., ,'•. '. decrease the amount of sugar 4 instead of using another sweetener. flis best todecrease all the ingredients, i.e., make a smaller amount of cardy or • frttines In the case of baked I goods, just expect these slight changes: . decrease in volume, decrease in moisture, , texture .•• • .• . not as "light" or "velvety," decrease in sweetness — which A is advantage3us to some tastes that prefer less sweetness. Note: The decrease In calories isan extra bonus. Naturally, the degree of a .. 4 • changeisdependentonhow much%oudetreaethesugarjr) —i -RJ ticrepe.lt1IiL side to use I about '. or one-fifth less than . the amount given in the recipe. • For example, in a rcipe , requiring 1'. cups oi sugar, use one cup. - . . --. -------------- •-: 1 ::,: -ruiLt' di-atxc, --. tiv. end product will be more HflLMANN•S SCOTT CIII? SOY AR 11 MEAT BAItS f 16e a quick bread Own a cake 6 $198 TASTE LA LA.,4 or codde. Tartar Sauce. Liquid JAN 49c Spag etti . 4C0AoN1 slig W$SH$0t4( IIAUAP4 Swcetening equivalents as Fis Sticks . 0 UPTON WITH JACK 0ATAt TM 79C TASTE 0' SEA FLOUNDER OR 909 47c Dressing. . ... . among time pro&KAL For Cookies. . e Noodle Soup... 3CAN' GEORGIA MAID 'k 59c Perch Steak. . 2 cooking and bakingted . 1V4 DANDY $1 59 got • MRS PAUIS especially designed for their 16o# Sweet Midgets. JAR 55c Dog Ration.. 25 $12 $519 Sc tines. 9*6 PKG 73 use. Remember they don't have 14 ot $129 HUDSON fAMUY Fish Fillets' DIXIAPJAPQY AG MIXED VtOI?ABt1s CROWDER PEAS JIM DANDY (5 (55 $1 fl he p'eservative qualities of , CUT OJ[OKRA CUT SUPEIBIAND WHIPPED ' 4 tCugu_ 49 Napkins . . . . . • • PKG IT 53c Dog Rat-ion . . iO s s2 Green Beans . . . PKG' 69clopping . . . . • . 2 '$1J050P4 ASOR1IO As I U date, I the CO1T $100 A5T0 FCJR)(.Q BIG cti s oioco,1 Towels. . 47c Aerosol Gold 0 CAN I as granulated gar. Other 11' J of Lima Beans FKG 79c 'Eclairs..... 2 10PKG I 69C wetenersinthdebrovn FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. . SAN CAD D 419 E. FIRST ST. are -• I! - uster Rolls 3 '0 I I I I t - Walnut Candb ar C ki es To oo p ecipe R ., : 14 teaspoon vanilla 12ti by 94 i inch rectangle. Cut or 4 minutes, then remove with water and 2 tablespoons light 1\ WALNUT The best cookie recipe we've Set aside 21 halves or large third 3 inches wide) and In 7 wire rack set over a sheet of ed confectioners' sugar until COOKIES come on this year is delightfully pieces of walnuts; finely chop slices (each P, Inches wide) wax paper. While cookies are Smooth. the remaining nuts. Blend the crunchy because finely chopped butter, sugar, flour, salt and along IVj-Inch side, With a still warm, spread with MCI,,cup walnuts j: ____ walnuts go into the dough. At wide metal spatula, lift onto late Glaze, but do not cover nut cup itter or margarine, our house, layered between vanilla to make a stiff dough; ungreased cookie sheet, placing garnish. Let stand until Glaze is stir in sheets of wax paper In a tightly softened the chopped walnuts, about 1 Inch apart. Press a thoroughly dry before serving Tartar -•. dosed tin box, the cookies ' Shape Into a rectangle and, if walnut half or piece on center of or storing. Makes 21 large cup firmly packed light necessary to have dough firm each. Bake on rack above cookies. stayed crisp and fresh tasting brown sugar enough for rolling out, chill. On center in a preheated 350-defor weeks. Their chocolate Chocolate Glaze: Melt 1 - Sauce a prepared pastry cloth with a glaze held up well. Though the 1.1 cups sifted flour gree oven until very lightly blespoon butter or margarine; cookies are deliciously sweet, prepared stockinet-covered browned - about 15 mlnutc, stir In 1 t&blcspow unsweetteaspoon salt crunch), for weeks. rolling pin, roll out dough to a Let stand on cookie sheet for 3 ened cocoa, 2 teaspoons boiling . ___ • .-. - Walnut Candy Bar Cooklr, —1 ;lI) Adapted DELICIOUS BOTTOM ROUND ir AV . Quantity Rights Reserved DIXIE INC *' COPYR ICiflyStotts 1975 - , By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Tartar sauce, the accompaniment Americans enjoy so much with fried scallops and fish fille!s, was probably adapt. ed from the French Sauce Tor. tare. In our owm innovative fashion, we've rnvtt ch ir e in the original recipe. According to Irousse Ga tronomlque, the great French culinary encyclopedia, Sauce Tartare is made with mayonnaise, hard-cooked egg yolks and chopped chives. American Cooks have kept the may. onna Isebase tAjtthey have ce. tainly changed the additions. in most recipes for the sauce as it Is made in the United States neither the hard.cooketj egg Yolks nor the chives are called for. One of the earliest recipes for the sauce comes from the "Cooking School Text Book and Housekeepers' Guide" by Juliet Corson, published In the late 187. To about half a cup of mayonnaise Miss Corson added a tablespoon each of chopped poraley, capers and gherkin and a teaspoon of chopped on. ion. In 1896, when Fannie Farm, er's "Boston Cooking School Cook Book" appeared, she too w, 14, , -/ LB. MARCH 28 IS NATIONAL NUTRITION WEEK EXTRA LARGE EGGS . 63 El — --Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. By CECILY BROWNSTONE only hall a CUP Of brown sugar Associated Press Food Editor is called for. W=D BRAND U.S. CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF IV - r '• dS1amps 10 fut1het Vin - 7 8EFF PRICES GOOD THURS. MARCH 6 THRU WED. MARCH 12 ima • p , , , •• , , - - -.-.• . , , - a p aA P £ A iA c,r u S CH OICE, . • • , •. - . - - $ gave a recipe for the sauce but . . , • e • . . . . • • - , • her, differed from Miss Cor. son's. Fannie included Juliet's parsley and capers, but she called for pickles rather than gherkins, shallot rather than onion and added olives and tarragon. Corson Although (In I do not cond uct a cooki ng school as did both Miss New York City) and Miss Farmer (in Boston, of Course), I've just concocted a new version of Tartar Sauce 01,e all my 63ters have enjo)ed. Instead of using only mayonnaise as the base, I com-bined it with yogurt. And since Juliet called for gherkins and Fannie called for pickles I used bo th pickle relish and chopped sour pickles. Juliet's union instead of Fannie 's shallots go • A • I: .• - • s , O.c!) - g — I , - -- ' I W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE $UI EYE BONELESS Round Roast . . W 0 TASTY IIYCFAOE WEST VIRGINIA THICK Beef Oratties 3 Porf Roast..... 9 . WELvE 40, SIZt . Sliced Bacon . IRISH SH ULDER BLADE BOSTON BUTT Rump Roast dL 0 LB 9 88c Sliced Bologna Pork Slices ..... D RRAP4D USDA CHOICE BEET LII 'N NI' 929 is p £ Pork Sausage. . M' A . B P AR1A . . . . . . . . 98c Sliced Ham 89c Franks . . . . . . . . Tenderloins . ' A into my sauce, but I've bowed to '1 88 S 2?c . . $9 SIicei Barr" . . . $'1 09 s - FARMLAND . . . . . 9 LB Canned Ham . 3 $499 C':N • I I I • 4 4 £ p . ' ' • ' • a ' • ' . . A . A I • • . • I 40 I the "fastest growing fluid milk product"United States. Fur ther, the average Amencan now eats three times more yogurt Um he or she did five Yews ago." With those figures under my belt, I decided that what many re ders of this column might be waiting for was Yogurt Tartar Sauce. By the way, Yogurt Tartar Sauce is good to use lots of other ways besides accompanying fried scallops and fish fillets. For example, it's great for satdine sandwiches. To make these, I lift sardines from the can and layer them on slices of buttered bread, then spread generously with the Yogurt Tartar Sauce, add layer. lettuce and top with buted bread. Really quite the best sardine sandwiches I've ever imcocted! I I I dreamed up my Yogurt Tartar Sauce after coming on a release from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture that cited yogurt as to W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE 5(11 WHOLE (CUT FOR STEAKS) CUT A WRAPP(() FREE $2 69 Loin Strips *011 19 $1 ' OSCAR MAYER 10 . . • • p . 'PKG 99c Ito SEE? 69c 2-01 ' • W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE WHOLE CJT I, WRAPPED 11111 i:1 - LB W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF WHOLE (6 10 $ LBS AyG) CUT £ WRAPPED 11111 $159 I TURKEY U PY , Patties W 0 BRAID USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN Strip Steak . . • . . $2 . . . WO BRAND COOKED 9i9 Shoulder Roast. W Meat Stew . . . . . It. W 0 BRAND RlFM (MAtiI?!S 5.?t a....-. WO BRAND USDA CHOICE Sill BOHFIFcr COPE LA LAND • . p YOGURT TARTAR SAUCE cup real mayonnaise i cup finely chopped green olives cup finely chopped sour 12 . - . . -. - - - - • - I . a i • • - . -. - Ww . - . - . -- - . - pickles . •8- a I Carrots . . .. .. 3 Cheese0od... 89C Biscuits.. CAN PALMETTO FARM $129 SUPERSPAND IOW IA? SWISS STYLI Yogurt ....... 4 Biscuits, . . • • iiLN(Pc . .... . loci p . $100 , Orange Juice . 2 Waffles . ...... SUPERSPANO COIEI t aCT CAN 39c Creamer FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. IRISH FLORIDA 69c Oranges 39c Baking Potatoes 99c Onions . . . 3 $'J09 EGGO )A(I ftJ?IfR&It, RUSSET FRESH YELLOW ASTON Cheddar Cheese PI(((IJ&V , • -. 89c Pimento Cheese SUP?IBRAFID MILD DAISY STYLI - . '• MERICO BUTTER M( NOT ' SUPERBRAP4D SINGLY T' PPED SO IS AMERICAN SAVE 37i P I - ASTOR rfa', 39c Lettuce. SUPIRBIANO SANDwICH Ice Cream 4 . 5 BG 59c 15' . . ..... HARvf5 Is" . . ... 'aG SUPEISRANO ' . . . . HARVIST FRESH 909 Cc 6 age 12' Sa a Greens.2,0, 39c • .... . SIPS itTUC[ SOSTON LETTUCE. ENDIVE, ESCAROLE ROMAINE 59c FudgeBars....' 79 $100 Jelly Donuts . . . .PKG 79c Mushrooms l MORTO GLAZED OR . . . • . cup sweet pickle relish 2 tablespoons minced onion ounce container plain yogurt (lCUP) Stir together the mnain,: olives, sour pickle, pickle relish and onion; fold in yogurt. Cover and chill. Makes about 2 cup. Keeps well. 1 mfluence d IR(ij 00ift"W"34 1001 SANFORD Hw to ma-Im iendsand . . . . ILS 99 419 E. FIRST 51. IWOML FNsi&sboc °°d �- -:• Herald. Sanford. F!. - Wednesday, March S. 1975 -:,-v '!-'-' ---i; :--•- -..- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IOU ATITYNIOSIVET - Wednesday, March 5, 1975-7C in! Th V : L L SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER 7 DISCOUNT PRICES w% • DAYS A WEEK —— -w __ -- WED. MARCH 12 THRU 8: 00 N THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD THURS MARCH 6, SANFORD 329 SANFORD AVE. STO RE — — WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT U.S. D. A. FOOD STAMP COU PONS Bush Pinto Beans Bush Navy Beans . Bush Kidney Beans Bush Chili Hot Beans Bush Dry Blackeye Peas Bush Baby Butter Beans • Bush Great Northern Beans ,• — ... . S HURFRESH GRADE SPI LYKES SUGAR CREEK (6-TO-8-LB, AVG.) 300 -1 CANS L:---- - - PANCAKE •1 . AU ' Vermont M aid Syrup 24... BTL. 1. -- -. l • / . SIZE BREAKSTONE PINEAPPLE 00 REGULAR 21,11. PKG.9 68 __ ____ KRAFT INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED . ...46oz CAN 48 LB. 97c IN OUR DELI DEPT. IN OUR DELI DEPT Fresh Sliced Bologna ...... LB. 77c -- HICKORY RANCH FANCY I . LYKES BUDGET • Oreo Creme Sandwich J 184 S . lit ____ i =L ______ Sliced Bacon , • £ ........... I - hOME MADE . . . . . LB 67c PURE .. __ ____ - -- FRESH I SHURFRESH S LB $1.27 TENDER iver ..................LB. C AIL I POST SUPER I SUGAR CRISP IW I \$ ' 'I, I I I WITH 1801 WIT N THIS COUPON - --1 GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD PARK £ SHOPS COUPON EXPJRFS. WED., MARCH 12. 1975 -- LIM'L ONE COUPON PER_EAMlIYPLEA5E j I • -- 1., H 4ulI p108478 i 1 I 9 - - Box LB Fresh Sli. Cooked Ham . . . . LB. $1.97 AFRESH 40ox. HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF ( LLB AVG Beef i S CUT AND WRAPPED YOUR ORDER 16 ;o TO AVG. Whole Pork Loins IN OUR DELI DEPT X LEAN IMPORTED 68 Potatoes...6oz SIZE 45t SISQUKK L —' - . f108470 •] HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF .....o. PKO78 Buttermilk J!IVA.VLJ, Boneless Swiss Steak ......LB.$1,67 . ---.16os JAR $1.08 I I: LB. Cheez Whiz . HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF -. Sliced Mozzarella MEADOW GOLD FRENcHS Me W • 8 Ballard Biscuits_.......4 8oz.CANS58 2V LOAVES EAVYWESTERNLAZYAGEDBEEF OVEN READY OR BUflERMJ(x 6ox.CANS1' Morton Donuts-----_ Wax 78 . Cottage Cheese....... 16ol. CTN.584 Ju i ce GLAZED-JELLY OR MINI Insta nt Coffee..___..,..,..6JA$1.38 PILLSBURY BANANA-CHERRY NUT-DATE Shoulder Steak .. .......... . LB. 97c -- FLA. G RADE.A(340-4-I.B.AVG.) Cheese Loaf Pound Cake-------- 12ox. siz, 9 8 MAXWELL HOUSE .— - -p--- CHEF DELITE DONALD DUCK White Bread 3 Ilk !I I - W Speckled Butter Beans-PKOOz.- 4 8 4 SARA LEE 17 Chuck Steak Cube Steaks ..........0 L B.$1.47 HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF Sirloin Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LB. $1.37 HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF Chuck Steak •.............LB. 77c Stew Vegetables-- - 24oz po 58 SOUTHLAND LB.$1.37 USDA LEAN TENDER B ABY BEEF - - __ 100 - lI• W I ' USDA LEAN TENDER BABY BEEF SOUTHLAND NABISCO USDA LEAN TENDER BABY BEEF Sirloin Steak • • • • e • I I • I • S • S LB $1 27 USDA LEAN TENDER BABY BEEF ' 7' vii" C4II-II, A LB. 9lc OOP A I • II - Instant 97c HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF (BONELESS) English Cut Roast •.. .. LB. S Fruit Cocktail Da MONtf REG. Olt MNK OR PINEAPPLE 57,9 I 11L. . — LB. HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF Pot Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LB. 87c 4 ••' ticle Grapefruit Drink - Oven Ready Rib Roast . .. . . LB. $137 HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF ShoulderRoast •'••........LB. ________ 2L8. BOX -- ç DOZ Bread Mix DEL MOME I . HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF PILLSBURY • I.. - • - JLYKES SUGAR CREEK SLICED PICNICS mix 16oz.PK - LB. -- ....- - Fireside AM. 8:00 A. M. 7.00 P M. • -- Boneless Chuck Roast — MOP4 SAT SUNDAY HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF GGS 8:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. 25TH & PARK AVE STORE = L PKG. OF 2's E P.M. CHOICE A LARGE . SUNDAY -- SOUP CHICKEN BROTH ______________________________________ --__- YOUR LIPTON NOODLE WITH - WV GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD PARK £ SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES. WED., MARCH 12,1975 LI MIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE _________________ Pampers Toddler....Box FORMULA 4N Spray FORMULA 409 tII eilui_____ Bathroom Cleaner: 64o SIZE $1.38 I I FRESH LEAN MEATY Pork Steaks •..............La.87C FRESH LEAN (FAMILY PACK) Pork Chops •.I.S.........S.LB.97C FRESH LEAN Mt:ATY Spare Ribs ............ LID. 87c FRESH FROZEN NECK BONES Pi g Feet Pig Tails S S S I. I S LB.37c FRESH HOME MADE 100 PCT PURE Pork Sausage • •. •••• • • .LB 97c S I 20o, SIZE89 I YELLOW COOKING onions -- _LB.BAG 38 FRESH FLORIDA Celery------- STALK164 • 1 Sweet Potatoes-- LB u.$I NO .'' �- - - ---- Iy:,'--vz IC—Evening HerlId,Sford Fl. •_--- -': 7 .1;--'•-- Wednesday, March 3, D73 Leftover Salad For Drop— Ins ByAILEEN CLAIRE . _____ The Herald Services __ -. ________ A pick-up meal for family and for guests who drop in unexpectedly on _ Sunday afternoon. is as quick as tossing together a _________ hearty salad. Use tidbits •.,. Ertun the refrigerator such ______________________________________ as leftover ham, pot roast . or luncheon meats, cheese and slices and strips of ______ favorite vegetables to make a true Farmer's __ Market Salad. This is beefed up. so to speak, with the addition of nutritious potatoes. Prepare the salad -and toss with dressing in r advance or have ingredients sliced and . _. .._' ready (for the lazy ones) , "w:' and let each person make his on salad to go with mugs of hearts chowder or — . creamed soup, muffins, - - 4. I . relishes and perhaps lef. . F- iiii ..i --toer dessert or fresh fruit FARMER'S MARKET sAl.A1) Nutr-.L:. l...Lt.' It IC I IJ;':ih itier's Market salad for drop-ins or family, mi '- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ) i.ir- 4 med. potatoes cup herb or wine vinegar gar 2 IbIs, salad oil 11 lb. boiled ham, i'Inch thick, cut Into strips i lb. Cheddar cheese, grated 6 cherry tomatoes, halved 6 radishes, sliced 2 green onions, sliced 1 bunch watercress In large saucepan, ed choffte2ol Potatoes, minutes until tender. Drain, peel and cut into ssticks. Pour vinegar and oil over hot potatoes. Toss gently. Refrigerate, covered, to chill and m marinate. To serve, e, drain potatoes, reserving dressing Arrange potatoes with remaining ingredients in large salad bowl Drizzle reserved dressing over saln and to FRESH Wednesday, March S, I97S-4C $ (GULF) SHRIMP Direct From Boat To You 2 DAYS ONLY! LASH FROZEN IN 5 LB. BOXES :7 LOCATED AT JOHNNY'S STANDARD WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY SERVICE CORNER OF AIRPORT 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. BLVD. & HWY 17-92 SANFORD (MARCH 5 & 6) Mak e,, 3 servings. bespiste Prices, Sugar Is Must , [I What's in it for YOU? More news... National, international and local news written concisely and interestingly to provide the In. formation you need to keep up with your con. stantly changing lifestyle. You'll find It Il in The Herald six days a week. More photos... You'll find your neighbors pictured in our pages every day, doing the things they do to make their lives and yours a little more enjoyable, a bit more meaningful. 0 '. More features... 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We feel pretty sour when we the nectar, and with processing think about sugar these days. and-or storage. Glucose and But even with prices fructose are principal carskyrocketing, we can't do bohydrates. Honey is slightly without the sweet stuff, acid and has a sweetness that Is Seminole County Extension difficult to compare with that of Home Economics Agent, Louise sucrose, Its sweetness varies CIII, gives us this run down on with concentration and degree sugar, and why it's got us of crystallization. Many in. hooked. vestigators find'honey only 75 Sugar serves several func. per cent as sweet as sugar while ' lions In food preparation. It is a Individual result, range up to sweetener in many foods. In 122 per cent. A good general baked products It is a ten. rule Is one to one In substitution. der1zirg agent and in Jams and Maple syrup and sugar are Jellies it reacts with acid and made from the sap of hard pectin to aid in Jel formation, maple. The sap contains mainly Starch, dextrin, and sugar sucrose with a trace of other belong to the same family, the compounds. Concentration by carbohydrates. Actually, sugar boiling at atmospheric pressure may be complex or simple. gives the characteristic color Enzymes or acid may break and flavor. The degree of - ' down starch to dextrin con- sweetness varies with continuing to the simple sugars. In centratlon. food preparation, we are Saccharin and sodium or concerned with three complex calcium cyclamate are forms of sugars; sucrose, maltose, and non-caloric sweetners, lactose; and three simple Cyclamates are generally 30 sugars fructose, glucose and times as sweet as sucrose and galactose. sacchain about 375 times as Two practical food sources of sweet. sugar are sugar cane and sugar Sugar attracts water from the (*b beets. Either one of these crops atmosphere. This property is $ can be used to extract suga. n'fuI In baked productsThe resulting syrup Is refined because It retards moisture and crystallized to yield las& granulated sugar. Brown sugar Sugar will dissolve to form a is obtained from unrefined cane true solution. Because of this sugar. The darkest brown sugar property it influences the is highest In both acid and boiling point of a sugar solution. minerals and has the strongest At any given temperature Just flRvnr. so much sugar can be dissolved. During the manufacture of When the solution becomes V ' granulated sugar, the caw supersaturated, precipitation sugar syrup is filtered to occurs. The greater the conremove Inpurities. This centration of sugar In a solution filtration process results in a the higher the boiling point. syrup that is precipitated to Solutions became thicker as the form white granules. The size of sugar concentration Is inthe granules can be controlled, creased. Most granulated sugar in this Acid in the form of cream of country is fairly line and tartar speeds the breakdown of dissolves quite easily. It Is sucrose and is often used in coarse enough to cream well in candy making. baked products and trap air in The use of honey or corn fats for cake batter but fine syrup In candy recipes provides enough to dissolve without a mixture of sugars that aids in difficulty when making can- producing a smooth textured dies. A finer size of sugar candy. crystal is marketed as super Sweetness is a quality fine or dessert sugar. detected by taste. Much Powdered or confectioners depends upon how the test is sugar Is made from conducted. Customarily, * granulated sugar by grinding sucrose Is used as the standard. ' into very fine particles. This Sweeteners sweeter than sugar is mixed with three per sucrose are ranked higher and cent cornstarch to absorb those less sweet lower than the moisture from the atmosphere standard. Saccharin, dulcin, that would cause the sugar to calcium cyclamate and true. cake. Powdered sugar can be tose are sweeter than sucrose. made in the blender pulverizing Gl)cerol, A & B — glucose, granulated sugar and adding a galactose, maltose and lactose small amount of cornstarch. are lower. Cornstarch gives a cloudy Foods often contalna mixture t appearance to products made of sugars. A sweeter sugar with powdered sugar and is the (such as fructose) may taste reason that pow,trd sugar less swccct than sucrose In rne does not taste as sweet as food combinations conversely if ' granulated. the two are compared in water Corn syrup is a corn product solution sucrose Is sweeter. that can be made by the ad. Both temperature and viscosity ditlon of an enzyme or acid to of solution effect the sweet taste cornstarch. The resulting intensity. A number of types of plant hydrolysis (a uses a breakdown (. of the starch to smaller materials are used in various molecules. Eventually, the parts of the world as sources of majority of the products will be sugar. In addition to those sugar. corn syrup is a mixture already mentioned sorghum, potatoes, corn and the sap of of glucose and maltose, Molasses Is a rather acidic certain varieties of palm trees sweetener that is a by-product are used. In s'lectlng a a sugar production from sugar sweetener the source and cane. This sweetener contains a degree of refinement should be number of impurities. The most considered because even small important which is Fe. Very amounts of Impurities can alter dark molasses has a flavor that the flavor effects. penetrates any product in which it is used. The lighter I molas.ses is more yellow. Honey is a natural syrup varying in composition and flavor with the plant source of - I — I I -- a I I p N I 1" 1' of t-_ �-- - k Wednsday, March S 1975 10C—Evening Herald Sanford Fl. TIPSO 0 11 FROM PETE AND GEORGE DANIEL, I Hi friends. George and are celebrating our 23rd year in business in the Orlando area. Times have chang. onal] 1y. ed a lot since that time. Twenty-three years ago we could and often did speak to many of you personally. Now, with 12 sto(es, it is no longer practical. That is why we are starting this little weekly newspaper dialogue about food. We hope you will wirite us your thoughts. Lets chat. ' rs _ : 3 EE PETE d Year, No. loThursdayrchoj5 ntd Florida ±Rosenwaia Recount As ice AP Ii i -- . By ED PRICK H erald SftWriter _ ism - - - - - - - I -- -- - -- - -- - - School Supt Bud Iyer has written Education Corn missioner Ralph Turllngton asking for a hea d count a ____ - ' -- I - - losenwald Elementary - CHECK THESE CONVENIENT FAIRWAY LOCATIONS 3301 Edgewater Dr. • Hw1. 17-92 MaitIand..4205 E. Curry Ford .925 South Orange Ave. • 5300 SUer Star Rd. • 5730 UnderhUl Rd. • 5471 S. Orange Pine Castle '1601 N. Bermuda, Kissimmee • 114 S. Semoran Blvd • Hwy. 17-92 Sanford PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR 612 1975 -" V P -- - - - - - ue . -. ..- he's Seminole school officials fear the county will lose -. file ahs-ent from clwsses; during period. FTE count J BUSCH Dated March 5, Iayer's letter says: "A three-week boycott has just ended at the Rosenwald 1 I MAXWELL HOUSE FRESH SALAD LYKES SUGAR CREEK - C '~~Z A.- FULL POUND PACKAGE C C - '! - 612 02 C lID c' I - 7- BASKET PLUS DEPOSIT MIT 1 WITH I)ir's request follows an C ENTER Clii WHOLE 4 8 SIRLOIN STEAK CUT UP S 3' ROUND STEAK QUARTERS 53 C BEEF ROAST BROILERS .5.3 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK GROUND CHUCK HORMEL 12 1b. 0 'U. " 1b . ROUND BONE SHOULDER lb- - - LITTLE SIZZLERS 78 NA 28 L B. nvi T-BONE STEAK SIRLOIN AV 7B STELMft AK UP $ lb - 1b. . ' e EW CTW ST lb. GROUND BEEF 79 ' ,o y 1 Crooms Hi*g IRLOIN PATTIES $ 3 LEAN MEATY PORK RUMP ROAST orMORE School Board member Allan Keeth said Croorns is the "most deplorable thing this county has. I'm of it." He pledged to at least get w lockers for students and do something about a ditch that run-i nearly the facility. ashamed Board Chairman R. G. "Bud" Feather aced . CHUCK ROAST C lb 1fL __ INW-0 -mw * - - - - - - - oz. -I. ___ f I ________ _____________________________ InInn BATH TISSUE man -4w 0 C Q %V AlF 1W Li tLT 4rMr FAME KOSHER C Rif A Aft 1P In C M6 I 'i _______________ RISxiL AV as CAT FOODS CA 26 S GEORGIA IED 0 a FAME QUART CAN CRCST C SANTA CLARA QUART 0 CAN - C ALL FLAVORS - Classified HAWAIIAN PUNCH I Dr Iamb Editorial U p Horoscope __________________________________________ PAK COFFEE MATE' SAUSAGE JARI rc - UUU $159 15 oz. r nn n TA D IC V I I P TABLE RI IU ruuu C MORTON FROZEN 6/$l.i4 BAG teachers aides, clinical aides, of fice and secretarial work for community agencies. sewing for hospitals, work in nursing homes and Head Start and providing crafts and visual aids for schools. Also calls to shutains for sheriff-3 department. library aides, feeding of nursing homes patients, visual testing in public schools, answerin g call board at Flor ida Nor th hospi tal, panel discussions aging g sct st4 coIe a r1 mail 4Jut5 fa'-cv*nmtmity esie1eg Also seniors are aides f or Sic 1r i sales men and women for thrif t sti and ' ! ave desi gned pa ti o and playg ro und equipment for the county's head Start Program. 's . 12 oz Willis said he's heard people refer to Crooms as 1 "holding cell for potential dro ' faculty members say cockroaches live in one of the -school's ancient classroom buildings. members Just 'tolerate conditions" at the Sa nf ord He said students are there one year then go on to School. Seminole High School, but the faculty continues at He asked school officials to "fill and grade" the the facility year after year. personnel at the facility to prevent continuing He recommended replacing the old frame -. , VIM A mittee that the $1,000 be taken from the total $7,500 budget of C In fact, the unexpected presence of man)- large animals who are running loose andpicked up b Animal Welfare Control has ___I Y __________ IT! foot enclosure was necessary.We Just had more large animals P than we thought we would." Clark explained. Clark's office has hrndled 27 large animals since Jan. 1. and 111! NA three pon-c- have b0cin irlurned to iheir owners. All the iT C~ r trnm its had k7tow _ gl . . - . - .- ow - • . A , , - • ' . - WP.ATIIEII ' been creating haztrd on arious highways And the office has had their share of off-beat critters too. -We've had raccoons. a skunk-at4arge, and peacocks." Clark said the rkunk and peacocks will be placed in the yet-to-be-opened Central Florida Zoo I There's a five-day deadline on claiming lets. (lark explaim, but he often extends the p(:ri(ql if the anim ~A MIieofle and is not merely a stray. "About 15 per cent of all our animals art' reclaimed b the owners," mark says An oth er 60 per cent are adopt ed , and some owners of pedi gree pets e ven bring their charges to Clar k to have th em put up for idoptio. Th e rema der of the in animals—most of them uncla imed dogs and ca ts — are des tr oyed. It costs $2.50 to $5 to adopt a pet. To reclaim pets, th e first tim e pick-up cost under th e ordinan ce is $5, plus a day for roii and board Second and third time pick -u p charges are $10 and $25 with an additional $10 fee if the animal Is a female in heat I esently, were are 42 dogs, 25 ca ts a big' nog , and a vicious rabbit at the compound Both the rabbitand the hN Ryan, to exaimne ttx. is .aj dustries to determine which Illghs Friday' In the mid to industries would be the best CENTENNIAL FLAG TO FLY , ;• created a need for a corral. Clark okayed the corral with county commissioners Tuesday night, telling them that the 200-equare <V N on the subcominitlee's K recomrnenda.ion 0 by Jim next Wednesday's board meeting, Seminole County's two month-old Animal Control Ordinance is generating all kinds of action for Animal Welfare Officer Bruce Clark. - A vote this inittee, headed The school superintendent promised a report by -- . high 66 low Crooms were "deplorable" and seconded Feather's request for a recommendation from layer. Ilerald Staff Writer ..., Vesterday's Board Member Davie Sims agreed conditions at - __ ............. ' security. How About Hog - the committee for use in the Action Orlando program to bathrooms, replacing hghts in the Library, add new furniture and a condi ti onin g to th e cafeteria, put lockers in the boy's gm and install th e proper Need Animal? ............ , FROZEN bu ildi ng wi th portables, replacing fixtures in ditch and try and get some funds to provide security An estimated 787 students are enrolled at tribution fell ofl undecided ears, RA when among the more than 20 members in attendance pr o'.ded only five pro votes and 4A 6A f ou r against t he resolution, Garnett White suggested that SA ior to the next monthly pr 5 128 meeting of the committee, that 213 the Sanford City Commission 7A requested to fund the $1,000 .is a special project of the cham be r mu ng Fair an warm throu gh Friday, !WS near COOPER SLICED CHEESE 2 LBS. - . Hospital Obituaries Spor ts Television Womens - G REAT FOR COFFEE - -5A 6-7B 813 • __ 4801. CAN ........... C omics Crossword l z a ___ ___ FAME HAMBURGER OR property. 813 donation would ha%€ on Bridge T7, oz - who scream and holler get things done." John Krider tosen(I the issue (1) a finance committee for investigation on the imixict the Around the Clock 303 CAN - facility in the county. "I look to you to scream and holler," Keeth told Blackaheare, 'My observation is other principals destruction of school Willis said the IA doesn't have the ne cessary done at the ninth grade center which is the only such funds to make the repairs. fie said the faculty caused Committee Chairman I n Ae%f W 19c 58c TOMATOES 28' APPLE JUICE 48c TOOTHPASTE Klu 'W4 Erf 0EA N S PRMNE JUICE 48 C NOT DOG BUNS 53c 9C KENI RATION FRENCH FRIES CREAM PIES SIZE 59 C J OAN OF ARC school boards in other areas of the country. School Supt. Bud I-ayer was instructed to make a recommendation at next Wednesday's board meeting. Some of the services seniors provide include collecting tickets for Central Florida Zoo, tutoring, Called `Holdi*ng Cell'For Sc ool Dropouts tn the Action Orlando ad- three year period. verWing campaign. But opposition voiced by Jack A subcommittee recom Homer, executive manager of ended to the full '25' conr the chamber, that the donation would be too great a cut in the committee's FAME POLISH OR FRESH tYKES VIENNA possible." e said the county school tem wovM only have pros e I. $750 i remainder of the matching funds n be in-kind cicc c' â&at-v wl cuice and other retrted items. School officials appeared receptive to the program. Similar programs are sponsored by when corpnrati, seek their VC President Earl Wdden said SJC was fced to drop the program bece of a "drastic rethic. Lion' In the colleges cperatfnu tidget. But Weldon highly recommended another (unty agency adopt the program. certainly feel there is a need for the RSVP Chamber of Commerce ran Into stronger influence on the a wall thus morning as to what campaign, a o promote to do with a $1,000 contribution the entire Orlando area over a OT I Program Director Gwen Edelman said the of the Greater Sanford enable Semiao!e County a an CHILIWITHBEANS 39" POTATO CHIPS 69' SALTINES 47c KOSHER DILLS 68c 3201 SIZE - — MICKEY LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Th e I ndustria1l 25' Committee WISE TWIN PAK FAME LB PACKAGE IviaRv - hours to public supported institutions in Seminole county. since 11SVP got underway two years ago. Calling it a "bolid, firm — well-run program," Ms. Edelman said the grant ends May 31 and she must get the new application in "as soon as agency provides seniors with that most important item— vol un teer job3, which are treasured by citizens who have passed th at magic numerical age onation Stalled !aim l VWC E f ;T__=~ Zml , Gadson, route to Casselberry from La)cr said FBI agents HerbertFelder and M Ceola Rosenwald . Action Orlando k&& By SIM ~AVIM a 55 per -ent white and 45 per School officials have voted to cent black student population at close the facility and turn it into Rosenwald. a center for handleapped than 159 seniors have contributed more than 20,000 by th e "burden rests with us" and called for a Crooms, 40 per cent of whom are black. potenUl dropouts," a PTA president has asked recommendation from School Supt. Fud tAyer at The plea for help came from PTA President school offi cials for $23,000 for repairs and next week's school boar d rneeing. Geor ge Willis who called the facility "very rep lacem en t f an old building cockroaches Keeth also admonished th e school's principal, inadequate. " FAIRWAY FARMS BLADE CUT SPARE RIBS lb. to close Lhe school. program, and hope that a sponsor can be found Immediately. I recommend, unhesitatingiy, the program, its work, and its local administration to any potential sponsor," Weldon said in a letter. And Pickett, a min is ter at the Community United Me th odist Church in Casselberry, sa id more Calling Crooins High School a "holding cell fç)r BOX BONELESS lb. agent after RSVP was dropped last month Seminole Junior College (SJC). E. I Blacksheare to 'scream and holler" to get things FAIRWAY FARMS WESTERN - - 9 5~~ oz CHOPPED - FAIRWAY FARMS 100% PURE I M. (IOCS 7,000 is insignificant comm " MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK $ 1 - "It 4oesn't hurt to try," retain its program. Yesterday Rev. William Pickett appealed to t he Seminole County School Board to act as sponsoring . chances e, with production cuts soaring out of *1gM, thb H he th e Ia,i cely v' fr his farm. Notice that hfle $e 'assembly line' workers are binily preparing the celery, train driver samples the fruit ot the han-et. (Herald lisa Vincent) S FAIRWAY FARM S ' lb. 9 1S lb. OF CELERY? 88' -; Fleld workers on this mobile packing unit — better known as a 'mule train'— ifne up celery lobe wasbedand crated In the fields of W. W. Tyre and Son Celery$ Farm on East Celery Avenue, Sanford. Tyre is th e last remaining celery grower Sanford ikuowu as celery City' du ring the crop's heyday) and LAST CROP - 9 LB. - HIUSHIRE PRECOOKED FAIRWAY FARMS BREASTS. THIGHS, or DRUMSTICKS PKG lb FRESH LEAN ir lb BOLOG SMOKED SPLIT OR WHOLE 1k -- .-: LYKES SIICED 159 BREAST OR LEG . ,., exist that Turlington call grant an exception at Rosenwald and allow this county its much. needed state funds. A program for Seminole County's 10,000 senior citizens stands to lose its $40,000 federal grant unless a sponsor can be located which will allow the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVII) to C BONELESS TOP 1k PKG - phaseout is a Seniors Ma Lose 40000 7 h_; ' state the discrepancy must be i .1 countywide and not one school," 0 $7.50 ORDER w C ,. - 0,5 PINT bag Bottles jilt- .4 lhe The request for an in violation tU S %estigatlon came from a Judge George C Young's l0 Rosenwald parent, James Integration order for Seminole Gac1son, who sent a telegram County schools. Washington requesting help In Young's order, he apfrom justice officials in the Rosenwald parents' fight proved an agreement between the school system aflu Justice a 'imtst i school board board decision was made Feb takeplacenext aii BUD IAY BC contdI4yer and Ing six hope so. I think they will. I'm attendance the preced But blacks fought the move, school board members ignored IWAVq mlimintle pared to the lam to each injklys to and tl& I-1ve tinys tA 01t. first by boycotting Rosenwald a "minority while paper" dividual child. If you lose three FTE count period. Educators still are assessing and later by initiating a three- Issued by the Rosenwald faction weeks, you can't ever get ihe boycott and its effect. As for them day count)-wide boycott which and chose instead to but "The cost to Seminole btscks thp back," the veteran adCounty the three weeks missed by saw an estimated 85 to 90 per to Casselberry Elementary. is estimated to amount to school's black children, ininistrator noted. 207 cent of Serrdnole's 5,000 blacks $67,000 — which is no InAlso, I,ayer advised the absent from the classroom. Now, Casselberry residents significant sum. I am Harris feels Owre's no way to school board yesterday o the say that dectsion may be illegal requesttngtha(ouestablfsn assess that loss status of the FBI in vestigation And when the school board kcause the System must bus alternate date for a count at this "We can't come up %ith that. that is presently being con- still failed to budge, three past three other schools en school" There's just no Even the ducted in Seminole County. Rosenwald paren ts I T090S - owed up at his office Monday. Rflf filed a sui t in federal He said agentsrequested a curt contending the closeout 'lengthy list" of information places the burden only on black which being prepared and students. will be sent the US Justice The three paren ts claim in Department. School in Altamonte Springs. Harris noted And, I aer, None of thoseinvolvederein forever an optimist, says, "I - - TOM . - not optimistic'- that becauscofathree.weekboycot( dlvi ua .it Rosenwald that saw students Howe ver, the possibility INI - in hopes of saving 7,000 in Seminole Count) will rece1e mICLUn funds, thee467 000 be ausereluatons I . It - School observation by Asst. School Sept. Roger Harris that state regulations call for a recount only if the number of FTE's constitute a five per cent screpancythstrictwjde BI Wednesday when the Flag was presented to fly over city hall in a special ceremon . Ingwo y -I i "And I mean a Bl(*# hog." (lark Bicentennial k I SCHOOL rue aflu.1 rum r D Uorps played pairlotle selection% and l.ong%ood Veterans of Foreigu Wars Post SM raked the ne-A The iSpound boar flog was being kept as a pet ir, Altamonte - ' 4' .- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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S.n 377: 67th Year. No. 1 6 7— Tuesday, March 4, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771-Prlce 10 Cents 4 1J %" PC SE rig !iiII' Rock, 'Role' Of Music 1:Anti+u red FIC prc 1 0 St. Fit -- e -_. -3~ ~ Pu 19, Not Guillaume se of ll Ued to In addition, though most e The re nl imited to i new evening course to be In addition, Dr. Gary Wolf, for theatregoers March 13, 14, presented as a offered at Florida Tech TFU chairman of music, will and 15 when cept, there are ways of coping Univeity s ta rting with the perform for a presen tation of Playe (in the FTU Village Theatre. cooperation with George Bernard Shaw's with pain aside from a fast spring quarter, March 31. By MICKEY IA)CHRIDGE Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at an The University Theatre) Passion, premis before ills allowed to remain open until 2 Poison and to the corner drug store . Herald Staff Writer The two-credit course, Issues Exhibit.ion," showing the link present Gratis 11, a.m. an un. Petrifaction or The Fatal family meftne chest. Three of in Music, is open to anyone between painting and 1. i music, precedented theatrical ex- Gazogene, a satirical look at the ways will The resolution will eliminate the seating and San ford City Commissioners yesterday be examined arid interested in tracing music and Fliznbeth Wrancher, food serving requirement. al. U perlence passionandmurderrn l9, will explained in Orlando March 9, action which will allow the city's through a variety of forms, said voice professor, will provide Starting the evening's en- round off the evening. FU when practitioners of Yoga, Theresolution does not effect the prohibited sale nightc l u b s and bars . Bruce Whisler, the in- I)TiCS for a class on poetry and terthininent will be to extend their operating hours of alcoholic beverages on Sunday. Sart 's re No Uni versity Thea tre veterans and acupuncture will present g(rom midnight to 2 a.m. structor. masses will meet music. Th e extended operating time Is intended to give Exit, directed by student Mary Monroe and Chuck Aitken the second in this year's City Attorn ey Vernon Mize was instru ted from 7 p.m. to 8:50 p.m. each 1. I Persons by interested in Cheryl Chamberlin. The cast of will carry the le the city bars a better competitive chance with bars commission ading roles In Medicine and 0, Morality to draft a resolution amendinN a city Monday during the quarter. out of the city. enrolling for the new course four who find the reality of hell this comedy with Ron Leamon programs, _: I Among topics to be covered may do so by contacting the are Jeff sponsored by ordinance which requires that a business must seat The action on the bar hours was brought to the King, last seen in making Ids 'U stage debut. Florida at least 200 patrons and Serve are electronic music, songs of FTU Admissio ns Office. Th Technological food prepared on the Commission's attention this week when John ose FTU's Sugar, Ruth Hoglin, Supporting cast members are University. the depression, the influence of not registered at FTU have Charlie Ware, and Kenneth Judy Wall, Dani Roy, David the printing press upon music, until March 7 to apply for Hallman. The March 9 program at Loch lJohnwood, and Dennis Hill. songs of the Beatles, speciall registration as parttime Haven Art Center, beginning at Director Pat Flannagan has This production will also be . . 8 in students. -1 0 taken portions of Ray Brad- directed by a student, Marilyn 7:30 p.m., is design I . ~ SC works and coin- Cox. . . 00 I S C 41, t handling pain Curtain time is 8 30 m each without reliance on drugs The public Is invited evening in the Science Auditorium. 7V performances to attend free of charge and . — e free and open to the public. participate in the discussion. INi 'Ci ty' s Nigh tcl ubs, Ba rs May Get Reprieve On Hours ' -. . / , en' 381 Co na SE re IQ, 'V . th Ft r rw 1 I ,e St Fl (I) . _-I - 11.- I . I : ..'. . Pu POW, 1.. %_ . ff . M. AA~-_-I - %, - - --__ ~0 - 0 '. "l' a —'-- - 76 —R h I . I - - ______ - IDA 1-. - -- MESSAGE TOLD f --- ___ i__ A % __ - -- - M_____ - ,- - ____ Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive director Jack homer, who 1.1 directing Seminole County's Bicentennial cele1'ratlon efforts, was guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Woman's Clubs. Federation stenn1ai BICENTENNIAL i lima—0~ 1 Abortion Issue Examined' k - ! . - ..• ____________ _ ---' .-' -____ I _______ - - representative Marion F . Woman'c Club member Debbie Garland, admire the red, white and blue Bicentennial banner r . ____________________ Swap Shop For Spouses _____ a - --_ - -- ? _______ _____________________________ ________ _____ / . -______________________ - :• . which could be called "DASS, . _____ Pr could arrange swaps between mate& For example, the wile _________________________________ Gutless in N York, who complained because she wLs need to swap mates, and You tumiarried woman in the family HERO VISITS still a in ter a of and D do it, Abby. and I Intend in stay that way. marriage, could swap mates What do youcould say? Do you want to know why? wi th JUVENILES of those gals who is ORIGINATOROF Because all my sisters' o Is dead fired from working A 10-hour shut in a laundry couIda her ' - C lub I Holds WATCH BUDGET STRETCHING RECIPES PREPARED ieCrIQflS by'i booklet "How to Writ,Le tters I had a child with this husband, and * OF 4"Velfte. another man until I met the one I'm going with now. He is pressing me for an answer, and I don't know how much of my past I should tell of ('_L JfF _ IkAkll, In_ ¼ Where to go for all the informaton you need about your w corn- munity. MARGE WILLIAMS 3fl)5) jI dlvercedthreetirnes!wu never untrue to any of my a s, :A Csselberry Winlir 1. MARILYN GARLANTI biA ?212 Altamonte Springs F04-CSICU1 HILDA RiCiVAOND 57i-31o; liii . : 64; - .- - - LOW AUTO RATES Under2S-SR.fl's ___ ____ - Cancelled. Relected E.Z. Payments - Quotes • 3220285 - 831-9774 I 24 17 S. French Ave. 4 !6NVX&U SS I Sanford, Fla. 31 INSURANCE AGENCY - • % SW . to -' a of colopo I Post 0ff1c Box 1S2 a -, W" a IIIIIIII 1 IIIIIIIIIR.i.Ii I 0 Attend the 1-lera id 's from the ingestof 8IItIWonICtIIn our family. I am also the only I 'a sanior, FlorIda 3277) c.i.. I - U 1 r I P1eise reServe.,,, copies of Peter S'chaal's 11 YEARS of sijs (Copies will be delivered in inin March) and a k e rs S c h ool over 35 door - .. : ----• ............... - I - - . -, TEL, NO. Jjj Sports .................... 6-lA Television ..................8/i Women's ............... lB attorney'. "You're fighting the system and I'm not going to let you succeed," Cowart said. "I'm sorry, but I can't let :,'ou. Wringing her hands held sobbing defendant cried, . . leave me Morning 33 alone" as three deputies pulled reported in areas. Increasing cloudiness and warmer with her from the second floor courtroom in to a hallway where eh of rain increasing a st ruggle ensued in efforts to through Wednesday. Lo handcuff her, Finally the the lOs. Highs in the upper 60s. sobbi ng, wailing woman was Complete weather details page ( Continued On Page S-A) Yesterday's high low- this "Jesus, 0 God. w Ith moderate frost a SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Tuesday March 4 12 a 11 ws 7:30 to 10:30 %46uaaulaaIalpaIaaaIaaaII.I_ll*' ,- Editorial tightly to her stomach, the a - - ZIP...... ... - 0 - . - Doors open 6:30 p.m. fl '-'F, - (-7 s t' i •' - ----- - - - a, / t - ' ' f It - - 1 w'iII, : ___. . - . — 7-.-- -_ - - A& - IL . F ' I-_ - - - - ""a - "'.,, •• . , z - - -- -- t - :_,,-'-_- -. -_- .I' ---,.i--- - I —=- L. - ---- .- --- - - _ u, DDXICtT L ER TY FEATURES SYMBOL S I MUW14 • As their centrfbufl t, th -j Hopper ementary &b.oi sdon painting eIgt' symbols of lV1rrty on the balls f tht school. Hard at work nader the supervision of are at ___ - ____ ifrwn WE.1 Randy Muon, Joyce iar1.wad Donald 'oo&g. in rojec low income housing in the county and that the planning denarttati kiried around" the SCHA in drawing up the plan. "How can a plan be prepared without the necessary in. formation," W ilson quesUon1, "The housing au thor ity Is being - completely ignored." .-__ _440 __-!Z -1 - - M__.1. _. Il - 1 - \ . I Herald Staff Writer f - '' . - ' " ' .'A t - % Committee spokesman W. - \ Garnett White, Sanford Realtor, told commissioners in . \ '. - :~ __R_ - -- .- - -' - — '- - . Ease Requested "your timing is perfect for your said. Hattaway added that the request into consideration. request. We're In the middle of Board was "in favor of good, rewriting subdIvIsion clean industry," and that they Members of SanCord regulations, right now," he would take the "five acre" Chamber's "Industrial Coin-. mittee of 25" who say that county zoning restr ictions have prevented "good, clean industi-ial development in nort hem Seminole County, have asked county commissioners to ease those restrictions. -'. - oning liv BILL BELLE VILLE - ,, the bond on hiring a defense (A attorney' and ordered her jailed pending the hiring of a private lloroscope+ .......... HosjIal ....................3A NAME ADDRESS Woman Released __________ -, Crossword Puzzle ........ Dr. Jiuil, ..............5A t prizes! - &' But this morning Kercher said that the county planning department is only In Its "first stages" of drafting the housing contact with HUD-officials In the Jacksonville regional office and SCHA board members quieted the frustration of Wilson who had assistance plan, but that he "hopes to work closely with the that approval would not be a problem. would try to secure more funding drafted a letter to Kercher citing the planning department for authority." Wilson also said that SCIIA Ignoring the SCHA in composing the assistance plan. from BUD for the connection to the Oviedo sewage system. Kercher said that there are sorne figures the low Income %%'ilson said the SCHA was the only organization which could housing situation in the county that he will need to get from SCHA scheduled its next meeting for April 17 the to tour the provide the planning department with the necessary details on SCHA.but as yet he has not contacted the SCHA. 4A produce the bank records Bridge .....................4B yesterday and asked for a Calendar ................... 3A public defender. Classified ............... 8-9/i Cowart told her she should Comics .................... 4B M ha ve spent the money' paid for - Z:z - '" Around the Clock ........... - f %" vie o - - including a Fashion Show and over 30 Free gift bag for all... a - -' 'I * . Ho 111ern - Id Butler-Boston complex. In other action , the SCHA announced plinc !" . oil heaters. doors. electrip rangm rp(rivoratrwe pnint nn.4 -#6— meeting wi th Seminole County Commissioners, Assistant County improvement materials. Manner Bill Kercher and a BUD official on th e county's housing revised budget by the Department of Housing and Urban munity development act. Development tHUD), but Wilson said he already had been Ij'i By deciding to arrange the meeting with county officials, In Oviedo. A 26-year-old Sanford woman charge in connection with a who resisted deputies efforts to barroom shooting. take her from a courtroom to She posted $5000 bond when jail yesterday has been arrested on the charge and was rceased from custody on a releasedfromjall.Lastweekat co urt order. arraignment she told Circuit Ernestine Williams, , of 501 Court Judge David U. Strawn Hickory Avenue, isdocketed for she had no money to hire a tr ial in circuit court March 24 defense lawyer. ord ered her to appear at arraignments yesterday before Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. with bank statements to.substanflite ____________________________ her uLw!. nd ex ___________________________ mane), 0 marriages and I divorces, but don't go Into the I Peter Schaal's book chronicles the living details of Sanford's growth a 1936 to 1945. More than de tails. Explain that had you 6000 local names are mentioned, Is Yours? known that your relationship would develop mb a sc;fous a Reserve your copy today. Call the 01 one, you'd have been more I members below, or mail the order coupon today. • fattual, but you were reluctant I I to tell a comparative stranger DOTTY KARNS(3fl.6473; -LINDA RECK (322.9546) a that you were a three-time , BILL GlELOW(3fl.73) loser. He'll understand. - ; r past ________________________________________________ ----— i _____ __ -- ' .1 ' cost housing. The revised modernization budget includes the purchase of After Being Jailed ; ______ - DEAR ABBY: I .1111 IS, and Dettcn3 - - . r1 / T( 11', .. . - at any SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9212 •.; . rove A treatment plant, according to SCHA Executive [Xrector Torn Wilson. The Buder-Boston complex has 30 units, 20 of which are currently occupied. Wilson said it is "critical now to get the apartments into living conditions," because of the need of low . . 0. . 0 . . . . • ' $ ' . si __________ a aI Nowyoucanpurchase Peter Schaal's marvelous huibands, This man says he so I'm simM I'll I history of Sanford for only hates a liar, le him if he finds me in be nd the same time, help Sanford's co Corn. one. Help me. munitY Improvement Project raise funds for our D.INPHILADELPJIIA I bicentennial beautification DEAR D.: There is no ant,. • projects, (Proceeds of this 200 volume sate stltute for honesty. Tell him of CI. P.). your Iti ifi;.1 , *. I 1; 1_, I I - ..'. , — /I — u r ,.. ____ tegration order for Seminole schoiols. Other wheels also at e turning. For ta f %eiaIsint Harris. Obviously, Rosenwald absentees The additional 15 days would cost about to tile U.S. Jwstice Depirtmprlt ftw do not constitute a five per cent $792perteacher,plusthecostof keeping ru ling. cost housing complex to Ovledo's sewage system, but the federal funds were frozen while the city delayed the construction of a new ;1 9 \ go MRS. DONALD BELL 834 n12 ' - A . .. - 41'~,V. R - ~ - '.7i . - school into a center (or handicapped children is a violation of District Court Judge corgc C. Young's 170 in. tho tdL ot counted iiowever ,j the re o a in • imnrovf ments may be made to the Butler-Boston housing project that make your — I I YJ - I And the three-day countywide boycott decision to turn the Altamonte Springs cost terms of because The Sem inole County Housing Authority yesterday approved the rechanneling of a $100,000 modernization budget in order that I ~ij N a 0 a 0 a .~..!* I ____ ' \ I ( The suit claims the school board Authont A a community's Sanford YOUR EYESI 1, ' I 0 ;i p - iF N DI RWOR L — - _-ZFi .,-, I. \ •. 'I . . ;-. i , _____ waldtomake district wide, up for the three weeks of claws ined yesterday. Agetith *111 be ti ft's the district wide part that bothers by 207 black students. ethers. Then rerlts will be hmedo%* TasteenTemnfinei - - I AHistoryof Sanford byPeferSchaal a AUhouhIwasinarri 117W. 1. '-,s\ 'ANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR 2 YEARS : a him TEEN IRA -= ~ : .A . -e IL, - . ' — - - _. ~7_jr - AL I- teachers were shifted to other schools a motion for intervention in a 1970 as substitutes after ca desegration suit. k realized was indefinite. Of course, regulations do provide for a cost the cow" Miley. recount but only if the number of FTE's That Is If administrators should decide constitiu te a five per cent discrepancy toextend the termatH '" Learn how to cook \1 I enrolled Is called a Full Time Equivalent (E) and Florida pays each county based on that school systems number of FrE's. OoMMENNOMENDOESSEENEENEENNEWI* husband deserted me. After 0 that I couldn't go out with E too 1' - Luncheon reservations, for I married aaecondtimeand g was divorced eight years later, No children. I married a third a time and had two Sons. Thati marriage lasted 22 years. My schools to determine the number of pu pi ls in attendance. Each student I Audubon Society Waking on the Galapagos Islands, Election Of new Officers will be members only, should be made to the telephone committee. was divorced four yem later. the week designated by the state to audit ( I Cowan's county anything, Harris said. Or if it did, -. yesterday, seeking to block the phaseout because last week was "FTE Week", or the cost was minimal because Rosenwald of Rosenwald. The suit was in the form of /_ 10' All OCCasins." Pleass enclose a Mes. &Of-muressed, stoinpw ("cj following yeair. I had another The reason the money may be lost is / u boy out of wedlock whom my mother kept until I married BEFORE • here is my problem. When we breed contempt. the s d met, I told him I had been iverysius I1 'pm. wIrs Wednesday ?FV$fl4 flfr5Øpwjt,55 Club Oak Avenue, The Public widowed once and divorced N.. U701, L.A., Cafti. Affairs Dept. will present Dr. once, as I had no intentions of AllY: 14* fi EeI.i. .a nc.o.... T.ié_t...i .... .-. here is the story of my life. by When I was 17, Hos itals ' r ' , .. leaders say it's worth it. To them, the issue never was dollars and cents, but a ma tter sta nding up for what they belie ve in — saving Rosenwald. They filed their suit in federal court ' , 1. , . I ,-.. I 1. ,~,01 ~. Z . . I .-:1., . I; . -_ I i I .,I ..,,.\ Z ':I %,%... _- ~-".-1 im. P: IX_1. ''• •. % - pnisiveb(or the amount of good tha would accrue Where will the count get the $67,0()' The most ob% bus place, Hams ss, is Layer doesn I know for re, and tetter to Thrlington will be filed next k along with the county's E count Teacher inactivity didn't - . 7 I ,;. -_I '_ -' -. . least relatively confident the state will possibility," Harris noted. IV real cost, educators say, is to the provide some way of paying Seminole for those students who missed the count But children who missed classes But black Rosenwald,' Harris said today H iormatlon came from state of ficials who, when asked if the state would make an exception for the Rosenwald boycott, told him, "Check the regulations, Roger." - - Hate to write iettri? Send $1 to Abigail Van urin. Ill La sky , 1 — Woman's Club of Sanford deserve any compliments. general business meeting and I care for him so much, but Familiarity doesn't always caIei luncheon will be held a ' - ----'----- 0. a DEAR ORIGINATOR: never heard one of those he saved the life of 79-year-old Emma Holloway by rescuing her Tuesday, at Winter Park ttbere'i enough husbands compliment his wife Mumb from a burning house. spLng going on without my on anything. Just insults is all I ____________________________________________________________ of Memorial Hospital All phases stlng a swap shop. In other hear. So what! want to know Is, pregnancy ' labor and *011`4 "DAW' Ist Webt for why are men always insulft their wives? DEAR ABBY: !may. STAYINGSINCLE lilte he's still a teen-ager, for a old woman who has been going DEAR STAYING: Don't man like "Enough Is Enough," with a wonderful 69-year-old Judge all men by your sisters' who's all burned out at the age gentleman, He says he loves husbaodj. Either they're all u, -of 50 uee me, ana wants to losers, or your sisters don't There are Us o( cmples who Marry me. jo n 1_. . -. _- _____ d First and foremost, Asst School Supt But Harris feels It may be "An exercise Roger Harris says the Rosenwald inutiuit)" because bo)cott will may cost the count) $67,000 hae advised himof what state officials a $450,000contingency lund 'We hope we in anticipated revenue from the state. SchoolSu t B ud Layer however Is at don't have to, but it's always a "As it stands right now, we stand to lose money we could have earned at .. - --~_-,:~,_ .I- ___ I I dispensation that wolild give us an alter nate date is beginning to assess Its losses A new sates of Prmatal delivery and baby cam are ' Classes will begin at Florida covered, with special emphasis Hospital. Thesday. Classes last on pre para tion for chlldbthh Helen T. Moody, child care worker at Seminole County Juveallt six weeks and consist of one technique& Detention Center, th anks Seminole High School iinde L weekly Perry and School Indust ry Education coordinator A.B. Dazbury mot morning class for UNDERWORLD he r and one weekly evening for their visit to teenagers in th e Center. Perry, a 117-year-old NOW IN STOCK class for both parents A --- her husband won't Iev her alone long enough to get her housework done. And that Poor 44-year-old wife e at l P . . discrepanc) of the 30,600 students the (acilit) open dunng the additional enrolled in Seminole schools, time, Harris said. What Is required is a leltLr to However, a well placed source in the But the Seminole County school system Susan Ykum, a counselor sometimes reassuring, and from the Epoc inic in Winter some amus Park, and De Tony Walsh uniersallty the problems Orange Memorial Hospital, reedinunwanted pregnancy, ______ C .•. fig. =7 K,..._~_"; - ____ The bo)cott at Rosenwald Elementary Education Commissioner Ralph school s)stem just doesn't belies e that is over. Turlington asking for "Some sort of will ha ppen. Why? Because it's too ex- on the personal problems and and openly about their abortion Ituat.lons underlying the issue experiences. Their stories, of abortion sometimes horrifying, ;~_~~ ---- - - - - --- , 7 . ~_ --7, DEAR ABBY. You could poem an even vice than you with advice columfl if you were up a "Dear Abby Swap Shop." I 1 . SIM;X 0, t VMMY ----l", . to th __ Bank at the Interstate Mall on abortion will be presented &R 4Z The film portrays women ThIs semlnax, 'Pregnancy different ages, marital status, To Beor Not To Be," wi ll focus and race who speak lotl - ______ onc u es z 0 B) F I) PItILKEU Herald Sports % riter South Campus which is located the legal abortion and the socio. upathirs in the Pan American ps)chological aspects of __ - - , _____________ - oject 21st Century Woman who represents the "Right to ill present an open discussion Ufe" committee, will lead andafilmentitied, "It Happens discussion to Us" an March 19,7 30p m at The issues of moralit), the Seminole Junior College human rights, the illegal versus ,. . _____ [_~,,` B Y Cott S th related action, the city commission also passed a resolution calling for a city.county study by staying open until 2 a.m. in yesterday's group of Seminole's murticipalides to examine the In a letter to commissioners, Whelchel at. Irleeting was the passing of a resolution calling for county budget breakdown. tribut ed th e iolati&n to 'an oversight or misun the Seminole County Commission's compliance Commissioners gave the green fight to the dersnding" nd asked th e city for permission to wi th the nw double taxation w. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees to conduct a study on the continue his operating hours. Th e resoluti on, which was to be presente d to reconstruc tion possibilities of th e Sanford City Hall . "We ought to resolve it once and for all," Mayor county commission today, was asking JC easurer Tom Freeman said the civic group the county IxeMoore said on the issue. "We have to give ot;r for a breakdown of the county taxing budget. would enlist the assistance of an architect before cornmunity businesses an opportunity to be com. Under state the is to any tests are made on the structural soundness of pctitive with communities on either side of us in respond e th e old building. ount Losses r mi Whe lchel, owner of the b l, replied to corn- order that th ey ( th e city bar owners can make a plaints that his club was violating city regulations living." fil 'PERSONALITY BREAKFAST SPEAKER Greater Sa nford Cha mber of Commrrc President Wayne Mbcrt (rght) welcomed Richard J. Church, dirtor of public relations for Auto Train to this morning 's breakfast meeting. Church explained th e company's growth and ans for the Sanford terminal. lRelated story on p4ge 2AI. filerald Pholoby 11111 'ifb('ent a worksesslon Monday that tight zoning restrictions, and "arbitrary" site plan reviews b' district commissioners have r-tyrnied industrial growth in the northern part of the county. Once an industrially zoned parcel is subdivided, the county's plat law stipulates that no building lx'rrnit can be LSsUcd for any area smaller than five acres, White said. This requirement is "very' prohibitive for small businesses," he declared, The law does not apply to parcels sutxlis'WetI before July 19,1970. "If engineering, roads, and dra inage are acce ptable for an acre, then why' can't you a p. prove that acre for developthen" W hi te asked. White said the "many parcels of land in the northern aua are ideal 101 industrial park uses with less than five acres." Commission Vice Chairman Mike Hattaway told the Committee members. that - - of the site plan review by the district commissioners was not rapj,,u,1 aa avus duly. OperaUne, procedure for the Board demands that the individual commissioner. according to which of the five districts proposed development Is to be located in, to review the site plan of the development, and lung his findings and recommendations to the Board. White, and committee member John Krlder, said that developers would prefer to have a law spelling out site plan requirements than to have one a commissioner approve or reject the site plan based on his own "arbitration" But Coiimir Kimbrough said that the industrial developrs would be better off if the site plan review remained with commissioners. Any laws concerning such a review would be lengthy and complex, Kirnbrough said, and would hamper instead of help developers. Besides Kimtrough said, a commissioner's recommendation is only one man's npinion, and can easily be over ruled by the rest of the board. "If there's a problem in the site plan that can be eliminated, he (the commissioner) will try to work it out before it comes to the board." - �,,,.-- 2A—Evening H,rad, Sanford, Ft. TaxIncrease Needed ot .* By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer is Evening ".raid, Sanford, Fl. Grant FLORIDA IN BRIEF need to be accomplished he In addition, Council member operation. gallons to provide funding to had been as high as *100,000. said, noting $40,(X) cut in June LOrI.U!nn presented two "Vhn pay raises are improve water service.. "Even To keep this crew busy after budgeted specdlng have been old bills from consulting grai.'d the city should at least with a 10 cent raise rates will the drainage work is cornLONGWOOD Council upset to a degree by the engineers Glace and Radcliffe have enough money to pay still be lower here than pleted, Grant pointed out, Chairman J.R. Grant, who led discovery in recent weeks of for more than $4,300. Included them," he said. elsewhere in the county," he money Is needed for new larger the move to cut spending In the nearly $,000 in unpaid bills in the invoice from the said, water lines and that Is where city government within days of from last year. engineers were Inspection The only area of city He said currently there are the resulting revenues from a 10 taking office two months ago, charges for half a dozen sub- government operation, "ill ,, looks Grant some areas of the city where ce water rate hi ke would go, sees no need to raise ei ther fishy whether it is or divisions and a sewer package said, where a need may exist to water lines are not sufficiently he nt said. ty taxes not. Grant said last week as property taxes or utili plant that b privately owred. raise fees to the people is in the sized to provide adequate fire the city council was presented this year. Grant added that sewer rates Usual practice Is that the utility department. Noting that protection. unpaid bills which had been "The people Of Longwood developers pay these costs, may also have to be raised to the city was granted three found In desk drawers and in The utility crew, provided not getting the full benefit out of make that system pay its own Compounding financial employes for utility line it,. under the federal program, their tax dollars yet," Grant the "paid" file. difficulties, in Grant's view, stallatlon through a federal Installing drainage in the Land way. said today, adding someone will These bills included costs of was the pay raises given city program to provide work for Avenue-Credo area at a con,,If anybody wants to raise have to do a "lot of convincing" antennas and the transfer of employes Oct. 1, last year when the unemployed, Grant said siderable savings, Grant said. taxes, though, they are going to to change his mind, radios from old police cars into the city was having difficulty water rates may need to be Cost estimates for the work, If have to go around me," Grant Tighter controls on spending new vehicles, finding funds to continue city raised 10 cents per thousand done by private contractors, said. — NA110N I so — IN BRIEF Rock Island Line Workers Considering Pay Cuts CHICAGO (AP) — Officials of the Rock Island Line are awaiting reaction 32; Un SE th' F, St Fl the of 10,000 hourly workers to a plan to keep the railroad's rolling stock on the move, while facing aflother financial crisis Wednesday. President John W. Ingram has asked hourly workers of the nation's tj, largest railroad to forego 10 per cent of their pay until the line Is back on a sound financial footing, when withheld funds would be paid. I ngram said the leaders of 17 rail unions, in a meeting with company executives Monday, had agreed to push the plan, which Ingram described as a voluntary empleye loan program. The pay cut Is man- I IV D - C. ______________ I eluding Ingram. Youngster Survives Fall moving car yesterday injuries. — - %MSEMM _igs~ _____ %9% _____ _________________1 __________ __ ___ ______ __ - ~_ ~ 7I ni- !R In & Utilities Study Irl . . ..-. •• I . .. .' - _____ ______ - .. . G un, A cnare .. Ø Paola, west of Sanford, had Hospital North, Altamonte the sheriffs communication Springs, said today the child center dispatcher "called the was treated In the emergency person In charge of the school - operate the system. was .'y,: : ____ ___________________ the Farmer's Home Administration in order to finance the purchase of system.Ithopestogeta$3o,00Q ___________________________ tl Z . the city could apply for federal funds through authorized so _____ - - CITOF - To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN b City of CtseIbecry that the Cotjnil will hold a public hearing to enactment Consider Of a nonemergency Ordinance entitled, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. their lease contract for the use of Osceola Airfield into compliance, In the past weeks, County Planner Roger Neiswender had told the Board that the Club had not lived up to the terms of the $1 annual lt'.' , to. Public and law enforcement gun ranges, a parking lot, a perimeter fence, and sanitary facilities had not been constructed by the cJub alth0lgh1 they were required to be in place 60 (lays after Feb. 1, 1974, Neiswender said, — — ' , Direct From Boat To You 2 DAYS ONLY! WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - HWY 'We apologize for miscommunication and promise 10 work closer with the county" 'n comph'1n2 with lease tpr, iuo member Tiny Fisher added. 4 \il f)[Iii/41 Commissioner John Kimbrough told them, 'The Board Is evaluating whether or not we should void the contract. You should sit down with Roger (Neiswender) and put a time estimate on those Items that haven't been completed." Neiswender explained that heavy rains in the summer of 1974, and reneged promises to help develop the area from various groups added to the delay in work. So far, the only actual work on the site was the construction of a small "unsafe" bridge over a drainage ditch, installation of p,. porary storing stands, and clearing of two land areas of palmettoes and pines, I I. NA _~ : - / CENTER HAS A NEW LOOK This fanciful character from one of Dr. Setu' beloved children's books seems a bit apprehensive at being tacked to the wall of Sabal Point School Media Center by Mrs. Annette Prfckett, one of several who gave time and talent to paint and cut out figures. Others Included Bettye O'Brien and Lorraine Gucelardo, sketches were by Bill and Pearl Fahey. (Herald Photo Original by Elda Nichols) 'presently, the work done w ould qualify as interim facilities at best," Neiswender said. Health Unit Phases Out Vetoxit cation Center . - -.....• 'i's' na., a ryBloc1c 17 reasons whyyo should cometousu COTAMOLPROETCARTF('I) OMOGWERPROTAROI,LOAM MOTRNEVNI EVRPWARRtR DLI INVENT I ONS'JI OA I BC ONLCOMRIHTANL,TPNMCU N S A U F 0 IN H V E A A ER E 001 I NNLKW I REAP RSOEMOTT NNGT I BLRS I AETPBRWT I HOSPITAL NOTES MARCH 3. 19l1 III ADMISSIONS a Sanford Cindy M Phillips Fay Aikens Robert Franks Samuel Paterson Ora Hawkins Betty Lou Sec key Irene P Bowie .!OScj,hlne It-c Ella L Jones Daisy B Walden Tara McKinney Janice Maldonado Margaret N Burkley John Sutton Martha B. Davis Janie E Slsnstroni Elizabeth Avereft Margie 0 Sprague Josephine Luke (silt' P.1 Atkins It-c C,rimmaqe Ptji E Peterson Eugene J Masse Michael Redding Robert F. Simpson Philip E Gokey, Dt'Bary Manuel J Rodriguez, Deitona Olivt S. Westray, Deltona Everett N Shinn, Deltona Mallie M Bradbury, QeItona George A reete, Deltona JOIa Toth. Deltona Grandeas Sjoblorn. Lake Mary Victor Hugo Jencks, Orange C;11l O t W Thomas, Orange City Donald P IJIrey, Oviedo BIRTHS Mr & Mrs Johnny (Joyce) Bisbee. a boy. Geneva n Carrie Gk,(— Lots (Young) Wilks I ouise Davis Linda Stokes, & boy Yvonne Brown & girl David R. Steven% Rosa M. Earley James 0 McNeil Otto C. florsdorf Elaine Snider Florence C Hall, DeBary COMBINE COIION GIN CULTIVATOR iI.A1L L HARROW MlI.KEH REAPER SEPARATOR 111.0W TURFNHI;H TRACTOR MOWER Tomorrow - Track and * * * * * Field larger "Seek & Find" pussies with over .M) discoveries per panel in an all-new series ol'24.page booklets. Enjoy much To order volumes I. U and ill, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. 309E.lstSt. LONG WOOD 903N.Hwy.l7. Ph.3224771 Ph. 9314434 Open a.m..5 p.m. Weekdays, 9.1 Sat.& Sun. OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office In Oviedo * * * * * Wal',u gff% Vq" - JMIU X33!UN 8P.M.TiI? All Musicians Welcome Participants Drinks SOc TM*- SWINGERS NIGHT AU Drinks SSC WeLliwd04J LADIES NIGHT * SANFORD * * * III -. it * Tues. thru Sot. 9 PM. til 1 A.M. * * * * You've seen them at Disney You've seen them at Steak & Ale Now you can see them at.... Shera t on. Inn * * * THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE * AMOS & CHARLES ** * * LXJRiUWLOCI 14 i £1sile4 C4,tefft : Instructions: The hidden names hited below appesm fomzd, b.ckwazd, up, down, ot dlaonafly In the puzile. Find euch hidden name and box it in as shown: Joseph A. Dupuis. Dritona - * I RI El. E PS R I F FAG C HFK FXI I H I H I H A C T 0 H I I EWLLORALROTEREPESNN WOIWKHUTHRESERMRI LK OMMI ICULTIVESHELIAS ford William 0 Meyer. Deltona Russell J. Curl, Deltona Rollie D. Russell, DeltO,lâ Ruby Douglass. Delta--4 Robert I. Farmer, Long'wood Mar,, A 'Harrison, Orange City Kathleen Reuter, A gi rl. Oviedo Rachel I. Harbin. Shoals. Ind Harold G. Ellis, MilIinockt, Maine Josephine A Benedetto, Wald. *ick, N J * Reason 14. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work. FLARCAREEOVPNINPNNN DISCHARGES tax help for g` EREUPUOLIIPWAAIREIOE ' ,.. * *All Ladies Drinks SOc * * FW" DANCE CONTEST * f' "\ Prizesforwinnersof Each Style It * - * * * * * * * * * * is * * * S * >: Sheraton-SanfordInn"'* * * it * . . 1 .*)R(OOf, AVfMJL AT * * * ii I -0, z . -a _r_Z-- Horn said, But county officials said they never received the papers. SEEK . . ' ~.4~lre been given to someone in the courthouse," — , SHRIIVI P - — Stromberg Gives Employes Raise ate ' ________________ ee ing uring Gurney Tri"al ' ' — prote t ' — — (GULF) ' . a . _ _~_ Secre ' 441) Ire, JA- -5, TAMPA, Fla. (AP) With. why. to return for the seventh day of The 12— six women and six the benci with the Judge out ex pla i ning his reasons, a Gurney and his four co-de. Jury selection. The other five men to ex- to kickbacks and bribery," conceivably could be. etcias ciflenge ecreUy, No Vera Kipp MARCH 34 told the judge. Women Interested In Further federal Judge set aside a half fendants are charged with con. were dismissed. Seven ad- come members of the trial jury public announcement Art exhibit by Central Florida Education, 9:30 a.m,, to 12:30 hour today fcc a secret meeting Splracy to create a slush fund ditional potential Jurors were if announcement is made. Mrs. Kipp added that she has not ruled out. But the only way to de- been disillusioned with politiArt Association, Fashion p.m., no fee, 6 weeks, SJC's with attorneys and defendants from builders' kickbacks, held over last week, but it was has not said whetherKrent.zman any of the termine how many have been clans since Watergate. Square of Orlando, 10 am, South Seminole Center. Call In the bribery-conspiracy trial Five prospective jurors out of not known if any had been 12 would be seated as Jurors. excused Is to wait until all are of through 9 p.m. former Sen. 10 ed qu es tion Edw d Monday we ar Gurney Also excused was Mary Lane, re told elim inated by challenge. SIC Community Services for Opposing attorneys meet at assembled in the courtroom a third co us a nd four others, in to the Judge's reservations. and count heads, MAR. 4 U.S. District Judge Ben wife, who said there were only Lakeview Middle School Krentzrnan held a similar sesNinety prospective Jurors two politicians she ever "IdoFurniture Refinishing, have been singled out for ques- lized. One was President p.m., 901 W. First St., Sanford. Band Parents, 8 p.m. I ban- sion Monday as jury selection tioning from 120 persons called. (Franklin) Roosevelt and the continued, He posted two marCall Seminole Juni or College droom. So far, 61 of them have been other was Leroy Collins.Services for at the door and cleared Sanford Tourist and Shut. the room of excused. reservations. spectators and Collins, a Democrat and for. the 01011h. % c.ii....s,..... ti........ .. fle Club The judge did not say iiic& r *UIIUa go was aeThe Herald's Homemakers dinner, 6 p.m., business Sarasota woman who said she feated by Gurney for the Senate Show, Sa nford Civic Center. mee ti ng, 7 p.m., clubhouse on i didn't think si.e could be fair seat In 1968. Do Doors o pen for exhibi ts 6:30 lakefront. and impartial. On trial with Gurney, 61, are p.m. and show at 7:30 p.m. "My first husband was a former aides James Groot and Jackson heights School The detoxification center operated by the concern or interest, nevertheless the required Gifts, prizes, homemaking tips Advisory Council, in small contractor Pennsylva 7 p.m., at the Joseph Bastien and former fedSeminole County Mental Health Center on 25 per cent local Money to match state money and fashion show. WB who lost a lot of businew school, Mrs. Cora Jenkins, eral hous4 officers K. Wayne Lake Minnie Road has been phased out, under the state's Myers' Act was not because he refused to be a party Swiger and Ralph Koontz, Hourly employes at Divorce: Communication guidance counselor, will exCenter Director Dr. Werner Metz said today. budgeted this year. Before, During and After, "Who plain the testing program for Stromberg Carlson It Isn't that the center was not being used by yesterday were Informed Am I Now?" 7 p.m. Call Jackson heights students, The half-way house at the center will * county residents that needed a place "to re ma in open, Dr. of an average $11 a week Metz Seminole Junior College said, rs ns * adding pe o sober up... to dry out," there is just no money MAR. 5 with alcohol problems will live at the house * Increase In salary, an of. Community Services for available, Dr. Metz said, The Seminole County * while gainfully employed and thus assist in ficIal confirmed today. reservation. Legislative During the 10 months the center operated, Delegation * Industrial Relations supporting financially this operation. '4 hearings for 312 persons with alcohol problems and 25 to proposed * . National Service Officer Van Manager Joseph Hartwig W he re will these problem dri nkers go now? * legislation. 7:30 p.m,, City Hall, 30 pe r cent of these re turned two or three -: will be at Zayre Shopping said the wage increases Dr. Metz was asked. "If he has committed a IF Casselberry. times — were referred by Alcoholics Center, 17-92 and Airport ranged from to 42 cents criminal act, he will be taken to jail, Just as * Anonymous (A.A.) or law enforcement Boulevard, 9 a.m., to assist Sanford Grammar School an hour and will become * before," Dr. Metz said, "and a sobering agencies and treated. 20 vete rans and dependents. Advisory Committee, 11:30 effective for the more th an . facdityIs being opened In Ora nge Cou n ty, But a.m., at the school. 570 hourly workers on Metz insisted the county commission was I doubt they will take care of Seminole County March 1. very supportive In general and did not lack Slim & Trim. 9:30 a.m., SIC MARCH 6 residents." * main campus H-C; 7 p.m., and 2. De itary Arts and Crafts Club, * 8:15 p.m., SIC 11-5-6. Call 10 a.m., Deflary Hall. Guest WE HAVE STATE FO M * .0 rt&iri' Agriculture Community Services .Seminole artist Mrs. Ruth Gill of DeLand * FIN DI Junior College Community will demonstrate still life in Services for reservations, oils. Open to public. - 59 LB. Bob Horn, newly elected president of the (lub who replaced Delbert Euga in that spot Jan, 1, told the Board, "There's been a lot of lack of communication on our part. We were even unaware of some of the requirements." CALENDAR -- Legal Notice -. — — . $ In addition, there have been "as many as 30 people out on the field on various private shoots and no sanI(ai y facilities are being used," Neiswender declared. County Cornmissloners had said that the granting of the lease had centered around the Club constructing two gun ranges one to be open to the general public, and another closed range for county law enforcement officers, MIAMI (AP) A National Airlines spokesman says the carrier's announcement of "no frills" service at fare reductions of up to 35 per cent has filled reservation lines with calls for more information, The new service Is scheduled to start April 14. "The reservation offices have been humming since the announcement," the spokesman said, "Most of them have been informational: Where can they buy tickets? How much are they going to cost? What cities are included? . FRESH ,•, Reductions Create Interest t xed ByPublic...Relations Chief - . — promised to set "rea!istic" plans for bringing — - 11*. _X . - But, Horn said that some of the lease requirements such as securing liability insurance, and a survey of the outer boundaries of the property — had already been completed. "A copy of those documents have Seminole Gun and Archery Club members meeting with county officials yesterday LAKELAND, Fla, (Al') Scattered frost was pi' dlicted fci n; oi LrCivar warming trend but forecasters said only some scattered truck crops were llkey to be harmed, The coldest weather, lows of 28 to 32, was predicted for counties along the Suwannee and Aucilla Rivers in North Florida. Less frost danger was predicted elsewhere, with lows of 30 to 35 in the north to 37 to 42 south of Lake Okechobee. Forecasters said a warming trend was expected today with rain likely In the extreme north by Wednesday. Auto Train Taxing Power Alarms C unlawful for us to us our own water?" one citizen commented, Councilman John Zacco sided with citizens who own their own water supply. Zacco even praised water other than that which Is distributed by the city. "I don't drink it," Zacco said of city's water, "City water way be pure, but it doesn't smell as well as well water." City officials, For the most part, argued that the ordinance is designed to protect the citizens, . Facility 1y Hui.l. BEl.LI;vlljj: herald Staff Writer Frost Damage Is Light Lega' Notice Triplett Called Showroom Fulmer also said council assured him in 1972 he wouldn't be required to use city water, but Council Chairman Edith Duerr said she 11 couldn't remember granting such per. mission. "It did not happen at any meeting where! was present," Duerr said. "Is your memory that good," Fulmer queried. Then City Attorney Ken McIntosh was asked if he remembered the agreement. M. 'rtt replied; "My memory is not that good." Orlando assured Fulmer that If he had an ,. the new fair site at the ii,(ersecflon of interstate 4 and U.S. 301 in Tampa. CASSELBERRY.FLORIDA Notjc,OlPibIjcH,arjng room and released. They advised that they would WINNERS HONORED Sanford police today were come out in the morning," investigating the reported theft Sheriff's records today InOf $1,065 cash from the home of dicated that school CITY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR als 1573; CONF IR MING EX Mrs. E. H. Bennett, 401 haven't submitted results of an PENDITURES TO DATE; NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Magnolia Avenue. Inventory taken after a Sunday SEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS; NAME STATUTE and EFFECTIVE DATE. Officers were also looking for night break-in at the school TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The proposed ordinance Is posted Notice Is hereby given that he four wire wheel covers valued uUes said was underSigned, pursuant to the at the City Hall, Casselb,rry, 5 I CIi at$1) reported Stolen nffa1m to be made to determine if Florida. I I "Flctitio Name Statute' Chapter Buick yesterday at Endicott anything was missing from Public Hearing will be held in the $6509. Florida Statute, will register City Hall. Casselberr-y. Florida, on fA Pontiac-Buick, U.S. 17-92 at first burglary. with the Clerk of the Circua and for Seminole County, Florida, the 17th day of March. A 0 1975, at Airport Boulevard. Dale Hancock, of Society 7:30 P.M.. or as soon thlreattec a upon receipt of proof 04 the Sheriffs deputies were Park Apartments, Fern Park, possible, at which time inI,reste publication of this notice, 11i fic. parties and cllI:en for and against tIt1ou name, fowl?: C. H. Thomp robing the theft of a àmera, reported a microphone and ion & ASsociates under which I am the proposed Ordinance will be cigarettes, liquor and record control unit, valued at $150, was heard, This hearing may be con . engaged lnbuslnen at Bldg. S 7541 albums a1ued at oro Ue MO Vt tinued from time fo time until final the Sanford'facftitjt : .: MflonyIIfe Avenue, in the City of Louisville, Ky. ,tàSanford runs, Horner there wouJdbea Richard Richardson residence alon of Sanford ehlcle last t' Aüoe11e Editor action Is taken by the City Council Santor, FlorIda, Elaborating on the add(thal ther'P) Rb forezpansio,. A on Lake Moflroe on April 26-21, GOVERN YOURSELVES AC That the party Interested In said at 11$ Fairway, The Springs, night but the thieves aiiei to : empha being placed on the new franchise is presently Races CORDINGLY. ""ent.i'pth. is as SoIl's: will he sponsored by the Longwoot take a two-way radio Whatever (ears may have strategic central location of under negotia tion for Auto DATEDPhI$flthday of F eb ruary C. H. Thonipio, Jr. Mid-Florida Power Boat Deputies responding to a attached to the control been genem-ated regarding Auto Sanford, Church said there Train de Mexico, and Dat ed at Altamonte Springs, A 0 1975. truck Association and all proceeds Seminole County, Train's moving from Sanford were discussions on eventually train, a new Florida. February (Seal) service which will will go to the Central Flocda Mary W Hawthorne, 131h. 1913. were dispelled by IUcbad J. moving the national carry trucks and their drivers Zoo. city CII!fk Publish: Feb. ii. 23. March 4 II Church, director of public headquarters of Auto Train to aboard the same 1973 City of Caswlt,eci-y, Plan Body Formed train. _______ ________ Florida relations, as he spoke at the Sanford, "but th DEIc1 at's several Other U.S. routes under PubIth March 4, 197S S Greater Sanford Chamber of years down the fine." DEL-is consideration would be from CITY OF Commerce PeironaiIty Break. CASSELS ERR Y, FLORIDA The company was formed in Chicago to Denver, and a fast this morning. NoticefPwbIic "faring 1%9 by Its present President Seattle to somewhere In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO WHOM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IT MAY CONCERN: When asked whether there EugeneK.Garfjeldandonjuly Ca EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. lifornia said Church. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE th NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE By JANE CAELBERRy closing date for $0, baA was any substance to published 15, 1971, Auto Train Corp. went e City of Caswlberry that the COUNTY. FLORIDA. In other chamber action, COUNTY. FLORIDA. reports hinting that Auto Train public by offeri ng 700,000 Beard of Dlrectrs met p4 CIVIL ACTION NO, 7$4I6CA44.I Council will hold a public hearing to CIVIL HeraI Writer ACTION NO. 7S'4*-CA loan to finance consider enactment of might move. Church *atd, "I •"-- -t a statloo.citv hail auv isi jiO heard Jack Homer, executive nonemerg.ncy Ordinance entitled: doubt it," He amplified by per share, raising $7 million IN RE: Inm.Maner.f th, Adoption IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF WTER 51hir4t.js ..' City cicalngcostsh3Cjuded$4I,3oo to manager, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of: review the recent saying construction Council approved an ordinance Southeast Bans of Mai tland; BARNES, WIFE, AND HYCE OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, JANET MARIE HUNTER. a plans purchase all of its equIpment. membership drive In which S'IE BAPHES. HUSBAND minor establishing a city planning *5,551,83 legal fees; $300, which he had seen at the ADOPTING THE AMENDED Since that time Church said there were 104 new members UTILITY OPERATIONS BUDGET NOTICE OF commission NOTICE OF ACTION and elected documentary stamps and company's Washington 700,000 persons have been signed. However, according to FOR THE CITY OF TO: HYCE BARNES ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS members to the new body. $414.13 on balance of interim headquarters indicated ex- transported on the carrier from Homer, the renewals are doing CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. FOR 23 Trinity Road FISCAL YEAR 1975 AND AP TO: LINDA ANN HEDRICK panslon of the Sanford Ter. its northorn terminal at Lot-ton, poorly In that there were 568 Elected to represent the council loan from bank. Because of Raleigh, North Carolina P P 0P PIAT IN0 AN 0 Address Unknown was Coujicilinan Irene Van 27607 probably within a Va., to Sanford. delays by the bank In mimi (j members at the start of ALLOCATING REVENUE OF THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the Eepoel and resenting the Entering the fourth year of drive and only 519 at the coneasing the loan, it was year. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an UTILITIES FOR THE FISCAL Petitioners named herein. WILLIE Planning and Zoning Board, necessaryforthecitytotxjrr,r YEAR ISiS; CONFIRMING EL M. HUNTER and Thetotalemploymentof Auto service and backed with a cluslon, including the new for dissolution of marriage GLENNA PENDITURES TO Train, ding to Church Is DATE; HUNTER, hit wife, have fIItd a iS been filed against you and VOU John Newsome. RepresentIng 180,000 in members. SEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS; Petition In the are revIred to serve copy of OU the community at large * above styled Court COmtflICUOfl.interim funds tom' 700 persons with flS of them at Lorton to Sanford, and AND EFFECTIVE DATE. It was also announced by written defenses, if aany, for the adoption of the minor child to it f Sharon Patrick, Charles L. The Proposed Ordinance posted named In 'hal petition and you are Council objected to the WILFRED H. CONRAD. at the City Hall, Casielberry, co Chute of 1218 Swan Si, Richard payment of $4,000 included In mmanded to petitioner's attorney, who address Florida a copy Of your written dfeni, if any on or is too North Highway 1797, Waxio of 30 Jackson Circle; the clo,sing to then city attorney before Public hearing will be held in the the 4th day of April, 1 CacIt.rry, Florida 37707, on or 975, on Wal; City Hall, Catselbecry, Florida, On F St atnaker, Jr Carol Alford, 20 Sheoah Blvd., Thomas Freeman that was before April 3, 1975. and f,Ie the H e Petitioner' s at 17th day of March. AD A . D.1975, at tcwhey, whose and Walter Parkhurst, 2.51 made without itemized bill original with the clerk of thi5 court address is Post Office By ED PRI(2E'17 7:30 P.M. or u soon thereafter as Drawer "It isn't straight. It isn't The dock was intended for use either before service on r'Ititioners possible, Tradewinds Rd. One. CatseIt*r, Florida, being submitted, at which $lm interested 37107. and Herald Stall Writer level, It's now sinking only. attorrey or immediately thereafter; parties and file the original with the Mrs. Patrick is presently it's by Casselberry residents citizens for and The Council opted to not ue otherwise a default against Clerk of this Court either before gone down on one corner a bo ut 'It's a showroom for boats, will be elltCred the proposed Ordinance will be ServIce on Petitioner's attorney or serving on Planning and Z3nlng the full amount and return to against you for the relief dema CASSELBERRY— Don eight Inches," Willson said. nded heard, They all come to Casselberry," In the petition. immed Board and Chute is on the East the bank $55,000 — less accrued Willson says Lake Triplett has This hearing may be Continued default iately thereafter, otherwise a He blames the entire fiasco Wilison said. WITNESS my hand and the seal of may be entered against you Central Florida Regional Interest — from time to time until final action is for the relief demanded in the after payment of turned into a showroom fomboat on the dock which the city inthis Court on February 75, 1915 taken by the City Council. Planning Council Project $17,063 to the contractor dealers to s (Circuit Covet Seal! Petition. how their wares, stalled next door to his property GOVERN YOURSELVES AC. City Attorney Review Committee. Ken Arthur H. Mclntcisji Beikwith, Jr. WITNESS my hand and the s eal of Aargurd Juergensen; $5,942.30 He CaR OtNOLY a c'ity.tnstalled dock in 1972. Since then, Willson advised council several the Court it Sanford, Florida, this A Clerk of the Court An organ zatlonal meeting to architect Robert Koch; 1810 makessays DAT ED this 25th day of February, nth day 04 February, 1973. the entire area look like says, the area has been By Cecelia V. Ekern for the comiissjon watt to repay general fund; and a "fish camp." And, Wilson, swamped A 0 1975 As Deputy Clerk (SEAL) by tourists and methods could It tried — in. tSeaU ence WIL FRED H. CONRAD scheduled for Friday at 1:30 $34,446.92 to pay remaining who's lived at 301 Lake Triplett dealers with boats to sell, Mary W Hawthorne, but said in 'he final analysis the Attorney for Petitioner Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. p.m., in city hail. City Clerk Improvements on building and Drive since 1948, said yesterday $00 North Highway 1792 One time, Clerk of Circui t Court Wilson says, a dock would have to go If Cou.xjJvotcd to tgeo%.er the Invest balance in a building he plans to sue the city if ey city of Casselberry, BY: Elaine RiCharde th man with a camperpulledupin solutions did not remedy the C*s%efberry, Florida 32707 Florida Winter Springs Community fund, Publish March 4, Deputy Clerk it, 15, 35, 1975 don't remove the dock, P his yard and threatened to gun situation. ublish: March 4, 1915 DEL 15 Association building as Pubilih March i, ii, 15, 23. 1975 DEL - 11 DEL him do" jfWilison didn't allow requested at last week's weeke nd camper and his meeting by acting president '1 compn1on to stay. the organization, Carl Mitchell. He says Lake Triplett is belr.g John Daniels' motion also inpolluted. As evidence, he cited eluded making rieeessary roof raw sewa, being duinpd into rtpairs. the lake and people pollution Fred Roberts hired as city due to the lack of sanitary public works director was CASSELBERRY__ City of. outlined other powers granted facilities. 1R ,?*LI approved b3' Council. The ficials here are alarmed over the authority under the newly ~ -position will be funded for one taxing powers given Wilson saidOrlando 150-horsepower the drafted legislation already cruisers from zoom nwy_ year by Comprehensive Seminole ,#.'i County Port approved by the "l'ation t;;tal 1ruin 'i I Aitieurity and plan to aljt the lake a dealer:; show lp s to (CETA). Public Works Corn- theSeminole It gives the port authority the the boats to prospective Luyers. County power of eminlent domain, missioner Irene Van Eepoel Legislative delegation, recommended Roberts from rtprojects onproperty City Attorney Ken among those appIing for the Informed council yesterday owned the port prior to the FLASH FROZEN Evsiln IIendi -I lective date new pod because of his ex- that a new bill gives the port the IN mod provides taring th working for thecJty power to tax Caiielberry Suntlaiyllentid SLB. BOXES which couid be levied on of Beckley W.Va.. In street residents or for that matter '° Pubt',hed D.'Sy and Sunday, maintenance, sanitation, all residents in Seminole Casailberry residents for 54?L,Id4,, ('ayby Thc the ci ty limits. parks tape and janitorial County. fo1dtf,qjJ inc )00 N rtf(h Ave , work in city hail It Ws emCouncilman Sal (iando, who Mcintosh prom!sed adLOCATED AT JOHNNY'S STANDARD 11 pjut the director will list week arked McIntosh to ditional reporLs and said his p,,, , be expected to "wield a shovel report on the bill, asked If the office will monitor and IranSERVICE CORNER OF AIRPORT like everyone else' and several bill allows -appointed people sactions to determine If the 9 AM. TO 7 P.M. 'ctspt,cgi Rafts by Carr,er Of the applicants were "over power to tax our citizens," authority plans to buy land in BLVD. & 17•92 SANFORD qualified." "My opinion is that It does," the city before the July 1 (MARCH 5 & 6) W c' e ik 5 c Year 525 Mayor Thy Pilland reported the city attorney said. he also deadline, By 11/inter Springs agreement with the city, It would be honored. -McIntosh said a letter such as Fulmer says he has "is binding." "We're on our own wells. How can It be ._~ . I to the State Fair Authority for construction of buildings at winners in the "What Freedom Means to Me" essay contest down payment through bank ADOPTING THE AMENDED OPERATIONS Scrtoma Club were a*-rded $25 U.S. Savings Bonds th is morningspoorr1 by Southwest Seminole financing and another $40,000 GENERAL at a breakfast meeting at Quality BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF through .FTomleft,LoweUStahl,cbaIrman;JedycrystFortatyta ry CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, FOR Peggy Smith; Debra kiernan of Bear Lake Elementary with teacher, Robert Deyling;,withkhe FISCAL YEAR 1973 AND AP and Sertonut P 0 P P IATIN G A N0 president Art Swenson. (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) ALLOCATING REVENUE OF THE ESSAY CONTEST Ron Bergman which exempts him from the ordinance. Club To Upgrade TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Plans to build new state (air buildings in Tampa have been put in motion by Cabinet acceptance of a bid for $3 million In State Fair revenue notes, T he Cabinet approved the bond sale Monday to a syr.dicate headed by William H. Hough Inc. of St. Petersburg for 7.5 per cent interest. As a result of the sale, the state turned over $6.2 million Leaciiij ___ 3,000 gallons, a utility spokesman said this morning. Orlando said about 4,000 residents ali'eady use city water. The measure met strong protest by some citizens at yesterday's meeting. One citizen, F.W. Fulmer, threatened to sue ii'e city If be's required to abandon his deep water well and begin using city water. "It sounds like a violation of civil rights to me," he said, Then Fulmer asked for 30 days "until I can get my lawyers In here." Fulmer, however, may be exempt from abandoning the system he said he constructed for $5,600 to service 14 units he owns if he can produce a letter from former City Manager ... - New State Fair Grounds LAKE MARY— City Council At least $150,000 more w ill be last night authorized an needed to upgrade the system. engineering study of the In a workshop session Southern Gulf Utilities water following the special meeting, ytciu i t plans to buy. the city resum ed talks with if. However, It did not close the J. Kay Inc. Builders through _______ _• 1"5-11A - deal to buy the nearly400 La Dale, customer H. J. Kay is currently in. it recently ratified volved In a court case In which ___ anAlthough agreement to purchase the it Is asking the circuit court to i__ _____________________ system for $70,000, it is still order the city building ad. negotiating with the utilities mtnlstrator to Issue It building - 1V7 firm over several points of permits. ______ contention. These include: AcimlItt nf nstrt nnd repair items the city IIrw ______________________ The engineering study needs to -. - Mrs. Diane been broken L'itc. Deputy David Beardslee, was backing the K. Smith reported he found vehicle from the dri veway at rear doo rs at the school open the family home, and he and deputy Luke StallDeputy Ron G il bert said the worth de termined th e building auto struck the child's left leg hadbeenterj, but a 3po keman at Florida Smi th reported at 3 a.m. that L .._. -. - RobertsSi, Knoilweo1, fell Elementary School, SR 4310 _ , - - \i ~ , ~ 7# TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) The state should repay the federal government $44,344 paid to four employes who performed farm chores, maid services and flew airplanes for former U. Coy. Torn Adams, a federal audit says. But its criticism of spending oil the Adams' aides amounted to a smhll fraction of the errors reported by the audit. The audit by the U.S. Department of Labor asked the Florida Department of Commerce to reinhurse the ,_ 'a. # 11.1 minion in what it called misspent federal funds, The audit was presented Monday to new Commerce Secretary Ed Trombetta in his first official day on the Job. lie described it a "as something less than wonderful" ,.-..-----. — deputies reported For the second right inrow Noell Christine Beardslee, of deputies discovered Wilson mother, 60M ____ It — Asked By Council .,VA ,-_ w ___ _____ . with Food Store on Bear Lake Road in southwej SernInoe. from a right front window wj ___ =__ - — ______ a I IM" burglar alarm apparently Sheriff's her _________ I . scared away thieves early today who had battered a 14A three-year-old Longwood Inch diameter tole In a concrete girl survived a fall from a block wall at the Little Champ apparently minor ____ __________ From Auto By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Repayment Of $44,344 ii. . - fly El) PRICKETF Herald Stall Writer CASSELBEIIRY Over protests by citizens who own fresh water we1s, city of. ficiaLs here yesterday passed an ordinance requiring all residents within 100 feet of city water lines to hook onto the city's system. Councilman Sal Orlando said 61 residents already within the 100 feet boundary set by the ordinance will be required to pay $350 apiece to use city water and, as the city's water system expands, other residents using well water will be caught up by the new requirements. After payment of the Initial $350 hookup fee, the minimum monthly water bill is $ .fi for Federal Audit Requests / Tsday, March 4, Wells Go Down The Drain In CasselberI11111111111111~ — I- " datory for the railroad's 700 management employes, in- r. it 'r'"" - T'jesday, March 4, 1975 I en w - -. . .... '46 STA( ** * . - - iC)uTl Id ,',cij.,, o t.,i,., IL,.I,'j :i. 5' * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * - - -.- .- . . . - -. , - = . - �-- - - - - - - -- - - .----.- -=-------•--:- -- - T ( - .---.-'.-----.---------- - - - -.-.- ----. .-. —----N1 -- Evening Herald -- 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-11 or &31,W Tuesday, March A Woman In Distress. . . and she needs help! Helen Malone, High Banks Marina In DeBary says she lost" her wallet this past Saturday. It's important to her that at least some of the contents be returned, please. Al though &'es not too concerned over the return of a diamond, extra set of car keys, safety deposit box key, and around $21 4, 1975-lA WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WII.LIAN D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MA RKEY. Advertising Director (although it would be refreshing to eventually report that all were ret urned), there are three items which could affect her life. Ms. Malone is being treated for leukemia. She "lost" a Siands Medical Center Card showing her treatment schedule for this disease. Also, there was a blood card in her wallet which indicatel th e credit due her while receiving further treatment. Finally, her driver's license, without which she can't drive Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month , $2.40; 6 Mon ths, $14.20; Year. $340. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ('(her A round The -- mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Amencan System Posses The Test to GaIneil, for treatment. Will the finder please call 3224403. . you. in advance. . and thank -I'- I Clock For those of you who may not have seen the article a it appeared in the Dec. 15 Issue of FOR. l;ES MAGAZINE, "Today A Hero. But Tomorrow?," it pertains to both of the utilities serving this area and deserves some special comment. %% ho knows best how to run an electric utility the engineer or the profemional manager? (As far as that goes, it probably could be applied simil arly other businesses as well.) Since becoming president in IM, Hines has the construction budget from an initial budget of $290 million to around $101 million. "We are not wriitng any checks that won't clear the banks. %e intend to stay solvent," said Hines. j know how to turn on a switch and that's about all, hen I leave the company, I don't reckon I'll know any more about electricity th an I do right now." Leading the Florida Power Co. is Two completely different business attitudes. everything about electricity. 30 Po wer Is off 78 per cent, from above 50 to below 11, "Which is right? Is McDonald being too cornplacent or is Andy [lines over-reacting, almost panicking because the gloss Is off first time T - An JIM"41%,ft io MOM mot Mr tho #Wanaaa that deMI PAL"" BOSW h" fOrCtd dM Interest - rateshereanaaDroaci, imsmeanithattneafl!eWatergate engendered, we see again the triumph rence in rates at which the oil producers borrow of a Constitution giving us a government of laws, money and at which they lend is being reduced. problem. Where are the Western world Exports of natural g:s to Ilk' UflItt(I St.tt&', under existuig contrac ts sho ul d be stretched over a longer period , reducing the amoun t of annual shipments, the In dustrial Gas Users' Associa a "FRANK has not shown the ability to protect villages from Communist attack," Dean reports tersely. ".. . KC, by keeping refugees off farmland and nonproductive, continues to demoralize their spirit." Our Intelligence sources poth(outtJt terror been used by both sides in Cambodia, Government troops have been accused Past of ugly atrocities. But the reports from the Letter To The AP Dispatch Disputed PCt' Cent, 1.4 per cent, 1.0 per Cent and 1.4 cent, considering them in reverse order. recen tly released Associated Press atIn each case the one per cent add-on was less tide oclaiming that "Federal retirees can get than enough to compensate the annuitant f . 'I'ie ahead" is wrong, wrong, wrong and thereby does Superior Court leaves him free Judge Jams P. McGulre of rx-year sentence to resume his practice, Th is all raises the question of whether the force and dignity of the law has becotne a vicUm of the controversy s serious umund' ng this case. Dr. Edehn 5WA convicted by a jury of a crime. Until or unless that conviction is reversed, we would expect the courts to place more restsain't on Ws actions. of us? ' . Lung Abnormalities Abnorrnaljf' MONTREAl. API BERRY'S WORLD - ~*~ - - -1 - NT a voluntary (w11-_, g--rvL-3ti(_,.ri , p.o-raln ''if - Slit months before the government attempts to curb oil consumption by harsher means. Ic - Their voices join a growing thorts. Shortly ____-pea'cJi Coach, a txanc of the National Ad 3nce,màdethealwng report \ ",, -' - This is my assistant and the other Iei$ow ffi my attorney!" my of that the nation's actual reserves of recoverable oil and gas may be less than half that estimated by goverruncnt energy analysts and claimed that ihe goal of energy self-sufficIency by the I98IS " essentially impossible." Among other step', the council recommended- , who was in charge of the research team, said more th.qn asbestos-related diseases, OTTAWA API — Immigra tion Minister Robert Andras has warned that the federal government seeks an immigration policy "free of discr imination regarding race, color or creed." The Ca nadian parliamen t Is be ginning preliminary wor k on formulating a new Immigration policy f or the country. The government has already submitted a so-called "Green Pa per" on the subject and a Joint Senate-Commons committee is to hold nationwide he IrLng on it. Co nsiderin g current pop ula ti on and world economic trends, Andras said, it Is likely th at im-migration will overta ke Canada's natural population by the end of this century. ) _ ________________________ I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL "emergency" care because us d4LU*U Ulaurance provide '. For Wednesday, March 5, 1975 forces control most of the land area but need peope. The attacks are seen by the ; a situation where you share an - I#-. anything - -- but - profon, Insurance companies are boostthisto$l80(oreacll$b000f that year. Problems relating to covers claims for incidents premiums. Should insurers such treatment often are not reported during the time the continue to write this coverage discovered for many years policy Is in force. at inadequate prices, the after. Another problem is the solvency of so me companies The com pany has no way to reluctance on the part of the may be jeopardized, determine how many claims medical profession or state Patients have Ix-come In- will result from treatment professional licensing -_ -3-to-W '' IV` 110 mph. 25 mpg. LET A—-3 Finaltv us PUT YOU IN THE PILOT'S SEAT timum results from medical the coverage was in effect. In a competent providers of medical treatment. They also are continuing inflationary services from the mainstream economy, claims settled as of medJ cal care, they are dissatisfied with many as 10 or 15 years after cut, Attorneys detecti ve trea tment must be 15mpg. I- - provided during the year when organizations to remove in. Jr, - z"' 55mph. $150 for each $100 of collected year are liable to pay for rendered Premiums. Adding company malpractice associated with partii4ar during the time a policy was,ln force. ex penses and sales costs would any treatment provi ded during The new policy, however, only creasingly demanding of 01). -- Protection 0 UI I , OHO Cesssa Pilot Educa. Han Wcau" we mink irs fr* best. it a' laterat cur. 'tvm that blinds ground and flight training into alo,icai $04wence for faster, surer "V '' specializing in medical settledwjthdollarswhoset'alue medical" services must _____________________ ' .%1. TRAPH%GAN recognize that they ultimately malpractice actions have ad. are far below those of the pay, through Z_ higher medical i _______ creasing rapidly in both vocated expansion of the dollars paid in premiums. :.. el, I'. ___ the opinions of others now. It's complacement. GEMINI , Into agricultural production, or where there is a on. A friend could be lost 19) You'll pass on some in- diet of entirely raw foods through a broken promise. formation solely because it provi ded the diet Is balanced, CANCER (June 21-July 22) makes interesting listening, utilizing the four basic food You have a lot of big ideas. It though you know your source groups, and the meats and fish are free of parasites and germ. doesn't appear you're prepared isn't re l iable. j Don't ask something of another Justed to such a diet and live VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Ylu take for granted. You must act # won't be as careful as you usually are about household matters today. Something that promptly on it. WEATH ER ____________________ ______________________ March 5, 1975 healthily, maybe more so Ow on a conventional diet? DEAR READER - Dr. Lamb _Wk —* . - I report -- mph becornlnq easterly and 'ncreasn Some Wednesday Rain prof)ahIt,, E I4AMB - MENNEEMENN 'mcfeAsino to 40 per cent wea People, if You are not able to many parts of the world. It is EAlendrd Fjirt,casls 7hUrSday nescmy keep it in a sterile environment, still true that If you are In a '°"Saturday Theoretically, yes. Raw meat, even germ-free raw vegetables, raw cereals neglectcd. your way 'his year through LIBRA (Sept. 2t. 23) unusual sources, One in Doublecheck anything Im- ticular will come from one you portant that you put in writing know casually who now lives at or sign your name to. If you a distance from you. refugees who, in spite of the Imperfectio and . AREADEATH Florida PnjnsuIa food will soon country where the water rrilght trend PArtly through the period A cr beco mc contaminated with be contaminated with germs o showers norTh portion Thursday li ving collapses under its himself in Juneau, Alaska. The plans include $10,800 for a heated, two-car garage and $2,800 Carl Setje for landscaping. He'll also get a $4,000 annual and F.H. Coker allowance to main in ta the place. Survivors include a son, Thomas Mcharen, Yorktown lfeitit N. V.: daughter, Mrs. mtona Death Iki for '.tj you can be certain is free of used. harmful bacteria. And, since t Boiling water makes Is food for gerim as wen as possiblefortowatjn nm a m, 9 I pm, Port high 775 a m , 7 ji V M, 10% a 37 .1 F" , 9 02 P n, 9'03 Canaveral I I 0 S U I I munity Improvement Project raise funds for our I I U Sells Chalkboards _____ &BufletjnRnardc7 iii It *71 is u Oib 1 *h Ipq D,s c liluatth ii pins, t'm r "if I' m lei 01101 60t4l P:,.i ty pi ad 11(1 PI(hd1S __ - Eij" a'ei,,4iti _________________ - - - - BILL GIELOW(322.6473 ) ) — Sanford, j I Florida 32771 Please reserve.,., copies of Peter Schairs I I SANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR II YEARS at I (Copies will be deIiv,rd In late March) - - U - I I 1%1, P 0 (' I 'A U I I I U NAME lfn 's'- U a ________________ '- yy I U Dar C.I.P. .i J; 'ULIUL I i CIP, I Post Office Box 15?3 - —. I. Reserve your copy today. Call any of the members below, or mail the order coupon today. 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The rapid heat - --truth 13 that cooking Is a health process de stroys germs that _________ procedur e, would otherwise multiply as the It is hard to obtain meat that milk sZit around waiting to be - - - I U 0 N 0 N I I I and all such raw foods can be s and theY will multiply. that you can boll the w I community's bicentennial beautification ater, or If Highs in the low 701 north to uppef 0 di gested with ease by the body. projects. (Proceeds of this 200 volume sale go to Cooking food and boiling they have a hot water system 70S South portion on Thursday to md That is not the problem. water kil.Is the gernis and you can be fairly safe using the ?OsandIow$Oson5a,day osn I C.l.P.). '"It' ,10% nmoh to 60% nireme south 0 The big problem is that food parasites. That applies to water from the hot water tap mrtion on lhvf%dAv and in the ." a Peter Schaal's book chronicles the living details The temperature Is usuany t ' ---.--. MRS MAIUMRFr McL4REN Roseann Bradley, Casselberry, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Margaret C. lcIaren, Baldwin McNamara Funeral 250 Oxford ltd., Fern If me Altamonte Springs in ' Park, died Monday at Seminole charie. Memorial Hospital. She moved —11 I_' _1 to years ago ______ from New York, N.Y. and was _____ a member of St. Augustine ________________ Catholic Church, Casselberry. 0 i,gs in the upper variable mostly northerly 10 - H' I.%%'ItEN('E n Some areas. Increasing cloudiness and warmer with chance of rain increasi ng throuohWednesdaV Laws in thC 4N U WORLD WAR 2 YEARS I U Veti, day's higt, O l ow th is mornino 33 With moderateIrc%t I AND TI'IE I - Lucky breaks will be coming Man has survived the bacteria and even milk. A host of hot for too long for germ.s 00 to should be attended to will be t know why a groupamong the elderly fault of the (~!overnintnt'j, have moved from adjusted payments, the pensn law was and retired was chosen for attack. May be government-held territory to th e KC side." because it Is easy to attack those who appear to amended in 1969 to provide for an additional Footnote: In past columns, we have be weak. Percent Increase in the annuity, quoted earlier, secret ernby cables t Homer, However, the A? story Is ill conceived and Cambodian governmen' ..haphazard, out-ofonly way this one percent add-on could overcompensdate a retiree would be If the cost 0 parts, d1re'ted. We have refuted Its component channe l and ffl-coordlnated conduct of military fit.ing(CpI tIrI4 There have been no overpayments to operations. " One secret dispatch described Federal annultanta. 0* tkft WA ar*balf month Th ey would have received Cambodian strong man, Lon Nol, as "a sick Ung pe1od In?eased by fl ° P amounts had their annuities been in- man, both physically and mentally," it told of Hurt? - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It that you refused to do when you would be unwise at this time to had the opportunity. Her ancount on funds or resources that swer will be the same as yours. you hope will be coming in. Be PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) realistic. Work wi th what's at There is opportunity about hand. today, but it's the type you can't 0 It that will raise some eyebrows. DEAR DR. LAMB Is it your word than to keep it later CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan possible fora pe rson to live on a for you to give something about them. * Raw Food: Can ....a — U —_____________________________________________ will be easier , It FORD U I SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Interest because you're overly 21) You have Uttle rvgud for It ... ARIES (March 21-April 19) inake an error, it will be a big experiencing such severe losses and hospital fees, costs of the Key people essential to your one. in writing professional liability numbers and amounts paid. liability concept, which will "";",i" -- 1~ To ease this problem, a new Increasing number and amount ~i 0 plans are likely to Itt you down ? Cnsxa 00'aw ! SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Insurance that they need even Ile expected ultimate claims make more kinds of medical I . 4-.-n..% type of policy is being of awards for malpractice. today. Bank more upon your. Of you're sharing something higher rates if they are going to payou t for carz'iers of this In- procedures sub I -----_____~ - S&*WV Aawl ject to liability developed. The traditional able to continue to provide surance for the self, less upon others. socia lly with another, let her be NEXT: The trial lawyer -five-year period law suits, policy covers claims reported insuran-e. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) share the expense, too. There's this malpractice c- Medical ending Dec. 31, 1972(latest data 4011=101111111111IM101111111111 ~ Insurance companies that any time in the future resu.1ting You will not gain as many no reason you should pick up laims are in- available), will be more than provide coverage for a given from advantages as you should from the entire tab. % m-nths tn "crank" in the incrPasA.,and make the os i.!1 - young children, under 10 years of age, and were brutally executed by knife and iyonet after isters at a meeting in Vienna ropean Economic Community. Some Physicians, other health villagers were killed, 10 wotinded and a few are ill .... ..........r.. 'n use 10 villagers 'mueci were Yx Ilijan i. siunnem-, chairman j the panel that and one-half mon waiting periods before the own wei th ght. produced the study, should become "kind of a annuities were increased, th e Cl'! Increased 2.0 national religl3n." per cent, 2.s percent, 2.3 per cent, is per 1.0 By W.M. TRAPhIAG The Herald Services A health care crisis already exists in several states arid is 5phng to others. Physicians and surgeons are beginning to find that professional liability insur ance is not available to them, or if available, the costs are Increasing significantly. HOROSCOPE 'This has not been true for any of the eight Under critical analysis and with no need for WATCH ON WAE: The Coast Guard has Federal annuity adjustmen ts whi ch have been remorse, the AP attack upon the Congress' at. authorized Rear Adim Glenn Thompson to spend made since the one per cent add-on became law tempt to help Civil S ervice annuitants keep pace $135,000 of the taxpayers' money on a ho ifll%9.Dringüie1( niithsoft1 hree with a rising c t of f or Chappell refused to call a said. num be r of South Vietnam Chappell said that military journalists being held by the units which he visited were government "political "eager to fight, well-staffed a prisoners." very willing." Insurers Want New Immigration Policy personnel and hospitals say they may no longer be able to cent ce nt).(which would be an annual rate Of 3.4 per creased month-by-month by the same per. widespread incompetence and corruption certage amount as the cost of living increased, th roughout his government, "But after the tour of both lands and finding the military and government leaders so set WASHINGTON — Rep. against communistic control, I William Chappell (D•Ocala ) feel it would be best," Chappell Herald Staff Writer - per cent of the workers in such plants will develop back their outstanding loatts at an accelerated three percent above Its level at the time an. would have received over $= more! So, con- strong government-supported village milltia.11 rate, pay for the technical servim provided by nuities were last Increased and remains at least trAry to the AP article, one can say that Civil The cables report that "in some areas, village the World Bank and hold off on future loans so that high for three consecutive months, annuities Service annultants are not able to keep pace w1th militia forces have been fairly effective against tong as they have the money to pay their own shall be Increased by the same percentage as Uw rifting prices. That is got to say that the ad- enemy attacks because the village men justment formula Is not a good one. It Is the best sometimes stay and fight until Wa:,' cost of living has iiit their families one around. But that does not mean that it should have had 8 Chance to flee to safity.,, The United States, which has more public and There is no opposition to this in the AP story be unfairly and invalidly attacked, private funds invested in or loaned to the bank The cables also contend that "in spite of lack It is patently logical and fair that the livilig-cost than any other country, has never borrowed Of Protection which exposes villagers to daily " Surely, the Congress cotild have decided upon from that institution - holding that the bank's income Of a person shotild inmease by the sun attacks, and in spite of the many hardships of --1 an annuity adjustment formula which would be per cen ta ge amount as t he cost of living charter cornmniLs it to assist the needy. wWch would have paid out less mo crmses, or the person's "rea.111 income -the less ney. refugees Intimate that they would rather be poor b amount of goods and services he can buy with the Perhaps an overpayment Is defined by critics to h and suffering but hj%'e their freedom than live be any amount beyond a lesscr amount WhiCh under the incoiimc he has - w ill stifling regime of the KC. could have been paid. Perhaps the one. per cent lowever, because "This is borne out by thousands of refugees cost Of living does not add-on Is preconceived as an overpayment, precipitously stop ruing but continues its without considering its legislative rationale as a that have fled from KC-controlled areas com. At the recent National Governors' Conference established upward trer4 while the official paymevt to help compensate for time dela y. pored to the almost negligible num ber of In WashIngton, 28 state chief executives called government machinery takes three and ont4uilf - j, " Among those with more than researchers from the university's Mount Sinai ed ca m i l school, were presented Mo nd ay to the Confedera ti on of National Trade Unions meeting here. Thetford Mines, the subject of the research project, has three asbestos plants and is about 50 miles south of Quebec City. Paul Formby, as enemy punishment I nflict ed on the keep pace with Increases in the cost of living as same percentage Increase as the C?!, the total refugees m for rejecting KC offers to come over to the KC me&swed by the Department of Labor's Clin. payorit to date would have been greater than the side, or to cease cooperating with the Phonom Money-Saver I - years experience, more than 60 per cent of 1,200 asbestos wor kers in Thetford Mi nes, Que., have lung at)formalities, accordin g to a study by a research group his degree of sophistication. annulty kept even, month-by-month, with in. "The refugees express the view that the KC justice, is to Induce the OPEC countries to pay Congress prescribes that when the Cl'! Increases percentage amount as the CPI Increased, He By GLENNNIcCASLAND Come - horrifying. One cable, telling of an assault upon the refugee camp of Tuol Trach, declares: ,,Ten The problem isn't solved by oikvuntry loans to the World Rank. For the bank's rules as mimer Price (CPI). What the article calls total payout actually received by such an an• pj, side. previously noted, provide these loans be overpaymentsIndex it claims will reach a total of nuitani "Rather thin trying to capt ure villagers and guaranteed, in the main, by the industrial $100 billion by 1990. forcibly Carrying this specific mathenutical analysis nations. This reduces the size of the guarantee move them to KC-controlled territory, umbrella available to back other bank The fact of the matter is that the U.S. Civil back to March 1, 19, the base date of the first the refugees feel that the KC wan ts to demon. borrowings, and means, in effect, that the bank Service annuity adjustment formula Increw%n application of the one per cent add-on, further strate that FRANK is unable togi teprote~flon.. can thus borrow less from other sources. "Military authorities . . . indicate that the annuities after the cost of living as measured by supports the point. The annuitant would have Wliiit the United States, the Western world and the CPI has permanently increased. The mu!- receised a greater total amnountif he had had his eiemy has concentrated oi areas where there annuity increased has been an the World Bank st Cambodia agreed that Abu Dhabi could cut the premium it was charg. Green, arraigned on a charge he failed to appear for a lng on Its high-grade oil because 1974 trial, ais (acs trial next o( thearopindernandf or it But week in circuit court on told a news this was a special case in"i attempted to learn as "But they need clothing in volvir.g a comparati vely burglary charges, and traffic yesterday that he conference said. small would vote in "It will be difficult to get the much as possible about their some Instances, more food and charges stemming from a J3n. favor of U.S. amo t un of oil. a! iistance to both Con9ess to go along wiill ",e COnstitution there and t,nder better pay -but then I didn't 1974 auto chase and crash at South Vietnam Four OPEC members and Cambodia. rcqu.ct, but feel I got paid "cu as a Sau I will do "hatI tarn their 19w5 these pee" Fe Puinia south of Sanford. The Florida congressman di Arabia, Iran, Venezuela being held for crimes which we captain during the war myself, because either we are goin g "If you can post bond you said he made the a nd Algeria — ha ve been in. decision af te should get a lawyer," Cowart touring bo th nations along withr keep an input into how jjç would term treason in this but who does," he declared. gited t a preparatory meeting earth is going to be organized, country," Chappell said. Chappell said he was tinopening told the defendant. "You sh ould other in Paris on April 7. But Senators and or The congrcssman said that he pressed with South Vietnam e the Communists are going to ha ve spent the money on a congressmen last week. Algeria has called for a boyco tt es was not allowed to talk with the President Nguyen Van Thleu as organize it," he said, lawyer instead of bond." Chappell made his decisi of the mee ting unless it is exChappell said he felt tht prisoners, other than to ask a leader. "Ile has been panded to cover raw materials Assistant State Atty. Bill public in a telephone conHeffernan told the court that ference call with Florida North Vietnam government their name and i they were misrepresented as a weak other than oil. being fed well, Green had "hired" two at- newspapers and a be leader," Chappell said. "This Is Diplomatic so urces said Alvy of never "intended to honor the Chappell said th e need in not the case at all," torneys to defend him but had Washington newsmen, calling cease-fire" sign ed three years gerla demanded that the three With Chappell during the tour oth de paid them with "bad checks.- the action "the toughest ago and told newsmen that Cambodia was gr eater for arms er veloping countries inWhen questioned by the court decision I've had to make" In "these countries don't want, and food than in South Vietnam, were Reps. Paul McCloskey (R. vited to the Paris talks _ India, abou t the bond, Green finally many years. nor do they ask for, American where food and some am- Calif.), Bella Abzug (D-N.Y.), Brazil and Zaire be increased munition paced the government Margaret Fenwick (R-N.J.) to six, including Pakistan, said was "on credit" and that Prior to the visit to Cam. troops back into their wars." requests. and several others. The trip another African country he was paying on it weekly, bodla, Chappell said he did and not "But t he assista nce in dollars "These are ri ch little cowiwas made at the urging of another from Latin America, Reporters later learned that a intend to support President that we can give them, would be tries and if they are able to President Ford to allow the check given the bondsman had Ford's request for $320-millions a definite stop-gap in the war. It The others invited are the bring their wars to a peacef ul lawmakers first hand in. been returned by a bank in aid to S United States, w hich Is strongly outh Vietnam and would save both na tions," he halt, then be allowed to develop, formation regarding the opposed to marked "insuffi cient f unds," $220-million to Cambodia, talking a bout anysaid, t hey will be even richer," he Indochina war. thing but oil, Japan and the Eu. smt' peiutis have predicted a significant shortage of the enemy have produced a slzTzilarfty The A? article claims that a Civil Service motives of response, with the answers varying only in annuitant receives more than he would it their annui tieb which are more than necessary to figure), and Increasing It montb-by-month by Um revoked his bond because he hadn't hired a lawyer. of natural gas by 1980. Canada annually exports about one tr illion cubic feet of gas, 45 per cent of its production, to 111t Cambodian hinterland have seldom been more Editor Aid tion has suggested. Th e ;Lssociation made its rec onimendat ions Monday at a meeting of the Canadian Energy Board. Most natural gas ex ports currently are made under con ac from 15 to 20 years. The associa tion saidtrIt ts extending would like See those contracts stretched out over another five to 10 y"ars with out the total volume of exports increasing, forces by their French initials. Government troops are called FRANK, and Communist guerrillas are identified as KC. countries and the Industrial nations of Western Claims are made in the article that Federal creases In the CPL Not so! Starting with a Europe and Japan afloat? If the oil nations take retirees January 1973 annuity of $400 per month (AP's are receiving periodic adjustments such a &M blte of the available money, what is -- I Natural Gas Troubles The classified cables refer to the opposing World Bank going to find the many billions of a great disservice to Federal retirees and the dollas rA*ded to keep the poor underdeveloped public at large. debate on the legal and eMk2l I&mms raised by his case during Its trip through the appellate courts. which 1)0(1' a - The United States recently prevafled on the billions of extra dollars at taxpayer expense Price rises which took place during the three and being captured by the enemy." Dean offers this auessment of the new World Bank to raise its interest to 8.5 per cenL because a formula designed to keep their pen. one4udf month waiting period. There was NO These steps, however, do not solve the basic sions in step with inflation actually propels them OVERPAYMENT. Conununist ruthlessness: "Inquiries as to become of the rest In- Rouge convoy route, third. "This is not an Iso'ated phenomena," (sic) claims Dean, "but rather seems to be indicative of a new e nemy strategy to Inflict even more suffe ring on the civilian population of Cam. price performed in a Boston hospital. We ca'i anticipate fntense to Khmer robbed con- with a Jan. 24 robbe ry at the — An April 14 al was ministers at their meeting Mon. Shop N Go store, Lake and had to be shoved through fendanta: Ranks and Willie R ogers lIng held in Marv. scheduled for George Allen county jail are the open jail door. — The week of March 31 for 1101111es, 19,151 1,ennard St., AlThompson, 30, of Paris, lean., troversial issue of apportion ing Rocky Ray Darnell, 21, Of 101 Authorities said today, Arthur P. Hatcher, 19; Kenneth tarnonte Springs, also face Maose Drive; Elvis Howard on a charge of possession of a production cutbacks if the however, that the woman a W. Hatcher, 15, and Gary W. trials the week of April 7 on Webster, V, and Marion le controlled substance. Thomp. world surplus continues to narentiv retained nn lliihhnrd 1 all of Pl,,..ih .. ,,,",, , uvea LCH we urr price sr1jcand grand larceny Corey Jr., 23, both of few hours later because a court Orange County. The trio was ®j- son was charged after Cassel- ture. charges in connection with Se cond St., Sanford, on charges berry po li ce jailed him on order was received releasing indicteti by the grand jury on break-ins and efts 1'he sources said the minisat Sobik's of robbery and use of a firearm traffic charges and discovered th her from jail. robbery charges. ters got around this problem by warehouse, SR 436 and a fish in commission of a felony, a suitcase with him in a taxicab declari As Ms. Williams struggled Odell Banks, 22, of 409 market at Altamonte ng it did not exist. They Springs. Corey is also being held wi th out contained ne against deputies at the Jail door Rosewood Lane, Altamonte arly 18 pounds of decided that the industrialized — Trial was set for the week bond on a ch arge of proliatlon marijuana, she had screamed, "I'll die if I countri es are making such vighave to sta y in that little room." orous efforts to revive their Another a rra I n in t' n 1 econornfts that the oil surpbi lcfcridaiit, Spencer Green, 30, will soon disappear and they of Orlando, remained in county can sell all they can produce. I11 jail today after Judge Cowart Last week the OPEC oil mmadjoining jail where she balked were set for the fGllowing de. venience Store. . for supply convoys from South Vietnam for two months. The rebel f or ces were reported continuing their Pressure on Nnfr i up f naval base on th e Mekong 32 miles th sou east of th e capita l and th e only major position still held by th e government along the Buddhist monks next and government troops anstotlie oil countries this lending agency has been hard pressed to co- bIy,Uietjp,go credit by the Fe. Dr. Kenneth C. Eddin has filed an appeal from Ma conviction on manslatt0ter charges growiq out of an aborlLion the In sources reporteddragged down stairs and to the arraignments yesterday, trials on charges he surgenLi'blockade on the hiekong River south of Phnom says Dean, are declared the "ruin enemy," with 'ov ut nut iu DdflW lois passing strange. For reformers can be subject to countries, especially hard pressed today because human frail ties as much as those they seek to s. New American temporarily abandon plans to lift defensive military positi ons, the enemy concentrated their _tacks on villages, directing their fire at villagers." Villagers who resist Communist overtures, always by the fact that -. (Continued From Page I-A) to break through to a third, that lack of available troops has forced the government to - a well-worn concept in American pohtics, limited me up with Um funds It wants to loan to needy Meanwhile field reports said. However. nations. A preparatory meeting for this is scheduled April 7 in Paris. *00 Phnom Penh today and were attempting - Woman Released Aftar Being Jailed By J U dge negou"'on with the - PIINOM PENII, Cambodia (AP) WASHINGTON As the lighting over Cambodia approaches th e showdown stage, nccording to classified cables from the U.S. embassy, Communist forces have turn. upon the civilian population with a Fudden savagery. The cables describe a bloodba th In the countryside. Villages have been destroyed, and the In habita nts "have been ruthlessly executed by knifing or burning." Even small children have been brutalized, "The enemy appears to have shifted some of the two of his attacks from the battlefield to the village," ambassador John Gun ther Dean reported In a grim message to the Sta te ___ not of men. Relieve Two outposts Government forces relieved two isolated posts 16 miles—west of Is R - I . John spolski ni l - declaring that a major threat to conference with Algerian King Faisal of Saudi Arabia donesia also decided to stay nance, oil and foreign ministers their unity doesn't exist. President flouarl Boumedienne was away. the chief absentoe, jjj exporters open their first sumon long-term production and The Organization of Petro- as the opening speaker. But Mo country is OPEC's of st bigge o il st the meeting was ex- price policies and future relarnit conference today with five leum Exporting Countries officials said the meeting might Of the 13 chiefs of state not scheduled an afternoon plenary be ected to be ld tionships with the nations that delayed by private con. Khadafy of libya and the presi- doors as the leaders considered boy their oil. present and their oil ministers session to launch the t hr ee-day ferences of the leaders, dents of Iraq, Nigeria and In. documents drafted by their (I. The chief task of the meeting is to try to put together a unified . policy for the future dialogue OTTAWA :1I ' .-- ~RjI - .." . Savagery In ' . 'A JACK ANDERSON taken them to the pinnacle of power and influence in our government. The sentencing is a major step toward a conclusion of the entire Watergate affair "getting Watergate behind us" in a manner that many could WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Top this if you not have anticipated when that phrase was first used Nineteen seventy four was the year the oil cartel countries quadrupled prices and took in A president has left office under the shadow of b " of dollars more than they could svend Go q..i-.tu form of pt.:hznezit the year that some staged a petroleum boycott only those who fall from the highest level of POW& against the United States, Japan and Western can suffer. By force of the law and the processes it Europe. prescribes, all who became tangled in the web of Nineteen seventy four was also the year the Watergate have to some degree paid a debt, even World Bank doubled the size c'( its cheap money those whose cases may still be before the courts. loans to the oil cartel countries. That Is it History has yet to write the final verdict on this authorized $609 million, contrasted with $315 extraordinary episode in American history, but we million In 1972 and $349 million In 1973. MOSt of are confident that future generations will view it as this money was guaranteed by the United States and other Western Latlons boycotted and threa supreme test of our constitutional system. It was atened with bankruptcy by the oil exporters. melancholy prelude to our country's 200th anToday, with multlbilhlons in their national niversary, but we can be proud of the sturdiness it coffers, the oil cartel nations owe the United has demonstrated in a governmental system States a whopping $2 billion. They have commitments for $800 million more. These loans to enter its third century. bear Interest from lows of 2 and 3 per cent to As four once-powerful men stood before Judge highs of 6 per cent. Sirica we saw the American judicial system The oil-rich countries owe or have committed asserting the principle of equality before the law. If a total of $11 billion at cheap we are to search in the outcome of Watergate for inLiest rates from the Western world as a any profound effects on our government system, whole. the most evident is the powerful role that emerged At the same time, the petroleum cartel nations i loaning their money In the United for the judicial branch when confronted with an States and West Europe for greater returns, abuse of power in the executive. ___ This reached During the period the oil producing lands were acme, certainly, in the crucial Supreme Court borm money at one rate or another from the decision ordering a president to urrender WW Bank, they were lending the bank money evidence to a federal prosecutor. at more profitable Lewis. They were buying 8.5 Watergate has led to at least a promise of per cent bonds, also guaranteed in the main by cleaner politics, more restraint In campaign giving the Western industrial nations. and spending, and a greater sensitivity to the In addition, the bank has been providing free technical aid to these same multibllllonafre Ia. potential of abuse of power by iihlic servants nds as part of the service It gives to borrowers. Whether the resolve for reform created by ,w.l,4,..,,hI* " V. l-#. uu, . a Tuesday, March 4,1975--SA Exporters Open Summit Meeting o Penh. The river has been unsafe ake Wi h Both Hands now are undt prison sentences after careers that had nearly 0 the :jJ If the CIA ever taps a phone with three teenagers in the house we pity th em. Oil Nations former (Icputv attorney g1neral watergate will e translated into constructive change is a question yet to be answered. Reform is - I associate editor - I Florida for '- " RAY CROMLEY men. The four a former attorney general, the two closest aides to former President Nixon, and a ALGIERS (AP) The ncnC mmunist world's major oil Cambodian Forces two ___________ severe. In this era when it is difficult at times to see a proper relationship between crime and punishment, we believe most Americans will feel that justice is being served in the case of these four IN BRIEF unit which was per cent completed. In comparing th eir stocks, Florida FP&L Lu - The sentences prescribed by Judge John J. Sirica for four convic ted defendants in the Watergate cover-up conspiracy were appropriately 0'16 1 _. FP&L making hardly any cutbacks while FPC moth balled a 515-megawatt steam president Andrew llinei, an engineer who does know almost woRLD trimmed - ,Nlarshall ,Nlcl onald is the Jovial, back-slappin presi dent of Florida Power and light Co., selected as the electric utility of the year. lclnald's been president since 1972 and says, I Evening Harald, Sanford, Ff. IUUIIUUIUIIIIIIUUUUU*I =0*1 I �-—7 -- I---- --'----- ''-r-:'-'-'------------------ ~ -- . - - ---- . Il . . l. i.-. i I. n Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, March 4,1975-4A Is Set For Colorful Ctrus I the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic in Fort Lauderdale to spark his 66 that earned fifth place and $10,010. Charles Coody, Kermit Zarley and Chi Chi Rodriquez Joined ORLANDO The television cables slipped through the grass like slender black snakes and the excitement soon will be thick enough to stir with a spoon. Color!! all orange, the colors of the Citrus Open. Monday was the first day, although preparation for the 1975 Citrus Open began the minute last year's ended. Monday was the first day, the day more than 150 "tour rabbits" began competing for approxlnuifely 30 spots In the Citrus, ' which begins Thursday at Rio Pinar Country Club. The "rabbits," those who have not qualified in previous events, play another 18 holes today at Cypress Creek Golf Club. -. :.i ~_ The prom is Wednesday at Rio Pinar and the Citrus Open V U ki -. - ~ !, 11 --.,C. begins nursday. It runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The final I-r:. -S ~ -J ' two days will be telceast by CBS. -. _____ •' At Rio Pinar Monday, a few pr os trickled onto the course, the '.'-ii419 putting green and the driving range I von ot over there," shoutrd IAI'e Ti evno from the putttri -. , ,;.,W een to the 10th tee, "an international foursome?" 4I Hell no, we're going Orco," countered Orville Moody NlOtAY, who is white, was p lay in g in i foursome with two ] i - -I) It Wtutesanda Black -ind ofribbing and fun followed Trevino from thedriving range to the putting green Hedldnot',entureon(o(hecowse , . "1 didn't have anything to do," he said. "It was either .-' J,; come out here or stay home in bed" L-- "Hey Mex," Moody yelled at Trevino, "hear you made some kind of putt Sunday" It as from here to that trec, Trevino hollered, pointing Orville Moody pups one down the fairway it Rio Ptnar during to practice round y es terday a tree 100 yards away. 'You come over here and I'll show you ha i mean." Trevino sank a mammo th putt Sunday In th e final round of - - Open Hosts .m After watching Trevino hit countless new TitIeLsts on the driving range, a spectator asked, "Lee, how many balls do you usually hit before a tournament?" . "I have no idea," Trevino said, "no idea at all. That's abou as stupid an answer as your question. What do you mean hoir many balls do I hit bef ore a tournament. How should I know? :1 - _N r . I : 4 . - - - . f _________ . 'L.—. ''- -- ' - - - 4 j ! "\ I 1 I - . -. - - - -4'i( . 't__ - t - - -I-' - -. -- Track Meet .Z_~_s, -F .. I 00 we . U P; l 7 The Mountaineers seem to By CRAIG AMMERMAN have a pretty good shot at LV Sports Writer making it because t Like the family farm and Bearcats, 20-5, are on a 14-game castor oil, the notion that a wIn ngstreakandflgu team should win to be success. ni re to g one of the NCAA's at-large bids, fizi in professional sport werm I - - I _____ .. -. -. - -. - i . lot Angeles at flew Orleans ThetaiUye1wosomeof Ch IChJ Rodriguez (left foregrowid ) Rumsecgp. 610 $ Qu'niela (7 1) 57910 Perfecta (2 4) 555.50 Double (7 2) 53650 THIRD, S-IS, D, 31.$a K tndatay 7 00 1.00 260 S Raynor 710 3 00 I " - 1. . I ; •'. , - qi ,;. and Lee Trevino (second from right) check the clubs of the Merry East Division W L Pct. GB New York 46 19 .705 -Kentucky .4 70 .02 I SI Louis 71 44 333 73* MemphiS 70 46 .303 261Virginia II 57 2)2 32', Qinc'Ia liSt 2120 Perf ect to 1)557.20 FOURTH, S-IS, C. 31 77' Sllaclee 1000 510 3 so i Mueho 540 100 I Torn Wocxi 5.70 7 Quinieta (Is) 5)7 60 I Perfecta (4 I) III? 20 FIFTH, 5-IS, 0, 31.3): '"J -y it SF)()R1S USA Bests Russians IN BRIEF I.sJ2... — II RICHMOND, Va. (AP) • noosiers Still Still Rated Tops fly Th e Indiana's Hoosiers, unfazed by tht !oss of leading scorer Scott May, breezed to victory twice last week to raii,e their season record to 28-0 and maintain their unanimous top ranking in The Associated Press major college basketball poll. Coach Bobby Knight's players cruised past IIIIIIOL, 112. 89, then held off Ohio State 86-78 to amass all 41 f1rstjace votes cast by a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. Their 820 points provided a 104-Point edge over Maryland, 22-3, which continued its backup roll to the leaders wi th a 103-82 tri um ph over Duquesne, a 70-64 decision of Clemson and a 10447 rout of East Tennessee State. \___ having a big year for the club," the 41-year-old Aaron said, adding that as Milwaukee's desig. Once again the American -.,'., show Ui t he Iourtii USSR-USA indoor track meet, and garrulous Francie Larrieu admits there-s an assault under way on running records held by men. "Wom en and men are physiologically different, but any th i ng is possible," she said after runni ng th e fastest women's mile in history by one-half second in Monday night's fourth annual meet between the two countries. — P CIO ,gs Otiniela (56) 57050 Sandy's Pandy East Division 1020 S60 7 00 6 w L T P11 OF GA 460 260 S I Come on C leo - New Eng Inciapolis EIGHTH. ) s 8. 3931; , Mineola Poppy 550 150 310 Rose Gibson Houston Phoenix 960 660 2 Asp., 600 6 ; Quinlela (17)15320 Pertecta (12)591 50 NINTH. 5-15, C- 3111: 1 OIdMC Doodle ISO 1606 i' J. A Bronson 570 5.10 S : 17 Curried 'T Edmoon ed It I No games schedul ed da 1060 120 I 3 Tues ) - FathionCl.slc 6 40 320 260 3 President Lad $50 300 1 Montague Leather 500 S QtnnIeI ( ) 1) 14000 Perfect. (31)50310 - Big PeqIec?a (71 w i th 3 A 53026 10 TWELFTH, I.. C. 39 to: a structure since tuien TONIGHT FIRST, S-IS, B - 1 Color ',pree (10). 2 Phantoms Pearl (5). 3 - Montague Rookie 111, i Cover Speed (5 2). 5 Sno Egan ( I), 6 W'lcIi(le Ida (6), 7 Smoothy dill (SI, P (l-Jlh (17) Y N Cactus Ill. 1 MIm'ota Daisey (I). S P ,ngr II 20 it iS 251 III 'I1e problem is simple. Ice D,v'ion 3 vancvr Chicago %t Lou is Mlvi C .-_-J — Sanford __ pg for the Hangers. ''They 've got Buffalo DiviSion 4 39 U 13 91779 191 (Sociely Mi (S 3), .4 flerkley Petite Boston S Dutch Bear (6), 6 Doc Rock Toronto (,l• 7 r,dd Il,arge IS) , S Harem C,iIiI 1 I? Ii 19 786 700 75 79 II SI 775 750 Ill II 16 Monday's Game lArmis (6).6 Whisper (1). 7 Sandy Sun (6). $ Lea flab-c Eckert (I) 1,tI4i?rt,II 1, CaIIIO(ne I Tuesday's Games BoSton at Washing ton Vancouver at MiflSO(6 Kansas City ,at Los Angeles FIFTH, 5)6, 0 - 1 Perktfy Ripple . - (10). 3 Rgsssan (51, 3 Jo (17), 1 Tricky (6), 5 Lea ' Tu, Tux (St. 6 Brutus ci). 7 Samson Wednesday's Games lultalo .at New York Rangers Mnntre.tI at Atldntl Pittsburgh at KanSaS C'ty V,tncouver at St. Louis Detroit a? Toronto ChiC,1Uo .at C,iI,forn,a to freeze it fast," said Gilbert. "It's very thin, no more than eighth inch. And it chips, I've never complained, I guess, because I'm used to It. I accept the fact that it's difficult for the Garden," Emnile Francis, general manager.coach of the Rangers, Un. derstands t he building's prob. leiii IMP SCOTCH ' ; - ' I Is LIQUEUR 8 YR. ____ _______ _________ ShIll 'p" QUAIL PSI K D _________ BOND'S MILL _______________ lthiil CREEK '..I.iC',l'l't 1.99 s 35%6 YR . o ________ SY SlEtso kol 11"W 4 lOt STPAIGsT 200101111 PLACE GREEN __________ _______ *P SCO T CH - I CI IPI - CIIWI CIJI iiil - ________ _________ 299 ' CIII 449 -. 4995 QUART CERTIFIED SCOICH IMP. FRENCH 8RANDY., 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER . 10 YR SILAS -NOW[ i ---- 5.49 ________ 399-. 4695 IN HUM-VUUA 449. 4995 JACQUIN SLOE GIN ________ _______ GRAND AWARD P 15 YR. CA' CERTIFIED DELUXE V.S.O.P. BRANDY SCHEN[(Y IMP. FRANCE H11151 PIIIILIPI RESERVE- -' - ABC 8 B'L s YEAR ' -- -- us; SUNRISE I ,, 1-Z UNRISE TEQUILA 0 • Vhdl. •LLI, S •OOi 0111 . -"i RUM PREMIUM 9Z A S -yp • , '" CANADIAN ABC 8 YEAR 2. •m..c.i COGNAC 1 V. CANADIAN '_'j 3t?'id' SUNSET . __________ PLANTER'S NU TS PREMIUM SCOTCH S III -VP hi* ' I Al.,' S 051*? -1-s ,' cast COCKTAIL _____ ______ 5.99 ASSORTMENT 1 .1 9' ____ ' CA QUAIL CREEK - LONDON MR. ED. KY . IT' of 4 uti. gon 7 YEAR ABC RUM STRAIGHT LIGHT OS OARS BUTLER C$AMPA11E 2.4951. COLD ,l%C$ilt IMP SCOTCH WISER 10 YR VODKA 4.99TML _______ '' "I 11:201 7711111 CAL WA HEDGES DRY GIN . _ COLD MEDAL 11,.4j aunt 4•49 ' ____ CANADIAN CERTIFIED . UU TEQUILA • l:uvi, REMY MARTIN V.S.O P "'_' "fl' IYP - 4•79 499 JOSF CORTIZ 1 19 'a'. 3195 449 . 49.95 69.95 JACOUIN BOND HAIL BIENO 3s,.slOi' 4295 90 GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE 359 '.' 4189 MSER 15 YR CANADIAN BONO 8 99 ir. 9950 MR, 10 KY GIN ., 3,--i 12' 5115 DI CANADIAN FAILS 4 YR 3 au 14' 5975 ABC VOOKA-GIN 3 siss 1O 4295 449g... 4995 STANLEY 86 PR, BLEND 399,,, 44.95 JACQUIN ROYAL[ VODKA 399 'i'. 4595 559 1' 63 95 CL KY !LE!Oisivus 4 49,..51 95 STANLEY KY VODKA ______ 359'.-- 40 95 VP SC3TC. IMP. TEQUILA tit 14. £r,!31T5$l 995 OPIC ItS SIR M — %V IM , i:-s 'BLENDS A CANADIAN __________ N. ' us s -..: SI IS CAS1 _______ LEATHERETTE T*', IfviP MP. SCOTC RUM J.TS BROWN sj' IWI ZIPPER BAG ITS$&ITSCSIAT IT' ST t't: ROYAL ',3 (IT SA COST -, -. 3 s,-% lk 5595 Istf 0 DART -, B 599 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH 699. 1950 INVERHOUSE SCOTCH 3 89" 44.95 PLACE GREEN SCOTCH - 599.u'6895 868 015 DEVONSHIRE JACQUIN & IMP SCflTCH ItS W C1ia. Ii ________ _____ .29 cueir - -:. STANLEY IMP CANADIAN 3 gg ,,. 899'. 9950 K.D. 85 BLEND ,1- OUARI MR (O 4 YEAR 01 WATERFILI & FRAZIER.' ,`. ' :, 649.....,74 95 - ' . :.: 'ta,' ai'iInI - UIiCOI - liii PtP,l,Mi'l SCuPil - 5 6l95 ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH .;._l I S 99...6995 SOMETHING 010 STANLEY 8 YR. $5 2 - taCo - SitISl••v '! C EMOR , NIPORTED SCOTCH CERTIFIED BRANDY -''. QUART 12 YR MC HENRY 61 TOM SIMS NEOLITAN VS P. COGNAC -- 97 1;! OLD CANADA STIAS IMP CA'a01611 50110(0 C(CA'ST(S 351i45 1915 i-'j ______ Kr BOURBON IMP CA N A OIIN QUEEN OR? 0111 _____ _______ ANNE CERTIFIED - '. sco'c" _____ VODKA __________ SOTILt C '. SC('it, A',() fl 3 -- - 6.49.-.- -- ---- "' RUM 95 ,,,, _.._ S-AUtISM SUPC',O, 4,69 CHABLIS 1Q51 GUASTI 17-92 cost C' 4 itcos ________ I C3I - ii " I- 2.50 1 99 I Yp 24 'ICH ñAL(S .,U :. " " Il•.,-,-,.l,, .01-:1 - : a:.-. ,,* ,-.*,, ,.., ..n, 4 - 129 2495 61 CHATEAU LASCOMSES 9S5 -' 1G ' 'i ' P.' , e 3I'PIw 3001 CAROOLIE VERMOUTH I 99 2)15 MATEUS CRACKLING ROSE 299-31 95 I. . 'I's" I. li-* '.,i., •' IRS' 1.', - $;i) IMP LAM8RUSCO 199 2295 JUAN ESTE8AN PING! NOIR 2295 U' PUI',I5lI-,,, •' t'-P.'I,Si;..a Ifl 17 CHATEAU SAINT PIERRE 299 a 3395 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 399 4295 • AT 436 S4 1S1*gSl. ' '4 N,'lb.4 .aI' all at - BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH 229 we '1.4% (-40.1111 5.99 .1 ,- ft MR *-4l.% PO'BA.j FROM PORTUGAL WOODLAND PLAZA ills V s'asp C*5;5 *' U'l'%I St ST$ 2 1 .99 I 5051011 - ," O's-, ABC HAS A 'I'.'PISATuNI CO',?'CLLIO ,', ',t Ct,AA • 5. 1 ALMADEN I'...i4,99 ____ CASSELBERRY ecu - $1111? I •,'I I4 6 .IIS GLASSES 8 fOR 99' i ICE - -CHAMPAGNE -. - " _____________ SL&SI 4' -a- ' CUBES HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS - ;99 , i -- -- 69' - - TAIS :11_I II, EK ' SBEST WINE BU-YS!!- 5 , i' i,-.. a.-'. HI-WAY 17.92 119 CIII 044 LiALLO', u0PSS ABC °' .- SHIIV ,,,, ClIaM 0! DI! SHill! S4•LIMI GALLOPS N UM ••••., . , I' -. FERN PARK DEL CONTE Cm!i ______ __________ ______ P .. rl " - :s's'*. ' All A( 11L'n E 1 I3 : l: S At Silt HIMAY tauI'oI ABC &SI L'iT(11' 3 99 r,au:', I4 au& b ------- LANSON 6.99 1 OLj3.aa __________ 3 LIGHT SCOTCH 83 75 CASE ., t ' •i a' osta 11111(51 i' 4640 CASE ABC CEREBRAL PALSY COCKTAIL HOUR Al: UI'. '- ' -- ' __ _______________ ________________ - : .'. 'ic 't'r - - ' -, . lvi: f-'"ci _______ OLD FLORIDA ST. LEGER C ALVERT iL ______ SHOP. CENTER -I (.4 2495 ABC-YiN ROSE-BURGUNDY $#".0 . •I' •.. n. 109 . 1215 "-'-'' BECCARO ASh. SPUMANTE 449. 4995 DEL- CONTE -• - --. , ,.. .i. 6010 SEAL '''.JUAN ESTEBAN I 9g.,-. 119.VUlI$W , $'l'i'%4 'UN 199 MAN Of IA MANCHA . _ SEAL CATAWBA 2295 6010 ssn., ' 4111 t'.d I 7Q .. ABC PORT. SHERRY. MUSC I 19,..13 75 13 YIN!. BEAUJOLAiS 298 ?4 95 139 1895 179,., 1995 — 01 5.'4%. 1j., 1/2 GALLON SAN MARTIN ('4151(5 pOf P.(IP1CSkATCM S 1555 (15( ,) DELAND 3.49 - aS'et the ice," he said, "unless - • JACK DANIELS - "".' .,, LABEL -'. -.. .- --- - ., •*t;i.', ------ -11 •-ie,,- I BESIAIOFF BOOK ON WINES - BLACK - 'a -- WHYTI & MACKAY QUART TAAKA vaulting and high Jumping with skates on." ILA I4 •lILL( 5 'ft '-s ;LA SOuy(i,is - GIFT SOS *551 U'L* $J SuShi UAGIAM VO - VIACNISS SC0TC JIM SEAM ' Iu5o 95 V0OIAQI*u S 2 2.99 ". 'l'W.r,,, ,.,.i 6 YR. KY. 8.49', iv, isti cw JACQUIN 5 * - ________ "You can't run a track meet you re going to have them pole Ill MACGREGOR IMP SCOTCH - '- 17.92. At 436, 'SUit v -e IIA MARIA WHITE lIE 80740 HAIL 811741) ''l 79 p I) 6 55 5 17 145 35) IXTH, 5-1, A — T Knee (1), 2. ' cannot enjoy the luxury' of leav. Ifl the it's' in place. I'tt ________ ____ 8ENE0IC1INE,.27949,, LEWIS "C6" g JACQUIN _______ _______ I Aniplr', IJA Gf Gu, O( J _ improves the longer it is 371116 90 306 166 3% 17 IS 56 7 15 13$ 1$ 34 ID -46 193 26S sty ISle 453) 1 Stntely (5). 1. 1M, O", Mineola Aqgaman 46L S Montague RUM allowed to lay undisturbed. But by its very nature, the Garden IS U multi-purpose arena that So the Garden often must re 1nOV17 the ice and then ret ur n it Wathn t Image (5), 4 Jolly Kidder (10), 5 405 W. Flist Division Detotl Sot., Ike FOURTH, S-IS. C — ''12),? Bouncer Boy (5 2), 3. Frn'% PH. 322-0651 10 25 7 67 711 I9 71 p I 60 706 717 IS 35 6 47 17) 26% Ii I7 I 35 1 759 (I?), 7 Irish Trans (5), $ Haggain Plelp (II JOHN DICKEY, INC. )I 26 6 68 711 195 IS?) THIRD, 5.16, 0 - I. Whal's Ne*t (I?), 7. Wnts The Catch (10), 3 said. "Some of the guys talk Division I WI TPIIGFGA 3$ Il 9 55 717 117 SECOND, I., C — I Hidden Island V (tO), 2 J F 's Top Job (6). 3 Go Go Montreal - K'S Curly View (6), 6 DO 's Red "I accept the condition," he about Is ;tlway tx)uncing and it phips easily.'' llnd 2121 $6 10 211 Ill 76 71 I) 6% III 179 .'.tI.inta WISER 10 YR 1111* DI, U,NT S( _______ _______ ______ COINIREAU * at lousy ice," swore 1962, ska ting both in the old Gardell until 1968 and the new 12 YEAR KY. SAVING IS YOURS Cassolber,y W LIGHT SCOTCH " ' • GIN 0Fid - has been with the club since CERTIFIED 90 ' ____ GIN '' ------- - ' - Hi - W a y * ABC. VODKA VP CAaolA', Ranger players denounced çt-veland al Wi'un.pe'g I'h,lphia "° - ST. LEGER 8 YR emergency Sanderson is in his first season with the Rangers. Gilbert Quebec at Phoeni x Filmont on ,t Vancouver - OLD be out until next season after Wedfleldfy't Games Inct,,napolis -at I'.ilt.more Nc'w Lngland at i.tnnC%ol,, VODKA VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' --'--- TOM SIMS• Yl. __________________ _________ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES *IItt Toy Ill 60 KENTUCKY BOURBON 9" % I, Clii Ii 113 ONE 1) " Ca ft "': ALL CERTIFIED ' 'rDRINKS 411 ( - 3i&&s3iau11 ft ALIF. BRANDY U".'a cs;.s s * HI-Way 17-92, Forts Park ft CLAN REPEATER WORLD S FINEST balance, crashed to the ice and Fractured his left ankle, He will Derek Sanderson. "It's full of ruts." Tr,f-t (65i) $91120 A 1.0%) lland- $210095 I of his own end with no opposing " ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD IMP 1"%', 3,,,17 4.97 .'.i' -- __ ,- -- -------- player contesting him, lost his surgery. LA MARTIN'S 4 YR . s :14 '' "°' ia :.. " Ius .I v.v,o ' ti:-,,t .-: 'i'a,l - being injured. "It's the worst In the league." Rolfe, skating unmolested out Cleveland ,it I.i*nofltOn I $0 I "so 1005 NHL Standings Entries . - - knee. lie will be out of action cident. I? 01) 500 300 6 Qu'nlela (6115100 Dog y 's Games Qijt't>ec ,it S,iii 0i'go ELEVENTH, 1,, A. 39.3?: I) J Future WIII,t DeMarco 'I A the ice again after the Rolfe acTh Baltimore Al Toronto Quiniela (I 7) 116 60 Inok Ethel n? 7777 4 51 2)0 20% W,ni-speq Monday's Games 110 370 2607 't Wtrcl 23S it 100 PROOF . o SIIITUCKT - BLEND )1.]L S DAY _ETUES. THRU SAT., MARCH 8TH JACQUIN ____________ Gn10C0AN J 6 ,.__ _I '1ALj 0OU HARVEY'S BEEFEATER .' ,,, °"I' A *h1Ut55 15TD*Tldht IMP. SCOTCH ,us, RI '5 To '9 ILtOW SIThOATj CALVERT B&L'°°1 Bt Lii S9,g llti5s GIN PUll ALL ltI _____________ 011 11* 80 Q (5 HOLESAIC CASuiST 11AM ________ _____ iMP 1CtCW Ajl - ' 01 . 'U:;I SUG 515*11 - -' • ' CO*IIT 'slut _______ vlcs __________ lifRo I a.ar ru _______ JIM BEAM TEQU JIM vilcO How bad is the Garden's ice? 3071 -) 63 7)7 19) undergoing Varscvr Manatee Peggy 2S 6 70 33fl 7 66 746 2)5 m n Diego 2977 3 Oat IS 41 3 33 115 259 Canadian Division 3922 0 71 toronto 3) 7? 7 66 265 211 Perfecta (6 5) 1199 SO TENTH, 5-15, A, 31.49: LNeyeqsettle 32 1,i,m 100 I Qu'n.eI (56) 54670 11 4-4 3 31 155 254 West Division Al 20 0 86 795 19' A I 3 Till 4955 ABC 6 YR. KY. HbGESfl "' BUTLER ___ IMP SCOTCH ______ AN 1EV CERTIFIED "It' s (lie ice,"he said after 2%)? I 51 710 STANLEY 86 •49 '' until late March, 11 73 1 77206 7 Chicago Perfs'cta (6 5) 50° 10 ' _______ _______ things they say aren't very nice Clcvind 2 80 A Qu,niela (56) %26#o : :: - . off the boards, stepped in a rut in the ice and strained his left perfecto (S 61 1210 39 Ytllw Star e ey League, players talk about the ice at the Garden. ç)- Rangers have lost two defpnc.. Inca, All-Star Brad Park and veteran Dale Rolfe, in ice-re- DEALER iova KY BLEND many visiting players, it could very well be the worst. In the past two weeks, the Wednesdays Games Kentucky at indiana Now York at San Antonio Memphis at Denver utah at San 0-ego AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS ''" !' ABC EXTRA DRY -PROOF GIN IMP. TEQUILA / LONDON TOWER ,' ....llø su aI-*CI' ANNE _______ ___ BROOKFORD QUEEN IMP UOICs ' Well," said Rod Gilbert of Denver SO .746 -San Anton. Al 77 603 9' the Rangers Monday, "it's not IndiAna '' the best in the National Hockey Utah Xl 35 462 19 League," ¶s)fl Diego 77 397 73I Monday's Games That may be an under. No games scheduled statement. 11 you believe some Tued1y' Games of Gilbert's teammates and New York Al St. Louis Drifting Hobe $40 5 70 I Smokey Blue 7 00 ,) QuinicIa (IS) $7050 Perfecta (SI) 549 00 SIXTH S-IS, A. 3)5 Dark Champion I) 20 5.10 3 10 MarShall Malt 940 1 00 6 100° VODKA QUAIL CREEK ,j ICC hockey'. And the New York Rangers happe n to be in the business of playing ice hockey. mprob1emisydobn at Madison Square Garden. All around the National Hock- Wait fl,vIien ___________________________________________________ -- NEW YORK (AP) - You SECOND, i. 0. 39.25: • ABA Standings Ernie L 660 370 2$0 Oerkley LOttIy 6 20 1 60 1 . -- "All I have to worry about is I fluth's record of 714 early last Bad Ice Tuesday' s Games Seattle at Buffalo Boston at flew York Los Angeles at Atlanta 5 10 250 I 300) - (uniela (2$) 52300 . I No games scheduled 660 20° CcintryChes 4 - tograptiers, Rangers ip Portland P 37 122 9' A ng eles fl 1) 319 tI Monday's Games 370 I (17)5131 60 to Damon,i Charge Ph .- .. Jesusuila r;4;nL7A rl Ma Pr,,* vs Kansas City take water, reduce the ternS'lkyOtlar, 3007 Omaha at Omaha Qu,niel. (35) I$ peraturebelow 32degreesand, Detroit at MiIwuk.e Tr,fecta (3g 7)512900 brrr..you have ice. Ch,cary- at Go(en State A 2701. Handle Si75i7 00 Cleveland at Portland Now, that's fine if you're Wednesdiy's Games MONDAY NIGHT mixing martinis, but It's not Boston at Philadelphia FI4ST, 5-15, 8, 3144: good enough if you're playing Atlanta at Washington R%Chiniman 11001720 3007 -. - k SUN CITY, Ariz. (AP) - 'ooy Shan (5). 6 Lilli Trans (5 7 Douglas Babe (g), g 670 4 40 7 - Anct'orman - 4i S uI'gP It 2) withaIl Al ( 7) with all 1.4)1 00) ' TWELFTH. '5, 0. 39.39: 8lOckbustr 700 100 2-40 ____ !niH.ra!!n!!Fi.;u Camps as 'Right io L.omplain' D an ELEVENTH, I., 0 — I Barry King (6). 7 R&T' Rlky (1). 3 iiarnh IICfg W- 4 Cecy's First tio). Hull Masim Quinieta (71)51160 P"rI So as an answer to salary wars which have resulted in an ANALYSIS estimated 100 hockey and bas— ketball players making $ioo,000 or more pe r year, the leagues qualify for pcnt-season playoffs. have set up a large playoff Probably from the Mideast to have faded into nothing more One team currently in line for a schedule. Region. Some of these in- than a memory. And a fond one, spot in the playoffs has a 20-46 The 10-team American Hasvut.ations will go out later this at that. record, which works out to a ketball Association will have an week. If you can think back a dec. .303 winning percentage, eight-team playoff. The 18-team West Virginia or Duquesne ade ago, you can remember If the playoffs began today, National Basketball would join Pitt, Georgetown when the World Series really eight teams competing In the Association has a 10-team and George Washington in the meant something. Two teams four basketball and hockey playoff. The 18-team National Frosh Cagers Set Pace ECAC regional at Morgantown, were competing which had leagues would have losing Hockey Association has a 12W.Va., starting Friday. struggled through a long sea- records. team playoff and the 14-team BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (All) Two freshmen who have Meanwhile. Providence, 16-9, son, ard they were the only two Why? Since when was there a World Hockey Association has been battling for the Southeastern Conference scoring beat St. Bonaventure 82-69 still playing. reward for losing? crown all season have taken the ri an eight-team playoff. g ht down to the last Monday night and earned the The sports of basketball and "It's simple," said a general And even such doings have fourth and final spot In the hockey have taken a different manager of a pro basketball failed to create last-minute In 23 games Bernard King of Tennessee is averaging ECAC regional IJurney at course of late. Money is the team. "There are so many races for a playoff spot in some 26.3 points per game to 25.7 for Jacky Dorsey of Georgia. Springfield, Mass., with Holy reason, teams in the playoffs because leagues. In the NIlE., for in. Tennessee sophomore Ernie Grunfeld is in third with Cross, Connecticut and Boston This year, after umpteen ex- _ wc need the money. Almost cv- stance, 11 of the 12 playoff 24.6 points per game, followed by Kentucky senior Kevin College. Massachusetts would pansions and new leagues, (;re%eys 24.0. erybody is losing money. We teams are already decided; the have been the fourth team had out of 60 professional hockey need all the games to recover only remaining struggle Is be. Providence lost, and basketball teams will what we can." tween the New York Islanders me Iasl and Atlanta, playoffs begin tonight with the A television announcer menwinner of Sat ur day's final gettiofl('d the other day that an a berth in uo ir'c Stetson Boosts Bid ABA teaiii, Virginia, was Boa RACiNG panded32-teazn NCAA playoffs, stronger now that It had added 'tonight's East Coast Confera new player and he said the erice games send Temple For Tournament Spot team might make a run at a against Rider and Bucknell play- off spot. Virginia's record against LaSalle. By The Auoclated tress fouled out with 4:02 left and the is 14-52. The team ahead of it, Th Suthrtn ('.nf rvnco J nvi!ie h; liE'l fts s.iy u1 r for lJ)d to turn Mtmaplus, has won 20 and Im tourney, stmmrung Wednesdiy at basketball season with an 81-75 the game around. 46. Greenville, S.C., will determine victory over South Alabama as Jacksonville is 15-1 1, South Such a statement would not yet another NCAA playoff Stetson bocaled its bid for an Alabama 19.7. have been made a few years team. The Southern Conference NCAA tournament berth by ° Stetson, gaining speed for ago, when winning was all.ImI pairings are East Carolina YL putting down Tulane 99-74. - Wednesday night's game with portant. It CA seems that those William & Mary aM VM! vs. Jacksonville center Marvin florida State, romped over Tu- days are as distant now as the Furman, the favorite. Lloyd broke 171.71 He late In lane on the strength of Billy time when flopared mul es Also on tap later in the week the game Monday night by hit- Seltz' 22 points and Otis John- outnumbered automobiles, •POST TIME a P.M. are the Atlantic Coast Confer- ling two free throws , a lay- son's 21. "1 remember," one sports of. 'MATINEES : 1:ff P.M. (WED & SAT) i1nice tourney starting Thursday up. He was high rebounder for Seitz also led at reboundJng, ficial said, "when you used to and the Ohio Valley Conference the night, with It •CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV with 14 . race for the morning paper to tourney, which begins Friday. Bobby Alvarez and Jimmie THE ALL NEW TRIFE,. Tulane forward Phil Hicks see who won. You used to care The winners of both tourneys go (lark led the scoring with 20 was the glime's high scorer, about which team would win it to Elie NCAA. NCAA, points apiece for Jacksonville. with 23 poi P('v CLIA and 11 rebounds, all." _lB Top-ranked Indiana, which South Alabama's scoring Stetson 1s21-4 overall. Tulane Those were the days, Be. has comp INLONGWOODOFF ;ta season, won leader, 6.10 center Dave Davis, Is 16-9. SORRY P400NE UNDER is member? —— — 370 7 10 610 S60 Emolic Lace Lyman High School today Included In the entries are Trinity Prep and DeLand. Winter Park. hosts a five-team competition Seminole County teams, Lake Each team in today's meet, Lake Brantley tied for sixth track meet at the Lyman track Brantley, Sanford Seminole, except Deland, is coming from with Evans in the 19-team at 4 p.m. and Lyman. Also in the meet, Saturday's Eagle-Cat Relays in relays with 25 points, Lyman placed eighth with 19 points, Trinity scored five points and Seminole ended the meet with onepothi. Mountaineers Find Out In today's meet, Lyman's coach David Huggins will be looking for a strong per. formance from Al Stanley, who placed third in the pole vault on Is A Duquesne Saturday with a 13-foot bar, Huggins also will be looking 1Jpreu By The the Big Ten championship and - The Pac4, Southeastern, foragoodshowingin the jj West Virginia, there ls a Da. an automa c ti NCAA berth. Southwest, Big Eight and Midrun (rain Torn Her-ron and quesne. Ainfc an Bruce rac Cald es ll haven't There's also a Cincinna ti — TheHoos4crswU1bejojpejby jj cap(,p o Ron Ilariis of Lake Brantley and that's the team the Moun- "Y League titlist Penn; these leagues — and in will enter today's high Jumping talneers will be rooting for Missouri Valley champ Louisrcrs-upw'u join competitiwi remembering his vile; Western Athletic Confer- the NCAA field second place Jump of six feet If the Cincinnati Bearcats de- ence winner Arizona state; Saturday. Harris also placed feat the Dukes to,W In the only action Monday third In the long jump with 21Virginia earns a berth in one of Pacific Coast Athletic Assocl. night involving a ranked team, the East Coast Athletic ation representative San Diego No. 13 Creighton was upset 53-47 214. Ron Lyons, of Lake Brantley, ference regional tourneys, from State, and West Coast Athletic by Southern Illinois. The loss will be up against a school which the four winners go on to Conference champion Nevada. snapped a 14-game victory record he set Saturday of the National Collegiate Athletic Las Vegas. streak for Cr&ghton, now 20-5. 10:194 in the two-mile match. Association regionais. At with a 13-12 record IikeWestVlrvinladoesn'tresl. ____ lyfiguretogo far in tournamE'nt ___ nni aw e r nmr% t V i I i play. but you never can teflhow I I III I *40 I II II I the ball bounces. Besides the Mountaineers are hosting the ECAC tourney and wouldn't like to sit on the In Pro Sports lit es - I - 1 71.- ~ . '. NBA Still Seeks A B ss - • - .1 _. . .. m' - i -. -,r* , America n League cities haven't had 20 homers last year, his first batting practice as "Hank Aaron will be going for season with the Atlanta Braves seen flank play." a nated hitter he expected to bat guessed slightly higher, - ItaSty Holly H-111elulah iones (m, Brewer. his 73411i home run and we want led the National League with a 5 00 1 200 times more than last season TWELFTH, Is, 0 The manager, a former Mil. Ouin'pta 3?) 53910 "As a designated hitter, I 1 Montague him to do it at home," said total of 733 Rxporters, photograpers and homers. Perlecta I) 71 $11510 when he hit only 20 home runs. waukee Braves teammate of should go to bat at least 200 televIsion camera crews follow. Manager Del Crandall of the SIXTH. $-IS, B, 3129 Eade Show, I So Lady (10), S "Ile's going to be Outfielder Don Hahn signed a great Aaron, predicted the superstar more times than last year. So ed Aaron dirough the practice Scepter 11 00 680 5 40 2 Money Bound (0). 6. Wonder Royal 'Itlwaukee Brewers. drawing card," said Crandall, would lilt 25 to 30 homers as the I'd say I'm capable of hitting at session and FOv0'iteFan!om 400 Relax Bowie Kuhn. He at one point Cran- while outfielder Cotton (I?). Loch Cactu s was who plans to have Aaroti in the Brewers' designated hitter this least Rich Coggins 10 of 15 more homers," he Gall had to sa , only kidding. Quiniela II 2) 12320 Y "would you fel' already has agreed with the lin eup opening day April in .eaon. said, then went out anit sl'igod lows please get off the field Prrtecta C? I) $ ci Jus t like f irs t baseman Mike l!n. "A let ti people in Montreal Expo; ut ho; yet to 'Lie.- 41-s e.ir)id Aaron, "ho two very unofficial homers in we can practice." SEVENTH , S-IS, 0, 31 4S ; NBA Standings Ili- iii the o pe ning of the show up at their Daytona U-rkley Dull 900 1 50 320 2 Brewers' spring training camp By The Asocitd Press Mo-d,ce 660 170) Beach, Fla,, training facility. Leaving Out Eastern Conference Monday when he said, "Now E'xpos' left-hander Dave Atlantic Division QuinicIa (23 ) 1.3)60 that flank is here the pressure McNally remained unsigned W L Pct. GB is off me." Perferla 7 3 17170 Boston 11 1Y 695 EIGHTH, S-IS. C. 31-52: Monday, but Montreal Manager o (iu(talo The American League Brew10 25 61% Gene Mauch did not exprs NEW YORK tAP) — Ne* The National York Sheila Sal 30 IS 462 IS announced in July, 1973 that he would ers, current franchise holders 6 60 3 10 If !hre is percs; lie he kcüun coacern, Phllaphia 29 37 Basketball Associa 139 16' Tell Cooderella l t ion'i StAcclion 3 10 6 in the city where Aaron began retire when his five-year contract ex. process, or a cand.1date is not accepted by Central Division Qu'nlela IS 7) 532 70 " 17wre' s plenty of time," Committee went back to the drawing pires. Since then, through numerous 14 of the 18 ,g Washington his major league car ee r 21 Perfecta I? s) sloi to )7 73g -membersof the Board of Mauch said. "It's not as if he board Monday after a meeting failed to HOUStOn S ii sio I3', years ago now have baseball's efforts to find a suitable replacement, Governors, Simon Gourdine, the league's had to cumiteCleveland down here and win produce a candidate to succeed retiring P.'ontague Crystal 1300 300 310 • Kennedy has maintained he "-ill not stay deputy commissioner and vice president all-time honie run leader. Atlanta A tq 73 41 379 73* a Job." 550 1 205 Commissioner Walter Kennedy. on -even if the position has' 1111111 Modest Milli OrIe, The man who beat Babe )5 4 735 not been of administration, would become interim Catcher Darrell Porter rpay 3 00 6 The 61-year-old Kennedy, a member of filled, Western Conference Ouinteia (s o) %2s 6o commissioner, The 34-year-old Gourdine have to win his job ll lie doesn't the four-man Committee, said after the Midwest Division Ferfecta (I 5) 557 40 A number of prominent politicians is the highest ranking black executive in Chicago 39 21 619 TENTH, S-IS, 8. 3150: show up soon at the Brewers' session that another meeting probably IV C Orn,,P,a have been reported under consideration, pro sports. 36 ?'7 %SA 4 Mistress 6$0 camp. Manager Del Crandafl 0 300 6 Detro,t oWd be held within five weeks in among them Lawrence G'Brien, for34 31 500 7, M A 5 C.t)tC 670 320 7 Milwauk' In other develepments, th e NBA ansaid he had no idea where another attempt to fill the position he will Hi No 8ll '1 3-4 460 Ii) 700 merly the Postmaster General and t*inced that this season's playoff money Pacific Division ter Is, although all the o ther vacate June 1. Quinil (7615)750 chair ma n of the Democratic National pool would be a record $950,000—an in. Golden St 3? 75 569 ELEVENTH. S-IS, A. 31.11: Milwaukee players reported Kennedy, NBA head since Sept. 1, 1963, Co mm itt ee. scalfle 31 31 -177 6 K's Sprite 7 1 so 570 crease of $100,000. 4 r'r,ens Monday morning. Sl 457 7 M A 't Pat's Pl 340 2,0 .. • Salle (1), 6 TImes Roman Barber Qu,i IS,, 5 Ks (171, 7 FIFTH, S-16, C. 31.40 .. _____ - C s Spacewai Qj -nlela (II) $.il 40 Pertecta (1 1) Alijo Rebel "That's like asking you how many miles you drive to work everyday, or how many people you saw in the office today. This is my work, Idon't keep track of things hke that." '1111164- - 9.00 .1 7 -0 150 310 I - •- - else Lyman Trevino was the perfect cutup, but he did not hesitate to use a sharp, nake4fke tongue. 0 *!: :fP .- - . -1I- ~.. ___1 . ' . . - I By The Associated Preq games, can boo or cheer when tIC Most pinyers,agree that the "I can complain all I want pleases now, J While Rose prepared for the unsigned Baltimore players. one player, outfielder Oscar Cousen)otsy (I). 8 ust like Joe Fan. Reds' Gun Po*der (0). 11706 1975 season at the club's They are catchers Andy Etche- Gamble, u igned for Frank dugout Is hardly the Ideal van- this year," Rose said, smiling, Qu'nlela (7 1) 532 so EIGHTH, 3•, A — ns "I paid 'C.C.' I Berkte' tage point for -_. the viewing of a SECOND, s-a. o. 31.Ss: SmIy :6), 7 Sheila E ck ert 1 $ ) , 3 for cash," them, Tarapa, Fla., training base, barren and Earl Williams, see. ftobinson's first season as Tribe after disclosing Monday that brother. That's cold baseball owners ! Country SA ins 1000 500 Lfk'y William (6), 1 Mystl King baseball game. The view is ob- the seats in Section 104, Row 3, went about ond baseman Bobby Grich and manager. Gamble will not be Rose said, addi ng that he al. getting Cr, Secure 1270 Winston (5). 6 Tell structed and it's impossible to th e Final few autographs outfielder Don Baylor. Seats 3 and 4 now are his prop ready Tom Thumb Eaq 1171, allowed to work out wi th the had enjoyed one benefit on contracts 160 4 Constellation 1 Mary Ella (1), get a vendor's Quinlela (37) 56770 attention. at a number of 1)0) erty. "I'm a season ticket hold- from the purchase, Big first baseman Boog Pow- club until he signs, a spokesPerferta (PS) Slog 3p ot he r traini ng si tes. NINTH, S-IS. 8 — Cincinnati's Pete Rose did Cr." Montague ell ironed ou t his differences man sai d. "I got a set of Cincinnati Double (1?) 1-1000 OcIalor I 121, 2 Play Mc (SI, 3. something about that during the Pitchers Mike Torrez and with the Cleveland Indians and Of cow-se, One player who began work. .,THIRD. S-IS M, 31 79: Asset (10), 4 Blue Sangrla Rose will be occu- Reds' mugs," he said. "They Bob Reynolds signed theirs 5lgned his pact with the team outs Monday was Henry Aaron, Speedy Paula (S). S Brown Spectre (52), 6 Red off+ason: He purchased two pied on the field when those even have Joe Morgan's aut 70 00 S Witch 6, ; Montague Factor e flrkIy season tickets for Reds home tickets are in use, but at least he graph on t 9 10 1 4 6 with the Orioles at Miami, re- that acquired him recently the all-time leading home run Luck hem' X Mimi ducing to four tie number of from the Ori oles. That left nl 00 o y hit ter who made h is de but wi th - ' Quinleta (6 7) SS3 60 TENTH, S-IS. A — I, Guliport Bob 16). Perlecta (7 6) %19S 60 Dark Rider (5, 3 WiIclitf the Milwaukee Brewers in (rant cOURTH. S-IS, 0, Ouk. (6). 1 Apache Peak (i), 5 of two reporters and ph ll.a-le, . )'tqy (aider One For You "This cold weather is bad, bad, bad," Trevino said. "After all, we've Just come from Miami." Trevino on the putting green. Trevino and Roth iquez im. mediately began cutting up like schoolboys. Cood was 12th in the Inverrary and Bruce Crampton, who spent half an hour at the driving range, was 15th. The golfers will be battling for $200,000 in the Citrus Open. The winner will pocket $40,000, $10,000 more than last year. The course is in near-perfect shape and the greens are like freshly-laid carpet. The weather, however, could be the spolkr. It was in the low 6, and high 5(, Monday and the breeze blew briskly. The sweaters and double-knit pants the pros 'yore did not lock out the coolness. - - MONDAY MATINEE E " - flRST. S'l. C. 31.90: 4 By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor e te ose D _. ___1 il- It n _~~ ;1i ty (1M110).,6 N,ib,ei., (61. 5 Al Sunday (12) SEVENTH, 5 . 16, C I, M'ne(5)7 Montague MarkerBrothtr 161,3 Margie Mane (17, 4, MIne-ola Taip. 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Al.. 52195 Hwy.44,1½M1.EastOl 1.1 3224L(9,_. LADIES, you will - lots of cOoking tlpe at the Sanford Civic Center March 1, presented by Tha Httd and nationally famous Carolyn learn Lewis S1995 1973 OLDS VISTA CRUISER, Low Mileage, AT, PS, Homemakers ' 3395 1971 ___________________ ______ ....s... " as.... .' ....... -_ 1971 . .. DODGE _______________________________ 475% _________ T1iii - Wood or steel desks (executive desk I naIr), xq'crw,srpu OeS&5 & 7O - chaIrs, straight ch&irs. fIling cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. - £ S '1345 I 73)1W 1st St - WAGON. Passenger, AT, PS, One Owner SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE "' - CAPRICE AT, PS, PS, Air. your own REC Vee from office furniture CHEVROLET Coope,OneOwner,Los,M1IH,e, 75-RecreatioiI Vehicles •.. PB, Air, Wood Grain Show. Be sure to be there when the doors open at 6:30p.m. 60-OffiCe Supplies One Inc. $2095 973 NOR MITT ljItcteck, One Owner, Low Mileage. AT, Air, -- Used ' SEMINOLE COIN CENTER . 111 3224.353 p;.,. - OpEl. UCKS smatl Classified Ad brings biO returns Try one and see Call ?StI nr 531 Y993 ' O8SON MARINE 292lHwy. 17.92 ,,,,',,• tandem plan. Hwy l).S'7 to 25th St weSt to Ridoe'wood and follow the liOns ______ -. - - Reconditioned BatterIes, $12.95 NOLL'S exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, _______ _______ _______ 4AJLJ1 Casselberry, 17.92 $301206 RidIculously low price. 3232920; 1109 Sanford Ave. Mt..' , _________________________ - - -- 62-Lawn-Garden _ _________ Cypress Mulch I. Tropical Plants Woodruff'sGardenCenter 601 Celery Ave Sanford - ' lfledrcicmMobileHome Sanford Th-Motorcycles _____________ _____________ 42-Mobile Homes Molorckcie Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233666 ____ EXPl SIN ESS DIRECTOR RTS READY TO SERVE YOU s ________________ home, )crxSs', with a I0'z7O' screenetj in patio, 2 AC's., fully ______________________________ ________________________________ 'I (s) __________________________________ carpeted, a utility building, aluminum awning, appliances, hm1th ACCOUntIRg Located it's San Mo ___________________________ liGme improvements _______ Lawn Care South. $7700. 1.919 431.9177. _______________________________ Tax Returns, 20 yrs experience. Kitchen . Bathroom Cabinets, K&L LAWN SERVICE 10' * SO' Parkway housi trailer, WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Clean ups. thatchraq weeding, Counter tops, Sinks. In. excellent condition with air, Points,• Call 3227143 anytime. mulch, light hauInj 32) 0551 stallatlon available. Bud 52400 00. Cabell 3725057 anytIme. Personal Tax service ' Pest Control No.? East Rd )7 17 SiC 43.4ots.Acrcage BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE ___________________________ Entrance p. Rarnbostoqn 337 79' MENT, ALL TYPES ,OF CAR. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL PENTRY AND REPA(RS. 377. 2567 Park Drive Seminole County, 11060 acre tracts, nIl. 37? t!S several locations. 51.700 to $1,500 per acre. Good terms. Terry Central teat 0. .r COndiliOring. Realty, REALTOR, 675 07)1. For free estimates, call Carl Carpeniry, Remodeling, AdJits' Pet Care Harr1, at SEARS in Sanford 332 uStom Work Licensed Bonded '"---.---.--1771 Free eslimate, 371,6030 PET REST INN 46--Commercial Property Helpn "Inflation poor" Heating& Boardlno&Groomn,ii Ph 372 4)57 Air Conditioning Contractor. Call Concrete & Carpentry, Carports, Block building and lot, $4,000. Dykes Htcj & AIr Cond Additions, Remodeling No lob too LocatIon Midway, Call anytime 5.at larg.or toosn'uaII. Freeestirn,ate, 377 iT1 Servc after 5, 377 $366 ___________________________________ 322.1571 Anytime. 1 A 1 rr.'' Sr,'.:,' Beauty Care ti7statlon and force main In '* ----$?allt,.q . concrofe foundaton tOW[p' BEAUTY SALON '', j.c '.. .uc 37) ft work for signs. t'qupment, pum. (formerly Harriett's Buty Nook) etc. Underground 0 abOve ground .5)9 E. Pine3fl - Air Condltlorijng"" ' _____-------- '''" - Tree Service ', j'' ;''. WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1)06 Sanford Ave. Master Beautician, eves, by appi. 373 3972 or n-i,m, Sat..Sun.93. 3773599;371Ø770 Coffe Servke - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-- TRADE 311 315E First St. 3725622 _____________ KULPOECORATORS 109W. 1st St. - - Merchandise SANFORD FLEA MART l'.TMIIeE,onUandll de HOMES OF DISTINCTION I - I i,as. I GOLD 14' fri hull Bowrider. SSHPChrysIer. TIll trailer $1050 3236319, 332.360) ________________________________ LAKE MARY - New 3 bdrm, INVENTORY CLEARANCE. See us homes. Make color selections, for the b?st deal on a new home, paved streets, city water, $71,500 with__________ only $700 down Government GREGORY MOBILE HOMES financing. $34 1649, BuIlder. 360) Orlando Drive Lake' PRIVACY. Top area Tret. Citrus Dock.9rm Paradise area. 30's. AppI. 534 2559; 53) 6177. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath brick home, ___________________________ Largeutilityroom,pantryandlot% LIcensed, 12 room QueSt home. o4 cabinets In kitchen, floor to Central H&A, attractive, rent i ceiling bookcase, built in desk In flcirms.. live in drn.,nxtairt bedroom, fenced yard, lots of for retIree. $6,000 down ' si trees. 1 wIndow air unitS. All for payments, $111.37. 322.4914. -. only 122.500. 373 $131 4I-Ho(JM 7". - WE BUY AND SELL -FIee$wing 197) 377.,I3 For Rent: Office and Storage Space. l200FrenchAve,,37J.7340 _____________ _____________________________ FREE T.V. - vvinsr r,r 69StampsCo1m - OPEN NOON IlL DARK CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR _______________ sink, built.in appliances, ant -.., electrIc trolling motor, other Sat day7P.. accessories. wiii sell to highest bidder over s.i,oco by Mar. 1. 611. Open daily 101; We btjy,'$tI,tr*de 1959. Sneak Preview LOW 1972 Ford LTD. brown metallic, fully lOded. extid sharp. 57,095. Ca!I Don Pope. 32)16)1 Dealer. J_.. Mako 17' - IS HP Mercury. Cer. REALTORS ldyllwllde- 3 bedrooms with double ______________________ 647.1)11 _____ garage, 2 baths. family room, Nice 2 bedroom block tr New dining room, utility room with roof, carpeted throughout, 7bedroom trailer, alr,$IiOmo. 373.6490 _______ ____________ LA. Johnson, Back to back fold down seats. Excellent condition, Call 323 (1.31 after S wallpaper,buiIf.inkitcps maintenanc, fee. LOW, LOW, convertible, 1400. - 15' Cobia, deep V. 1973 65 HP 'townhouses. WaII.to.w.II carpet, 1969 Pontiac Catali,a O4I3ITAL RUGS WANTEC TopprIcespaId.use.anycj, Mon. Wed. fl2lHartwell,Sanforcj WINTER SPM.ilC, COVE 4IL - D..i.'. -a Port of Sanford, 373 5250. or used furnituri, appllances.toots. ect. Buy I or 1001 items.Larry's Mart. 713 Sanford, Ave. II' Orlando Clipper with 15 HP Johnson md trailer, 5393, 372.6002. I a,-.," WANTED Sugar Cane Mill Call 322-1799 Buy direct from manufacturer, 11' Fiberglass fishing boats. Have some 2rid's. Call 332.10.49; 322-1170. WIlT REALTY Realtor ' __ traIler. Will trade IS' boat or lOt far equIty. 322-7455. Reg. Real Estate Broker SMALL CASH LIke new, central air, carage, Sanford, have several. FHA or VA to see call 37)94)0. to tt;i Homemker Show at the Sanford Civic Center. March 1. AdmissIon is free, and doors open at 6:30 p.m. _________________________ Wantedtobvyus.dofflc,furfli,ur, Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy. )77, -- . Z,... 1969 Dodge Cornet 140 S Cylinder, one owner, clean. See at III F Wekiva Park Dr. on the We$siva River 3220714. __________________________ 1973 Monte Carlo Burgandy wth b.ejrgarsdy vinyl top, factory ait, cruise control. automatic trans. mission, power beakes, power 6-V/anted to Buy Refrigerator, 14 cu. ft. Coldspot, fi'Ostfr, white. Excellent can ditiøn. First $100 3230567. available. s&Iast.cougeonht I a Pub0;.;: , Refrlgeratorforsale $20. Deitona 5743150 C.,n 1971 VW. AM FM radlo, 64.000 mIles Good Condition, US'S - -- i a Largest d;al;. '75 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph. 131 1311, Open Sundays 124 JIM DANDYJAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" service. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 GORMLY'S. E. 46, Sanford 323.413] A HOME FOR YOU 3 BedroomS, 2 bathe, Florida room. $23,500. VA and FHA financing Hartman Realty mc, O,'Situn - KENMORE WASHER, parts, tifieo trailer, electric winch, PrIced to sell - attractive home overlvokirig lake, corner lot, new roof, 3 bdrm., I bath Will kill FHA or Va. $21,900. said ________ _________ Wanted i5'21' Fiberglass.I.O. with possession, By owner. $26,900. 323. 7116. Riatty. REALTOR, 3737730. ' -. two l'igs, ready for Breedlogor Barbecuing Call 337 1299 55-Boats & Accessories transferred, immediate Datsuri-Sbaru Sele '14 some below dealer cost, first CO."se•flrst choice? Plus rta ' finest Used Ca's, Dick (lard 67A-Feed __________________________ Sanford - 1½ yr. old 3 bdrm., ww carpet, central h & a. Owner Clean, 3 br., 5150 dOwn, 5191 trio. S annual Pd. rate. $23,500. Acre 'HE HERALD prøudly invites you REALTOR OR BROKER iriiawamavs.ai 11T7 ' Yard Sale: 2536 LaureiAve. 10a.m.. 7 p m., Sat. and Sun. Clothing, furnIture, odds and ends, mIsc, If rains will be held next wetkers, DeBARY. just listed-2 SR;1½ bath, desired location. Large Lot. $71,500. CORBETT REAL ESTATE, REALTOR, 611.4791. WflFordF 100 Pick up. 302 VI, gor.cJ condition. $1,000 37) osI,. '----- - Sale for Pick up lunk cars FREE Small price for others Call efter I p.m. 377.1431 __________________________ You can get a faIr p -Ice when OU advertIse your "&nyt needs" in the Want Watch for opening _ 0g Garag, on or about _'rth7. FOr info, call 531 910. ____________ '' Sanford3fl. 80-Autos ___________________________ HEATED KENNELS. 322-3737 ___________________ - Broker, iOi. CommerrLxI - refurbished Spanish style home. Must be seen to be ap preciated $36,900. Terms. REALTY. _____________________________ Sanford - 3 bdrm., 7 bath, central heat & aIr, carpet, drapes, kitchen equIpped. $195 mo. 64 SOS,. _.... ': ALL FOR ' .1b,41 and Chicken, - I , Sanford's - are . per cent Lcated 1 Block iovtts of Airport Blvd, On Sanford Avenue, -- .,. I Si Si Senore -___________________ ___________________ _____________________________ --- 52-Appliances ... .. Alaskan _______________________________ - . - - $973 Chevy ½ ton pick up wilts or 'ivithout I' slide in camper, Good condition 332.40)7 Celitnttempermenthorchiidrenar watch dog. Males or iernales, 5)0. 322-3107. Alter S. I' .:. W. Garneft White' __ - M.otamute. Good markings, cx GarageSale: JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC Shepherd __________________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING 0. BOARDING kENNELS 54--Ga Sales ____________________________ - MOBILE HOME PARK Rentals from only $ Best tot selectIon now as'ailable In newest finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on percent with Cation to buy and •PPlv from so to 100 percent of your rent !0 the dOwnpaympntf -- Binge 71.4 Cneyear Meetings BusIness 7:30 lstTues. _____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE above named corporatiom,, wtsethqt 1913. your wrItten otjections, ii any, EIOHT!NTH JUDICIAL existing or dllsOIVc'd, and tO all and also serve a copy ci same on CUll. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE peisons and Parties claiming or CHARLES N. LANE, Esq., ,. ..-" -.tfltIII?vcifir '' '' ' •''' vving any inyeres, or claim wag., Orlando, Florida as CIVIL ACTION 5Ø, 7S-415CA.14.D owners, mortgagees, iudgment 3250), Attorney for PetItioner creditors or lIen holders of, upon or herein; oth.rwt this matter will jJ JjJ against the parcIs of land POC1$d U 1St forth in th• Petition IN RI THE MARRIAGE OP GLADYS P. BUCCIPII, WIFE, AND hereInafter described: for Adoption flIed herein toward the ii MADVO r. nlirr,sei iiiics*wn Ui ui tvIl4 IKICP( PAIrIL. BROE3ER and FITw ,sa - . NOTICE OF ACTION BRODER, mInors, by ROBERT TO: MARKO C BUCCIP41 Th* West 10 feet of the South '., of DAVID fRITZ, their Stepfather, 9701 SprI.igbrooli the SW '. of the NE '.4 of the NW '. WITNESS my hand and seal of Houston, Texas 770,41 of Section 72. Township 21 South, this Covet on the 77th day of Range 7 East, Seminole County, February, A. 0. 1973 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Florida. (SEAL) action for dIssolution of marriage Arthur H. Beck*Ith, Jr. hai bee'. filed against you and you Clerk of the CircuIt Court PARCEL II jjul. JjJI requIred to serve a copy of your By: ElaIne RiCharde written c'efenws, if any. 10 It on The South 15 feet of the North 100 Deputy CIeri WILFRED H, CONRAD, feet of the West 56 feel Of Block C, Publish March 4, 11, 15, 23, 1973 petitioner's attorney, wtsol. address Weavt*rsfleid as recorded In Plat DEL. 13 Ii 100 North Highway 1797, Bock 12, Pages 61 arid 65, of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CaucIberry, Florida 33207, on or Public Records of Seminole COUnty, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. before April 3rd, 1973. and file the Florida. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE origInal wIth the clerk of this cssjrt PLEASE TAKE NOTE that a COUNTY, FLORIDA. eithu'r before %Kvice on petitioners Declaration of Taking hs been filed NO. 1S2S7CA69.D altne'y or immediately th,zreatter. in the above Styled cause by the OherwPse. a default will be entered Pet Itioner, CITY OF ALTAMONTE FEDERAL NATIONAL MORagaInst you for thi relief demanded SPRINGS, FLORIDA, a municipal TGAGE ASSOCIATION, In the petition. corporation, for corx1.mnatlnr -. ni -. Plaintiff, easements in, Over and across the this Court on February 24th, 1973 several tracts of Ijnd described in FRANx M. PEALE, ot ci, (Circuit Court Seal) the PetitIøn for the purpose Of Ii's Defendant, siallinç arid maintaining sanitary Arthur H Betkwith, Jr. As Clerk of the Court sewer trunk Interceptor syslern in NOTICE TO DEFEND By Cecelia V Ekern tise City of Altarnorde Spr.r'gs, As Deputy Clerk Florida, and Seminøt, County. TO: FRANK M. REALE arid WILFRED H (ONRAti Fw1'A,'t,ei I:Ttiti'.ii EacPsOefendantis'ps,rytifj k'.'.. JANICE REALE. HIS WIFE Attorney for Petitioner that the PetitIoner wIll call up for Residence Unknown 100 North Highway 1792 hearing before the HonOrable Voile ':':>:;.:.:.:.;..:.;.'.. A. Williams. Jr.,or,eof tI's. IudgE'IOI Casselberry, Florida 32707 ' SUIT TO FORICLOII.jRI Publish March 4. II, II, 23. 1973 th above.styled Court, on the 31st MORTOACt DEL 11 day of March, AD. 1973, at 1)30 ________ You, FRANK am., at the SemInole County JANICE REALIZ, M. hisPEALE and wife, and all Courthse, Sanford, Fløld, Its those claiming any rit, title or application fØ Order of NOTICE OF APPLICATION takIng heretofore filed ; this CeiW All Interest by, through or under YOU. FOR TAX DIED (Sectl 197,493 Flerlda Statutes of parties to this suit arid all other to foreclose a certain mortgage on 1969) interested parties may appear at the time and pla.:e designated fld be wit:following describ.tj property, to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. I heard . that (1 W Hoskins the holder ot th .... Id 33. Block ,•.,. -. .,_,. ..,. xrnwvvuns ii nas ritea said nereoy corn. HOMES ORLANDO, Section On' ninndedto serve Certificates for a t* deed to be . written defenses to ôCcOfdlng to the FijI th('r()q, P!itin 45 in nr ç ittu,j thereon The certificate S JOLPII DAVIS, r,coq vI a u , v Jv uI in eiat Dock I), PIgeI jp, attoey for PetItner, Post and numbers and years of Issuance, the 6 of the PIic Records 70)ConCO.gDr c Office Box 1320 Sanfotd F(Io of description of the property and the I: i CaSselberry a SemInal, County Florida a k a 70) ., 3 Pieces names in Which It was asse are e.cous 37Th, on or betore the 25th day *4 ftrightonWay, Casselb,rry Florida, as f011ows. Mack AD. 1,75, md to IllS the together with Range and 1 Cole Slaw, Furnace Certificate Po. 1011 Year of original Cf said written detins located therein F nch Fries Hot Roll a tt' ISsuance 1973 with th5 Clerk of Circuit Court filed again%t YOU a1 y.'s.' said Court either before Descriptloflofpropeqty on RterJIred TO r Ca (oy Cf . Pottlor.r . attcmne sefv.c tOt 32 FIts A Grove Terrace r or im 7 " PG 47 mediately thereafter to show what aswer orplvadnglolhecon,PlaInt the PIaintIff' attorney, Nimi In which assessed Ru. riht title Interest or lien you or PATRICK MCGROTTY 1430 S any of YOU, have w Shirley HOkin Willie Menlo to the First Street, Miami, FlorIda, and Williams, r,Ine Carl Hoskins. BinQolvery Tui, N ght property described Inin andPetition, file the Original anSwer or pleading Early Bird at 10 All Of to cause, If any you have, in the property being in the offic 04 the Clerk of t Regular $ 00 County ot Iemincfe, Staleuf Florida. why pioperty shOUld nOt be Cfrcuit Crt on or belote the 31st Free Card With This Ad coimn Unlees luch certificate or cer. for the n and pur. et Mirth, 191$. If you fail to Meetings 1st & 3rd poSes$$sOtfOthinlhepdj,,i tificates shall be redeemed cc. CO?ding to law the Property Thursday UaHt 1PM relief demanded Inc c:ice relief demanded Iii the' Petltn. : DOPl AND ORDERED at San. hlghei,t .COSh bidder at the court WITNESS my hand and Seal of lord, Seminole County, Frlda, this hOuU door on the 17th day of March, said Court on the 71st day If your club or organhzatj ' 24th day Of Feeuary, A., )97S, February A 0 ins. ,73 it 11:00 AM. Would like to be inclted in Art, H BSCkWIfts Jr (SEAL) this listl Dated thIs 6th day of F4brry call' Clerk Semile County 197$, Tuesday Special , - storage buildings, All for only required. M. UNSWORTH utoer Wewlileasehorupt Hwy l'97 TO COMPARE! ' Bedroom set, complete $105; guItars, SIS; rsew livIng room set, 5120; 2 twIn beds, sao complete; ladles desk. $75 Dave's Furniture, 0 Sanford Ave, 223 9370 ______ Sanford - 3 bedroom, l baths, central heat & air. $160 No lease FINANCINGAVAILASLE 30 SnnfoiJ •-_ Conventional Ftnancng ___________________ ''t ci - -.--- NOCLOSING COSTS WE DARE YOU I 2606 S.Wy. 17.97 REAlTOR 3735771 ______________________ Married couples only, no children, no pets. 7617 Elm, Senforcs3e 6956 Mrs. Mello Priced from NOTICE - ,- - 'ie'rt'i . AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2fldSI ________________________ A Community of ON THE LAKE jJJll Jllljj jluul Jill jll Jill Jill Jul Jill Jill ji, Wednesday's Harold Hall Realty Eves. $491116 carport, large fenced backyard. MULTIPLE LISTING REALtOR 15*15' storage shed, only) yr. oid. 3 Bedroon, 7 baths, with all the 327 4991 19)9 5. French 3220111 after 7:30pm. amenities Privacy hence, fruit 377.7374,337.1196,337734 trees. ASsumable mortgage, 3371939,3374164 127 Country Club Dreve $41000 __________________ 5110,7 bedroom, family room (_ommercla( Properties InformatIonlnwir VII I ICUJ iIIUW nuuse __________________________ Homes, Lots Classlf led Ads are here to help you Shaded yard, lovely home, nice And sy, Sell, rent or swap.. at a lov area. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath% Occupy I. Acreaae At kI .... .,I.._ .._.. __.... . , .. - .. " ' -------' "•V"'V L" IVV ii RIVV II. - Call 332.2611 or $3) 9993 $31,500. _________________________ Beautiful - COrFEE CENTRAL - Cottee Service no* available sfl Sanford. 37)5034 Wall Papering storage tanks, Dewatering, cx cavatlon, driveway culvert pipes - d head walls, retaining wails. Keith P. Smith Construction Inc., 30S624 1111. Stan, 34 psr, - ANDREW MATNEY BUI$diflQ&Rerflorjeling 3?) 7234 PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger LkensedRejldentiaI,Commftcial FreeE%timat,lphmw3 - ________________ _____________________ Well Drilling _____________________________ -- , C&A Backhoe Service .,,. Two girls' 2O Bicycles; Girls clothing, 1216 100 paperback books; rocking chaIr. 373 53i to ti-is, and SSUC spec Fast, erc'snmical Call Victot 321 0331 Landclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, All kinds of gg;i; 3729147. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair andtervlce SThI MACHINE 0. SIJi'PLY CO 207w. 2nd 5? 372 64)? MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. l7t2Open$at &Sun.9S 339-2920 -, 79-Trucks-Trailers - AK DobermaW pTn7ieU gp%, ChampIon Ilnug.. $73. to $130. Mr. Anderson, 344,5710 - COUNTRY LIVING yt? CloSa to City conveniences, Newly painted, paneled. carpeted a,d furnished. area ibedrooms, Pi baths, 2 years old O*nri' needs to mode S73,0) . ________ ____ Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 322-tIll - Quiet 65-Pets-Supplies Drop In bobbin, zig zag, and 3 nerdit posItion. Like new condition, solC new for $10, balance of 5-43 cash or S payments of 510. New warr4ply. ROKERS Days-3226173 NIghts 322.5424 or 372.2352 1", baths, with ce.Iral heat and air Owner will negotiate 173900 March 1. Coolting show starts at 7:30, butdoors open at 6:30 hot you fo browse through f he many displays of exciting merchandise ________ from Iorn,rcp*nfi, Carpet Ca In n. A.., ' ' " - GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Iq sewing cabInet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin 1n machln,,. Full automatic. Pay balan(e of $75 or 10 payments of U. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 3 Bedrooms Nearly New " CARROLL'S FURNITURE REALTORS371 6351or613.fl33 _______________________________ - 2 BR DuplCx,$)?SMo 373 6250 LIghts and water furnished, Adults, no pets, 37/ 0102; 332 $409. ______ per mo. $40 damage deposit. 0211. 1llJl jllliI Jul11 llllll Jul. lJu lllI Jill. Jll 'a- -_- . - 'VL 6.;cncy ___________________________ REALTORS 23'6SParkDr. O, 'V " ________ * *Singer* FORREST GREENE INC. - DON'T FORGET (HE HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW at THE Rent Pont Blue Listre Electric - FIXER.IJPPER - 2 Story, 3 bedroom home. Central hen? and air, beautiful oaks, fenced. 5)5,300. WE TAKE TRADES 322242O Anytime GOOdS - 4 BR, 2 full baths, fr"iily room 0. den, pleisty storage. 525.0)0. 372. 0192 after I p m Convenient Location 4 Small Jill PINECPFST HAS POOL! This I (>0(1,0cm homo, next to elemnen tary school and shop;ng, hi family room, too. Heat, air and othcr extras Only S76.?oo ____ Bamboo Cove, 12 BORM, shag.b wvvsykitchens, ptayground, near city park & S.nford Plaza. From SIlO. Airport Blvd. near Sanlurj Ave.373.1340. Leqal Notice ..L - ' 323-0742 (il 323..03il Beautiful 3 bedroom, t" bath, carpeted, fenced yard 1st & 323 1194 rm 2 bath dining & Florida Centret air & heat, large lot, Loch Arbor, $70) mo, 337210). _______________________________ 3 Bedrooms. 1' - Baths Near High School 372)510 __________________________ - _______________________ 3 BR, I'baths,carpet, central heat wELAKA APARTMENT, air, fenced, range, refrig,rator. 111W. 1t St. $300 mo. 37763.45 __________________________ ________ ________ _______________________ _______________________ 5 1Household PlO QUALIFYING, NEW 3 BR.. 2 bath home, all extras. $),cl)0 down, 322 ___________ . _________________________ SANFORD CIVIC CENTER - 3272?67. 3 bedroom home - fenced yard, patio. Newly decorated No more ____________________ than 2 cilldren. 322771). Efficiency apt.. ale utililles o.r. nished, newly decorated 597.50. 3722296 after S Adults. No pets. 64Equipment for "SANFORD'S SALES LEAOE1" 1I., i.., ,.._ .. VERTISEDI Fenced 3 bedroom I BEDROOMS, spacious, corn. with combined dining area and fOrtable, I bedroom, 7 bath, kitchen, air. carpeting, good central heat 1. air. Large family location. 573,000. room, with fireplace, excellent locatIon & financing t37,7 ADVERTISED! One year old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, equipped kitchen, privacy fencing, many other extras. 146,000 Good han. cing available. Mike otter. After 4 Freev,lfl.5D1. beautiful cabinet, Also color portable. Other Mi Mayfair, I edroom 'arpeted, central HIA, fireplace, private dlring 2½ lots, orange tries. By owner $35,000. 322.1)95, 323. 2560. 1914 HondaSSO Let m till yo..'r spring garden or mow your vacant lots. Floyd Early Amerlc*n Console Color TV, BALL REALTY Choice Listings . Realty . -- tempeqatur.sabove7l,deg..... 5)95 2571 Park Dr. 322.2)10 REALTOR AFTER IIRS: 3229211 322064* 337•392) 78-Motorcycles _______________________________ _______________________________ / 197d Yamaha 90 CC. T*in Street. Hedge Viburnum, 1½'to2', 1100, helmet included. Geneva, Well Bunched 34 5155. $100. 202W.lOth. _________________________________ ________________________________ Sofar Collector-will generate Jim Hunt Realty IP4 ALL PRICE RANGES 017W. 1st St. 337.5641 last mo, 323 1430 Rentals ____________________________ i.. .1 ii ----------... iIUUII uniy 4O----pets 1-----flrI.i,..tI( .' ...... ,.ii difl 373,.s:. -. - REALTOR 322.7495 Stenstroni ADRM., Air & Heat, 101 Temple FurniShid I bedroom air cond. apt. fl r APARTm'FNTS .4 Z.".L(E JEiiui" ,, I 13h1 SANTA BARBARA OR. . IJilli jlljll. lllt Jil, ,jjll_ 'THREE _ 23 Bemboolike Large 1 bedroom furnished apart. ment. All utilities Included. 911 Park $165 montn; 15 damage. 3230430. -- L1_ 25 Greedy 48 Uau4ne COmmunIties 28Caucuan same 38Suvnnwtsme Studious 2ltuandal'short. 5OTw _ TOUGHGUYS' 32 Woman IdVlU, 2 Frwtdnnk bedroom air, Ideal for retired persons, 640 641, 3375034. __________________ __ dessert and beverage ' 1 las tTrnlshed, 1 bedroom apt., air. carpeted, only $9 50. 3fl 2296 after S Adults, no pets ___________________ _______________________________ - - 23 6650 _____ , ______ ____ Heated Pool 1' Bedroom 2 8DRM, furnished or unfurnithed duttspreferred 373S$Si or 322.6620 lor2bedrOom duples apartments. Furnhtheci or Unfurnithed, _____________________________ swimming pool. 1220 S. Orlando FROM Dr. 373 7920. 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD ________________ 371 7570 _____________________ _____________________________ 32-FlousesUnfurnished ________ DUPLEX, Furn. or unfurn. Ideal locatIon, reasonable rent. Ph. loch Arbor -. On lake, paved street, owner 363 3721 anytime. 1 yr. lease, renewal opllon, 6 ___________ * _____ lshwasher& Disposal Pool & Clubhouse ______ '' Laundry Facility ____ L. * ____ Gentleman or woman To Share Ilonle and Eat * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreationalauilding M.UNSWORTH REALTY 103W. )st5t, 3714061. 32305)7 Real Estate Oroker Tuesday, March 4, 1973-94 _____________ 62Ganden Overhead Steel Garage Door arid Fittings. A 1 Condition $SSI$77, Orlando FRUIT FOR SALE CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 73-4)0, CA.20-F and MARGARET H. BARBER, his wife Bedroom $174 ____ WaIltoWaIi Shag __.___= - Range.Refrigerao T'A-.lxe' * Dishwasher.Djsposai =.___..._ Aasonry Construction _____ Central Heat & Air . _____3 n' * Six Month's Lease _______ __________ __________ 9-•GOJ Things to The West 10 feet of the South % of the SW I,. of the NE of the NW ( BY: ROBERT DAVID FRITZ, TheIr .'' '' r r ... Cl lAl&l'T' A Of SectIon 37, Township 2) South, srepcamer, • lone fib) ACROSS ____ 901 171-5459. 11. A ' iclok Range 29 East, Seminole County, Petitioner __________________________ 37Acloe,GIau IRiI.iR ___________________ I ObsUucl Florida, IC li,1 and Rornero NOTICEOP ____________________ 18-Help wt' IIvL W'51T1U JOHN B. CHRISTY ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS -____ 8 Car,es shelter40 Musical TO: ROBERT and EVELYN CHRISTY, t2Bostl. FRANCIS Need Immedlalety auto salesman. _______ ______ ______ lnsumin1 ______ _______________________________ I A BRODER. whose residence is hIs wife 13 Curved Experlenci etsary. Phone 41 Theater sign 1LR1A 44ljU.f1 fAfl4jt!'TEl SM . Unknown. hut s,tva. a.I mIuIng Art PrXtor, .iTei[f 42Knght's CRANSTON RHODE ISLAND residence 14 Cry of £lr'4t A protection was in Maitland, Florida, more ConvenIence store managers. Ex. bacchanats It1NT ________ RE _____ _______ 45Manage f*rtic%JIarfy,iflCareOfMr$Vfrgiflia FRANK W CHRISTY INC perieesc.d preferred. Salary pluS 15By'inarn. ' Brodr (Mother of Robert Francis 49 Work together co JOHN 8. CHRISTY commissIon. 337 001$, confidential 16 Cowboys monster Bred,.), 1110 S. Orlando Ave. Apt. 514 feservolr Avenue 51 Foiiow 28 Engage tOP4bw __________________________ 6 Rnted CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND IE. Maitland. Florida service ascetics YOU REAL ESTATE SALES: Have AREHEREBYNOTIFIED lLowPsaunl 51erflPiOyd 2IBulk 20M that Petition toe the Adoption of opening toe full time licined PARCEL II B Anatrnie,i 31 011cc o'r'g 53 Fats.. god 21 German river . KEVIN PATRICK BRODER arid associate. For appt. call Larry t'1*uS 54 E'damat,on o' 33 F.rsl German 22 Love The South 1$ feet of the North 100 KEITH MICHAEL Saxon, Realtor, 323-94)0. URODER, 9 Always prssid.nt 24 Grotto feet of the West 54 feet Block C, minors, his been filed by ROBERT ION}rse gOddees 55 Act Tin years Ladles as Fashion Show Directors Weathersfleid as recorded In Plat DAVID FRITZ, the steptaipse. 26 EUlOP$fl Of dsssny 56 Pat. 40 Cantered for Sarah Coventry Jewelry. Earn said minor chIldren and the BOOS. 12, Pag,i 64 and 65. of ps 11 "(I(dY hif O.ne 41 F.sPsi,ne leader Hr. Full or part lime. No in57 Miii ch.ld PetitIoner, herein, Public Records of Seminole County, In the Circuit 270c.rman t7MisCuhrse vestment. 3737791 after 6. 4? Tart Florida. _________ , DOWN Court of Seminole County, CDieitat,uis 43 Wax bnn. v,.. ._ '.... .- [_ ______ Noon The Do Before PubHcQtion * W1W Shag Carpet Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -Iiiate _____________ CaliBart Real Estate et'EM While * * They're Hot! * * Unfurnished One Bedroom $144 .. 41- uses FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on * " Scenic Wekiva Rivers bass tithing paradt.e. among beautiful O5 Rental from $125 mo. for mobile homes includes free canoe Newhousu ma rural No down se, Adults only. Camp Seminole, payment, monthly payments lass wo. than rent. Government subsidized to uaiitied buyers. Call to see if you qualtfyf I RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES :!)Øyouve searched for the Ultimate =in apartment iIvng, y'j __ jat Franklin Arms, Convenient:y ______ _____locsted lust two blocks west o.; _____97. between Fairway Plaza and • ..$emlnole Hh School DEADLINES --- Scram bier - 6:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATUPDAY 9.Noon ________ Answer to PrevIous PuI. . safetyisa family attatr. HOURS Villas "Quiet Elegance" 41cc line )thru3 times 3k a line 6thru 33 times U times •...... cc line (S200MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum __._ ________ (3$) Mayber'ry RFD Celebrity Sweepstakes RATES Houis for Sits lOr2BedrOOm.AduitsOnly - VA-No down. 3 Park Avinue Mobil, Park extras, dead end, corner lot. 2515 Park Drive, )n 'f" fenced. trec S?2.5 322 3791 _________________________ _________ ______________ Sandlewood Apartments - (13) OW Smothers Environment 831-9993 322-2611 ___________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. fl ___________________________ 4FRANKUN Qrkndo Winter Pork SmlnoIe - Furnished Notice Is hereby given that I am DEK•144 In busIness at 26)7 S. SUfldQ)'N00t Frkioy French Avi., Sanford, Seminole NOTICE OP APPLICATION __________________________________________________ Cnunty, Florida, under the fictitlov FOR TAX DEED name of SANFORD RADIO & C. B. (Secfio 1fl.itS Flcrldi Statutes of CENTER, and that I nhend to I9) V'ecistersaIdnam. with the Clerk of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 18-Help Wanted _______ 4_p,.5Afla% ________________ the Clrnjlt Court, Seminole County, that Seminole County the holder of _____________ --.-----.--- ----------Florida In accordance with the the following certificates has flied -A GOOD SALESMAN - i3 n.verout pr05bo of the Flctilis flame Mid certlficat,stor a tax deed lobe Lecithin! Vinegar! of work, Call us if you have a real ,atuni,, !0 Wit. Section 063.09 issued thereon. The certificat. all four In on caosuli. ask tar .%n.ua •"i. esrate license, and a desire numbers and years of issuance, the VB6, Faust's Drugs 5: 0. W. Wilson, Jr. EARN MOREt description of the property, and the -Pubilth: Feb. II. 23, March 1, fl, names In Which it we' ssessed are FACED WITH A DRINKING FORREST GREENE, INC. 1975 PROBLEM REALTORS3fl 6353or 3376970 s follows: DEK 96 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Certificate No. 1,5 Year of $aiisman for sales position wilh w*Ii Can Help issuance 1972 ____________________________ small gasoline powered machfles, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Write P,O. Box 1213 1c4 A loch Arbor Fairlane Sec PB direct to user. Seminole Orange. ___________________________ FLORiDA Sanford, Florida Pg 100 Above average returns In ix. CIVIL ACTION NO, 73-367.CAI5.B Nar.e in which assessed Charles change for honest. hard working. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, E. Bloom Jr., et al. experienced sales performance. FLORIDA,amuniclpalcorporation, IN YOUR FA.MiLY? All of said property being In the k resume for interview to Box AL.ANON Petitioner, sountyof3eminoie, Ststeof Florida 565. care 04 The lfrrald, P Q , .s For lamifiri or friends of profflem ' tJnIes' Such crtlficate or .. . los,, J0i W UARUEFI drinert flJ lificates shall be redeemed ac ?ARGARETH. BARBER,hiswite; cordIng to law the property Forfurtherin?ormationcalll7l.tSi7 or write AVON JOHN B. CHRISTY and EVELYN described In such certificate or says.... Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. CHRISTY, his wife; WILLIAM 0. certIficates will be sold to the O'DONNELL , Make it a Happy New Year. Payoff and Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 37,7) ELAINE highett cash bidder at the court last year's bills and start Saving ODONNELL,hIswite;and FRANK again. No selling experience W. CHRISTY, INC.. a Rhode Island )97S at II' A U AE YOU TROUBLED? ciii Toil CoroorMlnn. . ..-- -.., .iiaiv. Let's tolk at,v'.,t it. Fr. ____________________________ t ": Car:" t;4 IIiI 4th day i. february, Areas open. . . off .Southwest DfendantS )73 "HotIlna". Adults or ',',ns. NOTICF. IN EMINENT Btvd.;ofl 24th St.;ofl Locust Ave. ' 5: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. ______________________ Call 641.3079. DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS Clerk of Circutt Court _______________________________ _____________________________ ._-.,-IN THE NAME OF THE STATE S-LOSt S. Found t',f Seminole, Coty, Florida OF FLORIDA. ____________________ ____________________________ By; Ida Creel Rentals TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Deputy Clerk _____________________________ CERN: And to ._FOUND - Female Irish Setter, Publish: Feb. 11. IS. 25, March 1 a. The following nameo Wynnewood area. Call 371 UI' ________ 1973 29-Rooms and parties whO vs believed tO be DEK36 after 7. end whose last known places residence are as set forth below, and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Education (9) 510.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2, I) The Doctors (6) Girl In My LIfe Beaver 930 (44) Petticoat 10:30 (2) V*ri.tu Lives (44) Leave It To us N. Orlando Aye, (Hwy. 17.92) Winter Park 617-4720 (I) Mery Griffin (' GlilIgan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (33) Batmari (44) Gitiiqn's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's NeIghborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad :t' 1,!J r'tews Deal (I) Movie to dinner & dancing -- 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,0) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,6) How To SurvIve A Marriage (6) As The World Turns (44) Forum 4.4 ' HUSBAN6 ... . 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And ' Restless (8) Jackpot (9) P,sv.ord (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 0) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News 6:00 (9) Sunrse iubilce 6:15 (8) S:;nhne Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (0) Today In Florida (13) DetectIves (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, I) Wheel Of Fortune (6) GambIt (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.6) HIgh Rulers (6) Now You See It (9) SplIt Seconi (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2, 0) Hollywood Squares (I LUV! UT LItC (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News (6) Price is Right () General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 3:30 (2,6) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game () e Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2,0) Somerset () Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) MIckey Mpusa Club __________________ ________________ - ________________ Apartments Unfurnisj CLASSIFIED ADS ________ _________ Notice Is h,reby given that I am INVITATION TO lID In busIne at 10)2 Highland Notice ii hereby given that the Attamonte Springs 32701, City of Cauelberry of S.m;nole Seminole County. Florida, under the County, Florida, will receive %eal10 fictitious name of PENLO bid5vpto5:0Qp.M. Monday, March PRODUCTS. and that I intind to i?.l9lLintheCasseiberryCityHail, register saldname with the Clerk of Casselbegry. Florida for the Circuit COUrt, Seminole County, rearrangement and alteration of a Florida In accordance with the rtlon of the Casselberry Police provisloM of the Fictitious Name epartmet. Statutes, To.Wit: Section 665.01 Spicllicitlons may be Obtained Florida Statutes 1957. from the CityManager, Cassclbarry S. Louis Lang City Hell, Casseiberry, Florida. The PbI: Feb. 75, March 1. Il, ii, City reserves the right to acce,t 1975 reject any or all bids. DEK.146 Harry C. Hug City Manager Publish Feb. 25. March 19'S FICTITIOUS NAME si,, Tuesday. March 4, lflS.-4A J _____ ____ ____ __ [To List You Business.,,DiaI 322-2611 or 831-9993 ________________________________________ 1 �10A—EvenlngH,r flOTd, FL Tuesday, March 4, 1?7S MN WOMEN Even i ng Hera ld , Sanford, Ff. WWPRIC 7:0 NEW - ON ThE SE CH GOW D Tuesday, March 4,,716 piaL nchors, Keyettes .Comman ' Th,s d eer Zi o By JEAN PArrESON When hbout 25 members Women's Editor - of Seminole High School's KeUes and Anchor Fr _______ held their "Zoo Day" in the Antique,' Junktique" and flea Knowles Chapel, old Sanford Zoo, Saturday, loIlip College on Thursday and know there's, another haunt to Friday, in both afternoons add to their happy hunting and evenings. the grounds for attractive and Also, choral music of a dif. curious odds and end-and you ferent kind will be presented by don't have to drive far to get there, either. tile world re-knowned Tucson BOYS Chorus in the Sanford Sanford Flea operated by I3tbat and David Uvic Center Saturday night, Carlton, is located on SR 46, just sponsored by Seminole Mutual Concert Association for a half mile east of 14 Of interest to area c ubs and Association merntxrs. market fans will tv happy to LOWER PRICE ON ThE NEW 8 -- MONZA "S91 HAPrUiM0K COUPV -- Look look at the sticker and You'll find We've trimmed 9 10 / NNW _ ,11' u Based on comparison of Manufacturer's Suggested Reatl Pnt.es between the \1oni 2+2 e - ordering them separately. Your dealer can give you the details. and the Mon:,j Stjstj Rcinl Pre f he cession stands, and while patents browse, there're pony rides for - — / \l1fluu1t1Ir(r -- ) PU ' - the doors a ffordable. What we " • on this C Seminole County teenagers to n "e themselves p.-etty Easter ges of the Outfits and stand in line to win 14 At the end of the busy day. kred by happy from their efforts In the Women's Sunda y volunteer workers at the to en ter Seminole Count) Juvenile otSanfor(I's 8th annual Teenage Detention Center . There were Sewing Contest and Fashion called Visitor Volunteers—well, Show. they are, In a sense Their Irene Brown and Edith correct name, however, as Avenel have entry blanks, so r a~? - - _ had a good time, and ex pressed the hope that Zoo Day would become an ann ua l event. During the day, act $100 dollars was taken at the zoo gate. All of the money goes toward the new Central Florida Zoological Park. - i * -- model, AM Cho a I s—and your Nova. It's a solid car, '7I • I f 66 - - • I eieve . . - ons Asked ago. my husban d w accident and suffered an injury to his spine that left him Paralyzed from the waist down. He has made a remarkable recovery, both physically and !yhgIca!ly, dery well in a - i - Learn now to coo , Tnc#g%.T^Mp&* nn, Fo0u.5 want metostsrtdevelopiugany sloppy such a crime, IMA EGGE LEADS SALES CAMPAIGN e are thankful that he is Abby? I don't intend to make a Pilot Club of Sanford has started Its annual sale of Easter alive and we have both ac- habit of it. candy, all in attractive box es decorated with blown egg heads of cepted the fact that he will BONE TIRED clo wns or lovely ladies like ima Egge never walk again, but YOU pictured above. Candy Is DEAR TIRED: A crime? on sale at First Federal would not believe some of Savings and an of Seminole on First Ce rtainly not. The next time questions people ask me. I Court House, Sanford Dry Cleaners your baby needs attention on PimCUO Avenue, and mean personal questions about all Plot Club members. during the t o proceeds benefit Pfl suppo rted charatles h usband him to please (What he is and isn't take over to you can get >0w capableof doing.) TheywantW resL That way you'll be able to d b - that make your • BUDGET GO FURTHER from than the base mid-size model from Chey's neirest sales - C"Ria. a"ic - $296 LESS thin the moct simila r riiojj Irtn COUPE ( h competitor. IIEPE ARE, t"L' RE Ift ir.r MO -T V / I_ - IIL. putting - - N - - CHM AM 2 SFAT WAGON $189 LESS than any competitive, American full-si:e - -- I • ib 1 subject. (This really works!) DEAR ABBY: M husband • model fro,,, ('ljcvy,5 £IUW !ILI fitA%* __ - VEGA WAGON $1571E% byl booklet "How to write Lefler% for All Occasions." P1#850 enclaso a long, self-addremd, Itampod (200 Naturalist. Dedicated "To the earth, to those whom lives of publication, ULI% • RICA. Us ually get dres e prettled up to serve him his breakfj,t but the baby had d Id I was du night with her, I was so UedIcod hardly get out of bed In the morning. Whet ' w t n. hl: husband, he ouldn' liste carried on about how mother always got dressed up in the morning, and he didn't lj_WIlI D&ftMM AW DUL UM Y0UWSMyM "'IMaROLU MUM UNDERWORLD NOW N STOCK 0 LOVABLE TEEN BRA Cowan's Underworld de 2 The to save some us, and to those whose ng help to perpetuate it for future Zifr LOSE WEIGHT New generations, t b abeautiful edition which all nature lovers clinical left% comPleted all can s ty hospHlprovethaItht r -- . 7 - A , FAIRWAY : MAR GE71 WILLIA MS MRS 7 777 11011y htlps voi ell less without ing hunry. With ft*er CA10des. Yom eight Scts down, Salt takoil a ireacd - will not mike You Ww"I took LAUNDROMAT Cleaning al budget ... pr-ces and coin laundry tervico in a pleasant at. pon dally. \::,7:oh1m ONALD including a Fashion Show and over 30 merchant's displays... DELL Free MARILYN GARLANTI gift V4 9212 Allarnunte Springs an over bag for all... On Hwy 17-92 at 271h X door prizes ! Admission FREE! SHIR Y MILLET 8349212 FAIRWAY PLAZA :1 0 era ld 's Casselberry-WInter Springs Dry tsfatngusranIeedof money beck H -; DSanford unget timer that SUPPRSIOS Me t omemakers Scho Hostess. y. &INEX Min will help you lose y eSs wtight quickly uNDERYWy-ORL . / Florida 111W First St. Uaw - k 'N" tten d For fast relief call the •nv.lOpe. . sd I) - MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADA niversary year program, the society has produced a special edition of its award winning never one KS CHEVROLET MAKES / As part of the Society's COOSC. Enclose stamp•d, selfaddressed envelope pieat , Hate to write lctte! Send got very• u set with me Abigail yesterday because I served m Beverly Hilli, Calif 90212, for Ab- his breakfast in my nightgown and bathrobe, which I had !MJMLA SEDAN $164 LESS than thc Most 511nilar On largest conser ation - - on Is 75 Years Old S AM SEDAN $220 LEM than an comJ)ctitive, American full.si:e car, Au u know it our sex life is over. It dress and get all prettled up to sn't. But I resent their prying. serve him breakfast. How do other le in this OP bImI CONFIDENTIAL TO si tuation hmd1et his RUNNING OUT OF GAS IN feel like telling them it's none of 01110": One who keeps their business, but! just not Sunday, oil learning how to drive for one Audubon Society the Florida the type to say anything ike was 75 years reason after another :hod that old Is there some other wa to be forced to learn. Perhaps his Founded by Mr. and Mrs. Politely tell them I would rather coordination Is poor. Or he may not answer such personal lack self-confidence. fri any Louis F. Dommerich at an case, he would be a poor driver organizational meeting held at questions? STUCK FOR WORDS and therefore a hazard on the their Maitland home on March the Florida Audubon DEAR STUCK: Answer thefr roa d.Do him yourself and 2 1 a favor, and get off his Society is today the state, ith another society oldest and v r' pleasant baeL tone, ask, "Why do you Want to Everyone has a problem. What'; or o" And then change the F : Wr "IflJUIttr Meet WATCH BUDGET STRETCHING RECIPES PREPARED BEFORE YOUR EYESI . Dear bb - Hold UK _______________ years - NUM 6 SFDAN - Five Seminole County women their passivity to seek qualified positions In the Eastern states Women who hold mid. or recently attended the Second advancement, who met In GaInesville Feb. level management Positions In Annual Women In Management 22 to enhance professional business, education and Conference In Suzanne Tesinski, Joan careers. Conference sponsm government shared success opened with M& Bette w Sheppard June Cn, ayda re the Florida Institute for xpeenc th rough workshops b1sh,deputy secretary, Florida Jones and Ann Neander Women, and the Governor's aimed at demonstrating skills Department of Commerce, were among the women in Cornmission on the Status of necesutry for career entry, challen women th shelve ekctive,appotnUve and ca & Women(Florlda). change and advancement, BYABIGAILVABUREN ---- ---___________________ -- OU vvOUi fl The . - -' Puppeteers Included (top, from left) KaUe ci Usa Ray, and (bottom, from left) Anna Nichols and Monica Rowe (Herald Photos Cecefta Farmer) Women In Management . ____________ I - __________________ . Mng friends with the animals re (from left) Tina Pog, Penny Williams, Kath y Woodruff and Penny Ike. . "Baied on comparison of Nfinufacturcr's Sowested Retail Prices Ixrwccn Nova Coupe and tho new Nova "S" Coujc. Atvil facturer's Suggested Retail Price of the new Nova "S" is "Based on comparison of .r 4. Bach Festival will be held In the prizes. with a wjestablished reputation. Why pay $599 more for a fancy newcomer that's about the same sue, when Nova (even without radials) offers so much—for so much less? $599less IL estcompact 4141 ear"t sWes conWef"r, lip .. • savings along to you. Of course if you want radials, you can order them If you don't, enjoy ur _ - • of the standard radials and Passihg the sizeable 4, - Ak and's z11 free. See you whe open at 6:30 In ) A reminder to all lovers of Sanford Civic Center, and get In ctsssical music: the 40th annual llneforsomeofthegreatd putting on a set of tough bias belteds in place — -- You th , contact VISTA Detention Center. There'll be something for rWN0VA"&9 Now Nova is even more - coordinator Carol Kirby stop by or call In for your enPointed out today, is VISTA vies without delay. The show is (Volunteers In Service to set for April 24 America) and they are members of the domestic br anch of the Peace Corps. VISTA needs you; If you care about the future of our Seminole Wouldn't miss The Herald's LOU"PRIcEONTh 1K - The smartest wayf or - 1! li-,_4t__A_Y ___ They made many friends, both animal and human, while conducting tours of tiny children through the petting zoo, and entertained the bigger kids wi th lively puppet wares during fund-raising downtown Winter Park, March drives. There are also con ,'lI',v ___ of more people. We did it by taking off some equipment items, and giving you the option of ' — sk From 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., these service-minded young women cleaned cages, polished the ambulance, hauled food to the a ni malsand food to humans at the concession stand, Sanford Flea -Markets offers the 16th Annual Winter Park you free tables for selling your Sidewalk. Art Festival in over $3 off the Manufacturer s Suggested Retail Price of our sporty little Monza 2+2, Motor Trend's "Car of the Year", to help put our flew Mon1SHarack Coupe w in IL animals and visitors to the zoo were all in for a good time. Forest,Cty SANFORD CIVIC CENTER HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Deltona TONIGHT 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. - Doors open 6:30 p.m. - - - -- -- - -- --- -T — 11 _ --_-_ j_ -_,-_ I_ -- ___________ _i- -,_- _ _ - I- • _I - -- _- •---_ I — -L_ _ _______________ ______ �£?z?fcfd.F?, Tuesday. March 4, 117S Legal Notice 7:' Issuance 1977 Description Cl property NE 'i of NW 1 4 N Of Rd SIC 34 T.21S R 30E Name in which assessed James C All of said propert y be.ng in the County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless sucn certificate or cer tiflcatej shall be redeemed cc cording to law the property . :f,},,J . .8 1! mowers, tractors, fillers. - I. John 's Automotive - - Sidney L. Vihlen. Chairman () it, ATTEST: ' 4lj ir I Irma A Little Move Helps A Lot ___ is Wig Boutique _ — Sanford I 607 W. 251h St., - - Ph. 322-8711 E xc I I fl g ty es For E ve r)'o fl e ,...,p _____ (%~ . .. - & D AUTOMOTIVE ____________________________________ I Gun Shop TO ALL CREDITORS Ov ROBERT L. CUNNINGHAM. d b a FICTITIOUS NAME 9 10 •1 'p4I• '' 4 Curt' of the Circuit Court an this 13th day of February, A . D. Is i';- Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. rs. .. By: Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Clerk (Seal) ROGER L BERRY 'torney at Law Post Office Drawer Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish: Feb ii, 73. March 4. it, 1975 PK-1U3 232 S HIGHWAY 1792 BETTY SMITH CASSELBERRY FLORIDA 831-3304 LOCATED AT - F NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ Execution Issued Out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final iudgment rendered n aforesaid court on the 9th day of Januar t. A 0 ) 15. n that certain Ci51 entitled. C E Building Products, Inc , a Corporation. Pliintiff, vi. King$WOo(IEt8tog Itroward, Inc., A Florida cor poraf ion, Defendant, which Aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me at SSheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I "ave levied upon the following described PrOperfy Owne by KingSeOQd Estates & Broword, a Florida corporation, said Voperty being located in Seminole C ounty, Florida, more Particularly described as follows, All office furniture an eepment fixated at the Oef•ndants place of busir,ess. Kiflgt*Oed Estates 00 Browarcl. Inc at ISO? Robin Road. Atfftmoqte Springs, two (2) b brown one 7 drawer and •,t drawer, one (I) NCR Petite (adding mactune) No 21 5975094 14 409 I. on, ti creoenla. two dra*c'r t,t dm.twer. brown Wilt, btcru. s.,'n 17) h'tt'tcJ i' ii and other assorted mitcellanj Of!ICC tou1pme-nt All merchanouse being stored at Aflamoruje Grag, in Aftamcnte Springs, Florida and the un dersigned s Sheriff of Semino le County, Florida. Will at II 00 £ M t?t 12th , ot Mr't. A 0 1975, Ci' IPINIBREEZE r: 4O r; 0 3 6__~ A. ~ ""Of - S*n#Gfd AV*, 4 Rd £ LEWIS\ AUTOMO,I6 • ' t e, - cu IYIISIJ Sexy Wigs can make the difference in you. - - INTERSTATE MALL WILL. 4& 311 1.4 AflamoSprng,s,j,.j IIIII Open owntr flronb.' p1 t-;ft 'r ,,...,' .3'.. ... ,,,,, - - ç 15Pp' 4 ,4 r - , - .. - " '64 .' :- , .1 ' ' J'.. - " 9' ' !,-..-.. ir rrri '-'u.ia t.i. , ..; j,j1e' ,.. % '-: --',, IL..r.IYtu%r.CANDOAWI - Letter Slit, Reg Legal Size, Reg. %.L1I14-k4:nT1. - t1 3 r°r r=. ti J1 ill cap lamps -- No barefoot walking for me without my Spring Qpenlngs - .-.--\ p" £ , 11 [',.* ~ . -- - DUDA AUTO PARTS W .- VIED I---i '-Jt--(--i W - —. . --.______________________ FICTITIOUS NAME NOtiCe Is hereby given that I am \,// F ool] I , ce 'S. Si Sol SPECIAL $2 62 -51.91 53 AUTO PA AND ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE - RETAIL TRACTOR CO. Ph 365-3240 426 _oute Oviedo LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT i NAMETATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nohce it bet u.n that Ir-.. Undersigned, pursuant to the 'Fictitious Name Stat ut e" Chapt er $6509. Florida Statute, will register rru,-'t 1 rr'-,t 'l Put'i of ths notice, the I Ufl engaged In business at 611 Woodling Place. Altamonte Springs. Seminole ASSOCIATES, arid that p intend to Florida in the City of Cassefb,rr;. Florida. register said name with the Clerk of That the in said the Circuit Court, Seminole County, eIOIIGw1, ProviSiOns of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: E. J. Moloney Pu blish F b 11 OIasdo tolkcraft . Jumping Jack Shoes Vale's Junior Shoelond Ph. 831.725? ' H A 1L () Gourmet Cooking and Hobb ,' assorted baskets Classes Alk SUPfNYSIOE CLEANERS, INC By: Farrel l L Hoa'nbeek. Secretary Dated at Orlando, Orange County, FlOtidit. February I) 1975 Catholic Bibles, Vestments, Holy Cards Altar Furnishings. INTERST.t'L'J,I' 51ALL- 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 11.92 Longwood I L, Have you been on t3ishop Street, in Honolulu? Have you been to Haleakala, on the Island of Maui. snd to Mauna 3 F - Everythin for the I 1~~11-~' !,' "" "~_ $5*99 I Horse & Rider fiIUGOFcn I luxuriously on Trirs. •,s LI..,.. .S.U'I%iJ ..' Wife. dfl .-' ,I settle for the rocking chair and slippers, it It Is amazing and refreshing to findman 73 years Is an active, energetic businessman, The man Is George C. Hearn, . - , t!. . ' •' . rzi- - - - -' - ..-' :'.' ' A - . -:- - .: ' '- .... - - WiTPdESSmy-P,and and tp,e Seal f this Court this 7Qthclayof February. $975. (Seal) £.43... L ri. ocwuun. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court I- - --- - Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO EMIL C KIRSCH 1417 North L ora, Chicago, lIIino4 6065) ou ARE NOTIFIED that fl action to foreclose a mechanics lien on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: Lo's3Oand 31. RAPIDS ADDITION Pefore March 26. 1975, and file the original with the Clerk of thit Court either before service on plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise, a default will be entered .atnSt you for the relict demanded in the complal.it WITNESS my hand and seal of thi% Court on February 21st, 1915. Arthur H Beckw ith fia'..'fr Al ••. r...,.. By Lillian J. Jerkin Suite 1310, CNA Tower Orlando, Fla. 32101 Publish: Feb. 25. March 4. 11, is, . fT~ : - 1975 DEK-149 - •'- ........:' GEORGE C HEARN, A SELF MADE MAN Visit Florida hearing Aid (enter, and "Let George Do It" 'up to his ears, with his cording to George. Failure to business, the Florida Hearing have hearing loss discovered Aid Center. He offers S name leads to many children being brand hearing aids to choose considered mentally retarded. At the Florida Hearing Aid from, with choice of glassed this ,r aids. all in .t,i. Ci"ntnr rnmnintn i.imintti,t k.i',irA are particularly important here in Florida due to the humidity, salt air and condensation, These checkups are all free s ervices . r.,. - TO: BLAIPI NASON (Last Known AcI(jru-s$l on Street ArA in Stoughton, Massachusetts 76 F 07020 arid PATRICIA "PAT - ' TOOT 1k a PATRICIA NASON (Last Known Address) Rout e 2 Oran, Missouri 63771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED trial an ac tion has been filed against you seeking to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Flor ida: Lot 25. BLOCK "A", BRAPITLEY SHORES FIRST ADDITION. ac cording to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 9, Page 41, of ..,, D'"' fl ...,4. ,f Cou nty, Florida and you are reouiredto serve a coot of your written defenses. If any, to it on Robert W. Lee. Attorney for i Plaintiffs, whosi address Is 35 Wes' Pine Street, Orlando, Florida 32501, on or before the 2111 day of March, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND $975, and file the original with the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Sanford, Florida FLORIDA fl1, either before service on CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-INCA -O9.O W. 0. UNSWORTH BUILDERS. Plaintiffs' attorney or immedia'ety thereafter; otherwiw a default will INC., a Florida corporation, be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Complain?, Marc L Lubet Levitt I Cohen 1' III . BLAIN NASON and PATRICIA "PAT" TOOT, formerly known as PATRICIA NASON, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish: Feb 25, March 1975 DEK 14$ Deputy Clerk '1 ", c... '7 ..'/ , "I.' - - ,. if NT_. -.,.. health and rehahiliatative board; member of Chamber of Commerce; president of South Seminole Community Library for 2 years these altest to the energy and vitality of George % 1 vs- 'u, County, Florida, has been filed against you, and you are hereby required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it On MARC L. LUBET, Esq., of - -. - of His busIness? Why George is a hearing aid specialist, and he knows whereof he speaks, since he KAS been hard of hearing Sn(e birth. Georgu has been a licensed hearing aid fitter since 1968 but has been in the hearing aid business for 50 years. He is the only hearing aid specialist In Seminole County who wears t', according to George "Ask action f or Dissolut ion of Marriage -si -ii 'iuv,. av.rn,i you and you are required to serve a copy of your written def enses , if any, to it on S. KIRBY MOPICRIEF. Plaintiff's attorney, whose addr ess is post Office Box 2779, sanford, Florida 32771, on or before the 24th day of March, 1975, and file ttue original with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Seminole County either before service on Plaintiff's attor ney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be enter ed against for the relief demanded fl the complaint or petition LEVINE & COHEN, 1310 CNA Tower, Orlando, Florida, on or (tothegovernor),adepartrnent S YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an TO TOWN of LONGWOOD, ac. Cording to the p1st thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 1. page 16, of the public records of Seminole to Florida State Advisory Board this NOTICE OF SUIT TO BERNARD BALES R es id en ce unknown RIJPERT B. HARTMAPIetux, and hall and to Kilauea? Collection of islands? If you have, you know why we recommend a trip to Hawaii, a3oneof the world's best and most relaxing vacations There IS no surf like that of the rolling Pacific, and no sand like that of an Hawaiian beach Todsy, travel to the Hawaiian Islands is easier and less expensive than you think. g,. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. THOMAS J SNYDER, ANDREW FARNESE and &WYtIN REEL, Plaintiffs, SANDEE M BALES, save you the cost of a hair. uplitftlnaexoerinncp7 dresser. For the younger Besides styling he r ow n wigs generation, the favorite wig Is to the customer's sa tisfacti on the Cleo. This wig Is below the shoulder length pageboy, and surprise, Irma will style slightly curled under at the any wig you own. She boasts a ends, with bangs that can be complete styling service in 48 brushed back. For those who hours. Her ex pert aides Kathy Sheeringer and Chris Brownell love long hair, Irma has waist were selected after many hours length wigs, which are of search by Irma to find lust unusually thick. All th ese wigs can be cut and styl ed by Irma. the right ones. Irma's Wig Bou tique will be In addition to wigs. Irma has participating in the Homethe Perma lashes which are makers Show Tuesday, March Individual lashes applied to 4, 1975. Some models in the your own and last for weeks. fashion show will be wearing a And she carries Faceup ba nds. few of the beautiful wigs of With these bands. in just o irmas, in addition, she will cn,'''. .,,.,.. ,...,,. nit,lnnnlO•rnOitI,'.ê,.,.etoit..,.. •II I'OI 731U1 .. IiIJiiU 1 03.t dF1 say goodbye to the last 10 years. the winner to a free wig of her Face-Up is a patented Con t ou r choice. band of silk elasticized velour Stop wishing, and start trying woven in Switzerland, this light on. Those looks you've dreamed weight wonder banishes sags of can be yours inexpensively and droops, smooths wrinkles. by visiting Irma's Wig widens eyes. and gives your Boutique. Also for a closer look whole complexion a brighter. at what Irma has to offer, stop Clearer look. The instant face by the civic center for the lift band actually does let you Homemakers Show. — ADV. Organizations It Is easy to see that people have been glad to Have you seen some of the more than 900 species of flowerIng plants which grow SO ~ ba, I '... COUNTY, FLORIDA and ctiti Afro, short and long look and feel 10 years younger, WIgS, high style with gorgeous without stretching your skin curls and waves, which will Whit rit,,1v4n'I U3V 3UL11 IN THE CIRCUI COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7 5-361.CA.04.8 DIVISION B In re the Marriage of: BERNARD BALES, Husbi nd . EMIL C KIRSCH, From a partial list of offices he has held with public service JOHN SCHLENX I /1 F T I Rosaries, Papal Blessings rnnell EJ IC J . At time when most men are 11111 Religious Articles and Gift Items. Icons, Missals, Relics, Statues, Medals, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . Flon a Hearing Aid Center sfuafl - 0 _111111111111 - r 'They're All Ears Liber ty 14 furniture GEORGE C. HEAR P4 Baring A Little...Here And There. Our Fresh Spring Sandal. et imports A :' Florida '. '3 1). r') 1 . - goge rt , - — lifestyle, fuss over their hair, and after in addition to her impressive i ,, ta.i'. . ji cx9roun, irma reflects a time or energy to get up a new fr.4h "w wauo'ii Ill I1CI do. Irma's Wig Boutique business, which is evident in located In the Interstate Mall, I her selection of wigs and wig land 436 in Altamonte Springs, styles. has the solution to your Irma carries two well known problem. br ands of wigs. e is the Elutra WIGS I I I Hundreds of orgeoUs wigs in assorted wig, which is a substitute for lengths, styles and shapes to human hair. It can be recon. ditioned, set with electric match every occasion. Irma's Wig Boutique owned rollers or placed under the by Irma 'omi, is a totally new dryer. The sec on d brand is the Eterna. These are natural concept in the art of wig styling looking synthetic wigs that and purchasing. Here you can require very little styling or come In, browse around uninterrupted, select as many etfort. Just brush and go! wigs as you wish, and then Many women still believe rit,'ai.,,. i.i,. •.p.e., u'p anti a ouvice dvi mat wigs are heavy, cumber. On Styling, length and shape of SnMA *rwl ,.r,ijt.,,l U III III U •#1VO I *the wigs. ance. Not true! Today's wigs Tb. 'uccess cif the bcu!.iue are capless and feature a skin can be attributed to Irma's top that r esembles the human background, In the wig scalp You can part them any bu siness a total of 10 years, she place, and no one will be the was a wig maker for 5 years. wiser. in addition to wigs, Irma She has done wigs for maj or gives you a choice of hair pieces fashion stores in Atlanta, Ga., and cascades . and has also created wigs for Irma carries beautiful wigs many televis i on commercials, for both blacks and whit es. worklnri all .. r' Transfer File limit - ,. - willing Cass Professional ri'if . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in nd for S em inole, County Fiord., DEK-411 ', r _N r~ ~ , 4 j st_:i L''- In Atlanta, she was many women don't have time to associated with Natural Locks ~io : .• REPAIRS - p ~' ,, - _ — %A. — i A— WIGS, WIGS AND MORE WIGS IS WHAT YOU'LL FIND AT IRMA'S Pictured behind the wigs are (left) Irma Ortino, owner, and (right) Kathy Sheertnger In today's hectic " AID - ' ,_ :' -- " A .' .- --. t. II) L itt Pob.";ori CALL 8348776 320 S. Hw . 17 & 92 FLORIDA HEARING . . u I -- - , _0 : ti4 I a (. ji •. __5' FA HEARING 11AT:ts AND SEIVu : .. plil ifto- 00%k*i~ , t,41I - --1-4- - ___________________ , -':: - 01 .... 1 J. . . - - . - 1, ,;z-'e, ,_ % HEARING' £ I D - NO ORLIGATION Avfl,l O,, -Dapuav,i. AuPdiloiuwofla.rmalunaY.i,abff _________________________ r arrs-tr r'tre-st'er pi'rtan tt, or be usco with, in, or on Said premises, even though they be detached Of detachable, Refrigerator (GE TA liSt Range Isis been filed against you and you are reQUired to serv,a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it .,. i FREE HEARING TEST 't'nt'fatn Irrigating and powrr SyStems, machines, appliances, - - .. Ask the man who w ears one!! water, and other heating, COoking, 'intj ! -'. Storag e refrigerating, lighting, pfumbirg, _ -... - - • A " DEK 107 1973 _____ RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Putt- Putt On Out And Save Al - A, C. Verr,on Mile, Jr., action tofo ?cctoseamortgag(.on tr ' following Properly in Seminole County, F for idaSouth 33 feel of LOT land North 35 feel of LOT S. BLOCK I). BEL AIR, according to the Plat ther eo f as rein Fil e) Book 3, Page 79, of the Public Records of Seminole County, F lor id Tg*tppq with all structures Ind , friProvirments now and Said said 'ma, and futures attached -' 'i I- j , -. R7 Wi 1 YOU ARE NOTIFIED trial an ' 1, - '. %;_ -. * ,; Ir,,,q.,, 's i g Boutique - Irma Orimo, hit -- - aff _____________ : D . Plaintiff, - -*,. -, __________ : GENE LEWIS and DELORES P LEWt, h wife, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO WILLIE GENE LEWIS and DELORES R. LEWIS. - ing IIIIIIIIII TIT"T ON nee administration of WILLIE !- at R&D, Bette &Doug Uttle, Dick CIIi Un. and Rocky Calvano. Sometimes a little move can Sept. 3, 1974. They started off wrong with a car, and is tear headlights, and do wheel help a lot. That's the way it is offering complete foreign and fling the art of body repair and balancing and give free pro with the short move of B & D American car service, and auto painting, Automotive now located at 219 gradually worked Inspection checks.i Free Pickup Benson Junction Rd., DeBary. repair by adding a Complete Rocky Calvano is the newest and delivery Is available for next door to the addition to B & D those needing service, within a #P . body an pan shop. P. cation. Relatively new the reasonable distance. to A short move of lust a stone's Any service shop is no better mechanics field, this bright Master Charge and Bank throw has put B & D Auto- than the people J person shows surprising Americard are accepted motive Into a clean, light build. work, and Doug has a complefe knowledge In all aspec ts of The mottoat 8 & D Is "We put that improves the facilities staff of experts g all pttases of automotive repairs and OUR ART Into YOUR CAR . a and service of this already fine automotive repair, Doun maintenance, Why not drop by and see their on - s op auto repair service, &i himselfa LJOIStS 23 years of ex B & 0 Automotiv e pride ,j*W f ac ilities SOOn, and learn These new and improved perience, and handles all the themselves on their satisfied why the littlemove has helped a facilities will help the expert transmission work and air Customers, They oiler a 90 day lot, st o. & to give you even conditioning repairs, Dick 9uar 6nteeonalls,the ydo In better service than in the past. Champlin is a You'll feel safe knowing ow ng "lack of all addition to foreign and B & Dstncfs for Bette & Doug trades" solo speak, and our car .;anus of the master domestic car Service, and int Little, whocpeflcd f bik o all. He can repair anything and body work, they pa rtula$8 d' aim 00 , .- .--- .. - ... ii tor) the great staff ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NO. 7S•114-CA49.D ENGEL MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC.. a Delaware orc"ation. - " ': . . -' SANFOND AVE - V'.v Equip Co I ! '-' I ...; 'lItA - - acc or da nc e with the provision s of ___________________ the Fictitious Nitric Statutes To Wit' Section 56309 Fl or ida Statut es icc; 5: Jamet B. Thomson • Publish - Feb. II, II, 21, March 4, 1975 . -. .'; BI5E TURN/ TORE ETHEL BART 32105)0 Of CLEVELAND 1. MIZE Attorneyt for Estate P0 0raw' Z Sanford, Florida 32771 ti PVth Feb 15, 25. ?.larch 1. II, $973 DEK 102 ... "1 and that I intend to register said - 'j,' ., ..- .• ,fn- ... i ' .3 Balance and Rotate all 4 Tires of the Estate of wiirncn 0. Harrison -... , F - ; . A&if fik WEEKLY SPECIAL As Admlnistratrix -. , __________ ..'- .',t LEWIS AUTOMOTIVE - WITNESSmy psan(Iandsealof the l ! . .'. estate, and or an order discha rgIng Vakjei Harrison as Such Admir,lstratrlx Dated this the '0th February, A 0 1973 Yaldee Harrison , . 0. '. HITCHCOCK-TYPE CHAIRS ._ •, 11 I !' . _.v 4, P EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMI I. COUNTY ftv two ($7') 5ngle crew double cabin, enclosied pilot house PROBATE Vt5Sa PROBATE NO. named the "LADY designed a built by MAthiS Yacht In ii the Estate of: Building Cc Of Camden, New Jersey WILMOND 0. HARRISON and with a diesel engine built by Deceased. Iuainyivrs . -411;:kyt l' ,, " M Attorney at Law PPrwn&l PrOPOMY owned by you "we PartlCulAf ly cleuribed as: wwy ynrrevy On - ' a . • • • i ... :, TWO LACQUER Si.jste 7, DAVID STEINMAN, WHOSE Cha.'idler bjli(Ijj RESIDENCE AND MAILING 343$ Lawton Road ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWNOrlando, Florida 32103 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish: March 4, I97$ ttat a pr ceding has been filed DEL 1? against you for tht enforcement o a lien afferting the title to certain COURT OF THE tor ney, ROGER L. BERRY, P0 Drawer 0, Sanford, FIOai(Ia 37771, n or before the 17th day of March. A D.. 1975, or Othtji a default wilt be entered against you, 1 f - a z~ ; . Furniture 1 Glassware : _!_ I ~- 7 11 1t$- . . Notice is hereb1,Ugiven A!at I am engaged in business of P.0 flo* 711 Seminole County. FIrudi Februdry Lake Mary, 37144, Seminole County, 13, 1975 Florida under the tIin 25 .,rcrl 1, ii. DEK-101 I Plkatuon?o the said Judge for ,,inal - 11 ' Il 'S ,je. - / .• l 11 SeminoleCounty Florida. and sine 'T . ... itt business enterprise is as follow% S- Robert F. Dover DATED at Altamonte Springs, — 2311 Ist. St. Q & ti!.4 That the party interested . j JAMES E, TAYLOR. JR. other defense or plifad;N with the Wilmoncl D Harrison and at Clerk of the Circuit Court in Anti fnr time q .. W _ __ _____ Nzw SiUsed Furnitum-We Buy A Sell -One Or A Houseful - General FINAL NOTiCE and the short tutu of this proceeding Ce 5 hereby Qven that the Is' SANFOR() ft-OAT WORK undersigned will, on th 19th day of March, A D. 197$, present to the MARINA. INC. a Florida poraf ion. Plaintiff, G. DAVID HonorableCircuitJudgeof5,mlI, STEINMAN, Defendant, d these County. Florida, her final return, presents command you to ap- account and vouchers, as Administrafrix of the Estate °' pear an flit' your .Sn5er . "4 , id THE STA It OF FLORIDA TO G. i - f_ -. - - z 1~1 ' ..... .hIh .. - -. I 1 )-c_çt,. uP' -ii' - - ,,-- - 'i4 I F:;A . lia- , - - SPECIALTY March 7 1975 DATED February 26. 1975 NOTICE OF ACTION ~4 ___________ ____ COMPLETE GUN REPAIRS CUSTOM BLUING & PLATING POLICE WEAPONS OUR CIVIL ACTION NO 75-255 CA 17* sent to JAMES E TAYLOR BOAT WORKS & ESO, 3431 Lawton Road. te i0o, MARINA. INC. OrIandoFI 3fl hf, Vs -:3, r - ,# LI SANFORD Plaintiff -. __- ' : 7 __._i . - L@~E AX s..'. - u's.' a REC VEE SERVICE : a ' Ii,L 4.,., a'Y'..- . It . , -_=~~ -_ _4~_!f~~~,Wm_i7;i_ ~ ~ ~ - __ , - rk. Pow ,a. : 1rSROU4] rt C 46 -. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR be Paid in full AS a fftUlt Of IhiS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. transaction. Statements should potat 1. a d: F rd, 11"trial d: Sanfard. Florida toP3 ;Id: 3vii Phone 363-3234141 A subsidiary of Layer Enterprises CUNNINGHAM'S OFFICE SUP PL cc'''r'.Ny rçci in bus ness at 1712 Highway 1 A bulk transfer under Article 6 17 92, Post Office Bo* 573, Fern Park of the Uniform Commercial Code fl7O. Sem:ri1s C ounty, Florida, wilt be mane on or after Marth $0 under the fictitlt name of 1975. betwu'n ROBERT 1. CUN BUSINESSSERv tcc NIPIGHAM of CaSseIberry FIor, UNLIMITED, and that we ifUrent to Trãn5ftço ; and LARRY W. LEWIS register sa id name with the Clerk of and SCOTT A. MaCINTYRE of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Orlando, Florida, Transferees Flor ida in accordance with the 7. DurIng the three years last past provisions of the Fictitious Name the Transferor, to far as is known to Statu'es, To-Wit: Section soses the Transferee,, hat had the Fiorija Statutes iasi following business names and a S: Russell J. Oi8i dresses In a ddition to the name and Shirley C. OiBui Oc1drt whIc' appears in Publish: Feb. 11. 15. 25, March I Paragra ph : 1973 CUNNINGHAM'S OFFICE DEK.tC SUPPLY COMPANY 450 East Highway 436 Catselberry, Florida I N THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH 3 All dCbt5Ofth Transferor .;i - .3 - S ? , ..:.: 1 Complete Motor Home Sales, Service Accessories SANFORD qTfl'v .,.rTrr',, se'' ui' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO Whom IT MAY CONCERN. Notice it hereby given that U'e undersigned, pursuant to th e "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 14S09, Florida Statute, will with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. ru and for Seminole County, upon receipt of proof of th publication of thiS notice, the fic tlfiOus name, to wit: DOVER DISTRIBUTING under which I am engaged in business at f 17 Altamonte Springs Road, B4uiIdinq No 4 in the City of Altamonte a HITCHES OF ALL SIZES 323-1640 rn, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we are a engaged in business at 422 Cedar a wood Cf , Winter Springs 37707, a 6 Seminole County, Flor ids. under fp,e fictitious nine of HOME SWEET t'OMES and we intend to regl;ter laid name with the Clerk of the Clrc'jlt Court, Semnole County, • Florida in accordance With the : pr ovisions, of the Fictitious Name € Statutes, To Wit: Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 1957 : TRAVEL TRAILERS & s Jerry Fusco • CAMPERS, TOO ' CHeryl Fusco WE WILLORDER PubliSh Feb 75, March £. 11, II, TO YOUR- EXACT ' lOt( WtCIFICAT1ONS a € DEK 117 Celery &Mellonville - .% k -____ a Acl~_ —_ Legal Notice , - - OPEN THURS & FRI EVENINGS - - Shop Lloyd's Bkvck I I 1-1 )- Us'a,ani L.1/L4L44te ' (.Vfl4((L(L A Offers W _____________ For Complete Boaufy Care By , Arthur H Beckwith, Clef It Publish: March i H. 1975 .. 6m, Legal Notice Up To i s -Ft Parts-Accessories B & D Does It Again l'u.sday, March 4, 17i-3B TANDEMS .3 WHEELERS Sales -Service 2513 Park Ave., Sanford S 40 feet of Loll and N tO feet of Lot S. Amended Plat of Orange 3234580 l4eigttL as recorded in Put Book A. P.geIi, Public Records of Seminole CCunty. Florida Bids will be received at the office of Arthur H BC(I.*l,h, Jr. Clerk. Room 716. Seminole County Cour . ~ A fhøue. Sanford, Florida. up to 7:00 . pm., Monc':... March 17, 1975 Bids * At must be en, . -sed In a sealed en velopepIaInJyvJ,heouts.(Ie i (Seated bid for surplus roperty, r Open Ma rch I?. 1975) The Board Let us style your hair, custom-cut" reserv es the right to waive any Oh especially to flatter you, and technicaIltt for irregularities in right in time for the Easter bids except receiving time. 200p m Parade. and or to reject any or all buds Bcrd 01 County EV1flIn Herald, Sanford, Ft. BICYCLES S 1OSPEEDS.UNICYCLE 11 Accessories & equipment. P 117S. S~ Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk of Circuit Court Of Seminole County, Florida 'r "A GOOD YARD AHEAD" Full line of mulching following: Dated this 61h day of Feltiruary. . s eJ-ef1vr16u described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highriil cash bidder at thC Court house door on the 11th day of March 1,13 av lI'tV A M 8 BOL NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS rROPERTY The Seminole Couny Board of County Commssowrs has. n Open meeting, February S. 1975. declared Surplus to County needs. andIs offering for Sale to the highest bidder, by sealed bids, the A Crews 7: SALES & SERVICE FOR Legal Notice - NOTICE OF APPLICAT IUN FOR TAX DEED (S•ctien 117.495 Florida Statutes of 1t6) NOTICE IS HEREBY G:vE, that Semino le County the holder of the loIIo, .tng certificates has hied Said Cer?IVCat,S for tax(Iced to be issued thereon. The certificate "umbers and years l the description of the property, and the names In which it was assesserj are M f011owi: Certificate No 1050 Year of a NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME ThC undersigned does hereby certify that he is conducting a tN,sifle5% at Sanford. Florida. under tt'c fictitious name of "INSIGHT" ,trsd that aid firm Is composed of the foJiowirig person whose name and Place of residence is at follows : H. Rkt'ard Johnson 616 East Altamonte Dre WITNESS my hand and tlsealof this Court on the 13th day of February, 1975. (SEAL) Arthur H. BeckwIi- Ir : -. Clerk of the Cr( ' By: : ElaIr Deputy Cii , Robert W Lee 35 Wist Pine S"- -' Orlando. Florida 3fi Attorney for Piaintiffs Publish: Feb. 1$, 75. March 4. 11, '- - 1975 DEK 104 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SE',iIP4OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 75.I64.CA.0.0 FULLER LUMBER COMPANy. , Florida corporation. PIintiIt. vs CHARLES C. MERILLAT and SHIRLEY J. MERILLAT. Husband and Wife. Dt'II'P,iIS NOTICE OF SUIT To: Charles C M'riItit and Shirley ,i Merillat, ..v v"JIvn, Topeka. Kansas 64.601 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Suit to foreclose a Merct-tanc's Lien, pursuant to Florida Statute 713. has been brought against you, and each of 'gOat, to foreclose Said lien upon the following described reai property situated in Seminole Coynty, Florida Lot 61 BROOKHOLLOW, as recorded in Pit: Book 17, page 65 of the Public Records of Smilo' County, Florida And you are hereby required to file your Answer or other written defense personally or by your at toa'ney with the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit at the Court House in San f,(I F!Cf:dt and tO serve a co p y tflAf4iti •., ,'., �4 EV•flifl OEETLE Sa nford,Ff. ,1115 BAILEY , t DOW;41/ .. - . w r PIZ 6 6 I NORTH £AQ54 v 10853 * A93 / .. ; WEST &K973 VK2 •QJ 102 . 3j . __ I ALLEY OOP - HV AuT [ i1 AH \ 5(I CALlRNIA! Ms,,' TTLD THR GO £lo84 - by Dove Grow. i I ORII EAST £J 1086 •K15 ,ll,)7A9653 SMIT A2 V AQJ 961 4864 KQj Fast .. / I - 3 RY going to break 4.3. So you lead the 10 of trumps from dummy. East follows low. Shou!d you take the trump finesse now? if It works you are home; if it loses you are going to be one down. If you refuse the trump finesse and go up with the ace oumay drop the singleton king from 4 £72 . 7: A WH! .! I ° vulnerable aed :cIItpu\TF,IU'HIsI 4 Pass I * Pass 4 V Ifl flhkU w • , - LOSER by A n I A I'm ... Hew UiJ F1 WGIA IT ril-r I A 1.11KE TO PITPICK WT THAT SET IIArJ \ Saniom , 81KT4QW FOR AE You owe -lT A ____ *AR OLO CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS r IP NE bV T WAS RIGHT 1 " ______ Herring To Seek 1• - / 3 Semtnole.Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring _________ Change j circuit court judge that dismissed robbery in. (hctmen against two juveniles and returned the cases to juvenile court for dbsposllion. ______________ Herring said he is also proposing legislallon that would require arresting officers to file copies of arrest Information with states attorneys at the Herring said the proposed legislalion would permit grand juries to indict juveniles as adults in • • 'Which one of us does he take after? The one he thinks he can touch for spending money!" FUNNY BUSINESS o0ver Osteen By Roger Bollen Juv enile Court • i p The DYS information to sthtes attorneys makes (;rand juries are made up of 18 members and 15 recommerdatlons on the prosecutors filing members are required tobe present, wjth 12 voting petiUons with Juvenile cour that e required for to indict, before indictments can be returned. Juveniles to be detained. The decision on filing If a situation arose where members of a grand petition rests with the state attorney's office jury were out of town and couldn't return in time to If a petition isn't filed in juvenile court within 30 make a quorum a new wand J might have to be (Lays according to state law, the juvenile cannot be empancled 0 hear the juvenfle case before 11tie 14prosmted on the offense in day time limit expired under the present law, ofIt is conceivable that cases might arise under the licials said. present laws where states attorneys wouldn't get Under state law, juverdle court judges can only juvenile arrest information in time to take the cases order juveniles held in detention untfl they are 21 before a grand jury to seek indictments as adW bears of age Acc dent o . cor u Florida Highway Patrol torney Jay Hendrickson wooden decking and guardrails complaintsabout i condition. Troopers said a westbound food denying DOT liability to the abutting the aging steel span Following the fatal accident A New Smyrna Beach father company truck rammed a csthtesoIMrs. Clark and Cindy were "wilIfufly and wantonly the thtc installed steel guard h4 has Wed suits seeking in excess slower moving van containing and denying claims for per. inadequate and of material less rails on the bridge and flashing of $5 million damages In the 11po on the narrow bridge sona) injury damages for the than adequate for intended warning deaths of his wife and daughter and the an crashed through a other mark signals on bridge children, use. anproaches and injury of his son and twc wooden guardrail and sub. "Although all automobile 77he suits contend the 14-foot other daughters in an Oct.11 merged in approximately eight accident ocrred on the Osteen wide DOT district engineer bridge was "generally William tra ffic ac cident at the Osteen feet of water in the ner Benedict announced Bridge sth tragic conse unfit for vehi Bridge east of Sanford . _______ 4 aw By BOB LWYD IIerd Staff Writer ______ j____________________ WAWASOM ' i4 !I ' ay I NaWST C0 I A ! ?. if tP. IKW W 7w~~ 3-4 _Z __ IT? II, ri ?' TWEEMUNDQE ou HUqED' H I FIVE HUN Dog Bite Ends BOW APE YOU GO1 Ti4EWq,I5 DEC11oq/ TUMBLEWEED Burglary Try Wa i *t PANCE M BUGS BUNNY wr b by H.,mdohi & 5f .•. . •. ... I - •. . - Sheriff's deputy %1d Ruddell reported Paul t. Linger Of Clayton Realtors was walking his dog just before dnight at therood Gardens The d coupons an official said today. got nervous and began bArking. Kibbger released the dog and It ran to a nearby RPartment Unit and flushed two v~#L at the office, said applicants are increasing daily and that a total • ... OH, •• by All Verm*sr N I CARELESSLY J °,C!LLA, M 50, ASHAMED IT SH TREEt AGAINST I I LOUT ON F-VERYBODY! PAROLE, Lf *I C __________________ In 1% wife WINTHROP I fl - I • _____ I by Dick C.voIH II ii IJ 5ELr-! ii AT '• PEC-15ION AFTE3Z A4_J_. L - - I ( irs A POWERED ROOR I TELEPHONE, ARCH! I i'M COMING! gr MAJaG GONG AeCmF,J1 folo! _________ N ROOM OVER TW GAU I / TO TU4VJ OFF THAT NG MACHINE f II J II I Deputy Ron Gilbert reported Martha I " I _____ — CAPTAIN EASY I I THAr - \ IT WILL. TAKE HOLJR5 T (H 'LIM WH .E EXCELLENCY- I -- ( ' _____________________ / -avow ______________________ by Howie Schneider PJI&OUT11 U. BAR I General Waterworks Office Manager Russell Sch midi told The Herald Ile problen,began after county commissioners, the price of the stumps acting as the county utility con trol board, missed In Miami, the U.S. Senate Iheir 55 day deadline for rendering a decision on the an Needs has been firm's req uest for ra te increases Under the county infornied b m of Miami's utility ordinance, the nol Board has days elderly tha t a month is just from the time they terminate their public hearing Camber, i / ,' "It's going to cost us money, and it'll Possed on the customers in one form or another," come, and Spenr says food stamp recipients here pay an pistol was found In her purse Bond in the case was set at $5,000. ' /1 The cost of the stanps is determined by a person's In- 22, of Apopka, was arrested on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm after a loaded four-shot caliber - by Crooks & Lawrence ON THE LJPRTANR .ic tij HA9 i A security guard at the discount store told deputies he watched the suspect remove a $16.97 price tag from a three-piece pants suit and replace it with a $10 price tag. He told officers th e woman paid a caser 110 for the - Glove. J A misdemeanor shoplifting arrest at K Mart, Fern Park, last nigi-t ended up . ony charge against an Apopka woman, depuUes said today, after a loaded pistol was found th the suspect's purse. by Bnb Montana USTED, ARCH I SAWER.JuG! - I • I / ARCHIE YOUR VACuLtm MJ1IEI Deputy F. M. Stewart reported the yeggs I&it night knocked out blocks and fresh cement that had been used to repair the hole from the Previousnight's keak. Deputies who converged on the store Wd the thieves had gained envy but apparently fled when the alarm went off. ____ 1-11ndex -MIRM THUR),10AM 7mr - HEARTIEST CONGRA TULA TIONS %M0 rX on the request, to render a decision. The public hearing was terminated on Nov. 26. But commissioners In a work session did not ex press individual opinions until the 55-day deadline had passed on Jan. 27. Although Morris was directed to bring the opinions together Ln legal form for forwarding to General Waterworks, that legal rendering hadn't been received by last week when the firm decided to go ahead to bill their 2,000-plus county customers for the rates they initially requested. Rates Ih flr • Yes• same ones that they gave in the Nov. 26 work session: sewer fees would increase from a minimum to $4.50 and riverage monthly bills would Jump from s-1.22 to $5.64. Mkr considerable diacussion yesterday o ver who was at fault in the hassle and after intense questirming by County Commissioner Mike Hot. taay \Iorr declared "IT assume reonsibility for not preWing the formal order." But (ommiasion Chaman Sid Vthlen Jr said "I think the fault is seconda Let's do what is necessary to roll back the rates." - was "a breakdown between the utflifies department and the utility attorney." On hearing of the Board's decision to roll back the rates, Schmidt said 1,hat his rwm has several alternatives, "including court acdon. We have people coming here from our (out4-state) offices to look at the situation," he said. "All of our planu are in Orange County and the people pay higher rates there," Schmidt said. "The people in Orange are subsidizing Seminole customers." The rate hikes that the firm tacked onto customer Z lis last week - the same ones they asked for the formal public rate hearing -would have knocked minimum sewer fees from $3 to $10.65, and Jmped ba se wa ter rates from $190 to $2.60. Waterworks representathes had said that those rates were necessary for the rtrm to realize a "fair rate of return But rates that nmissione allowed wifi result in a seven per cent rate of return according to Board members No Waterworks representatives were at yesterday's county meeting. Ft ' ATTENDS HERALD 411IS COOKING SCHOOL - C(crimissioners generafly agree that the problem _AA ..5B -. * ,we r4 RECORD CROWD AroundtheClock AND ERNEST Deall Boutwell proudly displays the letter of cong ra"Ums he received recenUy from President Gerald Feed, wis hiag him well on his forthcoming 9sth birthday. Boutwen was bom ou March 9, Snnf i i Raci i1fe In Pr,+An personslnthecountypresenuy receive stamps, BY Bill. BELEVII.LE About 70 applications a week Herald Stall Writer pour Into s office, he said. From the time a person makes After laying blame on County UUlity Attorney application, it's at least 13 days before any stamps are in Wt Robert Morris for the snaf u that resulted In General Waterworks tripling their average monthly rates person's pocket. Last year at thIs time last week, county commMoners yesterday then directed the firm to Immediately roll back their Scer said, only about i households in Seminole County urtauthorized, newly-set rates, and grant rebates to received food sthmp& customers who have alrea dy paid. He attributes the growth in But General Waterworks officials say the con. applicants to unemployment . fusion er ra tes 0 involv ed I customer and said a -great majority" of rebates will be an additional expense to the utility flPhcafl are countians who firm. have been laid off. o great pains two nights In a row to smash through a concrete block wall at the litfle C food store on Bear I.Ake Road apparenUy fled empty. handed last night after setUng off an alarm. 4 1~v . JW c was reported I - • Curtis Spencer, a supervisor missing from the apartment. CWEEP UP T E oEIcER ~LEVV HIS WWI,-qrl P 1 ) JW t"r.' ug to ac auezn w huziger forty six (mIlan is eliminate the sick, the elderly what a single person is allotted and the pow ... by eco=Wc The food stamp office in if he qualities for the stamps. deprivation." seminole County is booked 13 ha)1 d I I Sen.George McGovern days in advance for ap. 60s told committee members chairman of the special cor~ poIntinen to apply for the Diat proposals to cut back food (Continued On Page A) federally sponsored discount e MAN - 0 Office -. eat Of their pants and one was bitten "rather severely" as they ran from a btlrglwiZed apartment with a watchdog snarling at their — TRFfljO -• DPKICK HeraidS1I Writer Both suspecte reportedly ________________ ___ . - Period A. ood Sta. 0 Sitting down probably lsn't an thi to for one of o unidentifled burg suspects rited last rJlit from a south Seminole lost aparthe tment complex iia I I . . 13 Days by I K Ryan i ' Chic Young MR- Drn4EQS 114OW MUCH GAVE ME A BO4uS ONE I4t)IJOQE0 • QIMF TT The lawsuits against the state rescued but five perrons were vestigation a propriated for the cons by the DOT staff Department of Transportation killed, including Airs. Barbara does not reveal any con. "for many years of the (ion of a replacement for the "dangerous and hazard (DOT), 1tle in clrct court M aark, 35, and her 9-year-old tributmg causes by "s bridge, which originally U State of conditions' here by Orlando attorney daughter Cindy Clark. spanned e st johns at U S 17Florida," Hendrickson's letter Clark also alleges that state William Whitaker for Thomas Among the injured were stated. 92. pla ns to widen the bridge and alledge that the con- Undo D. mark, 16; Debra L The mark lawsuits, assigned make various and numerous D officials expect to let (lition of the antique span Clark, 14: and Thomas Clark to Circuit Court Judges Richard improvements were never bids by Aprfl 23 on the acrm the St. Johns River on Jr., 11. new B. Muldrew, Volle A. Wdbanu, activated and that the state concrete half-mfle span and SH 415 constituted a nuisance Included with the lawsuits William G. Akridge, and Tom received numerous requests construction is expected to and violated the civil rights of filed yesterday were copies of a Waddell Jr. for jury trials, concerning repairs and begin in August just east of the the accident victirim Feb. 24 letter from DOT at. alledge that the loo-foot-long replacement of the bridge and present bridge location. 44 4/ J AT/ BLONDIE Statutes (1=i"r KWK) IF NEW KID Is ___________________ by Garry Twdeau • HAWAII OR In same time they are filed with the state Division of Youth Services (DYS) ffl the juvenile cases. "Most law enforcement agencies in Seminole and tlrevard counties are now doing this at our request, herring said, "but we need a law to require it so e can be on top of a situation as soon as DYS." re The 14-day limit on indicting juveniles aIJU sent information with states attorneys in juvenile cases could possibly cause juveniles not to be prosecuted as adults in life and capital felony cam, officials said. fis1 month Circuit Court Judge Dad U. Sawn rued that Incen must be returned against juveniles within 14 da)s of the da of their arrest lie dismissed grand jury robbery indicents against two 17-year-old south Seminole boys who had been indicted 16 and 22 days aft,~r their arrests 1ind returned the eases to Juvenile court Herring apparentiy Is taking the legislati%e •route instead of appealing revent rulings by a A 3-Y L life or capital felony offenses within the statute of limitations on the offenses. smd today he will seek legislaUon that would do away Wttharequjrement that grand Juries au n days their arrest ' rest on felony ) charg es. - The bidding has been AM mmes ___ -- I Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - MW. iYAY, DIS3S1:NGJ ___ L ia cular traffic" and Feb 24 that mIUi, has been Six persons In the an were quences, a thorough in that the state had been aware PAYS/,05AT ______ Hei t, __ __ DOONESBURY THERE, DUST THAT W iiiii 67th Year, No. 168-- Wednesday, March 5, 975 " BY Oswald & James Jacoby West North East South Four heirts Is a mighty fine con•t rac•t. Aga i• nst an opening Pass 24 Pass I£ lead but a diamond, it is prac. y SOVt hold tically a lay down. But as is so K J9 4 AQ2 j4 fr llentk' Ihe case. West is un. 911 it) lead the queen of A - Past. You hate a minimum diamonds hand and )our partner has made a You decide to duck the first minimum response. [)on panic diamond on general principles, because you only hate three clubs. Sometimes your opponents TODAY'S Q(1f_sTl(y% .Oift. but West continues with e jack and you are in dummy Instead of bidding two clubs your with the ace, partner has jumped to three clubi do 'IOU do now? You toy with the idea of leading niwer Tomorrow the ace just two diamonds you will be Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN able to discard dummy's last book to: "Win at Bridge,"(clo diamond on your third &b But this newspaper), p 0 Bo 489 y ou abandon this Idea because Radio City Station New York you have decided that diamonds N.Y. 10019. J A EV dew Opening lea d -Q, 41-00 • I __________ Pass 2 Pass Pass Pass . II _______________________ - . - by Dick Tumor ______ __ try the spade finesse. If that loses, You will be two down but play is still worth while. The reason is that you have a 13 per cent chance to drop that singleton k ing, cisjus too much extra percentage ° North East South West / -- __ -- CARNIVAL WIN AT BR DGE BY OswLnd JAMFS JACOare ) - — Wa lker 1 I by Bob IIioy.j . _ 4 I I i L NOIODV'$ HOME... Editorial 4A Horoscope 9A IIospi 5A SpOrts............. ......1114B Television ..................6B Women's 8i% I I _____ SHORTRIIS by Frank Hill 1E - MD MW IN ' 11~E KV600M '10 ALL TTi. , ALL t5 NC UL) E ALLYE '•t- . . com - %ATI. ' Yesterday's high 69 low th :1 moming 47. 7bere w" ig of an Inch of rain this mtmial. Clearing and cold tonight with INVITATIORI0 crowd in the center's history according to city employcs w hen more 2 0 persons at1eti bination cookl .f.. son program. ep\ring the recipes were e000011115411 Pat Lawre I left) and Carolyn Lewis of Homemakers School. Inc. - • - %77H FOOD STAhjPS.1 Sartford Civic Center last night attracted the largest rvtW7 . , . .. '• . 1 • - i c •. - I FRANK f 1 1 4 cool Thursday with highs in the .4 t% •• - . ---------- •—•. . . • j... .-. _______________ . . . • . .- . -- •...-.-------..--_. . . ... _, . . .--. ..., . . . . -- ., . . . . . ... -_ . -. .• ..-,.. . b shown at the -. . -... - . , -. . .. . . - .. . ••. . ... . - - • ._ .. - .. . . . •, 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/80bd13334f8390f8cf91f36f72b72475.pdf c6a9a766df40e17ae0358f9fc80906ce PDF Text Text - _____________________________________________________________ i - - - ----.4.A.— ...._ èh._.. ________________________ 1_ _ _-_ _....... £ . - - . - '•--' - '.. -. - -. - ._ p*..I1_I.L1 U_._,.iUUU * L. , ~ I N. I . . ; SHOET ,~-- - .I ;;z 1. _7_I 1 RIBS by __________ Frank 0 Hi11 -- 1 ___ jqq " /!/'f. /1e,y' y1y r j,j,i j \ t?46~v! S"R5 , 1 II 67th Year, No. 166 Monday, March 3, 1975 I Is •--:: __ - - if 4. / ,,- 4% W - __ - __ / i 1, -I- - __ -- , - /_ e_n - __ - ls~ - , .o. .Pumm . 4Z::::~~ -"' I . I -,W-- ------, ~, ! 1; _ ~ I ___ __ I 1. - _ - 0 V a. - M. 'il~ifl ! I'A ~. . ; - 1( 0 I _"' I- I 1--II! .I I ~ r ~y ' l f 0— /.' \ ( I 0 n / . ) - .- - - I 1" , v, §0 n5 / ________________________________________________________ - 'VIIrl~ f lI 4 . ___ II - .. _ - IM n asses Godson. School officials later . An Orland(, attorney Is this morning 1,e had heard scheduled to file a suit later nothing fro I yo charging the school board said the investigation into - Womm . .4~rf . . - : _ *_, . .I ., -.1~ - jvjw_ - , I ___ with the boiird's decision to avvaitc(l. ________ , .I .I ft i - . ~ "No Li~i close ltosenald,accordngtoa I _lw ` - .- . -;; I : i . _ F__ ___ !§i~~----!__- - - __ - %__ - __ - ft" I ____ a . ,_1. . ., ~~I / - ren OR* - , i\ I I cj X '.4 iUS - i ByEDPRICKETr i . - ,.- >.I L.3m&. . & M _ M Herald Staff Writer . 0 - . ___ k 0 .. or 0! IL . Pic e t ers Leave Id ,, _ jtiI. , . - ci / __ - --1 r _f - 'iI I- ly. • . tig. 1. - . .--`ojwj I I . WE~L,SO MUCH FOR "'THE RDSen .4 vk'~ 1 - - - ~: 1I,',' . 41 _V 0 I_ -.W I ____8 .j; _Alok _---Ti-____ Il It --I- _-I __\__ U-i - - - 4=). ____ 1'- i _Y - I ,;~ - .. - it r ~ ~-k , ,b.- . ,. I ____ . ._-__ _-ir- , -. %;~_, -, I 'Ir I k 4 - , 't - I ,-,---1 _,__~_ I------ - 441, ak o Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents I I .1I . = ; .6 / I ; a I _.- © 1975 by NEA. 1rc. TM. R.. U S. Pit. Off. "Z . :. - - - , __ Tampa 1111 officials last black spokesman. I ___ .1 II - - week confirmed the In- L; . r, 0117PW - _. - --- --- -- ----- - _-M J I - ---_n~;~~ I . 1 : _1 . ,. . * - . - t - . - __ -:Zj _' I I ____ -- I A It - . j — ,—__-_\ -, ___ -- -. - - -- - ___ . ur##Tzqy UC "—. I S '. Stoffel by ex & dah.1 TN PARK. I4AVENI,l THAT AGAJN, AM131TIO N COLLEAGUE I-I : r AM ' ? I 41 . 0 1i : I' l i w ,i ! . HONEST I11 - - I ; I .; - j 5PUTTER& ME 1 WIT9IN 14- P f' . __ f i - -: -., - I--_ -I Irk/7 . I - R - . I MY . I , —. -'- 4) .1~~E= 0~ #__N_1/ /:~, 44 I - - A 'WHOPPER' , = - .If HE CAUGHT 1i t~ ~ a. . & )I - . 1~~ __ , _ - H I .- - 'W - i . .119 111. - ____ I - . __ _... -_ I I ._- -.---- . ., --"*-. - , - -__1_ -?____ . 1 - ' . - - - ~' "- t 4_ ' I I VkA ~- ____ X ~Vo '''- - _T- Z Z1 grade were In classes today -e_: .. - 6 - 1 = - 7 __ -, Fekerand Mrs Ceo! represeM"abigdrop"Butthe Rehford, the spokesman said. principal said perhaps the Both Godson and Felder have children were just absent due to Sea World's 'Shama', nine-year-old. OW pound killer whole led the boycott movement illness. Meuse offered no other takes trainer Tom Uttle for a 'whirl around the pool.' Attendance which began at Rosenwald and explanation. at The Orlando attraction, according to Dick Weaver, public went countywide for thir relations manager "has been good for this time of the year." last week. suit was made after the school Yesterday's 3 p.m. performance was nearly filled to the 3,000 FBI officials are expected in board turned down a proposal stadium capacity, and overall was 12 per cent over the projected Seminole County today, also, to from Layer to erase all zone attendance for the day according to Weaver. jHerald Photo by launch a probe on behalf of I I - jW .i 1 the bur Jen on one segment of 5WO of he school's 70 trainable the corrununity." mentally handicapped (TMH) Parties to the suit against the students were back in classes 1. . a. ("_;:~ /I - !, a , decision "shifted too much of sald,addThg,howeerthatonly ____ sf')j I i charge the school board tendance for a day," Meuse . I/ I HAT! C4 [_ J 4 school, the spokesman saId - II—, II r ,-,i 1\ ; . -I - I . I -II -. __ . - . ( I __ Rosenwald parents are parties Jesse Meuse said 179 children out of a total 2W enrolled in have children in Rosenwald kindergarten through fifth - 'I tion I _ -) ~~, / -oo, • I __~> - - ; AN - = I RESCUE THIS ERRANT HAT! , ,.'11 I / RIGHT! THE FLAME 4 - - W_ - VRSLF.' --.,a -- i . I __ '1_11I . I EARNING IMPRQV , —ME . --- I— ____ _ _____ _. - ____ -_. 7I -_____ - --1 ____________ -_ I— ______________ - ____ Z ________________ _- _--__ . __ . ---_ . . - - ____ - - SlGHT. _______________________-- r~_ _____________r I school today to protest the derway An agent said the Inboard's decision to turn it Into a vesilgatton should take about center for handicapped two weeks to complete ildren. Info a turned o ve r AbhL SPOke! CC ent of suit should oc filed sometime for their e%aluaUon this afternoon' and three At Rosenwald, Principal rm _______________ . to ______________________ — I -:-.j -. - ________ i - ----•,. - % ___ i.- ... 6ft - - - -,jw_' - __ .In - I --'-.% . - __.. — This critter peering out through the fence at t~e Central Florida Zoo at Sanford looks both ferocious and friendly at the same time. J Look at those teeth. Is It a sea Bon,a monkey or a llama? A second glance will tell you that It's a llama having a last laugh at the photographer who wits hopeful of capturing a "family portrait" for the animal's scrapbook. (Iferald Staff Photo by Bill Bdlevflle) GETTING THE LAST LAUGH - (Continued -..i YtXJ 1 ;I I 1: . . . . : I . .j I " Z I INSIST YOU - # - TAKE THIS (1 I-._-I1->/1.. / x0p PCCEPTEP. A 11 // // ' . - - _ e_ - - j I do Man Held'"In De' vie I ..i . I A 1 SUCCESS. T - - aAms __ 1~_, L V ,___1 - i - _________ / I _/ - 1~ 1 _, 7 r p;~ ,~-2 - I - _______ I - - .,. ., .. _- G 11 . - .; ; :1 i *;~ 1' T I - Z ~ , & IC3K W I by I ~I.. Howie Schneider ) % I / , 1 / / / _Z ,~_ ,=4_1 i - i I -1 - / ( /1 , R . IT I 1 ;I I , . II, / q : 9 . I - , ( . \-1 .-- - -Ao. f - / / I . . r I ________________________ I _______ - ______ - __ r-& ~ .I I 6 _1 __ -:,L— I - I 1/ I I . / / / , I - _ r. - /1 ) J / "~ .- - I - -. / o FH :t1 I / / v .. ç " .h _ -1 / // . I -THE AT'S 3VG AD I -- -_ / W ___. . / 7 // - I £ a - -1 - l. 1)1 r-...4 /t'. / I - II - 0 I L. - ____________ I I , -- F I ______ - ... 411-513 ij 28 613 + Dear Abby I 1-IL 1 10 - --- I ..-2i / 7, If ___ - ___ _____ I --- - 1 ______ THER Yesterday 's high as66 The low as 37 Fair and cold through Highs near 60 and Io%s tonight near 40. Winds no rt herly 15 to o Caslonall 20 rn.p.h., I rI --1 .. - - -- - - ______________ ________________ - - -- decreasing by tomorrow. ______________________________ -- _________________________________ - * - i1t 1\ I ----- -t r- - - -- -. _-41- - -. -- Complete weather details Page SA. - — - - 'iii •... the count) budget (Bus stablishing a regional (it) Attorney Vernon Mize library designed to serve last week was instructed to Seminole County, with the Commissioners today also serving as the northern ' kill consider a request by John dtribution point of the s)stem. --Offi - * ______ Show Two Tomorrow Night Acapacltycrowdjsexpectedtobeonhandatthe mn1ord Civic Center tomorrow night when The Herald liomemakersShow 1975 takes place under the supervision ° MO nLewis. . re In addition to conducting the show , Miss Lewis will P' C5 (fl stage i ea.1, geared ° nose in attendance at the show will be treated to the dishes re a;ed b Miss Lewis htr is 40000 miles annu II in con ducting similar tha Night Spots Ask City Ordinance Change CASSELBERRY - Juana The Club the bill in detail. Orlando said passed on first reading last hour after the demonstration ends. %lCiflil) of 10 There is no a dmission c harge to either the th la r itie demonstration and many free gifts will be Inabuninnce, including gift h,gs of samples, souvenirs, and literature from those local mercluitiLs ,Aho support the show. ____________________________________________ r_- ffu_:?'TrI4~-ar_7 4, have requested permission to The port authority legislation cilman John Zacco, who said serve hard liquor with Sunday empowers the por t' to citizens ha dn't had a proper meals, city officials said today serse as a local gosernmental chance to stud) the ordinance The request is to amendI a city bod)- and places within its scope developriient program - Also, City Atty. Ken McIntosh lecive on July 1 of this year. on utility bonds, and proposed te-. j'[ -' - - ia ç í N4 *D- . ., - _.l 7zf% --- w ___T-~ ,-g-.1t= ,I ` -_ V01 IN 4 -4 P, fS -.-- -_ r YIII __ . -_. -:._ ---2-_' I `T?--- IY~ ;=Z.. rI*~ - 1-414- -' - ___ __ - -_ -_ - :;A; roI - -- okl --- oo _____________ by medical exarniner Dr. Go V. Fast's residence. Thompson woods and assaulted her. U.S. 17-92, Longwood. Whitling 21, of Patton said a microwave oven, Winter Park, on charges of Deputy Charles Coffee said air compressor, an tique table principal in larceny of a motor 68 acreep,closed swimming pool Garay. said Byers pulled the body from A 16-year-old girl told last night while visiting at a Deputy Bruce Thompson said the water but efforts by deputies she awakened Sunda) the boats were a 17 foot blue two rifles, a pistol, luggage set vehicle and contnbuting to south Seminnlp residence, Andrew and his mother, Susan emergency crewmen to revive night at her home near Sanford and white 71decraft model with and fishing equipment were delinquency of three juveniles sheriff's Investigators said Ryll, 28, ere visitIng at the the bo> ere fruitless toda Bruce ast residence and the Shcrff'z dctcctive tcda Deputies said Andrew 8)11,5, lad as last seen playing in were in vestigating reports that to find a man had assaulted her 115 horsepower outboard motor Included in the missing itents after he stopped a J ee p on M'c sl'e ale' In her bed'n and trailer and a 17 foot red and belle%ed to have been hauled tr affic charges on SR 426 north Deputies today were also white Thom pson V bottom run- away in a van from an adjacent of Ov iedo. of X20 Galen Ave., Winter front of the home about 5:30 two juvenile girLs -ages 12 and probing weekend thefts of boats about with 120 horsepower in. erfinge grove by the thieves. Bro%%n said the vehicle was Pa rk, was found at the bottom p.m. A neighborhood search l6- were sexually a&caultedin and large quantttie of board-outboard motor and John Uor Sundy Jr., of 1810 l isted stolen earlier from of a swimming pool at 230 began an hour later when the separate weekend incidents, Spring Lake hills Road by a i,oy was missed. Al2-yearoldSanford girl told neighbor who was helping In a boy. He The search ended at 9:26 p.ni. deputies two men grabbed her berry, reported two boats and Drive, Geneva. told Deputy J. M. Patton that Items valued at when William S. Byers, 52, w hile she was walki ng near a trailers, valued at ,500, wer was found the boy's body in the wooded area Saturday af. stolen from Westinghouse three-hour search for the missing household items in burglaries, trailer. Briarcliff Road, Winter Park, Winter Woods Boulevard adJames G. Merritt, of CasselJim Haiison, Lake Geneva reported automobile engine tiress. Three juveniles with the were missing after a parts valued at $1,000 were vehicle were turned over to Di- taken inn burglary at his home. Deputy C. R. Brown arrested i Continued On Page !-A - - .;- L,. ---- ----------- . : - : , ~ Nicintosh was instructed at 1,11 DIC11's I expected to pa&% on last week's meeting by Coun. second reading a whter service vice Commission (IISC, of diman Sit Orlando to re ie control ordmnanCC, The item !flUflk IpJl utmliti A fi ve-year-old Winter Park pronounced dead at the scene swimming pool at the rear of lernoon, pulled her Into the Credit Corporation at 852 North burglary z his residence tkjflld Scott . - - + -- C -. '~. - - I -- '-..: - also coat the city a considerable McIntosh is expected to sum of money it councilmen is scheduled to report on a bill advise city officials of the vote to have it Installed hich clarif)1 the Seminole anticipated Impact of the bill City officials also will he ar County Por t Authority' s in which is slated to become ef. Group Seven Report, a report dustrial bonding power. - Also on tonight's agenda is ordinance hich bans hard port facilities including in the Lake Triplet dock problem liquor sales on Sunda), but dustrial development and A request b) a Casselbern) he ta llows the sale of beer and wine manufacturing facilities resi ra to hd 1,(xwstotheshow will swing wide at 6:30 m an)here In Seminole Count) a fence to i th meals after 1 separate his propert) early attendees ill be a arldble t tak in p th merchant'sw However, Authority Attorney from the dock wflI be heard. display. hliss Lewis will begin her demonstrations at 7:30. The request was made 1)y Bill Hutchison has been quoted The fence would keep NO 11 of the demonstration follows an 8:30 inletter to city officials, who win say-ing the proposed bill wiij lishcruwn, tourists and scener). termission when again the audience will have an opdiscuss the matter during a not permit the port authority to oglers from trespassing on portunity to view the various displays throughout the work session following a 7:30 go count)vide in its industrial private Civic Center. perty. The fence will council g ie thspis ilI remain open for apprumate1 one _____ - boy apparently drowned In a ,, — - 11128 Women's •- I -&! - ._'_r-._=_ L . _r Obituaries Sports I - — - _______ k Winter Park Chield Drowns In Swimming I rrow. 17 4A uzle I .. 1 1 _.._,_.•J _- ' i I -4i IS . county study group to hash out set on March 24 on the request. the guidelines of breakdow n of Commissloner also Will Clamified Comics / utility easement in order that Ith residents in the the bank can construct a branch commission to establish a city public heanng Is expected to be .j, I 1)•1 IAiI, for extended operation of a regular meeting at 4 p,m. in unincorporated areas. office. City Hall. In relation to the double taxaThe property. owned by the The resolution would require tion resolution, the cotrunission bank, is between 15th street and also Is expected to pass a 18th street, and between French resolution asking the county Avenue and Laurel Avenue. A Around th e Clock Bridge ______________ - county government as con-#- — - — + within 90 da s to the city's Index - ________________________________________ . - - _________ I the county uiiniion to reply Whelchel, owner of the Club Iferald Staff Writer The commission meets In a pared ') ___ MICKEY LOCHRIDGE double taxation law. - . _______________________________ _ Ai I . _~L _11"I""oo-I - ) / . I - /-'~ ~ . I. . I. I . - .. _ I / (' ______ / "-_ _. , LL I - 11, /' - .5I - - - - _ _____ ii • Homemakers Heads For City Approval mission to comply with Honda 'rcas are not recehing request that commissioners state law pertaining to the new equitable service From the consider closing an alley and a / ____ - ..."o-I _______________________ - . the Seminole County Com- t3XPaYCr3 in the incorporated Atlantic N tional Bank, will / I ( /`1 I ' V_~b-I I Ir . i ç"" / .l / // -_ - ,j 7/ - ' Orland0i, % '- &a C ' Sanford City Commission resolution which is asking fcr a liquor license at the downtown today Is expected to adopt a breakdown in the count) budget bar. resolution aimed at requiring and pointing out that count John Krider, representing the 1 /1 // ,i / /1 If, J Iter I I 7 /7 — _'7 - s, Of-- ely I ' ' , - 0 R (Wed pulled the sliouting dvadi of arold when lx- reported fur iturk an work, is to send the worker Davis said when the shooting "But I knew Harold was and began shooting in an would lose his job. Henderson, 61, of Orland" o, and hour late. Officers said no home and then to have him started Sunday he dove under a dead. . elevated office, overlooking the " But bakery officials said the on an assault charge in the reason for his tardiness was meet with supervisors the next desk in the office but Chestnut 1 29-year-old Oviedo man production lines where he was six-year employe had no reason Chestnut suddenly lowered wounding of bakery manager, Immediately determined, day to determine why the found him and put a .38 cali ber the pistol after Meyers was being held without Lond an oven operator, during an to worry about being fired. also David Meyers. Davis said Chestnut got employe was late, revolver to his head, saying, talked to him. Davis said and today In Orange County Jad on argument when officials to!d ,lHe was a good worker and a murder charge in connection him he should have a union we really had no more problem saMeyers was reported in angry and started shooting Chestnut lived with his wife "You got away but now I'm surrendered the weapon to tisfactory condition today at Sunday morning when he went and children In a mobile with the Sunday slaying of a representa ti ve with blin In any with him than we have wi home going to shoot you too" Meyers th Orange Memorial Hospitalwith to the bake ry of fice and was at th e ke Charm Road adDavis he said Merlta Bakery supervisor and talks with begged for his "Chestnut said, 'I'm not anyone eLse," M. Lee Davis, 34, a bullet wound In the upper told a union representative dress, officials said. A life wourdlrg of the bakery a bout his being late for work sa id "We definitely were not thigh going to hurt anybody else should be with him "1'p-" Ccrp, - -i was yening ana teg,mg Dais said "1 ran over to the U idChesth t had bee n Orlando police said Andrew Police said Chestnut,who had Chestnut was arrested on a late several days last week and company procedure, w been "tem- him Henderson and Meyers when I hit the bottom. I got ul) D. Chestnut, 29, of I,ake Charm been sent home Saturday when first-degree murder charge in had been sent home Saturday employe is repeatedly late for porarily disconnected." needed a doctor," Davis said. and ran to get help." — -_... 11 .1. B'BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer I + -_ Resolution On Double Tax . .I1 - - k 1 - .r ASCNr " . )._ I } -' MY 7 - r-- DISCUSS . - Z _.__ , - If LUNCH SO W CAN eENEROSIT',' IS A-1 _j I "roLJR MY) - -i 07 1. PLEASE5E A V . FOR YOUR 1> WE! EXPEN!7 ALWAYS Z 6LAV TO 5F, OF HELP it) MY, FELLOW CITIZENS! 1 - (~, ; - MY Hxv I -TUST SAVED Page 2.A) L Z" tj �2A-Evening ii C. ,.. IF I. Mandly, Marcfl 3, lflS I cinri+r 4 qI%4, T II VJI • a NAn(m IN BRIEF May Be Near n prrm promise. riir t u(u!;t i - - - - - a..* TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Measurer Thomas o'Mlue)r was expected to plead innocent at his Igmnent today tin felony charges of perjury and of accepting $10.000 In unauthorized compensation. Thy .*rraigninern was scheduled before Circuit Judge John Rudd of Tallaliastie. O'Malley was indicted by the Leon County grand jury on Feb. 21 In the final stages of a nine-month investigation. He is accused of accepting $10,000 from Winter Park honker E.G. "Jerry" banks. The grand jury alleed that O'Malley took the money in return for putting state deposits In banks' bank. The perjury charge involves the failure of O'Malley to list the 110,000 alledgedly received from fanka on required state gift reports. The reports are notarized, and It is a felony to submit false information to a notary. O'Malley faces maximian penalties of 65 years In prison and a 110,000 line on the perjury charge and five years In prison and a &5,000 fine on the unauthorized compensation charge. Dream Comes True MIAMI REACH, ha. (A?) A Miami Reach pollee o fficer says he dreamed that he stopped a car "and the guy got out and shot me." A few hours la ter, the nightmare came to life. Officer Richard Trado told a buddy about his dream shortly before he went on duty Sunday. "1 woke up in a cold sweat," Trado said. Trado, 2, had been on duty about an hour when dispatchers broadcast the description of a pickup truck just used in a robbery. Trado spotted a truck fitting the description and pulled It over. "1 was going to wait until another unit got there before we stopped him," Trado said later. "He read my mind, because' h pulled over. As he pulled over. I pulled over." The driver gut out and shot Trado, police saId, 'As I 'has gettingout "I the paid car, he came runn:ig,.. and sIwt.wg," Trado said later at the emergency room of hosç 'al. Trombetta Takes Job Couunercr Secretary J Trcenbetta, in his first of ficial day on the job, faces today an audit that is sharply critical of the agency's past g* rsc'nnej practices. U.S. I eparlment of Labor officials have told him that the audit criticizes the f'epartment of Commerce's handling of $1.4 million in federal fu4da betwten 1970 and 1973, focusIng on more than $1 million in pe'sonrwj spending. "They can demand the money back,' Troi'nbeUa said In n Interview. Pracftces criticized by the audit occurred during the idniinistrat ions of three former secretaries - Ii. Govs. (' be - nc and Tom Adaiu and Ion Spicer. 1 ut satisIrng the federal government Is Trombeua'a obIm. - - - - - - - - - - - fl - - fl S - fl fl - - - S S ./II FiIILJUI[ .)U1UUItU - .L.;ChiId theft Picketers ,..- Chamber ___- Leave To Sponsor School __- r c nr L gur. sun "aurt sv MA list SUIt fS1?I KtIfl However. law Jb have IhreaL-r1ed since the school sponsored by the chamber A parent guidance program, designed to in all levels ofwJ in city, would "make the Seminole High Schools' current Action Education program, In which students iast week, ia& Maiera called a countywide' boycott which, officials say, resulted in a estimated 85 to 90 per cent of the county's 5,000 black students stayi ng away from elaasroom.s, Asecond legal decision which Is pending is a contention by Caaaelberry citizens that it be illegal to bus past schools en route to Casselberry Elementary, the present .• vs gcics. Chrysler -.. By ED PRICKET'r Today starts the first auto It.,, HeraidStaff writer sales week In more than a The other dealers could Seminole County auto dealers month without the cash rebate reinstitute the rebate program, contacted today were uncertain pla ns, but he said dealers are Just as to the effect elimina tion of Three car makers are hoping waiting It out to see what the widespread cash rebate some price trimming will carry effect will be. programs will have on car their rebate sales momentum Chrysler, mean while, says it min Into March, but Chrysler Corp. will pay a $20o cash rebate to is keeping a reba plan In buyers of left over 3974 models effect, ba nking at te It will lure and La buyers of 1975 Plymouth th buyers to showroom floors. Duster and Dodge Dart custom n To - -' - I. 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Qrlstoper Paul Vammen, 15, Hosemann Jr. before his Altamonte Springs, was or- scie1u1ed trial today for the dered held in county Jail pen- Nov. 24 robbery of the LUtJ e ding a pre.sentence - in Food Torn,' store, SR 431 at the vestIgaDon after hepkad guilty Orange.5erpJj County line. in h : \ $84.25. Fair Week Special $34.95 each. twit onut Lull Ut gurp SUIt n' (lUfIstUfl flirt, 'Uf' 'n'' (till, Is in the lead again, sport coupe models. In the 'ountq and was roe. gonna help In the long range.., secrated two weelts ago. we're a little concerned about (wglslun (l1?f I 5*111 Vandals Vandals broke Into the St. Motors and Ford, which ended Mary's thodoz Chapel at the reba te plans on Friday, ar ALTAMON'j'E SPRINGS Altamonte Mall S1md4sr g . e Public hearings have been offering some stripped down scheduled for the 6:30 p.m. city ning apparently before th e mall iflCdeLi with lower price tags In ceminission meeting Tuesday opened and according to place of the rebates which had on an administrative code and volunteer worker Damiam ranged up to M. Cricella caused extenjve %Cr, water and drai nage i1 sales tllWger at Jack nnection fees. damage including desecration Prosser Ford, Lou Lucchltd, of the altar. coBoth Ordina-ices are to be said he's ,in the dark" as to adop d by the comnmjsjo 7b chapel, which is under what effect dropping the after thetehearings, 'Ihe utility the denei-y of St. George re bates wi ll have, Orthodox Church and Father "We're not quite sure," he In ordinance S300 for would raise the le John JIa:t, fut tir, ti tot- sa1cr raad. It (rebatcij depleted OW' and set a new fee$200 of $100 for - 4II, (lUll SUIt girl, stun - . •, • .. b ,,")&'-", - / and bruises, stylish. Walnut. Contoured seat and back filled with • - Stacking ' "i SIMPLIFIED it Chair . GANGING . 3 APP George Stuart. Sr. gu,, sturt Inn# Min 46 Run lop Quality Tubular Steel orange), Antique Gold, Avocado, Black, Mfr. list '1' "Hop" ON down Cash Rebate Program "Itt am gurgi Sill - F OLDING f1trl1I11t furl, SlUt - twit (lIlt, Suit thick foam for lasting comfort. In.. Italian Tan (burnt are placed In Jobs In non, problems with their are doing wrong" in profit orpnlzautnsrj = -age children was I9 the student students ieceive ne)ecte(I tiis morning as said. - credit fo every 180 hdürs one the year's primary Tenta tive plans for 'of objectives of the ed ucation program call for parents to AutoeTrain Offkialet The Wcentennlal project, conunIt te of the Greater meet with school guidance also suggested by Sanford Chamber of counsellors for night Re olds, would Include yn Commerce. c1ascs. As Personality' Speaker each area school to act out Committee Chairman Projects also planned for a skit on a segment of Dun Reynol ds suggested Richard Church, public There also will be a brief committee action during Florida history. relatio the Idea during the cornns director for Auto- meeting of the board of 1975 Include a program All the schools would mittee's first meeting of Train Corporation, will be guest directors beginning at 7:45 with the theme of "corncongregate in a location, speakerattcnnorrowmorn the year and received ing's am., to discuss the recent munity involvement such as Memorial Stadium unanimous approval from 'Personality Breakfast' hosted chamber membership drive. through action education" and all the skits would be other committee members, by the Greater Sanford and a comprehensjve presented. Chamber of Commerce, m cuu program bicentennial project with Church, who has served as Reynolds said he wotiki for strnti'pa enta,o, The monthly breakfast will be public rela tions director for participation by all area report the bicentennial provide "a more efh'iivp held from 8-9 a.m., at the Auto-Train since 1973 will to th e cflamber's J chamber office instead of the present a slide show on the (,ayofhandlingproblemsThe"communityin.bicentennialcommittee, ci vic center where the previous innovative transportatIon breakfast was held, company. To Continue - dectslon .parked lh. U àz*1rótest Marcb1at'. STORE HOURS Mon. & Fri. 815 am, to 9 p.m. Tues., Wed.. Thurs., Sat. to 6 P.M. - this means it will last and last and last. It 's sturdy and P0no Lane, Altamonte Springs. ventory to determine if any. Patrolman Richard Dearing thifl was taken In the t*-eakjn. reported a car turned onto the Sanford police are in- street and apparently scared vesUgilting the weekend theft of the attackers off after Nelson a,6 Falcon sedan and the had been cut on the right hand later burning of the auto in a and hit on the back of the head. . - • £_ - monosy, March3, 175-3A vzrII ItILI furl. 518.1 fmto am While you ire In town for the Fair, or the Florida Citrus Open, we suggest you shop George Stuart's downtown store. We call these "Fair Week Specials" or you can cal' them "Florida Citrus Specials" - perhaps t;e savings would be enough to pay for your trip to towni SUIt - -' tSVtI SWI wire rval Deputy Luke Sta1h,,i-tJi reported burglars forced open a Eighth St., Sanfor d, told police door at Wilson Elemen tary he was walki ng on 11th St. I C1 I gun, suit P41 run 11*111 SUIt foull min ' 11111' Ufl VVI' SUIt .SchooL SR early between Hickory and Pine ransackedclass- Ayes, when three men wi th - By MICKEY LOCHRIDGE at home," Reynolds said. volvement" program is rooms and offices. School of. stocking masks jum d from Hera1dStaJfWgjt, - . The program, to be ficlals are conducting an In. bushes and assaulted pe be ing spearheaded by him. cleared, 0INJ fl fl.fl.fl + t"1' SUIt ',q' am Collins Drive, Sunland Estates, aI$200 was taken in a burglary Sanford. Stanklewicz said the at Hickerson Flowers, 117 Euna boat Is valued at $130. Parent Guidance Pla (Continued From Page lA) Chapel b of a brown Officers reported radio and • and yeIlo kayack from 305 fotwroUsof co Mr 3r INN Pill Wt Mil Drowns - •. -.a W• 111110 - - E WAITING FOR Desecrate -- (Continued From Page 1•A) field near Airport Boulevard and Albright Road _ CHAIRS WEI vision of Youth Services Huen Bruch, of 115 Bethune . Joint nut authorities, Circle, told officers the auto • Over 5,000 chairs on hand for Ituff 58811 . £. Joseph R. Lynn, of 320 was stolen while he was visiting twi' run Timothy Drive, Apopka, at 1303 W. Seventh St., Sa nford. .immediate delivery. gnr, sun reported $1,000 cash and $275 in William S. Wallace, of Lemon ' v'i' runt ' (11111 SUIt jewelry was taken from his Bluff In Volusia County, told i l w . --• • . --.• - • gnrt.rnn resldence,accordlngtoareport Sanford police that work Smooth posture-curved backrest, extra large , ______ by (ki)Uty F. M. Stewart, ____ unifuiii v1iiucd u _________ Were fU!tl l..L't comfortable seat. Electrically seam welded '-stolen from a washer at a coin.. ,. . ''" ((JIlt 5Ufl Roy Edward Sweat, V of steel tubing used throughout - provides exoperated laundry last night at _ Wilma Ave., Longwood, ful' SU?t ceptional rigidity. Three seam-welded %" 27th St. said U. R.he v't run J. put Nooney Patti Mosley Scharr, 23, of 821107 saidW.Wallace the O.D. 1 8-gauge steel cross braces for added pill ril"I Seminola Boulevard, Cassel. stability. WALL SAVER LEGS (when open and (UI 5114'! berry, were released from unitorms and other clothing in a run rear feet are against the wall, the backrest reand returned a abort county jail today bond was furl' nut mains away from the wall protecting it from time later to discover they were $t'I SUIt each after their arrest by L unsightly rub marks and bruises.) Mfr. List __________________ 0 -' (lUfI SW! wood Police patrolman Gilbert gone. 19.32. George Stuart's FAIR WEEK SPECIAL Parker, of Maitland, Hughaon on charges of leaving ((1 run $4.99 each. Packed in cartons of 4. Shp. W. the scene of an accident with told sheriff's deputy Donald (lUff SUIt 12 lbs. each. M.XormnIck i1 ' golf Fair Weak Special' run ----____ In other reports, deputy clubs and bag were stolen ____________________________________ _____________________ . fu'I' -' sheriff William J. Perdreaux .)W1UIy nigrn wmia he practiced -. - -•. hitting golf balls at Palms _-________________ . reported Jewelry valued at$2l5 Driving Range, U.S. 17-92, Office Conference Chair SAVES WALLS . and $50 in pennies was taken in IMngwooci, 58111 a weekend burglary at hIS 117 gsup stun Lang line formed by more than SO people this morning waiting for Seminole County Fo When opened and rear feet McCormick reported wit. od Stamp Rost,b, tar Drive, Longwood, Office to open at 9 an. in order that monthiy are against wall, the backallotment of food stomps may be purchased. Office home. (flrlt run For the waiting room, the conference room • . .makes nesses saw a man leave the gUr(l SW! Supervisor Curtis Spencer said lines of 30 people lasted throuo the morning and exWted to "n foodrest remains inches away area with the golf bag a fine, sturdy extra chair for the home .. . a Comstamps to more than 400 people on first selling day of mouth. JOh-I Stanklewlez Jr. auto. ____________________________________________________________ from wall, protecting it Ptl K11" fortable dining room chair. It's institutional quality . reported the -_'a ...-'. fl121J11•1!.a ItIl. lJfla_ •11• M stun Minim SUIt f$$1 SUIt guri stun guru itwt - ism Scheduled For Today - i-! ---=---- __ than Lrflth agoThe more O'Malley Arraignment - iL board "4 BRIEF ________ Winter Park FOOD STAMPS JUNEAU, Alaska (A?) A state-sponsored wolf kill Is a sensitive topic for Alaska's conservationist governor, Jay Hammond, a former flying exterminator who hung up his guns years ago. The wolf, an endangered species in some parts of the United States, appears to be thriving in Alaska, but a plan to shoot 100 or more of them to protect a moose herd near Fairbanks has generated a court suit and bitter reaction from environmentalists. A Superior Court judge was expected to rule th is week on whether to stop the airplane hunts. Hammond says he has received "multitudes of letters" from throughout the nation protesting the hunt. - -' Dying Girl Gets Wish Wolf Kill Sensitive - I"?. q c'ni. I;ELI.EVILLE, Ill. A?) - "She got to see her dream didn't she?" asked Heidi Biggs' mother, 'She got to see Hawaii." Four(een.year.old Heidi died of cancer Sunday, less than an hour after she was carried on a stretcher from a plane returning her home frcm Honolulu. Terminally Ill with a rare torn" of the disease, the trip had been her secret wish - the dream of a dying girl from a WejarC family. Her mother, Mrs. Lucille Biggs, said thid at the end flddi asked one thing mc'rc: ic wanted to say goodby to her younger brother and sister. But she died as the ambulance rushed her home to them. - WASHflIGTON (A?) - An- limit debate from Iwo-thirds of oil depletion allowance, othertest vote has been sched. those present million military aid request operations appropriations The bill would boost the gov. and vt1ng to Sen. Hubeii H. humphrey, D- which President Ford says subcommittee Tuesday. If eminent's support-triggering Wed in Senate an effort to settle thethe battle overinfilibusters herthree-fifths Senate, of the lull 100-mem- MInn., said he will propose a $30 Cambodia needs to survive, approved there, it goes to the target prices for wheat, corn billion tax cut, raising the Democratic leaders have said full committee by week's end, and cotton a-s a one-year emer. and clear the agenda for tax Elsewhere in Congress, the amount of the House's bill be- they doubt there are enough The committee's approval, if it gency step applicable to this and energy legislation. Senate Finance Committee cause more Is needed ,if we are house votes to pass it, and the comes, would send the measure year's crops. There Is expected Today's vote could open the Opens hearings Wednesday on going to restore growth to our committee Itself seems evenly to the full HoLae next week. way for a decision to be an attempt to attach to later on a the House-passed $21.3 billion economy, fatten pay checks and spilt on whether to even recoincompromise proposal by the economic emergency tax cut put people back to work," The House Agriculture Corn- this already controversial mend it. inittee will act this week on a measure an even more hotly Democratic and Republican bill. A major question Is whethMeanwhile, a House ApproThe added Cambodia major farm bill that could disputed item which would leaderships, would lower er the panel will accept the priations subcommittee begins military aid could win or lose by prompt another confrontation boost federal milk price aup., the number ofwhich votes needed to House's amendment killing the hear!ngs Thesday on the $2fl a single vote in the foreign with the Ford administration, ports through March 1977. Tariff Compromise ASH INC,TON (A?) -- There's talk of compromise between President Ford and congressional Democrats over the President's oil tariff program and other energy policy disputes. At the same time, the Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee proposed their own energy program that calls for gradual increases in the gasoline tax to as much as lOcenLsa gallon. In the dispute over oil import tariffs, the President said he would decide today whether to delay for 60 days the 81. a.barrel tariff increases scheduled to be levied on imported oil this month and next month. Congress last month passed a bill suspending the President's authority to impose the tariffs and Ford has said he will veto it. Ford's announcement that he would consider delaying the tariff came after the Democratic leadership in the House and Senate last week proposed an alternative energy conservation program. Ford indicated satisfaction that his congressional critics had developed their own proposals and said he would consider a delay in his - 30" x 72" Especially suited for office or conference room, church, banquet joom, clubroom. For home, picnics, lodge, camp . . . anywhere en extra table is needed. Pick them up at our wareho,j - one, or a dozen or more. (They are packed two to a cat-ton - a $5 serv ice charge will be added for broken cartons if we ship.) 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MARKEY, Advertising Director respective police force.s, Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40, I • ractice,* • a "maybe" example it's based on facts and could very easily happen right here in Seminole County. Remember, this isn't - The drive to sex-Integrate the police depart. rnents is a good example of the double standard f the Wen' liberationists. In the same breath they • P of rank and pay In the departments, they are just as militant against equality w hen It comes to qualifications and tests for admission to the force and promo tions after th ey are on th e force. When the subject of women on the force first comes up many people are Inclined to be tol erant d ask "why not?" SVeIl, th e answer is that the women do NOT pass the same tess and they do NOT do the same work, i Angeles, a plan was instituted and called equality For Nation a s Doctors The m ed ical malprac ti ce problem is primarily problem of excessive awards voted by jurors sympathetic to patients and unsympathetic to docto rs. Ills only human for jurors to identify with ts who appear in court crippled and disfigured for life. But why should jurors be un. 'unisex police force" on fic wculd draw the same assignments as men as long sympa thetic to doctors? It is a question for doctors to ask as they met the same criteria: same physical requirements, identical tes ts, and are treated absolutely equal it every way. themselves, The fees charged by doctOrls are in consideration of the life-and-death responsibilities Viis did not Please Or appease the militant women Only two of the 35 women applicants pass,ed they assume. A surgeon is highly paid for the same rctson ;ui aftilni' pilot is highly paid for taking responsibility for human lives into his hands. llqof 11i Wk- ) licun pa.cd, - A negligent pilot often dies with his passengers, A negligent surgeon survives to face a malprac. tice trial, Jurors aware of the surgeon's high fees are likely to approve a high award, which they expect an Insurance company to pay. Judges, however, ha ve th e power and the duty to set aside awards th ey consider excessive and unjustified, Th ey should exercise is th powerI more oft". - - - Around 30 N. FRENCH AVE., MNFORD, ---. Clock The In LA they want to receive the male rewards without meeting "equal" requirements. They also want the qualifications reduced so they can achieve quota-enforced equality on a newly-established lower level of ability and service to the community. And this leads me to the problems they're facing in Ii7iflg to maintain a police force In Detroit. There three militant women brought a classaction suit in Federal Court against the Detroit PD, and succeeded In persuading the court to issue an Injunction ordering the hiring of women on a 14o-1 ratio, Here again Instead of hiring "qualified" women wuu uwu mee t tue requirements, the department was forced to "dip." Not only were nonualiI led females forced to be After the federal court order, there was a 75 per cent dropoff in attendance at these classes, The men said If they finished in the top 10 of their class It didn't mean anything since the chief went "dipplug" on the list. Another man said, "They weren't going to discriminate against anybody because of race or sex, but they're doing It against guys like me." In San Francisco there was a requ1rmtnt that all officers had to be at least five feet seven inches. It's since been changed to "take care" of the women applicants, and lowered to (our feet nine Inches. (Just whatyouneedto handle asjx400ter,eh?) The level of the written test has also been reduced. Under the former written tests, about 30 per cent of the applicants passed; under the hired, the court also ordered them promoted . . . a - Terrorists - - - ; t The anarchists were freed from prisons In West Ger- ski i ` 11 as I asocidte editor - p . f. __ 1 ___ _____ _ . % _ I . - _ ___________ Meet __ ____iw ip ,4 Mi ., I ________________________________________________________________ _________ ________ _____ W IF - _ _____ OPEC -- - __ __ - iw _______________ _______ _____ _________ ___________ ___ -v the conference on European w fixed, but an effort Is being --..z" - 4 _________ _______ . curltyandcooperauonhasbeen made to hold It this year. "pretty well settled," the Irish It is to be attended by nearly chairman of the European Ece- all the countries of Europe plus nomic Community's council of the United States and Canada. :!.j Foreign Minister Garret Flix-. major questions to be settled is gerald said the Russians won whether there is to be a follow the consent of the major West- up in the form of a continuing empowers to the summit organization of the 35 countries. meeting offering lndIdual The Russians want this, but concessions to each one sepa- Western countries have been - 1 : ______ ____ ____ _____ _______________________________________.... .,\:•i/ •ji __________________________________ '9J ____ -4 - -_ -_ - :' ____ • _______ ______ ________ ______ ______________ ______ _______ _____________. - _____________________ _______ - 'T ________ _____ ________________________________________________ V'. - -. . . -. - - - . . ... _. Members of Altamonte Springs Cub Scout Pack Z31, Den 3, watch as Evening Herald blechanical Superintendent Charlie [lays shovis them how type Is processed through computors In Ile Herald's HERE'S HOW IT'S DONE minisiers said today. Fitzgerald said one of the rately. "The afraid that such Western countries only growing out an organization of a "security gave something norninal in re- conference" would undercut turn, just a few days presence the North Atlantic Treaty Or- _:ZbMT Heads Arrive for the first summit meeting of the Organization of Pe tr oleum Exporting Countries amid signs of contin uing - . ________________ 1!— _________________________________ _____ _______________ _____________________________________________________________ ______ 11 I I anarchists refused to reveal their destination. one unconfirmed report said ya. vacancies be filled with blacks, lAtins and women. 41 for sergeant In Chicago. - ____________ __________ Settled BUSSELS, Belgium (AP) issues remaining to be settled Agreement to hold the 3Snation at the summit, which is exsersummIt meeting that the pected to be held in Helsinki. No Soviet Union wants to conclude da te for the meeting has been .' all A spokesman at the airport said the disse nsi on. TOM TIEDE ___ _ many and %%est Berlin and given S52,000 ransom and passage out or the country in response to th e demands of terrorlst.s who kidnaped Lorenz (our days ago. Pastor ileinrich Albertz, a former mayor of West Berlin, accompanled the anarchists as a guarantee for their safety. The takeoff was televised to a West Berlin c hannel so that the kidnapers could see the Lufthansa Boeing 707 lift - srcaffl to lieutenant, _1__ ____ _____ *0 1ERi.lN (AP) A Wes jetliner took off from Frankfurt airport today with five (reed anarchists bound for a Foreign destination, but the fate of kidnaped In November of '74 another Federal Judge or. which most officers attended In order to qualify for I Demands - •••j dered the Chicago PD to devise a new testing procedure req uiring that two-thirds of Its existing classes LL _ _ * - an excellent program of In- prepromotion IM DDI UIIJIULt - And all because of the "gals" having the Inws changed to suit their needs (and ego). ficiency, and ambition of the Detroit police officers, and Super Summit too rigorous! In San Francisco there are presently 128 positions under strength In their police dept. In order to try and fill these vacancies the officials have appeared before a meeting of homosexuals and declared: "We welcome anybody to come out • and take our exams even gays." Thus the court-ordered reverse diss4ximination had a predictable reaction on the morale, ef- department education ' I court to challenge the new physical test . Detroit has had qV written tests as many as 80 percent passed. Even the reduction of the written tests hasn't satisfied the female chauvinists—they've return ed Monday. March 3, ins—iA . Evening Httald, Sanford, Fl. - specific numbe, as sergeants, and to place a specifled mber of women in the next training lass Further, the judge ordered that women must he added to the promotion list regardless of their scores In the examination. This became known as "dipping ". dipping down past the more qualified applicants in order to apt or promote th ese with lower scores who belong to some favored (women) group. . -_ composing room. The scoutsvlsltedThe HeraldonSaturday along with Den Mothers Jean Antwh3e, Mary Hamilton and MaIn Neuh4.rt by their heads of governrnnt.s,"hpiiil. lie added that he didn't think this was the best way of doing ganizatlon, -- 'F L 0 P I 0 things, but Ireland's opinion had not been asked. Ai9RIV AUVEi ___ fl United States for a long ,SUHSHi STATE time withheld its consent to the and Shah Mohammed Reza I'ahlevi of Iran also was expected. But _________ summit in the hope that the King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and at least (our s ____ Russians would agree to freer other chiefs of state were expected to stay away From the 3I. movement of peoples and ideas HIGHWAY SAFETY on _ ". • • between theWestandthe So _____________________ _______________________ ____________________ ___ _____ viet COMMISSION The first summit ever held by the 15-year-old oil Carte S _____ t,., Thc &wiei government , ___ £ . __________________ Codnty __ I— :i the Irdtli(jv of Algeria to prepare for V , has npursuingahigswnmu If /\ k)o rf ;ninary negotiations with the oilconsuming co untries ,n meeting for years to secure due to open in Paris on April of their profession that puts them recognition of the hegemony at a disadvantage U they established over Eastern in jury trias. Most people have great trust in their Wrath 11 Europe after World War II. A/ in? ) ___ ____ ____ family doctor but many distrust the profession as a RALEIGH, N.C. (NEA) - A family from o ty Foes of abortion have scored a major victory Last week It was reported ate ncrea whole. It is a paradox but it is a fact, Texas limped Into. this town the other day with a ____________ SAIGON I .". that the Soviet bloc had agreed th the conviction of South Vietnam (Al') Boston City Hospital Sen. Dewey F. Bar,, ' ___________ Doctors are made to seem like miracle men too story that is becoming increasingly and Ucu says Secre _____ ______ ____ ta on a text promising more fary of State Henry A. Kissinger sho uld try physician Kenneth Edelin, found guilty by a jury distressingiy familiar to Southern offici als who By BILL BELLEVIUE h ea ring to hear e vi ce den for In a rris memo from Mo often on television, They should educate people to to reset th _______ _______ ______ e hear g," in of killi ng a viable fetus duri ng an abor to persuade the Soviet Union and China to join the United than to vorable cons ideration to let ting 10 to deal in tion herald Stall Writer misery, The family was out of and against the Increases. Vihien and the Board, the at. accept the other alternatives, reporters travel in and out of ration on a States in a reduction of mili reality. Many a doctor must make decisions work, outhuman ry aid to bo ta th sides in the young woman In approxima tely of luck, and out of money. They'd left However, since advance notice torney also presen ts three other Last week General Wa ter- Europe without applying for without full knowledge as to the conditions he is I he sixth month of pregnancy, Vietnam war to reduce the level of fighting. Because of the "emergency of the hearing must be legally alternatives to the rate snafu: works Texas, they said, "for something better up Bar ett, Office Manager Russell a separate visa for each p. tl an Okla ho ma Republican, and seven other As a result, the medical commwijly, never treating or the best method of treating them. He No h," bu t whe n their each, Involved in the situation," advertised four times in a Allow t he food unau rt orized Train told and th The Herald that ,, the Previously the Communists members of Congress headed home today after a visit to noted for social adventurism, Is running can only do the best he can - and he should not automobile gave out, they were forced to seek 'County Commission Chairman newspaper, the earliest that the rates to stand, county ordinance providing for also agreed to texts promising ____ __ ______ Numerous hospitals and clinics around the penalized if he is unable to achieve the kind of survival help at the local chapter of Traveler's Sid ViWen Jr. has asked the board could hear the request fit _: . hoped would increase support for his request for $522 . country are limiting abwUms to the first File a law suit to enjoin the a decision in 55 days doesn't say freer circula tion of newspapers Aid. drama ti c success that makes good theater. commissioners to discuss today would be March 30, 1975, million in supplemental maltary aid for the South Viet. fi trimester ( ac- firm from charging the what happens if the decision and other forms of information. _____ ______ three months) of pregnancy unW ft's the same throughout the South and to a the "unauthorized rate In- cording to Morris. Most doctors level with their patients. All of ___ ______ isn't rendered." namese and Cambodian governments. the Sup But diplomats say it will take unauthorized rates. 1111W reme Court or somebody ma kes another crease" by General Water___ Waterthenation In these hard them should, _____________________________________ In the new So, based on their belief that ____ hearing, e vide ce some time after these are n ruling. Some clinicians predict that second Enter an order dewtimes. Figures are unavailable as yet, but -- _________________________________ worics to its 2,00pl us Seminole A. ey were en ed It must be said also that there are lawye th titl to rate ig a s at ned to see wha t trimester abortions will eventually be made Presented the September mining the ra tes the Board cUcal _____ -,%-. 5V ? 0 ______ au thorities say many thousands of families customers, rs who Increase, are the fm went ahead feet th ey are too eager for material gains ll ll I egal. wi have. hearing can again be believes to be Justified under and tacked Lit leaving their homes for real or Imagined op. Formal action Ofl the to be won at ___ ____ the new rates on to in represented, Fitzgerald spoke to newsmen Contradictory as was the evidence against Dr. expense of doctors, attorneys more ambitious the portuni ties elsewhere, creases is expected at again decide and the Board can the Sept. 26 rate heari ng. Very often, the new CALENDAR mon 's ft th bills. But Train on w just before the start of a twoday ______ hi ch way they Edelin, emotionally based as fair-minded, advocates who specia lize in was the Jury's 4111M tomorrow's public meeting. But Morris reminds the working mints find the grass en shorter enroute, aid, "We haven't had an in. meeting want to go with the of foreign ministers re q uest . vect and likely as It is to be overt Welfare agencies, police departments and others The Board had concluded fl on the emotions of itimra ___________________ I3oard that since they failed to crease since I0, and th ey're from t he nine members of the appeal, the case may have been a good ng ______________________________________________________________ In the Jan, 27 work session, enter an order hearings on Nov. In the social service business report -alarmingis Some members within 55 days, still paying the lowest water Common Market. They will try the legal profession after all. A Spoonful Of fugar...? shod inrea in the nthers of trav and question of granting rate In- the Board members indicated "It would be much more proper rates in the state." RCH 3 show less re and asking ________________________________________________ tralnj: Personal Growth to unify their position on the 7be question of when a fetus may be cor~. ! - - --creases that the f irm had that they pla nned to allow a aid. DeRary Wayfarers, 2 P.M., Transactional Analysis, Courageous judges willing to throw out ex- eme 7 p.M, sidered a human being, of when a "We're snowed under," says Dolores Evans of of Debary Community Cçnter sic, A-1O7, Call Seminole requested. And, although the partial increase -which would 55 mph, 15mpg. cessive verdicts, conscientious doctors who growing cells have jumped the average may rightfully be called a per, the local Traveler's Aid. "We had 58 familie comm issioners hat Indicated Flim on Knights s In Tema Eye Junior College Community Is an agonizing question for many people, and with their patients and don't overcharge for their here in Januar)l and ft month owe,,, their individual opinions in a monthly bilh from .fl to Foundation. Open taU Master Services for reservations. Letter To The Editor ultimately an insoluble services, lawye rs ready to :-i , Jan.27 utility work seslon, the $1022. The unauthorized InM. train themselves and Masons more." Adds a motel owner: "I got one family Yet a Itne has to be drawn somewhere. and the creases have hiked ffi-eir clients — working together, these sewer fees here now, you might almost call them Owes. MARCH 3-8 No Equal Rights opinions had not been drawn from a Women do not now have equal rights under first trimester .'-c-i groups seems the best place to draw i $3 minimum to $10.65, could solve the medical M,alpra,elj They Pot all they own on a trailer aW a car that Art eWbit by Central Florida into legal form for presentaUon e Co th nstituti on , Under rooms High School Ba the Suffrage ce problem won;ten Thse U.S. Home Judiciary CommItwe for a fetus at this stage is dearly not ca pa ble of nd Art Association, Fashion to General Waterworks by start I d~n't have the heart to awow, them no. 92.259 (not 359 as dated In y(p overnight without changing our report Ment, women gained only the right to vote Paren 7:30 p.m., Band Room, stem of justice. out but I don't 110mpft 25 mpg. ir paper) excivil rights were not affected. Supreme satisfy both Sq uare of Orlando, 10 a.m. UtilIty Attorney Robert Morris. from $1.90 to their know where they'll get a dime A We don't really expect that to happen. We have The Pressed a v ie wp those oint which was rejected . car repairs and renL" ftcugh 9 p.m. But tile 55-day deadline for who favor abortion on demand the Court did not strike down any laws The unauthorized rates result (go per cenof rformed : contend with a real problem in a real world. forPulice full House of (hiedo High School Band LET US PUT YOU all abortions are pe rendering such an opinion had in a 10 per cent retum on incoNirm that the major highways at 104 when Representatives by a vote of 254 to discriminating against women until 1971, In the county CommLwoners Tues. the establisIment of rates for boost underplanned budgets for first blnxster) Parents,7:30 the House rejected the Wiggins although the p.m., Oviedo Perhaps the rules must be changed. We may need High MA 4 already lapsed even before the vestment" and those who do not like the Idea 14th amendment passed in 186& of fim's refkd chaPtM from "The Grapes of by General day beginning at 7 p.m. in their the newly organizing county various county fire districts, IN THE PILOT'S SEAT Amendment on OcL 12, 1971. library. Plans for spaghetti abortion but believe It should essentially be Furniture Refinishing, 7 Wrath." "I stopped this one work session decision. some system of no-fault insurance for padents who iAfter further Although W COW then invalIdAted an Waterworks. who insisted on debate, The IdaM law left a matter between a rate of return courthouse chambers will hear utility system. We altar Cessna Pilaf Educsdinner. Band students to per. p.m., 901 W. Ft SL, Sanford. House approved will also be considered at ft keeping his motcir irunning whfle we become victims of ou r he The unau thorized increases the Board had decided on in of Equal Rights which arbIy fa red men over her doctw and alth care system. But we two re zo ni ng requests, two ap. haect, Rezo ni as h ng Includes: Amendment In Its curreut form by & VVW 01354 to odminis tors of edatcs V. er request of County F Admin. sa ys a would also need a Ir-ore effective system Call Seminole Junior College will more than triple water and best. I an ny.l,d r. tra Reed Reed), it did . work session was seven per pllcatiOns for dredge and fiU Of regular if be North Carolina state pabnan. "& d A views quoted In Mr. Foer'a request to change Agri. istrator Gary Kaiser. ricuium 11181 blonds vrevadil C TO ommunity Services for sewer bills for the firm's cent. were not ovemik review and strict discipline urned it off he'd never get It going &9A I wever, ller nnIa!n--fnupholding ses !nti tc VerJ.' Lit.t negligent doctors to 'nld h ------a, I V20trvations. ..,a iej9n, vr.rn*n into a lagicaI I thosewhnmnk. u ! thc d:'tImc rejected by Over 90 per cent of the House and diw-rimi...#i~ 8- _&L-_ 0 I, customers. Calls from U% "U16111LIZtercu uy on "uuuw, and to -life •u lot faster, surer , 8 p.m., Geneva Indus ial Community tr senate when they voted to ado the Equal (MIA) w for property tomor ro - a duty the beginning at 9:30 movenvn~ the Idea of such a compromise is as customers have been flowing t some things he'd fled to the roof were loose The Her al d's Homemakers The Supreme Court has consistently ref doctors have been extremely reluctant to accept. if Center. Election of officers aM Rights Amendment, on used abominable as abortion Itself. They want no North of j to rule that sex discrimi natio ____________________________ and he'd have to get them fixed. God, did he look Show, Sanford Civic Center. into the county's utility control Industrial Park, West of Malt- bids for parks equipment, and n is covered under abortions The authoritative hasis for prediding the die doctors would do it for themselves, the judges - not In the flat three months, not In sjd. Kids were crying in the back seat, nobody office, questioning the reason preliminary planning meeting. Doors open (or exhibits 6:30 1 the rate hikes. effec of and the lawyers would be free I land Flea Market. The request for traffic signal equipment, Constitutional amendment is I Ls challenging existing const orov ' s ' on& Each woman the ficst Month or not to spend more time looked like they'd eaten much. Last I saw him he "legislative histor p.m. and show at 7:30 p.m. a'It"onal Cesu,L-_ discriminatory law h" the burden . Is being ma de by J. W. Hi . c k A report Songwriters Guild of Central on th e Emergency y." The pregnancy, if leg is I m lative Pursuing jusUce in other Problem history is of proof to show that the law Is unreasona ftcould be determlned. Some, are County Utility Attorney ____________ f (jur was Pulling off an exit, the whole car Iming 15 Gifts, prizes, homemaking tips man. primarily the commit I ' ble. Florida, 7:30 p.m., First Medical Services program will society. deea" MARCH 1. 1111 against abot'tlon even to save the mother's life, J" A Morris has recommended that Allindtr tee MWU and the debate Attorney General Robert L Shevin says, 4411 the and fashion show. . indi ca ting - A request to change also be presented to the Board Intent of the Consa is passing 14 Federal Savings and Loan, 2424 ADMISSIONS Major Whetter l There is, of course, nothing particularly new the Board set "reasonable . But many =re victories like the Edelin can th Amendment is enough, wh did we need the and Pauline Cr DeIny ~ residential (R-1AA) and agri- by Dr. Clyde Meade. the amendment. The legislative history of the 19th, Edgewater Drive, College Divorce: Communication rates" by setting another public about d own-and-ou t migrants in Amer so year s after the 14th was Put In the have d anti - abortionists may discover they ica. What E Park. Members asked to bring Bef ore, During and Af, "Who is unusually comprthenye and cr, Constitution, to gi efeated their own PuOSL Joe Aencn Posit E. Lee is unusual Is thst many of them today are middle Both houses of Congress passed the same ver. ve women the right to vote?" resi de ntial (R-IA) for land on * an y new work. Public Invited. Am I Now ?" 7 p.m. Call f Paul P. Croft ct ry Lvbbl. B. Jarrell Mr major vi o cIRS& Dolores Evans says she is seeing ,,& great for A * jam D McNeill I the West Brantley Road. sion. There was remarkable wulnimity, among young conservative state legislator from achieved more th C Deis Seminole Junior College State Offers y more -. an half a century ago when the 1 Missouri, Bill Stoner, says, Alma Mills Brenda A. Garner man blue collar workers who have been Its chid pr * The rezoning was continued Iran has received U. S. State Departzmt approval to in. laid off, and even a lot opo nents, ezped fully In the "I believe the ERA --. ic Gunamlthing, 7.10 p.m., Community Services for Thonias J Mule Janice R Springfield nation Outlawed liquor and we aU know the of college - educated represents a valiant at the request of planner David * to restriet Gove vest some of its newly ac1red cU weal th In Pan majority report of the Senate Judi Valentine J Soper Me N, Miller people who've been thrown out of th 8 weeks, Adult Education reservation. history of that "noble experiment." . Ment's ability to teH men AM women how to e la bo r mit tee and In the debate. I suggest a ng Farr, for E and J Homes, who * w or ld Airwa ys ba ili ng the a ir lin 'Y' Should the anti - abortionists succeed Campus, Bldg. 6, call Seminole e out of red ink, at least market." A chap stranded off Interstate 85 near Na ti on al S ce Officer Van e rvi * re di the relate to each other. Th Marie I Wilkin in said he needed more time to •. Majority Report of the Sena te Judiciary Can. e ERA says to Govern- outlawing abortion, pbly by means of a temporarily. The Mideast naUon will loan Pan Am 125o malion Durham recently told ate- "Get out of Junior College Community will be at Zayre Shopping TAIIAHASSEE, Fla. (All) Arthur P, Beckeri, DoBary * ---Ruby L. Fleming a reporter he was a mittee and "Interpretat.ion of the Equal people's li ves." determ.ine the fiscal feasibility in "change foi 13!o 15Percent interest in Oe firm and a sat on Microbiologist by Profession, co nsti tutional amendment, Gilbert Robbins. DeBary David D Chacey but did Serv i . ces for reservations. Center. 17.92 and Airport -The state is offering free help they could, like their not have 20 The ERA guarantees equal rights and Arnm of establishing an adequate Joseph E Vermelte, DeB.ary the 17-member board of directors. Iran also will Richard Williams cets tomakeaecallmuchless dment in Accordance with Legislative responsibih ties ur*der temperance counterparts create more ills for Bo ulevard, 9 a.m., to assist to sma ll Florida cities facing ph fl Porter. Dale Peter%on, Dellona myfora History " pu blished by the Citizens buffer fence around the site. the law for both men and ie y y . wrecker. e so c t than the costly collective-bargalning veterans and dependent& ' Advisory women, and that's what it's all about. one the ;~e dedicated Fernanoo vilimmitar. Lonq*ood Florence Doonan. Deltona Pun Am subsid iary, international Hotels. Several surrounding property RevC. Htrtwl I Already, their activities have had a c Brown Homer Glnm. Swarowa. I 11 . negotiations with employe una hi l li ng Inevi ta bly, the proposal will ca owners turned out to protest the Slim & Trim, 9:30 a.m., SJC ions. Mass JOYCC K filth-ce. G e neva Lynda Mays use concem amorg some effect on medical resehrch in this _____ iiiain campus H-C; 7 p.m., and James Andrew Pugh. flayv,e-w. ficflyc Praqan. Lake Mary rezoning at the meeting two * citizens of the United States of America who have lived through JACK ANDERSON flw Community Affairs Do- Va john £iennr4l, Longwo"d an era that saw su bstantial ov w ee ks ago claiming it would * . •jJtIJ erseas investmen ts by U.S. firms Clara A Hansen. Orlando 8:15 p.m., SiC 11.5-6. Call partment says it will, upon re_______ lower th e value of their R- IAA * but little foreign investment In U.S. - owned compani es. Community Services Seminole quest, send BIRTHS Ida Mae Golden. Ostetn * ___ Labor-management * . _____ Elna k Middleton. ChrEs?ianst, property. However, there Is no reason for serious concern. Tr * easury ___________________________ Junior College Community consultants to cities wi th popuSt (rn * S Mrs kor)'r1 I (Sarah) (Virgin Island) Secretary William E. Simon has rstimated th In anticipation of when Services for reservations. * at oil-producing ___ lations of 10,000 to 50,000 to ex. Vosburg, a rl. San ford DISCHARGES ____ Rigged StOndards n 1:1 E county wi ll own and nnPrnt n * nations Invested Ill billion In the United Slates of America last plain provisions 01 th e two. year - a mere drop In the investment bucket of a nation whose regional utility system, the Sarci.' Maria Hunt DISCHARGES eece Ao month-old co ective.bargai. ll _ ublic Katrina Moore economy generates business totaling commissioners will also conWASHINGTON - Supposedly, the public is $1.5 trillion. ning law. San(ord I4onach Smith sider establishing rates for this There is a legiftate quesUon, however, about how iar. S Reagan injustice by adopting the rigged standards. For Standards for such valves, allegedly "refused t foreign Protected by CKijcL1jei,(eii_t "This is not a way for the IN'anne fllocker aColacidentall rigid standards which govern inoGt government agencles, lacking the system investment should be monitored, Because Pan American Is an the quality of the tomorrow. M3rllc' Kelly fleulah Mac Childs o book, "Nixon's Good Deed," which is mildly manufactured goeds. * technical certify" iL State to get Involved in local at* But more staffs to write their own specifications, Glenn Mekend ree Daniel P. Deflruyne Y, Oil" Of the four crit.1cal of his irline, any exchange of stock amounting to per cent or more often, the standards are simply companies -The application for dredge * role 113 President Nixon's welfare fairs," explained David Davis, Mary W Dou'lass Viola Rogers. Deltona * set to squeeze out accept the industries' its total shares must be approved by the Civil Aeronautics com pe tition and which manufacture the more ex- adviser, As publisher standards lock, mock and pe nsive & ce the consumers, Elmore Drummer John 0 Amaral. Deltona and fill pe rmi ts Robert to flee are being made valves were manager of the project. "This Is Barnes * remembers barrel. Board The guidelines for o th er businesses which might founders of the foundation, the phone call, Dorothy ruicher Ralph 13 Porter. Deltona Evidence to support these charges will play, a - The little hlydrolevel by Richard Parker for a tract of * Moynihan told him hotly that the You've seen them at Disney to get cities and counties ready Pamela Hodges * be laid Corp. of Farbook wasn't Omer Roberton. Dellona Government procurement specificati o You've de-Jense rok should be CIWIY examined to protect against before the public next month by seen them at Steak & Ale ns are mingdale la nd In th "appropriate e Goldenrod area, and * . N.Y., developed a * for negotiations. f or a Theodore (led) Columbus. p,rt;n respectable the Senate Anti. often written. therefore, so that only a few * _______________________________ boiler safety university press to print." Mact foreign domination of critical defense and communications. Now you can see them at. .. t rust sobcorii,uittej. during six dais of hering. c'enrva Denra K M.ison by the City of * Altamonte "Once IlQvice. which eventually th ey begin negotiating rtiers, on * companies an culnpt'te (or contracts was aPPruved by (ernando Vltlam,:ar, Long*ood Mary H MMahon Sheraton-Sanford Inn * Springs For a section of the * we'll be out of the picture." . ThL is American Society of Mechanica l Engineers the the cuntrary, have hailed it. Reached at Harvdrd or Doris I C .Jc'we$?, Ibese hearings," states a confidential staff true not only of federal procurement but of local the * Orange City I ola 1) McManus But w — report to Chairman Phi lip hart, D.-Mich., wi re he teac he * he s, Little Wekiva River. Senate Moynihan study Doris Dctrlck. Osteen says Hydroleyej told us he had been Lenore E. Price * ll housing codes The rlUng thi'u Tues. Sot. opolis 9 P.M. tO 1 A.M. will present sent the book for comment and show that Jo3cr A CoIe , mon Winter S pring tic testimony Rud Budget supplemen ts ol at ph Roberts that will * BERRY' S the 'siuntary standards" of gp "as a scholar in pricing adds enormous extra * Titg% I Scott the hearings that a competing ITT the field, I gave my scholarly opinion". industries a ren't volun tary at all but "have b costs to the price subsidiary "used * the American Society of een the taxpayers and coIn*rs Violet W. sites _______________ * _____ _____________ Ke to th ts vi used by the 'ins' exclude e 'ou ," * Maroncy, the deputy assistant attorney WEATHER James Smith ___________ * are a few Illustrations from must pay, here Mechanical Engineers In its attempt to knock generalnwho * Is JAM SESSION th e confidential 11ydroIev'l (Jut thiard are ((te ro'd, Mildred $nippi ('1IIijfljfl1' the question a(cordlng to Seritt' study: of the riirket" Ify(lrolcveI of * 8 P.M. Til? ii whet he r fonner CIA director Mary A tut1y, to bankrupt small competitors, to * a llegedly was injured, for Cxampk, Rlchatd helms Jr p I - A determined small businessman, named misleading * 'eStcrd.'s high as 4. t he low Petty J Wright All by a Musicians Welcome Do You Know George Stuart ASME letter * gouge consumers and to gave the Senate Perjured testimony. represented obstruct Inventors with Juan'a Hayes. Apopka August Rebel, disco ve red a new way circulated by ITT. * Participants Drinks SOc e better ideas. The victim th * CIA in a 1966 case, Maroncy to decrea "ia- - -- -Fair and cold through tomorrow. Renee Morgan. Calseilirry Sells Chalkboards Besides airing such abuses, the Hart hearings worked closely * s are stifled "In much metal distortion, For years, he made the rounds Highs near 6o and lows tonight near Margie * with Helms on the Tucker, Casselberry the 3011)e nanner (as) an octopus hangs to Ids are expected to produce a demand * Caw and obta ined an affida vit & Bulletin Boards?_______________________ I 40. W inds northerly IS to oc Arthur G.14 Power, DeBary for strong from him. * SWINGERS NIGHT Justice * The Department official pro casionaIly 20 miles per hour Putsell H Brooks, Deltona r -1 Jc__T._ * _____ But everywhere, he was told to get the the stranglehold on. standards. All Drinks $Sc acknowledged to us that he had worked with decreasing by tomorr ow Here's how ti'e game auegiuy is played: * Dana E Mitchell, Deltona Item 1? i7tia I. Q approva l of the American Societ . * E x tended 1orecats Wednesday Viola Wi ther spoon, Geneva Helms but Insisted this dn't for Testing III 'AMu..'umw Cab * The established companies often control the and Materials, which seemed moreyinterest Footnote: The American or 111 di di Society squalify him 2-9 * f Testing from reviewing the through Friday .\ chance' of Mattie Glenn, Lake Monroe e o-s üt. * LADIES NIGHT pe rjury charges. He has no d in and Materials, the Cross Connection Foundation * stowers mainly oec the north Kecla I Ward. lake MOnro' n ____________________ ai t'.-. intention, he indicat * Portion Wednesday but otht'r,5e and design of products ranging from screws and St.'vcn 0 Williams, lake Monroe All Ladies Drinks Soc and the American Society of Mechanic * ed , of wIthdrawing from the subcommltte attorney John Hay threate m'tt al case.. * Qenerally lair weather. Lowe Jot.n Bennett, IonqwotJ staples to steam plants and manufactu the Cngineen all deny they * are unfairly rest.-lcIye. society wi th Sena te expoe did it WedntSdy and Thursday m os tly Mary Riley, Longwood look * ae to Both the * Israeli geologists claim they have located an P ME - and JTT deny they acted (p pa s3 lEt r'ctw,s from the 30s t.trecne nor th to Betty H. Oem. Oranqt C,ty DANCE CONTEST at Rebel's a * . (entrl n a',&,dts1 * It is all too common for U profIOnaI tirnated seven billion barrels io SOs Inter r south with Minnie Atevander. £kB43111Z) Ovido 1. boy. wrongfully against HYdrolevel, ASME con- f tamall of oil In -The Watts Relator Co. of Lawrence, * Waltz. Bump. Rock, What HaveYou lOs southeast hech ah regi on of occupied societies to set standards, which benefi and Key Garry 0 KerrOviedo * '1n tell/n' ye -. if Margaret Thatcher becomes cted a probe of the charges Jordan Twenty t their Mass., de veloped a * Priie for wlnntr of Each Style which, not Afternoon highs near io estrerne Jmmic valve I Roll. Ovi ed o sur- years ago, American in&lstries. . * for pipes, prisingly, cleared ASME of prime minister of Britain. Where's this oilman EtIsj Paule% Consumer advocates seldom which would north * to 70s South pwI'oo Warm.'; ).'in'cl tKpslla,d. Palmetto wrongdoing * . cut valve costs in half. This ul have any real role in set ting th * formed a Par tnership with PhlIips Oil to 4#I' Friday. thing' .inu Øfld?" e siajs4 * - save purchasers millions of dollars, Yetco d hEADLINEs AND FOOTNOT: Former this __ drill , in n e goer Daytona Bearti tides for ite ho e th Wh us area, They gave up after drilling ills MARCH z. e aide Pat Moynihan goorge th amer,t often compounds the Stuart Cross Connection Foundation, about 9,000 ?O'vrow. highs lao a m, 7.04 called the feet. According to e Israelis, ______ ________________________________ ADMISSION S which sets Columbia Ufflversty th th pm ey should have Iowsl:Sa m,l.IOp.m Port Sanfd in a hf over the drilled a little deeper, '.cr ('tA'.:'C) ,, I 0.1A SHEPATO,HOTLLS& .4Q1Oq ',P,S ','.-45y,', çg* Ca na veral highs 1.24 am, 1.3-4 Kate M. Williams $YltGO-N AvlP[ AT 4 £ SIAI I1j1 M I _________ pm. lOwS 7. 17 .i m 7S ( I I ________________ _________________________ ____ America ' New t t a— DON - OAKLEY _ President Carlos Andres Perez of Venezuela was sch ed uled to be th e first arrival today, ______ ____ ___ ' ______ ______ Who Loses ___ Graoes GOVERNOR'S nati Di eP ussion Slates l - - ____ - ________ _____ ____ - ____ - .-.-.. - ____ Foes I - uti Senators Head Home __________ ____ i R I $e ____ - _____ ____ ___ ____ ____ ______ ______ _______ _____ - _____ ______________ __________ - ___ __________ ___ ,,- - -, __ g ed of m - - , level Rezoning Dredging , 't Tops Active County Agenda. - to of th& own peers -- sequence HOSPITAL NOTES - - Aerial Refueling - - Help To Cities - . ' . -- - . ... . - . - - I ____ - _______ - -_______ __________________________ T ____ Mr N,nyora - , - Jii,titeL AMOS CHARLES . WORLD ______ - '' -ii X- :, Tueoday- - - - WMM* - - Tki"I _ - - JA - ' -- , '- .,,. iffu ________ __________ - _______ IR S =&1nf0tx1 Inn** - , - . '11k1 1sti.ir_ i �Ry 331 - S*fV - r- -, ---- - - - - - --- - _-- 4—EteningHer,,'4. Sanford, Fl. Solution Monday, March Needed - 1.---- --------- 317S Soon To Costly Medical Problem 0 Patients Bear Bu ' rden Of Ma1practice Insurance t SPORTS , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, I Monday, March 3, 173-1 ft EDITOR' S NOTE the sanitarium he directed beIta1 costs and health Sen. Nelson Is chairman of the closed, was unable to pushed premiums to the "miscellaneous liability" files Insurance companies to pay accept a surance premiums. Senate Small Bt'stness Cam post in the emergency room of a current extraordinary levels. In of state records. Into pools to cover malpractice. The soaring number of miller and a member of the rural hospital the last 10 years, the cost of Some of it went for profit, but which malpractice suits and r ________ States or the federal malpractice premiums has the race In get out of Senate Health Subcommittee. desperately needed his services skyrocketing awards are the risen 950 per cent for surgeons business suggests that current government could offer no-fault • He has Introduced legislation to because he could not get chief causes of this crisis. ,establish a federally - ad malpractice and 540 per cent for other profits and risks are not at. Insurance, like workmen's insurance. A Ninetypercentofaljmedical i ministered doctor's. tractive to insurers. Much compensation, with a schedule medical Milwaukee orthopedic surgeon, malpractice suits in the United malpractice reinsurance pool. also in of damage awards. This might In 1961 the insurers collected undoubtedly went to ma wanted in a small m- States were filed -' $61 million to By Sen. Gaylord Nelson insure doctors and large reserves to pay future be tried experimentally firsi munity, encountered the same decade. With filings Increasing ()lil.ANI'O The Herald Services hospitals. In 1973 they collected claims. The industry argues 1. Seminole High School's baseball live and walking four, barrier. 10 per cent a year, one e . Arbitration or prelitigatlon ... A short time ago a prcniinent learn came from behind twice Saturday to win the approximately U00 million, ahead 6 in the Fourth. that the "long tail' These stories are so common physician In three might expect I l.yman got on the scoreboard in the third when Lrown took over in the seventhafter vimCoe had future mediation systems might be 1' Orlando New York city chest surgeon throughout the country today to be k flidge scored three runs in the first and one 4 9 suits of unpredictable size — Edgewater Invitationsi Itaseball Tour. Jell hedges singled, moved to second Seminole 021 101 3 sued during his career. 67 been lifted for a pinchhitter. lie struck out two, established either voluntarily or a wild in the second as Seminole committed five nament. department also estimates that justifies l disclosed that the premium he that we have a new crisis in (Yak ItIdgc current high errors in 310 200 G Some recent awards are pitch and 32 scored retiring Oak Ridge in !" on Innie order or by legislation. Complaining Peeler's double, in the bottom of the I( pays for medical malpractice medicine, a malpractice in i the first two innings. the firms paid out ap. premiums, Seminole edged Lyman 2-I in the finals after astronomical. In 1973 one seventh. Seminole countered In the fourth when Ned patients would take their case proximately $100 million in falling behind l, and knocked off Oak Ridge j insurance r second, Simkanjch walked and What should we do? from $9,400 to surace crisis. The consumer - plaintiff got $4 million from a in Ithines smashed a 0-foot home Alter a home run in the fourth by Oak Ridge's to a nonpartisan board. run over the left i ennic Mills followed with a home run over Suits the semi-finals with three runs in the seventh $28,000 annually in one year. claims and legal fees. First, we need to recognize would be a in- field fence to lead off the inning, the patient is the ultimate loser jury. Awards of $1 million are Terry Reynolds, Simcoe and Brown retired the last last resort. Such ning. Süncoe, Brown (7) and N. Raines; Hansen, There is a big gap between the need for cooperation In Green Bay, Wis., a doctor because be ultimately loots the not uncommon. Although most In the fifth, Mark Hussi singled but was forced at right field wall. In the third, four walks gave io Oak Ridge batters. bet. panels exist in some areas now. ( fl ! In Saturday's 4 p.m. 7. ba Seminole another run. ttle at Edgewater with second $500 million and $100 million. ween the insurance industry, free for a new a&ugnment alter bill in higher doctors fees, suits are settled for less money, when Robert Smith reached first on a Lyman advanced to the finals with a 10-4 win lyman, Seminole Slmkanicti walked with the bases loaded in the spotted Lyman a one.ç leati in fielder Where (lid the remaining $400 the medical and legal the cumulative costs have ~~0 We might change the 's choice. Smith stole second, moved to third over Edgewater at Edge water's field t 12:30 p.m. _' the third and then rallied for single scores In fourth to force cross Russie, the en flames' deep fly to center and scored when Slnhthcruslwdasolo had singled. _________________ million go? We don't really professions, federal and state methods of classifying doctors become staggering. fourth and fifth. know, which is one of the dif- governments and the general so that the cost n l- tigt %I;itrr homeruninUiesjxth Intravenous 010 3U0 0-1 3 3 f Insurance is lyman's third baseman bobbled Simkanich's How have the Insunce firms Geoge Simkanlch and In the ficulties th. in at seven — Lyman Ol1-hand, I'd say he has grounds for suit. , Mills a mt4pracli. tempting handy to opened wi th 050 050 i-10 13 2 Frown combined a signie and solve public. Next we must consider spread more evenly over all responded? Man, simply have grounder with two outs. to toss a three-hitter at the Lyman Greyhounds. Frown sacrificed lark %thitley, who ran for Mills, Seminole 1110 9-2 7 this problem. Industry profit 3 moves on one or several fronts. types of practitioners. Now dropped the business.' Today coverage, according Jim Frodle of Seminole was the Frown relieved Simkanich in the filth inning and to Dr. Department of Health, and cost data game's only to second. Two errors and a Tim flames' single LYman 001 tO0 9-1 3 2 is difficult to Here are some possibilities: some specialists pay for more fewer than 12 firms write at Roger 0. Egeberg, Special player with two hits. He ripped two singlo. ro 'ethd Education and Welfare !lEW. come tO later, three Semin'ks had crosed hoiiie plate. strike ut three and p-ruiAt by, with most no aik;, al States or the federal than others. lii the 12:30 p.m. contest at Bishop Moore with least W Wit cent of malpractice iWistant for Ilealth in the Futler, Weiner 5, MacCeorge 16) and Wallace; at' hils and no runs. me sr(ed for Seminole, but once again, it The remaining insurers have malpractice data buried in the government could require I Oak (NEXT: The insurers.) -________________________________________________________ BY Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. and I-ary. Simmons andwas Frown's mound work that sparked the Slmkanich gave up the three hits, mkanich, Frown (5) and N. flames; Hatfield, striking out three in the seventh alter Oak Ridge had jumped DEAR DR. LAMB - Can you Seminoles, Fender (4), Catledge (7) and Heary. tell us what determines the Dr. s .._ .. 1 t1t.t j iJ. , kept i on intravenous fe.ding following an operation? We I ________________________________ I hear now that many patients do a _____ It ______________________ I not recover as quickly as they I II rvl~l ag - --— ___ — s. LI %,.44 1 ;' ... ._____ ,._,Z 11 of nourishment due to extended medical problem he is usually use of this feeding by vein. 1. __rJ-._"*.&-"--.1 -1 - . ~_ . - _.__"#MWWV --I '.. WPO Z~ ________ returned to normal eating fairly :=. V - M) kbizi is 73 and E5 _1 after surgery. 3 __Wi_*-7= ,_ 63110-yf operated on more than a year Each case Is individual, but ago n'1 w hpitalized br six you should not think of venous .. weeks. He was fed in- feedings as causing the .-: travenously for four weeks. He problem. Rather, the venous has never been able to think like feedings are used to help tide he did before the operation and the patient over the underlying we wonder if some of his train problem and are often lifecells died due to lack ofnourjsi saving. Rather than causing By The Associated Press So break out the liniment and the heating pads. 17 merit, 0 your husband's condition, it is a Three major names who already are suffering Imsy ha ve to have surgery good bet that they made It The nagging kinks. They show up the first include Catfish Hunter of the New York also and wish to avoid this but possible for him to survive. The week of spring training when arms and legs and Yankees, Carl Yastrzesmkl of the Boston Red backs are forced to forget the leisurely days of Sox, and Joe don't know what a patient can whole complicated business of Torte of the New York Mets. winter and think about tF'owing and hitting do about It or have any say in providing nourishment, Hunter, the millionaire righthander, is he al! the matter. our doctor b&s been minerals and fluids by veins is a You You'll never go hungry again. working to overcome hamstring tightness in his ,. 'The kinks were sunning themselves in places fully satisfactory otherwise. Starting now, when you run short of cash at night. right YOUr hwband's loss of his like Winter Haven, Fla, Your ideas or suggestions and Fort Lauderdale. X on a weekend, or holiday you can run over to the nearest Yet some two thousand miles away, in Tucson, former capacity to think Is "I've had the same problem In past springs," would be appreciated, 1 "24HourJack"and get blessed relief. uore likely related tO hIS C Ariz., Cleveland Indians Manager Frank he said, and tha t shouldn't worry manager Bill . DEAR READER —Th most plus his basic underlying ,, Vlrdon in the least. There hasn't been a pitcher Robinson promised the fun had just begun for 'l find You It "24-Hour Jack" on the outside wall r' of your common reason for continuing medical problems. Patients pulls and pains his players would do anything but in baseball with a better record over the last four -flagship Bank. He's open at midnight, 4 in the morning, Intravenous feeding is because often think that treatment seasons. Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon, the 4th of July, the patient can't eat. causes a particular problem "The picnic Is over. We go to work Monday," Yastx-zemskl's trouble was stiffness in the Immediately after surgery that when, In fact, the underlying Christmas, Chinese NewYear, you name it. said the rookie manager-designated hitter, lower back, which forced him out of Boston's is usually because of the disease has progressed to the "We'll start earning our meal money." "24 - Hour Jack" lets you withdraw up to $100 a day from workout at their Winter }Iaventraining quarters. anesthetic. The patient may be point that the complications The battery men who toiled the first four days your checking account. Withdraw from savings. Make The Red Sox slugger complained Motercycle raeI returns to the Volusla County Speedway In MOTORCYCLE the nauseated and loud or liquids arise about the time the doctor ning at 8 p.m. each night. The original 24 rider progr has Of Robinson's first Camp, may already be ear- after swinging a weighted bat for dose to an •-•, deposits (and get a printed receipt). And you can Daytona Beach tMs week with Daytona's Cycle Speed Week '75. may cause him or her to has to do something else to keep been expanded to Include all entrants. ning their keep. Pitcher Fritz Peterson admitted hour, even make but after a short session with the official The Class A blk will race Tuesday through Saturday begin. RACES SET become nauseated and vomit the patient going, instalment loan payments with Jack. : he couldn't remember the last time he'd worked Boston heating pad, Yaz reported great Imt Arl This Isn't good if there is an _____________________________________________________________ PF Your case may be entirely as hard as in the camp's opening day last week Another delicious thing about this servir' is that you prrovement. Incision. different from your husband's. 1 and Robinson couldn't remember it, either, . a get it absolutely free, when you open a checking account. In sau* cases. patients are If you do not have serious unTorte appeared with back problems at the The emphasis 11 be d i' I not willing to eat enough and derlylng disease and go through So use your noodle. Open a checking account with us. 1 y stealing when the ° be opens full-squad Slets' camp In St. need supplemental feeding by whatever surgery you have Then you'll be prepared next Wednesday night when Manager Yogi workouts officially. eh!nthe day ' being Mur vein, Meanwhile, planned without complications, a difference of opinion over salary and robbing just 79 bases, __ get Robinson Informed his an insane craving for something scrumptious. __ &__-- , f. YOU Still other patients because of you could be eating shortly char charges that the Indians a ,, will be out , to steal "at kept Boston shortstop Mario Guerrero at home in You'll just scoot over to the bank and put the bite on it the natweof their surgery can't after surgery, without any the Dominican Republic, the first Red Sax 'east 100 LAUDERHILL, Fla. AP) - him from three strokes off the flagstick as if s, but really as man as I.WJ and , I" drawn by a magLee Trevi no '24•Hour Jack:' S 1 0 010 c swallow well for some time prolonged use of venous LitIler holdout in 18 years Bob be successful in at least 75 per cent of the at. 16.210 Murphy has a pixie grin— pace. 707071 M777 net. 70 M 72 72-250 after surgery and will n feeding. Talk it over with your perhaps, as Hale Irwin Il'.. is, IL should ,,.,,I , I • ( "I last won in $ ;o.olo Tom Kite . Since 14.n Elsewhere,TI £ C4U1) Murphy, one UI The I, $4310 told nous feeñl,igs. 6916 72-7O-fl7 • IA doctor, and he can tell you what Former great Maury Wills will be on hand to Orioles audience at Miami that the Iowa SI 67 70 75_ be called a leprechaun's I've been second 15 times and the most nnm,lr team would n!Iver! '.'ith ~;;mrmw, ii tinre is wftxang you can expect. 51.YV) R Mas,naIe help Robinson welcome his players and help remain in Baltimore at least s.&io uiiile—.preati acrs ma round, lost in playoffs seven times, his fellow tourists, hniihed 61 46 7171- 77's %r through the 1975 with 61 74 6573- 250 from the digestive tract, In the Send your questions to Dr. red face baseball's First black manager toward the season, ruling out the possibihty Tom WeIsk000 $7,995 1 Both figures are exág. a 273 total 15 under par on the Charles Coody the team might $4,310 stomach, esophagus or In- Lamb, in care of this 1 66 73-779 achievement of his goal. "I just thought that since geratians). I was beginning to wind-swept 7,128-yard In. 68 69 71 77-250 be purchased and moved to Washington. testines the patient is usually newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Johnny Miller wasn't here, I'd wonder what was wrong. Why verrary County Club course. not permitted to lake food by Radio City Station, New York, better take advantage of it," he couldn't I play just one shot IV 22-year-old Pearce was mouth. Recent surgery In- N.Y. 10019. Re a copy of Dr. said, better? Sh e ' s one stroke back with a 71 and volving the digestive tract may Lamb's booklet on balanced lie did. "I just had the feeling today 274. Nicklaus, admittedly a deabo prolong the use of 11 send 50 cents and a long The green-clad Murphy that if the wind would blow, jected man, shot an ~' erratic 73 travenous feedings. self-addressed stamped enturned back suddenly-stricken maybe I'd get lucky." and had a 275 total. By The Associated Press tougher Saturday night and Aside from these con- velope to 11w same a&freas and Jack Nicklaus and eager Eddie And that's exactly what hapil dropped a 100-75 decision. slderaflcms, If the patient lsu't ask for the "Balanced Diet" Pearce with two dramatic shots per.ed. John Lotz was looking for. Ot so crimi from sww otber book1eL her Saturday games found in the stretch run and won the The wind blew. It blew Jack ward to having his Florida TI 7 i. Stetson losing 60-58 to Virginia $52,00 first prize Sunday in the Nicklaus' shot out of bounds POhPpPIy w.o team throw the Southeastern and k.; % 68 7166 South Florida downing Jackie Gleason Golf Clssic. and opened the gate for MurConference basketball race Pear(e $79610 -r into Florida Southern .: "It's been a long, long time, ph). And Murphy got lucky. He 10010. havoc for the second time in six I 67 61 7271- 77 The regular season ends for boys," the broadly-beaming hit an eight iron shot that hit to JdIck P1lCkltit 511.440 days. But Alabama had . .. other Florida teams this week with Murphy said after his closing the right of the pin on the 17th plans. ..1 South Alabama at Jacksonville Four-under-par 68 had brought green and hopped dead at the By BERNICE BEDE OSOL t7 70 71 M 776 The Gators, who upset Ken- and Tulane at Stetson tonight, lucky last Monday to knock the Florida State at Stetson For Tuesday, March 4, 1975 . Wildcats out of a share of the Wednesday night and Florida a ARIES (March 21-Apr4.41 19) scoRpio (Oct. 24-Nov. , • lead, found Alabama a lot Vanderbilt Thursday night. Negative vibrations you're You're still a bit too impulsive picking up from a situation when It comes to buying things .- - ;-~__ ~~, T. __ 2., I r-- -_ W!7you're involved In can be to satisfy your whims. Shop ~_ 1 -.-- - _.W~disregarded. It will work out around. You'll save. lq--__ .-_ better than you think. 4NIV AZW ~~_" __@Iftw ___ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 11 -*' TAURUS (April 2o.May2o)In 21) You're likely to find - i Your business dealings today yourself In an awkward spot - 1; I-1:,_47_`—__--_ __ ~Jones has given Indian River Jones ranuned in a 15 foot ' Al *' .;0_,41~ -W -P-W,1 don't take the first offer. If you today Keep cool. You'll come the right to represent Florida's jump shot with six seconds left - -I- negotiate a bit you'll come out junior colleges In a regional in the third overtime of up with ways to extricate Saturwith better terms. MEL1OURNE, Australu- halt to his boxing career en- retired world light heavyweight basketball playoff by sinking a day night's state fm4ls 1P yourself easily. to end lAP)— "I've whupped Jimmy tirely. - GEMINI IMay 21-June 20) A CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. dr amatic shot ,ch4'unpion, that beat Lake th and e the fight ended marath on game. 11 / Now i t's Ali ' turn, I don't ca misunderstanding will arise 19) 11 you expect too much from The $325,000 F railer Ellis it 59',. seconds of tht round. -. -, .. . .. where I light him. I just want tc bout at the St. Kilda Junction with one with whom you uhare others now you'll be disapThe judges' point ratings see him on the other side of the oval was bIlItV as the "Sho'4- gave Frazier the interest, unless it's nearly point&'d, but if your requests are fight by 112. " ring." pe1ied out what's expected of down at St. Kilda." But after- 106. Frazier's record is now mreasonable tbell be compiled each, with. Smokin' Joe Frazier was wards, Illilfl) fans were calling 0 with 27 knockouts, against 39.. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) . speaking Sunda) In his dressing it the St Kilda Letdown" 121 with 2.3 kayos for Ellis. Don't tackle chores that are It's ok to be generous with a room, wrapped in a bright yelThe promoters of the fight Ellis held his own for the first II beyond your ezpe -tLse. Bring in low towel. He'd easily dis- three rounds, winning them on recorded a paid attendance of friend, but don't let your ' I a professional it s11l evt you of enernsitv exceed your cornpatched a tired and defenseless points. But I"razier 15.000, far short of the 52,000 1C:-*Z:t In tile hnng 4.61L Jwwiy, Ellis saa sense. Be kind, but also be in nine rounds, and '' Probably just feeling out his capacity. Ihey estimated a k' j V ' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 One practical. nothing seemed to matter now opponent, and from the third gate of $327,000 from ticktls YOU know socilily way be PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 but a fight with Au which were scaled from $10 to . _. - - -- _. L *;--. - I 0 1. 1 round on FFrazier was clearly 4 . "Feat" he it Corning to you with a business You take things for granted "1 (eel 17 whooped t-nntrol 'J'" J j \'L. ? I 4 ö*'ICjA,W%1 %.2 -.i' . proposition, Scrutinize it very I - .4 .,, early in the day. Not much will .uddenly "1 feel like I could razlVI go 14.U,U'.R) i or flU ef ! ix 17 7_ I' railer struck out with the 1-.,r,j;-,-; j, 1;" ,,, C' -' I carefully before Jumping I& take Muhammad right now" expected left hooks, but threw be accomplished. Later, when F Ills $75,000 .j .,, '-' .-.•• -I. VIRGO Aug. 23-tept 22 A YOU settle down, goals are at fl right hooks and Jahe that Frazier beat All in 1971 but //', ,' 4 "24-Hour Jack:' Your any-hour banker. matter that's been troubling lamed. f ••. lost to him in January 1974 But SurpriC(l his opponent Frazier 4" There's Nothing <; ir• -• yru late!y will shortly be YOUR BIRTHDAY he hardly has a return date with bobbed and weaved constantly, Like f ; 11 .., ttIL.. Mnr,.I.A IO'7C i . , . - the hampion si the bag All Ali making himself a tough targt THE BEST -' 'i- - - --i..,, - :. % -, -1 has said is th4t bed Ililt. talk II) hi ,o -4t' _i:ii;:) -. about" facing the winner of the In the seventh round, a Fra. °" '"..-' Electric General •POST TIME 6 PM tent to be numbered among the Your early ideas aren't your -. Melbourne fight And in the zitr hook opened a cut over 11 herd Your ambitions will take be5t Orits You're not apt to 'MATINEES 145 P M (WED & SAT) Lii • meanflmc,.the champion has a Ellis' right eye. Ellis manager, . B AN OU to new WEATHERTRON heh . ts Material grasp the big ncture Inc first *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV light March 24 with Chuck Angelo Dundee, took a look and OF rnarnINOLE prospects will brighten c . IIAA Cccl Bawls of the Ski.i Tights dribbles down the court in Wepner, and says he wants to sent Limo aromd. You will when SPLAY THE ALL NEW TRIFECJA HEAT Ellis oack in, but by the GIRLS BATTLE MEMBER F.Dj,C Saturday's gIrls' basketball ' siderably. league action. Teammate you u think twice. Gail 3000 S. ORLANDO DR. (17-92) give George Foreman a ninth round he knew Jimmy CALL - - - - PLUMBING& Whilled Is In the background, The Skin Tights defeated the rematch. had had enough. Green fler3$4tofbh the season imdefeatcd.tJIermWPhoto HEATING INC. N CITY LOOP mtn there is the everpo-er,ent He shouted, "Bob. Bob, end IPI LONGWOODOFF 17-'2 SORRY NOONE UNDER is 1007 S. Sanford by Don Vincent) 322-4542 possibility that All might call a it" to referee Bob Foster, the — _____ ____ — 'Seminole _____ I! ____ - Wins Edgewater's Baseball Tourney — ______ - r ____ - - Feeding - ______ Following Surgery __ 'The Picnic Is Over,; _____ _ ____ ' ____ _____________ ____ __ - Aches, Pains Stab Baseball Workouts _ ., ____ ___ 3 ____ - - - .--'. - - -',_ ____ r. - .. ____"W4 _ _ _;-.. _ - - - '.'. ._ - - ,,• ' -* - - - - - - -, - - - - .. - - p _ __ U - : It s Been A Long ime 1. vveuiiesuay nigni. Yotive f a date. dying for Bama Tops Florida 5 Chinese food and a movie, but youre broe. So you whip to"24nHac 1 yourbanker os always You stick in your card, tap a few buttons, and wha00 - - i a,,• - over HOROSCOPE : - -- -- -- - - - - . open. , , _____ - 25 bucks. You blow the mid acheness a khead an for the eggrolIs* _ Frazier Stops R Cilis; Indian River Wins Thriller i" •' Now It' s - Tu lip .-' - s - - - tzIJ - - ._, - - '' ' • — if 'çij - ETJ " 2 -s- '- - r r .'-. _,,, , -- - .:.• - - " rLJ-Uj)riIV TT - • - • - • •-_._ - - .1. It - a - • ..,. ' - - -- - on __ WALL f __ -- - I - - c - t: --= :- --- - - -tV-- - :- - - -- --- - -- - - - -- - - ---- --- - - - --- -- --- ---- --- - - - --- -- - - -- - J - - - �_____ - ________ - -"` K -. ----_ ---.--fl --= -1__-___-_ =-=7 -- - __. _ - _____________________________________________________________________________ __ - -------- ----- -- ____________________ - .. • 1 --- I . '. I . ~, , BEETLE BAR Gators SCOREBOARD E I_ FIRST. S.16. B - 1. ~ Cheers (4). I (q 6. MniI Cincinnati Xavier 9 S Dakota 76, N. Iowa 73 PloenIi 16 L Angeles St. Seattle Louisville 97, North Texas 7] Tex as A&M 94 Cold U () • Young 65 . 6). (A). 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Colo stow I - - i - FRANK AND ERNEST 3 Petrs of clv'fkefl, mashed . - - I $ stopçing 13 Edgewater shots. in: - V, . P swred to give Trinity Prep ha~ . Ir ; - gh's- . i __ 0 / - ~ 0 14 EM TN(ATR( I I SKATE CITY "THREE TrWtY's Troy Deal bmed a TOUGH GUYS" - 1111111 goal with three minules " .- .'EVER MlkD' HE!. CAJE ijji 1,,4-4ERE " - I - 1 _' 1 , ________ " ____ -. i. 1:11114 P.M. 7:*11 P.M. Trituty Prep scored two goals - / - : 1, I I I . f t Jeannie 4l 1'CCULE WFLWIHIA I4ACF'BRUcH - - ArR)rvt C4YkE" - 41ki I - . 0 - - .) -dwood to prepare for his loth shutout of ate wagon I- the European championships. .4UY? CaJT mkEN TUMBLEWEED INTO NE COMMERCLAL, 1) . of the American wofflien's learn. Trinity Prep will compete in "I wish I knew more," " the state touwy at Naml. 7be remon is I he (act the IN lIE /W7' ___________________________________________________________________________ I THIN'C'VOU COPIED OVER QUART()0 ~ A aI ON TELEV60N r0cmw S P ii )tP/ AND 16 I tI3jssJf)ger With probably the strongest net. Ida Carden, 51. M l"t'n's squad in the four-vear low gross, Cunnie lla',%es; history of the USSR-USA track meet set to go tonigh, . , Coach S3 - 0 rg - / WfTOSI, j / loin 0 ---- relating to Central Florida's that Li promulgated as a result of Monda ys _____ *4 9M/ / - / largest lake. The hearing is also WCHTERAGRAM01LFHDCD _I lIE LAL W UP. _____ reports on current projects ________________ uriOi.1j._-' ffaAc1 H/frf?/E/1.'3v7 AE Th/ . hearing is to obtain follow-up "workshop" J within additional information and the next month. The workshop I E Y E U B S I L L I E R '1 1 F 0 U H AMORDW5 T 4L ,,,q5lSQcfl4A.,.1 S S1'/um i State Senators Walter Sim expected to provide public input and Kenneth Plante (R-Orange into the development of what and Lake Counties) tonight will the Senators hope will be "a Jointly hold a public hearing on the Status of Lake Apopka cowdinatjon and rejuvinatjon hwiM ils on effort.s. The of efforti to restore Lake set for 7:30 pi.m, in Apopka and presene it s down z - / - it ENA,W11-000 It Budding in Apopka. C0 HCHES C SE B LE 9M TRE L*Z-1ii.L 0eCK --_ _ ____ ____ 0 U 0 LE By Roger Bollen ____________________ :- __. Lake Apopka Meetina Set A Y U 8 E L E E Radio City Station, Now York. ' .1' Z7,tIr7 '' -. . F E)U r1J1_ FUNNY BUSINESS fllfl bid' to 0 just that. Ile sees that he , - ... -- .. .. 1. - %.1 6:23 (2) 1 Dream Of I)esert Plant Life E L D I W L G Q G W1at is your book to: "Win at Bridge," (do this newspaper), P.O. Box 489, L,1't'I) . S E R T L I P E A A & K J 9 4 10 A Q 2 # J 4 3 A K 10 5 jus t one club trick and he wants to ise himself the best chance ' (44) Hogan,s Heroes --I . "My calculator would like to see your computerl" DOONESBURY / MR. BURNS, AT IS NOT __ (24) Eiectric Company (33) Lost In Space Lifestyle -- _., -_ (6) Andy Griffith 113) Modern Home (35) Florida - at ruvu s 8 f, nine Loss gross Irene Johnson, hf- - CAMPUS CLATTER with 81MO BURNS ______ Neighborhood ~_ a] tairan net, Buhler Kauffman 41 Back - - I I I I (3S) Mayberry RFD I _u.._ - FSSTALIRA"! I (31) MIckey Mouse Club (44) Mød SqU6d (6) Love Of Life Brady UflC - ? ., South finds himself in six A -- Bld one club. TWs hand really notru after a slightly e "a ' opening. ave reached six clu f TODAY'S QL'ESrJON he had opened one club or North Your partner raises you two might ha ve played six liotnim clubs What do you do non" I' 'ealI doesn 't matter. ocsn It T) e Answer lomorrOw principle involved is the same." Send $1 for JA COBY MODERN Jim: "South wants to lose (35) Batman (44) Gilligan's Island (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue - # here is a standard safety play. OUT Or - THE5 0 Jr _. U1q:1:I T ty lays'.)" &Wald: "They aren't exactly the "me thing. For instance, 3 (I) MervGrUfin Fortune (6) Gambit . I RPR!E •irticies on percentage anti safe- - I.j -_ H E'- I (9) Gilligan's Island (13) Orlando City (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 1 Pass - 430 Sweepstakes 29 30 3 S N 1. Pass - , (44) Mickey Mouse Club 9 30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity - 1 Ni'. tj . I (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street -.-.-'_------ -- ': - 4:00 (2.0) Somerset Second fligh', front nine: 1,ow Meets 0 i,, , *I . ____ have time. but been e best Opening lead - lo V U --%WAIF, !play. South .1N ~.,' COAT? (3 ) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges ($) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2,0) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Big TOP A 730 '9 A rn ,imer,ca . R elig ious (8) Movie (9) Movie - Pass . t 0 11, Vera Halter 42. Back nine: low gross Helen Martin 44; low net Alice Ouchinan 42. USA v,,i, - FIM) 114AT LivL 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue ' 0YCGIRYNIMESQUITEEN American ... I gross Betty Ward 52, low net Ourtec at Son Diego Cleveland at Edmonfon . - I- Semester 1-2 round finesse of the queen It West North Fast _____ / o. •.• , A Marriage (6) Match Geme Almanac 6:23 (2) With This Ring - Baltimore at Torto ________ • . i RIPICLXICUS "eaver 3.30 (2..) nOw To Survive 6 '3 (9) 5u"rIe . 6:15 (I) Sunshine 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 110 11 I . - (44) Underdog 3:00 (20) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed Townhall , 30 Z'' abian 4 '.. ____ ____ !,* -1 (15) My Favorite MarGan 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 29 enclos IESCETIUELB 0 AUH R TD T pertenced in to Inscription pan 5:00 U law nickname Small animal !i (44) Leave It To mma, Btiak and Country Club. Pie Games S(hth,teti First flight, front nine I sow Tuesda y' Parker. wititern Conference MA&M-ri M_ ckl**-411.1 OrAt PtCr-r i I V7' 30 15 4 I the Deltona Golf MarylantL defeat (Iando Edgewater 24 His sentiments were echoed Saturday In the finals of the by Ed Parker of Mills High Central Florida High School nei- Vorli P 1-1 1,% ph" it 7 On decimeter . Both vulnerable .. I- THE 8ORN LOSER C 9 Showdown MORNING 7 38 Monday's Games I njiana Ohio St. 75 au'fIe $6, Oklahoma City 85 PJchoar 93 P urdue 14 NP-A #.`.r-WZrfi It Uf 11r,kalri; $4 hnore D-Afl: 1-7 - 040ft'. '. 69 C-r-r-Al' 4.4 A4&44 Sl 67, Sf Louis 60 37 Farm hands 38 Hard blow . a .1 dummy and lead th e nine of clubs. 71is is a safety la against a guarded king-fl.N holding in the East hand. * Jim - "119dSouth bid seven he would have tried the best play for all the tricks which is a first AA74 vK7 #Ka &A 0 10864 00 - - DELTONA ' 1w Deltona women nine-hole golfers held a NUDWET AtlantIc DIvW W L 6 Diminutive noun suffix . I III ille, the Z1yat4)l(i cooch at the Uitiversity o( In the final three minutes to Eastern II Remain low gross, low net tourney. I 'I I'k - Standings 2 i (6) Girl In My Life WEEKDAYS s Small onion F6_ - Women Vie At Deltonci New England 4, Vancouver I HmIon 4, Indianapolis3 01 o4LI Ic_lAiTJ .. . 1 12'. V ~ I;, (9) 510000 Pyramid t I UC TUESDAY /% T _11 Oufbeic .- -_39 n - 4 0 Is 259 21? wiousness, told The Associated Toromo 33 77 2 " 2jS 2 Edmonton 30 74 ] 63 217 193 Press from his bed in the in. v,,vncvr 21 79 2 so 197 1% tensive care unit that he didn't A innim it 210 ?05 remember much after the fIght. satwirday's Games Cleveland 4, New Enoiants 4, Preibct victory, but I don't .. 1 66 7" 196 that hosplW," he shauted over 32 2s 6 n z3s zo? the loud tropical music that 13 1-7 2 68 246 2's filIed Ws living rom. cautious. ,it 39 Diameter (ab) Was celebrating Sunday's 14thround knockout victory at home with his wife and friends w "I'm not worried," Duran continued. "It could be me In 462 19 Denver Ill, San Dituo ill Morway's Games - : 35 r coin 91; lfet-m SI 1!i - 34 30 $31 141? fifft-son 91 fUSCALvilip- 59 .1f - 60) 9 lmdAr,a IN Si Lo-j,s 97 ..Ir /.r ,~v U 100 1 ltqj.a 75 ' I., Ii 77 Saturday's RtvIts Yq' " San Antonio 1)0 V.rgni. 108 md aria 174 Drrwtr Sundays Rewits ?'-orala 93. Autnifn 90. OT __ Anton 35 Above (contr ) manure 36 Thotigh 4 Rabbit 25 delicate condition. 212 121, Kentucky UT Chattanooga OC New Orlens - - 14 S2 Indi4alip #`,*!(1lfn,l bat'? A Vlro;nia Utah 5r eila Dominion 103. GA. Wtw .n r. 74 41 35) 73 0 46 3()) 7A' San tiIin 1 St lOS W V n a 99 Tlan it VOlpario 75 OT entcky 10$. Vanderbilt $4 N Carolina 71. Duke 70 Otoke 1)0. TUlsa 107 1c 5? 9 7rn,e 67 CT - Louis #.'enipJt5 1 Proceedings 32 Eggs (ab) 33 Saint. tab) 2 Timber wolf 34 Amount (ab) 3 Hebrew dry ran 26 33 3 ss l ys 206 East Divislon W L P(l. Go Pittsburgh 107. Buffalo Is L"lartmouth 97. Columbia ii Lafayet?' 98 8uknclI 64 .ottor CCiI ft Plrw HOmpsh,re - TOhI.hi,, - D KOs Lampkin 75 37 I SI 710 241 SS '"' Houston 4. Chicago I Minnesota J. Quebec I Class A maize ' Clevind West Division r Paper measure 19 Parts of circles 49 Ancient '1 Scandinavian DOWN 28 Female sheep 3-2 Chicaoo 11apolls BaIt. E01101`1081P 64. Jay S6 Region 2 $0~01 Christian AC Tem Temple 67, Covenant &S Lee 106. Bryan 6-t Carolina% Conference Pfeiffer 61. High Pcnl So Mason-oi.~crn confteence 79. Baltimore i WHA Standings 3 Barlow 67, Tampa carlolic Region 4 Palm Reach North Shore 66. 0 Virginia Military $5, R'chmond , t Ocala Forest 24 Wood core of (6) Guiding Light R - East Division Region I 'oco. Beach SI Oregon Tech 72 Geo Foi 5 Wm Jewell 74. Mo Western 7$ I9pound title In the next.to-last event, outpointing Billy King of Alabama u R o_I4J5 t wouId be in the morgue not jus of the hospital, world lightweight boxing champton Roberto Du. ran said Sunday night after re. taining his tide agai at chal- Kansas city at Los Angeles Relift I Clark 73 i ( .,ty I took ,, u (AP - "U i i' h bad rUt! Boston at Washington Beach SO R#96" 3 Bryant 62, Roger waliams s2 Hastings 100. Kearney 1w, . Tamp& RoNnson 7z. Sarasota .- I Jackson ) F. horses 60 Falsifier 8 Papal Cape 43 Ticlier 20 Raised spirits 6 I Eleing IL&I,n) 9 Outer garment 45 Nimble of 63 Acjl ecji~e suffix bri(der Russian nsurgent(colI) (p1) 11 Un*snt.d plant 46 Becam e larger team. I 1:00 12, 8) Tomorrow Show if &M I 17 Pub drink 59 Hirint' 1 fr di(ICI'oo L t N ^ Ir L P4 -1 . N IL man) 56 Arrow po-son 16 Fictional dog Sa Implemenj hirnpton.h!p over what ILd been an underdog Florida Ai .. city (native genera' rime) 46 Farmers 13 Son organhration 14 Native mn.rAISl Step livOfy 15 Above IGer. 55 Operate favored Wildcats the South. Dea I 2:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our (24) Dimensions In F co ! ._ t~- ~~ ,_ . L 0 0 1~-- rr-, - IF A C r _. . L " . ... L, I ,I . . It ~x / king and has no trouble mess in against the jack and making 543 Pass WO Captioned News - I " A, 1 I • • £ 95 2 0 - -.= -, I here is to lay down his ace of sotrrn ID) 4 r 0 r 'THINK IT'S TIME ALL PE IWI< A vACA-noN. - L 'i ____ A Marriage (6) As The World (44) The Fugitive 9 Farm anirild a suffix I211 AlianC8P1tAI 47Soulhoin PANAMA CITY, Panama Toronito S. Detroit A Monday's Gansill California at Montreal Pensacola Woodham 57. Jack sonville Lee S4 Region 2 Lemoyne(>wen $3, Carson New York New Phtadelphia i. St Louis Vancc'uver 7. Washington - R.gs 4 Atlanta 4, Kansas City 0 New York istonders 3, out fato 3. Ile Results - 1ttOntwo 67, Oberlin 6S Cali St Louls A. Montreal I Toronto S. Wash;ngton 4 Los Angeles 7. Minne 1 vs, Lake Pittsburgh $ Saturday TOURNAMENTS Vancouver 3 Islanders & PfflIidclpttia3,K0n515 City 0 as. Future (10) C Crk g ace or ,P I urvive Answer to fly Saturdays Results PiItSbtgh 7. meffeld Lake Wtir 8 ter UnlonCounly, Class A ollege iuItalo vs -V'idQ0'l (I 2), 7. Filibulm Girl (12). 3 H C 's Gloavan i6i. A Willie De M8rc0 (1) S. Ims Bean (4), 6. Look C II -1 - Barlow Class AA Thursday 3 V p m. te FOrl Lauderdale ks Singapore 11), 7 Beafley (I). a R implement 42 eastern Conference wrestling 6 ,5 S i; us s Div.ion 4 39 1213 91 279 191 31 , ii 79 2U 7 0 25 79 ii 61 723 0 163$ Ii 43 172 749 Boston Toronto JacksOnville Kenny President L,~J (17). 3 Montague Leather (ii.). 6 f 30 n 7 67 714 198 Divislorl I 36 11 16 88 IM 194 5.shn - r =i Florida's Sharp won the long 4. L 'UHi with 2481-; and the triple jump with dif 4-* ,i. His 6.1 in the Wyard .1 ,so WHAT KAPPENs NOW, DOCTOR ? •• (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of I y bc !W 1* 17 ! 36 1.i3 ; Montreal Tampa L - Angeles -- .' it chichao 51 Louis Friday s in p m Miami Jackson s Orlando Evans Class AAA Thursday 7 pm Cocoa Beach vs West Palm Beach Norm Shore - _ .9 Farmi No, r m AMAID NOT! LURCH? h 0 honor fail ed by Days Graus STILL NamlNG ON OOP OR ORMLLE Tumir r- $ Oswald: "The safety play 109862 ALLEY (POP (6,1) News 'sa And You (3$) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery () nA A way to hand!F any other club # A Q 52 _______ Valley by Dkk I! kin.jack plus one or two small clubs He wants to find a 4973 La _________________________ Monday, March j,197S30 CARNIVAL holds 3 AKQJ 09 r I.-DO (2) Jarkpof Theatre Rebellion in a decade. That was In 72, . .i a .~ i - N ______________________ a Il 00 (24) Romantic Georgia 91-j. Tennessee had lost the indoor championship only 0,,Ice before 78 I? 9 15 211 147 Class AA, 7 p m (o' Class AAA MIflfl I p CI5S ' I -4 City (61.5 SlndytPOndy(i7) Yellow day in the Jacksonville Cola y Ranorj31 7013 75261 711 dash was good enough Star !S). 7 C,tOie Chaigq.r (6). for seum. ho ve beec announced by NY Island 77 2116 70 711 111 Ion.r th pl ace. FroIlcks, Fran (10). me rk)rIda High School Actiyj Atlanta 76 71 iJ 65 iii .,.. EIGHTH. 3-11, 3-I. i-I. Mineola Poppy Hes A atlon iiie euorts of Kentucky s Carr Division 2 (11. 7 Rose Gibson (U, 3. c. Ms Championship games are Vancvr 3176 6 66 211 195 brothers have failed to give the Tv%tiveimn (6i. 4, Deljonji jet (S), S. K's PhOebe ($7). I Touch 01 Hope (tO). :9 Kansas Division I schedulm for Saturday - 2 0 m for C lass A. 330prn for ) It ! -_ Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. BRIDGE AT 4 108 63 (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety Straight Talk (35) Felony Squad (44) Lady Llve+ln 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (35) Science Fiction The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) R hoda BIb ' ' ne,SSee 331i, Alabama 32, Ken- Standings Happl; (13)Richard Hall 8'OO '2' S (3$) I3l -_ By OSWMJ) and JA%1IS JACOBY r I Passwor d (13) Dick Powell (24) Washington (13) World i Two Wheels (44) UrIsCope State was a distant second with 39, followed by Mississippi State 34, Ten. Cleveland a? Portland Mall 16). 7, K's Quit - (9) Les Make A . Games vs ' WIN. - NORTH (6) Young And Medical Center 10:00 (6) (44). Dinah 3) Wesleyan Singers (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (2, 8, 44) Mov le (6) Maude (3S,44) Star Trek 7*30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (111!i World At War 63i;o)tOI;?uisiana Dvircilt at Milwaukee Chicago fit Golden State Pacific It. San joso. st I? Kansas I#, cftrado 76 I r__ I I -_ Mt Walker (8) Jackpot Week (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 24 Florida, led by versatile Mike Sharp, was way ahead in win. Golden Slate Line Animals nlng the meet Saturday with Boston at New York FicMei'difle weekend. Monday's Games P40 om Tueiday (9) Wild World TONIGHT'STV 9 Truth indoor track meet during the 117 Portland lfl 7,00 (2) To Tell The er was tied in the Southeastern Conference Houston lio, Phoenix lod S3 CO1'4IO. AFTERNOON EVENING - Sunday's Results SeAttle 104. Boston 97 Washinciton 117. Los Angeles 104 Philadelphia 91. New York By Kansas City Omaha I 22, De UCLA 93. Stanlord Sill Monday, March 3, 1975 MONDAY BATUN ROUGE, La. (AP) Four conference records two f Lb held b champion Tennessee were City 104, Buffalo S t a te Golden SilIaqJ (I?). S. WillowTwister aIao 74 Bo (5), 6 Ioniawa J.icke (6), 7 Tom Oregon St 16. Washington , I Kansas 109 FAR WEST FOURTH, 5-16. C - L L -S 4 Crowns 349 14 rkansas72.S Methodist Cc*urtnep (57),I kIMa4ala (5) 0 22 41 Texas El Ravlol IS. Rice 67 (to THIRD.$-)&.D-1 Baynciri6i.? Toni T ress (12). 3 L L 's Irwin i to, A Pen MurPtiv (1), S Cacf us joy (4). S*Arwe*s Arliborn (6i, 7 R&T-s VAf ShAll In 2B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Ca p I - __ N AllAnta Hoppins BAbiP 0), I Rumseacope - 31 OntM,t 95 Dtrolt 9S Chlcgo 94 TexasChristian Cha!,ar is 2)1 SIXTH, 5.16. A ,, SOUTHWEST K'S fif.,Ufftl 16). 6 Avadelle I 10). I I 37 21 SAturday'a Results 7. R's Chiniman (5). 3 Ebony * Country C M (101, 3 ture Pacific Di vi si on Entries . 1 _111111111 Y V LEISURE Dog _11111111 I - ~. -. r -- ~_~--- - -- --.'--. - - - -- -- - -- - I -- - -. ' Mhi:jE 1: �4B-EVEnIRQHIra)d,SanforI Monday,March3,75 Legal Notice -- Lal Mnfiee - - LAnd NnfIeA INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LegalNotice LegalNotice • - I- - - - rour iannlu_UnfI --- - - .L..1 i. . JUUeFiTS IJI 3OAPartmefltsUnfurnished IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE FICTITIOUS NAME CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Notice Is hereby given thati am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE CUlT OF FLORIDA 1P4 AND FOR cc.gaged in busness at 500 E. CUlT IN AND OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. FICTITtOUS NAME COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL SEMINOLE COUNTY Semoran Blvd • Suite 13, Nolice ;s hereby given that we are CASE NO. 'S•25$CA.O,.0 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN CASE NO. 742100.CA.1s.E REX A. STONE d•ba REXMAR PROBATE DIVISION ngagcd in business at Camp by virtue tjf Ihjt Ca%selberry, 32707, Seminoli I re CHANGE OF certain Writ Of MGI COMPANY NAME PROBATE NO. 7St.CP Seminole, RI. ,1, Box Ut, Sanford County, Florida under the fIctitious BRADLEY JOSEPH WilT Execution issue'j out of and under Plaintiff, In re: Estate of 32771, SemInole County, Florida name of EMPLOYERS' BUSINESS tr •p .-,,.,., ,, By The Associated Press "It (the truck) came out of DtNLiI. unoer ?ictlYiotj5 name of CAMP Orange County, F ort0a.vpon final JOSE PH ana mat I Intend to BRADLEY JOSEPH KENNEDY Four University of 'Florida nowhere. We had no idea of t.. deceased. register Said name with the Clerk of BURNShis wifi, and SEMINOLE, and that we intend to judgment rendered in the aforesaid GERALDINE A. BURNS, AMENDED NOTICE TO CREDITORS students jii run for what was happening," said Wi1 gn the Circuit Court. Seminole County, courtonth,1nddayofOdt,,,AD NOTICE OF ACTION BAR.DEN INTERPRISES, INC. dAIlcrediIor$oft,ta,eotH.y Florida In accordance with the lO:BILLIEJOEW,TT charityralsedthestate'sweek. llamSipala,20,ofFort Lauder. the Circuit Court, Seminoi, County. 1973,.In that certain case entitled, b-a .! Yeackte, deceased, are hereby provisions of the Fictitious Name ORLANDO Florida' In acco CARPET Post Office Box 265 end death toll to 10, the Florida dale, riding in the back of the danb with the Interstate Supply Corporaton, etc. SPECIALIST TRI-CITY ELEC. t'0'1fI0d and required to tile any Slatutes, To-Wit: Section 565.09 lIpton, Indiana provisions of the Fictitious Name Plaintiff, .'t- Don Smith, Defendant. TRICAL CONTRACTORS, a cor- claims or demands which they may Florida Statutes 1957. Highway Patrol says. flatbed with the rest of Statutes, To.Wit: 5ticn sas.ot which aforesaid Writ of Ex,ction poratlon. •fld HERMAN GOLDYOU ARE HERESY NOTIFiED haveagain%tsaldestatejfllheoffice 5: Mark R. Laiar FIori4 Statutes 1957. Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity Jured and dead, He said was Celivti' to me as Sheriff of MAN. that an Amended Petition for Of CIfrkOIClrutt Court of Seminole P.bihth: Feb. 10, 17. 71. March 5: Ruse1I 1. Monctftf Sern.noi, County. Florida. and I brOthers Larry Burlew, 20, of one yelled "Jump!" and he saw 3. Chenge of Name for BRADLEY _____ Kathleen Moncrief ins Defendants, h3ve levied upon the following JOSEPH WilT to BRADLEY Homestead; Mark Stafford, 19, "two big headlights coming Sanford, FIorIds, within four DEK-Il NOTICE OF ACTION Pubilh: Feb. 10. 17. 24, March 3, descrb.d property vneo by Don TO: JOSEPH 1. Calendar months from the dale of 1975 BURNs JOSEPH KENNEDY has been filed; of Deiray Beach; Mark Sim. right at us. There were bodies Smith. said property being located andyouarerequiredtoserv,aopy the first publication of this notice. and DE K.33 In 5emnoI County. Florida, more FICTITIOUS NAME of your answer or other responsive mona, 19, of Alexandria, Vs., all over." Each claim or demand must be in GERALDINE A. BURNS. Particularly described as follows: Notice is hereby given that we are pleadIng to the Am.tnded Petition for and Jerry Engram, 18, of Bill Mendenhall, fraternity writing and must state the place his wife, One (1) 1971 Chevrolet Truck, engaged In business at 670 5. East Change of Name on HAL H. KANwhose residence Clarksburg, Md., died En an faculty advisor, said, "It's a Title No. 4770656 I.D. No. residence and post Off ice address of Lake Rd. Longwood. Seminole TOR, ElcivIre, Lowndes. Peirsol. FICTITIOUSNAME YOU Apt HEREBY NOTIFIED the claimant and muI be C5111A67167 early Saturday accident, terrible tragedy. The brothers Sworn $3name Counly, Florida iider the flcII?iovs Drosdlck a. Doster, Profetsional thatanactiontoenforcea Ilenonthe by the Jaimant, his agent, or his ) Of VINTAGE VETTES. and Auoclation. Suited33, First Federal Oui, Title No. QQ In business at RI, Bx elve oUr st'jdents were In- have always done some kind of attorney, or it will beme void that we intend to Buitdlng, Post Office Box 7509. Jured. 36. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, Seminoli historical ivehicle) 0 No 9Sil ItS (restored and being i Seminole County, according to la project for the Heait Fund but register said name with the Clerk of Orlando. Florida, 732, and file the County, Florida sder the fictitious Florida to wit: William Frederick Yeackle oers vehicles being stored at said they charged this was the first time they tried the Circuit Court, Se'ninofe County. orioinal answer or of her name of flhJTfDa.a I a i. -- Au '-"" ret n1v - - -. ' r.v 7. UU 'Lr The Spa logs " Ratllff a. Florida in accordance with the plesding in the office of the above William Parker, 59,of Perry, this kind of thing." Sons in Sanford, Florida. Put Book 16. page 9, Public Gordon V Frederick provisIons of the Fictitious Name Court on or before Marth 31, 1c75. If with careless drising after his The Highway Patrol gave registersaidname with the Clerk of San,lnole County, Florida wiil at ha5 been filed against you and you Henry J. Veackle Florida Statutes 1957. wiilbetakenforth,rellef demanded florida In accordance with the A D. 1975. offer for sale and sail to written defenses, it any, Publish March 3. tO. 1975 rfovlsians of the Fictitlo Name th highest bidder, for cath, Subject Howard Stephen J. P.cCummings 04 Name. Statutes. To Wit: e-ction US.09 i. Clifton, Plaintjfi's At DEL ? truck on State Road 20, a mile ______________________________ Publish: Feb. 10, 17, 24, March 3. to any and all exiiting leins, al th9 tof'ney, whose address is: ill Sotjlh -Randy U. Smith, lu WiTNESS WHEREOF. I have north of Perry. florida Statutes 1957. , of -1975 hereunto ict my hand and affixed Front (West) Door of the Seminole MaltlandAye,Mailland Fiorideon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 3F THE DEK.39 Goshena Ala., killed Sunday in County Courthouse in Sanford. or myofficlal seal at Seminole County, "ll(Pk)idhehdj before March 5th, inS, and file EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. _________________________ Florida, this 7Othday of February, comeoutofsomefogand those a near tarLanna. one-car collision on U.S. 90 Gary C. DeGaetani SOnaIpprty. Further inIormat Court either before service on COUNTY. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. (Seal) Publish: Feb. 7. 21. March ) 10, avaIlable from the Civil Division of Plaintiff's Attorney or imn0iaf,ly Civil Action No 7S254.CA-O4 E 1975 ' th Seminole COunty Shriff' CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H fleckwith, Jr stde,its' truck) were blinding IIOSc Iowa, killed Sunday thereftc tv,' Irt ,, the t. rrr,c of di-f,tuit Dep.irtmcrt COUNTY, FLORIDA. Clerk of the Circuit Court himii," said Patrolman Quentin when his motorcycle hits be entered against you for the relief LEA RlE HAAS, Wile, That said sale Is being made to demanded in the Complaint, CIVIL NO. 74.i97cA.o9c By: LillIan T. JenkIns ck and cIryoF ittle. 'He said he applied satisfy the terms of said Writ of Deputy Clerk FEDERAL NATIONAL MORon the Pensacola flay Bridge. Witness my hand and the seat ct Wl(, lAM DANIEi LONOw000. r.,oqDA PIAAS, Execution, 1GAGE ASSOCIATION brakes but he couklra't stop in LOWNDE5, PEIRSOL OROSDICK ' I1usb.nc1 this court on February 6th, 1975 tOTlCE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO John E Polk, Plaintiff & DOSTER, -George E. McGuire, 51, Unit,," (Seal) CONSIDER DISSOLUTION ADOPTION O Sheriff Professional Association Arthtjr H. PC(kjIh, Jr OFMARRIAGE Kathy Mayer, 18, of Miami, a Winter haven, killed Sund,y PROPOSEDORDIPIANCE Semir,ol, County, FkWIda HOMER C. FAYSON and GENEVA By: Hal H. Kantor, Esquire As Clerk of the Court NOTICE OF ACTION 10 WHOM 'T MAY COPICcRN "little sister" of the fraternity, morning in a two-car collision PublIsh: Feb. 21, March 3. IL 17, FAYSON, his wife, Suite 123, FIrst Federal Building By: Lillian I. Jenkins IC" WILLIAM DANIEL HAAS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by p973 in Polk County. Defendants. Poit Office Box 29 suffered a fractured skull. She A Deputy Clk C o Donald McVay the City of Longwood. Florida, that DEK 131 Orlando, Florida 31002 NOTICE OF SALE Hoard J. Clifton Route the City Council will hold a public was listed in serious condition -Arthur F. Edwards, 2], of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Attorneys for Petitioner Attorney for the PIInt;ff Liberty, Kentucky harIng to consider enC,,,nt at Tallahassee Memorial lIosPalm flay, killed Saturday in a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 111 South Maitlanu Ave on the 12th day of Mirth, 1975, at Ii Publith' Feb. 21, March 3, 10, I?, 47139 Ordinance No 391. entitledam, at the west front door Of the 1975 pitl. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR M.aitland, FlorIda 37751 one.veclec?ashon State Road ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Courthouse of Seminole County. at ,K-137 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY C'JIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish: Feb. 10, 17. 21, March 3. YOU lhal an action for Dissolution of sanford, Florida the OFAPI LONWOOD. The other injured were re 5. FLORDA. COUNTY.FLORIDA. untersi0ned IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 1973 leased after treatment. RELATING TO COMPLIANCE BY CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-U5-CA.O9-G DLK-42 MarrIage and other relief has be*n Clerkwiilofferfcrsalethefoliowjng FOR -Jay C. Jones, 19, of New. SEMINOLE COUNTY, filed against you and you are described real property: THE CITY OF LONGW000, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE requ.red to FLORIDA The oup was taking turna FLOP IOA WITw ?M tUIPOI rt. a pedestrian killed Sattw. serv. rnn tf ... COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE Plaintiff, CUlT 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE Subdlvisie, according to the PIat In re: Estate of Morton RoSccrblum, Es., Attorney theqenf PLANNING ACT OF 1974, after being pledged almost $1,- Leon County as recorded In Plot Book 1, IDA HULL IHURSTOPI. COUNTY. FLORIDA. for Petitioner, whose address is CRIATIPIG THE CITY OOfro1nGainsvjf1e,nerciants 0. E RERTRANG, etc. ci al Page 71, of the Public Records of 2 CIVIL ACTION NO. Deceased 75-17.CA.ot.F Suite 705, 4)0 East Highway -Dennis Puleo, 33, of Coral LOP4GW000 LAND PLANtI1IG NOTICE TCREOITORS Defendants. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Casselberry. FIor.da 37707, on or Seminole County, Florida, for each mile run. A service for Springs, killed Saturday in a AGENCY; SETTING FORTH SAID I ii ::rea ic , Yne - --_________________________ cc I CLASSIFIED ADS eii f Seminole 322-2611 - CLASSIFIED DEPT. a 1 thru S times 6 thru25tjmos 3lca line 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. _________________________________ 1Iimes 34c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52.00MINIMUM CHARGEI SATURDAY 9.NOon 3 LInesMInmum ç -:,-- LecIthlfltVIni,r 116' kelpt all tour In one capsul, ask for ________________________________ S-Lost & Found _____ -_-_— Smaliwhilefemalech,hhU. Owner pleasecall 337 0711 ________________________ iwiFORSALE--_E. V. FOS1 ER, Lake Mary 372 Sf41 Honey Tangerine'1 1) O0per. 32767)3; 3370367 __________________________ I NOTICEOFSUIT AND TO: 0. E. BERTRANG. a k.a TOAGE ASSOCIAT,ON, Plaintiff, v GEORGE JOHNSON, JR. and _____ ( l " \f REAl FSTATE. INC ___________________________ FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on Scenic Wekiva Rivers bass fishIng paradse, among beautiful oaks. Rental from 5125 mc. for mobile homes includes free canoe use. Adults only. Camp Seminole, 322 1110. * "Get 'EM While 'j * They 're Hot! * New houses in a rural area No down Efficiency apt., all utilities fur fiShed, newly decorated, 597 50 ________________ Large 1 bedroom furnished apart. ment. All utilities included, 911 Park. $165 month. $50 damage. 323 0630 - - — - - - - CailBart Real Estate ____ _____ ____ Help Wanted Apply in person to - * R ange . Refrjgerator - * Carpeted, only 19150. 3277796 REALTOR Adults, no e1s. 3229211 _f. ?'_S. Clothes Washer-Dryer * Heated Pool -_____ FROM$160 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. ____________________________ cOnstructun Co office, preferably wIth mechanized accounting - Must have willingness to be trained in Pompano Beach, Fla for several months before re __________________________________ location Office in Sanford Inquire 373 616'.. - _____ ______ Apartments ,, ,c','.e rh.c-d tr the ulflma? in apartment living, you'll find it located iutt two bick west of 17 between Fairway Plaza and Seminole High School Bedroom $174 Wall-to.WalI Shag ARK $55 - - Pool & Clubhouse 3 BR. 1' ibaths, carpet, central hôt $200 mo 3776345 ADULTS ONLY PETS CONSIDERED MobIle Home ParL 3236350 Model Homes SANLANTA- 3 bedroom, 1 bath. 5 Beautiful Acres central heat & air, fully carpeted, Wooded and compleie with 3 1120 Florida Ave. - - , lS'xlS' storage shed, only 1 yr. old. ' _____________________________ "' n" .,tV •#.•U __________________________________ ________ _________________ 33—Houses ______ EPvlCE 7311W -_-. - 7uto Parts _________________________ Ri,,cOriditiOfl,d Batteries, 512 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. C.asselberry, 17-92 $30. ________________________________ -. . - _ 62-'-'LaWfl.Gardefl 78-?lotorcycles ___________________ - _______________________ 327 56fl Cypress Mulch 6. Tropical Plants WoOdruff's Garden Center Motorcycle Insuran,e BLAIR AGENCY 601 Celery Ave., Sanford location & financing $37,754) Harold Hall Realty 2606S''Wy 1797 REALTOR 373 Si7 KULPDECORATORS 409W. 1st St. 327-7313 Let me till your spring garden spot ormow your vacant lots. Floyd Fretr, 322 3191. — 1971 Honda 350 M.akeoffer.Atter6 29507 FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. — Two girls' 70" Bicycle's, Girls clothing, 12-16: 100 paperback books; rocking chair. 323 $371 64—Equipment for Rent __________________________________ Rent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet Shampooer for onty $1.30 per day, MAIILAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17-92Op-en Sat. & Sun. 95 1 BR. 2 full baths, family room & den, plenty storage. $75,000. 3270192 after 1 p.m. 3392920 REAL FLORIDA LIVING- 1', acres near large lake with many palm trees Comfortable mobile ccmpic'tc:y furr,i5hd $13000. WE TAKE TRADES beautIful cabinet. Also color Portable Other MIsc. 3730700 -'"- 51—'Iousehokj Goods ______________ COUNTRYLIVINGYetctOS.?Iy * * Datsun-Subaru Sale '71 some below dealer cost, first come'tir'st cnolcel Pius Fla.'s finust Used Cars, Dick Blirc) Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph 1311)10, Open Sundays 124 ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING 6- OANUINCi KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 332.5737 Singer __________________ _________________________ 1973 Nova Hatchback, yellow, 3 Speed. AM radio, extra nice, $77s Call Duane McGuire at 322-1651 66—}3orse'5 ______________________________ Drop inbobbin, zig zag, and) needle -position. Like new condition, sold 2 PonIes For Sale new for $61, balance of 5-45 cash or With or Without Tack Spaymentsof$10 Newwarrapty. ' ___'' Dealer 1967 RAMBLER AMERICAN 3736)56 Call Credit Dept. And Acreage c1rc.om set. complete $105; guitars, $15. new living room set, $170: 2 twin beds, $10 complete; tadiesdsk, 525 Dave's Furniture, JOHN IKRIDER, ASSOC W. Garneft White ONE PREVIOUSOWNER 373 6106. 67A—Feed ___ -___ - SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St.. Sanford 3fliI1 Eves,sOf Homes, Lots - _ 1969 Dodge CoCnet 440 $ CyIkndjc, cisc owner, clean See at lii F W(1iva Park Dr on the Wek-a River 3270746 Two Pigs, readyfor Breeding or Barbecurrg C,'11l37? JIM DANDY-JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S. E. 46. San'ord 323 473j 1971 VW AM FM radio, 64.000 mlrGe-nd ConditiOn. 5195 377 6002 500 Sanforci Ave. ______________________________ ________________________________ Broker, 101 W. Commercial Sanford 3727501 - 1977F0,dF 100Plck up 302 VLgooct condition $I,0Q 33% 0017 iris' Setter Puppies, 10 wk. old, AKC. shots & wormed $100 each 901 73.1 9310 or 37) 5770 after 5. ,, Commercial Properties -. 3225107 After S paneled, carpeted and furnished, GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Can use as 2 or 3 bedrooms, 7 iq sewing cabinet, repossessed You can get a fair prce wt.en you storage buildings All for 0flI Singer's best model, winds bobbin advertise your "don't needs" ;n $11,000 'n machine, Full automatic, tre Want Ads Pay balance of $70 or 10 pay __________________________ Stemper Realty merit; of $1 - .-- ----MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOP 372 4991 19195. French 3277)71,372-1196.377 754 3271959,3221141 80-Autos for Sale AKC Doberman pincher puppies P.ck Uçi una car's l-REE. Small Cb*napion lineage. 575 105150. Mr. price for othevs Call alter i p m Anderson, 365-5710. 3271621 ______________________ Beautiful Shepherd Alaskan Malamute Good markings. cx VW 193.9 BEETLE cellenttempermentforcheldrenor GOOD CONDITION watch dog Males or female's. 510. 332 419 Solar Collector-will generate tempera?uresabove2)2oeg 1195 372 4.610 BROKERS Days-)fl 6173 Nights 372.S424or 332-2332 -- ''"-- Early American Console Color TV, ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Condition. 322. 65"PetS Supplies 5551172,Orlando - It?) Che'.y '; tQV1 pIck up with or without 0' slide in camper Good CARROLL'S FURNITURE - Ovechead5teelGarageOr and Fittings A-i Conditln hOme baths, with central heat and air Owner will negotiate $73,900 Convenient Location SANFORD RECVEi 1970 Yamaha 90 CC, Twin Street. $100, helmet inCluded Geneva. 3'9 SIn. 3 Bedrooms Nearly New Furnished , Hedge Viburnum, 1','to7', Well Bunched in cans $1.00. 707W. 20th. qualifying $74 900 with terms 137 Country Club Drive $110,? bedroom, family room Information inwindow _______________________ Supplies 761 N.Orange Ave. WinterPark,6.i3 1121 UUS' S. Plan now to vacation this year in y-our own REC see trom P4011'S Central FIoridas Your MLS Agency REALTORS 2543 Park Dr Immaculate) BR. $175 Mo 7 BR Duplex,5t75Mo 323-6650 Come out and Inspect - Dishwasher & Disposal Near H'gh School 1010 Laundry Facility Dow available in Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family . 3 Bedrooms, I', Baths 75--RecreationalVehicles 3734711 Waterbed Sale * Queen Size with frame, $44 95 FORREST GREENE INC. bCdrooms, 2 baths, family room, double garage, central climate control and many other eutras yOu'll like Only Iii Stan's Auction Hwy. 46. Pi Mi EaSt of I I 332-911? office furniture Wood or ste,l desks (executive desk & chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing Cabinets, as is Cash an Carry * corn REALTORS)?) 635.3oro-&S 2333 SAN LANTA ONLY 113.900 f this brick with 3 bedrooms, 1' baths. Fenced Year old wahet and dryer included in price Carport enclosed into familt room. A good buy. Auction Saturday 7 P.M Onen daily 10.3 We tu', seil,tradl. Used SANFORD FLEA MART 1',MIle Eon Ibancil 1 Sat -Sun. 9 S 322 2599. 321 0720 311 313 E FirstS? ', Central Heat & Air Rentals from only a.'ailabte 3 BDRM.. Air & Heat, 107 Temple Drive. $175 month. Call after S IDYLIWILDE- A SHOEMAKER pm 3736461. ,.,...,. Six Month's Lease - Beautiful 3 bedroom. 1' bath. carpeted, fenced yard 1st & last, 323 7491, Carolyn Lewis Homemakers Sisow. Ba sure to be there when Ihe doors open at 6:30 p ri's '--.. 60'-'-'O'rf ice - - nual pcI. rate $73,500 Acre Realty. REALTOR. 323 7730. heating unit, new carpeting, niw Plumbing fixulure's. new pain inside and Out, lust about ne's' - ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 97 _ 3225941 - BUY -SELI.-TRADE in inside Utility area. Also uarage. 2642 Sanford Ave. Sanford $145 mo 134 16.t. ___________________________ LADIES, you will learn lt cc-bnj hp's ,x? ?h(' SanfOrd (vc Center March 1, presented by Th Herald and nationally famous IS' Boat, 25 HP motor and trailer. WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE 3 BR., $750 down, $202 mo. $ian 3 Bdrm, 7 bath, dining & Florida. _____________________________ ________________________ Central air I heat, large lot, Loch Arbor. $700 mo 377 2101. Masonry Construction MOBILE HOME stro — Two ,, n 3 bedroom home fenced yard, patio. Newly decorated. Plo more "$ANFOKD'S SALES LEADER " than 2 children. 3227741. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR' 7 bedroom, eat-in kitchen. liing ALMOST NEW' Completel - One Bedroom $144 Ij Ste returns. Try one and see. Call 3772611 or 1319993 5O-lvjiscellaneous for Sak? fortable, I bedroom. 2 bath, central heat & air. Large family room, with fireplace, excellent 323 2060. ______________ Loch Arbor - On lake, paved street, I yr tease, renewal OptiOn, 6 rooms, central heat 6. air, 1st 1 373 ________________________ CLiqcal Help wafitect booxeeper that audience studies NBC 4 BEDROOMS, spacious, 72-Auction II' Orlando Clipper with ii HP Johnson ant' trailer, 1)95 337 6002 A,I Merchandise Terms, __________________________ .. : AFTERHR 5: 37239 'eturn I,, one and see Call 37? 2611 o' UI 'i") 3236031 after S Block buIlding and lot, 54,04)0, Location P.tidway Call anytime afte. 5 7 ASSUME MORTGAGE - Areas open. off Southwest Blvd . off 24th SI.; off Locust Ave. Call 1443079. ai 322-0611 A small Ctassifed Ad brings bi'? Also I rods & Reel; 373 1331 Alio, 3 Bdrm • 1' - baths, central heat, garage, on corner lot. 520,100. Terms. 377-nfl. te e trees. By owner 533.000 377-419:5; Dr. 323 2970. aaln No Selling experience FOR SEMINOLE to time 'ntll final action Is taken by COUNTY, Seminole County, Florida in at- tug petIt, coon on or before March 19th, 1973; appear to be the owners of un te Ct! Coti! NOTICE OF ACTION WIT$ESSmy hand and lheilvI utherwse a jvt$,,,,iI i'iay L CIVtL ACTION NO. 73 (03-CA-It-C FkItt f itildIlUlbiC THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: A copy of the proposed Ordinance said Court on Name Statutes, To Wit: February 13th, 1975. entered against you for the relief property presumed abandoned. DOUGLAS WASSON. I1postedattheCItyHafI,Longw.nd, (Seal) Section 01509 Florida Statutes 1957 MELVIN L. BRINSON added another 30 minutes demanded In the complaint or Account Number. Apparent Petitioner, Florida, and copies a on fili with fl7 Earl Street 5: Avanelle Z DaShner Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. petition, showed the program had far Owner. E 00670001 Arnold Charles the Cltrk at the City and same may Rochester, New York Publish- March), 10. 17, 71, 1975 Clerk CA the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and the seal of 01' KaY Pless; E 005.5.0001, Black LeBARBARA ANN WASSON. be inspected by the public. higher ratings than before, 14611 DEL-i By: Elaine RICharde said Court on February 13th. 1973. roy, 701 Sanford Ave., Sanford. Fl. OATED7h1s 26th day if February, Respondent. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Deputy Clerk -____________________________ V Seal) 37771; E -0035 cm,. Connors AD. 1973 NOTICE OF ACTION Marie; E. that MARGARET BRINSON has FICTITIOUS NAh%V Publish: Feb. 17. 24, March), tO. Arthur H. Btckwith, Jr. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: S: Orysle R. Shomat, 0053 0001, Florida Home Builder; E. filedaPelitiofllnlp,eCircuitcourtof -_LegalNotice Notice is hereby given that we are ______________________________ 1973 Clerk of the Circuit Court 00550005, Langhffis Wm; E 0005BARBARA ANN WASSON City Clerk Seminal. County, Florida. for engaged In bu'slnt'ss at 502 W. DEK.93 By: Elaine RICh.arje BOx 111 PICTITIOU$PIAMR 6. LOoney Burke 5; E-0035.0001, DlssoluflonofMarriage,and you Of the Cfly of S.nlando, Springs Drive, Longwood, are -Dps$y Clerk Rip.& Ready Tomato And Prode Notice Is hereby given that I am Oriswld, Iowa 51333 Lsg*ood, Florida IN 'THE CIRCUIT COURT required to serve a copy Cf yOur SemIn0leCounfy,Fiord,ff the PublIsh: Feb. 17, 24. March 3. io, Co. c-o Chas S Nicks; E-00S5.000t, wrlttendefenses,ifany,on engaged In buslntss at lOS Lake Publish: March 3, 7175 ________________________ Roy NED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cll 197S YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED flctltleus name of KELLY'S DestIny Trail. Maltland 321St, 0 Gay; E-005S0010, Stetson W Jill IAN ID A$ t?U!Yfls* DEL3 '''. ! tPIIIDOUGLASWASSONha5III.,Ja BARGAIN SHOP. ari p xv uv jre,i, t I .rnnutet,.ourny, Ptoricja under the _________________________ in tne CIrcuIt Court of tend to raglster said name with COUNTY. FLORIDA wii. lyre Court DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for Seminole County. Florida. for Child Clerk of WINTER SPRINGS. the fktltiousnameof 16.5 ProdutL and No.); E 0055 0012, Waddell Mack P PetitIoner. Post Office BOx 1330, Custody, and you CIVIL ACTION NO. 714S-CA4$.O the FLORIDA 0 Box 94$. Fern Park Fl CIrcuit Court, Seminole that I intend to register said name are renuired t County, Florida in accordance with rR Sanford, Florida, 37771, and file the srve a copy Of your written with the prcvi'1lons of the SCMlOL the Clerk of the Circuit Court, COUNTY, Florida corporation, a k a MOP TOWHOMITMAYCOPJCERN FLORIDA Seminole County. Florida an ac Oo. INC., or deScription of the Property and Courtonorbefor.March 11th, 1973, JULIAN JR of STENSTROM, 5ectionJ09 Florida Statutes 1957, NOT ICC IS HEREBY GIVEN by the name and address of the holder otherwis. a CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.)SS5.D Plaintiff, theCtyCounciIoftheC,tyof Winter may be obtaIned by and ultimate DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorneys for FictitIous Name Statute's. To Wit: HELEN H. ANDERSON. Cf any Persons ludoment willdefault be entered against 5: PatrIcia Lickey Sprmn, Florida, that said Council prosesslng an interest unremerrlud widow. Petitir, Post Office Box 1330. in the you for the r&ief demanded in Sectionl66 09 Florida Statutes 1937. RONALD SCARLATA Clarence R. LIckey a.td will hold a public hearing at 7:30 the ortybyaddressinganinquiry,0 Petition. ______________________ Sanford, FlorIda. 32771, and 5: Charles B. SIlverman Plaintiff - BEVERLY A. SCARLATA, his wife. fie the Publish: Feb. 10. 17, 24, March p.m.. or as soon thereafter as GERALD A. LEWIS, State Campvi originalwlthth.Clerkofth,Circuit 1975 Publish Feb 74. March 3, tO, 17, • and FIRST RANK OF SAVANNAH, pO'sSiblC.OflMOndiy. March 74. 1975. trotler, as Administrator, Aban- sealWITNESS JOHNSON AND of said Court my hand and official Court on or before March 31st, 1973, DEK-31 1975 JOHNSON a Stat, banking assocJaIion to consider the adoption of an or doned Property on this 4th day of Section, Ofherwi'si a default and ultimate DEK 131 Capitol, February, A.D. 197S. A Florida Corora$ion, and GRADY judgment wIll be entered against liws Of Georgia, FICTITIOUS NAME Spring's, Florida, litle of which Is as lo mention account number, name FICTITIOUS NAME P. JOHNSON, individually, Arthur ft. Bckwflh. Jr. Defendants. follow's: and address, as published in this PetItion DOfendant Clerk NOTICE OF SUIT of CIrcuIt Court engaged In business at IlI' Sanford engaged in busIness AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY notice. Unless proOf Of ownership Is AMENDED WITNESS my hand and OfficIal Ave • Sanforo, at 755 Woodside TO: FIRST BANKOF SAVANNAH, OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, presenf SemInole County, Fida to the holder by Mayo, seal at Seminole County, Pd, MaItInø, Seminole County, NOTICE OF said Court on this Wh day of Florida under the fictitious name a State barging association, whole AMENDING SECTION By: Elaine RiCharde of 1 OF OR- 1975, the property will be delivered February, A.D. 1975 FORECLOSURE SALE Florida under the flctitidu's name Cf principal place of business is ISa DINANCE NO Ill, Deputy Clerk PROVIDING tothe Administrator. Thereafter, all lIed CENTURY RADIO AND T.V. EMORY DEVELOPMENT, and (Seal) hOTICE 15 HER[fly GIVEN, P4 Julian, BullStreet, Savann,aPt,Ge.cwga 311-77 FOR AP4 AMEPlDEyN TO EX fuflher claims puri.ac' Icr a Finai iixigment of must be drected SERVICE OR CENTURY T.V, and that I intenc) to register laid name Arthur H Beckwira, Jr to STENSTROM, DAVIS thtatwe Intend to register said name with the Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CEPT THEREFROM, IN AD. tre Administrator, Clerk ForCcto'surc' dated The l7Ih diiy of of Circuit of the Circuit Court, Court that the Plaintiff, MURCADO OP DITION TO THOSE EMPLOYEES & MCINTOSH with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole County, Ft.bra!iry, AD 1975. and entered 10 ORLANDO, INC.. a Florida County. Florida in ac Florida GERALD A. LEWIS Post Office Box 1330 Seminole cor- OR OFFICIALS EXCLUDED DY County. Florida in ac As Administrator cordarsce with the proviion of the By LillIan T. JenkIns Civil Action Plo 74 15550, 01 the poration. i-k-a MURCADO. INC., Sanford, Florida 37171 ccrdance with the provIsions Of the LAW, THOSE EMPLOYEES cp Publish: Feb 21, March). 1913 Circuit Court of •the County of Ptas Instituted suit Fictifious Name Statute's, To Wit: Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Petitioner against you in the OFFICIALS WHO RENDER Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit SminoI, )fate of FIor,d& wherein CircuIt Ned N. Julia,,, Jr. StCtIofl$4309 Florida Statutes 1937. Publish: Feb. 10, 17, 21, March Cos,t If the Eighteenth SERVICES AS ELECTED OF Section 16309 Florida Statutes 1957. STENSTROM, DAVIS & 5: H. H. Emory HELEN H. AN3ERSON. a Judicial Circuit in md 1973 5: Paul F. Thompson for Seminole FICIALS. THOSE EMPLOYEES iN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND DCX 35 unemarri.'c)w1dow. McINTOSH PublIsh: Ftb. 74. MarCh 3, 10, 17, tSti'sfPij,ntiff, County, Florida. Civil Action OR OFF'CIAIS WHO RENDER FOR Putt, N. Thompson Post OffIce Box 1330 0d JOHNSON AND JOHNSON 1975 SEMINOLE Number: 751a5 CA 090; the flatufC COUNTY, Jim Hunt Realty _____ ____ Unfurnispier.j, 1 bedroom apt., aIr, 7324 Park Dr 337.21 Dish washer. Disposal 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments, Mayfair, 3 Bedrooms. carpeted. ______ ________________ AVON says. . . Make It a Happy New Year. Pay off last years bills and start saving good chance -. — * s French Ave Night cleaner needed Immediately. Permanent employment. Apply I __________________________ A Sm*Il fI*.qli..'t carpet, nice for Children. $23,005. Adults preferred 3735151or27-6670 REALTY Rig Real Estate Broker E.lShSt 3noo5 4 Bdrms,. 1'3 baths, central H & A, '..- COINS SEMINOLE COIN CINTEP 109W. 1st St., 373 1353 15' Cobia, d(ep V. 1973 63 HP Johnson. Back to bick fold d'swn seats Excellent conditiOn. Call 46-Co me rcia I Prope ily - 31A-Dupxes ________________ — GOLD 85 tIP t,'.c-rcur -y, Cc' titled trailer, electric winch, electric trolling motor, Other accessories, Will self to highest bidder over 13.600 by Mar I. 6.u. 1949. NEW SMYRNA BEACH LOT- I block from the ocean. 55.095 with terms of 51,173 down, balance montaiy TAFFER — WE BUY AND SELL (,','skr 17' Beach Time 2 BR, air, large corner lot, carpet, drapes, excellent cOnd Only 116.300. By owner. 37? 906) — 69-Stamps-Coins Buy direct from manufacturer. II' Fiberglass fishing boats. Have some 7nd's Callln 9. i aim .------- - IN ALL PRICE RANGES l7 W. 1st St. 32756-il VA-Mo down, 3 BR, I' bath'' extras, dead end, corner Ii)t. fenced, trees S.Soo 327 3791. - 10' 71' t:r(ili'.', I 0 with trailer Wili trade IS' boat or lot for eQuity. 322 7455 45—Resort Pmoprt; - r', - NO QUALIFYIbIG. NEW 3 DR..? bath home, all extras I3.000down. 322-2717. _____________ ________ Vi I las -- -- i'di.?fd Choice Listings M.UNSWORTH REALTY 503W l'1t5t, 373 6061, 3730511 Reg. Real Estate Broker - -- 55-Boats& Accessories Really, REALTOR. 6700711 BALL REALTY Payment, rncithly payments L than rent. Government $ub,idi to cualifled buyers. Call to see If You Qualifylt -. Bargain Garage on or aboijl March 7 For nb call 3.i 9169 ______- )•• Larry Saxon, Realtor -- CASH 322-4132 :Ur used furniture. appliance's,lools. ect Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mar?. 215 Santord, Ave tch for opening of The P4e',s Seminole County, 11060 acre Iracts, several locations, 51.701) to $4500 per acre. Good terms Terry lIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER Great starter borne for young couple. 2 bedrooms. Stu'ly, Screened porch, corner lot. Only 51t'.003 Call 373 9110. COLOR TV, $11.93 MONTH, RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 644 1006 - 43-Lots-ACreage I 'rnsed, I? rm uui' I - crc Central H&A, altràclive, rent 4 Bdrms . live In downstairs Ideal for retiree $6,000 down; assume payments, 5211.37. 372 4911. r.afnlerdts S. Contact US; you may quality. JOHNNY WALKER c,ENERAL CONTRACTOR Wanted, used small Snappn' Turtle mower with gras's attachment Good condition, 323076] Garage Sate Mon. -Wed 3721 Hartwell, Sanford _____________________________ 3$O3OrIarscIoD'ive Sanford 323-3700 Citrus Dock. 9 rm, Paradise area, 30's AppI. $31 7559. 0316677 Sugar Cane Mill Call)?'? 4799 a-_ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES lake PRIVACY. T02 area Trees, - WANTED $70 Deltona 574)itO 54Garage Sales for the best deal on a new home. — Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselnerry, Hwy. 17 'fl. 0304706 Refrigerator for Sale - alumInum awning, aPpliances. furnished Located in San Mo South. SiOO 1 919 431-9477, New 3 bdrm. homes. Make color selections, paved Streets, City water, $71,500 with Only $700 down. Government financing. iii 1419, Builder 322.6457 After Hr's 322 7 111or3fl-7ii icr? Bedroom. Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 7545 Park Drive, 337 2061 ________________________ Gentleman or Woman ____ will ' 29—Rooms .- RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES ____ Salesman for sales position ,ith jj esIabIIth.l lI.., llt.._:L_i •• b" small gasoline powered machn,j. w uliluritisnea () F ' ________________________________ Married couples only, no children. ______________________ nopets, 7617 Elm, Sanford 3)9 6956 Mrs Mello - carpvted, a UtiI?y building, Real Estate Broker 3fl 731) LAKE MARY - 116W.7ndSt , ) I Rentals . Above average returns in ax change for honest, hard working, experienced sales performae _____ resume for intery,,w to Box 1 _____ ss, care of The Herald, P.O Box ____ 1437. Sanford, Fla. 37771. ________________________ 3 Bedroom, 1 bath brick home. Large utility room. pantry and loIs of cabinets in kitchen, floor to ceiling book,ase, built in desk in bedroom, fenced yard, lots of trees, 2 window air unf. All for only 577.500 323 0131 1 rooms, very nice, waler & gas -_N000WNPAYMENT Ladet as FaShion Show Directors Paid, child and pet welcome 5125 I. Your new cuttom home on a lot of for Sarah Coventry Jewriry Earn your choice per mo UO damage depoSit 3fl 135 Hr Full or Part time. No in 7 Adults 1$ thru retirement 0701 vestment 373 7791 after 6 ____________________ 3 FamIlle or Singles AVALON APARTMENTS Possible StjbSidlz.d rnOntril',' classes S-er approved deafer 1a,E _ -________1st St )fl MSl 18Help Wanted Peg REALTOWS3fl63Qr3flfllO DUPLEX, Furn or unturn. Ideal location, reasonable rent Ph. owner 315 3721 anytime. ______ --- - 31—APa,lrnefltS Furnished _ -11 Small clean furnished apartment, _____ 901 121 5.459 beforeMarchllfh,1975;oifl,rwls,a tocether with all structures, im TO ALL PERSONS HAVING thefourvictImwilibe held on one-car crash in Pompano Judgment may be entered against provements, fixtures, appliances, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST RESPONSIBILITIES, ESTAB the UF campus Tuesday. OSCAR EUGENE REPBeach. you for the relief demanded in the and appurtenances on Said land or SAID ESTATE: LISHING SAID AGENCY'S TRAPIG used in coniu,,ctlon therewith, You and each of you are hereby Petition, ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE. DtI?IJC. wj .._._ Th. *ha.I,a u -.-.,.--.,, ----ue rnage rv,,,eg aria requsreo To tue any THE METHOD OF FINANCIAL All parties cia nlng Intefest% by, Defendants. Said Court on 5th day of February, tered in Civil Plo 711973 SUPPORT FOR STAFFING, AND through, under or agaInst 0. E. now pen either of you, may have against slid IIOTICEOFSUIT 1975. THE WORK OF THE AGENCY; Bertrang, a-ka Oscar Eugene TO: GEORGE JOHNSON, JR. and (Seal) ding in the Circuit Court of the estateIntheofflceoftfl,clerkof the REQUIRING THAT ALL Bertrangandtoallparllespiaviisgor SARAH JOHNSON. hiS wife Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and Circuit Court Seminole County, MEE TI PIGS Artisur H. Beckwith, Jr. RE PUBLIC; claiming to have any right, till, or RESI DENCE: UNKNOWN for Seminole County, Fior,cja. Florida, Probate Division, in the As Clerk of said Court PROVIDING FOR THE KEEPING interest In the real property hCtCifl All parties claiming interests by. DAT ED thIs 75th ds', of February Courthouse at Sanfot d. Florida, OF By: Cecelia V. Ektrn PUBLIC RECORDS; 1975. through, Under or against George within four caiendar monthr. from Deputy Clerk (Seal) J() ' the time of thu first publIcation 01 eras RELATIONSHIP TO THE lIsa? an action to foreclose a mor- wife and to all parties having or Rosenblum I Pipkin Clerk of the Circuit Court rsu5t be in writing and filed in NEW YORK CAP) — On Jan. lives" will do the same thing. THE AREA OF JURISDICTION j Seminole County, Florida: tnterest in the real property herein Suite FOR TIlE ACTIVITIES OF THE Dputy Clerk Lot *3 of SAN SEM KNOLLS, descri,ed. 430 E. Highway 134' residence and post off Icb address Cf opera went from a half-hour to VAN DEN BERG, GAY "Because I think the hour the claimant and must be sworn to CONSTRUCTION. SEPARABILITY the plat threof as recorded in that an action to foreclose a mor- Attorneys for Petitioner AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Flat Book 12. page 4, PubliC tgageontpaefotlo-*ingreal property torney. or the same shall be void. Publish: Feb 10, 17, 21, March ' Attorneys for the Plaintiff 21, the network's "Days of Our daytime drama," says Liii RbSaid Ordlrsancewasplac,d onfint Records of Seminole County. In Seminole County. Floride: Post Office Box 7t3 1975 Djted at Sanford, Florida, this ________________________ reading on February 24th, 1973. and Florida. Orlando, Florida 37107 Lot 3$, GRANADA SOUTH. ac DEK 41 16th day of February, '975 NRC'S vice president for the City Council will consider same l b - Publish: March 3, 1975 filed .gar you and you cording to the Plat ?hece,f as _____________________________ 5: Bryce W. Ttsurston daytime programs. "It also a1 Legal Notice DEL S forfinalpassig,andadoptlor,afler arer1iqulr.tos,rv,acopyofyour recorded In Plat Book 1$, Page i As Administrator NOTICEOFPIAMESOF _______________________ thipublIc heiring wtsct, Will beheld wrlften defenses, lows us to do a better show if any. to it as van Public Reccrds of Seminole County, of said Estate PERSONS APPEARING TO BE FICTITIOUSNAME creatively," ' Sfslnholr and Logan Florida, on Monday, the 17Th day 0 Notice I hereby given that I am Post Office Box 793. Orlando. has been filed again's? you and yO PROPERTY MarcP. A.D. 1975, at 5:00pm, oras FOR SEMINOLE FlorIda 32502. and file the original arerr'qvireato serve a copy of your COUNTY, Sanford, Florida 32771 soon thereafter U POSSIbIt. At the FLORIDA Lane, WInter Park, Seminole perseventually each with the Clerk of the above-styled w1'ittendefens if any, to it on van Pursuant to Section 13 of Chapter Attorneys for Administrator ______________________ meeting Interested parties County. Florida' undfr the fICtitkj's hour? CIVIL ACTION may court on or before Mirth 19th, 1913; den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at 717, FlorIda Statutes, entitled In NO.75444..CA.e.6.D Publish: March 3, 10, 1973 re the Marriage Of: name of DAPCEM PRODUCTS, and DELS the proposed Ordinanc.. This tered against flleres a that I InI.ewj to reglter said name of -uv for the relief FlOrida 37102. and f.ie the origInal Property Act." notice is hereby . A GOOD SALESMAN - Is never out of work Call us if you have a real - estate Iiens-, and a desire to ToSharet-tomejnd Samsia Live leghorn hens, Exoenses. 323 5794 theY last Soc each for ito 50 1k _________________________ each for SO or more Cackle*rry Farms. 'i mile f I 44 on Samsula 30-Apartments Unfurnished Dr tn Cackterrry Farms Sn I -- ------- -__________________ -- DUTIES 111W Is'st, Wanted to buy used office furniture, 53—TV- Radio-Stereo - Mobile home, lO'xSS', with a lO'x?O' screenec) in patio. 7 AC's., fully MOSSIE C. BATEMAN parl MDONEY APPLIANCES 373049 1 Bedroom Mobile Home $400 'n 260) IdyIlwllcle- 3 bedrooms wIth double garaQe, 2 balhs. family room. dining room, utility room with sink, built. In appliancqs, fireplace, 2 patios, fenced, with or without above ground pOOl 7 mo's old. 373 U$1 to Buy ________________________ KENMORE WASHER. service, used machines INVENTORY CLEARANCE, See us 41-Houses 18-Help Wanted 68—Wanted I 42—!Vbjie Homes -_- ___________________________ Real(state ________________________ 4-Personals ______________________________ AGENCY'S urnished 1 bedroom air cond apt. 1st floor, adults only 10 pets 377 9410 BARGAIN HUN1ER CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR For Rent: Office and Storage Space. 1200 French Ave,373 7310 WELAK,. APARTMEu — Properly 1500 Sq. ft., 220 Volt. Ideal for repair shop or warehouse. 32? 0321 or 323. 6620. Two bedrm, apt,or large? bdrocrn house. 323 9370 from 9 to 6. Noon The Day Before Publication ___________ _______________________________________________________________________________ Sunday - Noon Friday - 31— Bust neSS Monday, March 3, 1115—SB 4)—Houses Nice 2 bedrrn block hor flew roof, carpeted Ihroughoul Ridiculously low prIce. 17) 7920, a'teq 3, 3fl.7$, Priced for quick sale. No Qualifying, 3 yrs. Old, 3 bdrm,, 1" baths, central air & heat, carpets. apn. Only 520.500 Low dn, low monthly. call $31 — DeBary, Adults Lovely large I bedroom air. ideal for retired persons 666645$; 3720054. DEADLINES :1 * MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE __ WINTER SPRINGS Nice Large Trailer Lot S. Sanford Ave. $SOMo 3730764 — 41c a line 4l-Hous MobileHom,Lot for Rent In LakeMary area MARINERS VILLAGE APIS. 16.7 Bdrm. turn or unfu,n. 3707 Orlando 0r, 373 $öio RES HOURS _________________ Bamboo Cove, t-7 BbM, shag •r, sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near city park & Sanford Piata, From SIlO, Airport Blvd. near Sanfurj Ave 373-1340 - OrloncIo - Winter Po1rk 83-9993 - EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl, 35-M)bHe Home Lots ±_.________________ _________ Publish: Feb 17, 21. March 3. tO, DEx.i33 SERVICES ON A PART IME FLORIDA ________________ _________________________ Sanford, Florida 37771 1975 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Attorneys DEVELOPMENT CORPORATiON, Ofthesultistoforec.os,?haf certain BASIS AND THOSE EMPLOYEES CIVIL ACTION NO, 14-31i-CA44-E EIOHTF,ENTH JUDICIAL dR. Publish: March), for Petitioner a's GRADY P JOHNSON, are the mortgage as consolidated, mcditied PICTITIOUSNAMI DEX OR OFFICIALS WHO RENDER DIVISION E ______________________________ io, 17, 71. 1975 Defent I w'll setllothehighest and spread on real and personal SERVICES FOR WHICH Notice I hereby given that we ae CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEL_ j THE In re: the MarrIage 8ndbestbiarforcashatth,front IN THE CIRCUIT COURTO property; '1ad en0agedlnbu'sinessat73l, OrIand iS as COMPEPISAJIOfI THEREOF IS COUNTY, FLORIDA, dcrcr of the Seminole County THECIRCUITCOURT OFTHE EIOH3EENTH JUDICIAL dR. JOHN followsDrive, Sanford, Seminole County, EDMUND MAYHEW, CASE NO. 7S'227CA-$J.a ON Fi FEE BASIS, FROM Courthouse, in the C,ty of Siriford, TIlE Husband, and EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Floridaunderfhelictitsnameof Mortgage recorded LILLIAN A. KENNETH H. BUCKLAPI, in Official BENEFITS OF THE SYSTEM OF MAYHEW. Wife CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Recordi Book $13, Page 706, 011) AGE AND SURVIVOp'5 ltd SANFORD COURT MOTEL, and at 11:00 AM nn fh. iWh Plaintiff, COUNTY. ,I liii IAJ A HAVI,11w 'WIlflUnCT. -i.---CiVil 1 vi4,ai. u, ".'---'-• ------'.'-- -. FLflhina VS V '7'V .nivna w register ;aia name vs. March. AD 1975. Civil Ne. 7S-UCA-49 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP the following In OfficIal Records Book 146 Page THE with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. FEDERAL cri property, to wit: 6.3,), all In the Public Records of SECURITY ACT AND AMEP4D SOCIALPesponde'nt JOHN EDMUND MAYHEW, MARKETING PRODUCTS, INC., a COMPANY, . BEGIN 1797.4 feet North ?-nd 550 Seminole County, Florida Plaintiff, ccrdane with the provisions of the corporation, MILDRED K. DANMEPITS THERETO. AND £IY PlaintIff, s,. HO'rIcn OF PROCEEDING Fictitious Name Statute's. To Wit: DREA,and ROBERT L. PHILLIPS, vi Government Lot 3. Secton 23. real prisperty situate in SHIRLEY MAE LEGRANT. a Sectionfts Gd Florida Statutes 1951. Seminole STATUTES. AS AMENDED, AND JOHN EDMUND MAYHEW, AMENDED HARRIET LOWE, hi's wife, _____________ 4 t .__.... ._ - -.- ___________ $ I , ______ COVE One bedroom furnished house, 590 mo. lit & las?, couple only 321 0159 te Rd. 427, t3 - miles east Ph, Sanford (305) - 17•. 816Ol _ (3051 _ _______________ , , THE HERALD proudly invites you to the Homemakers Show at the . .. arirurg LIv'c center, March i Admission is free, and doors open at 8 - 30 p rn " - thencerunNofthE2c)eqf3om,n follow's, towlt. Defendant Jan McClung MAYOR OF THE CITY OF WIN F.tAILING ________________________ East 70) flte'tt ta point 131$)? feet ADDRESS 104 37. THE SLAVIA COLONY TER SPRINGS ARE TO. MILDRED K. DANOREA North end 350 feet West of said AND THE STATE UNKNOWN. NOTICIOF SUIT NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN?hat Ø7 CO.'S SUBDIVISION, iccording to AGENCY AUTHORIZED TO EU co M & 1) InternatIonal TO' WlLflupN M LOWE, III In? . .-. nf On the 14th day of March. 1975. 0111 Y)U ARE ftPCDy NOTIFIED 'se' P!! ?hcrct US (tt l&I arketin Prot Inc T(P INTO St:(t' FICTITIOUS NAME r.ut P,'I.'* T :j 5 HARRIET LOWE P tUr dS5iiutiun an at the west front ucr of the ik 7. 71, PuI Pecor's of FOR COVERAGE 165 FuIIrtøn Avenue Noticeisherebygiyenthat we are thence South $2 degrees. 30' West 99 Rheft Butler Drive OF SAID EM rnarriagehasbeenIiaga,ns, you, Courthouse of SemInole County, at Seminole County, Florid., Imhuuf, Illinois 60)76 âQed in business at 4)3 Highway PLOYFEs AND OFFICIALS; an the shOrt title i III RE: Jonesboro, Georgia Sanford, Florida the undersigned THE i, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Seminole County, YOU ARE HEREBY to the pont of bglnning notified that Ciirkwiltoffir for sale heredit.,nenfs and appvrtenan lhefollowIng Florida under the fictitious name of IN CONFLICT HEREWITH MAVIIEW, Husband, and TOGETHER with encaSement tar thireto belongIng, and the LILLIAN damages for breachof contract, and encumbering the following rents, SEVERABILIiy, AND CF A. MAYHEW, Wife, and inoress and egress over inc Iu$ and prgliti Iherec. Lot 24, GRANADA SOUTH, ac these yi are real FECTIVE DATE required to Serve a copy of property: intendtoreqlster said name with th• following dribed property. Beo*n present command you You, and each 04 you, are hereby to appear A cording to the Plat thereof U Clerk Of the Cirrult Court, Seminole YovfwrIttendeten4 Ifafly,olton copy of said ordinance shall e' 917 feet North a 3 fret West f and bite your Answer or other Lot 7, Block 77, NORTH recorc).d in Plot Book 1S, Page' 100. regu:r,ci to file' your WrItten a,i't,?' 'st tI Otç 'i r,,raici V.r.rrrao E5'?'jire, of th - ,. • FIcft, ;n accerdance with t Ct b''. OPIAPWO ttFi Add't, acec - og Pub!c Pc. crds c4 -iurIcci r wth Ire (lery 01 tb.' (cm;: f1t witfl ttiC Ccurtt, firm KORM.API t, proy'slons 04 the Fictitious (lyçk Of WmT'r Springt, FIor,da, for tr,cC;rcut OAV0, A,, to the ptat thereof Lot 5, Section 73. 1own'snp 19 South, Ck Of the Circuil Court un as recoroo In Florida, Couti inand for Seminole $33 E. Highway 434, and for all persons desiring to examine County. Florida. Loflgwood, P1*1 Book II, Pages, Public Records and se a Name Statutes, To Wit: SectIon RanpflEait,rn Hprt 212?Steet tOgether with all structures, Im Semint, County, at Sar,ford, same PY Florida 37750, Cnd file he Ftcvø tatules 1957 thec.gI on PetitIorr's attorney, original Cf Seminole' County, Florida, :"-r-r-e So,th $3 degrees )Q" Weit Florida, and serve copy thereof provpm,,,ts, (ixtes, appliances, withfhedlerkoffheCircuilCou,tat has been filed against S. Wiilirn I Toole y PARTIES MACK N.CLEVELAND CLEVELAND,&JR.. of P.0, the Senat,snl. Countyon COurthos,, and appurtenance's on slid land or 757 IS feet, thence. Sguth 1.I2 feet, upon Robert S. Green of tht firmALL of erINTERESTED invited to of tend and be heard. MIZE, Sanford, Florida, or bsfor __________ ______ -- Geneva 349 3720 ' (Seal) Artrr ii Bkw,th. Jr Clerk f Cirtt Court Seminole (nty, F lora Dtpuly EI4IneClerk RCarde Orlando, Florida, and file the Eightpent Judicial Circuit in and CO2nty, Florida. 02(t during rIch foe four ConseCu?ive eks. (Seal) F'-.th1t'.- Mirth 3. )$1 cf Creud Court Sy: Elaine RiCharde Deputy CILvk Pbtith' FeD. *0, I?, 74. March 3. 1975 City OF WINTER SPRINGS, Arthur H. Re'ck*ith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court FLORtQA Bj Jy Srokes fl-1 's Mary T Irti tepcfy (iu City Clerk CL EVELAN & MILE t;EA 1) RQ(, [QtJIL Altor's fpr Petilianer ATTORNEY CITY P.O. Z OF WINTEN SPRIu, Sanford. FlOrida 37171 FL0RID* ' Pubt'sh- J'eb 17. 7, March 3, tO. Ptjbt,'sh- (Seal) Ahur H Btckhh, Jr. A; Clerk Cf the Circuit Court Dy: Joi Stokes A* D,uty Clerk Gerald Korman KORMAN A. BRAVO, P A. C. Higy 44 Larwond, Fbi Ida 377 Attorneys for Pllifltiff . relief demanded in the Complaint, WITNESS my hand and the Seal of said COVrt (Still February atn, Arthur H. ftetwilh Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian I. Jt.kin; Diputy Clerk PublIsh: Feb. 17, 74, March 3, 10, Publish: Feb. 10, 17, 21, March 1975 --- )('Th. 1975; Ofhiri a iudgm,nt 1973 mlyW,nfered against y for the s.d, 7915 -- Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By- line' Bt(har Depy Clrrk VAN Dt BERG, GAY & BURKE, P A. Attorneys for the Plaintiff Po( Office Box 793 3, Orlando, Florida 37107 PublIsh. March l hiS a 1"IS SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS a dq Florida, under the fictitious name of ANCHORS AWEIGH ENTER. PRISES, and that I Intend to reOlSier said name with In. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance With the provi of the FIctitious Name Statutes, To Wtt; Section $65 0$ Florida St*ttt; 1937, 5: Ross P. Szel$ ' I Home l.('iilr.i heat & Asr Co "ci.lOning 706W. lit St., Sanford - 774$ 3fl _____________________ 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths. Florida room 525.500 VA and EHA fnanctrV BeautyCare _________________________________________ 7I3$S. Myr'tleAve., Sanford Phaot'ie 32) 0610 ________________________ S __ Street lights Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewalks r WITH YEAR'S LEASE , a € I a , I i WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, llO LandClearbig Sanford Ave Matter Beautician, CveS by appt 372 3977 or 327 1978, __________________ C&A Backhoe Service %'1t.( fil cirt, Otis e'wats All kcds ol 1ici1-. ; Dmftg € 4 : 1505 W. 25th St. Publish: Fcb. 10, 17. 24. March 3. ______________________________________________________ 211 W. 25th Sanford, Ft . SANFORD • - h. LOW 7's. 7- pct interest under tndtm plan Hwy 17-97 to 25th St west to Ridgv'wood and follow tn Signs . -'-- kIChOn I;,thfsT, Crbnets Counter tops. 5nks in ytallation Ov'OilObIc- Bud Cabelt 3fl 005? anytirnt' - PAULSLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger LIcensed Rp'sdentil, Comme,'s! Free Estr'Ii' Ph 177 '4') k I 4','.H SERVICE Cte,sn urrs. Th0tchn. wi't'd.ri n.utcf's, ligttt hauling 32305S$ 3m.thern Lawn Servicegeneral lawn mainlalnence anci Sprinkier systems 377 9397, 373 50 - .'.F 11.5 flRft ED P','P5 $PRlt4kLiw SSTLft." All typesaies Werepeir arid Servee STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 707w 2nd St ________________________________________________________________ POfS%IOflIIIY Man,. REALTORS - Homeimprovements ________________ Sewing Well Drilling Call Vittor 32) QIJi maintenance fee. LOW, LOW. — Ph 372 105' - , ___ inses Walltowall cart,' waIlpape.,ouiii in x'tchen anono Ii,', Tree Service (formerly Harrieti's Beauty flock) 519E_Pine3flSll7 - NIW 1,7 Jnd3 bedroom homes an.' Pet Care %tallat,on . concrete foundation Dressmak.ng by experts Singer work for signs. egu'pment pumps. approved deOlr 210 E Itt st etc Underground or above ground 3?) 6151 storage tanks, Dewatering, cx casOtion. firive way cutse'rt ,'sn b.'sd alit. rttan nu _______________________________ KCith P Smith Construction Inc A I Tree Serv.ce 305 6)11156 Stan 71 hr Corrttc$e Tree Care J % iJacki kIdCk 373 ilU APIDREWAiAINEY BulldinQ&Rem,iing 3655316,3237700 WallPapering _________________________ hOt-SC pian. C u%tOm ifli'HJ,' to F HA •Urge wooded Iots ?3.62ParkDrve 3775665 _______________________________ — Concrete & Carpentry, Carport's, Addtls. Remodelng No icro too larqc, or to small Free estimate-s 3271571Anytime ' Sneak Preview ART PROWN PEST CONTROL Carpeiisry, Remode'Irg. AiJJit,.n's, .ustom Work Licensed Bonded Frt-eest,mate.3236031 B . 1'_PestControl l.'tPROvE. _________________________ - TOWER'S BEAUTY AL0P4 € a OE PENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 " Li': I-"' _____________________________ Improvements MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR- Help art "Inflation poor" HeatIng A. Air Condlt-onng Contractor Call A HOME FOR YOU available. 8UDDv - Harr,s, at SEARS in Sanford I'll Everett A Harper Agency R'gistered Real Estate B,oler a GRAND OPEN ING AirConditioning $27000 Terms. PHASE II HOMES OF DISTINCTION ________________________________ Accounting - Nice To Know Westilt base a 3 bedroom borne with wall tO w,II ,upet. l.iniily room, Will' REAL1'Y Reg.RealEstate8roker I t' iMe Nolice Is hereby given tnat I am ______________________________________________________ possession By owner. 128.900 37) 337-7113 _________________ a FICTITIOUS NAME _ Older refurbished Spanish style home' Must be sc-en to be op C S a JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY lmmaculatelyjfltajne Tv Returns. 70 er's experience nto WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, five $h.sded yard, lOve'Iy home, nice law-n, ano the' nt'nv.i this warm and friendly) bedroom Points, Call 327.7413 anytime area 3 bedrooms, 7 baths Occupy ______________________________ ________________________ home. Central heal and air, and as Pernal Tax Service 131.500 No 2 East Rd . 17 sic Only 539.900 lerm to qualitied Entrance P R0nIt n a O(K-37 ComplaInt. fT IS ORDERED that thiS NO1ic OAT CC) this 77th day of Fthruary, day of February. A 0. 1975 bepubtishec)inTneE , Heraid, AD., 1975 lSeal) a published in Seminole' CAPPo t EUR: i Atforre, tot P13,nt,tf 112 3arIrO Atlantic P-arsk iidinu ta 37771 1)) time if least IS be enfertd ogat you. Slnford- 1',yr.old3bdrrn,,ww carpet, central h & a Owner transferred, immediate Yellow House 377 1170. RIchard Buttaftioco used in conjunction therewith. East GURNEY.GURNEY&MANOLEY Car Wholesalers *TItIendOfp,,, if any, to it 93703 feet, the VAN THiSP4OTiCEIstobepi,,aljspin Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida, 3777). M6rch 17th, 197), otherwise a DEN BERG. GAY, BURKE & pursuant to a Final e- Publish: ins The aforesaid saleJudgment will be made Feb. 10, 17. 21, Mirth 3, uth 345.96 ted, 203 NorTh Magnolia Avinve, Ihe EVENING HERALD, a on, before the lPh day Cf March, Judomlnf may bi er against DYER, attorn thince East IS feet to point of Orlando, Florida 33$G3,aftorneys for newspaper of general circulation in A.D. 1973 otherw9sa I default will yo foe the relief demano.,j in tfs, whose addr*s, is p.o. Box 793, dirsg In the Circuit Court of the the' PIJØS. as or bef for thelaIntiff tired In Civil No 147101 nOW P the 11th said City. Pretty _________________________ thence NorTh 17 degrees EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 7716 ______________ tithing paradise, among beautiful oaks Rental from 5173 mo br PAY1'ON REALTY mobile homes include's free canoe Rag Real Estate Broker use Adults only Camp Seminole, 322 1301 7810HlawathaAve.aI 1792 ' -I USINESS DIRECTORY $21,300. CORBETT REAL _____________ ESTATE, REALTOR. 646 1791. Scenic Wekiva River's bass $ - 1 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths. with all the amenIties Privacy fence, Iruit trees Assumable mortgage, DeDARY, lust listed-? BR. I, bath, desired location Large Lot. partly furniShed. Reasonable. , _____ Beautiful Immaculate - I - ' Quiet area Ibedrooms. tI baths,7 years old Owner needs to move $73900 _________________________ - ' - lake cottage, for 1 or couple No pets lake privilege's, swimming & fishIng lease 327 6106 8.41-0111 �-- --.------ - . - - . ... - " . -'. - "IniiMm 0 45 Homemakers Show Civic Center Tonight 7:30 '.rd 1 WOMEN Evening Herald, Santord, Ft. -- N en; i _________ Homemakers Show Civic Center Tonight 7:30 I!J%T1lI1j a Monday, March 3, 1975-6B 1 L. S.n 377: 67th Year. No. 1 6 7— Tuesday, March 4, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771-Prlce 10 Cents 4 1J %" PC SE rig !iiII' Rock, 'Role' Of Music 1:Anti+u red FIC prc 1 0 St. Fit -- e -_. -3~ ~ Pu 19, Not Guillaume se of ll Ued to In addition, though most e The re nl imited to i new evening course to be In addition, Dr. Gary Wolf, for theatregoers March 13, 14, presented as a offered at Florida Tech TFU chairman of music, will and 15 when cept, there are ways of coping Univeity s ta rting with the perform for a presen tation of Playe (in the FTU Village Theatre. cooperation with George Bernard Shaw's with pain aside from a fast spring quarter, March 31. By MICKEY IA)CHRIDGE Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at an The University Theatre) Passion, premis before ills allowed to remain open until 2 Poison and to the corner drug store . Herald Staff Writer The two-credit course, Issues Exhibit.ion," showing the link present Gratis 11, a.m. an un. Petrifaction or The Fatal family meftne chest. Three of in Music, is open to anyone between painting and 1. i music, precedented theatrical ex- Gazogene, a satirical look at the ways will The resolution will eliminate the seating and San ford City Commissioners yesterday be examined arid interested in tracing music and Fliznbeth Wrancher, food serving requirement. al. U perlence passionandmurderrn l9, will explained in Orlando March 9, action which will allow the city's through a variety of forms, said voice professor, will provide Starting the evening's en- round off the evening. FU when practitioners of Yoga, Theresolution does not effect the prohibited sale nightc l u b s and bars . Bruce Whisler, the in- I)TiCS for a class on poetry and terthininent will be to extend their operating hours of alcoholic beverages on Sunday. Sart 's re No Uni versity Thea tre veterans and acupuncture will present g(rom midnight to 2 a.m. structor. masses will meet music. Th e extended operating time Is intended to give Exit, directed by student Mary Monroe and Chuck Aitken the second in this year's City Attorn ey Vernon Mize was instru ted from 7 p.m. to 8:50 p.m. each 1. I Persons by interested in Cheryl Chamberlin. The cast of will carry the le the city bars a better competitive chance with bars commission ading roles In Medicine and 0, Morality to draft a resolution amendinN a city Monday during the quarter. out of the city. enrolling for the new course four who find the reality of hell this comedy with Ron Leamon programs, _: I Among topics to be covered may do so by contacting the are Jeff sponsored by ordinance which requires that a business must seat The action on the bar hours was brought to the King, last seen in making Ids 'U stage debut. Florida at least 200 patrons and Serve are electronic music, songs of FTU Admissio ns Office. Th Technological food prepared on the Commission's attention this week when John ose FTU's Sugar, Ruth Hoglin, Supporting cast members are University. the depression, the influence of not registered at FTU have Charlie Ware, and Kenneth Judy Wall, Dani Roy, David the printing press upon music, until March 7 to apply for Hallman. The March 9 program at Loch lJohnwood, and Dennis Hill. songs of the Beatles, speciall registration as parttime Haven Art Center, beginning at Director Pat Flannagan has This production will also be . . 8 in students. -1 0 taken portions of Ray Brad- directed by a student, Marilyn 7:30 p.m., is design I . ~ SC works and coin- Cox. . . 00 I S C 41, t handling pain Curtain time is 8 30 m each without reliance on drugs The public Is invited evening in the Science Auditorium. 7V performances to attend free of charge and . — e free and open to the public. participate in the discussion. INi 'Ci ty' s Nigh tcl ubs, Ba rs May Get Reprieve On Hours ' -. . / , en' 381 Co na SE re IQ, 'V . th Ft r rw 1 I ,e St Fl (I) . _-I - 11.- I . I : ..'. . Pu POW, 1.. %_ . ff . M. AA~-_-I - %, - - --__ ~0 - 0 '. "l' a —'-- - 76 —R h I . I - - ______ - IDA 1-. - -- MESSAGE TOLD f --- ___ i__ A % __ - -- - M_____ - ,- - ____ Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive director Jack homer, who 1.1 directing Seminole County's Bicentennial cele1'ratlon efforts, was guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Woman's Clubs. Federation stenn1ai BICENTENNIAL i lima—0~ 1 Abortion Issue Examined' k - ! . - ..• ____________ _ ---' .-' -____ I _______ - - representative Marion F . Woman'c Club member Debbie Garland, admire the red, white and blue Bicentennial banner r . ____________________ Swap Shop For Spouses _____ a - --_ - -- ? _______ _____________________________ ________ _____ / . -______________________ - :• . which could be called "DASS, . _____ Pr could arrange swaps between mate& For example, the wile _________________________________ Gutless in N York, who complained because she wLs need to swap mates, and You tumiarried woman in the family HERO VISITS still a in ter a of and D do it, Abby. and I Intend in stay that way. marriage, could swap mates What do youcould say? Do you want to know why? wi th JUVENILES of those gals who is ORIGINATOROF Because all my sisters' o Is dead fired from working A 10-hour shut in a laundry couIda her ' - C lub I Holds WATCH BUDGET STRETCHING RECIPES PREPARED ieCrIQflS by'i booklet "How to Writ,Le tters I had a child with this husband, and * OF 4"Velfte. another man until I met the one I'm going with now. He is pressing me for an answer, and I don't know how much of my past I should tell of ('_L JfF _ IkAkll, In_ ¼ Where to go for all the informaton you need about your w corn- munity. MARGE WILLIAMS 3fl)5) jI dlvercedthreetirnes!wu never untrue to any of my a s, :A Csselberry Winlir 1. MARILYN GARLANTI biA ?212 Altamonte Springs F04-CSICU1 HILDA RiCiVAOND 57i-31o; liii . : 64; - .- - - LOW AUTO RATES Under2S-SR.fl's ___ ____ - Cancelled. Relected E.Z. Payments - Quotes • 3220285 - 831-9774 I 24 17 S. French Ave. 4 !6NVX&U SS I Sanford, Fla. 31 INSURANCE AGENCY - • % SW . to -' a of colopo I Post 0ff1c Box 1S2 a -, W" a IIIIIIII 1 IIIIIIIIIR.i.Ii I 0 Attend the 1-lera id 's from the ingestof 8IItIWonICtIIn our family. I am also the only I 'a sanior, FlorIda 3277) c.i.. I - U 1 r I P1eise reServe.,,, copies of Peter S'chaal's 11 YEARS of sijs (Copies will be delivered in inin March) and a k e rs S c h ool over 35 door - .. : ----• ............... - I - - . -, TEL, NO. Jjj Sports .................... 6-lA Television ..................8/i Women's ............... lB attorney'. "You're fighting the system and I'm not going to let you succeed," Cowart said. "I'm sorry, but I can't let :,'ou. Wringing her hands held sobbing defendant cried, . . leave me Morning 33 alone" as three deputies pulled reported in areas. Increasing cloudiness and warmer with her from the second floor courtroom in to a hallway where eh of rain increasing a st ruggle ensued in efforts to through Wednesday. Lo handcuff her, Finally the the lOs. Highs in the upper 60s. sobbi ng, wailing woman was Complete weather details page ( Continued On Page S-A) Yesterday's high low- this "Jesus, 0 God. w Ith moderate frost a SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Tuesday March 4 12 a 11 ws 7:30 to 10:30 %46uaaulaaIalpaIaaaIaaaII.I_ll*' ,- Editorial tightly to her stomach, the a - - ZIP...... ... - 0 - . - Doors open 6:30 p.m. fl '-'F, - (-7 s t' i •' - ----- - - - a, / t - ' ' f It - - 1 w'iII, : ___. . - . — 7-.-- -_ - - A& - IL . F ' I-_ - - - - ""a - "'.,, •• . , z - - -- -- t - :_,,-'-_- -. -_- .I' ---,.i--- - I —=- L. - ---- .- --- - - _ u, DDXICtT L ER TY FEATURES SYMBOL S I MUW14 • As their centrfbufl t, th -j Hopper ementary &b.oi sdon painting eIgt' symbols of lV1rrty on the balls f tht school. Hard at work nader the supervision of are at ___ - ____ ifrwn WE.1 Randy Muon, Joyce iar1.wad Donald 'oo&g. in rojec low income housing in the county and that the planning denarttati kiried around" the SCHA in drawing up the plan. "How can a plan be prepared without the necessary in. formation," W ilson quesUon1, "The housing au thor ity Is being - completely ignored." .-__ _440 __-!Z -1 - - M__.1. _. Il - 1 - \ . I Herald Staff Writer f - '' . - ' " ' .'A t - % Committee spokesman W. - \ Garnett White, Sanford Realtor, told commissioners in . \ '. - :~ __R_ - -- .- - -' - — '- - . Ease Requested "your timing is perfect for your said. Hattaway added that the request into consideration. request. We're In the middle of Board was "in favor of good, rewriting subdIvIsion clean industry," and that they Members of SanCord regulations, right now," he would take the "five acre" Chamber's "Industrial Coin-. mittee of 25" who say that county zoning restr ictions have prevented "good, clean industi-ial development in nort hem Seminole County, have asked county commissioners to ease those restrictions. -'. - oning liv BILL BELLE VILLE - ,, the bond on hiring a defense (A attorney' and ordered her jailed pending the hiring of a private lloroscope+ .......... HosjIal ....................3A NAME ADDRESS Woman Released __________ -, Crossword Puzzle ........ Dr. Jiuil, ..............5A t prizes! - &' But this morning Kercher said that the county planning department is only In Its "first stages" of drafting the housing contact with HUD-officials In the Jacksonville regional office and SCHA board members quieted the frustration of Wilson who had assistance plan, but that he "hopes to work closely with the that approval would not be a problem. would try to secure more funding drafted a letter to Kercher citing the planning department for authority." Wilson also said that SCIIA Ignoring the SCHA in composing the assistance plan. from BUD for the connection to the Oviedo sewage system. Kercher said that there are sorne figures the low Income %%'ilson said the SCHA was the only organization which could housing situation in the county that he will need to get from SCHA scheduled its next meeting for April 17 the to tour the provide the planning department with the necessary details on SCHA.but as yet he has not contacted the SCHA. 4A produce the bank records Bridge .....................4B yesterday and asked for a Calendar ................... 3A public defender. Classified ............... 8-9/i Cowart told her she should Comics .................... 4B M ha ve spent the money' paid for - Z:z - '" Around the Clock ........... - f %" vie o - - including a Fashion Show and over 30 Free gift bag for all... a - -' 'I * . Ho 111ern - Id Butler-Boston complex. In other action , the SCHA announced plinc !" . oil heaters. doors. electrip rangm rp(rivoratrwe pnint nn.4 -#6— meeting wi th Seminole County Commissioners, Assistant County improvement materials. Manner Bill Kercher and a BUD official on th e county's housing revised budget by the Department of Housing and Urban munity development act. Development tHUD), but Wilson said he already had been Ij'i By deciding to arrange the meeting with county officials, In Oviedo. A 26-year-old Sanford woman charge in connection with a who resisted deputies efforts to barroom shooting. take her from a courtroom to She posted $5000 bond when jail yesterday has been arrested on the charge and was rceased from custody on a releasedfromjall.Lastweekat co urt order. arraignment she told Circuit Ernestine Williams, , of 501 Court Judge David U. Strawn Hickory Avenue, isdocketed for she had no money to hire a tr ial in circuit court March 24 defense lawyer. ord ered her to appear at arraignments yesterday before Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. with bank statements to.substanflite ____________________________ her uLw!. nd ex ___________________________ mane), 0 marriages and I divorces, but don't go Into the I Peter Schaal's book chronicles the living details of Sanford's growth a 1936 to 1945. More than de tails. Explain that had you 6000 local names are mentioned, Is Yours? known that your relationship would develop mb a sc;fous a Reserve your copy today. Call the 01 one, you'd have been more I members below, or mail the order coupon today. • fattual, but you were reluctant I I to tell a comparative stranger DOTTY KARNS(3fl.6473; -LINDA RECK (322.9546) a that you were a three-time , BILL GlELOW(3fl.73) loser. He'll understand. - ; r past ________________________________________________ ----— i _____ __ -- ' .1 ' cost housing. The revised modernization budget includes the purchase of After Being Jailed ; ______ - DEAR ABBY: I .1111 IS, and Dettcn3 - - . r1 / T( 11', .. . - at any SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9212 •.; . rove A treatment plant, according to SCHA Executive [Xrector Torn Wilson. The Buder-Boston complex has 30 units, 20 of which are currently occupied. Wilson said it is "critical now to get the apartments into living conditions," because of the need of low . . 0. . 0 . . . . • ' $ ' . si __________ a aI Nowyoucanpurchase Peter Schaal's marvelous huibands, This man says he so I'm simM I'll I history of Sanford for only hates a liar, le him if he finds me in be nd the same time, help Sanford's co Corn. one. Help me. munitY Improvement Project raise funds for our D.INPHILADELPJIIA I bicentennial beautification DEAR D.: There is no ant,. • projects, (Proceeds of this 200 volume sate stltute for honesty. Tell him of CI. P.). your Iti ifi;.1 , *. I 1; 1_, I I - ..'. , — /I — u r ,.. ____ tegration order for Seminole schoiols. Other wheels also at e turning. For ta f %eiaIsint Harris. Obviously, Rosenwald absentees The additional 15 days would cost about to tile U.S. Jwstice Depirtmprlt ftw do not constitute a five per cent $792perteacher,plusthecostof keeping ru ling. cost housing complex to Ovledo's sewage system, but the federal funds were frozen while the city delayed the construction of a new ;1 9 \ go MRS. DONALD BELL 834 n12 ' - A . .. - 41'~,V. R - ~ - '.7i . - school into a center (or handicapped children is a violation of District Court Judge corgc C. Young's 170 in. tho tdL ot counted iiowever ,j the re o a in • imnrovf ments may be made to the Butler-Boston housing project that make your — I I YJ - I And the three-day countywide boycott decision to turn the Altamonte Springs cost terms of because The Sem inole County Housing Authority yesterday approved the rechanneling of a $100,000 modernization budget in order that I ~ij N a 0 a 0 a .~..!* I ____ ' \ I ( The suit claims the school board Authont A a community's Sanford YOUR EYESI 1, ' I 0 ;i p - iF N DI RWOR L — - _-ZFi .,-, I. \ •. 'I . . ;-. i , _____ waldtomake district wide, up for the three weeks of claws ined yesterday. Agetith *111 be ti ft's the district wide part that bothers by 207 black students. ethers. Then rerlts will be hmedo%* TasteenTemnfinei - - I AHistoryof Sanford byPeferSchaal a AUhouhIwasinarri 117W. 1. '-,s\ 'ANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR 2 YEARS : a him TEEN IRA -= ~ : .A . -e IL, - . ' — - - _. ~7_jr - AL I- teachers were shifted to other schools a motion for intervention in a 1970 as substitutes after ca desegration suit. k realized was indefinite. Of course, regulations do provide for a cost the cow" Miley. recount but only if the number of FTE's That Is If administrators should decide constitiu te a five per cent discrepancy toextend the termatH '" Learn how to cook \1 I enrolled Is called a Full Time Equivalent (E) and Florida pays each county based on that school systems number of FrE's. OoMMENNOMENDOESSEENEENEENNEWI* husband deserted me. After 0 that I couldn't go out with E too 1' - Luncheon reservations, for I married aaecondtimeand g was divorced eight years later, No children. I married a third a time and had two Sons. Thati marriage lasted 22 years. My schools to determine the number of pu pi ls in attendance. Each student I Audubon Society Waking on the Galapagos Islands, Election Of new Officers will be members only, should be made to the telephone committee. was divorced four yem later. the week designated by the state to audit ( I Cowan's county anything, Harris said. Or if it did, -. yesterday, seeking to block the phaseout because last week was "FTE Week", or the cost was minimal because Rosenwald of Rosenwald. The suit was in the form of /_ 10' All OCCasins." Pleass enclose a Mes. &Of-muressed, stoinpw ("cj following yeair. I had another The reason the money may be lost is / u boy out of wedlock whom my mother kept until I married BEFORE • here is my problem. When we breed contempt. the s d met, I told him I had been iverysius I1 'pm. wIrs Wednesday ?FV$fl4 flfr5Øpwjt,55 Club Oak Avenue, The Public widowed once and divorced N.. U701, L.A., Cafti. Affairs Dept. will present Dr. once, as I had no intentions of AllY: 14* fi EeI.i. .a nc.o.... T.ié_t...i .... .-. here is the story of my life. by When I was 17, Hos itals ' r ' , .. leaders say it's worth it. To them, the issue never was dollars and cents, but a ma tter sta nding up for what they belie ve in — saving Rosenwald. They filed their suit in federal court ' , 1. , . I ,-.. I 1. ,~,01 ~. Z . . I .-:1., . I; . -_ I i I .,I ..,,.\ Z ':I %,%... _- ~-".-1 im. P: IX_1. ''• •. % - pnisiveb(or the amount of good tha would accrue Where will the count get the $67,0()' The most ob% bus place, Hams ss, is Layer doesn I know for re, and tetter to Thrlington will be filed next k along with the county's E count Teacher inactivity didn't - . 7 I ,;. -_I '_ -' -. . least relatively confident the state will possibility," Harris noted. IV real cost, educators say, is to the provide some way of paying Seminole for those students who missed the count But children who missed classes But black Rosenwald,' Harris said today H iormatlon came from state of ficials who, when asked if the state would make an exception for the Rosenwald boycott, told him, "Check the regulations, Roger." - - Hate to write iettri? Send $1 to Abigail Van urin. Ill La sky , 1 — Woman's Club of Sanford deserve any compliments. general business meeting and I care for him so much, but Familiarity doesn't always caIei luncheon will be held a ' - ----'----- 0. a DEAR ORIGINATOR: never heard one of those he saved the life of 79-year-old Emma Holloway by rescuing her Tuesday, at Winter Park ttbere'i enough husbands compliment his wife Mumb from a burning house. spLng going on without my on anything. Just insults is all I ____________________________________________________________ of Memorial Hospital All phases stlng a swap shop. In other hear. So what! want to know Is, pregnancy ' labor and *011`4 "DAW' Ist Webt for why are men always insulft their wives? DEAR ABBY: !may. STAYINGSINCLE lilte he's still a teen-ager, for a old woman who has been going DEAR STAYING: Don't man like "Enough Is Enough," with a wonderful 69-year-old Judge all men by your sisters' who's all burned out at the age gentleman, He says he loves husbaodj. Either they're all u, -of 50 uee me, ana wants to losers, or your sisters don't There are Us o( cmples who Marry me. jo n 1_. . -. _- _____ d First and foremost, Asst School Supt But Harris feels It may be "An exercise Roger Harris says the Rosenwald inutiuit)" because bo)cott will may cost the count) $67,000 hae advised himof what state officials a $450,000contingency lund 'We hope we in anticipated revenue from the state. SchoolSu t B ud Layer however Is at don't have to, but it's always a "As it stands right now, we stand to lose money we could have earned at .. - --~_-,:~,_ .I- ___ I I dispensation that wolild give us an alter nate date is beginning to assess Its losses A new sates of Prmatal delivery and baby cam are ' Classes will begin at Florida covered, with special emphasis Hospital. Thesday. Classes last on pre para tion for chlldbthh Helen T. Moody, child care worker at Seminole County Juveallt six weeks and consist of one technique& Detention Center, th anks Seminole High School iinde L weekly Perry and School Indust ry Education coordinator A.B. Dazbury mot morning class for UNDERWORLD he r and one weekly evening for their visit to teenagers in th e Center. Perry, a 117-year-old NOW IN STOCK class for both parents A --- her husband won't Iev her alone long enough to get her housework done. And that Poor 44-year-old wife e at l P . . discrepanc) of the 30,600 students the (acilit) open dunng the additional enrolled in Seminole schools, time, Harris said. What Is required is a leltLr to However, a well placed source in the But the Seminole County school system Susan Ykum, a counselor sometimes reassuring, and from the Epoc inic in Winter some amus Park, and De Tony Walsh uniersallty the problems Orange Memorial Hospital, reedinunwanted pregnancy, ______ C .•. fig. =7 K,..._~_"; - ____ The bo)cott at Rosenwald Elementary Education Commissioner Ralph school s)stem just doesn't belies e that is over. Turlington asking for "Some sort of will ha ppen. Why? Because it's too ex- on the personal problems and and openly about their abortion Ituat.lons underlying the issue experiences. Their stories, of abortion sometimes horrifying, ;~_~~ ---- - - - - --- , 7 . ~_ --7, DEAR ABBY. You could poem an even vice than you with advice columfl if you were up a "Dear Abby Swap Shop." I 1 . SIM;X 0, t VMMY ----l", . to th __ Bank at the Interstate Mall on abortion will be presented &R 4Z The film portrays women ThIs semlnax, 'Pregnancy different ages, marital status, To Beor Not To Be," wi ll focus and race who speak lotl - ______ onc u es z 0 B) F I) PItILKEU Herald Sports % riter South Campus which is located the legal abortion and the socio. upathirs in the Pan American ps)chological aspects of __ - - , _____________ - oject 21st Century Woman who represents the "Right to ill present an open discussion Ufe" committee, will lead andafilmentitied, "It Happens discussion to Us" an March 19,7 30p m at The issues of moralit), the Seminole Junior College human rights, the illegal versus ,. . _____ [_~,,` B Y Cott S th related action, the city commission also passed a resolution calling for a city.county study by staying open until 2 a.m. in yesterday's group of Seminole's murticipalides to examine the In a letter to commissioners, Whelchel at. Irleeting was the passing of a resolution calling for county budget breakdown. tribut ed th e iolati&n to 'an oversight or misun the Seminole County Commission's compliance Commissioners gave the green fight to the dersnding" nd asked th e city for permission to wi th the nw double taxation w. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees to conduct a study on the continue his operating hours. Th e resoluti on, which was to be presente d to reconstruc tion possibilities of th e Sanford City Hall . "We ought to resolve it once and for all," Mayor county commission today, was asking JC easurer Tom Freeman said the civic group the county IxeMoore said on the issue. "We have to give ot;r for a breakdown of the county taxing budget. would enlist the assistance of an architect before cornmunity businesses an opportunity to be com. Under state the is to any tests are made on the structural soundness of pctitive with communities on either side of us in respond e th e old building. ount Losses r mi Whe lchel, owner of the b l, replied to corn- order that th ey ( th e city bar owners can make a plaints that his club was violating city regulations living." fil 'PERSONALITY BREAKFAST SPEAKER Greater Sa nford Cha mber of Commrrc President Wayne Mbcrt (rght) welcomed Richard J. Church, dirtor of public relations for Auto Train to this morning 's breakfast meeting. Church explained th e company's growth and ans for the Sanford terminal. lRelated story on p4ge 2AI. filerald Pholoby 11111 'ifb('ent a worksesslon Monday that tight zoning restrictions, and "arbitrary" site plan reviews b' district commissioners have r-tyrnied industrial growth in the northern part of the county. Once an industrially zoned parcel is subdivided, the county's plat law stipulates that no building lx'rrnit can be LSsUcd for any area smaller than five acres, White said. This requirement is "very' prohibitive for small businesses," he declared, The law does not apply to parcels sutxlis'WetI before July 19,1970. "If engineering, roads, and dra inage are acce ptable for an acre, then why' can't you a p. prove that acre for developthen" W hi te asked. White said the "many parcels of land in the northern aua are ideal 101 industrial park uses with less than five acres." Commission Vice Chairman Mike Hattaway told the Committee members. that - - of the site plan review by the district commissioners was not rapj,,u,1 aa avus duly. OperaUne, procedure for the Board demands that the individual commissioner. according to which of the five districts proposed development Is to be located in, to review the site plan of the development, and lung his findings and recommendations to the Board. White, and committee member John Krlder, said that developers would prefer to have a law spelling out site plan requirements than to have one a commissioner approve or reject the site plan based on his own "arbitration" But Coiimir Kimbrough said that the industrial developrs would be better off if the site plan review remained with commissioners. Any laws concerning such a review would be lengthy and complex, Kirnbrough said, and would hamper instead of help developers. Besides Kimtrough said, a commissioner's recommendation is only one man's npinion, and can easily be over ruled by the rest of the board. "If there's a problem in the site plan that can be eliminated, he (the commissioner) will try to work it out before it comes to the board." - � 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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''---• -.TJT - ''--- J Thursday, Feb. 27, 11173 63-tvenfflg Helalo, sanford, Fl. __ 44 ) M 41-HO n-Houses Unfurnished 37-3usiness Property ---- - Sanford- 3 bedroom. 11 i baths. central heat L &;f, M tjNS- erci a l P roper ti es Corn Comm For Rent: Officeand storage Space S - L AK E M ARY O,I tect 3 aut"uity 1170. bedroom home, ---- -- - - - - - - - Sanford 322,7111 - rAI Thanks to Classified uws get last results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 373-2611 or $31.99r .. •... . fV1Ui Peg. ' , COUNTRY LIVING yet close tn city conveniences. Newly painted, Paneled, carpeted and lurnithc'J Can use as 3 or 3 bedrooms, storage buildings. All for only 114,$0O, .. ,, -" .. L. Real LSA I . tN%.AN 1 73 Grand Torino Sport, Loaded. ANTIQ s, Floyd ;:uin C IST 7 P-M_ I on. Estate Broker ___________________ * A FASHION SHOW will be held at iflttfmtston time March 4, at the Homemakers Show In the Sanford shopi, In mochint. Full automatic. Civic Center. Local Pay balance of 17$ or 10 paymerits of 1.8. display their Spring fashions. Døor will lx' open at 630 !WUUVU. I % Awl%WPOA _&GAM%W 67th fallon deik with bookcase; oak Pick up junk cars FREE Small price for others Call after I P m waSh stand. Victorian what not 372 stand, very fine 3 pc. Victorian will All~~Ir% 164-Friday, Year, No. February 28, 1975 Sanford, Florida t tEDrIOR'S NOTE: Th e following story is an account nf how a Sanford resident's life was saved by an alert woman, recalling and using a lLfe4aidng technique for choking . At the request of the victim, his identity has been wititheld by The Evening Herald.) - locked her hands under his ribcage and pulled. Fast~Acting - fly M1CK IA)CIIHIDGE Herald Staff Writer Jr., - ' ______________________ .. The elderly man was choking to death on a piece It food stuck in his windpipe. tie was turning blue. More th an 30 people atten di ng the noon luncheon scre witnessing th e man co ug hing and gagging, unable to breathe. All but one pe rson In th e group sat stunn ed , ii. I )tit hit' man needed help, l)1It flit (pick enuugh to act. All ex ce pt Mrs. Charles Cole, Essié Cole, instantly recalling a life-saving technique forchoking victims, mosed like a fH" th e man, th rew her arin around th e man. - - easy __ ______-.-_ ..--- Sneak Preview _ - -- - - - --_____ Saves 11 4 --------. ( Man -. - .. or '.' '' to '1 ______ '----------------_____ ------ - __________________ Jim Hunt Realty -- - - ------------- ' . - _____ - _________________________ 5 .-. ..._.._,_ yu% -.1,). ....p Ai.s.,. , I J fl " plus garage apartment. Excellent commercial location on I? 92 322.W7 &Aals.~. After Hr* F' Stenstrom Realty 35--Mobile Home Lots Mobile Home Lot for Rent "I 13S), 3nLtirl" ____ 9 rrty 37-Busrness IS00 Sq - WINTER SPRINGS ~'. r-. 14-410>07, 55 Low down, low monthly. Call $319373. CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR ________________________ finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come cut and Inspect the Model Homes on 322242O Anytime ; 2543 Park Dr. ________________________ I fly 12 isANFo !pi residential, ran? In downstairs Loke Jennie APARTMENTS ~ ON LAKE JENNIE .. 5, •.4 1311 SkNTA -f ARRIAGE COVE teRiL(?7,2.3 mile, east 17•. 5 ______ni!-______ j - - A.S. GarSen ,,, terest Balance of 17.025 3 Payments Cue Ranch borders NATIONAL FORREST. Original price $1,460. Beautiful scenic - House 73 / 4% Peg Rest Estate Hiawatha Ave. it 1797 3771)01 ilastiiinl .1..k2 C0/ Wilil $11117 .# iO uvwvu.. - -- 9 I '!' i;,'i - I Z~ ~ . . - - 1. -- 4y ~I ~ 1. Wood or steel desks (executive desk Stan's Auction & chaws. secretarial desks & - -- - '.. - ST JOHNS REALTY CO 11111 1 01 k~ _N .f - -. e'.. - . - _ . - . _Mj " - EXPERTS READY 14 $972 PLYMOUTH GRAND COUPE , One Owner, Air, AT. PS, Pill, Low MUcaqe te * - , Air S2 '195 197, BUICK LeSABRE, I Door, One Owner, AT, PS. Pb. Air I! I Bwt Cur ____________ 1971 DODGE WAGON 8 P&sse'nçer, AT, PS, One Owm.er, TOWER", [II uTY SALON (formerly Iiarriett 5 ac.ut. Nook) SICE s742 -. - "iI C,st,,rA CI* • ' 1 p -- ~ - - Concrete & Carpentry. Carports Additions. Remoocling No OO tuu bargeortoosmall Frecestlmate', 322 1571 Anytime, Lift station arid force main in stallatlon concrete foundation work for Signs, eQuipment, pumps, etc. Underground or above ground tans. PrwMq'rnij, ex cavaton, drive way culvert pipes and heid walls, retaining walls. Keith P Smith Contnuction Inc 3056211181. Stan, 21 hr. , ANDREW MA'TPIEY Building & Remodeling 3635316. 323 7781 J Next To Cavalior Motel '' Beautician. ''- byapp4 3723977or373.;974 -. ~ I I -.-- -. - ' I- - Drafibig ',' - . ] ft S' I I __ - -:"'P r ~_ ~_ - - ___ - ___ ______ - ~- - - __ ~-- Hi ke To Water B'I* s . ___,T_-=~______ - ~-~___=_,.________ =~=f~j~:~_:_-----__~~_Z_ -_ ~._ ~_____ ~~ I,~ __ - OR I I By BILLBELLEVILLE Iferald Staff Writer Cowan said he feels that "ft's ' . . the county's position that the " firm can't have the full said he would . ___ _ Am _. - failed to prewt witnesm with testimony during the tway trial that the pistol - a "Saturday night special" thata cefendant said he used In the robbery met the dtfinit.ion of law for a firearm, that of being able to expel a projectile by action of an ex. pcnive. The state didn't present any testimony by firearms examiners about the t e G y - I .V .i•4 (I ' not rendered a decision on their requested rate increases within the legally alloted 55 days has decided to go ahead and bW their 2,000-plus county customers for the full request. And the snafu has ulted Li increases that more than triple the monthly water and sewer bills. UnderSeminole's own Utility Control Ordinance, the county I Z -of - ,1 , i , " I. - . - : - ... - . ' . '. - 1W .? ' -1' A-j . UIlJ I.LIUII VU1V[ way on the status of bill paying. Utility Control Attorney Morris would only say that he is "aware of the in(Teams and the Board will take acti on on it on - Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. was unavailable for .. comment, as was utility Control Director Bill Dale, General Waterworks Office , Manager Russell Schmidt told commissioners sitting as the The Herald that "It's been over Utility Control Board, have 55 56 days since they termina ted days after they decide they the hearing. We to!d them that have heard enough evidence on • we were going to go ahead with the request at a public healn the full increasen." Schmidt, render an official decision. R#jBEAT hionRus said that "We had called thern 'the Board terminated its Calls from dissatisfied on numerous occasions to as? pubhc hearing on Nov. 26. They customers have poured into thie about the increase, but mveived gave individual opinimm at a county Utility Control office. no aca,jr,n.- The county or. Jan. 27 work session that would According to Utility Control dinance providing (era decision allow the firm a partiz! in- Plant Inspector ug Uw2n, in 55 days doesn't say what crease. But Utility Control callers are being told that "All happens if the decision isn't At torney Robe rt Morris 1-.' not we know Is that Morris and the rendere d, Schmidt said, so his drawn the individual opinions Board are aware of the in. firm went ahead with the new rmal rendering for creases, and that they wiU act rates which he deemed ,,lair.,, forwarding to the utility firm, on it at their Tuesday meeting." I Continued On Page i-A) - - . - ..' - -, r 1.' '- . , '•i;.:!i,. ME . A 100 fWI of valmali all made of vegetablei, is Chef D'Atac's contribut.lon to The Herald's Homemaker 3how to be held Tursday at 6:30 p.m. in the Sanford Civic Center. The master chef at e Ann's Capri Restaurant In Sanford, has created mountains out of potatoes, gelatin and food dye and rivers from marbelized potatoes. 111ppo and elephant are made of egg plant; monkeys of peanuts; crocodllesol cucumbers and giraffe, of carrots. The penguins, a Chef D'Mac specialty, are made from eggs. View th is fantastic cre ation -as we ll as a cooking show, fashion show and merchant displays -at the free Homemaker Show, Th ere will also be free gifts and door prizes, (Herald Photo by Dan.Crockett) ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE? ,. __ __ 7 vv trial, Ervin ' ' • Ot 1207 W. 141b u CH i vvuiu rI uril was - ft ' k k- PET REST i Boercting&Groom,ng Ph 377 1057 -- -- , -. ... , .- '.. , -_ ...-._.. ..-. 4.0 Direct Line - __ ____________ - - - Stromberg Recalls Work Force iI - Waflull aperrng Professional Wallpaper Ha.iger Licensed Residential, Commer cial Free Estimates Ph 3774673 ______ __________ A smvvl Classified Ad br rigs lii 'Clurn% Try one arid C,iii 'i tl zr 8)11,992 1'Al.Ij\IIA&SEE, Fla. Floridians will be I A1'I able tocall the state capitol directly during the 1975 legislature to get information on the status of bills (11111 lah Say. A toll-free Wide Area lelephone Sstcm IWATS) number, which can be reached by anyone in Flor ida, will be gin openation March 11 and end in June The number is 800142 182? The St r Itt. IS paid for by the kgssloture, officials sa lt.' Th ursday . - - • F 1 .. All types and sizes Wercpairarvdseryicr S'IIP.iE MACHINE 8. ___________ I' small ClassifiedAd brings big returrvi, Try one and S. Call 122 2611 or a", oft". ---~ To List Your Business...Diol 322-2611 or - - 831-9993 iv, It-. unda S Writers Turn Explorers To Legislature Persons answering tk - ART f1POWt Pi..T CONTROL 7S.E 'ant. D,' 373 8165 -- 'luI!,,r _______ I'1i(,4j , V.1. :1 :11 i 1. __________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS t ... I W ELLS DRILLED PUMPS Seryiingi-r,eqai ta'r.'i Pest Control "'- T I - -i or e Well DrflUng - l4uc 0, -in., (it(p\ I11tfr li i I'.Oc I .1',! - -- - _______________ mairdainnç' and sprinkler 5yItrri%. 377 'in - ':' -- , •' - Lawn Care OU Can get a fair Price When vot, advertise Your "don't neech-, in 5utt.rrn (iwri - i Pe Core ill 6"I ' i I - 'tfL_ r iir.öti1Q Highway 17-92 Sanford. mmmommm.EM..il ____ huSh-- Frice Boating To All Apartment Residents Large Swimming Poot Cnptain' Clubhouse . - - __ '-'I- :- - 4 . D o- signing & arpesiIry, Remodeling, Ad.1,t,cxi,- Mlerations, Dressmaking by experts Singer F custom Work. Lic en sed Bo nd ed a pproved dealer, 210 E. 1st St., Free estimate. 323 4438, t he Wan? Ads 1-2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurn ished -2-11141 XjW W SEth 1 . I - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. MEPtT, ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 327173$ WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 Sanford Ave. Master - %PJ1JP'1JI ________________ frIendly , CO?UTRUC'PON inc. I I_I rirT . - ..-" - I_ I - • notives ore - 1- - - . Close to everything yet away from It alit *Large wooded tots. Street tights *Paved streets •Sawers •Sidewalks :i . , ,A Im provemerds Bathr oo m Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. In stallation available Bud Cabell. 322 $052 anytime. Kitchen OflutilOflIfl9 lid an "Inflation poor" Heating & Air Conditioning Contractor. Call Dykes Htq. & Air Coed. Ulei Service 3778177 $1895 - I ___________________________ 1971 CHEVROLET C P Coupe' Ont Owner. Low Mileage - I__i . tilt, 1973 OLDS VISTA CRUISER, Low Mileage. AT, PS, PB, Air, W ood Grain. - I Ip - -. Home Central Heat 8. Air COnditioning For free estimates, call O,i;rs. ,it ¶FAR5 n Santo Carl )2 $1995 Where the - 10 SERVE YOU -' ____ ,. 11 _____ Personallax Service No. 2 East Rd,)7.92 SjC Entrance p Ransbottom, 373 7I99 $ 2095 1973 NORNE 'TT Hatchback, One Owne,-, Low Mileage, AT, Air, I - - 19fl 010$ CUTLASS, I Door, Low Milage, AT, PS, PS, Air. frame,$i6 - Tax Retuf in, 20 yrs. experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five ,, I HOMES OF DISTINCTION *.i1:4 / -, q1i7 ~ 1 f Account',n ' - yuia C =2828 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 19... - - - I By ED PRICKETT Meanwhile, pldcard-carrying protesters will have boycotted Lake Orienta Elementary, but because of the circumstances the stocking-masked black Both black leaders and school to erase all herald Stall Writer protesters continued their the school for three weeks, 11 4 the school board turned his surrounding their absenteeism. officials have pledged to abide problems zone lines until legal male that held up the food store A black spokesman said march outside Rosenwald, are resolved. The bo cott was sparked by a proposal down and ruled inLayer and black leaders alike and that Wheeler was the driver today Rosenwald marchers by whatever ruling comes down But the board refused Layerts will while only seven of the school's school board decision to close stead that Rosenwald blacks await an investigation by the from the justice department. parked request and stuck with their cool Uteir heeh after today and 211 blacks in kindergarten down the Altamonte Springs this fall will attend Cassel- US. Justice Department. 7be nearby that was to be used in a suit charging the school board through fifth grade showed up facility and bus its children toberry. Blacks say Rosenwald is a decision of two weeks ago untd the getaway. initial request was made by with violation of a federal today for ClaWC3. Issues are resolved, Cawlberry Elementary. The three-week boycott at James Gadson, a black spokes. P'art of theircultural heritage. legal Both Wheeler and Edwards, dewgration order wit! be filed Not only is the black lawsuit If as black leaders say, the Then the Rosenwald boycott Rosenwald nuay have cost the man, but school officials later They say it is a treasured part w ho was i ndicted as an adult b "todayoronay. and they pending, but Casselberry Rosenwald boycott ends today, was fanned into a countywide county $80,000 in state funds, joined of their community inhisrequest for , _. p residents have nalsed the legal have vowed not t is'e it u movement which resulted in an according to estimates bY a probe. guilty to robber)', were a - . issue of busing. estimated 85 to 90 per cent of school officials. I prehended close to the store by Layer says his decision was They contend it may be FBI I .; c- Z Seminole's 5,000 blacks staying The reason is that the boycott .__ _t sherif rs deputies, who had been the best decision for education illegal to bus Rosenw ald I : - -__--_ , - _. 4away from classes on MoMav to4. place duri-u, ,that time the yesterdav confirmed the probe "staking ojt** "ic- store and I. __ _- 'Wid .gellis will lX.. N1 in the entire county. But at a ch.ildren to CaWlberry Ele. through Wednesday. I 1 state aiidits the school system others in the county u In attempts i- I i-_ -- 1 , Seminole County 3oon to begin in-Ming Wednesday, the 5chool trentary since three schools are I . I -- - i--, The suit will charge the to count heads for next year's Ill superintendent asked the board closer to Rosenwald. ~__ ____ 1-their investigation, were berles • ,, I.! t / I= tnt) mut h of the hiirnien nn rn nint'iI Jtnnnu iltI '-.I'lIulIII 'ri. t,t __________________________ _________________________________ £1L mi We invesilgain ciosing arguments r______________________________ "s segment of F the community, a I were absent tion will take a bo ut two weeks Graham argued to the jury that spokesrn in said But Layer says the state fli Information will be turned __ _._V Confessions by Wheeler in the School Supt. Bud Layer probably will make allowances over to justice officials for their case weren t voluntar)' because y initially proposed a shift to for the Hi'Lscnwald absentees evaluation and a ruling. (Continued On Page tA) 'P' i 831 I _ i,,, OPEL R'LLYE On Owner.4 Speed - - I - - 'I - 1 %- V1.__ 114(i --- U ~11 I 'r" 9a. 1) (-Mariners ,.' W:k 11 -...,-.--.- .-~--,- AWCP I " . 'v 1 -1 __ I beautiful cabinet Also Color onrtable. Other M.sc 3230701 in 6123 -; - ___1 rtrbycanciecoTv. Pllghts3fl.S.421or 372 32$? - Hwy. 46. It-, MI. Eastal 1 4 GMC TRUCKS Ila ' BROKERS I I?qaf . ()l'F.l. ('1 the a i .50 she St., Sanford, testified that he Show. Beluretobe there whm the pm MAITL AND FLEA MART .1911 H*y 17 97. Open Sat P. Sun - - TI -- State's Attorneys Bill Edwards Jr., 16, e-oom open at 6 ~o ''-----'------------- ' -. ' 372 andcarry. 555 E. . S E MORAN BLVD. LADIES.. you will learn lot s of of a borrowed car HWY 436 Casselberry, 1192 $304306 cooking tips at the Sanford Civic IA Center March 4. Presented by The FERN PARK, . __ Hefald and notionally famous 110NTIAC Carolvn Lewis Homemakers FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. ?81N.Orartge Ave, Winter Perk, MS 471 ' .. LU a I uaer Q'jeen Size with Nice 7 bedroon, block horn,. New roof, carpeted throughout. Ridiculously low price 373 2970; after 3 337-7129 !73r4. .L2 '.: .g bdrm masonry home, fenced yard, $,200itowr,,$1)aso per mo, to qualified buyer. 322 7710. ta .A111111111116 - -: - __ -_ _._!~ - __ --_ - _. --- cnn Open daily 111)4. We buy, sell,lrode - pair Drc.p iaf d,nt7e 2 chars 575. Mahogany fern stand, solid mapledelk, 1.SS Upholstered Victor ian bedroom chair, Swivel rocket, 53, cherry wood pineapple poster double bed, complete, $55, much more. We txy furniture Kupp),cor ator s 409 PAYTON REALTY year mortgages 30 --. Auction chairs, straight chairs, filing flookchse, SIO; Modt-rn Collett table, SS; Cut glass, bedroom iamm %to Older ieluit'ithc-ii cpanish syle home. Must be seen to be ap predated 131.900 Terms '-, AND BODY WORV Used off Ice furniture WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 31 I ]IS E. First SI 3n.56n 1505 W. 25th St. T 0FF . - - _____- -__ .# -. 0/. __________ - ---- 50-Miscellaneous for Sale on qualifying S"ill You'll love it 11I.SWr - 70 I Saturday? P.M. ~ rb :1 -- Hi S&innIic __ Merchandise - - Professionally Managed 3222O90 By JJJJJJJJJJIWWJJ) U==jJL 9 ___________ ___________________________________ ______ .. -- 1; , %. SERVICE SPE COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. IS? St., 3fl .4337 . ' V~ _NZASC~____ - WE BUY AND SELL Cabinets, as Is. Cash NOLL'S frees. Assumable mortgage, U1.000. SANFORD 69-Stamps-Cohn - __ W. 13th St. Sanford, guilty connection with ., jJan. 12 holdup of Jack's MiniMarket, U.S. 17-92 at SR-419 south of Sanford. Circuit Court Judge David U. Strawn orderioid Wheeler held in ja il pending a prsentence Investigation. Maximum sentence on the conviction Is life In prison. Before the five woman, one man jury began deliberations Judge Strawn directed a verdiet of acquittal for Wheeler a second charge of use of a firearm In commission of a felony. Th e court granted a mntlun by tkfense attorney Jim Assistant Central Florida's cleanest used cars. We are authorized to handle any warran work regardless of where you purchaw your car. used furniture, appliancrs,toots, __ a ----------------.. Property near Hwy 66, Nor. theastern Arizona. Noprea y penalty r transfer Costs. C,111 collect for Mr. Meyer. 7 days, a amenities Privacy fence. fruit WITH YEAR'S LEASE PACER GOLD fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, with all the FREE T.V. - You can get Beautiful Immaculate Pretty Yellow $ Mart, 71$ Sanford, Ave Fiberglass and Cox Trailer $300. 373-0733 a m too p m $07 244 9947 PHASE it GRAND OPENING Hate For 141 Starcraft If I hull monthly payments may be Year$ Old. Owner needs to rnove. S2319M. THE ALL NEW mower with grass attachment. Good condition, 3230763 electric fruiting motor. Other acc es sories. wiii sell to highest bidder over 13,6(10 by Mar. I. 641 1949. IOACRE ARIZONA RANCH Quiet area 4bedrooms,I baths, 7 SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS -.'•-... 17' IS HP Mercury, Cer lifled trailer. electric *inch Mako beginning at 6:io P.m. AdmisSlor, Convenient Location 1. NOW ON DISPLAY Buy difnil from manufa is free, New HORNETS, MATADORS •' Wanted , used small Snappin' Turtle Fibergtais fishing boats - 12 1 GREMLINS, WANTED Sugar Cave Mill -_________________ Call 373 42179 3fl-$961 - STOCK IN __________________ 2977 Hwy, 11-92 _________________________ 43-Ut&Aa-9a" I 50 NEW 1975's.60 NEW 1974's ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppilctj paid, used, any condition. 644 $126, Winter Park. ROI5ON MARINE Sarxlord3n Sno ASSUME PAYMENTS Nearly j OPE N NOW - ss-aoats & Accessories GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive 1", baths, with central heat and air. owner will ne9ntiate 523.9 4,11 Geneva INVENTORY CLEARANCE See us for the beet deal on a new home. (A '? ' i . " _-L ____. A circuit court jury yeiterday found Major Wheeler, 19, of 18I I -----, NEED MONEY? Private party will buy your diamonds 1 ci. up. Also gold jewelry for cash Write P.O. Box Sf6, Titusville, Fla. CARPORT SALE- Crib, carriage. lamp. mag ''Pteets. clothes & misc. Tpiurs., Fri., Sat. 807 Palmette Ave. Longwood *3.4 2046 1 Bedroom Mobile Home ___________________________ $600 373 2600 Beautiful Acies 3 Bedrooms ( , "Where Economy Is King" Any Quantity. P4011'S Casselberry. Hwy. 1792. i ió. ____________________________ . . ____ Wanted to buy used office furniture Ideal for Wooded and complete with 3 bedroom mcbllehome. Move loon qualIfyIng. $21,900 with terms. SWIMMING POOL, 41`1111111111110, BOATING DISPOSALS OlsPo 323-0742 w' 323-0332 J *8. C...3,....I SZS OrLom& (305) M22" BARBARA DR. SANFORD 1.3 BED R OOM APT$I __. Garage Sale! Sat. & Sun Wicker fer n Stand, lamps, some furniture, golf clubs. clothes for all, *d hOUsIholdgo.d5.P4ofhiflg over $50 211 Tollgate Trail, Longwood, The Woodlands. _________________________ ________________________ retiree, $6,000 down, assume SemoleC0ty,4 t060 acre tracts, several locations si,ioo to $I Payments of S211,32. 3n-4914, per acre Good terms. Terry No qualifying, 3 bedroom. 1' bath, Realty. REALTOR. 67607)). central heal a1r, fence. $1,995 fl exciting Homemakeri Show will aowt'u $197 mo. 7 pet. 372 63.15. be held at The Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, March i, 44 arlw" IJUnC buggy, fur . . __________________ ) r - -~_ S; - - _.__ - - - _____ - - I By ROB 11.011) Iferald Staff Writur , 68--Mnled to Buy - ___ .k 0 Owrlef. CIC081. Ste &I 114 F Wtklva Park Dr. on the Wekiva River, 3270246 - -_ _____________________ - _ , Jackson Road, Lake Mary. Follow s___________________ igns Fri., Sat., Sun 42-&bW le ___________ __________ 4 bedrooms, live apt. JIM DANDY JAll-FEED . room boarding home, zoned Call]" 42" 377 9507 OF GROCERIES-1 nifure.11PPIlillnCeS. dishes. Clothes. Also, 3 Bdrm, 1'-': baths, central heat, garage, a-v corner lot, $20,100. Terms. 3fl.n. bath, desired location. Large Lot. S24.500. CORBETT REAL ESTATE, REALTOR, 646-1791. REALTOPS display "tc: '"" carpet, nice for children, 123.005 'rerms. DBARY. just listed-2 BR. 1'Li Your MLS Agency 1974 Honda !ISO M3keoffer Afferill ''". - . __ ---------. I wo Pigs, ready for Breeding or Barbecuing ..... _1'J}___ Brings Acquitt 321 (41?. ___________ _______________ _________________________ *ill be given away along with ASSUME MORTGAGE Choice Sanford's ue7est and condition. 11,000. 194.5 .l1GLISH FORD many other door prizes at the "Buy Direct From BoxcarHomemakers Show to be held at GORMLY'S. E. 46. Sanford 323 4.133 . _ __ the Sanford Civic Center March 4 central air L heat. Carpets, 4 Bdrms , 1 1 7 baths. central H L A. drapes. Only 120,500. SAP4ORA- BRAND NEW HOMES? BALL REALTY Conventional and patio, 3 bedroOmt3baths, lovely kitchens Listings and ba ths, some with fireplac es, 174 ALL PRICE RANGES extra barge rooms. From 143.300. $17 W. 1st St. 373-544) Setter pays all closing coit and provloes $ recreation park fee. NO QUALIFYING. NEW 3 OR., 7 See 'em this weekend! both home,all extras. 13,000 down, 377-2217. MOBILE HOME PARK ' iftentals fromoniy $ 155 Best lot seketlon now aYallable In TO AD~ at6 30 Pr ic ed for Quick sale . No qualif yingr - FORGET CLASSIFIED ADS jj'j u March 7 at 10 BAGS TWENTY central heat air, 13S,000 Acre Really. REALTOR. 323 7750 * BARGAIN HUNTER* SAP4FO PARK ANOTHER BEST BUY? 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, garage, central climate Control, fence. 3 years old. R educed to $29 Plants ?00 Elm Ave Luncheon served for benefit of Church School, P001,3 8R. 7 bath, family room I shopor warehouse 3n 1221 or 372 YARD SALE lot. carpet, drapes, excellent cond. Only 311 6.S00 By owner. 327 9061. Reg. Real Estate Broker I 100 E, 25th St.. 322 "SS GENEVA - BEAUCOUP EXTRAS I It" 220 volt. Ideal for repair REALTOR 373 57i 2 DR. Air. large corner TAFFER REALTY "SANFORD'S SALES DON'T - __ L Treth & 78--ftforcycles f could get to him." _.._ I I fl Harold Hall Realty some terms Call today e I 5 ' ''(1.. - - --...-- - __ " - Clean trsilor. 93riVAto LM - __________________________ - ......... . " . - "A moment later I glanced up and saw several people looking at the man at the o th er end of the room, and I turned around. "The man was holding his hands over his head and his wile was slapping him on th e back. "Th ere were tears in her eyes." Th e article she recently had read on the lifesaving technique "flash ed th rough my mind and I jumped up and ran to him. "I lock ed my hands under his ribcage and pulled. I heard one of the ladies say he had already turned blue and one said, 'Oh my God, he's dying. 11 Mrs. Cole siiid she didn't know why the article on the technique went through her mind. '1 don't know why it did, It just did." ,,f1 . wu using using me as an Instrument for this man and It was through God that I was placed in the ngh spot to hclp hini, .she said. Mrs. H. A. Futrell, 1110 Laurel Ave., who was sitting at Mrs. Cole's 'able, said "Essie Just got up and rushed over. "I pull ed up with all the strength I had," th e 66year-old Sanford woman recalLs, Th e pressure she applied was strong enough to dislodge th e food particle from th e man's windpipe and he regained his brea th . "Tue minute she gave him that jerk, I could see lam relaxing and the color came back into his face," said Mrs. H. L. Moore, 711 M)Ttle Ave. Mrs. Moore was sitting at th e same table wi th the choking victim, Th e man, who sat hack down and finished his meal, later told Mrs. Cole, 1808 Madera Ave., th at she had saved his life, "He said he felt like he was 'going' While he was 5•, $,,'.., choking Mrs ('nl' crii,l losing consciousness." Mrs. Cole recalls the incident during the luncheon at the Congregational Christian Church In Sanford. 'j could hear someone in back of me coughing, I !dri' It ink 'i vile?! f j'. ir! 'n't.ij.,f .'uH U) the oU3crop1e at my table. .. - 10 Cents I _ 1 ------------ Will' 32771-Price J _________ -- __ __ - - _______ F4 'Ex ,. , tw r v t.'.. qva'. listing remaIning 373.1641 Extra firte double bow front china, round oak table, several PCs, 1969 Cadillac Fleetwood Bro.ham, must sell. Sacrifice E xcell ent wicker, Larkins desk, trunks, condition, $950. 901-7*9 3210. record player, marble top wash stand, HI chair, Victorian plan. .vs- ,deft 0 ___ ______ aid I= vmaw M ..X _4 I %, .9 111'"_ - -im so 19 1 s1=11111 Ad;276,~iiIiil To - I . .-r - Noequit-, takeover paymentson'27 settee, rockers organ lamp, Chippendale dining room suite, DafsunSubaru Sale Drop Inbotibin, Rig :a, and 3needle 3fl76 Spinet desk, 6 cane bottom Vic '74 some below dealer cost, first position. Like new condition, sold 64-Equipment for Rent brian chairs, recessed wall organ com,.11rsl choicil Plus Fla.'s for lU balance of VAS cash or WOW! $150 DOWN 3 fldrm. 2 bath. dining 1. Florida. Stemper Realty clocks Victorian tables, Organ finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Luxuri o us ) S payments of $10. New warrajty. bedroom, 1' bath, Central air & heat, large lot, Loch* "Get 'EM While * stools, Cigar store wooden Indian, Central Florida's Datsun of a Gun, Fern Pa rk's central air. carpet, garage, all Arbor, 1200 mo 3227)01, Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet plus lots more furniture and bricLargest dealer. '75 Datsuns annual per cent rate. 5 1 92 mo, Call credit Dept. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. * They're Hot! * a brac too numerous to mention. A arriving dilly, Ph. $31 131$, Open princ., in?. Price 175,900, 373 9110, SAN F ORD SEWING CENTER 7 fledroom house for rent 372 1991 19195. French CARROLL'S FURNITURE L sale you won't want to miss Open Sundays 13-8. Unfurnished In Lake Mary 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 373 CII) 14%.322 754 Ne w houses Ina rural area No dawn all day Sat. for inspection, prior to area. 3219333; 372 9277 372 1959.373 4164 Eves. $691146 Larry Saxon, Realtor payment, monthly payments WIS Herald's The Special o tale time Terms 01 sale: Cash or See 6S--Pets. Supplies thin rent. Government subsidized Homemakers Show Issue Sunday, Two bedroom, large lot, cer?lbed check Auctioneer Stan Bedroom set, bar, cotfeetable -10 c"alified buyers. Call to see if PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE h,l a rch 7, then plan to attend Lake Mary. Reasonable A HOME FOR YOU Vermillion. 327 9719. Sale con Good condition Best of fef HERALD'S AKC Doberman pifl(hC( puppieS fQU Qualifyf! HOMEMAKERS Tuesday. March 4 at the Civic rent. 327 1810 ttucttd at Stan's Auctien, located Call)?) 397) 3 Bectrooms, 2 baths, Florida room. Champion lineage $75 to $150 Mr. SHOW AT THE CIVIC CENTER No_charge for admiision. J' M. IJNSWORTpi REALTY miles East of II on Hwy 46 VA and FHA financing Anderson. 363 TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 7:30 P.M. SALANTA- 3 bedroom, 3 bath, Sanford, Fla. 103W. 1st St. ____________________ available. DoOr open at 6:3 1931 CHRYSLER COUPE central heat I air, fully carpeted, Young male La bra dor Retriever, 373 6061, 373 05)7 52-Appliances 1750 FIRM ietax- Shop the easy way Shop carport, large fenced backyard. REALTY also black long haired male dog Peg. Real Estate Broker VA NO DOWN- 3 bedrooms, it, 373 33 15*15' storage Shed, only 1 yr. old. today's Classified Ads from your Peg. Real Estate Uroker Free to good home. 371 0690 Ito 5, ba ths, central air, qulit, dead end I'. E NMOR E WASHER, parts, chair. 377 0111 alter 730 p m 2439S Myrtle Ave., Sanfor d of 373 1375 eves ______ 1917 Javelin, yellow, automatic, LAKE MARY corner lot, fenced, tress. $72,500. New service, used machines bdrm. hone3?1 0610 -------------- -small VI, extra clean, $1795 Call 327 3791. 177 Country Club Drive homes Make color selections, MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 Beautiful Shepherd Alaskan Don Pope, 372.165) Dealer. 75-Recreational Vehicles %140,3bedroom. family room paved streets. City wat er, $71500 Malamute. Good markings, e Idyllwilde- 3bedrooms with double tnfw mat Ion inwindaw with only $303 daw't. Government celtent temperment for children or VW 1969 BEETLE garage. 2 bathe. family room, finincng $3i 9, Builoer 53-N-Radio-Stereo Plan now to vacation this year in watch dog. Mates or bemalej, , GOOD CONDITION dining room, utility room with Your own REC Vet from 3275107. After 373.449 33Houses Furnished )I yr. old 3 bdrm., w-w Sanford Sink, built-in appliances, OPEN NOON 1(1 DARK carpet. central H & a Owner fireplace, 2 ratios, fenced, with c: , tropD PFC VEF SERVICE Wired haired Terriers $300 or best offer , Clean 19efp.,, ,'F' I. 7 ,1"i 3 ti.jt',; ji• i an L'(t)l;ti(:i n.S3S r ar1%f,J fril. Ifil tIcd,att' v. i ttioul a t)o,e qro,jnd p.'I I IOC', ,3u t I:.. cT ,c Of C.4.-I R('0istcredIItter,6v,.rek t)',nnevkIle. good inspection 678 Wit townhouseS. WaIi.to wall carp.,. possession pOS%Slon BY Owner 526.900, 373 Old, 373 8181. 373 4711 $l00each 3)9.393/j N'15 Lease required. -8106. sticker, AT, AC. AM FM radio. 339 wallpaper, ,IIt.ln kitchen and no 7716. COLOR TV, 5 11.95 MONTH. bored out to 400, motor not in car, mainten ance fee. LOW, iow. ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING - -just re worked U66 Chevy Im. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. NODOWN PAYMENT LOW 7. pct. Interest under 76 -Auto Parts & BOARDING KENNELS paba, body in good cond., mot or . 1 641 1006. I. Your new custom home cI ___________________________ a 'o' tandem plan 34.bile Hon's Hwy 17-92 to 25th St. HEATED )ENNELS. 373 Mn? won. new 3 speed Ira,'.; your choice I 7321 P&rk Dr. west to Ridgewood and follow the _ 377211$ 21" Color console TV. Excellent 4 5peci transmission with clutch set Call Lynn, 3237149 before 1 p.m. TT AdultS 1$ thru retirement. ------,---, I REALTOR AFTER HRS: t condition with new picture tube. up arid Hurst hi ll er Call Lynn, ,i. amIHes or Singles. I 372 3 ") 67-Livestock.. Poll ftry ____________________________ " .\ G.f T BAG F OR Scenic Wiktv ktvtt$ bass 4. Poss1ble subsidized monthly 323 2;.) bbiiv I pin. CU) 'iOU Area One Inc. fithhsn iu,r,4ie.. amw k..fl(.,I wwrizr . ii,. w..w. .,'op 5,, uw, w.,,. - ............. at jt'U, ______________________________________ -t/rDVrnJ7 oaks Rert'al f rom 1)2.3 mo for S C on tact US; you may qualify Reconditioned Batteries $12 5 Herald'sliornemakcrsShowinlhe cen tral lilA fireplace private REALTORS BABY DUCKS-.-Pekin Rouen 54 U? Ill) ran' Sales -"btte homes includes tree car* exchange REEL S BODY SHOP Sanford Civic Center Tuesday dining room 2'i lots orange JOHP,NY WALKER Khaki Indian Runner $7 SO per e Adults only Camp Seminole 1109 Sanford Ave do: at farm 323-S246 March I beginning at 630pm trees By owner 533000 32 34 193 HOME & BUSINESS Oper ate y ou r GENERAL CONTRACTOR 3 22 U70 ________ __________________________ 373 2560 own business with living quarters MOVING Refrigerator soo Bed PEA) FSTATF iNC Lake Mary- small I room house, need of repair. Lot 66*165'. O t.ner. 14,000 372 7643 _____________________________ ..- .!?2LsN& Partial 601 Celery - all t condition, UE '..5 Woodrufl'sGardenCentc. Singer aO'-Autos for Sale - ard 1 SATURDAY, MARCH GOLDEN TOUCH'N 5w l sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer' s best model, winds bobbin Brokei',)07W.Commercial Call8art Real Estate * & tail. * FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS37343S3Or64S7]33 W. Garnett White fill yo'ar spri Freer, 3275191, complete; * WE TAKE TRADES ________ _______ Let me ii~'iAnlo,d Ave. 3239370 '"' I -.•.. 41-Houses ______ ______ - beds. "U 2 twin fl-Auction - _____________ Bedroom set, complete 110$; - JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC- 2611 Sanford Ave Sanford. 1145 mo )649 62Lawn.Garden - 511-44ousehold Goods _____________ Homes, Lots And eai _____ tSTOT dning room, target, Beaut i ful 3 bdroom. carpeted, fenced yard. Ist 373 7 4 94 - f, r telephonc in Tallahasec will tiay'e access to the legislature's computer, .4 Stromberg Carlson Corp began recalling the 425 Ofliciab at the Sanford office announced today all 575 cm- workers, with a few returning of the Florida State Employ. ployc'.s furloughc'l last to their jobs each week as iiient Service said more jobs IX" ember are back on the job business picked up until all who are available throughout and the Sanford firm IS were!urloughedsserereurn Seminole count) than in 1 reca ll ing some of the 200 eniThe firm manufactures past few months. ploycs placed on indefinite electronic telephone switching Office Manager Ralph layoff. equipment and employs about Prescott said Stromberg workIndustr i a l Uelation Mimingtr I kOd i. riiphiyt IH..( ording to rs priui i r ipple effect in e, the firm Ilartwig. Joseph It, said the area's economy In that has rualled 10 of thoses em llartwi' was optrnllStk that workers spend pa)chcc.ks plo'es who were laid oil in- dropping interest rates and which helps all the area J definitely amid "Sonic inbusinesses, dications that busi ness is Em- the economy including the "Unemployment Is at about proving" const rut Lion industry which the same level.It's not increas' "We see a (flirt) level work directly affects Stromberg ing," Prescs,'t a1d flow for the next couple of (irtcon in that new orders for In January, the uneniplo> , months, a nd we anticipate tticphone. ititans new business ment rate for Seminole Count) SOme improvement after that,' at the Sanford plant was 83 per cent, which was in Hartwig told The Herald, The House passea a V21.3 line with statewide figures. . . , '' , ,, , . _ ,. . ½ , . I '" . . - . - , -. - t / - . ' I ....-. , '. - ., - ,-'- - - ' 11 ' '-' River recently. They recorded their impressions, by worth intI photograph, for posterity. Iut, until that time comes we'll present It herein our Seminole Magazine on Sunday'. Ti 1I .-- ------" - BALLOON MAKES SURPRISE VISIT - It wits touch and go for the billion emergency tax bill Prescott said emp'loyment is furloughed employes it i early vestt'rtia which now goes to "picking up somewhat. There Dropping in on (assclbcrry late Thursday afternoon balloonIsts January when the I inn was the Senate for final approval, are slightly more jobs avai!able In this colorful Porter Paints balloon could not have generated lanced to extend furloughs for One of tlit' key provisions of the than in the past few Is uley "Au arrivea Dy flying Jaucer months." which records actions as 425 of its employes becaus,c ora bill is -I 10 per ,Lvnt rebaie of Ile said no one particular tyjw fromouterspaee.AstheydescendedtowardSouth[.akeThplet, they occur on Sonate and lack of orders for telephone 1974 income taxes up to a of job field tands out over (hey left a trail of )oungsters, oldsters, bikes, dogs, and snarled switching equipment, 1 louse floors, off icia sa tillaxill'u'll 1200. (Tax story another but rall jobs seem to 40 traffic. illerald Photo by June Casselbeffy) VZ ik5 • ' ,,_. it krliL .r:'IF, -- T Tim e . - - Ilerald staff writers Bill Ilel,leville and Ed Prickett %% ere out on Seminole County's wild and rambling Wekiva T D a '? tO Re tir e? Is old age a time to retire to one's rocking chair and spend th e days watching television Sanford's Bessie King d"esn't believe so and provc's it S'irnt'n Sc-etlnn, I II . dex In Around the Clock Bridge alendar Churches Classified Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby - - 4? 3B 5? Di-. Lamb Editoria l Horoscope 9? Hospital 4413 3B 5? 10A Obituaries Television 4B - 4A 4B 5A 5? i 2.13 6B Women' s WI" \ThIF'tt N'tsterday's high 78 lo% this morning 44. Fair to partly cloudy and mild. Highs mid 7.tu 80, Nat as rool tonight. Completi-Airather details on Page 5A. ' . k . - �- - -. ---.'.-_--.* —,----,,---.- -- 2X-Evening Herald. Sar,fcrd, FL . Oil AN if s.. ' May Slow Senate Action Issue Tax JflN j Democrats, Ford To Talk Energy ASHINGTON AI') 1einorrats in Congress are headed into talks with President Ford to see if their new, comprehensive energy program can he reconciled with his. The Democratic program proposed as a means of reiing the economy and conserving energy marked the first time in memory that a congressional party had devised its own longrange legislative blueprint to compete with one from the White House. — has a plan he believes will help him fight liberals: break the Lone Star state into five separate statei and thus in'rease the number of conservative governors and senators. Republican Rep. James M. Collins proposed that such a division would give the congressman I , t &, IN BRIEF 1i .. __ _.____ slAMl (All) Spy Corn putor Locked %A.SIIINGThN (API — The Justice I p .6 _ ; — - __ __ -. 4 1 ___________ has . I _____ and locked up the files the unit collec ted on thousands of ___________________________________ individuals in response to civil disorders in the late 1960s. a-.' --dII. Icvi hz promised to give Congre advan ce notice it he ever considers it necessary to revive the opera tion, a prospect he ca lled un likely. asiju ~ __ __~--__-_ -- ac - - ____ -S __________________________________________________________ .a%_,.. '' -- ]___ I _ ___ - . - FAIN _ .- Rebels Weren't Radicals a - - ~s--- _ __________ -:--z ;_'• -_ ' i..:_ ' - . - '-..'.-'.a--- "' . ' week. __________ ______ nrl P Irl -- 7 The city last year abandoned near Range t1ne Road. - cirI 4 - i , - I - a ty ,., *Tab ()' inShirts & corduroy, - denim - with eans to 'I I q I I I __________________ ressed -- MANUEL - ______ ________ as 213 E. FIRST 1 30-154% tation." - _____ - m monthly r - - - - - 4 . .L. ( ..i r I livit. - ) ,,,,, , .fl wC wTh ernpo tiii year, and new rates would help and thus Its revenues rctw-ned this area. them to rema in fiseally stable, to the PSA. ComvAssioner John Morris, said the new firm will be "a • i worthwhile situation. i "With a track recird like tContlnued From Page l-M Identified as "Blue" arid not Cardinal has re(wiW4 there appre he nded or charged In the will be no proble.m" he had been psychologically case, ,iust walked right into it City Building In,pector Bill Ll '",, mu.ri't, l- sail , Moduiar apsrtments are constructed in the plant, complete with kitchen ap____________ owid turn. 'was catght recThanded." on the typal lstructmm 01 He1rrnan to!d the Jury that Edwards told the Jw-y that ie the all frame single story na:' I u-t-rced c'Vi rnde a kaJ that the r'oules and mid he i'm '-" out of th'r w wki rCeunr.wgrd tit sti.the4 with the answers to be sw-c the statements were court senence him to only five "ft sounds like he's ma& in the P1"GPCi years it he pleaded guil ty to all the ground. It seems to be lh4ferma'm said Edwards and rob&mel-) ano testified against first class corstrucimon,' Wheeler and a third man Wheeler, Br3celand said. DA#t-11 rr1#4_#nfWd1AefAtd, Inc, - R __ Br ngsAcq uittal - ---- _j-- ---- am 1II -. Did '(ci K Soils 3APt) . t, ivit , - * - __ "•" CI * ' * - * ____ u'tii I UU glorge t- ~ ____ ~ _11ba P 'I 11 flllfliiliiiii ww stum - * * * * - -. M tit; " I, - --- 1"091 _ -- ----- - .uhi1' - - -- -------=- -- I * hn,'.i, lI,,nI, M. w iiuji b" Macfarlane several months ago ,. itisu show mive $100 contributions from officers because Macfarlane was the of Metropolitan Contract Servonly one of the attorneys he ice, an Orlando trucking firm recognized zas representing regulated by th? PSC. General Telephone, Bevis said Bevis said he had never heard . -. -. 1r1uz-suzy. of mc tn-rn, one thousands t i n cint'n * You've seen them at Disney You've se them 1. Al * *- _.. Sheraton - Sanford Inn WOR&Uj - JAM SESSION R P.M. Til? ON Feldman's attorney, Robert Beckham of Miami, said the and will be appealed. in unauthorized corn- defendants to trial in six S TOM 0'MAIUY T nambin SWINGERS NIGHT All Drinks 85c WedW i &r,re aiuu'v LMUILJ IUUfl All Ladies Drinks SOc L.LL. ç . ' Prizes for winnetsof Each I'CY uØ' • tRAT(I( * MQfQflt',p,, °° IJIV [VJ[I5 I I I il I M -=- . -. -- - - - -- ! -1 a -. * I * * * * I i" Is -. - - - - - - - -. - -- - - I il I N 0 WUU dde U 15 •UIUUUj VUU El W LIIU J I WUF eampiub, Broken Lots... Living Rooms,ffigniong Rooms, Bedrooms, Appliances, TV & Stereo ... All Priced To Move! Shop Early For Best Selection! EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE IS ON SALE.. Russell Bevis of Tallahassee, ton, Tex., and executive vice rejected thousands of dolliu-s Such contributions are legal crease, he said . know there was a law (li-mn representing General Telephone," Bevis explained. "MI I knew was that cr atter ney represented General Tele. phone. If I'd known the firm represented them, I wouldn't have taken the contributions. I'm sorry I took them." Martindale lIub'kl, a reltr. encebookofattornes, lists the firm oi Macfarlane, Ferguson, Allison and Kelley as general counsel for General Telephone Bevis' campaign reports VICE - - I SAVE UP TO 53% EXCEPT... OUR . . I - - CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS —FREE DELIVERY! 1100 FRENCH AVE. -- L t- ------------ - -- -- - -- -- - -- ----- ----------------- -- - u 11C ! COKE . - ' -------------- -- -- - - - SANFORD 22•7953 -'' — --- I I said an time contributions were personal and not from the firm. Other iinim officers listed as giving $100 each were Kenneth B. Cunningham, president, Richard Bischoff, executive vice president and Ed Fr-it. The r6und was easily han- offered by regulated industries. but questions have been raised, died trcawse Bevis was in lie said tt)o.%- froin officers of -ocally by Alt-,. Gen Rob. rainmpa for a hearing on the Metropolitan must have been crt Stiein, about their ,. , Tampa-based S request iiverioo,ieu, propriety. for a $73.7-million rate In. 11111** 11 the state. TO M ORROW ONLY.FRO M 9 A*Mo '161 5 POMO "1 hope you can appreciate 111 * Id ". partners insurance companies Four months have ex- needing legal representation in - mw•J Press. * * DANCE CONTEST months. legal connections were pointed Bevis' brother and campaign president W.H. FairvIl of Denout to him by The Associated treasurer, said the campaign ver, Colo. k I- without going through the grand jury. But pired since the original Man finpimilfwAsolinde to lie." * * * * * * * * AM Musicians 5C flS Welcome Participants Drinks qwv $1500 alter the donations and * * Tues. thru Sat. 9 P.M. * 0'4"4 Special prosecutors could quickly. cepting $40,000 in return for j charge O'Malley with accepting The state is required to bring referring to his former law _._i~ 0,000 . Ifesaid he returned the other regulated by the corninimion. cher, comptroller, all of flous- I 111 ' L&AALAJM refusing to testify to the grand Jury. In the dismissed Indictment, chdrge if the state fails to act , pensation —_ five members of a law firm Paine Kelly Jr.: M from sWd. which represents the General Charles F. Clark and $200 from Mitch Robertson'of Orlando, Telephone Co. Sam F. Davis. Metropoli ta n vice president, * AMOS & CHARLES CMrc yfor An * * 4 IF * J77 Ll.itti '"' i , riiOfll . I 4 & Pd VOW PWKION W*. )OO P4 c ________________ p, racotk s 5r N iii. T½ft toist Man . tk* floor ufts. sad ditsit id .fn oo up to im p rz! fl. TnZj riftd by tin. diwiittr* [OnitOtfl. Coas m - R * * * * had sentenced him to six months in jail for contempt in perjury and, if it is rinewed. the associatwl will,," Willis said. ciarges (tied against O'Mall ey unauthorized-compensation last Friday. .1. - unrelated grand jury appear. rni.sslonerflhllBevissayshe has $500 (morn Chester Ferguson, height of a campaign, you are refu nded t he $2,000 contributed who Is also a member of the not quite as sharp on tech. to his reelection campaign by Board of Regents; $500 from T. nicalities as you should be," he _____ I - showed the contributions as - Public Service • -- * I other . t i.iond. Circuit Judge John Rudd Christian and Feldman In their al table," he said. TAIiAiiA.*.i.., Ha. (AI' ____ ____ 4 G_61= U__ J im"11110 _ _____ aa___ * GOVERNOR'S SAFETY *** C*MMMON * cumstances that the state feels partner, of accepting $10, 000 in rule into play. place a taint of some sort on unauthorized compensation and "The defendant is operating that earlier prosecution." of pjury to a notary public. consciously to tru,ctrate tue The Court's rul ing The speedy-tr ial rule may lawful investigation and prose- r other assistant questioned G ,-- build the plant's work force to a Questioned on the problem of bedroom apartment would be water fe!~, t4dt would have chiri!e 12 ar0 v_ in all ca-sel-9 the cputy u 1ucd i'urver. the declining construction of ZZ5 1140 to 1145. The plant also will raised the average - ont.hly resulting reveiues are turned lie said he should have more mairket, Guirlinger said he was construct efficiency and two bills frwn $7.22 to $10.22. owir to the respective cities' than 100 employes working at not worried about not being bedroom apartments. According to Schmidt, general fund. the plant by the first of 1976. abe to market hint apartments. evidence presented In Sanford where $3 r —_ the "I do not intend to bring "Oir plant in Columbus has Public hearing showed that is charged, Lvpks are made on M pelople from C,olumbus, (Ohio) shown us that we can pi-ogresm, ( -,e-rr,,1 Wn,ler,ji- f~rks 1,:):! .1 rmrl ,rwn - b. , V 000 Returns General Tel Attorneys' Campaign ift - w leased 11ursday on _ s pt % k , --.1 "° Bevis - . e (if other Following procedures pre- %Tong to focus on rehabili- lievable and patently unaccep- grant would serve as "a license - ._•'.-... - ________________ Water Bill .-.... I I it __ P3IIDIflI r y a rdin al _ Increases tth _____ ___________________ Feldman iiiel-, Bennett Miami, was repu and Iley Ca e &pii.e b' men & boy (t1 ini Willis virdv rranmnirl among cuturs, Austin, Willis and the The grand jury's special prosecutor, Asst. State Atty. W Robert Willis of Jacksonville, is expected to appeal by arguing TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) "It means that our efforts to. that there should be no bail. .... ., , . — an apparent lack or ward re ha bilitating prisoners Feldman clearly was pivotal success, prison officials should have not been all they can and in the grand Jury's efforts to continue focusing on rehabili. should be," he said, reinstate a dismissed int.ating inmates as a method of Earlier Thursday, Sen. HITCh that charged combatting crime, says Gov. Bayh, 1)-I nd., called on Presi- dictment O'Malley with getting Reubin Askew, In $40,000 dent Ford to fund a ner federal unauthorized compensation Genuine rehabilitation of program designed to prevent criminals while they are in juvenile crime by focusing on from his former law panthers. prison would be the best protec- alternatives to tossing young "I believe I pried statements tion for society, Askew said persons into prisons with hard- from him that he had not realThursday to the Suutliern Con- cried criminals. Ized, when he testified the first ference of Corrections. Bayh told the conference that time, that what he was testi. Ford has chosen not to fund fing to could be construed as a "Our common goal must still part of the Juvenile Justice and crime," Willis testified before be the development of treatDelinquency Prevention Act of Rudd. ment programs that will work, 1974, which would coordinate programs that will keep first federal Juvenile deliquency Feldman based his refusal to offenders from being repeaters, programs and provide funds to testify on fear that Willis was programs that will hopefully states. trying to trap him into perjury eventually eliminate our carBayn said that since nearly 75 by getting him to make staterectional systems as breeding per cent of the cost of crime In rnent.s contradletini' ttjy grounds for cr im e," he said tuimerica is g enerated by people he gave the panel last year. Askew said that the high under age 25, more of an effort number of inmates - 80 per must be made to prevent lie said he would testify if cent in some cases — who are juvenile crime, Willis gave him Immunity from released but later wind up back "A total lack of commitment perjury prosecution. Willis reIn prison "does not mean we are to juvenile programs is unbe. Fused, saying an immunity Jackets - £ used contempt ruling was in error G - PIta ances. The high court said Aus- without Feldman's testimony, O'Malley indictments. tin should have been alone In It is questionable whether their The charge inv ft :1tlw (t1cstiflning. alleged evidence of a violation leged loan is a ne one. The Supreme Court rul ing would stand up in court. Willis contended to fludil that thus appeared to eliminate the O'Malley was Indicted last Feldman was well aware of the use of Feldman's previous Friday on cha rges of violating speedy-trial rule and was trying grand Jury testimon%', standards of conduct by pres- to delay prosecution of the Atone t1ilursda), i1iis suringaninsurancecompan'jto unauthoed compensation Stressed By As ke R ~ It ,,-,. Christian said in an interview Thursday that he has established Floyd T. Christian and Associates, a Rehabilitation - -- yd 0 Levi - tiy County Grand Jury in the final Pliast- of its O'Mahey probe. 1 - - mediation service especially for education negotiations. "Y c think that in many cases that we could get the two groups together to solve any disput es," he said. - - Christian Forms Firm — problems. could be accomplished simply requirement for low cost except one connected to by annexing Rolling Hills and housing. Chacey said that any Altamonte Springs. When the Knofiwood, south of SR 434 and housing that could be provided city was considering that route the Woodlands, Sleepy Hollow for a cost of less than $200 the only federal money and Springwood Village monthly is considered low cost available was for part of the Apartments, north Of SR 434. housing, cost of an Interceptor line on SR He displayed a map with Saying that the tIme is 344 to ltamonte Springs recommended boimdat-y lines comi ng when the federal and including back within the government will stop homes on city limits the section of SR 434 septic tanks from usInm them, from Range Line Road west of Chacey said considerthi had 1-4 whIch was ousted by the to be given by the planning circuit câurt In a decision group to it citywide sani tary favoring a lawsuit flied by ____ __ Council member June L.ormann before her election to office. LONGW000 — H. A. (Bud) Mrs. Woodared first Saul the Scott, chairman of the city money is giyi to tho police r eoincil'.s public saI ty Cb- benevolent fond, but when mittee, told Tiw Herald today asked on what utLrtty'this arfi he will ask the governing body action takes place, said it IS Monday night to look Into the used to "buy OfIke supplies, Jail failure by the police depart- supplies, different M1 ment to turn over to Chacey said it Is the zoning '1 n has not gone into -general fund revenues received benevolent fu cnmisslon'a responsibility as nd for a from the sale of accident report the city's planning agency for time," she said, adding that a CO th e comprehensive land minimal amount Of money is Sanford Naval Academy midshipmen tasted the ThItIIh aircraft SNA CADETS "'fl money should go into received plan ning act to decide to what from the sales. She carrier Ark Royal arai the HMS Lynnm, a supply Ship for the general fund," Scott said said the ci ll extent the ci ty should extend its ba photo copying British fleet, during a visit to the JacksonvIlle Naval base this bo ndar whec Informed that the machine U ieS. is teed to repre ON CARRIER week. litre midshipmen are checking the carrier's flight deck teVfl1S te CWTtfltI7 being th e reports for sale. When the and loading ramp. The trip was sponsored by Comaier H told the ZOflIfli CO(fl imed to buy Office and Jail wddmt po ent t money l Eugene m oner, the county would do Jumper, SNA issi commandan t. (Herald Photo by Mike supplies and were in the past intio the benevolent W die (eetIi) drainage planning for the entire cha nneled into the police sahi. county, admitting, however, a benevuieni ivai. somuuon to runuing we a1nage Acting Public Safety Director aspect has not been found as Scott said money is allocated James Pleiconies claimed yet. ignorance of the use being in the city's budget f or jail m p office supplies and he was (21 . made Of the fund Chacey said the zoning un aware the police (acted by The Herald today. He commissioners, as part Of their referred questions to Sgt. Bet1y was e%'n Selling reports. "I Woodward "who handles all the thought they were making them wou!d determine what the DI e- available to the money that comes in property tax rate should be to * public," Scott salt "It should cldent reports." fund adequately all city ser- * an ga Into the general fund to vices. He said once this * reimburse for the Xerox determination is made, he By MICK LOCHRIDGE Tom Wilson, executive pliances, plumbing and elec- report it back to the technical * be said, noting utility Herald Staff Writer director of the Sanford Housing ti-lea) wiring, and later ti-an- advisory committee. * "Xerox bills monthly are pretty Sanford city officials Au thority, asked Guirlinger if sported to the project site and * Attention has to be given to * Council Chairman J R. yesmamayresponded favorably arrangements could be made set In place. to a preview presentation of a Department of Housing with the Guirllnger said his first industrial and commercial * Grant, contacted at his home, new modular apartment manuand Urban Development project would be a model development, Chacey said, to * said, "Money is budgeted for * facturing firm which Is 111111)) to subsidize the housing complex with 48 apartments, ImprOve the city's tax base. office nipplies etr. and the * but a site location has not been police department has been scheduled to begin operation in for low income farnibes. Mrs. Lormam, present at tht 'a 1!nsi Fiorm' Pairs 1.A he. ,, GL1ir d UuhL ieteti. meeting, suggested unless the getting them, too. Nei ther the City Commissioners and there might be a "problem" in 'We ha ven't had an inrease polke benevolent fund nor the The plant will manufacture city's tax base is broadened since 1960, and they're still spending for office supplies is other city Officials met with dealing with HUE) in acquiring apartment projects, averaging with commercial and industrial offkial,cofCa.-dinai Jndustrie, a subsidy. 40 to 70 units, mind sell the development "the city will paying t1w lowest w. -ter ratm in th~- profier place. to put the Inc . of Columbus. Ohio. during Guirlinger said Sanford was projed to a private owner. * die." the state." accident report money," he luncheon a *at the Holiday Inn, selected for the plant site after Guirlinger said CardInal * New rates on Wilt; blI flOW being — * Austin Gui-linger, president surveying the Central Florida Industries would be responsible received have hiked sewer fm A surv,ey of other police Safety is a famliv affair. and owner of the firm. fielded area for two years. * ,lr$m. vita I,, elm 4I4UUI i I V. for th &a a% -.-- - ti min,rnnm fn lift V" questions by commissioners * He said he found Sanford to advertising and train the couple arid jumped water rates from a County showed that * and officials on the new plant to have suitable facilities for the to Cassel manage the complex. $190 average to $160. charges $2 to 13 for He said an average developIn the unofficially rendered copies of accident reports be located at 3701 S. Sanford plant, an adequate kbor force, IF decision on Jan. V. Board depending on size while Ave., in the former H. L. Hunt available rail shipping and co- ment of40to7Ounits would take * plant. operation from the city of- about 90 days. members allowed increases ................................ to Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, * G tr said he olans to fietIi A,Ar,..i. ,..... .. ... I-.--. , arm *,Lev lug * - e apartment4iouse fire when another neighbor kicked the door in. — ficials and teachers solve their collective bargaining Chacey, Noting the move is on for low the city's Altamonte Springs regional representa ti ve on the technical cost housing, Chacey said the sewer plant after the people in a advisory committee for city could meet this pecial referendum voted twocornrequirement Seminole County by annexing s to-one against the proposal. prehensive land planning act, Springwood Village Apart. Consulting engineers Glace and reporting the special corn- meats. Radcliffe said at the time no mitte&s scope, said the exQuestioned how the apart- federal mone y could be $ TAIJAjJ,%.SSEf' Fla. (AP) It was questionable whether A Florida Supreme Court ruling the grand jury unable to 1W in a case against one public of. compel testimony from Eel. licial has thwarted a grand Jury tlinan re-affirming his earlier in its attempt to re-indict testimony could rely on the another, Treasurer Thomas previous testimony to rindict O'1aIIey. O'Mall ey. -. The Supreme Court Testimony in hearings this dismissed 19 bribery, pe rjury week Involving a rnntPmp( (''. conspiracy indicunents Lion against O'Malley's former against Christian, saying the law partner made it clear that the ruling in the case of for.,ner /ttty. 1. Edward Austin of ~ TAI.I.AIIAS.SEE, Fla. AP - Former EducatIi ('mnliissioner Floyd (liristian hopes to help school pansion to triple the city's size, ment complex could meet a received for any sewer system - Report 1: lie said federal money could plans to connect to the _____ ________________ Is Inspector David Chacey told of an office park en be be acquired for sanitary the city zoning commission this Schrimsher property oil SR 43-4 sewerage system. - ___________ 41 David Farr for annexation and be the answer. ugh annexation, Buildhig rezoning to permit construction _______ . [ Pii limits but by exn-andlnig 'JIM, ~~ _____ . J •hn rt Ru lin g Sna g 0' w ____ sophisticated people who brought on the Revolution." Accident e city commercial development at the one method undertaken or that smaller systems could become a community of beginning of the meeting, left spotti made apparently sewer p acka g e 1S,wu within Ia years not tv beforea rresentatmnn growth within Its current city by development consultant plants -around the city might I , _ U .. - __________________________________ — -%.• _______________________ __________________ LOS ANGELES (AP) - All those young, radical firebrands who were said to have sparked the American Re'oltion were not very ra dica l at all , Schutz, chairman of the History Department at the University of Southern California. Completing a detailed computer study of the Massachusetts leaders of the Revolution, Schulz said, "It was the older, wiser, more - -__ - - = __ Mayor James Lormann who sewer system. He added that urged the bosrd to favoribly hooking UP to the Altamonte consider goou industrial and Springs regional plant could be By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer .. rt. 11 ig h Cou ('NM, POINT, Ha. 1 A Pi '1 thought they cre .ife,'' says a niIIlH'r if three uPihlreni and an adult Vl died in an early morning blaze in this tiny Palm Beach County community. Th ree children of S% Illiarn and I elia Pugh - Keith, 6; ,a n d Kevin. 2 died early Thursday in their seu'ndfloor bedroom, officials said. The other victim, Lou fletzner, 27. was asleep in a firstfloor apartment. The neighbor, linda Keesee, said her family escaped it Seen For Longwood _____ " FE) GURNEY Fire Kills 3 Children - Department 11 you don't mind carrying your lunch able to fly ci oss-country for less than it would cost by train or bus, National Airlines proposed a bargain-price plan Thursday that would segregate participating passengers in the rear section of the airline's jumbo Jets arid save them 35 per cent of the day-coach (are. The proposal, which National will implement for all of its jumbo jets on an experimental basis on April 14, has to Ix, approved by the Civil Aeronautics Hoard. lut tickets will gonnsale,1nnda).. with lull refunds to lscr1gcrs if the lx'ard rejects the idea. -V ra.. — (4- paying 25 cents for a cup of coffee, you soon may be 15,000 Residents _~k r i National Airline Plans Test Of Bargain Fare icrmu uk East, North and 'test. "&@&Nws' % . -, A c i conservative Texas TAMPA. Fla. AP — W. r-" ou ment of Housing and Urban De. newspaper publisher. Gillman, era] judge has asked the press The judge said he wanted to Krent.zman made It clear be velopmenl in Atlanta, has been Is an Orlando lawyer and onenot to print names of potential protect potential and eventual had no objection to publishing given co-conspirator status by (Line Gurney law partner. jurors or those eventually Se- Jurors from prank calls, bur. occupations, what areas jurors government prosecutors. The three were not among the lected to serve on the 12-mem. glary or possible outside con- come from and similar Inforn, p.,, ,i,,t.,,..'... 1'I ---'I.' . 't w-1.uJtp1rdwr3 I'usea in Inc ocr panel in 'tie bribery-con, tact concerning the case. ination. wdj;ted to furnish to the original indictment returned spiracy trial of former Sen. Ed. "I now ask you, don't put 0161 potential jurors singled defense "the names of all uninlast July. ward Gurney and four co-de- names and addresses of any Ju- out in the first four days of jury dicted co-conspirators not The five defendants are fen(lan(s. rors or persona to be jurors In selection, 45 were in'livldually named in the Indictment known charged with trading Gurney's "I can't believe the general the papers," Krentzman said in screened and all but three public is Interested in the his plea at the end of Thurs. excused - two men were to the government who the gov- influence with federal housing and a eminent contends conspired and mortgage officials for kicknames or addresses and I can't day's day-long session, woman. However, those three with the defendants.,." backs from builders. believe they have any right to "I have no objection to your remained subject to challenge On Dec. 10, the prosecution Gurney's four co-defendants know," U.S. District Judge Ben knowing," he told a small con- as the tedious process of pick. filed its response, listing Seals, are former assoctates James Krcntz,nan said Thursday, tingent of reporters seated in ing a Jury continued. James N. Allison and W. Stew- Grout and Joseph Eastien, and adding that the names are a the courtroom. "1 have no perMeanwhile, court records reard Gillman. Allison, a former former federal housing officials tiizitter of court record if anyone sonal objection. But I have an vealed that F. Lamar Seals, re. Gurney aide and his 1968 cam- K. Wayne Swiger need.' them "for proper purand Ralph objection on the part of the gional director of the Depart. paign manager, is now a Texas Koontz. I o Plan To Split Texas ;\ i iuUSe Clear WASHINGTON (AP) — The Sen. Russell B. Long, 1)-La., The bill provides $16.21 billion The top rebate would be $200 which is used by taxpayers who fully phase out at $6,000 of in. Howe has voted to cut taxes by chairman of the Senate Finance In relief to Individual taxpayers and the minimum would be do not itemize their deductions, come. $21.3 billion, mostly for those Committee which will hold and $5.07 billion In benefits for $100, but anyone who paid less would increase from 15 per cent The special credit al!o would with income under $20,o(). It hearings on the bill, promised businesses. About 89 per cent of than $100 in taxes would get all to 16 per cent of gross income, make cash payments to persons also approved repeal of the oil prompt action by his panel. He the individual tax benefits of the tax back. .-The maximum standard who are too poor to be required depletion allowance, which predicted the Senate will ap- would go to persons earning The successful bill also pm deduction would increase from to tile Income tax returns. This might slow the tax bill's prog. prove a bill that would result in $20,000 a year or less, vided for about $8 billion In $2,000 to $2,500 for singles and cash payment feature Is beress in the Senate. tax cuts at least as high as those Just before approving the lower 1975 taxes through lower $3,000 for couples filing a joint ileved to be the first time the The tax cut bill, approved 317 approved by the House. measure, the House rejected withholding rates beginning return. federal government would go to 97, provides rebates on 1974 However, some senators have 251 to 160 a Republican-backed May 1. The lower rates would The bill also grants a special through the tax system this way taxes and lower 1975 taxes warned that supporters of the proposal that would have pro- reflect these changes: new S per cent tax credit n in making payments to poor through decreased withholding depletion allowance may fill. vided $12.2 billion In 1974 tax -The minimum standard de- earned income, meaning wages persons. rates. The Democratic-spon. buster against a tax cut bill rebates. duction, also known as the low- and any self-employment insored measure is designed to containing a repealer of the atThe successful bill provides Income allowance, would in- come, with a maximum $200 For businesses, the package put morespending money in the lowance. The petroleum in- 1974 tax rebates of around $8 crease from $1,300 to $1,900 for credit. This credit would go includes 1975 and 1976 In. of consumers and thus dustry saves an estimated $2.5 billion. The rebates generally singles and $2,500 for couples only to low-income persons and vestment tax credit changes as stimulate the slumping billion in taxes annually from amount to 10 per cent and would filing a joint return, would start being reduced at an incentive for machinery and economy, the allowance, be refunded starting in May. -The standard deduction, the $4,000 income level. It would equipment purchases. IN BRIEF - Plan Judge Asks Ban On Gurney Jury Names n inA I ' El __ 0% r ut Friday, Feb. 21,1975-3A Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. 9 1 \A.sWNGTt)N iAP1 -,---.--------, Friday, Feb. 2. Ifl -11111111111 K A o -.-,-__ , Ii. 1-0. 0--t—. _4• .S • 4. I - �-- 4iIP Evening - Hendd Friday, Feb. 28, 197-S-- A A And for goodness sake gals. IIOBERTC MARKEY. Advertising Director Ihgne Delivery: Week. 55 cents: Month, 52.40; 6 Months, $14.20; $ 10. Eh Mail: In Florida same as home delivers. All .'her mail: Month, .?0; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Relations . don't forget to . take along your Alka Seltzer! Feb. 25 one Glenn Edward Melzieil, 24 of Pittsburgh, Pa., plead guilty to the shooting and was sentenced to life In prison by Circuit Court Judge some of the members of this group would have in raising 56(K) each in order to pay their way. (Two. thirds of the total cost was being absorbed by this country and Poland.) A day or so after writing of this event, I received a call from Jim Creamer telling me he was now the golf pro at the recently opened Family World Golf Course. It's located In Osteen on Florida Avenue. Creamer said he was interested In helping these women raise some money for their trip and would be scheduling a benefit tournament on March 16. All of the nrni-.#rtc i.niibI I INIjIIII se "singing ambassadors of good will" make ir trip to the promised land iwhere th ey can eat, aN of the kielbase and pyroghy their tummies can dle). mat s remarkable considering past history. Wouldn't it be so much more Impressive If the judicial system would eliminate those "quick Pardons?" This issue was particularly brought to mind while watching a recent TV offering of the FBI and Its fight against the Klu Klux Klan. There as some favorable comment in the newsroom following this TV program. However, It was distressing to be reminded that these men were only convicted of violating someone's civil rights... ANt NEVFR CHARGED with the murder of the three victims. And then, If memory series me correctly, they were pardoned about three or four years later! On Jan. 9, of this year, there was a shooting murder of Apopku Inn-owner Edward Adarnkiewkz. Slightly less than two months later Tuesday, A frie nd says our society Is not more permissive than before: It's just that people are less about things. — .---- scheduling f an election in April as th e first step toward constitutional government keeps alive the hope that Portugal can avoid falling under Communist domination. Th e strength of the wellorganized Communist Party in th't country has raised the possibility that the Nor th Atlantic Treaty Organization could see one of its members in a highly strategic location "defect" to the Warsaw The , L . ________ TOM TIEDE One Myth — That pos hhtv semis shudthrs throwh NATO defense planners, and well it should. The strength We Ca of NATO all across Southern Europe is in jeopardy, and the Mediterranean today is anything but a secure frontier for W€stern Europe. There are fears that Spain would fiitd it no Csier Uaii Poitugai to deal with a transition in government, one that can be delayed only as long BURLINGTON, N. C. (NEA) Negro as Francisco Franco, old and ailing, remains a History Week according to the act of Congress symbol of the existing order. Though Spain is not a has bee-1 tur!i Into Black History Month '. : L N ___ - . - ". .. I ,..• :'!ItL - - ,Vft - john spoiski associate editor • U4 • ~-Ipit_i~;q, ,Ic i~ -i _; A - :i:• I.1 451 . i - sl')(M111 What is there about oil that has given rise to almt universal agreement among Americans that this country must eventually become totally inuependent oi tore-ign saurm. irr , is—,zlmig.~ ______ . -- .. 'I . F . .. .'. z o i , - W1 oay - — Pa , . — - See int at ym A. . ----..-' man - -- HOSPITAL NOTES — . ADMISSIONS Timolhv Remains it Sanford Timothy Dando Dawn E kiddy Lillian ft Vickery Harry Lee Jr P4ancy d4n Dusen ri Victoria A King 5 girl [well White Charla I Burnt Peggy A Moeller. Casselberry i-egy Ann Mallo. Ca%5e40.erry Edward Leon Mager. DeBar, Cleveland E Ashman, Deltona Hnmold F Kelley. Deltona C.nil A DuHamell, Deltona A F lancian, Deltona Phyllis May Freund. DeIton. Anthony J P4owattkI. Drltoni Yina Neal, Lntt'cprise Michael Hamill, Enterprise Francis Harring?on, Geneva Susan S Whechel, LakC John H Young, IV. Maitlard Ifclena Reed. New Smymna Christine Landstrom, Orange City Larry Brown, Oviedo Mr and Mrs (Jlb4.,l WilliS, t girl. nfrurd iLOS) S AREA I -. DEATH member —. Funeral Notice , *.-11 be held Al 7 p t tp' (cinrjm.gationl Christian Church. Sanford, wth Rev F ret, L Neal and Rev Edmond I Wcber ofticla'lrig Burial in Oak lawn Memorial Park Family requetl in lieu oi tim er's donationS be ina'Jc to Congregational Christian Church r-m F10 fi Fotndation Gramkow r,'l Pi'r,u'- fl (PYQ' ~ .4 I . ' , - - ,' __ - . . ..• _• . . r, . - ... .. - --. :T. 1. III VW Ten good reasons to buy Pacer, the Pacer is the first wide small car. (Wider than Chevelle, Duster, Nova— even Granada!) You'll notice a big difference in room, ride and handling compared with conventional small cars. in 2 MRS. MAMIE WARREN three grandchildren; eight Mrs. Mamie Ann Warren, 80, great-grandchildren; a brother, of 311 Palmetto St., Oviedo, P. Andrew Hamm, Elizabeth. died Thursday afternoon at town, NC.; sister, Mrs. Esther Seiiiink' oeorial Miii hospital. A Stubbs, Bennettville, S.C.. native of Georgetown, S.C., She several nieces and nephews, came to Sanford in 1939 from _ (;ramnko' Funeral Home in Waycross and moved to Oviedo charge. six months ago. She was a of the Penny Pinchers Club, Osceola Lodge 482 United Transportation Union Auxiliary — WARREN. MRS. MAMIE and Congregational Christian ..nmr,t services for Mrs ANN Church. M,ini Ann Warren, $0, of III Palmetto St. Ovied. w"o deti Survivors include a datghter, Thurtdy at Seminole Memot l. Mrs. James Pearson, Oviedo: ,ii Sdlurdav / -_ - DISCHARGES DanM BIRTHS — 4 D Betty J. Wright George J Hoffman Rudolph Robemtt Auguttus EmIt Lois (Young) Wiks Eugene Martin JameS Smith Mildred Smith Myrtle K e lly Elaine Snider Eugene Douglas eirliOrc Urun..,i'i AIfreidb Additon Katriria Moore Anna Guertin, Deftary Catherine Kspr. Deflona Francit ttarrnqton, Genevi S'.'san S V,ftic hel, take Mary Charles H Sutton Jr., Ostoen Minnie Alevandrr, Oviedo K4thteen 0 Reut er. Qyjn DolpPias Campbell, Titusvitle Mary M Cruthers. Orittol, Wit CIA Wondering What Acti o n To Toa ke .. Mr and Mrs. Monroe (Minnie) Alexander, a boy, Sanford SanfordDawn E kiddy - '— 0 Dealer today! '" , •LOC It - 4 — JACK ANDERSON J _____ _____ Letters To The d ... .. ENNNO, a noii... 017 Jil l Jill jll Jl omilljIl J Jill allJlii Jill Jil jl•Jiill m om . Jll WHAN ii - a I 610000"Ml Jjlii Jill... Jill. IM20011 Armiipr WEATHER - . ,, help, . .. ., . -Jill. CALENDAR .-.' . )111( tII' . ____ . . tor 1.11 - . . Henry No& lI 17 etsja'i.s sviy you flffj.fq Shortage? .,J..,_.T .-".-' ...• t - Italiansi . - ., By BOB LLOYD 1IeraldStaff Wri '' • :. .- A Contact 'I... - Ai. I'wb I eu intAuTo Lose i ua- E To Delay _ ..'.- • I g Friday, Feb. 25, 197SA — .. I I - , ., . . — 1 _.:( Crash .-.. - ` -. - .,' Hope - -. the Handy Way Food Store, on $6,500 bond on aggravated stance. McGovern was held in missing froni her home. a door was forced open on a nge Avenue in which a lone battery and assault and Ora battery county jail on $10,000 bond on Patrolman Ray Bronson mobile home at 1201 Lake gunman fled with ap. charges, the drug charge. reported the house was entered Katheryn Estates, Casselberry. Sheriff's detectives have proximately $75 after forcing a Subway Train Sheriff's deputies arrested Charlotte Jean Osborne, 27, of by a rear door. arrested a third suspect in clerk into a storage room. Joe If u gh McGovern, 21, of 810 3112 Winfield St., Forest Ciy, I,% IoInd Ritter, 612 Spring connection with an attempt at Sanford officers today tor Casselberry Police Jailed Myrtle Ave., Sanford, on a were Valley Rd., reported a portable being he ld without bond Longwood sell a stolen sports George Lonnie Johns, Kills 18 In London also probing the reported theft tetevislon, radio, of circuit court warrant charging county car. 1439-B Ash Circle, Casselberry, delivery of a controlled sub- warrant jail on a Michigan cia $1,000 diamond ring from a household items clothing and lA)NIoN lAP) charging bond Jum. and jewelry, Robert S. Daniel, 24, of i A packed subway train crashed room at Seminole Memorial total value ping and failure to appear for Hospital. $1,512, was taken through the protective buffers of a station in London's StoneTIdge Court, Longwood, Answer to Previous Puzzle Sentencing. from her home. was being held In county jail at financial district at the height of the __________ morning rush hour Jane Davidson told intoday and Joted ___ Officials of In er Sanford today on $13,000 bond kofuLL L A ____ sIanulw(I into a tunnel wall, killing at least 13 Sanford poli ce are probing i.Ji.1.1 a one-carat Management Co. reported vestigators on charges of escape and persons and injuring 68, officials and witnesses said. It ' reported thefts of three rods as London's worst subway wreck. ACROSS today to sheriff's deputies that diamond engagement ring 43 Italian trA,eer buying, receiving and conand and reels valued at $150 from t.rco Firemen used acetylene torches to cut five new, unoccupied houses on : cealing stolen property. th a birthstone ring were missing William Wal.msley's store at 919 rough one of ' COV, '' 1pCSf? 46 Chc4 the twisted coaches to reach Leeds Court In Howell Estates from her hospital room. a H. C. Parker and detectrapped victi ms. Some 47 Coo.n ,,.i... W. First Street and a 6 Italian rnn,e, re vandalized after front rescue workers had to crawl on their hands and knees, tI%•e Jerry Capuhaw arrested r'i In other reports, two county typewriter, calculator and (1668.1744) 50 Run- away About 50 persons were trapped in t doors were kicked in, Deputy R. resents told Sheriff's deputies 1 13 A L two men Wednesday night in lovers to Constellation hree coaches th at radio from The Cake Box, 2605 European 53 river Ii Musical [H the case but one suspect 1. I Y:N 55 Italian L t A till brigade said. "Two of the rIIL t, the houses was estimated at of thousands of dollars In furescaped in a car with a third coaches are concentrated in an i ,, :yjt,,.', 14 Maned animals astronomer $1,06, niture and clothing, area where one coach would narrnilly go," said Police man. The car was later 56 Movies direc. IS Slope I? Cuckoo ta ckle was taken by three men CplO3v (omamnander Ernest Bright, Fred Clanton, of 102 Bedale reported found empty at a for. Vittorio 16 de blackb,d 34 S iouan Indian pu Najrah Virginia Farres who ran from the store and that Court, Longwood, told de ties motel. 17 Agei SOIl 13 Dry. like wine '5 Word of were reported furniture and clothing the Cake Box was entered when that items 19 1199 floman) 57 Hi0hSt POifli 18 Spansh cheer valued at s1,045 Arrested Wednesday night negation 58 Natural fat Kidnapers In 20 1.153 (Roman) at his valued at *2,500 was taken after burglars missing after a burglary forced open a door. and early 11iwsd y on charges 20 Grape refuse 39 Veriicie 21 Wartime group 21 Aged 40 Reluctant home. Sheriff's reports listed of buying, receiving and conBEIII,IN :\ I' A 11Jul10 if k Idn:ipi'd ('hristi:iri 22 S.i Siro" 41 Subt DOWN the item.s as stereo equIpmirt. ceilin; to!cn property were 3 it.iI,iri stc i tlitrt'ratIc leader Peter lA)rcnz Was Mare (coil I 43 tern in quoits - WE HAVE STATE FORMS sent to a German a television, typewriter, 27 I Rodent sun-caused Keith Allen Oliver, 20, of Nash23Wfeofa knight 44 Palm leaf (vat) news agency today showing him with a sign saying: coloration 2 Assam binoculars and a briefcase with 24 Persian poet, 45 Feminine ville, Tenn,, and Terry Ray Prisoner of the Second of June Movement" T;;IuuIuII 30 Roman god of silkworm personal papers. Khayysrn appellation Mingle, 23, of Sanford, The police took possession of the picture love Disorderty 3 25 Ibsen hetoin 4 Alikø (comb and a letter Robert C. Gillett, Society that cc mnp'ui! R. l sefri the incident 3' Mnrv, cf a assenhI1 Uw 26 Hawaiian form) (3('(-( of Lorenz since Park Apartments, Fern Park, occurred E3btcal nation 4 Oxf or d lutoi he was kidnaped some 24 hours before, after agents were garlands 47 Ancient Briton q'ync An ita'in rpnrted that stereo speakers r'liti off-rod '!n!n The Second of June Movement is a band of anarchists fl 46 One time 36 Brain passage 6 From (Get) and a citizens band radio, total American for $1,300. The sports car was w ho named their group for the day 49 Rend 37 Epoch 7 Susinets In 1967 when a student (()111.e to u.s monkey 51 Shade lee value $260, were taken when his Penno Ohnesorg was reported stolen last week in 38 Italian abbreyiat'on 28 Solar disk shot to death during a leftist 52 Enclosure automobile was buridarized for Nashville. demonstration in West Berlin, Police said conductor 8 Pacifies 29 Saint Pl'lp (Scott th e group Is the second time in a week, 41 Smail c 9 Longwood Of the esr alleged to have executed an anarchist last year police today were 54 Belonging to after he II Mora fault In other reports, Johnny J. contiuluilig their 32 Hidoen investigation of that man lily }crn W novuI ,1I all tim ii I.UU IVV Wlll1ams, 01419 Concord an armed robbery yesterday at ' need eii 'tomes to preparing your Casselberry, reported a $149 air MORM return. We conduct in-depth interviews compressor was taken from 11w yard of his residence, to make sure we understand your Sanford police reported a $159 personal tax situation. And, we keep lawn mower was taken from a all information completely confidential. carport at the 874 E. 20th St. home of David Smith. FElt. 28 Stereo thieves were busy MARCH 3 MAR. 4 Chill supper sponsored by gaIn last night. Joe Davison, , VW) Crooms High School Band a Furniture Refinishing, 7 Methodist Youth Fellowship Parents, 7:30 p.m., Band 115 Crown Oaks Way, Room. p.m., 901W. First St., Sanford. m I m 5:30-7 p.m., First United Longwood, reported $550 In Call Seminole Oviedo 111gb School Band Junior College Methodist Church of Sanford Parents, stereo equipment and record 7:30 p.m., Oviedo High Community Services for Fellowship Hall. albums were taken in a library. Plans for spaghetti reervations, burglary at his home. dinner. Band students to per. Divorce: Communication Stephanie Cain, 2436 Cedar form solos and ensembles. Before, During and After, "Who Ave., Sanford, told police stereo Geneva Citizens Association, Am I Now?" 7 p.m. Call equipment valued at $625 was 8 p.m., Geneva Community Seminole Junior College _________ _ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Center. Election of officers and Community Services for Yesler.'s hIUPI 7$ lOW this HE BEST preliminary planning meeting. reservation. rnOen1n 4.1 SANFORD LONG WOOD Fair to partly cloudy and mild Songwriters Guild of Central Sanford Tourist and Shimi___ HiuPis mid 70t to 50 P40? 4% cool 309 E. 1st St. 903 N. Hwy. 17-n fleboard club covered dish laiQPit Low moStly lO*c'q to mid Florida, 7:30 p.m., First I ___________ -CALL i1 I __ Ph. 322-6771 Ph. 83144M Fed eral Savings and Loan, 2424 dinner, 6 p.m., business 5O vmit,t v,ri 10 ,, , S2 . Ei Open9 a.m..9 p.m. Weekdays, .S Sat. & Sun. becoming west to Southwest to to is Edgewater Drive, College meeting, 7 p.m., clubhouse on OPEN TONIGHT — NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY mph. Saturaa,. Park. Members asked la kefront. Other Area Office In Oviido to bring E,tended Forecasts Sun , ,,,,_ Inrougri TUC%04Y 4I7w " ul&. K-UUUC tflVlLCfl. Florida Peninsula-- Variable c1Oudin Personal Growth and north Qene'rRtIy f a ir south portion Sunday and Mnnc1y .5 fe, TransactIonal A2aIyZII, 7 p.m., north arid central por?ic* Sunday SJC, A-107. Call Seminole lo'As mostly lOs nrth. SOs central and 6N tout?' po rtion except lOt ,n Junior College Community _.-Mmw~. 0 b' ICr kI.T $ high from Services for reservations. ritreinC north to near $0 south Basic tunsmlthlng, 7.10 p.m., rtic%, Tuesday partly cloudy and 8 weeks, Adult Education v.4mm wIth scattered ShOwert manly north and Central portions Campus, Bldg. 6, call Seminole Lows Tuesday mostly SOs north to Junior College Community 60s south and lOt Southeast Coast and Keys. Highs Tues1lay lOs north Services for reservations. MARCH 3-5 Mid SOs tooth rtiOn Daytona Beach tides for Salur AilexhibltbyCentralFlori(ta day- high 11:15 am, 11 - lI sm Art Association, Fashion low 155 a m 5:16 pm Port Square of Orlando, 10 a.m. Can,,yrral-- POOh 10 Si am. PM low 1 - Is ar" S 09 pm through 9p.m. t A: 1. %. ~, 6 . a -- ___ I—_ - _.__ -1 ~, \_; 1. I I — IN BRIEF mber, air and naval bases in Spain t,ised ccrding to the wishes of many. But whatever the . "I .1. 0 %. V duration ct me by NATO forces are more the guardian of th (1 nual February observation, 1 % needs? e enWJ town, rli m, or more specifically its trance to the Mediterranean than demilitarized The United States is now, arid for years has a t part a U,e drazru of the been, Importing most of the raw materials Cnraitar. At the present time Spain is undergoing 41 black American experience. (5 required by modern irnhstry and technology. I. :. serious internal political strife and also has a Unfortunately, its role is generally 'nisun. .' Yet no one says we must become bauxite in. A ________ major foreign policy problem concerning its derstood. dependent or chromium- independent or this or African empire. Its attention is diverted from The way the history books tell it,, and the way '" that Independent. NATO. millions of citizens have accepted It, IS that A little-noted report by the U.S. Geological . At the eastern end of the Mediterranean Brton' Alamance General Hospital helped Survey last year predicted that the nation may 'i' ____ Turkey has placed herself in limbo as a NATO ally to kill one of black history's eminent figurea Dr. face future crises In the supply of some of Its K ctz iiicrd Drew, the man in question, ws b in response to the cutoff of U.S. military important minerals unless massive research -_k W aid a noted blood .esearcher of the World War II -'-efforts are begun soon to develop domestic 11~,'i_ such eathhere it resources. ~ last year out of pique at U.S. policy during the war was allegedly as a result of callous white racist -ft on Cyprus. Thus two countries which both are sites medical neglect. But while there is a substantial undeveloped of important NATO bases have allowed their potential for some of these minerals, the report Briefly, the accepted tale Is this: Drew spent also warned that others are seriously depleted or dispute over Cyprus to shatter the unity of the much of his young life concerned with the . nonexistent. A couple of examples: Western alliance on the very doorstep of collection, preparation and transfusion ,.. the ex- ttcImiques of plosive Middle East. and plasma. Zinc. In IM, the United States imported about Despite his racc, his brilliance In the field was 52 per cent of its zinc consumption, chiefly from Britain is planning to reduce her forces 1d1,-) on it by colleagues, and Canada, Mexico, Peru and Australia. U.S. Cyprus and Malta in the name of economy. The theRed Cross hired him to establish Its blood reserves are put at about 30 million short tons. Italian navy, second to the U.S. 6th Fleet in its bank system during the ear. Identified resources of zinc are estimated at contribution to NATO naval strength in the more than 80 million tons but are mostly In sub of course not easy for a black man to Mediterranean, lives at the whim ala government directIt the bank "Look At it This Way, it Keeps Your Line Shorter!" economic low-grade or deep-lying deposits. then, the U military at so weak that it can barely govern. Finally, NATO time being dead against the.S. doctor'sIzaistence Cn.TheUn1tedStatesImportJ1ooper faces the fact that the inevitable passing of Mar- that blood from white and black could be safely cent of Its consumption of UI1S essential mineral shal Tito could encL the relative neutrality of 1Il to surgery. Drew swallowed the slings, - in 1972, maInly from the Soviet Union, the Yugoslavia, whose naval strength rivals that of though and made a decided IZthUUCl to E itor Republic of South Africa and Thrkey. The U.S. saving of numberless allied service and civilian I ta ly across the Adriatic Sea . has no reserves of chromium. From one end to the other, the Methtanean Getting T11W Identified delic f tiren ources of chromium Following the war, and here we quote from hardly emerges today as an area firmly protected J)re' ERA to only about 1.67 million short tons and a survey shows only 16.9 Oppose official biography as presented by by the mutual cooperation of the Weste In respote to the letter from Edwina J. State wide, again they would be difficult to mine and exAfro-American Bicentennial Commission and Alestra: rn Afro-American European nations whose security is affected pensive to use. by other historians, Drew was In heavy demand on Urge your legislator to vote yes" on Senate events on its waters or along its shores. the bcture and medical conference Circuit. Survey scientists noted that while the nature Is most often the case, the opponents of the Bill 8 or House Bill 68—the Ratification of the and Implications of the Th is erosion is taking place amid energy problem virtually clear signals Traveling by car to one such conference in the ERAAs 27th Amendment—ERA. (Equal Rights Amendment) have difficult that the new Soviet navy intends to make the South (A (April 1,1800), Drew fell asleep at the pruentir facts correctly. exploded Into public consciousness, concern While it is apM editerranean a major opera ting area. It Is also wheel and crashed. 1ree others In the vehicle NllcklBeare about our mineral supply remained, for the most t that there are 33 organizations inju y i iew was mortally wounded. oppr,4 to Florida State NOW part, within the professional and technical occurring with a realization that the ERA (although she only listed two communities. Legislative [j Mediterranean "The hospital In Burlington, where the ac- religious organizations), Edwina Alestra failed and air bases on Portugal's I Ii In -s . .w a' "t 11-4--a one is the fact that ener' problems are more tinlifeline for Israel if push comes to shove again in Charles Richard Drew died from loss of blood." fight the ratification of the th amendment to the Middle East. They should be as brief as possible and mediate and 77 irect manner the Constitution such as Happiness of Woman comment 00 matters of general interest, It is perhaps easy to understand why the supply problem for minerals may become The political uncertainties and diplomatic Hood, along with the John Birch Society, The letters should deal with issues and avoid just as serious as it Is for energy," they said. problems which threaten NATO's Southern histories finish Drew's story thus. The Irony the of a American Party, the Communist persoiiidltlei. Party, etc. Command deserve more attention than they are plasma iit dying from the refusal of Those nasty oil companies are at it again transfusion Is too journalistically The editor reserves the right to edit those Nnw the complaint Is that they are pushing. a receiving from the Unit ed States of America and poignan t not to be repeated Indefi letters for reasons of space, but will exercise ratification ni tely. Besides program of doi ng away wi th the traditi those European allies whose commitment to NATO liii, as Whitney Young later 1*tlOflallZed onal fullERA mur4m in the twdreds &W include long great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost service service station, which provides tune.up,. remains strong enough to save the alliance. accept=" of the story. the history established groups such as Business and editing. wheel aligrunents and all kinds of automotive Otherwise the next emergency or power-play in the segrega tion made the tale easy to believe. Professional Women, American Association ,f a All letters must be signed with a mailing work as well as gasoline. University Women, AFL.CIO, CWA United and, Mediterranean could find a phantom NATO con when possible, a telephone number The reason Drew fell asleep at the wheel, after Methodist Women, Catholic Women for ERA, to the identity of the writer may be checked and Taking Its place are a growing number of fronting a real enemy. all, was because North Carolina In those days etc. established. However, the Evening Herald will "gas-and-go" faciijities wht-re you get gas and oil offered precious few accommodations to respect the wishes of writers who do and maybe your windshield cleaned if the atnot want traveling Negroes, and the doctor was at 2 a.m. Propponents for the ERA, on the whole, try to (heir names to appear In print tendant likes you, but nothing else. trying to drive straight through to a guaranteed present the pro's and the con's of the Issue and We reserve, of course, the right to reject any That may be only the beginni ng, welcome. Given this, why not also accept the present factual information rather than distortletters :his newspaper considers lobe Judging from likl1hood of m ur derous medical bigotry? a rrt in Electronif' facts. sI2fl&'rflI'. South Korean PresdetPrk fl'tmu flee q vietory !n JHip jockey inziy be headed for obsolescen a national referendum on supprt for his major policies, although the election took place under conditions not In keeping with our own Ideas of a ir campaign. The real significance of this election Isn't that 70 per cent of the electorate cast a vole of tonfidence for Mr. Park's policies. The impressive fact is that nearly 3.5 wittionveters cad their votes in opposition to the Park policies, an indication that free expression at the ballot box Is possible In South Korea. By contrast North Korea never has allowed Its people to vote on WASHINGTON lop CIA officials are In Ecuador, an engineer on Agree's list apwhether or not they want to retain their repressive Communist debating whether He added meaningfully: "I support the Cuban Agee, "that the , to bring legal action agai nst peared at the US. reference to Echeverria's embassy to plead for revolution." government. rela tionship wi th ( the CIA man) was Philip Agee, whose book about his life in the CM protection. Another man, with the same name as probably He empluisized, however, that he had has caused haioc one of the alleged "Collaborators," asked the never oziiitted by official censorship order, in itself not been debriefed by either the Soviet KGB or uncommon there, in cider to save cmAgee listed everyone who had worked with CIA for a letter attesting to the mistaken iden- Cuban IXU intelligence. But on BERRY'S WORLD his own bai'rassmnent to the incum bent " Agee tity. him In the CIA ii Latin America. He also added initiative, he told u. he had onc carefully to insurgent added that Echeverra iiiay have ;jj# uvdt-d, he 5.d by small group of CIA officials doubt whethe r they can bring leaders and had Informed them of broken with his CIA ac- the CIA when he became president." Mexican comrades whorn I trained to follow the legal charges against Agee as long as he stays tivitics against them. comings and goings of CIA people before I left A subsequent Agee interview, linking out of the country, say our sources. Agee told us "I am for the liberation movements," he said. Echeverria Mexico City." One SQUtCC showed us documentation, which December issue by transatlantic telephone that he hopes to with the CIA, was published in the Ithascost the CIA "several million doUa" r eturn tknme but that he will wait until hegets the suggests tut doesn't prove that Agee of the Colombian magazine, :r'cnrdini' to inside SnUrCtS, to tfl4fl5!et Ihe mretn light from his legal advicr. ('uban discipline. A press release, which Ag is under •'Alterti" Our ourtes say Echeerrja let ee out lij that as heard all in tIL) 1dd bVt11 finred and to prutctt its on Ott. 3, 1974, pe the way to Havana. ap ars to have 1k is representej by Melvin Wulf, an I been written by the Cubans. Our source showed opr ations in Latin Arnerice. .1 1 Fidel Airknican Civil [Aberfles Union attorney, wilo Castro, eager to continue his good us language twculiarities, The CIA, however, couldn't protect all said he will withhold his sent a menittr of the ____ advice until he talks 10 translated frum volloqutal Cuban Spanish. Cuban Politburo, Carlosa, local opJe whom Agree listed as CIA Department and learns Its Intentions. Rafael Rodriguez, on a This is denied by Agee. "1 Among wen many V& tit," he secret, One-day visit to Mexico City on Dec. rily they could tring against declared, "right on 18 to my had only routine dealings with the CIA in such i placate the Mexican president, accordi ng to our Agree," Wuif told us, "would he an espionage wall (England)." But he acknowl edged that it CIA sources. legltimte activities as drug an. cnarge and that would be a fruitless had teen duplicated for th jes in the tihljscking technI4us and antiterrorist offices of tij" Not long afterward Agee a left-wing Latin Amerkaj, publication in the got together with operations Indeed, th is may be precisely w interviewer, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a hat the CIA london. left. A number of them have been harassid with has in mind, Our Own CIA sources say that Agee wing, Nobel Our CL'I sourj aL believe that Agee pulled our sources, Prize-winning writc;, in Spain, say Uualewng phone aUs. One i'cported that his has been kept under suniflan and that he has his Both tHen issued statements ) daughter's life had been threatened and the wail been spctwd in the company of punches on Mexico's Pres1ct Luis exonerating Echeverria Cuban in. Echeverria after receiving instzuctjons from In front of his horne had been telligence agents, in t;th Paris nd Indon. Agee denied to us havana. Here's w ha t allegedly happened: that he received any in Urguay, a taxi Llriver w'se fuirne ap.. Agee dotsn( deny this, "1 have seen then: in stnwtjj from Havana to On Oct. soften his attack upon 3, Agee denounceI the Mexican pre pea in Agee's bovk stopped at a traffic light, Paris and Londen" 1w acknowledged ss the Mexican president, to us. "1 go for omitting his account of a Another car pulled ahxgside him and an "close relauLhlp" straight to the Cuban embassy. Whether they But the question rcm.ajns• -. The only expfanatton I have for my bad mark that he claimed Is Philip Agee an assailant emptied a pistol at the taxi. the driver were Cuban Intelligence officers or not, I don't and Echeverria. existed between a CIA official m ari't7n'tefjc 1$ computer error'!" kIea1Ls who soured an the CIA and seeks only mnIracu1ot1y escaped Inmry. really care." social change? Or is he a ttmtni "Mexican comrades hove torJ mn-," ' who defected , n'i to t1: (°mmunjcts' .#• • Z- - M L . :. _ ____ -i ~ 7'"", __ . -7,7~. : .r1. -. . e rf4 r%Tki vvjULIJ Too Late ~~ _, zf- ' — as, 1 •_ n [)o Without I.Aft"Nf3i & DON OAKLEY ___ ______ _______ __ . Pact. — -- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, n' Although I have been critical with some of the judicial processes In the past — like the wasteful time I spent during my week of jury duty I also believe it's Incumbent tfl me to commend the barristers on other occasions. For example, one of the prime complaints was the tremendous length of time required before the accused was finally brought to trial. At least that's the way It used to be In these parts, and as a matter of fact, still prevails In other sections of the country. However, there was a concrete example offered locally this past week Indicating the speed and efficiency in which justice was served. nu,,,eAa Strained Again ..---.----..-.-.- — A J. 4v aLst acknowledged the financial problems WAYNE ft DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor -. 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So you can get in and out of the back seat that much easier, MCVI Dealers itF11_6 i Pacer is wider than 3 • any other small car so you get an unusual amount of room. In fact, Pacer gives you more leg room, front and rear, than the two-door Torino or Fury. first smooth and stable ride. Pacer's hatch • wide and the rear seat folds down. This gives you lots of wide-open cargo space. 7 10. Pacer Price $9 * mcm " ~Wl SANFORD M 010 R CO. 508 FRENCH AVE. ANFORD 'Msnufacturees suggested rattl price • Pacer Delination charges, state and lcl taxes not included Whitewat!s and full whe toers optional at extra cc -- - �6A—Evenjg Herald, Sanford, Fl, r r i d ry. F&b. . 1973 We clo "st- at,61i'00'' I L cii-k Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Feb. 25, 1975-7A I the a reat6sf I i ey —' Misses & W omen ' s Closeout junior pants a I "Supreme" Bedspreads d r w c c ac -- - Discontinued solid colors Special buy I Full size only / 0 Sold In December, 1974 for $34 88 Itd color rayon lvct in Gitn, Gold d Martini Now 1 288 Special buy 'Polyester and Polyester blends. Assothd styles and size!. %A iantastic value. Buy :everal at this low price. 'Prominence' mattress closeout 1 Twin size set. Orig. 179.90 Full size set. Orig. 219.90 Full size set. S½" latex foam No, 2700R ~31~ 11 1 / uaw _______ r Men slat' K$ ij -1 Jv I .-_________ - 100% polyester fancies sizes 28•44 4 ff 4C "N k 488 Orig. 219.90 Your choice Now V 129. Put our 'Prominence' mattress and foundation together lore restful night's sleep. The sturdy edte supports help prevent sagging so the set keeps its shape longer, 488 ')50 188 Missy Pull-on in assorted prints and solids. (.4 Men's woven shirts Three sties of junior Shorts. Sold In sets only Available at all stores except Orlando Downtown - - Bike Girls knit Women's ut I closeo shut handbags _ choose 10-speed racers or 40 LL \ y for men and women.. j Orig sold thru December at Penney stores for 79.99 / No, M1 for tank tops. ) In bright spring colors. 'Sizes S.M.L. 50 $10 area -4 Rikinis Nov is Men's or women's 2' 10 speed racer 2 39 9 special Spring colors. *Many great styles to choose from. - 44 Girls pant 444 I 5•speed touring bikes 3 Women's Women's shoes. Your choice N Orig. to 14.99 NOW 1.. Spe 'agal 7 88 - 1' , p Catalog closeout I A1e:4.... iui;n ' weav4? draperies All single widths P Patent leather uppers, nylon tricot lining. Slim, med. 3.12, wide 5.10 broken sizes. dinette set. widths and half and double widths 1021.31 pr. orig. 1 159 elk FK *insulated foam backing e6 decorator colors Machine washable ('u Now 6 88 Costume lewel~l~ A Now Now3 /1 L\, :.J $ •. Table with : j( :, 3:,hieea;x:en:s I - r:iq uw - - 2 price. JSJP. 4 uiiuuii Boy's 1-shirts 4 and briefs, Special IeCik..4 PEA T 1 Rut C01culator 2 44 0 4W . _Vi.. . 'i L '1 Men's and Aw • Assorted colors 50 pct. cotton : polyester for ft~l 142 Coll springs with fibef board irisulalion covered 44 2 5 Famous name brands leather goods. la rge - - - shorts Women's sleepwear, ttt Your choice: long gownsshift (':. I ssi. cu Of 5 gowns or pajamas. T It 991 AV For lanterns or stoves 4ML- 100% nylon tricot *Adapter hole for AC plug plugtin (Adaptor extra) coordinated sleepwear. No. 4015 "CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's Iq assortment. walk *Fenn-prest plaid . Z~ womens leather goods ' - Boy's '1 _1 %_ One gal. Coleman fuel 41, 3 for ' !scrib as' assures baby of plenty Of 40Peratts On one 9 volt battery ' -,,.,., & _:/ Boy's Kn . 0. 1U 'uuuum •i ," S shirts* 122 *Molded chair back of dura6le styrene (111 t. panties with lace trim; three styles to choose from in assorted pastels; sizes S.M,L. __ . 8 8 All / "Bouquet" V. A Nylon tricot bikini _; ~ ..3 Nn 8791 Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. thruSa. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 ph...323.1310 CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Pennoy's: Open 10 .m. to 9 p.m M.ii tru Sot. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 ph...323.1310 �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, Fcb. 21. 13 . IC tii'I/j, f/j,',j .! The .1 i',sii.: THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ANLANDO UNITED / ,,.*i P.sIor ,II %.Church 9 304 m Noon ' Also on WWQS (101) FM Rado SaIurdy 11001200 9 306 m 11 OOa m. 700pm Morn.ngWDr%hp Evening Wors.h.p Family Night (Wed) Rev J T Polls 'Church of God Hour' EvangeliStiC Serv VPE f.. Holy Communion Church Sit'ool Family Srvi m 9 Asa m 11 00 am 7.000 m - Wed FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Moor". Fla. David) R ich SundayScPiool 9:45am Morning Worship 11000m A%tCmbly Wor5hp . 10 QOa m il.00am 7 30pm 130pm m .6 OOp m 600pm 7 lop m Charlesh Crump Sunday - WTRR Broadcast Bible Study - Evangelist ManinqWprlhip Evening Service Wednesday Bib$eClass - -- Rev. kcrveth Hot? Pastor Suiid3y5chot - - --°'Morning Worsh.p . 11:000 m Chur ch Training 6 iSp m. E vening Washir ,.. - 730 0.m. - - . . 11I!! 9,45A m tO:008.Fri 11.006.m IwUs Evening Worship Wed h'1/lfs(ig.%1 . Sunday School MovningWonbip Evangelistic Services Wed Prayer 1 Bible Study 1100am 7:00 .M. p 1 _________________________ ________________ 600pm ______ ______ ]I)&' in 130am Sunday School Morning Worship Church Training Evening Worthip WeiJ Prayer 913a m. U ODA in 6 ISpm. 7 30p m. Service 1100am. METHODIST CHUE CII in 4 -- Rev Virgil l. Bryant Rev KPfV,ethW Mllis Ministers Morning WorShip Church School Morning Worship Wit Bible %*UdY& S 30. in 9a5, in 1 I - 00m. Nursery PrayerSery...........?:3Opm THE LAKE MAI'V UNITED -ri ____________________ . , I Sunday Monday John John Tuesday 'Jahn Wednesday John Thursday Frid GenesTs John Saturday Zechariah (behind liii Post Office) SR 477 A Church St., Leagw.od. Fla. Rev. PtjthCilljn.........Pastor Bill Wilson ..........Assoc. Paste. healing Servi'e .........345pm. Sunday Lect ur e & . Messages ............1pm. - - M fl.$tct FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave. Leo F. King .. Pastor Church School MotningWorstup Youth Group Wednesday Morning Worship Cro.r Practice, 0.301 lu-rn Sunday School UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast 2nd&IthThurSday Family Night Supper LT im t • 3Gpm __________________________ )rd Sunday - 9 ISa in . $%'00arv- 7:30pm WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson 100pm UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club &UpsalaRuds Rev. tarwin Shea Pattoi 9 45 in, S 30p.m 6: 30 am Sunda ySchool Morn;noworshp Evening Worship 600p m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff -e- Rev A F Stevens ' 10.4 in 700pm: ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff PUBLIX M/iRKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERYCITY PRINT ING CO., INC. A & P WEU The Management and Employes WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELLaBEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff 14op. Rar'.I(ii,.-cp, Ci ';-.--.t?yr $ywM' Caiy1r,M.,i,*n.r, t4t. 11:1w. uu st. 7th A Eim C HUCi it Of (t4li$T of . raft A to. Niw, laissi Pvem.ts,. liptisi Cliy,cts. 1541w. 17Th St INAPTIST Las. - MM Prairie, laptist Church. 171 Ssmu4a Sly. C..4rat lapels' Church, 1311 Oak Ave. . r t r; ii 11 t , . - ' t'.! - '-;t Lseer Spnins laplist ChurCh. Old Or land, Rd-it HisSer Ave. F.rsi BIplisi Church. 510 r5 Sear LaS, Wilted M.thsi'f Ckwrcli 1.vTh Sen.Ct(fi.IIISL.k.HRSI$tRd. 51 Chwci.ai Chris?. $10 PalmIiings Or, LIt..i.iW. Spga. Church of ChrUt. O.e,a CbwcIi if Clvitst. Lomwood Sapi's', Rlee IC • Fors Park Bethel AN I. Chuck. Canaaa Hgft. Ca5s.iWtry Cen.mvaity U.iI.d M.fhed*tI Chu*ch. Hwy. 17-93 a Piiiy Rsdsp, all, Cassflberry Delary Cssimualty 11044411060 Chuut,, *. HiefsbaMs Rd., DBry Church if CivIl), Pails a...,s cv.c*, VdC.ay lecend SPi.tøh M.tti4iry $a4?, %t Chuitti. Wt'Si SIIHeid pa it 7;• i'.-,t' i ja earl.,! Cu,?. St kd. 415, O,tr., $I. Pivi $apht4 Church, III p - FIrst Ue.'ed Methodist Cpiwck. itt ParS Lvi, Clviii. *. tith Sb M' p.,,', kry Church. Ch 5') tiem.iP4wonery Baptist Church. 1111)H'ryAiiif. 544. lan is .. ha. $em 4-rIry £hwcLs* ft. lwckary*vi l'sVu43mi4. $ap$si Miss., Civic Usv. itd*., Lançwoed. p Pint Menoediio# ChoreS if Oviida NerThid. C7vtP' .1 Civ,,?. Iris P4a.t 0., Ma.ni,,d Fin? S-v?htrn ?,hTho.1it Church. 3113 %ash?wd Ave fur M4in(It Cf(W 4th Si c,.iw. ?44lkOdi$t Church, O.$qva . CHURCH OF COO Chvtttu'l 0.4, 54) Hairy 51. MitIhewi Sepirit Chvrdi, Ca..... HgIs Our LMY*415L Ii, Ca cCAwc. Illiuci Clviii Ipr$capat CStvdS. t...._ N*ly Cress tpewapal. Part lvi at 44% 14 as., . IM9.,.4 ChIt-CS .4 thi Nssai's.e, WbymIu a 1e4411 lvi. ____ . tint (ivL?i' Clith. iiI S Stilird A,! LUIHEAH 'i.v'lir,an Church. 0,tnlra.s SanIurd Che,thsr Church, tj iv. L.rperf i, NorThi 4p Christian Charrt. Florida H..... Dr.. U.O.ItIpe LakF1IW C"1146(Wench. Itir Lake Rd. at JIns.-soo G od Uwphori Uif%4 Lutheran. I1S S Olakd, Dr. (tIbetan 5Wch #1 ?t-aMdIftvi. 0.454*1 Lot!eran Chufch*d. RId ISesaspr , IU W. 79* I1ct Messiah CONGREOLTIO%AI. Cr*-"*. $3) ,5 . . Caualbsrty tftNLl Church. Gild.. Dri Dr. £ Hwy. 17.93, C*&5(45141y $t. Lakes LoThtran Church. 1$. di Iav4a PRESIYTERIAN IRS,. 4,4 0 4,,' 1. 'h iss , . - - - .. - . .. - k . 4 - .. - . . ._ "' 1% , J _ Ili . -1 . - 11111ERIe"111111uht doughter Kirsten on the glizitar ' By JO.ANN IVEY way.Iha ve all lean do with my 12-member singing group that Si'sf*t-d AIliact Church, 1411 1 Park A,, SI*rd1tgti.neiofJ5, 1144 W.4t11$, The 601111104 Army, 711*. 1011 It Railing Huh We'st-a. Chut-eS, Astamit. SptII,J, United Ciwvcs 4 4 CivIs4, Aliiaif, C$M*iitty Chapel. An. $, lake Mary United Presbyterian Clot-cS First Presbyterian tch. Oat Ave. A d If Pint Prss*yIof ian thetiS orf Dilary. I. Hiand Ceitv*naat PfbytWIaa Church, 1771 1. OrIseds Dr. hlify Trinity CS chit, , - CAF I0 . Pu$ ope (,t11 if Oq Laud I)4Me ipius Cn'filing Ave tins.. city ,, 14A si - - :., .,,, - - •' - ' :. ' - - ' '' k .; . . -4 ,r ~~ _ _~_z t .f --- - -_-_. -_ W 4, -' 'c - __________ , - --- - ~- ~ - ._ -7. .I Janet's at home oa her Honda 51 ' a thuteeta Ci isitty Chu,co, . ;'' :-. s'. '.'- nniim,, I Known on their weekly TV prugr1iln as ''The Happy Hunters", Charles and Frances Hunter, a dynamic couple from Houstun, Tex,, will be at Calvary - ministering Assembly in Winter Perk Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 7 Church *4 J*i C)IIIst.4 Lit51r Day IMnt. 1315 ParS Ave 011944*1 Church, St. ism, Chrysestem Cap.l. Hwy I? H. PHI Pare Pint ChwcI*.i Christ, ksit tess. LaSt Mantis Chaped, (iran, si. Lake 44, ff 9* Ktn9#3r,i Hall of JHievapi-; *iliii Lake Memo, U's.?. 1$43 w )td Fi%t l4A Chuck s4 *e o,t, Mid.,y Y-IflH(iI$M OPen 1111. TIberneci,. Ri4 Lie. (04) 11th cp J peilte knuiwle H.9I kMoi) Fit-tb Puttersital Church of 5n4 o, . EME ' At Hope Baptist -p.m. They have coauthored three books, "How to make Your I:Marrfage Exciting", "The Two &des of a Coin" and the award inning "Since Jesus Passed By", which describes miracles of healing and deliverance. 1 HoIy Cross Sunday will be observed at Hi'l - Cross Episcopal Church as a -.;cial day to pray and give for the relief of the hungry of world. orld The offering will go for the Presiding Bishop's kFund for World Relief. Mem. iz~ Atit have been asked to bring -- .1. =~ Young ie' This Is training witnessing program of the area Lutheran Church Circuit, based lii Orlando. Good Shepherd Beginning Sunday, Good Lutheran Church will hold worship services at 8 and 10 am. with Sunday School at 9:45. Seminar On Aging Florida Council of Churches will hold an all day seminar on issues concerning senior adults. March 11, at First Presbyterian Church, 106 E. Church St., Orlando. Sponsored by FCC's Task Force on Ecumenical Ministry to the Aging, purpose of the workshop is to ascertain how the Church can best carry out its mission to senior adults. #Immonmmmoommnmmnmonomossonotio, ~ " SANFORD E a AND THE WORLD WAR 2 E • '' MARGE WILLIAMS 3721812 Sanford • A H Hett'rt, istory Sanford , , by Peter Schaal a • 831-92)2 Deltona - -____ a And at the same time, help Sanford's Corn. I munity Improvement Project raise Wnds fo r our community's bicentennial beautification protects. (Proceeds of this 200 volume sale go to • : : • . U IPeter Schaal's book chronicles the living details of Sanford's growth from 1936 to 1945. More than a 6000 local names are mentioned. Is yours? I Reserve your copy today. Call any of the I members below, or mail the order coupon today. I I • • DOTTY KARNS(fl2.6473) -LINDA RECK (322.9548) BILL GIELOW(322.73) % IUIlIuiamuaaaauai.a #UiUaRIiI. aau...aaaII.pTI to Ia Post Office Box 1523 Sanford, Florida 32771 a a a Please reserve..,, copies of Peter Schaaj's SANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR II YEARS at St.tS (Copies will be delivered in late March) I flAME - 74-3IA7 11111 I • Dear C.I.P. HILDA RICHMOND : • MARILYN GARLANTI 834-9212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City 1 1 Nowyoucanpurchase Peter Schaal's marvelous history of Sanford for only is MRS. DONALD BELL Casselberry. Winter Springs a y1c URS • ('1') - -- OTHER CHUICHI Allee's AMI. 5tk, Oliva £ All Fain Chapel, Cap kinliwie, Wekiva Park Ed, klvdaIs Aveawe KM1i455 Chulpet. Seardu Ly - . -. -,- Janet U and singer for the group. Their programs offer fo songs and dialogue that America's outstanding proclaim the Gospel. 'r evangeliisis, sts, will conduct audiences are from all differmt special evagellistic itervices March.9.14 in -Forest• City . . fl--...-. - at the .ç & "J f . Hall To Speak Tea&rs will Include Mrs. J. . evening worship service all Janet and her pastor husband especially after moving to will be at 7:30 p.m. each T. Hardy Sr., Mrs. J. T. ELGIN, 111. - Janet Bor. have been inarried for 13 years. Elgin from East Chicago evening arid I I a.m. an Sunday. church members are invited to Cosmato, hirs. Jimmy Ross, marin is the type of w He has preached over 1,000 Oman who They met while students at Where the pol.lution choked ofi meet the Ba wins tiring a and Mrs. George Palmer. likes to give her friends a lilt. Valparaiso University in fellosMp period. he Ilk e to sew, knit aixi over 300 evangelistic camRev. Baldwin Is presently It may be a kind word, a Indiana, where both shared an 5. , embroider. helping tstucii of UIV iW- r'o In some 41 states He is a HdI1 or a rie on serving as associate pastor and Lenten Service ineresi'i music niture in their living room she graduate of Bob Jones family's Honda 500, minister of education atFlagler "I dated Jerry before _1~ Street Baptist Church, Miami. made. She Is modest about University, GreenvIlle5,c, and She and her bad are realized he walanning w South Seminole churches are Vg stamp collect.ion but proud of founded and pastored a fun. relative newconte,-s to the Elgin 'The committee 13 . enter the ininistry," said Janet. recom- uniUng in a series of special the fact that she was the first damental Baptist church in but they haven't had 4mending he come In view of a Lenten Sunday evening ser- afta, A honestly never thought I tr mostly woman to win a national modelGreeneville,_enn. ouble making new friends -it could marry a minister, call in this capacity at Central vices. This wee k at 7:30 p.m. sort of goes with the territory, because of the way I was raised railroader honorary award for Baptist, where he w ould give the service one of the three railroads she's will be held at Janet's husband is the Rev, and the image I carried of LAlilt. Jerry Borman, ,, pastor of being a minister's wife would of t1w church Including youth Presb)rterian Church on Red e .or Lutheran and senior citizens. Mrs. Bug Road, Casselberry, with Christ twc here. Baldwin has been offered the Rev. F. P. Peterson of Church "I had this very negative as it liberated male who does his share of the housework. "I 7Ut automatically makes g of what toes' -position of church music Redeemer Mc,ravian C urc her a pastor's wife rigs director. but it did. The ones I had known were ate housework. keep Winter Spring!! ' vpeaker The d p .jq ou oe gh to be heal th y and sn't determine her life-style. social butterflies and very clean en Rev. Baldwin isa graduate of public is invited, enough to be She won't let t. 4liuler-Ainerucan university, clothes-conscious." Janet lets people fIuu out 10 "I've managed wi th some Puerto Rico and Southwestern Providence Lutheran When Janet decided to themselves that she is related pain to let people know that I inarrry her husband Baptist Theological Seminary. liliIrri Ie am no different from any other aware of what she might enMrs. BaLwin traduated from 1111 ca use, she explained, Thursday, at 12:30 p.m. person or any oluer woman, d :1 Concord College, Athens, counter but some people have monthly meeting of Women's " Soc i ety in genera Va. She has '1 have some special talents, still managed to amaze her. served as music !Guild of the Lutheran Church of singing and playing the guitar, iuva Oi pas ors' director at Borinquen Baptist One woman in particular cr Providence, Deltona will begin and when the church asks me to convinced her that pastors' wives are like. "-' 12 Ile Church, Puerto Valle) Rico and First witha dessert luncheon. Special participate in special services, wives are considered different -Bapti' Church, View, "People that don't know mc ea-eatthismeeUngwi1l be a I'm 's-cry happy to oblige From other women Tex. C?/ ca thingslike, Oh-w-ebetter talk by Pastor Arlan Bussee of "As far as teaching Sunday "I guess It had to do with the not swear around her.' I feel I .j St. Cloud, on the "Ongoing School avary A ssem bl y 'Z(YelcoN , children - no ladI that my eldest son, Karl like telling them they probably AnihncnrInr. Prnurntn IJpI3IJ CSlnMlIWtp Pr*ib5a cr.wa. Uvula Rd ws5tmis3t,, PrS*pIWLII, Chueth, Red Svg Re. Full Dispel TaWt'sicl, 1114 Celtitry Ci,,e Mt. pi' s1ness Church. Dab Hilt Rd. C}i'r5-. , 5 Aw'.oi Presby$scta ChurnS. 4113 lear LIke It So Mfks PreIbytnsei Chvrch. liii Palm 1peir4 Rd.. Attamont, SrveihTh Day Ad,tnt,t Clinch Mltl..4 h.p .i!N Di, 7th a Elm WiOlu' Springs lsvsath. DayA en$,st(liurcft 11$ M.nR,i orate United MiThodlit Church, Airport Slid Grant C1S.JPe4 AM I. (hot-CS, Ov51do CH*,1T11P4 C ratioail Cbih - David, didn't look like either of don't swear as much as I do. us. When I was pregnant with "To some people the fact that my second child, Erik 'aul, this pastors' wives smoke is of. old lady approached me fensive. I smoke, I like Scotch at church with complete on the rocks, beer and the astonishment. She didn't homemade wine my husband realize that the children of makes." pastors could be anything but One of the things that goads adopted." Janet most is getting inJanet taught biology at troduced as "th e pastors' Valparaiso from 1961 to 1963. wife." "I don't even have a She earned a master's degree name, in ecology from Purdue "They may be aware of what University in 1963. they're saying - they're just She also taught at Wright not aware of the implications.Junior College and Loop Junior Occasionally people give College. She would like to find a Janet trouble because she part-time teaching Job, but for doesn't conform to their ideas the time being, she is staying of what they think she should home with her 3-year-old be. But she doesn't let It bother daughter Kirsten Elizabeth. her. "I find that the best way to She belongs to the Elgin change people's attitudes Is to Choral Union, the Fox Valley simply be yourself." National Organization for , . SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake kvtim )ay Advq.4lit C11u,th, Hwy 114 Par,t City - Fcissivp Baptist C'urCS.4 !a!"o'te Sou.nt. 01 434. Al!Lr.*a.4. S00'M4ittd Mus%anary Bsp$rif, 177A 4 Cedar C-och of 0.4, ll W mid It Dakota" Mithodist Church. Oiled, Springs Ii, Jss Mfl.ity $ee*st Church. Hi (yptlr $t. ("$rCS.4 004. 0,144* f413 Poor"Iapfttt Church II DeB of"" TI1W go"ChoreS. PIle. swim"II. AHae..m $prm C bwtb I 0*4 NIRIWsE Lake Mliv., ' Paifa Wesley.. Methoditt, RI. 44 W. at Paif. Firil Church of Geneva Wa* aborI MlebiBry $apIitt Church. hum & wssa.e. 5*., ChoreS *0 *9i$... IR*WIW Si. James AN.I. 9* *0 Cypress aieewi F4r2 lap4-isl Church if Lihe Ms'y Church, of 0*4. liSt W. *115 II. 59. Mary's M.I. ChurcB II.. It. Ill. Osteon first Baptist Clive of (ale Mssrw S*04I Church, ill O'aasi Ave. CS.UkW 0*410 Clviii. Ov04S ft. Pools MethodIst Church. 00... Rd., lmterpnte. First Baptist ChWC*.4 LeaeId. Car. Church £ QienO ChurCh *00.4*4 Priphocy, 3119$. tm Lvi. $$,ftard home" Church S. 00"" First s CAT$0.tC thIIOddIfPTpeIwCy,I7M$,PgrUMmpeAV., "Mae"U~MsOho*st Church. Temp Pint PH. Simsra. Church of 'U Nstivity, L.a. Mary First ppt*st Cbwth 0 XaltJflIS s.r,.gs ChoreS of ote a.4%sim, Noterpri" Spriottill .,. Fif%1Sh.tehMdUella*y111ajfhUOiirek. 1)91*. t9*$f Ad levIs Cathoic Chwffb, IIII Oak Ave. Sailerd Irjurrchif4. 1711* tnS$l .Se"*P4 NAZAIBRE coi-,-s, city Raplist Church It ,$nn CiTher.c Church, Demise Ties?. FirstCrthict The rf.zarstw,W, ldatM.$i If AV'svH,'ss Ca!?I- C1iisih. $ii*I Dr near Butt.. Rd. EPISCOPAL T.rH B.iplrst (huretsof O51n Porn Park C.iy Heat lapt.0 Onerca. Otis. Gsa... thatch ii 15* Naroreni, Gsa.a Community $q If Mstv Mai5t&1m. CHil,r trrh &*..iii * iurdaa Mluwg laatuu Church. lilt * Pitt SI a Lii taiMi P .s.aal !kWk! ___ •.. .itheNawsv.,. sury $.vd. L.VIM.I.1 MsaanMy Rootist Church. Mur* *4. EsOwyri.. Mar44.., MitsUI Baptist Church. Oak Hill IC., O,iqi Pi r 040 1? thurthi. Guava Mur' rr,r,,u, -j ta 4 it. nit L(v5? A,, , S.'H.id Does Her Own Thing . - I • 44' . ,'. ' i - . = at S -. FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200 W. First MEI1400IS) •atr.1f United M*miai ctie. i. Dellm Ave. flonerlwAo Cbth of Christ it Lake £1511. U4 Il-li N. CaflIiWfry $hrw Mt lisa Baeftt CPi.Zi 1120 Ptaf Av. Anllii Baptist Chorek. Ovvioe . l.viiwia Park Baptist Chiwch. 7113 w 71011 St. Calvary Baptist A;ttWy. )N Fe.rme.it (Lalfd Oord-.n CIWB, ptisI CIiat. 1311 W. F&S? Strllirt, laMard Ptwy IT, Fift,cretf $ptist Church. its W. Airport Ilpd. Wvatv BaptIst ." ''- Be SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - ASSEXISLY OF 000 F of /I , ;nsurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes - ' THE FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes n C - ' First Wednesday Fellow PESGYTERIN CHURCH -iII1TIIIIIr!T_ UiioSuon.r, W,Ihur Avø • v.aj.... £.', , SPIRITUAL TEMPLE New location: Library Building UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE John 'v. Mercer and Staff 7 OOp in FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave, £ led St. FelliSiIp Coffee between seryces UMYF ...................5:30p.m. Evenkigworsotp..........7:00p.m. ' a 7 SOpm - SA fur do V i'rns Breakfast Pat?or v-ISa - ChuzcPt5cpyoI ........9:351 11a.m. Services with CIa.s ta all ages 7 lop m JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff 4111P COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I74? Hviy. & Lake Mary Blvd, COMMUNITY UNITED ' .-- "The Revelations," a singing canned goods as well for group from Tampa, will distribution by the Salvation rov1de a special music for the Army, 9:35 and 11 a.m. services The movie musical based on Sunday at Community United the gospel according to Mat- Methodist Church of thew will be shown at the J Casselberry and will presept a church parish house Sunday at concert at 73Op m 7:30 p m Rev. Bill Pickett will conduct called church conference First Baptist Tuesday at 8 p m The Sanlando Bell Ringers First Ba tist Church of will present a program for Sanford will observe a Week of it ty nlaht Wednesday Prayer for Home Missions foflowing the 6:30 p.m. covered h1a rch 2-9 on the theme "Herein dish supper. Is Hope' Goal for offering for home lni.sslons is I.&50. P ill b held Central Baptist ;; -1T. Monday through Friday at 10 Special committee for staff a.m., with the exception of .. Wednesday, which will be at Selection at Central Baptist A covered dish lun. I. - 30 5..iiurctl invi ted .e. ,._l ala. cheon will be served at noon on .. Z_ A r5. Dave Baldwin and fwnily h1ondav 4 "pm Rev William C Sistarjr, , , :" Present lop Iti'f'.%/J)'I('rt(Ili Hwy. 17-e2at FOR" RIdge Rd. Casstiberry Rev. William Pickett Pastor Raw. Kenneth Miller,Assist. Pastor Morning Worship .. - 9:3S&I$..m. 11 008 m Prayer AAeettng Morning Worship Sunday .w*il THE LAKEMONROC CHAPEL Orange Slut. Lake Met" .. Pastor WiIIla(dEldriØQe Sunday School 1O:OOa m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $19 Perk Avense Dr..IayT Cosmato. .. Pasta 1 Sunday Church School Morning Worshsp AAosntriq worship II UOa M. MVF7&iSun &Nvr%ery - .H700pm Eve WorsPsipl&3Sun Evening Worship 7 100 or Wednesday Morning Prayer Group Wedneiday (flhsi'r (:Ii iirr ' iu' '.ednesdap 1000am it OOa m 7 lOc- rh Morning Worship Sunday Evening Wed Bible Study Conquerors Meeting 6:30pm CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Drive, SanlandEstates iin,ci Hampton Pastor Sisi..• 9 1St m __ _________________________________________________________ The ReveIat'I ____________ . , Pastor - ' as or s Wi - Youth Group Morning Worship IndependeatMittioniry r T)IEZ P1AZARtit 1100am. Morning 'worship MYF . U26 Pirnetlo Ave. Pastor LISa m LAKE MARY CHURCH iev £ R uthGranl Sunday School GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. t WoodIaw Ave. Rev. Marvin G. Buckr,er. - Pastor Church School - -. - 9:458 m PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev G £ Hodges for FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 $41 Orange Street - ' • f%hip - 7 DOp m all services ryicP (Wed) Nuritry Provided - 7:3Op m P'jl Sonney b1'' Pa 'ii 9 45 a iii 10 50,, in 6 0i ' 7,00P nd1y School P.ornsng WorShip YOuth Hour EvangelisticService Md Week -' hF thy , 1. ________ ' EarlySerylce ------1:00a. m Sunday School .........•:ISA.M. Worship - . Wi 10 00. m. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 'Vest Wed. Evening Service - 7 O4i . ___________ / . rn 6 OOp m 7 OOp rr 1t! m - By DAVID POLING ,_ ~-l~ ./f , , . CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 Park Avenue Old T?VIh% for a New Day . . Ii 00 a Bible Class "- is,,... I.:- .---:. n 00 a - --- storm, with courage and World") wiftut panic, li; perhaps a Fortitude has two main a-., .. One does not get very far more needed ingredient of purses: to enable the believer -along into the seven cardinal Christian love than s ym pa to fulfill his faith, to enjoy the . / - virtues before discovering Wt - - This is not an endurance harvest, to ultimately tr iumph. they are going to be tested out appropriate to the Stoic. It is And to encourage and inspire -personally. The awareness of cold and gray, I.ruilt of despair. others suffe-ri g from '? . me -. • prudence and the pursuit of . sorrows an d calami es. ti . ! For... . Justice soon leads to the titode puts a large knot on the -Ir .________ OImpIc tryouts of fortitude. " /ii - - future. After reading again that Jesus had several major . -. -F stirring chapter Six of Second parables about the who came ' jF ' ' ''' r CT', , "'i.. CorinUans, I've noted: close to the tru th (rich young 411 / I A 7/ ' : . ruler) or who absorbed some of Anyone who has suffered for ' - '/ .the basic tene ts of the faith, ii cattc should be heard. . -s ... only to give them up under . " Anyone who has suffered, for : pressure and temptation. , a cause, and can write, will be Fortitude is the raw wilIinpne 4' v heard . .. . . ... to 1iht for what one beiftves i Anyone who has suffered for • to fight at all costs and .. J C 7 the Christian cause and can regardless of inJury . PP'' 11 write, will not only be heard, // Fortitude is faith in action j.u-. ILLe b u t will be followed Fort,t'p Man; t4fldthl' , rUn C"4' Cl)UIu.h ' ZII -•- -. 1 k/i , I makes it pcdslble .-'• _____________ ___ I had many opportunities of " L , suffering and martyrdom to For a copy of Dr Poling's ., u. its --- _ 1s.Lw to Uis. tl,t. tIadurgflLl. UL is IllumInating 64 But w page book, jf1_______ ,. believing world. Jim Angell warmed by the mysterious love " They W.1lked With Christ," quotes the late Robert Spike as of God, even in the worst of send $2 in check or money order A gospel sing tonight at 8 o'clock Fern Park Church of the sa ying, for today: human situations. More than to "Lenten book," Box 489, Nazarene. 304 O'Brien Rd.. will feature' the New Creation and The "ii one to pick out a that, this evidence is taken as a Radio City Station, N.Y., N.Y. Ughthouse Quar:el. 'Me program Is free and open to the public. virtue for the ChrWian life, token of a final enry hope ol-t 1000 %U your came and t4_______ endurance would be a good one. God shall fully reign over his dress. Allow three weeks for To stand in the face of the creation". (lrom "Ye3 Is a delivery. - 17S rystalLat Or Lake Mary. Fla KCV raul C) ItiSsel Pastor S,in-law School 10. m GOOD SHEPHERD Morn,nq Worship LUTHERAN CHURCH 13.ble Study l) SOa m, 2NSOrIando Ave. (1793) Evrni; crvc' 7COp m lLutheran Church lnAmqlca) Bible Study 7 Do m WillIam B Downey Pastor t'rps Prayer has always been a mystery. But through the centuries miUions have turned to it, believed in it, and been strengthened by it. Prayer doesn't solve our problems . it helps us find right solutions. It doesn't make trouble go away . . . it gives us courage to face our trials, Prayer is never a "safe conduct" through the lines of danger. . it simply gives a man the bold assurance that he is not alone in his crucial hour. ' You don't have to go to church in order to pray. You do have to want to be with God. Worship and Christian education have long been the mainstays of continuous communication with God. Families who build their home and happiness on a spiritual foundation find Sundays in church the naturalexpression exprion of their faith and fervor. A man who cherishes the bold assurance that he is not alone makes being with God a way of life-not a last resort. lOOOa in Evening Worship Wed Evening Service Wednesday JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH II)) West First Street GecegeGalloway Patter PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 119W Airport Blvd. lOOP m CHURCH OF CHRIST 401 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonte Springs James P. P4eetjham Evangelist Bible Study 1 W.2 3 th Place T7. CI,urth of the Lutheran HOur and TV "Thisis the Life" RCv Elmer A Reu%ihqr Sunday 9 iSa m ,',,. 10 JO m Ksnctrrgarten and Nursery) NOT ALONE Of Christ Evening Worship 730pm Wed Prayer Serwce - . - ) 30p m -- tT1 V IIU £ Minister James Vaughn SundayShl WorshipService Evening Service Prayer Meeting i r. r is-ri - - . --. Sun %odrp Sun NYPS Sun FvWOrstrip Wed Praper - Phone 322-0100 WTRR 730pm. Sunday Nigh, Broadcatz OialaDevOtlonaI7lhrl 3?) 5010 . In And Holdi'Ong On - - FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARFNF 25$) Sanford Ave, Li c.iiul) LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH l37ArpOrt Blvd 6 - -- m 700pm .- , Liii/,rra,, 9r45Jm flOOa m 7ir. c...... 9 45 GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE St. RI. 44 Geneva • $ 00a.ni 9 OOa m. 10 OOa m Curate FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 11075 Sanfordve Or Hro'dHarr,s M4fliStCr Morning WorShip 1 .Z fx- -- ____ -4 -L- --. .- m Ilit kc.v (.rI I C,,nson I,riiiu,s Pastor - 7 lOp , ¶'ngp.r,ition & Car. 11th St. £ Oak Lv. ' - lOOp Wed HOLY CROSS 411 S. Park Ave. P It- - P( -. t CO?iGRCGATIO1 CIIIISTIAN CIiUtJi 2401 S Park Av e 3724514 Rev FredL Neat Pastur Sunday School 930. m FeItoyrhip In %fl ha n Morning s'orsnp ii 00. rti .Ptu,1CH ChijrchTr,n,r,0 Mswflino Worship Sunday School - P4ur%arypr,ed BMW Coffman Sunda !(Motif 7 lop 7p m I )O p m u.,i,iIj Wed Prayer Meet J./If%f'I1/)fI/ to i5a m, 7000m. 7 3.1 V M, S?ilring &ProJajmjrg 6 lSpm 7 lop 41, lUse who bring children into great failure and loss. And they the world start something are always taught something, destined to live here a long and done around them. They time, and then forever In are a product of their eneternity somewhere! The vironment, plus that destiny positively depends upon have been most effectively the kind of seed sown in their taught and Ins tilled in their minds by teaching. Those at the minds and hearts whether beginning of these new lives good or bad. They will not be " have started some thing which molded by things which they t hey can never finish. In the never knew or heard. And their Ocess of divine reproduction, most powerful lessons are to be are responsible for their learned from examples. Alter bodies But God gives each one cement hardens, it cannot be Of them a precious soul which is molded. ssorth more than all the world Children need examples. And (Matthew 16:26). The soul will these examples should be , live on after the body is dead parents. When children cannot .. . (Matthew 10:28). Without hear a ssord 's-e say they can Proper teaching and training, still SEE what we are. If we both soul anI bxl' are sure to restrain ourstives frunu evil, . i't~ lost. and destroyed forever in sshcn enticed to do wrong, our L..i devil's hell (luke 12 ) children will observe this It is a joy to have children to they grow up If we attend love and cherish as a most church services, they will soon '.!'-precious treasure But It Is also discover why we go ______ a great resperisibfllt) Unless a Our children are in training I life is propei ly trained alid 36 days a year in the home. lived for God and his glory, it is The home is the greatest of all worse than no life at all, when schools. Its influence is far pj IA! we view it from a standpoint of reaching. It is there that NEW CREATION ' all eternity. Jesus says of a Children learn to love and be IN GOSPEL SING sinner, "Good were it for that loved. It is there flut they man If he had never been should be taught persistently born." (Mark 14:21). So, no that doing right La bound up in - eiztencc at all would Nt bettei1r.esa. Clsikiren are nearly t1LII1 the fate of children lost always like their parents, ttwt eternally for a lack of proper is why good and continued t training (Proverbs 22:6). home training which is intense, P May we not say that children and which Includes good are what they are trained to be' examples and intelligent firm l.ike the farmer's crops in the discipline Is now the greatest field, if neglected they are a need in our world, Family tflghi Service l 10 A Ep*orthLeague Evening Wor shp ---__ - j ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlandc Springs Drive Longwood, Fla. Just East of Interstate R Burke Johnson Minister Moister xi'ithHutcherson 9 OSa m 9.I5 a m ii OOfl m 6 DOp m WTRR Assist P&tor 7 C0pm 9 i5 m II OOa m II,,nisiais Pastor Sunday School Morning Worship SOUTHERN uri4ay%chnnI Morning Worship Of (;! CHURCH OF GOD $0 3 W. 22nd Street Confessions. Sat CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMCLY 200 Fairmo nt (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. )79) n Pastor Sunday School 9 4S M. Preaching &WOrthip tO 45 a m - Church I METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. I. 11, 7 3Øp m •.t Sun Mass Ibi,1ii. . sunday ScP.00l MorningSirv,c, 1100am It Willia m [nns r P .1 Kell ¶4' V,94 1 MASS (,stil OF GOD CHURC1I Co, 27th and Elm Rev E OonCo* Pastor Sunday School 9 )Oa m Nursery Open OUR NATION ! Gall o p ht. FIRST A'SEMBLY Wed Ptyf Service FIRST FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ::lEPlTtsT 000 East SAcond Street Suniiay Serv i ce & Sunday School 1:00am. 7.30 p M. Wed nesday Service V. II I!'iI,i,,Iji ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 11101k Ave. Sanford fl/ 1 \-%4'Il( Iii's I Kindergarten C 0. H 6 Up m 730pm # 11006 m Fortl* tude: Hanging BY CHARLES CRU1P Sanford Church of Christ Pasto, 9:45,5 m Nursery .riv'isr.' Seven Cardinal VirtUes: I * -rnw "U.;. (Just South of SR4361 (:Isriiii,is Friday, Feb. 2$, 17S-4A - Lyman Ii Kirhvood 00 Ph, 372 0202 Pastor , 130am 9 a5a m Services Church Trannq EvMing Worship Vim Pra yer M*,esng Ptor Sabbath School .- Sprsngs ' rIIIIDIU 550 Hester Ave Pro Billy C.?Itin WTRP Bible St udy Evangelistic Corner 7th& Elm We'sh i p Service Wednesday Night PrerServi.. I ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST DOp m C R t,eIl Saturday Services Church Worship .... 7 ui Sunday School NO .. 11(1106'.1 THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCP a = . ., ii 0012 vimmeWav t:,f-n,M-,j Pr ay er Mee?ng Pastor's Corner " HigPwar 934 For e st City, F lot da Saturday Setv'(Ps Sabbath School Wor ship Stvces Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ADDRESS .......... ....... ZIP. 5'!1 L - . - , - . . a • I I I TEL. NO. , ,. . ,• -------- - - __jS �___ - _____ WiffiKTQ ~ --_.__- _ mmjm _____ - -Q * I _~' -I , - I ~ -C !i 13 . -,--I WOMEN I [ Friday, v E eningHerald, Sanford, Fl. Feb. - 25, -- SPORTS HO T RED 1975 -IA , Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Feb. 5 28, 197 --1 8 - 1 Kids ' Pre-School Goin'Places, Education D Lays A Firm oin ' . one at a time, as their of those - ... -- - - .. - parents, and / . __________ ... - -. . years of age' There are a number of day care centers in and near the city, but according to Mrs. Pat Hartwig, lead teacher at the - : the First ch ,yti.n Chur ed ucation hu" fl S,,frrd, the school Is governed by a - A - t_ ,,,} I - . - - -. - ---- - Days Are Here Again jumps up and down in ex- FASHION or t hey will be, March 9 at 2 citement. A special treat for the and 7:30 p.m. when the Happy primates, Is stale birthday sak Days Skating Show is presented or cherry pie. Those animals B at Melodee Skating Rink to have a real sweet tooth, Len raise money for TAFETA (The reports. Association For Educable Ima Egge Is back in town. '2° Trainable Adults). Yes, as always when Easter In our feature on the show in approaches, old Ima is back, Sunday's Women's Section, we rm helping th e Pilot Club promote q mistakenly reported the date _________________________ Feb. 9, instead of March 9. as its annual Easter candy and f__ ________________________________________________ cake sale. Fortunately, you haven't A creature Is Ima ad the how, It will 1w (/1 staged Sunday, one week from UTTONS _____ i: the Easter Bunny). You'll _Zz __ th Street, and promises to ______ a thrflhing affair strrine ___ _______ _____ I''.Id :t$tjtaj. .0 iii. ._1,., - _______ ____ _____ ___ ___________ __________ - A: . - ILI __ _________________ ____ $' ,g '__________ in __________ ,' _________ _____ _______ _________ ____________ ______ ___ ____ ________ ________ __ ________ - 24dfl 1.. her student skaters. .A.mcr.g lÀ. members of a class SPOflSOfed by TAFETA. These are menof tally retarded adults whom Sheala teaches once a week. A • OUR REG. . ,'... -. Old Flame Burns Ji 16 If JERSEY PRINTS in I FULL BOLTS "' - FANCY PRINTS 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS' ____ 00 . - - YARD ___________ ____ - - 100 . - . - - ' - _____ _____ . . ' '-- ' . '. POL YESTER-_ Cd BURLINGTON LE ____ . . , % GABARDINE -, '- i e , I KLOpM AN "SURALINE" WHY PAY S4,88 YARD 2 $ 29 YARD in hishop Moore's field - Tampa Jesuit and Oak Ridge tangle today 1 ''' ' __________________________________ The losers of the 12:30 games will play in the consolation at 3 p.m. at Bishop Moore, Th e winners battle In the finals at 4 p.m. at Edgewater. In Se minole's win over Bishop Moore Thursday, the Tribe's Robert Smith cracked two singles and Ned Rabies blasted a Seminole The Semmoles scored their live runs in the second Inning on four Bishop Moore errors, two base on balls, a fielder's choice, a triple for ____ ________.,'.' li ________________ ________________ ______________ _ _ ______________ I .- - ,4_` !.. - • _________________ ______________ ________ j- ____ _.-, . . . __ .. _____ 04 - ___ ______ _____ ______ 0011 _____ _________________ ---ft: __ -- - . __) p -- _____ _____ ____________________________ -1 ________________ _____________________ l'rr ,1- - ________ __________ - ____________ __________ ___________ ii ______ _____ _______ - •' ___________ % .. _________________ ______ ________ ____ ______ - - ___________ __________ _____ _____________________________________- - _________ ____ ____________________ '- ________________________________ ___ .- - - ---.,-- '- _______ ::- . ;i•- -- ___________ ________ - 11 ________ ___________ _______________ _______________ __________ - _',"k, ____________ _______ _____________ . If 0 ' _______ _ ____ _____ p))= ____ ___________ ____________ :& . ____ I ______ I ___________ ______ __ - .- - . -_ L' _____ :i I Vie Perez ducks a blow from Jim Ford. (Herald Pboto by Bill Squitlerl) Apopka will take on today's Lyman-Patatl-a Central loser Saturday at 10 a.m. at Bishop Moore and Bishop Moore will battle the Jesuit-Oak Ridge loser Saturday at 10 a.m. at Fdgewater. Seminole will meet the Jesuit-Oak Ridge winner Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Bishop Moore and Edgewater will con front the Lyman-Palatka Ce ntral winner at the same time at Edgewater. _____________________ ________________ _________________________ ________________ at 4 p.m. at Edgewater's field. Questions By BOB ORRELL Left Unanswered acres was worth preserving." Hearings such as Thursday's derived from fishing, and if the park caused fishing to stop many people would be out of Herald Correspondent Further studies in 1960 will be held throughout the Some questions concerning caused the park service to urge state, the rights and privileges of the state to take over, and Some of the questions visitors to the newly created The state park never was Canaveral Seashore Park were developed and finally, on work, good fishing spots are closed to Are any fees or licenses the public, he coWd't see much answered by the speakers at a January 3 of this year, public required to fish in the park? use in having the park. meeting held in Seminole High law 93-6 creating the na tional Answer: None Li on record at The policy is to allow parking School auditorium Thursday park was passed by the this time. In the established areas along night. legislature. Will c:, buildings or con- the beach front, but absolutely u na nswered. problem," Finch said, "but also None within the park except vegetation. Beach buggies and 8, 0( 0-0 1 5 The panel of experts admitted personnel to manage the park. possibly restrooms. A Visitor's four-wheel drive vehicles still Seminole 050 x-5 5 0 they did not have all the an- Our park service tias2o per cent Center is planned for the may use the di ke road west of swers as their studies were not more manpower now than It mainland In the Oakhill area, the dunes and park in had 10 years ago, but visitation How do you propose to get designated areas, Vega, Elli.s(2) and Schmidt. Schefstad (3); Slmkanich and complete. L. to national parks has doubled." visitors from the mainland to Boyd Finch of the National Raines. Ramps are provided at these Triks 2nd In I riri i But many questions were left "Not only is money a ceminn Mands be bullt'7 A: no parltdng where there is Park Services was the first Three years has been allotted the beach? A: Ferries are being sites where anglers may walk speaker. He gave a brief for an environmental impact considered for pedestrians only over the dunes to the beach. resume as to how the park study ln the area and Finch said -no cars will be allowed on the This will continue until the originated, the time is needed to find the ferries. ci vcni;!eted - 'An original survey made 20 answers to some of the Will surf fishing be allowed' The meetingis was hoted by ycars ago", Finch stated, questions concerning the A: Yes. Delbert Euga, member of the "showed that this area of 67,000 development. How about driving on the Florida Council on Con- Harry Lowman, George left in the game, the mid- outcome by penalty shots. Each shlpmen lost Coolbroth when he team would take live players, was kicked by an opponent. He with an equal amount of shots was re pla ced by a freshman directed at the opponent's SJC Dave Christensen. goalie. Seminole Junior College's Villalobos, and Steve Georgoudlos, they fa iled to get The Sa nford Naval Academy the ball past the naval soccer team ended its season on academy's goalie, Sergio a triumphant note Wednesday, Sarmiento. beach? A: Only government servation, and members of the vehicles necessary for the panel includ ed Walt Wheeler, operation of the park. Internal Improvement Fund; Will shrimping be all owed at Cli fford Willis, State Director of night In the waterways? A: Marine Resources; Captain Games C SJCwillmeetSt.JohnsRlver All of Howey's shots were two weekend doubleheaders Junior College at Palatka on Can't answer at this time. Hank Morgan, Florida Marine I -r dropping the Howey Academy Howey scored In 15 minutes in sounded, the score stood tied at stopped by Sarmiento. with Gulf Coast Community Wednesday In the Raiders' first (Later the panel decided Patrol; William M. Sen'Hawks' 3-1 in triple overtime. u seco nd half. Goorgoudios I.I . Camillo Medina and Mark college have been cancelled. Division II game. SJC takes on shrimping would not interfere sabaugh, Bureau of Beaches 48 % The win gave the midshipmen Bachman o( SNA scored direct SNA on an assist Brevard Community College at with operation of the park. After two five-minute and Shores: and Art Graham. second place in the Lakes and then scored for led from Lowman. Melbourne on Saturday. William R. overtimes, the swe remained hits. giving the hard-fought today and Saturday at "Bud" Dewees, head Ranger for the South hills Conference. 1 p.m. victory to an exhausted Sanford The Hawks made The Raiders' next home citv commissioner of Oakhifl Eastern Region. valiant 1-1. The game, played at hlowey Naval Academy team. Costs were the reason given game is Sunday at 3 p.m. and operator of a fishing camp State Representative Mike Both Bides agreed to play on under a brilliantly blue sky, attempts to score again, but Coach Steve Gilmore didn't by Gulf Coast for cancellation against Massasoit Com-munity there, stated that 50 per cent of Hattaway was an interested stopped by the forceful and another 10-minute overtime was scoreless the first half, were have to walk back to the bus, of the trip. College of Massachusetts. the income for that area is observer. even though the Middles played SNA defense, led by B)Tan in five-minute segments The exuberant Middies carried most of the time In their op- Robertson, Fielding Williams followed. But neither team him off the and John hiarders. obtained that elusive winning ponent's territory. ". ' t he minutcs ticked away, goal. the Hawks did get the game became rough, with "What ball away from the dynamic the to do?" Too much i LJK 11 rep SNA offense, led by seniors seven warnings called on both sweat and effort had made the I II Ill ty m WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE game to leave it a draw. Mike Coolbroth and Armando sides, (205 E. 25th ST. NEXT TO PIG N' WHISTLE) i WMFE-TV Channel 24 of Park g) m. Gonzalez, and underclassmen With less than four minutes It was agrftd to decide the PREMIUM STEEL BELTED RADIALS I Orlando will broadcast the Orlando Evans, Daytona E R70x14 . 41.49 + 2.79 F.E.T. als of the Region II, 4A high Beach Mainland, Titusville and fin FR7014 ... 42.97 + 3.04 F.E.T. 1:1 Ji GR70zII 44.41 + 3.1$ F.E.T, Trinity Prep meets Orlando school basketball tournament Pompano Beach are competing HR7CI4 44.95 + 3.47 F.E.T. ~1 Sunday at 4:30 p.m. -_____ in the tourney. The winner of -r 6)47015 4S,i + 3.22 F.E.T. IT Edgewater Saturday in Ce The station will tape the this event will advance to the HR7OxIS finals of the Central Florida 45.92 + 3.42 F.E.T. AMIS 1 game which will be played state tournament March 46.65 + 3.44 F. E.T. 7 and 8 High School Soccer TourLR1iiS 45,30 + 3.60 F.E,T. .w nament. The game is at 2p.m. Saturday night at the Winter in Jacksonville. PREMIUM FIBERGLASS BELTED "78" ,it Trinity Prep. . * - C7$z13 74.10 s- 2.00 F.E.T. TTT 'the winner will advance to E7$z14 26.30 + 2.33 F.E.T. __ the state tourney March 7 and 8 F71*14 26.9$ + 2.50 F.ET G73x14 in Miami. 27.90 + 2.67 F.E.T 'd H7$*14 2951 + 2.92 F.E.T. Trinity Prep edged Oak F7$zlS 27.44 + 2.5$ F.E.T. Ridge 3-2 and Edgewater G71z15 25.57 + 2.74 F.E.T. slipped past Colonial in over. H7$ziS 29.55 + 2.97 F.E.T. 900*15 time 3-2 Wednesday to advance 30.95 + 7.30 F.E.T. 17315 32.63 + 3.13 F.E.T. to Srturday's finals. _____ ~ 7 n - W RR W" . CLIMBER GTX "600" I A'etls I )ve, Royal Itaidle and E163i3 29.95 + 2.2! F.E.T 'j'. _j b . . I ,i ,,g,,..,,4 .,rnI., C,..I . When the final buzzer 'hannel - $ - ____ Tournament at Sanford __ _______ Memorial Stadium. Howey Navy knocked off Howey 9-6 Navy _______________________ 023 013 x-9-7 4 and Trinity Prep downed Lake 9-5 Thursday night. Lock, Wright (4) and Rittenhouse; Fleming and Cook. Howey and Lake Highland meet Nrivv . FULL BOLTS NEW SPRING ________ stolen base by Ned Raines and Simkanich's tw"bi single. By %'AL SPAKOVSKY Herald Correspondent YARD - three singles and Brett Stern Academy Invitation Baseball added two singles. 00 88 Clark, from Ca:zelberry, dropped Larson in the first round with a smashing left to the belly, but Larson got up to give Cla some uncomfortable mornnth in the SlU(e. contest game of the Sa nford Naval FANCIES J ty Trinity Prep advanced to at 6 p.m. tonight's 8 p.m. championship Tom Acheson led Navy with I1OLYESTE1 OUBLE KNITS . . SNA, Sanford Naval Academy and in the consolation game tonight YARD VALUES TO beating in the three He was aided a sparkling Seminole defense, led by right- % 4 DESIGNER High School student ScottClark spotted his 29-year-old opponent, Lee Larson, 13 years in age and proceeded to give him a soun'l fielder Jim Brodie. (In tIMa May% of the Seminole ea s I 100% All Souls Catholic School. Help the Anchor Club and it's about time women were a nd currently stationed at Sanford. Mrs. Estes is the Kcyettes help the P1jj given equal protection under Kadena Air Force Base, former Christine Phillips of San your next visit to the zoo law are urged to attend. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Okinawa, announce the birth of Bernadino, Calif. This meeting will be the tomorrow. See the animlas, the DEAR ABBY: I am still in a second daughter, Kathryn a kickoff of a countywide drive to et Dear love with the man Iwas In love Marie, on Feb. 27. collect signat ures of persons Pa rnal grandparents are charming group of young ladies te with 42 years ago, when I was The infant weighing in at Mr. and Mrs. Tracy W. Estes of at the same time. supporting ERA. It Is pa rt of a 16. Abby seven pou nds, one ounce, was Longwood and maternal statewide effort, and all We both married differen t The Aiw-hor Club was honored petil.ions will be sent to state born at the Amy base hosp!tal grandparents are Mr. and Mr& tI people. I had a very unhappy on the Japanese island, She will Albert Phillips of Las Vegas, Tuesday evening by its sponsor, senators before they vote on life being married to the wrong great- the Pilot Club of Sanford, at a ERA ratification. I I meet her sister, Christina, Nev. Paternal man for 41 years. Two months Is Mrs. Betty special spaghetti dinner held in when she goes home from the grandmother Thirty-four stbtes have ago, my husband died. That's wv,td !! kisnitzl prxt week, e the Sanford Civic Center. And already rnrni.y Schumann. i started to th ink at,.wt Z'wiy: My probiem Estes, a 1970 graduate of Longwood and now of Mama, Mia! What tasty four more are needed for it to Benny again. I fitmily located most unusi.i. My in-laws love Bishop Moore spaghetti. Tossed salad, crusty become the 27 Amendment to High Wm through his relatives, and I me too much' They are conItalian bread baked by Mae the U.S. Constitution. calledhimup.(HeIives600 stantlytellingmehowmuth Pawison, wile of Sanford baker Petitioners are expected to miles from here.) When I told they ptefer me to Kate, my Len Pawison, and dessert of collect signatur es outside all him who I was he nearly husband's first wife. delicious Milky Way cake federal buildings in the county dropped dead. He couldn't talk completed the least. My husband rarely mentions post offices, county court much because his wife was Kate, t It's sight to see Len house and Seminole Junior whathe -..we so there, '. made has said a bo ut her, I know that :-,: Pawlson, incidently, when he College. If you'd like to be one arrangements for him to call arrives at the zoo each morning of those petitioners, attend the 14 she was very difficult t& get ~ ~ -*- -V me from work. Now he calls ii ______________ ____________________ with bundles of day-old bread, meeting along with. I suspect she had Wednesday. almost every day. We talked some serious emotional cookies and donuts for the - -, UNDERWORLD about old times and all the fun problems that she couldn't d ea a ______________________ animals. l -. we used to have, and he said he with, I am not defending her, LOVA B D U He simply has to amiounce 11 0 never stopped )n1rtg me. UI his arrival in a loud voice arid but I don't like the way m- inUPTOUO i . __ - - ~=JI 50131k tie elephant trumpets a wife.They laws prefa ce every story with; 1f11s His problem 0 Cowan's Underworld delighted _ reply, Fat Boy the Sa$.cd ,,i w rust have been married for 40 years, "I know you don't like to hear r ,,FUL1FIOUR'I] 0 ___________________ hippo opens wide her huge pink __________________ andhedoesn'kno whowtotell aboutKate,tajt. .,"andthen #1 pp mou th, and Carmen the Chimp ____ her that he doesn't love her, and go ahead and talk about her he wants tobefrreto marry until l want tvscream. 7010149N,46,0 !=. rhv is a ickb' T•. I ';" k-r !' ;:::. h:rh:id she in't work, arid he jEwjut this RnI t- iv it's inst h I. W" •• • • "THINK- YOUNG" $ Other George cimkanich hurled a brilliant one~hitter to lead Seminole High School to a 5-0 win over Bishop Moore Thursday in the first round of the OrlanJo Edgewater InvitaUonal Laseball Tournament. Fdgewuter slipped past Apopka 3-2 in Friday's other - E.-des, formerly of Longwood ' -.............. than the Jab, Star was unable to do anyt hing with the work-man like WelLc, Time after t1ii Wc!la - ld score with a "Irishman" pounded at an easy win over Woody Star of the Islands. opening round game. In action today, Lyman meets Palatka Central at 4 p.m. at Birth Announcement After 42 Years Ford was not as confident as Perez when he 'as questioned asto who he felt wan the l ttk. ________________________________________________ LWV called to say the League Is cleaning up the zoo grounds. In the afternoon at 2 o'clock, having an open meeting parents are invited to bring Wednesda}'at7:30p.m. in the their children along to enjoy a First Federal S&L building on puppet show presented by the SR 434 in Longwood. All WOfl, and men, who beileve g1 and Mrs. Tracy E. Orlando, also graduated from club members. - 11 900. YARD . booth and will be working hard I am concerned I'm past Tim Ford. J kant bigger and better things." Star'I; only offense was a stinging jab to the left rib area that caused Well's side to turn bright red. im anic __________ - -- __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ ___ _____ INTERLOCK KNITS SOLID COLORS - ~ ` *~ u'r%--"-"Ab 9-00.vo Mt ntft AgUln, ana the TAFETA 2 program. wants the fight, I will take it. But as far as 100% POL YESTER Where are most fikely to spot She says she is constantly these attractive visitors? Why, amazed by the determination sit Sanford Dry Cleaners, of and hard work of her TAFETA course, where Ima Egge will be students and Li delighted with help Marge Jernigan se ll their progress. (The Association For Educable suitable community jobs and Skating rink on West 25th dinator, two part-time in- Seminole High's Anchor Club that th chief project of the Trainable Adults). aids the adult In employer and Street. Sheala. who teaches a structors and shared tran- rod Keyettes are spearheading Flori da League of Women's job adjustment. skating class of TAFETA sportation wi th the Little Red the invasion, and it promises to Voters (LWV) should be sup. TAFETA, a two-part But TAFETA has no financial enrolees every week. is putting School House. The program porting ratification of the Equal is be a highly successful coup. program for retarded adults in stability. The goal of the together to be what Promises a rounded out by four classes for Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 Rights Amendment (ERA) this county, was implemented Seminole County Association fabulous skating show, March 9 the handicapped at SemInole p.m. the enthusiastic band of an Amendment which would In the Fall of 1971. SInce then, Cor Retarded Children, Inc. at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Junior College, three work young women will be operating give .11 equal rights more than 50 adults have (SCARC) Is to develnt l2,tO The's called the show, Happy 3t,j under law regardless of sex. for the consession .....fl..4 ..IL.....e £.. .44.I. - _ __ ____ ----.z. Wells sank the Bahamian Star as the _________________________________________________________ blown egg. They're stlIll only $1 same Urne benefit a most each. the 3 per cent of the from 16 to 40. All proceeds go toward Iq prehensively funded program feels when they count tIT worthwhile Pilot Club supported charities population in intellectual Basic TAFETA provides 12 similar to the government proceeds. The show Li open to are only $1 cause?Donations per raons. development, will always be montis of training in corn- funded program available to the public for a $1 donation e'i' and scholarship funds. Cd pitt of each community. But in u n lea t So y'all look out for Ima, and Ion, Physica l the Little Red School House. person. The ZOO is being invaded, theycan,anddo,benefitfroma development, practical skills make her happy by purchasing One of the first pe rsons to "We're simpl)' taking over," some of her eggs, purposeful planned program, and vocational oriented come forward to raise money To meet the needs of adult declared Jolene Brubaker, an W11 as is beina demonstrated in behavior. An It 15 IflOSI fitting during adjacent fr TAFETA is Sheala Albers, retardates, TAFE'I'A'S staff enthusiastic young student at Seminole County by TAFETA organization, TAFETA 2, finds skating instructor at Meodee supplie, one full-time International Women's Year coor- Seminole High & L. ,.....4 "I don't see any in a re-match. I beat the guy, I guess ii my manager (Pete Ashlock) _:_ TAFETA Calls For Your Support _ __ ____ adversary while throwing an reason 9 YARD en- plalned. "We hope i.n this way to ____ The retarded, who comprise 34, with petsons ranging in age Capital to quallfy for a com. hopes that's the way TAFETA VAR D 9 rewar. colored clown collar. it wd 1; sidelines and watch Savings and Loan of Seminole, on First Street, where she'll be Each perf ormance wi ll organization holds clik for six, are probably the most couragement in helping a child prepare them for kindergarten last doing her bt for the Blapproximately one hour. So Centennial four-year-olds, Monday, formative years lna child's life. develop emotionally, socially and grade school." why not ga ther up a group f sale of co by promiting the llector item red, white family and friends Sunday, and blue eggs. March 9, and drive out to The perfect Easter gut is a Melodee Ska ting Rink for an afternoon or evening of great brightly wrapped box of candy with a decorated handentertainment and at the and hing c again, Perez answered . the beautiful Easter candy It's wonderful, SiIyS concentrates on leaching Thursday each week of the which can set the pace for his varied and Include heid trips boxes - - and closer to Easter, ftt they can participate in the frosted egg cakes. classroom skills, is Mrs Mary school term. Rglstration for future progress throughout his and guest visitors. Jean Berrien (music and Mrs. the 1975-76 term are now being school years. We are trying to stimulate Happy Days show, Usually they From time to time Ima will Cinda (physical accepted. Benz The goals of the Center are to our students in every area are the people who are forced be stopping in at First Federal sit on the education). According to Mrs. Hartwig, provide guidance, Un- possible," Mrs. Hartwig ex- whatever Li going on. This non-sectarian studies have shown that three to derstanding COTTON KNIT T-SHIRT lacy rufflo-1 at the neck. vibrant young woman, her p ShoWd you bump Into Ima, ersuade b..'r to introduce her heart simply bursting with male counterpart, Ima Clowne. compassion, Sheala finds her Now he's a lot of laughs, with 'e'k!y -essIen ;'ith the tail h1ny hut dil{I iuili- TAFETA group most tatives from the church and Pat Ilartwtg and pupils examine different shapes parents, as well as the teachers and Rev. Ken Mullins, minister of education at the church. Wednesday and Friday; and for This is the time he develops and physically. AssistiAg .-L % -3. P.Irtwig, who three-year-olds, Tuesday and patterns of learning and doing Activities at the Center are I "1 think I won, but and the fans enjoyed deadlock the iss'ie and leave Florida Nathanial Gates as he dropped the without a state welterweight champion. Sarasota light heavyweight en route to a Both battlers came in at 147, exactly the hard-fought six-round decision. three rounds," a disgusted Perez co welterweight limit. Tommy "Killer"Ellts of Orlando mented after he had dressed and Ford cOntrolled the opening action with brought his record to with a razor-thin showered, solid punching to the head and body of win over Cefus Bowe. Both men recently "I landed more punches and made the Perc~, but tho lo(,ji l fij:hter carni- on in the had turned pro.it the Sports SUldillIT) With lilit. If I hadn't gene after him there middle rounds as he shifted his attack convincing wins. 4 wouldn't have been a ny light to watch. I downstairs. The opening professional preliminary Perez was in control of ht me to do. lie just laid back and counter into the final two rounds, but a rally by the debut of Orlando's Sippie Jenkins with a puncherl and I was ab!e to make him miss North Florida lighter brought him from four-round dcciskn. most of those," behind to earn the draw. The lone amateur bout began the FANCY NO-IRON recognize her by the perfect egg 4A shape of her prettily painted hr 1 1. c,-'.' like üure. And her constant companions are a beautiful bevy of other lady egges, all with the same sweeping eyelashes, pretty hairdos and pun the assortment of vicious lefts and rights, "I thought I won the fight by at least ARD POIYESTEP 8, - I ______ Located I ________ PER CORD __ ____ ___ (better care center or a 4cr...., Mi-:. Hartwig explained. "The Center is a gro'ip of exprienced teachers trained guiding three-and tour-yearolds to be come aware of themselves and their III Vic "Taco" Perez came To Draw In Title Fiaht was a good fight two-fisted attack to the head and body that It. I wasn't too happy wobbled the Bahamian. But Star gamely Wn1twn,ih lIrniipivn5nIp with what I (Ed In the ring. I am a better refused to go down. Thursday night at the Orlando Sports fighter than I showed tonight. I should At the final bell Star's face was badly Stadium. The &nford fighter battled to an have be en more aggressive. Next time I swollen and there was little doubt In the exciting draw with Jacksonville's Tim will (10 better." minds of the fans who deerved the vetFord. The final decision as handed down by the dict. With the va,ant title on the line, Perez three Judges at ringside found Lee The scores were not announced, but it and Ford waged the classic confrontation Geiger's 7-95 call for rrez offset by Mike was generally believed that Wells took of boxer vers us puncher. Andrews' identical scorecard for Ford. every one of the 10 rounds by a wide "u The local welterweight took the Bob Burns had the deciding scoreshet margin. initiative as he stalked his counter. and he came up with a verdict of 96-% to In other action, Renne Pinder upset - as close as one can come to winning State r1t. -.... iu NAME BRAND VALUES TO I. and Schooli, theirs is the only facility which is not a day care center. ..- ______ five Development Center Happy . -• __________ JEAN PA'VIESON BattlesFd IJerez ORLANDO AT THE REMNANT SHOP ff~~_~7__ ______ _____ . - in Sanford for children under SPECIA L I .~. ~ P L ________________ . Pre-School Education - _ to collect them. Many Things 'Editor .. ______________ other, in the Sanford area, are asking the same question: what pre-kindergarten facilities exist ~ Women s . .. ;_ I Foundation By £hocl's over for the day, and teachers are calling children arrive SA TURD Ma I . P 4A 24 To Air Tourna ent Finals TA FOR 'FIRES Vies In Final ___ t - . .,,, _- - - 9011RACING . . . -. -- ' - - - �;.1 a—Evenm __ Herald, Sanford, FL —-"! HOROSCOPE Dr. BYBERNICEBEDEOJL Seminole Rv ARIES E. L:tMI !..WRENCE In __________________________________________________________________ to break down the space bet. be you've affairs made will LUIRA (Sept. sill that add your resources. SCORPIO (Oct. 24•Nov. 22) It responsibilities last minute. can't see a disk ordinary X ray of The disk is really a tiny sac situation - DEAR READER the channeLs could see the nature i thru S times... 41c a life 3lca line 26 lImes ...........24ca line (92.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 6Ihru2S times bctwn out FICTITIOUSNAME NoticC .5 hereby given that I am - jthte can the nee, or a FICTITIOUSNAME Notice ii hereby given that am , . ReaI early in the day. By later af- Act on your hunches. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) somethingfl'iorein(CreStIng will pop Hotline", Adults or Lecithint Vlnegarf 86! Kelpt Now invitations. up out of the blue. _ a('huwed — --- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 5: Jane R Carroll COUNTY, FLORIDA Publish: Feb 7, 14, 21, 7$. 191j ____________________________ - the wrong track You'll suddenly see the answer right before your eyes, you, -- FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM 'Scenic Wekiva River's bass _________________ NOTICEOFSALE At Pubic euclidn aT 1000 AM ADVERTISEMENTFORBIOS PubllcNotic. Marchi, AND Respondent NOTICE OF SUIT TO' JANET W. WIRZ Residence and mailIng address: BoIh Unkn March 17. 1913. for the purctass' of in ac Cassioy, Johnny Plewsome, Lee cordance with drawings, Park $165 month; $50 damage. the Vass. Attorney for Petitioner a Rear Yard Variance in a PUD SANOLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 323.7970 ''r !! SC eact' tor I earn for SO or more Cackleberry Farms, mile oft 44 on Samsula 'he purchase of the following materials, with pole's set: a Controller, Type ET 500; b Preemptor (installed); S, tminole County, Florida on or Lot 9, Block 3. Sweeteater Oaks before March 21st, 1915; O?hCti a Sct'on 6. in section 33 20 29 on default may be entered against you Hickory Drive Thispublit hearing will be held in for the relief prayed tar in the SealedProPO'satswiilhereceiyedby buttcn type with signs; Of the Cour?hot,s, Sanford, Florida, d Signal Assembly, One way- a week for four (4) consecutive on March I?. 1975. a' 700 P N .or the Cit'1 of Santord, Sanford, as Florida, hereinafter called the City, three Section. weiks In the Evening Herald, thereafter as possible e SisaI assembly. Tw way. Sanford, Florida at the off Ice of the City Manager, Seminole County Board Florida, until 2:30 P.M LOST, Mirth 17, 1975. for the purchase of Pr,stressed Concrete Poles set said Court on place); February 1973. 'Ordance with drawIngs, specI!iilint, and procedural Pt Messenger Wire, ''; I. Signal Cable. No. 11 AWG Solid, Engineering Deparlrnent of ihe City of Santrd. hereinafter catted the Engineer 1nt,rconne Cbl,i, No II AWG Solid, I Conductor; ' k. IrlterconnectCabte. No. IIAWG the 18th - By: Walton Torres, day DEK 16.1 Arthur H. BCckwitfl, Jr. as Clerk of Said Court IN THE CIRCUIT COWl)' OF THE Deputy Clerk Richird W. Vats, Attorney for Petitioner CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Unturnishno, I bedroom 373 7900 _________________________ classes Singer approved dealer. 210 E lit St., 323-6161 ____ _____ ------ FRANKLIN ARMS Apartments Real Estate in apartment living, youit find it at FranklIn Arms. Conveniently P[W 5PYRtl. hL.CtI LOt ainpnitie Pri"r' trees Assumahl Pretty "-"'------------------ Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 3729794 372 44$ it. mortgage, ".:. Yellow House onquatifying See it! You'll Dvi, it - 'I i Si Sep.ore n—:;. . - , CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR u . with option to buy and then apply from g t, 100 percent of your rent . J other door L.rzes at tre Homemakers Show to be held at ANUQUE AUCTION DOOS at 6:30 ____________________________ __________________________ SATURDAY, MARCH 1ST 7P.M. mnny I Clu?nS, ackton Road, Lae taf - j. FoRow 322.6457 Sat. 6 Sun. 1.6 OR CONTACT YOUR 3547 Sanforj Ave Sanford, 5145 me. 134 1649. 7174 meet, loti if sPec. t'r., t.'e iu* lront Cflina, ro'ino oak Ia,, several pc's I record player, marble top wa'st Stand. HI chair, Victorian plan househotdgonds, Nothingovr $50. 211 Tollgate Trail. LonUwood, The Woodlands itand very tine) pc, Victorian Settee, rockers organ lamp, ChlppCndll, difling room Suite, Block building and lot, 54 000. Location Midway Call anytime __________________________ NeW I. 2 and 3 bedroom homes anJ townhouses. Wall to wall carpo', wi!r.'per, tu! ! kt,, mO no masntena,,ce ft-c LOW, LOW. Merchandise -_ - - - CARPORT SALE: Crib, carriage, lamp, ma"wheeIs. clothes S m; Thurs, FrI Sat. 607 Palmetto _____________________________ Ave. Longwood 334 2046 Queen Sl:ewithframe$i9S FLORIDA WATERBED CORD, i _________ Buy direct from manufacturer, Ii' Fiberglass fishing boats. Have some2nd's. Call 372-1019; 372 £170 titled trailer, electric winch, electric trolling motor, other Winter Park, 445-431 1792 books: rocking chair, 32) Sfli. * canbsnh.f,c, .5 * qIAL (305) 322.8721 * — Rbd9sW00d Arets, 4 Bdrms. l"a baths. central H 6 A carpet, nle for children 173.005. Terms, ducted at Stan's Autløn, locat l * .ianford, FIa _______________________ - " 4 -t _____________________________ - ________________________ to include; round oak fabl, and 6 chaIrs, 7 oak secretaries, oak lI'Starcrafttrihull Fiberglass and Con Trailer 1300 3730733 blanket chest, mirror back oak curio, oak chest, brass top tea table, marble top wash stand, marty aSsorted wicker pieces, ___________ _______________________ ________________________ _________________________ - * Singer * Wood or steel desks (exxu?ive desk chairs, secretarial disks 6 Chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as l. Cash and Carry. NOLL'S Caebct- 'i. I: 2 .w.'6 MOBILE HO * * ___. . 62—Gaen _ ___ Let me till your spring Qarder SPOt Or mow your vacant lots Floyd Freer, 372 5191 __________________________________________ _____________________________ Cypress Mulch 8, Tropical Plants Wrwf'sGardenCen:er 401 Celery Ave.. Sanford u_ Rentals from only $55 lot selection Best new for $11, balanc, of ItS cash or $ payments of 1)0. New warr4pty. Adult-Family Mobile home Park. Come Out Mfld InsPect the PtIoIel homes on (USPtsY finest _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ Call tedit DePt. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East lit St.. Sanford 337-94)1 Eves.$19.11(4 SANFORD - I . DeH's Auction $ .-..•. 1311 SANTA BARBARA OR, 1 COVE I -. ('C'n5tC'jtiri ,., ., !. "' - ''' r Wall Papering - - U - I CASH FOR Fl _____ JUNK CAR$ 64—Equipment for Rent _________________________ ________________________ — — Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Complete Large Size Cars Delivered - With nee" _________________________________ may II - .' ui's 'I ' , 1 I. _ - I ..._ ____________________________ rrt,i-(r.t ----- j W . ' Lawn Cure 1 -i', ,,,. Central Heat & Air Shag Carpeting Fully Equipped Kitchens North on 17•92 to Sanford. West osi 25th Street to Ridgewood Avonuc. SALES BY AREA ONE, INC. -' ,.'! ,', (irit /o3Oyrmogas I ,. bat "u . .-'-- . ,j,__...,..,,,, -- - - - -. I, Andecn, 363.SliQ, Young male Labrador Retrever, also bla'k long haired male cog. Free to Qood hOme. 371 0690110$, ci- 37') 1375 eve's. __________________ Beautiful Shepherd Alaskan Malamute Good markings, en A- 1 USED A UTO PARTS SR 424 ----- IriSh Setter Puppies, 10 wlii. old, AKC, shots 1, wormed. $100 each 901 731 9313 or 323 577$ after S ______________ ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 372 5751 i I in Lockhart FOR INFo- I __ ______________ _ __________ ___________ _______________ _____________ i 64--Horses ',', 2 POnle' Für Sale itti or i', tt!01,? bc S. 173 6116 TRICITY 67—Uvestock. poultry ABY DUCKS- Pekirs. Roijen. KhakI, Indian Runner 17 50 per cs'iz at farm 37) = , - _'' _____ _ 's ___ LANNIP,tG A GARAGE SALE' DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS 377-7611. FLEA MARKET BUYØSELLSTRADE PLENTY OF PARKING 67A —Feed HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to eVerything ',ret away ion, ii dill Large wooded lots Street lights sPayed streels •Sewers •Sidewalks 647-8111 323-7860 8:30 for bree'linqor Barbecuing Call 337 4799 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" )RMLY'S E 46. Sanf3rd 37] 1733 ________________________ a: CONSTFUC'TJON frc. - 211 W. 25th , ',,1 1 Missing Parts ___________________________ WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY m'5 -- 1969 ge Cornet 440 I Cylinder, one owner, clean See at 181 Wikiva Park Or. on the Wekiva RIvir 332 02-ao. Well But(tsed in cans 51 00. 202W. 20th. ____________________________ ____________________________ ______________________ watch dog Males or 'emales. 1)0. 372 5707 Alter 5. w4 ______________________________________ -- , Laid l7-, Ph. Sanford (305) 323-XlGOi Private Courtyard Beautifully Landscaped Lots '.' ' east of I Ceramic Tile Baths '" Beauty Care """ '! :1 tt. o Tree Service ,,,',, miles 12 BEDROOM APTS 'WIMMIPIG POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS NO CLOSING COSTS Sewing - SANFORD cLGE 7~°'FHA ' r ON LAKE JENNIE VA Air Conditioning '. Service ______________ FROM _______________________ r:t ..... condition, 11.100. 321 0817 _____________________________ 1985 ENGLISH FORD RUNS GOOD $93 3724,42) AFTER 1 P.M Hwy 46. West, Siaford 323-5420 Cars Pet Ccre rr ____________________________ .. .,w os—Pets-supplies ' ,', Call Duane McC,uire at 322-1651 Dealer. ____________________________ 1967 RAMBLER AMERICAN ONE PREVIOUS OWNER 373 6114. ---ie,, r FRIDAY.FEB 7l.7'30P N r. •.. Auction All kinds of mechanics tools, furniture, color TV, radios, drum set. & misc jt of a:i kindS __________________________ ''' ,i;j Herald's Homemakers Show,, the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, March i begInning at 6:30 p m. Auction Sale - ,' ': DID YOU SAVAGIFT BlQ FOR _____ now available In BUSINESS DIRECT()RY -' GOOD CONU'TlOti 32'3_h$49 ___________ __________________________ _______________________ •' - 37) 3973 ________________________ _________________________ — 'n ..* See The Herald's Special Homemakers IsSue Sunday. Much 2. then plan to attend 193$ C'JIRYSLERCOUPE 1400 French, 32).73a1 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW it sewIng cabinet, reposs,ssed A FASHION SHOW will be held at 1n mathin. i,ll *.st,i,. .. .,.usit. U Pay balance of Ill or 10 pay. Civic Center. Local shops will merits of $1 i display their spring fashions Doors will be open at 6:30 Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and) needle1 -_ ' ano must sell, Sacrifice Excelteni 5950. 904 739 32)0. Nova Hatchback, yIl1 w, 3 Used office furniture ----------------- _______________________________ 51—HOusehold Gond MObile hOme. 1O'5S', with a lO'x70' ___________________ CtCe'fld 0 PaflO 2 '.C's.. luily Lvn room, dnng iuu.mi raltan carpeted, a utility building, furniture and crib. 321 0419. ______________________________ aluminum awning, appliances, furnished Located San Mo Bedroom set, complete sios. South 5770.0 1 919 431 9127 guItars, 515; new living room set, $120; 2 twIn beds, $10 complete; ladies desk, $2. Dave' s Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 323 9370. __________________________ ____________________ 1505 W. 25th St. Logal Notice FordWagon,loaded 2 payments remaining 323 $6U ____________________________ _____________________________ _____________ bidder over 13.600 by Mar. I. 641 _______________________________ .n - I: 167 4455 between 9 am & Noon _________________ Center No charge for admisson. -_____ _______ - 42—I'Mbile Homes - ------ Fl.,,da Ave ____________________ _______________ _____ ___________ ---- MON MARCH 3 7 P.M. rug, large assortment of depression and collectab'e glassware, also the usual line of _____________________________ and white and color TVs. furniture, applianc, and blark 60—Office Supplies _________________________ . _____________ M$I SChCSl m _______________ _____ - so _________________________ heat, garage, on corner lot, Early American Console Color TV, 170.100, Terms. 3flfl beautiful cabinet. Also color Other Misc 3230704. ___________________ _____ ___________________________ - Sundays 17 6. __________________________ 2$$0 Ridgewood SANFORD. FLA. (efleva (ar?1ei"is • ' 1911 Hond530 Makeotfer Aftr?? 9'.7 ati day Sat for 1nspeetson prior to finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Sale time Terms of sale: Cash or Qtun of a Gun, Fern Pa,'k's cirlified cheek. Auctioneer Stan Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns advertise your "doYt nee" in the Want Ads. MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. 17-92. Open S-at. 6 Sun. 9-5 ___________________ • Motorcycle InSurance _________________ n r 1970 Yamaha 90 CC, Twin Street SIlO. helmi inclsied Geneva, 3318 othi.'rs Ca'f3!!- . brian chair's, recesu'd wall ;r;m tt'CI., v;i.-i€,jan tables, Organ 16)4 stndli Cigar StSt wooden lfldiri, PIus lots more fntu,e and bri Datsun-Subaru Sale a brac too nuuerous to mention A '74 some below dealer cost. first , - - BUY-SELL_TRADE ME & BUSINESS Operate your )II-3ISEFIr'stSt 3725477 own business with living quarters cs.uet and yuu'II . names 76-Auto Parts ------- ?atløn desk With bookcase oak _________________________ _______________________ u u 'rt - _____________________________ Garage Sale: 3at. & Sun. Wicker fern stand, lamps, some furniture, 109W lit St. 2 BR, air, large corner lof, carpet, 377-7335 drapes, excellent cond. Only ______________________________ ______________________________ 116,500 fly owner. 3729063 Two girls' 20" Bicycles; Girls - _______________________ z,. SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE Contents from antique shop pfui '73 Grand Torino Sport. Loaded, 3fl6555 _____ _____ ______ ______ ________ _________ Add an enfra,ci end __________________________ : ur own REC V., from ______________________ Sneak Preview 1, 2 & 3 .Bedro ______________________ _____ lICE 2SthSt s-ss,o ___________________ _______ _______ IP:I1VAvrSarfØ,d 2606 Located I Block South of Airport Blvd., Ofl Sanford Av.ne, Sanford, Florida Sales offIce open * 323-6650 _______ -- TAFFER R;_ ; commercial location on 1792. NOW LEASING ______________________ ___________ 72-Auction vApo SALE Plan's, Trash & -Treasures Thur, Fri & Sat 1700 LADIES, you will learn lot ' W 72nd St cooking tips at the Sanford Civic Center March 4, pescnted ThC 700 Elm Aye, Luncheon served for Carolyn Lewis Homemakers benelit of Church School, Show Sesuretobetherewhen the -door's open at 630pm terms of $1,175 down, balance niC(ithly REALTY ____ 75-Recrfjpj$ Vehicles jRcondif;oned Batteries, $1295 exchange REEL'S PODY Stiop, 110'? Snfoci Ave __________________________ COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER ________________________ ________________________ FINANCINGAVAILABLE We will tease for O JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR between Fairway Plaza and Beautiful 3 beth-oorn, I'i bath. carpeted, fenced yard Is? 6 last. Seminole High School 373 7494 at win Shaded yard, touely home, nice AFTER lIPS: 3723991 WINTER SPR'NGS Sales available Immacujate - 7StJ Sanford Ave fenced. frees %77.SOU 377 3791 "' 54—Garage -- - Beautiful 1 I e. Ranch bord 45—Resort Properly .. __________________________ - Years old Owner needs to movt Sthn's Aucn Hwy.U.1I,Mi.Eastogl.a 3229119. ___________________ J GOLD ________________ _____________________ Bedroom -: MULTIPLE LISTINGREALIOR 372 1991 19195. French I _______ * "Get ' EM While CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-2l47CA.O4A ii' general, the pro'ecl IncI.JdeS SolId, 2 Cenductor; In ci: the Marriage of I. Conduit, r Gilyiflhzed, the purchi.e of the fOl)O*ing Night cleaner needed Immediately. Casselberry, FlOf',da 371C7 One They 're Hot! "Thinks to ClitSified $144 ABBY DENISE WARD, m. Condut, i'i" Galvanized for Publish: Feb. Permanent employment, Apoly I ), 2$, March 7. II, fast results at a low cost. SuPpOrtIng signal hid's; Try a. Cor4roiler, type ET 500 Wife, one 8. Holiday Inn, Altamonie Springs. NCW house's ira rtlral area No down 1975 and today! Phone 372 2611 or 1.31 9' tt. Signal Lamps Two Bedroom $174 b. Detector, Pedestrian push payment, monthly payments ZOAS DEK-121 STEVEN JAMES WARD, button type; Proposals will be publkly opened than rent Government subsidized AVON i-". 7 bath. dining & Florida, Huand. C. Sl'saI Assembly. One way. and read eld Wednesday. Mirth Six Month's Lease says.... to C'uitified buyers. CatI tim see if Central airS heat, lot, LOCh AMENDED tiroe 17. 1975. at 2:30 P.M. local time in three section; NOTiCE OF APPLICATION Make fl a Happy Hew Year, Pay off Masonry Construction y' Arbor, 1700 mo 372 2101 NOTICE OF ACTION d Signal A'stembly, One way. the City Comrti'stlin Room, City FORTAXDEED last year's bills and start say,ng CentrM Hrtl$ & Air TC. STFVFN ,1AM5 WARD lJP.1wflI4 °EFtLTY Ihr section, With tunnel vISOrS; Hall, 300 North Park Avinu., (SectIon 191 453 Fterfd S??u? icain Plo s.ltin9 •vp.rl.e' C'erry 'ara Urive WW, 1SlS. e, sqnat 'ssang1v ora' " Wall-to-Wail Shag a';.;. - cessary, Let's talk bbOut It. UnfurnhshedinlakeMary Middleboro, Massachusetts 3234063 373 03)7 rnree section, 1 three sciion wtth DrawIngs, Speclficati.ns and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Areas area 327 9153. '77 open....off Southwett Dishwasher & Disposal Fro'cedurai Documents Tutu-tel visors). _________________________________ that 5 0 dc Ovies ET UX the holder O'73 Peg Real Estate Rrokec Blvd off 25th St.. off Loc'j%t Ave You her(4' notified that • f. Prestressect Concrete Poles; Pool & Clubhouse __________________________ ____________________________ Drawing's. Specifications and Ofthefollowlngcertificate'shasfiled Pefition forare Dissolution of Marriage ______________________________ Call 611 3079 )roTnTi'o1T,Tr fl'fl fl"1irø T'i" other Contract Documents may be saId certIficates for a tax deed to be C1Y'fl"iI") g Messenger Wire. Laundry Facility Isis beers flIed against you on Clerical Help wanted, bookkeer examined Pt. Messenger Wire. 3k"; the office of ttse City lsiued thereon. ADULTS ONLY certifl:ate December II, 1"74. in the Circuit a of issuance, through trial balance, for sm 'I I. Signal Cable, No 14 AWG Solid; Engineer, City Hall, Sanford, numbefi arid year'sThe a PETS CONSIDERED Court of the 11th Judicial Csruit, irt description of the pfper1y, and construction cg office, preferably th a i.lnterconrectCabIe,No. 1IAWG. Florida, SclaI Fsat,m names In which It was assessed are and for Seminole County Florida, Solid, 3 Conductor, with mechanized accounting SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS and that you have until the 6th day of I experience on Burroughs L-5000. I k. ConduIt, 2" Gatvanized; The City reserves the right to as follows: March, 1973, loserve the original of MuSt have willingness to be pirt thereof, and to waive any in. ,73 supporting Signal hieds; the Circuit Court of the 11th JudicIal formality or ?echnk.'sIitv in m Sigruif Lnmm for several months before re D.$cri.fI000lpiro,.cty . .d..,1 Cl,,, ' of office in antvvo intu,t in arc tr 4'm'nolCCoijnty Proposals wilt be puolicly opened Proposal in the interest 1W the City. Lot 25 N location UUPIIUIU1 I lu. ••v'*d ' f Alley Adi on 5 815. FiOtida, Seminole County Cour Dated: February 71. *975 l2TrASan'ordTownof Pbl And read aloud Wednesday, March Inquire 3234841 PgsM thoijse, GRAND OPENING Sanford, Florida. 32Ut. and tO 4.45 117, '1: I'S. 1166 Ill City of Sanford, 1?. I97, at 2 30 P N. local time in A GOOD SALESMAN is never out De84ry, Adults Lovely large I a copy of your answer to Donald L. tee City Cor',msscu-s Room. Cit'1 Sanford. Florida Name in wt'.ch assessed RoSa Lee Marhlrjtorue bedroom air, Ideal for retired i of work Call us if you have a real Attorney fly Warren E Knowles Hall, 3'O Pont, Park Avenue. McCoy, persons 6616116, 327 $051 estate fluent,, arid a desire Petitoner, P0 110* 7117, Sanford, All of Said properly being in the Florida City Manager Sanford, Florida 37771. FREE T.V. EARN MORE! Drawings, SpecIfications and Publish: Feb 21, 197$ DON'T FORGET THE HERALD'S FORREST GREENE. INC. Failuretosorv,anansweronyour DEK 163 Procedural Dicumusts Unless shall Such be certificate or ccc. ____________________________ tificates HOMEMAKERS SHOW at THE RFALTORS17).435Jor3fl70 _____________________ part may result in a default WITH YEAR'S LEASE -_ — SANFORD CIVIC CENTER redeemed ac Drawings, Specifications and ____________________________ Ladles as F Mhion ahv,, U,i.,.,,. iuctmentbeinoent,red againsi you. — cording to law the propert March 1. Cooking show starts at other Contract Documents may be _________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION described In such certificate examined at the office of the City FO TAX DEED $3 S Hr Full or part time. Plo In Arthur H. B.eckwith, Jr., ____________ certificates will be sOld to lh to browse tPsrouqh Engine,,, City Hall, Sanford, ($sd the many *97.495 FlorIda Statetes if Psighed cash bidder at . vestment. 323279) after 6. Clerk dI$play's of exciting merchandise me cou' 19491 _________ CircuIt Court, Sernrcle County house of the 17th day of March, II) Special Feateres local merChants. Executive Secretary Shorthand NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, at )1:Ø A.M. SANFORD Sanford. Eta. __________ I Th City reserves the right to thaf Semingle County the holder Of ov Stokes Professionally Manig#d Dated thIs 6th day of February reject my or all proposals, or any pay and benefits, Reply Box the following certificates hiS filed 1975. Deputy Clerk house. 3739370 frOm 9 to 6. care of The Heraid.'P.O. Box 1657, *tJtJJJ_J_,lJj trrmatity or technicality nt •n issued thereon. The certificate 1975 ______________________________ Clerk of Circuit Court tNt' interest of the City number ao years of issuance, the 0EK79 of Seminole County, Flor,da Da'ed February 24, 197$. CASHIER i'ç• ; :i'. a,.,, Ii., :.. City of 'lpCulr cotipr or i-rn- Apply in person to Sanford Plaza In which it was assessed are Deputy Clerk Sanford, Florida theatre itttit 1 pm EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. a's follows' PublIsh: Feb. 14, 21, 78, March 7, By: Warren E Krc'wIes CUlT IN AHD FOR SEMINOLE •J( Certificate No $33 Year of \,. 1975 Plant Man, tni.St be willing to work City Manager EXPERTS READY TO SERVE COUNTY, FLORIDA. issuance 1972 OEx 57 and learn to mix liquid fertilizer, Publish. Feb. 25, 1973 CIVIL ACI1CN NO. 76Ifl6CA.o4.0 Descripti.nolpr,pert, WOrkIng knowledge of pumps, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH In re; the Masriegs _________________________________________________________ Of PHONE CALL AWAY LOfI7B.'kO'.,ongwgodPar PI II motors, etc. PleIplut Apply itu POE, JUt)ICIALCIPCUIT, IN AND FOP JERRY LEE PGSI.e*.st,p Pe'fWlfo730O Country Liub Road. SEMINS)LE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PCtitiooer, J Name In wl,iCh assessed Key Sanford, ____________________________ vmrtuc cf that certain Writ MINNIE MAE POE. r*: the Marriage All of Said property being in the In Wantrdbabysitter Lake Mary area. FPEUERICK 0 GATEW000, Execution iSsued Out of and Under 1" ________________________ Resth'nt. Will bring to your me Prefer County or Semlrtg!e, Statect FiOridi. k.it(hf'iili1T:r,,ju: the seal of the County Court of Husband, Ta. Rtrn, 70 yrs eipensemtce NOTICE OF SUIT APT BPO',p; PU ',T LO'IIIICIL Unlr someone with Child Carl et Such cerl,fcate or ccc Centpr tops, SinS', In Orange County, F IOrida upon a final tijiCates shall be I edeemtd ac WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five TO: MINNIE MAE POE, 7547 P,irk Urvr penience Call after $10 P m Stailatipi, avaIlable. Bud Iudgment rendered in the aforesaid 'i' last known Points, Call 377 7k3 anytime, DENISE S. GATEWOOD. Wife, 377 S12'. Cording to law the property Cabell. ______________ court on tPs 29th day of January, 3721052 anytime __________ residence is NOTICE OF ACTION in such ce'rtiticale or' AD. 1973, in that cantein case Cl'l Personal Ladies, neec a lob or extra money? Tan Service '- W 9th Street, BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. STATE OF FLORIDA TO: certificates will be sold to the titled. John's Inc.. a No.2 East Pd, 77.97 SJC MENT. ALL TYPES OF CAR Miami, florida Cinearnfrornl5anhrt up. Call FREDERICK G. GATEW000 corposatlon, highest c*slt bidder at the Plaintiff, vs W P Burcette d b a Entrance RCrt'sbfto,-n, in 711"? )49 3.694 or 3495420 1'F,T PL')T tNN YOU ARE HEREBY notified that PENTRY AND REPAIRS -377 court WHOSE FESIDENCE AND house door on the 11th day of March. I flurttette"s ImpOrt Gifts and i3crd nit. Grcm.ng MAILING ARE an acfion for divorce hj been filed .ODRESs 1975 at Il 00 A PA Terrarium Center, Defendant, Ph 322 iC'S? aoains?vou.andyouarerequ,resito uNxNOwtt Dated this 6th day of February, Remodeling, Ad.J,ticjnt, _________________________________ WhiCh aforesaid Writ of Eacution ____________________________ _______________________ Zarpctilry, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED seive a copy Of your written _________________________ Custom Work Licensed. Bonded was delivered to me as 5,'er;n of thmt 0 pnceecting fOr tf-e dit'sofutun defences. if any, t it on JPmn A Free estimate, 37] 6033, Centrat He,t & Ar Arthur H flecnwith, Jr., NOTICE FOR BIDS Srrr.roie COunty, Florida, and I _____________________________ Batdmn, of BALDWIN & DIK(OIJ. f yOur marnig,. tø DENISE S Clerk of Ciru:t Court Of Legal Nctici, is hereby QivOn that or tree' tStiflldtC's, alI Carl Concrete 6 Carpentry, Carporis, Alleratloni, hive- levied upon the toiiowtog OAT [*000 the'%tt,tleOf ich Attorneys for Prtit,onai. Suite 30. Designing & Harris, at SEARS in Sanfcrcg Seminofe County, Florida sealed bids wllPtsp received by the described property Owned by W P tiOrs, Remacteflrscj No i too ¶00 East Highway 6. (asselberry, i tfl PU THE MARRIAGE OF Dressmaking by e'.pert5 Singer 1711 fly Ida trea'. State rd r rida Pep,srtmmt P'('tts' ml b a B.riette um,t Iargpe,rtnosr,ItI t'rrttimafes C' r C, 5;. TI I'iOOU. Ft'rt,'i 17701 l,t ItIC (.'trIJrflJI 1. F P1 oF I 1 1sf t r,tl ii ,t O*vms,on 12) 1571 Anlimnp Terrar,vu Ceoter. Iii 16.51 Husband, i.'ith the Clerk of the above ttyle-d and DENiSE PUblish Feb 14, 3), 3$, Macct, 7 property being located in Sem,nole Lift Station aria torce main In GATEW000, Wife, and the'se court t the Ser'iincite County on P N o'clock (Ial time) on Help an "li'flation poor' Heating & 2Con%tructlonandMa:ntenance,untll County, Florida, more Particularly stallation , cr'ncretp foundalson J presents command you to appear Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on or Air Conditioning Contractor. Call DEK Wedne'tjJay,p,5,rcp* 12, l'?P,,and will described worbforsign$eguspmpps and file ur Antwrc or other before March *9th, 1975; othCrw,Sa, D' i -kes HIg & Air Coi'id at that time be publicly opened and One- I) 1974 Ford Van, Vsn No. etc Undergrnq aboveqround lt' -detenseorplead.ngwtfltheCl,,kol .1Judgmentrnaybee.ntfreda,,insh A llri' ('rtLe 372 U!? 5.erve read 410Ud at Conference R1' of 2IGHTI1I67 Storage tanks, Dewateninig, e ft'Circt,ut Court in and tot Semio$ you I.n' the relief de'niandcil ri the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CompIele'TreeCare lisp Sta'e' Oflle Bldg. Winter Park, _______ Saids'efticlebeing%to,'edat Ratliff ravation, Olive' W4y culvert pipet .f Cnt,. ft'rid., and serve a opy Petitri (Jar Si k l.ti, 17) tlu NAME STATUTE r'orid& fC'-f the '- tri (ift ,.-, (if 'i',r,'.'t . i 'iti 'j .%ailS Tf'l', t,5lfn I 'h.lJ t'r pJtI!'.i'.t .i!'c,r',q-, 'IrcIr - t t. 1-,','. k.ii;;,r Pf5j.jl(-, I heth P !,'iiut,'i Cortrution Inc, .i .tht I? Cf hOT 1(1; i l'iefHy given that the POcLP L Is.suer, PD Drawer o. once east. w"rk for tour (11 (00 f Wekiwa Springs State ParkI and TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Seminole- County. Florid., will •t 305679 119$ Stan, 74 hr ___________________________ 717 PlOiih Park Avenue', Sanford. Sefutive weei% In The Evening underSigned PurSuant to the (formerly Harriett .i Beauty Nook) tProIe-cf I. Picnic PaviIion, 11 - 00 A N on fPsp 10th oay of March, f(orla 32 7 ?:. rm t bire tr,, 18th t4cr.il -0.fi iJ I If 11,1 "Fti.j;5 ?ian:e Sfatt,," Chapler ReStrooni's and Water Main . 1'? E Pini3fl 5142 E, MAT'IEY A 0 :clj. otter for Sale Mid Sell t PAUL SIATER ,',, 1141; 55 my tatu nod seal 0$ d41 cI .%tatth. A 0. V1$. 84509, 1 lOf Id* Stafufes, wilt regitz BuIldIng & RemoctelIng te-nliOU for Wc'kiwa Springs State thetsigtiist bidder, fcash. subject Profetonat Wallpaper Hanger On this 11th day of Ptt'wWa default w;ii be entered Said Count WINNIE'S BEUTY SHOP, Io Park) in 36 !II. 32) 779$ to any arid all existing ltu. at the FCbruArp, 197$ Licensed Residential, Commercial moamnst yi.. and for Sevnlnoie County, FI*I-IØ., SanfOIct Ave. Mastec All materIals fvrnrst*d BeautIcian, and all Front (WeSt) Deor Cl the Seminole uPori -WITNESSmypsiulJandSealoftp,e (Seal) Free Eitimat€, Ph 327 6173 receipt of proof )iPPI 3fl3P13or377.7 work performed shall bi in at County Courthouse in Sint'.it'ti, Arthur H. 8ecIith, if'. 'lirkoftheCirtuit Court onlh IOlh p.jbt;catiq,,t l 'his nOti.', the Sic cordance with the drawings, the "'ou can get a'ir'rjc wP day of tebrusry, A.0, 1911 Clerk of the Cirtuil Court Pie' titlQVsriim,.to wit: ' Backhoe Service specIfIcatJon and Contract Wnalprooeny. rurth,c lflfOtitjori advertIs, your "don't (Seal) Ei$n RiCharde SCHEHERAARD under wh in LandclearIng,seplic 'anM, f.it drt. this Documenti pertaining thereto, 91IITJ1I avaitbIe I'orr tn Civit Division Of tPs Want Dputy Clerk Arthur H Be-ckwtlh. Jr. party i5 e-eqage iii bsj5in wPicn All kflm$5 of it i'i" ________________________________ .. at 36$ be eiaunred, hut not fir"r.o?r Cu r,t - 5hetilf' C ii.b A P,sti,rs rI.v i1 ih C'cu? C.:l A'!',e' t;j vli LiiL i'u I'UMPS prsngs, Oftaned at the 041Ir'Ol the bureau Florida JOHN A bALDWIN of By: Elaine RfCharde SPRINKLER SYSTEMS of COnstruction. 517 Larson Hldg, tate i, tsr-nc "neoc to BoidwIrs & 0ike Alltyp4'5nnd5j Deputy Clerk ihas thi' party i.ni$ejje in '(aiiga',. FlOrida, and mAy oe 's,e-'st, ir-p ter of said Writ of Attorne.js at t.aw POC,ER I.: BERRY House pin, Werepair and ServiCe bu'sene trltei'pc;jes s as follows tu4fni made t FHA dammed at or obtained trot-" I he Ecetution. Sust 70 AttOtrs.y for pa,t ionen S'Outtur'rn(wn r-rvcf c3I'ns:,s ,,, A t-T STINt MACHINE & acid SSfl( tt,ee Fast. economical orzir#tjo(, tur'n Office as Of 000 C ?ft'*tOdlGefaid .70t'ri E Polk, 500 EaSt P-tIgPi*i'uy 136 PC tro.s,-c C) I' jilt ',lfH 'b!,' eur'Iut v 'o (ait Victor 377 0)ii S'rte tnr 1',not'. Ar'hi?ttt 771) 11 E.tsl 155etberr1. I lono i'.fl ',t 2)2 1; Perk Avfle t !tr1'% WY 1; t flrl".t., Orr.r 72! 6431 CthntiI Oriye Ii r "'c C-''y AltOfflt' for f'$s'oner 1'sntr, FIOCidA 3flhi (ount. Gerald P Gross ftJry 25, 1915. ARA P.b1is Feb. 14. 71, 71. March 7, Fiiblt5h: F i. fl, 71. March 7, Publish: F. 14, 7), 4, Mirth 7 PubtIA Fe-b 21. March 7, U, 71, MA Arch;titt 1913 1075 1975 Pubtiih - Fe-b. 71. (M,cti 7, 197$ DEK 5FF I'm ISe ________________________ 13.460 Beautilijl scenic Property near Hwy 66. Nor theastern Arizona No pre pay penalty or transfer CoStS Call collect for Mr Ms'ver. 7 $ —•..'Jey / P.M daily tO 5 We buy. Lel1,traae 641-1006, _________________________ — Adilt$ 1$ thru retirement, Sanford- 3 bedroom. 1'- baths, 3 Families or Singles, _____________________________ central heat & air, M uNS 4. PasslbI, subsidized monthly WORTH REALTY, 3736061 payments Alter Hr's 372 711) or 37'? Scotty'sfrom $''iOto 11:30am. 700 S ,rench Ave. Can use si 1 or 3 bedrooms, 2 Storage buildings All for oni 114,300 lOpen _________ 2 bedroom, eat.in kitchen, living dining room, làrQ rooms, with "Quiet Elegance Payments ____ Auction condition with new picture tube Jfl 1)11 69-Stamps-Colts $75 67$ 687 _-_____________________ ________________________ ________________________________ ________________________ _____________________ ________________________________ _____________ - ' WANTED Sugar Car.eMIll CalJ3fl 4299 ___________________________ Wanted uSed small Snappir,' Tuttle mower with grass a? tachment ,i Condition 37)0761 or uSed furniture, appliancestoots, et. Buy I or 1001 itims Larry'i Mat?. 215 Sanford, Ave Style tandem plan. Hwy 17 97 fo 25th St. -- -. rme Must be seen to be ap Pricedfor quick Sale No Quittifying wrst to Ridgewood and follow the ---Conventional FInancing I___________________________________ pi'ciated $31,900 Terms. signs SAPrORD FLEA MART 3 yr old, 3 bdrrn, I' baths, ROBSON MARINE 1' ,Mile E Onldand I drdpes Only 570.500. Low down, Fri.m 714 percent Peg RealEst.te6roker 372 5961 swimming pool. 1720 5, Ortando ____________________________ Dr 37? 7920 _________________________ PlO DOWN PAYMENT -------1 Your new custom home on a lot of - E1CeIent condtibn $35 67,7 t.arge Pa Ar,i ') Dispatch Clerk CIt-i-k to work with truck dispatcher with experience and ability Call Mr. S Given 904-731 4631, DeLand r ________________________ ________________________ __________________________ ------ conveniences. Newly painle I 7 ni VA-No down, 3 BR, I' baths, of initial RecreatIonal Fees are Paid 6nd include Large Club Jumor fliymr a:?4,.; 779 Don CNne location, reasonable rent. Ph. owner 363 3721 anIm,. 1 or 7 bedroom duptn apartments. MAWINERS VILLAGE APIS. ______________________________ I & 7 Bdrm, turn or unfurn, 32O7OrlanctoDq,, 372 $670 flunuty First Federal Savings and Loan of Mid Florida For Rit Officeand Storage Spare _________________________________ ___________________________ I': baths, with central heat and air Owner will negotiate 523.900 ''"•'•'"".". -- A C31 tt.. 2 Volt. Ideal fOr repair shoporwarePtouse 32? $321 04' 322 U20 Area. 2 Bedroom dupte, drapes, applIances, AC, OOI, pool service ON THE LAKE $71172. 3721914 WOodø and complete with 3 bedroom mnhite home Move moo quatlfyinrj S24,O th terms _______________________ '-------------- J PLAPI NOW TO ATTEND THE HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW AT THE CIVIC CENTFP TUESDAY MARCI4 1. 7.30 v. IhOt above liroijeci Priced from after S Adults, no pets - -- . - '' W BUY .SPID SELL FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS37) 635)or6ls.2333 7237160 - apt., air, )727$43 central lISA, fireplace, private dling room, 2' lots, orange In Lake Mary area 377 9353; 372 9271 ___________________________ state road taxes, drlvr' p1yri, DOT requirements, and billing Chairman Shop - ---- ARIZONA RANCH ASSUME PAYMENTS 169 monthly payments may be assumed with 7 p Simple in 8edroom, 7 baThs. Fio. Ida room _ rn 3lA—Eplexes I ' Center Tuesday, March 4, beginnIng at 630pm AdmIiio i _______ — 35-h'bi1e Home Lots 4 7 BORN, furniShed or unturniihCd Adult%preteqred 323 SISlor3fl-4620 ease cha:r. 904479 5459 _______ and lilettteorlginal wlfPi the Clerk of POOl enclosure on the lollowing - ___________ Engineering Department of the City address ii 51 Seminola Blvd., (Planned Unit Devetopmentt Zone Eflgin'er. at 630 P city park & Sanford Plaza. From $110 Airport Blvd. near Sanfurd Ave. 3731340 Rvtax Shop the sy way Ntc: :1 hotiri' Is berm?-,' u,,eo that the Sgainst you, Ond you are required to serve a Copy ol your wfitten B3arcJ of AduStrncnt will onduct a tij'pcnvnt documents prepared by SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 322- 2420 Anytime use Adults only Casup Sem,note, , the Homemaker's Show at the paymen!s IdvIswiIde_.3bedroornswithUble garage, 7 baths, Iamil room, dining room, utility room with THE HERAL) proudly lnteç you nInrd CivIc Center, March - 43—t.ots..Acreage ____ - - ________________________________ acre Good terms, Terty Realty, REAl TOP, 6730711 4'excUing Homemakers Show will Stemper Realty _____________ '--------'---- Haney Tangerine's 00perbu. 372673); 3220367 Li'gal Notice ___________________________ EPIC)' We're open Saturday ansi arravaitable Sunday. Wehavetne largest inventory 01 IiStsng in -- _____ Sunny kitchens, pIaygroun, near ' -- fiShini ratlise. anoi' beau?,lui ka Rental from 1)75 mo for - ______________ --- — FRUIT FO E.V FOSTER. Lake Mary — ... •'r r,itll d'veop many new this year. - JackSon. 0-ave Edwitc1'. James : wili interests Sanford. F? to scltly SealedProposaIswiiIb.r,,jyedby warehouseman's lien on the thC City of Sanford, Sanford, iollo*;nglotson.js,.,oldQsand Florida. hereinafter called 'he city, Pernal property bI0nging to: it the off Ice of the City Manager, Nancy Clark. Rose Tucker, Franklin City Hall, Park Avee. Sanford, You Ptti00ir _________________- $75,op __ 30-Apartments Unfurnished OwnepteasecatI]flC711 - ____________________ -IW'biie Homes -- — Efficiency aPI., all utilities fur ___________________________ ___________________________ I 3 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 72--Auction -.- '"' "'' ' _______________________ KEPIMORE WASHER. parts ___________________ wryke, Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 ___________________ per WE TAKE TRADES 1? room boarding home, zoned residential, rent I bedrooms, Ilyc in downstairs apt. IdaI for _ - -- PiVt entrance and bath Call . SChool and golf cor mobile homes includes tree canoe iS Aaults only. Camp Seminole, 7 Bedroom mobile home for rent 3771170 partly furniShed. Rtasonable ._ Iii , the Marriage of CONRAD . W'Z, Jr. -• Large I bedruom furnished apart - Sanford3fl 7111 VFNNA -- FIRST TiME AD VEPTISID,3 bedrOøtti5, 7 baths, I,?, COUpIC only. 321 7515 Park Drive.3fl 76I — 29—Rooms - -. 0nI $70,500 __________________________ Ior7flndroorn,AdultsOnly ___________________________________ -- Urd,s _____________________________ You've been on Married couples only, rio children. 76)7 Elm, Sanford 3)9 6956 -- - 7 bedrooms, 1 bath on lot l6S'*ii' -- - - - -- - ____ DeBARY, lust listed---? BR, Pz S4NFOp- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, bath, deSired location Large Lot, family room, Shag carpet, at J1S—J5 _________ I uso 4 BR,7 full baths, family room & den, p!enty ttorage 925.000 372 NO QUALIFYING NEW 3 BR,, 2 bath home, atletras 13,000down Friday, Fib. 21, ________________________ __ ss -. - And ______________________________ Part time cashier ho5teies Compafly benetiti, Apply in person 10-7. HolIday Inn, Altamonte Spring's FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Wit. Section 863.09 Florida Stat tes , _______ -- - ' ____ 68V1Bfled to Buy 6AIrCOdI1OML2ItOVtOr$j I 930 7 Refrigerators. & .... Drop in range. $ Wanted tObu uWdo4ljc Iurni!ire — Any Quantity. ?i' down, flues pcI. rate. $23,500 Acre Seminole County, 4?oacre tr6cti, n. I 1 OedrOCl'flMobIleHcme $400 3727600 IPIVFNTflRY CLEARANCE ,n us on a new horn.. MODILE HOMES -. 3$O3OrtandoOrly, Sanforin S700 ______________________ - Oays--- 3fl41fl 'NIghti3flSl7lor3fl 2357 I EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________ 116W.dSt, 18-Help Wanted t.RE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil 19) You're at your best now mingling witi) groups where to get out. accordarwe With the Wit: Sttticn 36509 Florida Statutei 1957, S: .1, A Ream Publish' Feb March 7, U, I, ________ _______ - ____ BROKERS BALL REALTY Homes, Lots • - _ —'___________ __________________ S1. JOHNS REALTY CO. Choice Listings ALL PRICE RANGES COttCQ('. for 1 Ot couple No t. ç'tS Lakt prvlCjs'S. wsmrr.ing & fssfflng Lease 3726106 ________________________ -- 4—Personals ___________ acCordant, w')h the Iovi5lq of ADVERTISEMENTFOR BIDS PuIicNotI, Byownr $2IMO. 37) 7716 J Larry Saxon, Realtor ____________________________ 730pm - . -- - - Can Help and that I intend to register said and that I Intend to regster Sfiid tt. of t (ircu! nrn th th CR'r .t the Crcu Publish- Feb 71, March 7 )973 DE KIlO poss 177 Country ClubDrive 5)107 bedroom, family room AVAjON APARTMENTS ' ---------- -------- -- - St., LOnUwood. Seminole County, Attamnte Ave., Altamonte Springs, 200 N Holly Ave. 3770111 after _________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ you __________________________ * '.':; Sanford - 1; yr. Old) rm • ww carpet, central h & a. Owner transferred Immediate -____ - - 42-?M Nlca 2 bedroom bloli hom. ruof, Carpeted throughout. RidiløiIy low prIce. 373 2920; ___________ after 3fl - -- ._ JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC I of Cammaras,jna Adams Transfer 6 , Mary- Small 4 room u reasr 10 66'x '65. 7613 rarport. large fenced backyard furnIshed 6pi% • Quiet neigh °'°.rOOm, very nice, waler & gas very — -.•r.-. Lake __________________________________________________ On an a cuson betwn the vet. itself unexpectedly. Play SAGITrARIUs(N, 23-Dec. spine you tebrat. When the fluid begins to things loosely 21) Your best ideas will come the vet- leak out, the little pillow starts CANCER 21-July 22) you today if take time to be mood and anxious ________ rn UdllI). td' ;;i ..Ir residents Deposit reired. $31DEADLINES ' to are REALTOR BEDROOM. BATH SMALL CASH 1 rr ntder hOme in tip-top COnditiOn Carpet, central air, f6mjly room. scre, notch IN that has had you to make abrupt, Uflanfl0Uflc1 (June them. The d1ks CailBart Real Estate z... Herald's Homemakers Show at a'r. '-d, range, reirigeralor the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, mo. 377 6315. Marchlatl:30pm.Doorsopenit SAPLAP41A-3 bedroom, 2 bath. 6:0. central heat & air, fully carpeted. - to today. can FR?.M RPTFS NW 3 bdtni Make Color iClictioni. streets, city waler, with Only tOO down Government financing $31 l$49, Builder, 4)-joses r mo 140 damage depoii?. 377 X ray, from an DEPT. 8:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY be suddenly LAKE MARY . T explain, - 41-4uss -------_ 377 lilO HOURS 23-Oct. 23 A little windfall will with back trouble. One thing flarrowand(nadvaed Don't leave to you didn't when the ca be obliterated When the the If you do, you'll doctor told him it was a doctor sees this he can be try to do things too hastily and CLASSIF!ED JUl41 Winter Park 831 9993 sII,rn advantage. disrupted. gages You'll know :.... another's involved today. Plans 322-2611 unusual source. 19) ''un Vui £'aifl - DEAR DR.L.AMB_Ireada 21-April (March Orlando - ___________________________ - furnished 1 bedroom air coot ap' 3 BDRM.. Air & Heat. 107 Temple lit floor, adulti only Plo pets '72Drive $175 month Call after S '° 371 6611. . 3fledrooms,l1,flath% WELAKA APARTMENTS near I1qh School 111W (LASSIFIED ADS Lamb fl—HouesUnfurnished ntFun H$eSfoSl F or Saturday, March 1, 1975 I -J - - _________________________ _____________________________________________________ — p_.___ - _______________ Frtda Additions Sanford, Fia. Call for Appt, 322-3103 Remodeling 68—Wanted to Buy - NEED MONEY' ivate patsy will buy your ltamond's 1 .t. up At gold eweIry for cash Write P0. Bat 18, TitvSijIlIe' Eta to 5:30 EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY HWY. 17-92 & DELTONA ROAD IN ORANGE CITY FOR INFORMATION ON RE'4TINGPACC PHONE 775.6097 775.6094 775.2463 775.2741 - �- I .4d It • : — —• . UtL I1 Lt Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. !riday. Feb. lfi. 1q7._9 ,' SuAitft' ' 'i-- 0 ea -- r4 I] - — crne FRIDAY Week 9:00 (2. 8) Rockford EVENING To Tell Tb., Truth (6) Concentration (9) Wild World Animals (13) Th' Stonemans (24) Intercom 24 (35 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What 's My Line $25000 Pyramid Hollywood Squ3res (13) Wrestlinq 8:00 (2. 8) Sanford And Son (6) Khan (9) Jeques Cousteau (24) Washington Week (35, 44) Movie 8:30 (2, 8) Chico And The Man (13) Champions (24)'ilret SKATING srHFnui F . 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FRIED CHICAM CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO DOWNTOWN SANFORD Open Daily 11a.m. III 9p.m., Fri. £ Sat. III 10 p.m. I$O9 French Ave. Sanford I - WATCH BUDGET STRETCHING RECIPES PREPARED BEFORE YOUR EYES I OOAR ITYDRFOB1OMNINL N JROAESOURAEWIRSAI Learn how to cook BFTBSXTWS rITEKNETTT LIZA MINELLI OKOTTLJRETENEFEOVRI C TastesTempting Foods RRRACTURES COW ILEARC Pt IEEOSFEFTRUSOETEC 10 ftV ur A CR 'V RTETX ABORG R OH E M EETAIONEXTOFSYERNX that make R Co DII CON I N HER I TAN I E ALSO STARTS TONIGHT tOLGI Ca III le 11 4 11,10dructkMw The kMde. now MM bdowIforwud backward, up, days, 01 dhieoa1y in tM psxzk Find mcii 1d4 sums and bOZkLiU*,r — THE CODICIL DOWER EXECUTOR TEACHER" your BUDGET GO FURTHER ADMINISTRATOR FEETAIL NEXT OF KIN HEIR PROBATE INHERITANCE TRUSTEE LEGACY WILL Tomorrow: Hodge Podge •I t';njl)s• much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 disroverleS per panel in an all-new serieq of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I. If and UI. send $1 for each, making checks pn%ahIe to "Seek & Find in care of this newspaper. With ANGEL TOMPKINS T;w C 10 Plqwwe RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3364 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA Located In The Edgewater Shopping Center, Cor. Edgewater & Par WIFE WANTED to take her husband to dinner £ dancing at "The Happy Cookers" GATSBV'S Ave. US N. Orlando (Hwy. 17.92) Winter Park *47.4720 71 -IR I R TENNCCHTSROADRWN.( I —PLUS--rADTruiJc rui • w m1 Tiq fww Hours: 9:00 (2, 0) Movie (6) Lucille Ball Special (9) Movie (24) Bergman Film (ti) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (2, 8) Entertainment Hall Of Fame (33) Pop Goes The Country 7:00 (2) (6) Cocktail hours 3(07 Daily" 1 (Hors d'oeuvres) Featuring Melodies by Jim :trt'er 5:00 (3, 8) Emergency (9) Circus \ / A ENWMCGSOFPRLEjc1 WITH ALL YOUR FAVORITE CHARACTERS FROM "OZ' Kids of all ages love It, SO WILL YOU HEAR THE VOICE OF Estate Terminology DMINILSTRETABORPC CLEGACLADMINISTRATO " JOURNEY BACK :uw 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (I) Wonderful World Around Us (24) Zoom (3$) The Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Globe Trotters Popcorn Machine (I) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhtx,d (35) Fishing (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) FM !eri (9) Wrestling (24) Villa Alegra (35) Spor ts Legends 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) ChIldren's Film Festival (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Basketball (44) Basketball 1:30 (8) Categorically Speaking (9) Invaders (44) No Place For A Picnic 2:00 (2) Tarzan (6) Adventure Theatre Movie (24) Electric Company 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Movie (24) Zee Cooking School 3:00 (24) America (44) Movie 3:30 (2) High Chaparral Women's Tennis Association (9) Pro. Bowlers Tour (24) Romgnolls Table 1:00 (0) It Takes A Thief (24) Sports 70's :30 (3) Nashville Music 5:00 (2) Archer LAF lUK ALL ' ( I)ii:ing Stipeth Attend the Herald' s Homemakers School MY including a Fashion Show Chappy delightful to dance to Dinners *3,95 Music NigPttIy by Georqe 8 Juinlq &TheWgsjrnerj ' tnnig & Dar,m, n iiivnifiy, Mon..Sat. Dhnner Rs*rya lions 425$039 flusiressm' Lunch 11.4; Happy Hour 5.7; Lunche on Spciats s;,o M' (u ct -All r.tJ can t4t $1.41 TUES,. 2 IItt H'es't WED Yalnt Steak s!.4, — THUR5. Dance Conte'$t PnIts FRI.; Fr.. 5ta Dtwr f fl ltrst IOO.opl, SAT.; Hot To Ga Night — Include soup 21 variety salad bar Entree, vegetable. etc, dessert and bivarag. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH Closed Sundsy and over 30 merchant's displa ys... Free gift bag for all... and over 35 door prizes! Admisjon FREE! SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Tuesday March 4 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Doors open 6:30 p.m. - -- - ME �•.. •. . .. . . S• ••.._ - - • • - S I •/ .. • . .$. . . •• . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 28, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 28, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 28, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/054870df673150370ed1ce014894aa2b.pdf f39617f657dd432c9973d53f2a4c0de0 PDF Text Text Iz-ir S - L - - - -- S - --- - -- - -- - --- -------- ---- ---------- -------5------- - -- - - --.---- - --- - - -.---- - --- .- ---- j----- 0 WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, ---- -_-_ -S WedrIsday,F.b.26,%97S....1,C JII4 7th Year, No. 163—Thursday, February 27, 1975 Zoo and 0 . ..•. 'ji- tinuing efforts ol area clubs and organizations, as well —_ - __ _______ 1 1 F Recentb,85rnejnbers I — I LJ - ,.. Z ___________________________________ _ Garden Club contributed a total of $130 during a si1er bowl collection taken by club president Mrs. James Wallin, chairman Mrs. ___________ ii ______________ - Ardo Whisler and treasurer Mrs. John Bout - j5 ____________ m In County Roadrunncrs C. B Radio Club's Little Miss Valentine contest, staged during the club's Feb. 15 ' ueirurw MY __ as u.u1uua&s, it as the June opening wi ll be schedule. The National Federation of members work toithertohelp v Ii_._ I _ LIUrUfy Business and Professional rneet community nursing needs Clubs is one of the and assure quality nursing An extensive membership At the regular meeting of the t ca Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post = drive is being conducted by the Public 10O% secretary Josephine porting the goals of the United Deltona Library Nations which designated 1975 Thomas announced thM Association, Inc. during t: F tival Auxiliary president, Carolyn as International Women's Year Art F February and March with Mrs. (IWY) These coals are "to DeVary had been awarded a man as chair. To celebrate the 104th Eliza be th E. men Rainbow Pin because the promote equality AnnIersar) of famous DeBar man Auxi liary had reached their 100 and women; Mrs. Wyman says that the rgrae Hall, the Florida Federation of women Into th e residents Art wi I stage an Outdoor Art support 1975 She was also awarded a ttrested in maintaining an up. econornicdeveiopmnto' Festival on the RuaeIon - -, Pot of Gold Pin for the "Quota IIt1IIUfl ililU ILl, LLLUflhZ grounds of the old maisIon to-date library is necessary. Buster" Auxiliary, which Through the contributions and g e rig reached the quota set for them Originally built by Baron membership of the 675 friends Business and Professional by the Department of Florida. DeBary in the late 1860's, the in Deltona, it was possible for The presental,ions were made Women's support of IWY is mansion located on Lake the Association to announce last it the meeting of the 18th twofold these women are Monroe, is ',picdl of the ar- Fall that the construction of a the District held In Casselberry on chitecture and style of tuie new and well stocked Library status of women, and this is Feb. 9 w hich Mrs DeVary shnrtiy "Steamboat Era" and is a attended In comnpans s ith organ za on w cUh hi a ori ca neceded But, lf-)ne is sti I! ne u n e to Fl i da ctitt' cite h isto rical s ul)i))ruJI Uur (IL I LORI1IC v, Iiir, Laura proidc the furnihing or Man) of the original furLaery, Mary Vining and Jean United Nations and has (1 nishlngs have been preser%ed this, the Association is representati v e a represen Heller. more members to Nations which is accredited to so that visitors, who come from depending on During the auxiliary meeting, * ' e forth ind swell the Office of Public Infor- many states. may learn 110m k was voted fl^r something of the gracious living Association membership. Th2 Ili ilzi ti fie V~ u. goal Is 1,000 members In 1975 t tt. IIh ntury. initiated into the Auxiliary at The Centennial Plus 4 Art the March meeting. Festival will be a community Annoancement was made of eent with the DeBar) important forthcoming i The politics of health care Chamber of Commerce and have a way to meetings, Including the VFW will be explored at the annual other local business and civic P tiew members of Council of Administration In meeting of the Florida League organizations participating, In t) t the Ocala on March 22 at District for Nursing March 9-10 at the addition to the Fine Arts LIflhIYOmd wrecking the Headquarters at 9 a.m.; The Gateway Hilton, Kissimmee. exhibit, there will be demvt~_ Their plan is called 1976 State Convention meetings The meeting is expected to strations of loom weaving, at Pine Hills Pt 8152 at 2 p.m., bring together hospital ad- ixittery making and other craf ts Ads and it works oflMarch9,andonApr.6,atJ ministrators, directors of of the period. Participants will like this: %Then (j.., Sheraton Towers. The State nursing service, nurse be dressed in typical costumes have dieir first child Convention will be held in elucators, allied health of the time& they purchase cribs. Orlando. And Florida Week at professionals as well as health car beds, carriages. the VFW National Home In consumers from throughout the youth b6ds and other Eaton Rapids, Mich., will be state. needs through the Feb. 27 through Starch 5. Keynote speakerMs. Suzanne The Deltona Indiana Club The next board meeting win Rauffenbart, Public Affairs enjoyed a humorous program the still usful a sell be at the 687 Normandy Blvd., Manager for the National at its regular month ly meeting nieces to anothe r borne of Mrs. DeVaryon March League for Nursi ng, New York Feb. 6 in the Community new mother when City, will discuss Federal Center The program was tiw no Ion legislation affecting nursing presented by Mr. and Mrs. Jack them. And (baling The Florida League for Nursing Dai,is of Orange City, Day r 322-2611 or is one of 44 constituent grou ps of featured skits, stunts and a tieiai -- thanks to the con r Club Notes Support Continues The Central Florida Zoo has come a long way — but it still has a long way to go, - : I es . —u. _x_ -Aa — .70 — . , .,l. Nursing League -' ______ . ;..j.' - , • J 5' '- - . ' AWLIL Z -, FBI ' J ' ____ t_I•S••I - _%_4 \' . : C . - ,... - ..._.4/ ' '.5 ..,.. • j - - - i .i V - f , ,, - - • -- - -. - .. S • . ' ____ - r . --. -- . - after capped childien recommendation given them by Ju.3tice officials contacted him The school board stood by their superintendent Cham yeste - rday and informed Tampa a E C1 agents the investigation is at wald List night by rejecting a to study further the "Lake the bequest of the U .S.Attorney proposil by School Sup' Bud Orients Plan," which sparked a General La)er "that all action by the three-day countywide boycott The agent declined to specify board be rescinded pending an by Semi no le's blacks the number of FBI agents that investigation by the U.S. According to unofficial will be utilized I'n Seminole Justice Department." estimates by school officials, an County, but he did say the inLayer's proposal bit the dust (Continued On Page 3-A ) mothers ._ - School patrons ack board -J an or , V - - - progress women have matte Wth fieldl, concerned citizens were Mr. and Mm, Ernest througlit history and agency members These Owen '.1 uj The Roads and Bridges Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce met this morning to review the progress of the soon-to-be built 'JIcfl Bri.dge, located one mile 'south of Sanford on SR 415 - om In " DEAR ABBY: Please don't I - with myson-In-law, Lenny Is 22, nd he's in love with me. (I'm -- - T7.) ! stay at my daughter's house while she was at the hospital Cowan 's tinderworld • Dear . 'I having a baby. (She has one child., a year old.) By ABIGAIL VAN BUItEN ' I don't know what happened. I would be willing to go live children who need you. It yours? Boys and Dodo, presenting Abby, but all at oruce I[Anny UNDERFEDINOONN. unbelievable antics on the Lightknew anywhere In the world with may have been a flurilling. new, bugged me, &W before I Lenny, but I don't want to htct phydeall eWrience, but it's no, DEAR UNDERFED: No. wire; and Col. Wallace Ross it, I was in hLs arms and we my daugliter. Also I have a the kind of stuff of which Inting Tell her sgahL But next fte, and his three mammoth herds wef kissing like a couple of and five other kids at marriages are made. (j It, teen-agers. I've never been so husband home Please give me some your Idea of a meal 11 ftflW in all my e e botthn'ttell rnetogive the limit, and now Idon't up Lenny. I'm too far gone on can Uve without him. Lenny hinL hbhd? says he feels the same way SEEING STARS . d Jwl about me. He says the dif. 'l -.-Icrence in our ages doen't mean DEAR SEEING: You had New th' to rn "c .ither In btte' 1 tar-gazlng and t actths22-year-o1dkidismore back to earth. Your daughter ofa man than rnv husband, who and her children need Lenny. is 42. And you have a husband and -" o ' ' r7 / ... ID oil Don't Have To B, AMILLIOP4AIRE To HEAT Like One ., V'N'UA, HL COLATE. TE Mfl'4T, General Electric CENTRAL HEATING 1 %AI A I I PLUMBING £ WHFATIPJr 07 S, Sanford INC - 322-6 5 6 2 a V1 t To THE , HERI - -— • — __ MEMA KE - RS - - At The Sanford Civic Center Tuesday-March 4th-7:30 P.M . -Cel - - , ' (DOORS OPEN AT 6:30) FREE ADMISSION IS IN THE HAIR / Cooking demonstrations and homemaking tips from Carolyn Lewis of the nationa fly famous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL - 7f Voreal MINI VAGUE PERMANENT Sty! Support for tho Popular Cut and Blow Styles "ki/" 1 P--— WI . I Entertainment* Gift Bags To u II.,.,. iiiiv ..._ wa - S- i All.-, C! 1o&iy: • Door Prizes • Free Samples i • . 2-P - - - • '- . - beitlirie that would cut through western Seminole Co un ty near Lake Mary would be financially unfeasible at this time, County Expressway Aut hority members learn ed last night. And, the news put the brakes on the activities of the newly organized Authority. State Department of Transportation (DOTs Bonding Coor di na tor Sam Draper told Authority members that the gas tax f un ds, and other state revenues that would sup-port the beltiine, are just not up to expectations at this 4 Congress. it was agreed that wi thout this type of federal munding the chances of an overpass ever being built were - A f I time. remote situ on was alm adopted seeking the Florida leg 0 to provide an engineering stud) and centerline study, covering Ai 2L—V --- MARF Wit iiaic - either." The proposal would offer day service and operate Monday through Saturday and basically serve the two "traffic generators" — downtown Sanford and the Sanford Plaza. According to Taylor this bus service is designed to serve the elderly; lower income families; and those who are presently without any transportation. The actual fare for riding the bus has not been established according to Taylor. However, in a survey report prepared in 1972 It was proposed to charge 20 cents. Additional economics on the matter reflect two buses operating 11 hours daily at a 4A Bridge ................... 21.1 Calendar .................6A Clas s ified 513 Comics ..................21.1 Crossword Puzzle sn - - - ---- By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Wri ter LONGW 00.' — Plans for a $9 million office park to be co ns tructed on the 43-acre Joe Schrimsher property boun ding Range Line Road and SR 434 were unveiled before the city zoning commission last night by development consultant David Farr. Farr said the county officials indicated drainage problems existed with the site and since the tract was bounded by Longwood perhaps It should be annexed Into the city. Fan' said the suggestion was made primarily because th ey ( th e co unt)' officials) "did not iant to mess with it." Action on the requested annexation of the tract and rezoning from its current agricultural designation in the county to i-1 business district in the city was delayed until proper notices are sent to all property owners within 500 feet of the parcel and a public hearing held by th e zoning commission, in accordance with city law. the county." Farr said, adding annexa ti on was discussed with then Mayor Eugene Jaques. W hen Farr applied to the city for annexation and "Put there was never a formal application made to In answer to a question from a zoning board member last night, Farr said no application had been filed with the county on the project. Farr told The Herald today he discovered after the last night's meeting, that a member of the Schrimsher family talked with County Planner Roger Nelswender and Zoning I 'irector J. H. Williams about the proposal last year to develop the property into apartment and commercial uses ' ... tri.county At a later time when the economy takes an upward swing, such revenue will then make the project a workable one. L:a,rl. ' z,fes.tauon wu essentially the same one that he gave to th e Orange County Expressway Authority last mon th . There were not enough of the seven Seminole Authority members present for a quorum, so the meetin g was not deemed "offi cial." But those present generally agreed that th e Author ity would probably lay back until fur ther information about financing Is revealed, and not meet on a monthly basis as planned. Members indicated that they would like to keep the Proposed corridor for th e beitline through Seminole free of development, but admitted that it would be hard to do with out more specifics on the exact locati on of the proposed road. $9-Million O ffice Park. Plans Told County Commission. "This should not be confused with the present bus service being provided in the south end of the county," said Taylor, ,it would be stri ct ly inter-Sanford and not Sanford to Orlando, Around the Clock Exhibits • Free Recipes JOHN CRAMBLJSS - - Index -. 44 s ap- ThGOtTQOfl hosess w11heJ ---- propriated by the Seminole PF -- - .i the With It By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer - 1, 1975 1 -!n other action, Stenstrom It was to be the responsibility said with the completion of the of Richard Taylor, assistant this highway hazard, which Osteen Bridge, there are two : executive director of the — would be paid for from other major projects before Orange-Setinole.osco RICHARD TAYLOR secondary road funds. committee, lop priority is the DOUGLAS STENSTROM Transportation Authority to HILL BUSH completion ofSR4!9asamajor According to County spring the surprise of the day cost of $9.50 per hour, five days artery into the county seat include the four-Inning of Lake Engineer Bill Bush even after commiL itself on a cooperative when he told of plans to initiate per week, would cost $54,350 to located in Sanford. The second Mary Boulevard from the 14 the funds were approved for effort, the committee opted to bus service within Sanford. sustain the overall operation, effort will focus on building an Interchange to Highway 17-92. such a project it would require submit this motion with the The report further ill ustrated overpass at According to Taylor, the icrA motion was passed unaji. ano ther five years before it hope that both the federal and the railroad vice could begin as soon as May WI average of 12 riders per hour crossing on SR 48, west of iznously by the committee to could be constructed, state governments would be would net about $14,000 an. Sa nf ord. 1 of this year. seek the aid of U.S. Senators Preferring not to wait that !ong working concurrently on th e 'i Taylor said the $48,000 f un- nually or a deficit of upLong-range planning would Lawton Chiles and Richard before getting tho !'.!e te rr''ject. tang tor Inc proposed two- " Invited Are iou - - - The average cost for operating a bus today 13 $12.10 per hour according to Taylor The bus line which presently the Altamonte area Is Y} funded by both 0-ange County -- -—11 is and Senumle Count paying the rernairjng Representatives William Chappell and Richard Kelly to secure the Inclusion of th e overpass project by name (Sanford railroad pass) as an amendment to the 1973 Federal Highway Act ' or ' the next act approved by --- ' .. . Douglas Stenstrom all is proceeding according to reviousl an oun d plans and the construction sho d 'begin during the period beginning JulyI5 through Aug. of W. Firil 111, on- n- S __________________________________________________ think I'm crazy, but I'm in love -.'' . - -- Stone, U. S. - Circus Vargas is coming to of elephants for Th ursday at 8p.m Friday —i town Feb. 27 through March 1, Animal attractions include at and 8p.m.; and Saturday at at Northgate Plaza on Lee Road chimpanazees, .horses, bears, 12:30 and 7 p.m. and Edgewater Dri ve, wi th a lions, llamas, leopards and Andfor the kids: on Th ursday star-splashed cast of per. more, Law from 4:30.5:30, Circus Vargas formers both human and Young Sandy Dobritch is wi ll have a baby elephant and a DEAR ABBY: When I come a ni mal, ringmaste r for the all-new Big clown on display at Clark home after work, I don't expect Circus Vargas is America's Show and the Circus Bargas Chrysler Plymouth, 485 East an elaborate meal, but I do newest and largest under. Brass Band provi des up-tempo S.R. 436, Casselberry. Visit expect to eat. The other canvas circus. Cliff Vargas, musical fun for family en- these two members of the evening, my wile t two hot president and producer of this tertalnment. ;-• -n Lug3 and solnepotato cnlp3ona nig Top, travelled all over the Performances are scheduled free tickets to see the show. plate. That was all. She called it world gathering an In"dinner," This has happened ternational group of stars, before and I told her that this including Harry Thomas,yowi.g was not my idea of meal. Is It master ol the tigers; TheFeller - assume that additional funding would be required to sustain a ILL. program u.ie uuS, this," saidI Taylor. - According Circus Comes To Town! check from W11llamion and (from left) Mrs. Benn$t, Miss Downer and Mrs. McCarty. I II proximately $40,000 annually. "Taking into consideration the report was planned in '72 and the costs have escalated since then, it's reasonable to L. Associate Editor , s.. Situ - Beltline Funds Not Available us - By JOHN A. SPOLSKI , f It - I By ay President Ford has declared the National League for Nut. song fest with audience parto p7w" M arch l ace 8, international sing. ticipation. your ad Lakes so Women's Day, to be celebrated The National League for Hosts served the 52 members little of a busy throughout the nation with Nursing is composed of and guests who attended mother 's time special events to emphasize registered and licensed were Mill ie Musselinan, Claude — women's involvement in all practical nurses, other Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs.* / UNDERWORLD aspects of life and to honor professionals w orking In the Adolph Grannemann Greeters Troubit Finding . nvestigat ion 00 , Women's -......- County By ED PRICKErr VestIgatlon will last "about 'io when a motion by board Herald Staff Writer weeks" and agents will turn m'nl'er E. C. Harper Jr. to FBI agents will be In over all infomation to jumicE. the zoning line decision Seminole Count) ii thi n the officials for their eaIuation fsvipend ailed to receive a second next day or so" to conduct a The confirmed probe by the "Lets scratch it and start over U.S. Justice Department In- FBI i-1 the latest in a series of again," Harper said. Twice he '.estigatlon into civil rights im even ts concerning Rosenwald made that motion, and twice If plications of the closing down of since the school board voted failed to get a second R osen wald EIernentar a -o week the Then Cassd be rr resuI nt I' I III iii I )II f iriflia tOwl) AlLunonk Springs facIht and John Chanibliss, rapped the A Tampa FBI agent said his turn It into a center for handi- board for not foll owing the office launched the probe - :.-t ers E S h - Indiana Club IL ! . 1 1____ ' ,, ' j ' U 4 M W a- .,. , "• of Commerce building, raised 60289 for the zoo, which was presented by club president presid'!nt Russ Williamson, Little Miss Valentine Leslie Downer and club members Wilma Benrett and Evelyn Zoo to McCarty, representative Charles Davis, Saturday. accepts "I' ... . or ('of Te R'es1' t the Greater Sanford Chamber Davis Sanford, Florida 3277 1 —Price 10 Cents C rmning to commercial and apartment use last fall, residents of Devonshire which bounds the Schrimsher tract protested. Farr said last night approximately half the property is flood prone including the one-third currently under water. He said plans are to develop 22 acres out of the 43 Into 300.000 square feet of office and 1,000 parking spaces with in 18 mon ths to two years when the economy's financing picture has iiii- proved, Access to the development will be via SR 434, Fan' said, adding that Schrimsher will provide a traffic signal at the intersection of the entranceway with Sit Two Nabbed In Auto Thef t By JIOBILOYD Herald Stall Writer Two men have been arrested by sheriff's agents in connection with efforts to sell a stolen $11,000 snorts car at Longwood for $1,300. county jail today bond each, on $5,000 swening the description was found early today Detective Jerry Capshaw parked at motel at 14 and and Parker said they met S114E34, Lnngwond, after a two men last night in massive search by Longwood on SR-427, south enforcement officers. ,..r vn-.i.i .. . . ..,,... .. ,,.. .. \. •:' 434 If th e state Department of Transportation (DOT) deems it necessary. Farr explained, however, that the ['01 usually will not approve installati on of a traffic signal until after property is developed and a need is demonstrated , lie said the park will be composed of one and twostory buildings and a 50 feet buffer will be privided to separate residential prope rties to the north and west. Parking area will be built within the buffer, Fan' said. The developuient consultant said drainage will be directed to a DOT drainage pipe to be constructed beneath SR 434, taking the water to the south Island lake area and from there either back north through 1 insor Manor or to a drainage ditch east to Fairy !ake. No fill will be placed below the 85 foot contour mark on the property, Fart said, but building sites win be filled in somewhat. He said the developer will pro vide bo th accelera ti on and deceleration lan,s on SR 434. The dike will be removed from the underwater side of the property to permit better drainage from parts of adjacent Devonshire suidivision, he said. Asked why 'Schrimsher wanted to annex and develop the property within the city, the former counts' planner said city services — police and fire protection — would be necessary for the urban-type development. He added when Schrimsher purchased t he property two years ago. a city representa ti ve urged that he seek annexation. Farr said although the privately owned Sanlando Utilities Co. does not now have sewer system capacity to serve the property, it as expected capacity would be available in two years. Zoning Coriimissioner Robert Hammond said it ill not be possible at this point to drain the property through South Island Lake to Fairy Lake. ft was noted th at drainage water dumped into South Island La ke now eventually ends up in Crane's Roost in Altamonte Springs. Mayor James it. I,ormann urged the zoning commission to consider favorable plans for good in. dustrial and commercial development and annexation when legal. He said he wants to see the historical district encouraged and those businesses in and near the historic district that plan renovations to use the historical Second Bar Slaying Suspect G'si yen L I fe Prison Senten ce . I 't' . . I-E . - = - - �- Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Thu rsdiy. Feb. i I AIfj 1* I NNOI ._ - I BRIEF Five Cent Gas Tax Hike I Prehensive alternative to President Ford's vwrgy program. Task forces composed of Demociats in the House and Se nate are scheduled to make the program public today after tfleetfng(oionou! differences that indJdj,5p1j over how much the gasoline tax should t mCteascd.Thefederal abnow sndsatrowcPJ1tsgga1iJq Ite Etmocratic task forces also have discusud oil Import quotas, tax Incentives for buying economy cars and for Insulating private The Senate members of the task force reportedly were holding out for a sma ll gasoline tax hike while the House members were said to be arguing for increases of 16 to i cen ts a gallon over a year period. Hoover Report Readied WASHINGTON (AP)- Atty. Gen. Edward If. Levi is prepared to report that J. Edgar Hoover kept a secret rile of derogatory information about members of Congress, twc Justke d• Levi planned to tell a House Judiciary Iodai that he considers some of Hoover's file-keeping habits "inappropriate now," according' to one of these sources. This official and other sources in the department arA the FBI said that Levi and FBI Director Qartnce 0. Kelley planned to testify in detail about the agency's past and present procedures for collecting and keenIng forrnation on members of Congress and other piiblfc ofIicials ., Keornanization More - Herald Staff Writer 1rulgalumuon Of w in report recom- IJVVCIOpWVflL L.flICf Pife county government into new mendatlon calling for better Administrator Gary Kaiser departments recommended efficiency in handling board heads up Public Safety; Bill months ago in an efficiency finarm led to a Board motion Dale, Utility Control survey by askingIorthedivislonofclerk Administrato; leads was officially duties. County Clerk Art Beck- Environmental Protection and approved in part by corn- wi th has publicly disagreed Agricultural Extension Agent missioners Tuesday afternoon, wi th the decision, but the Frank Jasa wi ll run the WhHe five were approved, two Seminole County Delegation Agriculture Department. more new departments are will consider the request in a In the entire reorganlzatlan, awaiting organization pending March f mct1ng. The division little overa ll salary changes ')dI' research. of the clerk's duties must be will be made excepting Commissioners meeting with approved by a state law, moderate increases for some department headi and the The suggestion for a Department heads. Atlanta firm's representative pro1esslnaI county manager Also as expected, cornE. H. Un&mwood in numerous was vetoed in work session inissiorsers gave their approval work sessions had pared down by commissioners after they to a contract between the initial recommendations to retur ned from a meeting wi th Geophysical Services, Inc. and theu Wi.ing. Underwood in Atlanta last the County for sound ex. approved week. The question of a county pioration of oil and natural gas. include "County Development, manager didn't even make it to Last week, the firm had Public Safety, Environmental the official commission asked the board for permission Protection, Administrative meeting. to use "20 to 30 miles" of rights. afl Ctnt N'rsmc! to hC3LI th AL'ricI3itUrQ cf-way a!nng county roads at Extension Services. Formation newly created departments the rate of $100 a mile fir the of Public Works and Human were carefully evaluated in exploration. Geophysics, tmder Services departments are closed work sessions, with Contract to Gulf Oil for aaiUrig turthr commissioners deciding to search, uses a process called utilize talent already available "Vibroseis"thalbowcesseiin Two other major recom- in the county, rathe r than seek waves off varying leve ls of rock mendations of the study the outside individuals, in the earth's crust. No 1r a separation of the Beginning Saturday, "blasting or drilling" will be county clerk's office into Administrative Assistant Betty involved in the purely tentative a clerical and auditing dutiM Simcoe will head the Depart- search. according to county I and the need for a professional ment of Administrative Set- engi neer Bill Bush. t.7uara t..7e s UKay n sceo a Fie 0 0 k ' DONNA ERM Heraw Staff writer Maitland Avemm. :: c:t.'.i aj*; ALTAM('\TE SPRINGS appointed officials MethO&- Of FrOviding Student wcessm are needed, Done - _______ - - I NP Lake Orients Elementary provide the acas routes. School were discussed by school Keeth pointed out the school aM admIrJstmtive of- board Cannot fidul., County CocnmIiner oft school board owned Dick William and city off icerni property. Floyd said the same during a special 90-minute rr1ction applies to the city I session at city hail here late and made It clear unless afee Is Z7~ yesterday afternoon, levied on city residents for While attention cenWrd on a garbage collection or property Iwalkway site for Oakland taxesaretncreasedthecitywill • Estates students through have no money to provide any ' ..-- ____ - 4101151 .•,. -.',-. . . Z-:-.-..-,MaRm- . 110~' _i 2 ~ .--__ -, ~n.-.-N, - ._;1r, ~ `.% : t7l -- -0, % tll- f. - - ? looked at the possi bi lity of gaining county funding for Seminole richool system prepared to put the pressure on Barclay Woods developer Sanford Kay, from whom the school site was posed, follow through _ on pavir.g jlII I W illiam Lsed to me any and Hugh Carlton. director of budget4 none might exist for auxiliary services of the such a project. - - ,' TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) -State Treasurer Thomas O'Malley's former law partner has been cited for tempt of court and briefly jailed after refusing to testify the grand jury that indicted O'Malley last week. Miami attorney Bennett Feldman was ordered jailed Wednesday night by Circuit Judge ' John Rudd, who scheduled a bond tear1ng for today. But state Supreme Court Justice Ben Overton later granted a writ of habeas corpus, freeing Feldman on his . -- 4 .. % . ______ _____ - T _. - ~I I, - Own recognizance until the hearing. : 11 • -1 Rudd had sentenced Feldman, named in a dissmissed indictment as one of two persons who allegedly gave O'Malley $40,000 in kickbacks, to six mon ths in the Leon County Jail. [; I I . - .. I. I . ! .I 0 t -[--- __ ... 11 :-11A ! -- (L lb ___ Rationing oik_i ______ ____________ : *,_oo~ - -I- - W _____ i' _____ 4sl- -;I'' - q' k . ______ - .,.",- , : . 1. .., - 1 I - :5_~* V...,. .t ,..- j ____ __________________ ~ " I . .1. * ii • __ - Bandy, Mrs. Schaffner, Floyd aid Mrs.Glem search city maps for ReCe" ways Easement Ru in * 1 9 ALTANION7F SPRfNGS - medi-ate "f"Ifinf . ," tfmt a uti',ity as i "walk-in it school" When it .,;vuld t,-- net-dod to Provide a The city commnisajon Tuesday easement could not be used for bought the land. He Insisted the separate bicycle path. which tzncis the scbooL night sent City Attorney Joe a walkway. fie noted that the walkway was not a quesfion of Hester said if 10 feet were Mrs. William Schaffner, a Davis back to the law books in deed for the easeinentanijan90 tie quality of education or the tr.ken off tie lot, currently resident of Gknarden Heights search of an opInion which feet by 90 feet square portion of safety of the stixient.s, insisting ow ned by former councilman ad1we.-A to the whool property would allow the city to atablah the land used for a water parents mi .cerned with their Torn Woff, it wotilld v! rflvr in par iriti -arr a walkway on a utifltv cyt'm pimp cthtH nr!;d.i1i1 drive destroy ti property's r'7..ti1d- I,,,' •-.;,L -.hiFiren's aft te -it Avenue ._,. -------' ' - Thursday, Feb. 21, iurney Jurors I . . Tiny Tots, 2-3 years old, practice for their pan hi the benefit sk&Uq show tr, be presented March 9 at 2 and 7:30 pm. at Melodee sating Rink on W. 25th Street, Sanford. Shown with down Mary Teinperly are (from kit) Stacy Stiffey, Melissa Butt and Raymond Tossi. Proceeds g o to aid TAFETA's program for menta lly retarded young adults, SKATERS EFIT Legal Notice MOD International vitillng ProductL Irvc. Legal Notice . " " PubIih- Feb. 27, 1973 DEKlSa • ______________ ________ _________________ IN THE COURT OF THE Tim RECORDS '' '. OF ' CouncilmnanJohn Danlebasked - - appears," Quizzed Men ' s _1614- ________________ oleser . I. • .. \ •-' t It I ,/ j. .\ (." 1. a / ' ki . / I . V, suits. ' .%$9.. ' a\ / • \\.J' I ' k.' :j / - • -.-- - - • -• .' AJ1 ~_ ' • • -. , ¶ $ . - -, -V- •'• for 'r': f By DONNA ESTES South Florida Railroad and the Herald Staff Writer Florida Midland Railroad were LONGWOOD FOUNDER IS built and be was - at the throttle DEAD FOLLOWING ILLNESS of the first locomotive that ever IN ORLA NDO Is the headline entered Orlando," over the obituary of Edward Mayor James Lormallin Warren Henck published i.r said today the old Sanford Monday, October 27 1930 lfer&14 obituary of the city's edition of The Sanford Herald. And the obituary appears to founder E.W. Heack definitely Indicates Longwood was reveal year of corn founded W IVS. munity's founding, long a tie said the prospect that this question posed by history buffs year marks the city's cen1 In Longwood teunlal lx exeIIInf "!n l!'5," Tha aJ will be preparing a records, "he came to Florida, _____ ••i 1= -- . Buy several at this low price I --1- No. 59 F& AM and was at one time state commander of the GAB. He was first president of _______________________ the South Florida Railroad, Many documents rplztin, tii he history of the city were 0/ included in the abstract of the /0 property at 00 E. Church St,, -. the taking up a homestead ( uII*h.t " '' named I " " ""' t. "" the town after .- - - , ift I . - - Longwood and have been kept by Mr. and Mrs. Dane Austin since they purchased 1'.. some years ago. One of the more interesting is Ilenck's will executed on April - I . .if. - . - proclamation noting the fact. The proclamation, Mayor l..ormann said, will be Issued 14 - - -_ . ____ I - during ceremonies deWcat the cityas a bicen tennial community at 4:30 p.m., March S at city hail. The will states, "I request that no unnecessary expe nse be spent on my funeral and direct that my body be placed in a simple pine box covered In simple black and the American Flag and that it then be delive red to Carey Hand of I the Guara of Honor at . of Technology and was widely United States on $7. These classic carries are expanded vinyl in black, fawn, tan, navy and bone for easy coordination. Convenient Inside compartmen ts. Sal the Cemetery and be cremated at Strap, flap hides side compartment, - E nters n te rs Coun ty School Probe 1A) plan. the county's I I , told the board. "I'd types of legal problems have facts presented by Chambliss, walk-in school and buses them like to see all you people been encountered which should fltambliss also said ('assel- to different schools. These Chambliss - .~ the I - working on something to gether." The remarks by Chambliss were greeted by cheers from the audience, and the school board's inaction was greeted by groans. IiIat'h leaders lauded have been solved betor e initial berry residents were "sincerely recommendations were even sorry" some persons thought made. Casselberry residents' onl The latest legal problem desire was to protest blacksy arose out of the Casselberry re coining to their school, quest last night which mys the "It was our desire to bring out 'l'k (Irt'intn 1lun" 5 ll fI rr.,.t ,,,. ./ OL i;14 - 17 - - ''/fl March 2 _____________ _____________ (Continued From Page It should have been made Springs is 2.3 miles and from board's He said parents estimated 85 to 90 per cent of earlier, they said. Rosenwald 5,000 black Board member Davie Sims Is 2.2 miles. rooms and have no desi re for students stayed away from told Layer that if he "will bring A spokesman for "Lake their children to return to school all three days of the Rosenwald ope n, I will support Orienta Plan," which was closed classrooms. boycott. tiat plan." adopt ed two weeks ago, was at "My children don't underChambliss said the "Lake Sims said the "big push" to last night's meeting. But Ra y stand this. I can't explain It be- establish zone lines came from Herbert, the Lake Orienta Orienta Plan" takes I I navy. prices effective t hr u Sunday, FBI . dlv'ders inside. Black, fawn. I an, bone and i nford. F br id*, and requesting be Included therein; and t~ I Rog. $7. Expanded vinyl squares off in a great carry-all look. Adjustable shoulder funeral of President Lincoln. known as the author of many Mayflower. Mr. flenck was the the same time and Ole ashes be "Through his effortr, the engineering books. past master of Longwood Ledge placed in the same " owners in the area described herelnat t,r ;equ.sting arat ion to 'C cte irea Of tlii C41, wt - Sale 5.60 Reg. the last s,ur--iving member of at the Massachusetts Institute Brewster who came over to the my wife from the Longwood I Sale prices effective Thru Sunday, March 2, 2 off vinyl handba s. He was In his 85th year at time of his death on o. 1930, at the Florida Sanitarium JAMES LORMANN In Orlando. The obituary It was said that Henck was Orlando, Florida, for reported that Henck served in born in Philadelphia, Pa., in Mr. Henck's wife, Mary cremation. the Navy during the Civil War 180. His father was for many Augusta, the obituary states, "I further direct that Mr. and had the distinction of be ing years professor of engineering was a direct descendant of the Hand shall take up th e body of Is Assorted Fancy and Some Solid Colored Suits, In assorted plaids and solids of 100 pcI. polyester. 2•button coats with flare stacks, Sizes 3646. 1.1 . WHEREAS, the Tax Assessor of . "It • I I COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER ?4 190. LAWS OF FLORIDA. 1974 WHEREAS. tP'rrc has been I ilid with the City Clerlk of the City of Sanford, Florida, a petition con council. - I SEMINOLE Finance Commissioner Frank l)urranct, who said he I Seminol. County, Florida, ha ving - JCPe Funding ffl- - -,.-m___~X_ '' Ce 'ifIedthattherearetbioproperfy NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ownrs In the area to be annexed and VS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that that the Said pfopert y owners have Don Saunden dfendnt t,, virtue ci that certain Writ of Sgned the petiTion for annexation, NOTICE OF ACTION Execution itsued out at and under " To: Don Saunders whose last knows the seal of the County Court of WHEREAS, the City Commission address was 773 C. Sandlanda Dr. OrangeCountyFIorida,upoq,a final of the City of 5-inford, Florida has Lgwoid. Ftc. Judgment rendered in the aforesa id deemed in the best interest ,, You are hereby notified that &c- Court an the 761h day of November, City to It &Ccvpt Ss;d p etilion and lion to claim personal prop*qly in A D. 17i, in that certain case en intends to anrwx laid area Company, NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT against you and you are required to Plaintiff, vs Raymond Serb and ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF of,rck*fl j, servea COPY Ws any. Angelo se,, Defendant. which THE CITY OF SANFORD. to Plaintiff, T"ry Kenny, who" aforesaid writ of Execution was FLORIDAaddress is' RI 1 Box lOT A O'edo, delivered to me at Sheriff of SECTION 1. The City Comm,st,on Fla, 327s$, and file to original with S*m County, Florida, end I of Phi City of Sanford, Florida. the Clerk Of the above styled Court hayp levied upon the following hereby Ol,ej its int en tion fo Cr' Cr befre March 2'tth 1975, drr;tjrd prcpertv nrx to ari to make a bt City part of the Otherwise. a judgment m4 y be e,n. Raymond Serlo and AA900 SWIS. of Sanford, Florida, at the tefed aQhinst you for 11w relief Said property being orated inexpiration of thirty da ys from the demanded In the Petitjon Seminole Cowty. Florida. ffvw# date Of Me PSUS99 of this Of Witness my hand and the 111 of particutarty oescrsbed as foIlowi: dfljn, rx'olvided for by Chapter said Court on Febsury 74th, 1973, 1 Cocktail Table 71 190. Laws of Florida. 1971, ttat SIaH 1 Black F Iete Ch*ir c ertaIn Property described as f ?Pr Cô'r' d çrrt tfJ c-rt LOSt 3 arJ & Bick 9. PINE Crt't ,,utc'ham Plan , AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA damages for bre*chal ract, and M-Wer Said name with the Clark of ITS INTENTION To the Circuit court, Sominote County, yoW are required to "r" a copy of DECLARING ANNEX WITHIN THE COR Florida In accordance with Me your written ftfenwL It any, to it oh law PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF Gerald Korman Esquire, of the puvlsloe of Me Fictitious Name SANFORD, FLORIDA. AT THE Statutes, To-Wit: Section 16S." IWM of KORMAN & BRAVO, P.A.# F.XPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS 00 E. Highway 4U. Long Florida Slatut" 1110. 1. rKwida 11730, and Ill* the origina S: Ed'ilhot M_ Hawts wtm the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ORDINANCE THAT £ERTAIN PublIsh: Feb. 13. 0. 37, March PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN at th rnu-sv rrw,rp,,,.,i. .n Sanford. Florida, on or befort PtAN AVENU March 51h, 197S, other wile, Judgment may be entered against EIGHTEENTH STREET AND NIN a" you 'ui in, rii*ei oernariaec in me PROPERTY BEING DESCRIBED Complaint. NOTICE LEGISLATION WITNESS my hand" the ti"I of AS LOTS 3 AND 4. BLOCK 9. PINE TO IT MAY CONCERN: LEVEL SUBDIVISION. AC Noticeisherebygivenrj Inten tion said Court an February, 3rd 1973 CORDING TO THE PLAT to apply to the 1913 Sess4on () me THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAY AlIPKJT H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida Legislature tor passage of BOOK L PAGE 31. PUBLIC an act relating t Seminole County: Al Clerk of the Circuit Court By: boy Stetes l hul,iile\, Henck's Death Notice as 1875 L ongwood Founding ... ORDINANCE NO. 1371 '' izzed ______ - " '•-• - u . passe 1 adopted Ordinance No Elmbvrst, 1111mis 40126 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that •, 0 ty Darrell Dllniore of the Coun ty Durrance reported, "in rough Planning Department, who figures, we are In good shape attended Monday night'3 nd council meeting, if the county more revenue than budgeted in had found any funds to help the terms of 0,000 and I do not Lit)' itiipletnent the new land project a d!icit." use pla nning. In order to allow time to '#This Is taxation without consider a last minute op. representation," Daniels said. plicatlon, Council postponed a "We were told tc do something decision on hiring the public andhavenosayinitandtoldto worksdlrectoruntilnextweek. do It without funding. I think the The position will be funded by legal legislative delegation Comprehensive Employment 'done us real dirty' in this act." Training Act. Dilmore responded, "We are Hired as a fireman under the still looking, but I am a planner program, J.C. not a politician." begin work today. He has been Councilman Irene Van a volunteer with the Winter Eepoel chided Daniels by Springs Fire Dept., for more 0mpartg the legislators' th&neightyear3andLsquallfi action with "parents acting for by the state. children" who would not take Action was tabled until next the necessary steps on their week on appointment of a city own. Daniels murmured prosecutor, and bids on In"Touche" surance and fire truck. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The naines of 13 more prospecLive jurors will be drawn as the slow process of jury selection goes into the fourth day today In the briberyconspiracy trial of former Florida Sen. Edward Gurney and four codefendants, A marshal picks the names at random from a original pool of 70 people. So far, 37 have been called and screened and 26 of the m have been excused. Stxmenandfivewomenremainbutstivaresubjectto challenge, Huddles by attorneys at the bench, out of earshot from spectators and the press, have primarily determined which prospective jurors are dismissed. I Requests has been trying to analyze the WINTER SPRINGS - City budget, had good news for the IOWA - . I n 8yJANE(', SSEI.BEItU%' I k'r,ltl Staff Writer - 11 u On Would Hurt 011LAN[,Fla. AP -.- Tht. U.S touri,ii Indw;try tan live itui $l..i.gallon gasoline but cannot survive rationing, a high-ranking industry spokesman say Peter Cass, senior vice president of Discover America Travel Organizations, said Wednesday that Americans will continne to travel as long as t hey are able to buy gasoline no matter what the price. "We can livewith the PresIdent's energy program which the administration says could raise the price of gasoline to 75 cents a gallon," Cass said. "And I think the tourism industry could even live with the various congressional proposals which probably would cause gas logo up to 90cent3or $1 a gallon." X -1 _ Annexation ___ ____ I ! ____ Co . ': " JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Terry i:emay plaintIf City Seeks Uti -mi-nt ---- :' of offke; providing an effective Publish; Feb. & I). 3. 27. F support construction of a bicycle-pedestrian path on bicycle-pedestrian paths along Maitland Avenue, that a the major thorougNarea. precedent exists for the county School Board member Al to provide such paths, but that Keeth, Darrell Kirkpatrkk, the county's policy might coordinator of plant planning, change and since no ____ ______________ _________ / As Deputy Clerk school board members and suiper intement ot Sct*ots; providing Gerald Korman pr"edures; exempting present KORMAN & BRAVO. P.A. Khonl board members and C. Highway IVpefn?endei,t of schools for the LonQ*')Od, Florida 3775 ,_*-- - Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Law Partner Cited For Contempt ________ - tdingfornpartIuncflonof -:-z.. former councilman Tom access even within the city 17, Block in the limits, uunty or I WHOM .- . - via II t4 __________________________ name of EADY'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, and that I _______ I- . ) ___________ i... County. Florida. under the fictitious ____ ____ Radloff's - , wuwt W LUUUIUI III money to ______ !1.J Sprino Rd. Longwocd. Seminole 1 Evening By DONNA ES1'ES contiguous to (touching) other privately owned utility corn- mission received a copy of a with the land for which paid," Planning Council project Herald Stall Writer city lands at Lake Ruby and pany. ritten letter w by City Atty. Joe Davis said, adding It would review committee agenda MTAMONTE SPRINGS that Trallwood Estates Is The developers' represen- Davis to Cor3l Gables' attorney appear a distinct financial March 13. City commissioners Tuesday contiguoustoWeatbcrs[ield.IIe tative noted that setback Benjamin B. Tepper explaining advantage not to attempt to night referred to Its planning added that the original section variances will be necessary Kercher said it has become for the city's denial of a $30,90 disturb the fees already paid In apparent that some and zoning commission for of Weathersfield is not part of 15 of the 115 lots in the sewer connection fee previously view of the city's plan to raise modifications need to be made study and recommendation the annexation request. Wathersfield addition and paid. the charges. Petitions from Bel-Aire Homes ft representative of Bel-Aire houses constructed will contain to the applications. A revised Tepper in making the refund The city was notified by application will be sent to the Inc. and Tompkins Land Co. Homes Inc. said the request is 1,000 square feet and sell in the request noted that plans to assistant County Planner Bill planning cou Inc. for annexation of 223 home being made for the second $z,txio to 32,000 price range. ncil at a later date, construct a multi-story building Kercher the county application Kercher said. The county's sites in the second sections of section of Weathersfield par- fie added Bel-Aire is willing to have been abandoned. Trallwood for a community development effort to pin federal funding Estates and ticularly to receive water and pay its proportionate costs of The fee pa id represented 203 grant for countywide corn- for the co Weathersfield. sewer service since the area is extending utility mprehensive land lines to the connections. "It is the city's prehenalve land planning has planning has been endorsed by Mayor Norman Floyd said currently "at the mercy of development., position these sewer been removed from the East the CALNO Council of Local tile Weathersfield addition I& Southern Gulf Utilities," a In other businem, the com, connectionthat fees will remain Central Florida Regional Governments. . is . _____ - L Notice * ______ I O'Malley - A local unit of the National o'etflIght use, area as sc1fled in Guard has been given per'mjs. I1 use of part of the aIrfleld NeiswtndertcldtheBoatdthat _________________ ________________________ ________________________ sion to . ti beied by the Seminole Gun and problems arose when various Osceola Air Field for monthly Archery Club was recently hit military resente grouM were Legal "close in" training drills, by the county since a contract unable to help with FICTITIOUS NAME Company B. Second Bat. permitting the use did not struction and land moving, as IN THE CINCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is herOy given trtae i am talbn, 124th Infantry of the appear to be upheld. they had promised to do last Notice is hereby given that we are EIOHTNENTH JUDICI AL CIR- engagod In Wsinns of ?" Highway CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1792. aao.d In bsshwu Florida Army National Guard The $1 a year nominal lease year. Fern Park. Seminole County. COUNTY, FLORIDA, Bldg. 400, East S.mor.n orida under the fictitious name of has been traveling to Ocala Icr &greernentthat the private club However, according to Neis. Seminole County, Florida under the CASE NO. 77CA43I JOHNNY AUTO SALES, and the training, until county had with the county specified wender, club nxmLws wwe Willous name of FOR PETE,S DIVISION 111 KENNETH H. BUCKLAN, P rivate l th SAKE.andtPafwelntendto,.gI,.l,c commssloners this week that the dub would construct a the Clerk of th. Circuit Court, .) i y using part of e air. said name with the Clerk of the Plaintiff, with I Seminole County, Florida In cc okayed the use of the Airfield firuig range for S)1W field for target practice, and Circuit Court, Seminole County, cordance with the prov i sions of the for one day a month. Department, and another range iwi already had several private Florida In accordance with me AR & 0 I N I C R Pd A T I 0 N A L Fictitious Name Staiut. To Wit 'ovIsIow of the Fictitious Name MARKETING PRODUCTS, INC. a Section W,09 Flor ida for public use. Utilization of the func' Statutes 1957 on the site. i Infantry Commander David airficici, part MILDRED K. OA'4 Statvt,j, To W itSection 053.09 of which Is also dillon, he said that a range John P. Johnson 0 a-A DREA and ROSERT L. PHII.LIPS. C. Godwin O the Sdhe3ed used as a Florida Statutes j _Johnny ____ i,s Ci)uflty landfill, W33 bein 5: Peter P. Bove g used for gun pfl we unit made the ie(iuest -to the Auto Sales NOTICE OFACTION Peter F. Hartwc contingent on having the inadeqeate and unsafe. Publish , Feb 5. U. 20. 27. 197$ Board. Publish: Feb. U. * V. March 6. TO: MILDRED K. DAN DR EA IDE K -37 MID UW ernatlonaf p975 NOTICE ADOPTION OF Godwin said that be would the public by last year. A final board decision PMrkeIIr Prvdtic?s. Inc. DEK-71 OR NO. 1371 West WashktQt Street, notify the county aior to the According to County pending fwih'r cooact and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Suft IM I monthly training, and specified Ror-r Ntiswtraller, the dub had dismiWon with club members ta will take 't' Chfraqo, lItini5 that the day-long sessio ns already violated terms of the over the condition and plans for Commission of the City of Sanf or d. p. FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, on February 10, 197S, would not inch3de "bivouac," or lease by not maintaining the the airfield. ROBERT L. PHILLIPS Notice Is hereby given that I am I ______ / PART OF ike Funding Pondered Lake Ori*enta School Path Studee _____ - - LITTLE Id 1 Fee Explained Connection Sent __________________________ • ___ B ______ - : Inv IN .',".' Ray Awaits Decision MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A federal judge rules today whe th er James Earl Ray will be permi tted to withdraw his guilty plea and face trial on charges he nuircieral ., Martin lu ther King Jr. Ray's attorneys said their client, serving a 99.year term in the state prison at Nadmille, was opthnistic tha; U. S. District Cowl Judge Robert M. McRae Jr. w& ruie in his favor. Ray has waged a legal battle almost from the day he started his prison term to obtain a trial he avoided when hepIeaddguiltyandaceptedtIiesemg March 10, have taken vices; County Planner Roger cotmty manager &nflt directlom. Nelawende; directs County I WASHINGTON i AP)-The goverment is considering legal steps to prevent discrimInatIon against Jews by companies or federal agencies seeking to improve their relations wi th the Arab world. At the same time, Sen. Frank Qlurchreka,eda list oj 1,500 LS. businesses and organlzathms boycotted by Saudi Arabia for having some connections with Israel. President Ford on Wedoesday took note of recent reports of attempts by American banks anal o,rporatkma to discriminate against Jewish firms in orJer to keep the door open for trade with the newly rich Arab countries. ____ -- 1.-i- - Arab Blacklist Revealed County -- ..------ -.. - evver A ri ^M1VWt& li 14 I LXJr%%u LjA BRIEF a - WASHINGTON (Al') -House and Senate Democrats are ready to recommend at least a five-cent gasoline '' Increase and perhaps a larger on e as part of their corn - - - S Approves _ - By BILL BELLEVULE Pushed By Congress - County I'%IIII IN ________ _:: ._____z_T_ ._?y 27. 1973 I I - -. -_ 4P ''5= ( : . Z ' student.s live in Camelot and Howell Estates. blacks win meet over the weekend and decide on the a Layer and all fIve school board date 4-- --I "' 20% off Tern-Suede. ? The beautiful towel with a plush feel. • U --- I4lI d e O f .I - - = - -=- - -- ...-I',_ Bath size, reg. 2.79 .. Sate 2.23 I-linr4 tr,w,.2 •ra,. I AC t' ' .1.. 4 - -- =_US=_= iUU ±±ttzZ1ZtnUS = 2 - ,_c �-- - I -. 11 ,~ lleiald i. had no Intentions of "rehashing" the 'r High. However, since a letter was addressed to this column as cpposed to a Letter to the Editor). I feel --"" at ic F'ruIue we space ivr one or muse students who was Involved, hen writing on th e subject previously, all I really anted ansered was "why" . . why was It staged in the first place? I Area Code.105-M.-2611 or 831-9993 I %e researcheti this subject thoroughly to nee.cary, niterstlng, requires much study and jiun. Ve couldn't film in a remote' area, as you 1 guess I haven't changed much since my suggested, because there is no "remote" area "senior" days, Joe. A slow learner. cause I still wherean importantconslderatlon to u.s was th at the ha ven't been able Lu learn (rum your reply the . . store was convenient nd people atrecuy tnvalved answer to my question_ "Why?" were, we thought, informed. %% hy not point out that if the offi cer had prepared his replacement the whole project might have been I ex pect to pass through life but once. 11 reported as a crea ti ve, educa tional experience? therefore, there be any kindness] can show, or any An irate reader asked what would happen if we handled rape in th e same manner. Th is is ridiculous good thing I can do to any fellow bein g, let inc do it now, and not defer or neglect It, as I shall not pass and It indicates a complete lack of understanding of th iS way again." - William Penn, Quaker founder the purpose of the project, %e had considered that a risk might have been of Pennsylvania. involved. but we took pains to eliminite it by in. forming those involved. The point of this project is to get the student "Be ashamed to die until you have won some interested in learning. Iristead of going through victory for humanity." — Horace Mann, American class book reading everyday. Outside class ork is educator. movie. staged ':: Thtirthy. Fth. E $ , • - WAYNE I), DOYLE, Publisher ---,•....-'".-- 'L'1."'1U. (..UUflht, -- Managing i__._..II__ Editor Ikme Dv1ivcr Week, 55 cents: Mon th , $2.40; 6 M('nt $14 20 Year. $?840. fly Mail: In florida same as home delivery. All Evidently, this Is the answer to the query, as submitted by student Joe Laughlin: I cannot believe you reported the recent "fake" rthbery without all the facts. You asked why we did it. I can tell you because I was the actor, robber, director and creator of the movie. I felt that in order for our class project on criminal life to have an eff ect on my fellow students, we could best explain the criminal's life and influences upon him in the order we had planneil and studied through a home Threat _________________________________ G rowing Issue The move toward global price-fixing of raw materials by Third World nations should send an P shock wav' througL thc ;ndutrilizea nations whose economies still are struggling to recover from tactics used by oil-producing nations to send petroleum prices skyrocketing. Th e strategy for establishing a ;iriel was defined mere cearlv by ripresentatives - ------------. .. : ' TOM TIEDE / rI f _. i__ i __ __ - Good - .'.:iii ____ 0 It __ ___ John spoiski associate editor - : : I Like raw Water Store us warned sufficiently by the Third World, and, hav;ng been burned once by the OPEC nations, should be alert against other economic blackmail, other cheek and remain a leader in a world. mia changing I _________ eiease Unwise ________ _________ - ____ ________ _______________ _______ ____ ________ _____ Mrs. Abrams did not qualify because, they said, obstetrics is not considered an _ declined Interest or- responsibility. Yes, he said, - •- funds f Immediate highway construction is difficult to J ustify in th e or present economic and energy situa tion of the United States of America . The fundsare par of $11.1 billion appropr iatedby Congress . . • ;. ____ ., % - ~ - . _______ II . - r ___ ____ is, however, an added dimension to Mr. Ford's decision vheh raL.es additional questions. The money is Lu be distributed on a first-ccime, ftst-serve basis rather Ow in some logical programmed way. It is being made available at a time - Letters To The Service If a city like Winter Park can afford a Mini Mellnnv1t! Ai'oru,* -. and back f'..1. .._ rn. rn... u sure the same position. really getting anywhere at ________ Stephen C. Holdos Thanks Offered - A special thank you to Sgt. Bill Bernosky of the sheets over the windows, borrowing cold water formative talk on "Self Protection For Women" from an outside faucet, and "praying the baby recently. out as much as anything," the crew made a We highly recommend his program for any deli very at 6:15 a.m., seven hours alter the or- woman's organization. Sft erno sells it !e aeal begsr. T baby, a girl, was ab Usa- a , mediately christened "Faith" by crew and Lois Jackson, Secretary, mother who determined, under the cir. currmLuces, It was fully apropos. led some Democrats to propose gasoline rationing, In Its broadest sense, however, it is plain that the release impounded funds is another inch In the creeping erosion JACK ANDERSON win friends influence * About the only groups making record donations last year were the dairy coopie,rat.ives, stW gun-shy because of adverse publicity resulting from their massive contributions to e 1vt A '76 ' BERRY'S WORLD A'A Florida Nurses Association District Nurses 37 County Eye Sore report lot August by the National mformation Center on Political Finance, union political wonder np. This is very disicauraging to Mme i 'i 1. ' i- ____ _- . 11 I - '' ! ____ _________________________ _ _ I - ____ ____ __ :: __ __________ __________ ii ____________ ____________________ ____ __ _________ - I- ____ ________ - - ,' - ~ - .~_ -._ __'M... ___ ________ ______ 15 - .- . _____ ____ ____ _____ "k-' - ( __~_~__ i ______ ____ _. ____ V. - ___, -, -- A 16-year-old Sanford youth proach the store through who has pleaded guilty to bushes. "I was the littlest so I robbing a Five Points con- climbed the fence and went into venience store detailed the Jan. the store and tvvk the money," 12 escapade In testimony yes- the youth testified. terday in the circuit court trial Sheriff's deputies Ronnie of an accused accomplice. Miller and R. E. Winger Ervin Edwards Jr., of 1)7 W. testified they were on plain. 14th St., Sanford, was Indicted clothes "stake out" acr oss US. as an hdult by the grand jury on 17-92 watching the store and robbe ry and use of a firearm In saw a male in a telephone commission of a felony charges booth before he enter ed the In connection wi th the night- store, approached the clerk at time robbery of Jack's Mini, the counter and then ran from Market, U.S. 17-92 at SR 419, the store with a paper bag. south of Sanford. Edwards said he had Edwards quietly pleaded extra clothing over his white T- _ _______ ___ ___________ ___________ __ ______ ________ 1 • " Lounge on U. S. 17-92 at Dog Police officers. Track Road and summoned Sheriff's detectives are police, probing the theft of 500 pounds _ XW _______________________ indicted by the Seminole cooler at a fish shop on 'u'S. 17County Grand Jury on robbery 92 near Lake Mary Boulevard. Louise Gill, Seminole County ExtrusIon Home Economics Agent, was guest speaker at Idyllwllde uiittges, were being held in OWtsi Li*kr Walis of Snf'rd Elemen ta ry School's fourth grade Heal th class recently. The Importance of a good breakfast, cou nty jail at Sanford today told depu ties the stolen fish, the subject of her talk, which Mrs. Gill, pictured hcre surrounded by the fourth grade group, without bond, valued at $700, were n wooden illustrated with a him show. Kenneth Wayne Hatcher, 15, when taken. and Arth ur Paul Hatcher, 19, - both of P.O. Box 318, Plymouth, STUDENTS GET TIPS NUTRITION crates ____________________ were arrested on circuit court at Sanford yesterday. Charles Henry Gipson, 21, of Sa nford Route Two, was held warrants Loop Off Softball W a ivers 55 mph. 15 mpg. tythtyjai! on bond after his arrest on a Monday meet ing repealed a see more city residents In- requirement. warrant charging delivery of a residency requirement imposed valved In the program," JerThe league is composed of controlled substance. after the 1974 season. nigen said. "That Is the job we men's and women's teams Sanford police reported three By MICKEY LOCHRLDGE Herald Staff Writer By benching a residency The requirement, which get paid for. We're not funded sponsored by local businesses Juveniles — two boys and a girl for the city's adult allowed no more than 10 by the county." industries, some of which were arrested on drug satba1l league, Sanford City cent of each team to be non. The point on the city fundingand allow only company employes charges last night mid turned Commissioners have pulled the residents of the city, was In. a program In which to play on the team, over to Division of Youth !AW _.9V; '" 110 Mott 25 mpg. - requirement per residents, • he identified only as "Blue." the black male ran from the Authorities said "Blue" is and toward SR 419. 4 and hasn't been ch,arged in the marked petroll car down SR 419 store .1 GOP Women Oppose ERA , - robbery. and found Wheeler in a Edwards said Wheeler detained him. dropped he ard "Blue" off at Del Ray Larkins testified he the store on Sunday night Jan was stsktnø 32 and was to wait nearby on SR store when the robbery alerm 419. was issued and that he Edwards said he was to be the responded and apprehended "lookout" and "Blue" was Edwards Just south of the Five _____ ppy Hmse ffiembers in the last 10 days of the carr,women have been heard on equal rights and that paign. The next mon th, the House, which ha d . nd the majority of fulfilled women have not yet previously rejected the bill, reveJ given voice. We would like to do About the only fruit of Watergate was the Since our club believes that the American legislation signed last year by President Ford was I I . • .t Sanford: BeSSI. B Adams Julia M Warrirw.r Lola U. McMantis r ;i" Siam Carrie 1) Raines c's Eunice I Sulon couldn't climb a fence to ap- 17-fl James Moo re LET US PUT YOU IN THE PILOT'S SEAT We oi fir Ceisna PU.? Educa. tion b*caus Think It's the best. Its an nherated cur. we f1culum that blends grouno and 111gM traIning into a I*gical learning . John Deborah HIWESPARKS Angelina G. Higley of Casselberry; parents, Mr. and Ililhe Sparks, 61, of 120 Mrs. William J. Hurst, Of Rd. Cassel be rry, di ed Sa nford; son, Lawrence A. Wednesday at Florida Hospital Iligley, Casselberry; daughter, E. kobinson, Deltona Ethel S. Speer. Deltona RoIi C) kusro. (eitona George C R.i'mond, Geneva Kecla I Ward. Lake Monroe Mary A HrrIton, Orange City Helen M Hit?, Osteen BIRTHS SkInto Boone, a girl. Sanford Mr. and Mrs, Jack (Janice) a gift. Sanford Murra - Circus Big Top North. Born In Logan County W. Mrs. Angela M. Richter, Winter Go es (,J 1a., he came to Casselberi-y Park; brother, Boyd Higley, five years ago. He was a Elberon, N.J.; sister-, Mrs The Circus Vargas Big Top member of the Casselberry Elizabeth A. Borowlcz, Spolt- went up this morning at the 'I John G. Amaral. Deltona Omer Robertson. Deilona Harold F. Kelley, Deltona Wh;lfiela narringion. Osteen Samuel S. Henson. Crescent City Frank Petit Newman. DeBary F Margaret Heats. Deflona Wande, (Jones) Riggs, Osleen Janice Murray Helen E Boone AREA DEATHS Youall ~Arlf3rd we Mary F - Jackson r :a l. Ca;1i, - madcus*hat DISCHARGES Juia M '.%arrir,t'r Pr'tie ii Acians Laurel A Compton . are Ray Raber. DeLand Evelyn M Mangelt. Detton,', Christine M. Elridg,, Deltoni Northgate Plaza shopping R0131d E. Latow. DMIona Joan M Masiarczyk. Deltona and a retired coal miner and with shows plan ned Cyril I Fettercr, Dellona Altamonte Drive Funeral Home today through Saturday. construction worker. Waiter Harper. Geneva A free show was put on today Mary Burns, Orange City Survivors include his wife, in charge. Paul A Grithaber, Osteen Mrs. for children at unland Hospital Wanda Louella Sparks, STANLEY J. BERRY (Jones) Riggs, Osteen Casselberry; son, Ronald Stanley J. Berry, 75, of after circus roustabouts raised James N. Holmes, Ovido Sparks, Hurricane, W. Va.; Jacksonville, died Feb. 9 in that the orange and white striped Martha M Plait. Oviedo daughter, Mrs. Carol Lester, city after a lengthy Illness. A tent this morning. Pa Independent Baptist Church swood. N.J. McNamara center, also of Hurricane; five frequent visitor to Sanford, he brothers, Billy. Orlando; is the father of Mrs. Oma Lee Herman, New Jersey; Jack, McArdle of Sanford. Houston, Tex.; Lester and Other survivors include his Donald, both of Logan County, wife, Mrs. Jennie Berry, ter, Mrs, Truby - FEB. U, ins ADMISSIONS Elease Roberts Hereklah Smith • against ___________ HOSPITAL NOTES going to rob the food store but Points store on the side of U.S. ____ woman is the most privileged in the world, we PrOViding for PI financing of presidentia] made a motion to oppoise the E.R.A. We believe election campaigns, Congressional contesU # :7 7 ~, that this bill would discriminate a WCI'C unaffected, however. woman's right as a woman and would eventually Common Cause, the publlc.tnterest lobby destroy her position in the family. Since the which purports to represent the little person, mother Is the center of the family, the family too charges that the law will in fact actually serve to would be destroyed. Change is necessary. Change is good. The" enhance the Power of specia!-interest groups. By limiting gifts by Indlvidug, to for any L, bnwpvr-. 4iner in 1ic ccantliciate, It will make candida te s more than at you will th consider all as of this bill. pe ndent upon organized Interests, Jerry Keevh, ever de Politics in America remains business as usual, President, P Sanford Wornen'A Republican(lub the le&wns and promises of WAtergate not- A WASIHNGTON—It can now be revealed that who had been attached to the CIA, described how In the White House, President Ford has CIA agents have trained the elite units which the CIA saved JAUNDICED JUDGE' former Prime Minister Sirit Proclaimed there is an energy crisis and has lowering the lead content ofFederal regulations gasolines recently guard favored foreign monarchs, pretWers and 71mnarat in an even nvorie' dashing exploit. The called upon all AmericPni to dictators. prime minister was recuperating in a Tuk)u Secretary of the This has given the CIA contacts close to the hospital, Prouty told us, when Treasury William Simon is wrotethiedecision,ftnowdeyelwasa former a coup began to saying there Is plenty of petroleum just waiting counsel seat of power, according to our sources, In such develop back In 8angkok. to a major supplier of lead concentrates. to be pumped fr om th e Alaskan oil fields and countries as Ethiopia, Indonesia, Jordan, Laos, e Th decision was written by Judge Malcolm The CIA rushed the ailing field marsha Somalia, Sou th Korea, Sou th Vietnam and in a U.S. mili tary plane and the CIA-trl home offshore oil beds. Wilkey, of the D.C. Court of Appeals, who called ained Thailand. On Capitol Hill, Speaker Car l Albert has the federal guidelines eliminating lead from bodyguards responded wi th such a bristling The CIA lu betn trainiri palace puards for dkp!av if efficiency that r'l his colleagues privately tJt the United pacoline "capricir'uc" anti 'arhitrary." tl:e coup avcrtcd. ,, was -A I I ____ resrdents wlfl Seld= has Ow Cmection between donations alace ____ pistol from his pocket when he of Recreation and Parks the adult softball program. m k in March. ting behind Grace United entered the store and then held Department, said this morning But., figures compiled from commissioner A. A. McClanMethodist Church, Airport Commissioner Julian Stenci point and took mr $100. league this season with a per cent of the ball players in in the robbery. "I was elected by city tax- of thc residency requirement, smoking cigarettes. Officers Mrs. Rossman said her residency cap on it" because 1974 where non-residents. Yesterday, in the Wheeler payers, and I'm not in favor of said he was In favor of the said one of the cigarettes in a trial before Circuit Court Judge husband was working in the the 10 per cent cap of nonJennigan said there is no way Incumbering them with ad- league being reorganized package on a piece of plywood David U. Strawn and a rive rear of the store and triggered residents per team would -to tell until team rosters are ditional budget outlay for non- before next )ear in order that where the juveniles were Ud= woman, one man Jury, an alarm when she ran to tell prevent enough playe rs from made If more city resident team players," said more city resident's may be into custody Is believed to y. eams. participate this season. Edwards Identified Wheeler as McClanahan who had single able to participate in the contain marijuana. The trio Commissioners during their "We would certainly like to opposing vote on repealing the league. the man who drove a borrowed Winger said he ran across was charged with possession of getaway car in the holdup U.S. 17-fl wi th a shotgun but withstanding, Di"rect""ing Ma -. - years If he testified in the Wal of Major Wheeler, 19, of 1811 W. . and legisla tion been more sparent than in heavy, last-minute contributions by ind ustry to House members during a drive to Increase the weight and i-i,. Iimit f sir, mite memt,ers of the Sanford Women's trucks on the nation's Inirstate Republican Club of Sanford, Florida woild like you to know that we strongly oppose the passage The Truck Operators Nonpartisan Committee of the E.R.A. (TON) spread more than $61,000aniong some 117 y __________ _________ sentence 4 I agree we should participate in cleaning u the "Eyesores" in our neigh bo rhoods. We live onP politicians but all right for unions to do the exciall) since union., not only enjoy taxUpsala Road, Route 15, and the highway and exempt status but Individual members 0 front yards are continually beIng Uttered with have little say In how their dues is trash blown from trucks on their way to the owri Martha Van m __________ ______ _______ league off and It people are beginning to why It t wrong for businesses to contribute directly to _______ ________ court Judge accepted the reading a waivers for the 1975 tended to provide an op. of the participants are non. negotiated plea with . Jernigan said he expects Services authorities. Edwards said he pulled down season. portunity for more city dition that maximum also the ob. there will be a to o(16 teams Patron Gordon C. Reid James H. Jernigan, director residents to take advantage of jection to repealing the for the youth would be five a stocking mask and took a 10 per beginning play during the last reported he found the trio sit- • . 14 _____ nearly half - ad Senate candidates, p!us awther couple . milon to candidates for state offices. With the election six weeks away, they still had $4.7 mWion to spend. Editor _____ Robbery defense administration's resolve to get deficit spending under control. CIA IJL ^ guilty to robbery last week and shirt and black pants before attorney Gerald Rut. going to the telephone booth berg confirmed that a circuit where "I made out Uke I was Far and away the greatest contributor of all Is, organized labor. According to a was, _~ -: ___________________________ black not t ''( 0 .. anI who could not be located, and another, would ride the bus to make the venture pay fot who was away for the night. "it was crazy," says Itself, I am a retired person 79 years old without a witness, "Like a sick comedy. We went from speed laws but never transportation and I am place to place, breaking all there are others in when the nation is struggling to resolve an energy crunch which already has caused Mr. Ford to Impose an ad Lmport tax and has ., ___ themselves. Stopping at a curb, draping paper Sanf(,rd Police Department for his very in- Th ere to President Nixon's 1972 reelection campaign c1I true today. Inflation is certain to be spurred by a tax Congress, . II * ~_..,.11 " _ ____ left to go, the rescue squad opted for their only moral alternative: they delivered the baby rebate this year - whether it is the $16 billion proposed by Ford or some hlgiwr amount favored by the Democrats in I ~ - already was pressing toward a record. U that principle held during the Johnson-Nixon years and we believe ft did it is - Pages would be required to list all the groups and legisla tion. They run from labor un ions to doctors' and dentists' associations to real estate and railroad lobbies to Insurance, .construction, banking and teacher trusts, attempting __ ____ to City Hall. help on the narrow ambulance cot, the rescue Avenue The fare could be anywhere from 10 cents to crew tried to get other doctors interested. One, a cents. I am of the opinion that enough people sur geon, at County Memorial, referred m because excessive spoNft would have bmted in&Uon that Finally.&U pleas exhausted, and with no place - _____ _____ .--- President Ford's decisirm to release $2 bdhon in impounded ___ _________ IP stages of her pregnancy, but when she did not same. This would enable people that have no meet payments on her bill he told her to "hit the transportation to do their shopping, etc. street." He said he would not go back on thai Thea polnt for the bus could beat Ci ty Hence, the matter was out of his hands. Hall to French Avenue to 25th Street, north t - If ____ Mrs- Abrams as a patient in the pasL But he, too, Word. ,.., The year of Watergate was also an election year, and never did so many gi so much to campaigns of so many, on both the state and federal levels. _ ounded, the rescue squad placed a good enough to print In your newspaper the burned rail to a local doctor who hail handled possibility of inaugcratlng a Mini-bus service In . flew ___ 7.__ Plem allow me to suggest if you would be . • ,,. ..,. _ an expectant mother has nine months to plan her care. ._,,. - - through the American political system, the activities of special - interest groups achieved ___________ _____ _________ to carry to the Sanford-Orlando entering and grand laceny In Kennel Club. connection with burglaries in Ellis Warren Brannon III, 27, January and February, ac. told detectives he had turned cording to jail records. onto Dog Track Road when one Larry Donell White, 19, of of the men pulled a pistol and 1021 W. 12th St., Sanford, was " forced him to drive the cab to jailed on $5,000 berid on a an unnamed street in a sub.. charge of buying, receiving and division under contruction and concealing stolen property. forced hm to get out onto the .••- White had been docketed for ' ground. trial in circuit court th is week Officers said after the two onrobberyanduseofafea • men stripped Brannon of $25, in commission of a felony his wallet and watch, they charges but the charges were -1. __i -__ - .. forced him into the auto's trunk dropped Monday by State Atty. . -! and locked it, tel Iin him 'wait A !b t (1 krrin; 's office. awhile and be cool, bro ther." Clifford D. Smith , 18, of 41'\i, Brannon told deputies he Oviedo Route One, was held escaped the vehicle's trunk by today in county jail on $10,000 pushing out the rear seat. bond on charges of aggravated • '4" Finding the car . ': _r.. .:;r:: •itme t, : tn P"t UITk tttet ht arrest by OVietlu _______ _____ completely within their IeW rights, saying tky Could not automLically adrWt a patient without a Physician's wder- As( Or emergency tMUM4 r..z ___ ___________ ______ ------ reached its culmination and the cleansing winds of honesty and Integrity supposedly swept v ____ _______ _______ tbeless, hospital officials refused to adrWt Mm Abrams even under emergency conditions. The medics explained they were Resource sanctions against the United States could cause us some discomfort. by denying us a few luxuries. In return the Third World would in. vite immediate economic retaliation by the United Stat es. A large share of the world market would th be deni ed to the cartels, The industrialized nations Mrely have been _ ____________________________ _____ 4. ______ In the same year that the Watergate crisis ...... _______ _______ _______ woman had materials. ~~_ ______ ' ______ imports conference. ' _____ '" _____ _;: 1p' __________ ____ ______ Outline , ______ ___________ - • Youth __ ______________ # _____ -- until June before deciding whether to tie the price of oil to thaveragevaIueofa "basket" of Themeasure was proposed by several countries to protect the purchasfr power of their oil reveni'es against erosion caused by a sharp dollar decline. 11 introduced now, the complicated measure could have meant an L"anian chief delegate Jamshld Amouzegar told newsmen the move could become a "twoedged sword," so the conference agreed to await the recommendations of OPEC economic commission experts and leave any decision on price rnt'asurvc until th next niinitrftd tUflclI cenkrnce in Juiie. ___________ _________________ Money Flows cc'cj) '-?• ___ _____ _____________________________ price - the U.S. VIENNA, Austria (AP) The 13 major oil exporting countries today end a three-day conference after giving consuming nations a breathing spell and laying the groundwor k f or a key energy dialogue, Th e rtinlsters of the Organ1zao of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced that they will wait " I - flyBOflI()YD marijuana. In other arrests, sheriff's Herald Staff Writer deputies today were detective Taylor Roundtree investigating the armed rob- ja iled Willie Rogers Holmes, 1, bery of a Winter Park taxicab of 151 Lennard St., Altamonte driver at Longwood by two Springs, on $10,000 bond on two fares he picked up in Maitland counts each of breaking and ___ - ____ ____ _ _____________________ ___ 4 'Influence . Near Dog Track ,,.%w- __ -1 Sheriff' s . - If '' - , _", ----* - - .1 II W F f-~., , __________ ____ '4 - IIIII_ __~ ~-~--- -. I . The Buck mix /oii Nations To Seek DON OAKLEY --- - Lb river tooea • ___ Thursda y. Feb. 27. 1C7c—& - DflIr'r - - Passing r% VA ~! v V __ ______________________________________ -- Eu nations which form market cartels. The bill can thus be used to fight any cartel attempting to deny I . - \11- Dakar, Senegal. That strategy already had been set in motion with a "Declaration on the Establish. merit of a New International Economic Order" Ljt-J ii a year Ii a speal ss tofl ut tie Unikid Nations General Assembly. That document warned the world that natural resources Oth er than LAIFA, S.C. (NEA) - Life has never been oil might be withheld from industrial nations. overly fine for Shirley Abrams. A black, she was The magnitude of the danger to the United born to deep poverty, forced out of school by States of America becomes clear wi th a realization economic conditi ons, and grew up semi-literate that the United States 50 per cent or more or per ha ps retarded. Now married to a $35-aweek furniture lvnan, ch. bother! nv"- , of t.' va •• ••.i-i we de-end on imports for 85 per cent of the nauxite household so astonishingly decrepit that, according to one sympathetic neighbor," even the and ai .iina. 80 per cent of the tin and 75 per cent of roaches avoid it." the nickel that we use. Recently, though, the woman suffered what A recent White House study of the pos sible must be an ultimate degradation even for one so threat from a raw materials cartel downgraded its thoroughly degraded. In labor with a terpotential danger, which is unfortunate. The report minating prcgnancy and unable to afford proper said that the U.S. depends on imports for "about 15 care, Shirley Abrams was refused attention by per cent" of its most cri tical raw materials, I beT doctor, denied adm ission by a hospital and forced to give birth in the streets of a nearby ignores the fact that the 15 per cent could well be tOWfl the margin that furnishes this nation with its high standards of living. It happened this way: began late on a weekend evening and However, the United states is not powerless In Mrs. Abrams, 23, asked her husband to call the its relations th Third World nations. The recent t STV1C, the only ambulance in trade bill provides an avenue with which to respond to. Her pains were alight at first, but by the to economic blackmail of the type contemplated by time the ambulance reached County Memorial the Senegal The bill grants trade ad- Hospital, the severe cramps and vantages to developing nations but forbids them to d1omfort was building. Knowing this, neverago . - resources f 110Tfilrd World nations in a meeting recently in 1F work;. a . other mail:- Month. $17C: 6 .Slonths, 116.20; 12 Stmths, $32.40. Cartel - w ROBERT C.MARKE V. Advertising Director ii v Lie ning Herald Sanford, Fl. / . 300 N.FRENCflA%'ENFORD FLA.1v1 T. I Around The Clock - __ Evening . nville; sons, Richird of Clark, Houston, Tex.; five Jacksonville and. James o grandchildren. Killeen, Tex grandchildren, Funeral services and burial Mrs. Linda White of Sa nf ord will be in Hurricane, W. Va. and Mrs. Vicki Livingston, Baldwin-McNamara Altamonte Eustis and Duane and Allison Ive F'uncral Home in charge Berry of Killeen. SAP4FOND PLAZA 3)•IW° ALTAM0P4Tr MALL si. sass E5U.Pt.vpk MaL Is Number _____________________ L _______________________ •- ,• - FiRST One _________________ .- r' , — 1 --.- When First Federal of Orlando was started, some 40 years aqo. we were the Iirct flfAl uIfl(tC pd In-i n . - ~ __I =~~A__~~ - - __1--.-. �- -- - — - - - - - -A-EvenInq Herald, Sanford, Fl. For Sewer Thursday, Feb. 27, 1975 Package Lo ale ng I Operation - oft I 1 - - Plant hook-Up Answer Am - To Present By DONNA ISM 0 I L-, :?,--y-,A4 i--'~19k 0 I 1 Deficit, II -- --1. --- . Hwy. — CALm FDAR /v at 27th 'lftrlrclaUngtothe crazy." -• .-:-. fed up with that stuff - with ality.... And the other is relating Lake Stary Woman's Club, MARCH 3 and p Eastern Star Seminole 7:30 p.m., Lake Mary Creoms High School Band politics. This is time for it. I going on 67 years old and bitterly resent people who talkChapter 2, a p.m., Maw, .1c Presbyterian Church. Parents,7:30 p.m., Band Room. therefore is not in a competitive Temple, Sanford. about politics in the future when Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 situation with rising stars on a Oviedo HI" School Band we've got tremendous P.M., Altamonte Springs long-term basis. Part-tits, 7:30 p.m., Oviedo High problemi today. Parliamentary Law Uult, 7:45 (OIU1ItY Center. litr&y Planz for ziaghetU taste and offensive to the FEB. 28 "I am not going to get be. p.m. at home of Mrs. Leonard rr.. American people. dinner . Band students to ,tona ,tar tween u a.m. '.— the President arni any Toy, 1490 W. Fairbanks. "I have no prospects, no member of his Cabinet. I try to Deltona Community Center. form solos and ensembles. Speaker, Mm C.W. Reese, past Gtueva Citizens AssociatIM thoughts and no plan3 for 1960. 1 avoid trouble between him and Jim Arroyo will show slides of tate president Florida State L -ip to Spain. light lunch at 8 p.m., Geneva Community don't think anyone gives a good members of his staff. I don't Association of Parllamen. noon. God damn about 1980," want to give him trouble. I want Election of officers d Rockefeller's remarks came to help him. We've talked about ng ' planning organizations may send officers (iiapter United Daughters of meeti during an hour-long, poswnld. it, I've explained tjds to ,, to meetings. Songwriters Guild OfCentral night session with reporters the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m. at the bmw of Florida, 7:30 p.m., First aboard Mr Force Two ashere. might step aside in 1976 Civitan International SL Federal Savings and Loan, 2424 turned to Washington from a leave the White House door Swinney at 208 W. 17th ( .;Word) 7:30 p.m., Edgewater Drive, College speaking engagement Wednes. open to Cavalier Sanford Co-hostesses Mrs him, Rockefeller said Resttaurant, 17-VCharles Steenworth and MM Park. Members asked to brhW day night before 3,000 automo. "Nobody's talking aboLit (that) any nev, work. Public invited. live engineers in Detroit. W.B. Wallace. unless they've got a hole in Cancer open forum, 5mfr CbM supper sponsored by As he has before, Rockefeller their head." Memorial Hospital auditoriwn, Youth Personal Growth and Metholist F 11 i I p.m. co,sponsared by C=4 Transactional Analysis, 7 Xedical Society Auxillary Methc~dist Church of SWord SJC, A-107. Call Se Junior College Community Canew Society. Public invite& FeUvwstdp HSU. Services for reservations, . • - I HOROSCOP E , Basic Gunimithing,7-10 p.m. 8 weeks, Adult Education Campus, Bldg. 6, call Seminole Junior College Ccmmunity Services for reservations. -- - •— .,.. - .." r . ..- i k. .-. I - = Z' I r r M4 um. h9ld W4 fstt4 by UStrs-i4r4ttt 1&b, . ,t&t*4t. Cm.# M ;::I piee — * ine and tinic again, Bayhr I I* gives v ii quality and value. ftLi CCkktJ4)jl rowJ hia ,iiai, i icivl, teIaflaLa, Ll(k dia, ; ic-writ. , V ..' 4j'-L --.' '--p'-' - It ,aa a Laste trip artuud the arvdd Last I&k, when the II) ternational Affairs Dept. of the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford presented a tasting dinner featuring food specialties from the Orient totheoccideo(,andmanyplace nbetween InternatIonal Affairs chairman Lynn Hill (right) with Juniors' flat Vice president Karen Perce center) and Unla flute were among the JUNIORS GO I 2NTERNATIONAI -" -- ~r This Counselor t, 1. A i- - I DEAR ABBY: My husband was Just 50. All of a sudden, Melvin started changing his shirt three times before going to work. tie was working overtime, putting extra miles on his ear - Abby 4 ' ,~ -. A A -, . - - .-.. -• - - ~ -,. ~I -i .t-4 =7-~~;-, .. -S - -, TV * IkT-- - - ---:k -_ .- -; V • •'' - . -. 9 0 1~I I I 1j --,frN I '• I.r A A ., % -All, ,, " - $ I , , I. : -. - I ., _______________________________________________________________ b' - . - - - -. ,_ ."" 1 -- ff f' ' L- !- - H -- ------ ------ -........._: Honorable I,Pdy Maroret Ifeinbuck and Sir Knight Theodore St- I DEAR CAROL Thanks for MELVIN'SWIFE e too setting me straight. I dewrved DEAR WIFE: It may b IL i;~--, t -- =-Ar late. But If he's acting as a counselor for her, he may need Everyora has 8 problem. Wha V-J ----` a counselor himself. Don't US "uml For a P*rsonsl reply, or"* to or hum[Ute him. A man In the A11111Y., BOX NO. 61700, L.A., Calif. Eclos' stamp.d, sill. ( II h 50 d 4M derstanding wife. Hat* to write witers? send si to I I # I A -, --- Beverly Hilli, Calif. to212, for Ab. by's b6oklet "Now wrlt* Lttt#rs recently had In :,our column I for All Occasions to . . £ A A I I c% I I "What's the difference netweena lady and a wplma' _iL.1 When a diplomat says 'yes,' . - - he means maybe. When a diplomat says i ' maybe,' he means no if When a diplomat says ,no,' he's no diplomat - 2- flYtlOQi ____ __,___ . : . . it I ' fr' I ~~~l — — . , . I In . . L. i - %~.. - a1 -- - '' ,-- il Commission . question - - -----~ I---- p.m., in the tect your r hm heM &map %Wth ___________ W I T71 PROI f -Nff I HAIR A - MANGE WILLIAMS 372-1812 Sanford offe -- - —- / ThSpeclaI ,. forHotøiow. I I I I I ... and electric : curlers, I bonnet dryers or hot cur:ing . - - , —..----- IYb%LCAø ,. 4 ` ~ I" ';,v .- — 40 heat styling , ______ Z a X UP TO U D * nderworld o lot W. First St.. seaftlowd r Z %..~ M~ ~ II - t - ---------- kk .1 L - ---- - -- - ~~- o. - I - - - .. - . -.. FUNNY THINGS — .1. .. (12 appli cations) 32 00 -- LAUNDROMAT .. .* prices and /' v "* Dry Cumin5 ' 4 iertalnment when "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum," now pla)ing at Owe Upon A Stage Dinner Theatre,3376 Edgewater Dr, Orlando One glance at the two outrageous characters pictured above, and ow? has a pretty good ld-en ,Ah3t the whole preposterous farce Is like hilarious ARE HAPPENING .. .1. a? Coin budget ;VVT A laundry :: mophir, Opin a m daily Located at L -- - ' -• - -, --70;11 -7;~W~l - -,-ae ,.- FAIRWAY PLAZA " " On Hwy 17-92 at 27th 322 73 Two you,ii tike it! - -_- - AV-ki :: 1r---`- ~;4 -F-7--.1 -- ___________________I -... .. - Forever Young .Erl-oh ' / '1 'n / i - p 1' TRI CITY FLEA MARKET --., Y This 3 piece pantsuut by Emanon - F.- , l\ '.\: \ 1. e'jacket• over a eatures a shirt short sleeved pullover with the newest "Crinkle Look." 0 4 So 0--t~ -;, ;-_-11XrC--, .--.----r ) Manon ( - 8930 to S930 EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY - a Permits daily - It - UNDERWORLD -- a J of 3: or . L I pct. cotton So pct. polyester in oyster-brown or green-white, Sizes 58, 78 . eiM$1 - Ill i$. You nt3saivaa S 1 / Shir 11 cilia poinis. Yes, Pounds id ', Skirts, Slacks Dresses up HWY. 17-fl & DELTONA ROAD IN ORANGE CITY 1) - fO the oNnit9ibtb,cars. N th It* X.fl vulpWite " qm,aIJed.y Bii SO M M WMIT. ME YOU EAT WHL W& VOU t8d W1101 tk 900d fOO6 Atwh fw (jn t&.y' n any grmM ML. T)v tabitts wtuch ca-A wth the X.I I Pl! .l t0nbi n 9W~hc iVe6fts to hitip aWs" w4 cm!()l / $5 fiori tht nk - I I ' FOR INFORMATION ON RENTING SPACE PHONE I U I - -.. ._.-. .k, \ -SELL-TRADE rnr&.'rt, rLEIlIj ijr PARKING - - . "~ mfvl t "I -- * -'it -.I , - ---. . - _. BUY r- __ -- ~ - - -- March G.E.D. Test Scheduled The G.E.D. test leading to a must be completed by March high school equivalency 14. A free, self- help program to dip If red a P l oma will prepare the student for the test Seminole Junior College March is available at study centers 24 2S and 26 Anone 18 or over located throughout Seminole who has met the prerequisities County. For details on the stud of American history, civics and center in your neighborhood Americansism vs ConunuriLsm Cal! Scminale Jualor Collegc may take the test Eligibility and ask for the G.E.D. office Commerce building. Sponsored by the TrCounty Roadrunners C.B. Radio Club. the free program will be of interest to aD C-lers as well as persons in radio and television eom munIcauo133. - " Greater 0. I MRS. DONALD BELL -- - -- .- -- FEW ,~- - - M - - BI{%/,.(2A1I /\ . iEui 4 -- and answer - • ~0;!1 1 ! In sessi on , L ~- A program on breast self their wives. Free and open examination (BSE) will be held the public, It will involve tonight at 8 p.m. In the Seminole discussion, demonstration, and Memorial Hospital auditorium. question and answer sessions. Sponsored by the Seniinole The program will be similar to County Uni~ American Cancer the ones being conducted for Society, the program will be high school students uirougt Richard Evtrrett of lLe Federal Communication Ion " ' . .I . -!.. i - -. . i1ri - A • , Or After a series of regional account of sex." have come out publically in write to their representatives in workshops throughout Florida, Passed by Congress with favor of the ERA, including the legislature to confirm what president of the League of more than 90 per cent voting in presiden t Ford, Mrs. Betty the polls have shown - that Women Voterii (LWV) of Favor, the Amendment has been Ford and Gov. and RCUbifl most of the people will support Florida, Eleanor Weinstock, ratified by 34 states, Only four Mk, their representatives who vote reports it is apparent that more states must ratify for th,e "We are optimistic about the for the ERA ratification in members of the League, and proposal to become the 27th i other groups throughout the Amendment of the U.S. Con- results in 1975, in view o ratification in North Dakota State, are about the stitutlon, and the overwhelming approval " ratification of the Equal Rights According to the LWV, in a expremed in the survey of the Mfleijwiicflt (E'A) by '1J poll taken of Florida citizens in citizens of Florida," said Mrs. seIonoLu.Cegms1ature. than 70 rtof Weinstock. The ERA states simply: 1974,morepe Florida citizens approved 4, Radio, TV We are asking all our ratification of the shall not be abridged by the members, as well as other ri a United States or by ar.y state on Many prominent persons groups who are interested, to C force...he s a rapist. . . ~:w~ I . • -- - , making a fool of himself over her? ' I I ZI - _________________________________________________ •• - - - t --IN ,ç' :..' w I 1 / ., League Hopeful On ERA Rafif*cation - a • -•. . - IILDA RICHMOND . .-.. A lw',.~, \ / ,q, ' money, so I figured something _________________ was up. I. n a uiu says no, Iaskedalewquestionj,pu' ~ Z - = ~ t# two and two together -: &71~ and means maybe. When a lady says maybe, r,• found out the reason. She Lsa24.. -m, --., ~ — .i .Ck ye,ar-old girl who works where she means yes. : 19 * ti a u says yes, she's Melvin works. She worked all -. summer In hot pants, and the no lady." ,: Your comment: "Thanks for ' place was a(r-condltloncd. I = M7 utWerstand that "Hot Pants" a dand. day brightner." ~ ----.- ---. --U~- Abby,that Joke is Indeed 04 jj~ his been having lunch and . N -I f EE~-;~. ---~-------1 -F 2 * coffee breaks with my Melvin, and should be dead. It's a I ng sexist gambit that and they use the company degrading EW " makes invalid assumptions parking I i "lover's about women, and furthermore -W renders them powerless. I wish "Hot Pants" t aici the -ZL-~- kid has had a lot of problems, to amend that old story to read his. Marilyn Crotty, president of Seminole Coitaty League of 3 follows: and he's been helping her get Women Vote rs, and Gilbert L. Lewis, president of Pan d her life straightened out. Abby, I care not about diplomats. Am erican Bank In Altamonte Springs, study new ten' Digest that I'Poor kid" Is divorced, has but, .soon to be dbtributed to area residents with cost being an. When a woman says "Yes," two kids, and nukes $5.50 an I derwritten by the bank. C6ples will be avallable at election She means Y5 - hour. People who have , -. offices, local Chambers of Commerce and City Halls, one name, --When a woman says that Of WINter Spring,emellman Irwin Hanger, was Inadmaybe, she means maybe. Arnerica contest If she put a vertently omitted from the . when a woman says (4 sack over her head. •• . L--%- SHIRLEY MILLET 834 922 -1 - %- , - p 1v . First meeting with the new officers, will be held March 7, 8 ----- - / I • . - I-I • MARILYN GARLANTI 834 W12 Altamon te Springs & ~ .- J Vol, (i" historian and S.K. James senti nel. .4 ., = W-n -M three ,eirc, H.L. May Rubow, b) Rev Edmund Webtr . marshal in the East, H. L.Mary Strauch, marshal in the West-, H L Irene Flanigan, standard assis ting in serving were Mrs Harry flicking, Mrs. Eva bearer; Il.L. Eva Williams prelate; H.L.Marie Norman' Williams, Mrs. Ann Kennedy, Mrs. Alice Krcit.,m;tri,.-inl Nirs. Lyda --- A F 11 9(Fra!~I,f,~10~~, I . - - "-'-., '. ' - "" - 0 i I - Ui,ut M,-d 9corge stuart4p - .-i Li~--Qw !~-M!~ . , X, /imam I .c. _________________ I k; - Your ctioitc -- * -- Thth. taui *a - % %, I ' . - Following coronation, jewels Following presented to the outgoing Installed into office were L Marguerite Heinbuch, Royal Royal Matron, H.L. Kathleen Matron; S.K. Theodore Reynolds, and Royal Patron, -- 1' __ Phone 843-7700 - ,. 4w~ :e Schneider, Royal Patron- ' Bertha Sn>der, secretary IlL bouquet of red roses was Helen Ruescher, treasurer; presented to the Royal Matron, H I Thelma Lewis con- H L. Marguerite Heinbuch, by Mr . I I Mitchell, h U worshipful (lultri master of the Masonic IA)dge associate conductress , - - /, £ , I / - ~ . - . _____ -- - -- I / , V SeHs SAFES? ' I t_.,. I ________ '' •. ' I '•i'' - - ~- --- -- ____ - 1 "r 441 •.,. __________________________________________________________ ~ Il __________ _____ _-. — I , -_ - H.L. Beatrice Power, prelate. J . I JV -. ____ . . -- . _____ . - M ATTE It ___ - I . ___ ______ iI!_ LEAVING HOME ___ • ' ____ - . . Officers New The Masonic Temple was the coronation was in order, and scene of an Impressive those taking part were ilL. _____ ceremony Saturday evening Darrell Mager, coronating when 1975 Officers of Cathedral matron; H.L. KthIeen Court No. 33 were installed. Reynolds, crown bearer; H.L. • IIPJSe Ofl mi. U1JbuIuflJ 44IU Irene Flanigan, standard 'I i were S K Edwin Mager, in- bearer; S.K. John Flanigan, sword bearer, H L Bertha stalling officer; ILL Edna Dill, Snyder, musician and solois t, installing marshal, S.K. Mrs. Johnnie Gray. in an mar e ________ . . / ils - 1111111111111111111111111111111 _______ ______________ '"' l' nsta I -- - -- 3.' i — - -, I . ;._-•. I ,•. . ALYAMON'MALL '4 wit " " i - -- - - Amaranth c... • --- -- ' w,t - ' - -- -van - ~. SALEM, Ore. - -1-he young rape victim's Past sexual en. woman's voice was barely au- counters or her general repu By BERNICEBEDEOSOL dible as she told a legislative Lion iii regard to chastity. committee what it's like to be a -., For Friday, February 28, 1975 Art exhibit by Central Florida 71v changes have drawn the rape victim who goes to court Art Association, Fashion agai support of women a groups, ponst her attacker in 11 Square of Orlando, 10 a.m. Oregon.Bee spokesmen and prosecutors i ARM (Much 21-Aprd 19) SWRpI0 'MW whole trW was basic(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) thr ou g h as a means of An old, unresolved family issue Don' t pass on unflattering In. ally °'1 I: I tat," victims from courtroom q amay surface and put the formation about someone else f44p,, 4 "They said very little about "V64145 wal, -UP" %91 ItlauutwuPis at It won't make you wund too Furniture Refinishing, 7 man.to Z . home Don't be the one who good to the listener. Susan, not her real name assault brings it up. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Call Seminole Junior College added, "The defense lawyer TAURUS (Aprd 20-May 20) 21) An acquaintarce obflgated Community Services Susan raid her assailant "told for asked me do I wear a bra, do I : have any see-through bimses, me he had killed four *Is and to you for somoething you did for reservations. i smuething You're wWkiq on. her in the past will not come garettes I smoke, raped them all. He told me he Jackson Heights School how friany cl This is why it won't benefit through as you hope. I did I have an orgasm while I was going to kill me. I didn,t Advisory Council, 7 p.m., at the from your usual creative was raped, did I enjoy being know what to do except try to 7 I~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. school. Mrs. Cora Jen . touches. 0 19) You stW have to be very gWdance comselor, will ex. EM1Y4I (May 20) I The Jury aCwiItIed the You will get your fingers careful how you handle others lf plain the testing ogram for __________________ I .1 you want their co-operation. A Jackson Heights students. cused rapist, and Susan said he wrong morvv will lose an ally. now is facing trial for another I mmethini; speculative. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(~Feb. 19) main carnixis to enhance your resourml the H-C,; 7 p.m., ind while lie was free on his own IS No LAUGHING The easy way. re's going to b some delay 8:15 pm, SJC H-SI Call recognizance before of CANCER (June 21-July 22) regarding work or service you Community Services Seminole trial in Susan's cam. ...... Watch yourself again today so want performed now. Try to Junior College Community that you're not hypercri ti cal of have alternatives planned Susan agreed to testify before Services for reservations But (h Welcome Wagon .1mrod ows, th~-':f,lj yt-t.. !=! the Howse Judiciary Committee hostess can make it easier Women interested In Further Wednesday only if she could ng to be helpful I)on't borrow anything today to adlust to sour new sur LEO (July 23- Aug. 22) unless it's absolutely Education, 9:30 a.m., to 12:30 remain anonymous. roundings, and maybe put Usually you're not a fault- ncs.ary. If yt*i do, be extra- pm, no fee, 6 weeks, SJC's The all male panel is consid. a smile on )our lace finder; you look #11Gr sv -= iI cares'u;. Iteturn It whet, Saith Seminole Center, Call ering proposed changes In state %#%^& SJC Comit units #ces For law to prohibit the in troduction in others or a si tuation Today, promised reserva tio ns, iowever, you'll focus of evidence in court about a negative. . .. YOUR BIRTHDAY Now ls the tlineto see lf you can Feb. 28,1975 trim some fat from your budget for outside Interesm PWI in You'll inake some major your horns a bit changes this year that you've LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) been contemplating. Goals that you set now will Improments will not be notbehandedyouonaailver noti ableatrzrst.but as t[vue vou'rc tryi pattar. Prpar* for 'n uphi ll ft r will tight you can make it (ace .' - Feb. Thursday, ursaYn'ns-lA '"' ,- Rape Victim Tells • c' , rn - , -3 I Next to A&P -- ... - tawk, ' ;riJ 7 - -- -- ., FELL 2, I ~ 11 .41 - I I- - ---- Lviae an exception: 0 & i. , --- -- -- — . - I - . Rockefeller ules Out Prest I Evening Hera ld '. Sanford Ft I ~,*- -:: 1- and asked Councilman Don received permits from the state sPeaking for rates to large users by alderation be given to ad4no' Ilerald :Ihu 8 Schreiner. whose district in. Department of Pollution would be willing pay LONGWOOD The se wer service be held before any sewer rate the possibility of water rates that the water department is city of Casselberry whre to turning the deficit operation feeling from the people there. three plants and paid the if It were- proved the Skylark increase was approved. Increases. Council last week not operating at a loss, commercial users are chard of the sewer package plant Sct'relner said a number of operation costs al though none plant is actually losing money. Crenshaw and 10 other discussed th e p os li sibi ty of serving Skylark subdivision septic tanks have been fai li ng j Connell urgcd that con- on the basis of meter size. . of the three were owned by the into a self-supporting utility is Longdale and the residents may city. hooking up adjacent Longdale view favorably a move to have Final details are b&ng subdivision to the plant, a sewer system installed, completed to have two CouncilmanH.A.Scotttoldcol. renshawjnsIstedtea ua l plants -Skylark leagues this week, financial report from ac- Harbor - deeded to the city. Scott made his remarks after co untant Harold Hartsock Crenshaw criticized th e city's excouncitman Dick Crrns1vw which showed that $17,000 was abandoning of plans for a city. said he could not believe city spent in sewer service last year wide sewer system last year is figures showing the Skylark while only $10,000 was received after an advisory vote by plant operation is costing in revenues included costs of people ran i in opposition to . . ntarly $2 fot every $1 In the Columbu.s Harbor package the proposed utility, saying it revenue received, plant that serves the Sanford had not been intended that A resident of Skylark and a Orlando Kennel Club and the Skylark plant would be a I mernber of the past city council privately owned sewer plant permanent facility. WASHINGTON (AP)- Vice said lie hoped and expected to that granted permission to Sky- serving E E Williamson Road lie insisted that plans were President Nelson A become a major policy and lark developers, CAM rArp., to developments. for the monthly sewer rate at Rockefeller today virtually planning force through his I place the package plant on cityPublic Works Director Ralph the city-wide system would be ruled himself out of presidential and his stairs — expanded role property, Crenshaw said It had Fisher said the package plant $450 monthly politics forever within the I)oi'iet1c Council been planned the p1 mt 's'. i1d "'rin i' p.. i s 'ni . F' " " l ( urm in Cou n c i R. J ( itini his r at iitd ind i the V ink Iluuc ,iginc . serve t,ongdale as well until the Iload area is owned by I biad &il-tol &W A.Oe ; Long- refuted Crenshaw's remarks desire to keep President Ford's cliarged with meshing the variCitvconnected to the Altamonte wood Utilities Inc axJ that about cost on the citywide trust, 'uckefe& r declared, ous functions of the CXCJ'1%e Springs regional plant. priv ate enterprise pays its own system, saying with cunnec I'm just not a compeL1tIe departments as well as advis. Councilman Jerry Connell bdl& Jn addition, all bfl1s for the tion to the Aftamonte Springs fac tor W' I h # " r'Z!--1 7 ':t:1r Z " ' I--i """ 9-1n T'r' ,I 1-'711 1 11 !:-)-o~ -,'-J3 noted as.cing the costs to Cc-'b'.s ILi plant are plant actual montiti) charges the Republican political front problem.s II Lorigdale residents for pipe, being sent to the dog track. 1 would have exceeded $16 per TER The vice president, 66, must. etc., of cont.xung t' the SkyReminded When Crenshaw was in office homeowner. that years ago he ed that Ford is "bound to run lark plant might be excessive the city applied for and noting he was and be a candidate" for re-elec- had asserted that no vice pmsi. 17-92 dent could become a second lion 1976 — So "you've got to be tal ki ng base of power within an admin. istratlon, Rockefeller cited two about 1980" as to his - WOMEN MWW9WWof "t, t ' LOSE WEIGHT OR YOUR MOtlEY BACK , mar — estner s 'Il' / - horn on's Tow - lirsi pEkage. or 'oney beck from mig. at .eil ns at,J , IèIIU $3 ' �--- - - -- :rv- ---------------- -- ------------------------- ..:c'_.'vvc::e..:r' C - - • :C.• - - $A—Eying Herald, Sanford, Fl, - Thursday, Feb. 27, lflS Four Generations Help Celebrate 90th Birthday _ Prtpsring for rummage sate are (from Mitchel 4. kit) Marion Browa, Edwina Felder, Mary Smith and HIlds Vegetable Sale Set The Just Us Club wishes to up the ser ving of food. make The Good Samaritan The community's cooperation Home a more comfortable in the past has shown The Just home for the aged and less Us Club that the Commuzdty fortunate. The Home needs the does care for the Good kit'hen equipped with a Samaritan Home. steamtable so that the food can There wi ll be a rummage and be kept properly, and it needs 'Fcgetable sale at 206 East First heated serving carts to speed Street in the Woodruff Building Looking For Job? Feb. 28-March 3..'.ppliances, fresh vegetables, eggs and frh fruits tobe donat ed for rummage sale, are being collected by The Just Us Club. You may bring your con. tributjons to the Good Samaritan Home, or cal' the home and club members will collect contributions. Ecnlng Homald, Sanford, Fl, Mrs. Eleanor Karst Brady onserved her 90th birthday Sunday at the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center on Mellonville Avenue with family members and friends. She received several gifts and a beautiful decorated birthday cake. Brother Barnard Barga, of the Nativity Catholic Church, Lake Mary, brought her Holy Communion during the afternoon, Among those sharing the celebration were a daughter, Mrs. Leroy MacTavisli, two granddaughters, Mrs. Stanley Wiseman Jr., and Mrs. Garvin Harden, Jr. and great-granddaughter, little Miss Angie Harden. Mrs. Brady, born Feb. 23, 1885 in St. Louis, Mo. was the youngest of a family of eight and was a young lady during the mostalgic days of the St. Louis World Fair. She Is the widow of Dr. Ewing P. Brady, professor i n Dental School at Washington University, St. Louis, for more than 30 years. She has three daughters, six grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Daughters are Miss Rose Brady, librarian at Pope Pius X 1 Library, St. Lous; Mrs. Robert Brendecke, Mission Viegn. Calif. and Mrs. Maclavish, a registered nurse, Sanford. _ SCOREBOARD SIR Diploma Looking for a job? A high or ar-u pwient In shorthand school diploma Is the key to and-or bookkeeping. She urges obtaining employment in the women to apply for Jobs that crent "employer marker', are in non-traditional female "6' a 5ucil as managers and Florida State Employment technicians. She states, Service representative. his "Positions are opening up for Meng works in women In these areas locally opened iumth ienunoie aii and nationally and they snould office located on the second make the most of the op. floor of the Pan American Bank portunity." Building ( intersection of 14 and Just down the hail from the SR F.S.E.S. office Is the place "With somany people looking w hereone can "unlock the for work, employers are hiring door" to getting a Job. better qualified applicants. A Seminole Junior College's person needs a high SChOOl diploma Just to quality for most Adult Basic Education program offers individualized study Jobs," she explains. While previously working in classes to prepare for the the Sanford office, Ms. Meng General Education Development Test (G.E.D.) leading to talked with many high school equivalency who had earned high school diploma. equivalency diplomas Issued by the state of Florida. She emStudents 18 or over may thaslzed that no distinction was enroll for study session at made between students who classroom No. 3 In the Pan had received high school American Building Monday diplomas issued locally by through Friday from 8 a.m.county school systems and 3:30 p.m. and also on Thursday those who earned state high and Friday evenings from 7•10. school equivalency dlpfo.nas, There Is no charge for "We record both types of registrstion instruction or diplomas as the equivalent of 12 materials. yearsofschooling and, as far a.s For further information I know, most employers also about the program than can Jo," Ms. Meng edds. enable you to become better Although the Job market qualified to get a job ortgain continually changes, women sense of personal satisfaction can still expect to find jobs from earning a diploma, con. available in the clerical fields tact the Adult Basic Education provided they can type 50 wpm office, Seminole Junior College. 54) im"y t -. - - - -- ., - — 1. -. ._ - - L - — ------- -. -- . — . 0 — I . 3 SANFORD DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION r a", SPECIAL a -- ALL LiNGERIE & EVENING WEAR Low Heel White 25% OFF Dress Shoes NBA Standings ELEVENTH. 1.16. S. JIM: Maitown Sippy LaneMint 79 60 9.00 600 7 Noble I öO SO s Loch Cactus PefftC18 (74) S47600 j 3 (S .) 4 ie with all 4) 155$ 00 Ernie 1. liT. Cool Quinlela (73) $16 / Lamb ,00 1 Washington Cleveland __ 4 Prrfecfa (1)) $11600 FIFTH. 1.14, C, 31.63: ustry Lynn everything you - — to wear from '1 / MIlwaukee Maryland 70, Clemson 64 Rutgers $5. Wm I. Mary Syracuse 79, Niagara 66 Seton Hall 95, Army I Ddjdluesne 107, $ t Francis. Pa 101, 2 01 SOUTH S Carolina 40, Canlslus 75 , Wake Forest 59. FarIe gh Dick 20 3) 459 - pi) • Montague Byan ' 3 40 Ito 6 QuinieIa (67) 17110 3 10 5 St. week's 8-3 setback to Petersburg Junior College, downing the visi ting 'rrojar'.s s.o Wednesday behind Wayne Kurth's two-hitter, Kurth, a 5.11, 165-pound lefthander from DeLand, struck out six and walked four en route to his third straight Wilct,ffeOukc 7500 •2o 9 20 ' 3 60 320 6 K's Surprise Ou,rtiela (67) $20 20 Peffecto to your toes. (761 Kansas CIt E Omaha at New so G.E'5Mm, Opal QuinicIa 137) $154 00 didn't make a birdie, but had three natural pars — net 4 40 Glens Caro Ouiniela 1771 131.20 Perfecta (7 2) $114 228 E. FIRST ST. F' TENTH, SIC, To Beaut i fy Your Home — SHINYL - A. ' !, 60 • Virginia 31.20: April Showers 550 2 60 750 7 V. or( 'v c. I C) 2 13 3 Yeller Bear 440 1 Oulnicla 13 It 1940 ELEVENTH, 1.16, TA, 3).4 : Gert's Pick Lyman Vie 19 II 166 35 21 SIS II', 37 29 5)5 15' Tourney Laoergren. 7b Kentucky 101. Ind ,,ria yc' Memphis 114, St Lois 101 Denver III. New York Ill t', IJ'iiP Today's Games Seminole Journeys South todaytocompeteintheOnlando Edgewater Invitational high Lyman makes the trip Friday. Denver at Memphis (Jt,h at ,' .I n- P.ntof,o - 211 0 7 0 court actions in valving Rubin . Rubin retaliated Wednesday by charging breach of 0 1 0 I I F Moore today at 4 p.m. at Bishop Moore's field, located adjacent to the school. Lyman ventures oao A020 1I30 1I I I 1 0 0 . 36 6 17 6 coo 000 coo- o 30030000.- 8 Jacobs, ,.harnberloin. OP IP H R ER 515 SO 1de (II 4 5 6 6 I 10 C 0 King, Burnett Agree %%LMBI.EI'oN England (AP) — "The most beautiful thing that as hashappened happened to me," me,"said said Billie BillieJean JeanKing, King, -is "is that we h've been able to communicate." And Ms. King, as she pref ers to be called, smiled sweetly at Air Vice Marhsal Sir Brian Burnett, chairman all of the All-England Club, which runs the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. 1 2 I bowed before the militant PIOfl. five-time Wim bl edon cham- 9 7 0 0 1 6 iffiP by Kurth (P(). wp 1 36 Tennis Boxing Style SI'.'.', at 4 p.m. to , battle Palatka Central. In other first round games, I':tIgertter and M70n ka m eet ('ourt c'It tnainls!ning the club dIdn't h:':e th right t. refuse to renew the tickets, St Pete I. LOB Seminole 6, St They had just announced what they called a cornPete 6; 70 - Emmons. Chantpromise on women's prize money. But In fact Sr Brian, berlain. HP L.'icterqren. SI) once Britain 's comander.jnchjef ni in the Far East, had lanes Xurth (W7 0) In other events, Semimle's The flashy Trinity trackster one-Inch. 100-yard low hurdles (16.2) and 100-yard dash with 12.5 and 12.6 the 440 (61.6), tImes respectively. Despite the outstanding per- thp fwm^"_n !7!L~ Brantley, after erasing nine in the 880 medley and th e 440 school marks last week, en- relay. Brantley took top honors tered the books Wednesday In in the 680 relay with school the long jump, 880 relay,djscus record of 1:57.1. Tribe Falls To Brantley Lake Brantley downed (185-170 — 356), Jeff Davis In Seminole 37-22 In a high school the 132-pound group (210)180 — weightlifting match Wednesday 390), Mark Takac in the 165night at Seminole. pound group (255-5 (60) Lake Brantley won all but one Jeff Hammond in the 181-pound weight class. Seminole's Ron division (280-270-550), Craig Spain pre va iled in the 148- Davis in the 196-pound class pound class with two lifts of 325 (325-255 — 580) and Dana for a 450 tota l. ,.fl — - - - Hopkins In the heavyweight fur Like &unlley division ió5-cóü — were Kirk Driskill and JohnLakeBrantleyls aaw 44 and Smi th In the 173-pound divlslcn Seminole is 0-4. 10 Kelly. lb Fmnions. If Totals St Pete Seminole contract against the Dolphins In a Dade County Circuit 4I tt::oI,drt F v a ns. ph P.'cDonald 0 Skelton, rt Seminole tackles Bishop St InulS VS Vir g n .it Norfolk to Bishop Moori"s field Friday 5t LouIS at New York attorney to renew his five season tickets because ofcostly 1 1 I 7 James. If 79 40 31 160 76 391 19', 71 School Baseball 'Tournament, Wednetday's Results car' r. In West DIvision 7040 1 10 310 5 Nversette 7 60 760 1 Dark Mist 1 70 6 OulneIa (IS) 337 40 P.'-rlq'cta !S 4 1 1164 ) 791 16 200 0 A R H 81 310 Chambe'rlain.c W I Pct. GB II 49 277 30', Perfecta ( 3) 561 $0 Dead Heat for ShOw lowell Jacobs, Sb 19 4S Meanwhile, Frank Robinsion, baseball's first black inimager, made his offictal debut as the Cleveland Indians 30I0 1 0 0 0 Drlant,dh And the lady refftTefl to was Trinity's ace, Carroll Curtis, Laverne Boykin took top honors during her 220-yard dash. Miss in the shot, despite Eberle's Curtis took one of her four firsts record,, 30-feet, five-inch toss. In the flU, needing only 28.4 Seminole's Karin Louwsm.a seconds to cover the distance, won the softball toss at 176-feet, Kern Heffernan recorded her A number of major league players have yet to sign formance of Curtis, Trinity second sub.oiz minu te mile 1975 contracts but Tony Conigliaro, out of the game for 34managed third place with 37 a 5:56.2 liming. years following a beanball incident, would like nothing points. The Lake Brantley In the 880 run, Darlene better. Patriots racked up lop honors Berkley took first and He!. And the Philadelphia Phillies are trying to acquire with 111 Points, complimented fernan followed. Berkley Dick Allen, the reluctant slugger, from the Atlanta with five school records, finished yards In front of Braves, who would like either pitcher Steve Carlton or Seminole was second with 68 Heffernen with times of 2:41.4 slugger Greg Luzi.nskl In return, with Lake Howell residing in and 2:50.6 respectively. 3000 3 0 0 0 SEMINOLE Seminole, il 19 695 17 354 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MIAMI (AP)— Ellis Rubin's long-standing feud with MiamI Dolphins' owner Joe Hobble has resulted In another court suit — an attempt by Rubin to regain seats to National Football League games. Hobble, managing general partner of the club, an. nounced on Feb. 13 that he wouldn't allow the Miami 1o0o 1000 1000 Totals 460 2 Memphis Quiniela (7 1) $71 00 00 Kuruc, is ABA Standings 740 7 San DIego LI. lmOgcne UC.lrvine 101, 138011C Christian AS R H SI 40I0 76 Brchn, rf Whittier??. Claremont Mudd 76 Piper. 3b Mayes.c TOURNAMENTS High Point 66, Eton 64 1 00 740 , Indiana 300 6 Utah C,lnger Lynn J A Bronion Miller. CI Cleveland at Los Angeles Denver NINTH, SIC, C. 31.79: Helvetica 1C0 610 340 7 San Anton Vt Puget Sound 57, Seattle Pacific 63 shot putt and the 440 relay. Lynn Thompson tossed the discus an astonishIng 87-feet, FORES'F CITY — "Boy what eight inches, breaking the old a stri de . . . she sure hasa nice school marks by more than 25 style," were a few of the feet. comments at Lake Brantley Lisa Eberle broke records In stadium where the Patriot girls the shot putt and the long jump. hosted Seminole, Lake Howell Her shot of 30-feet dropped the and Trinity Prep in a high old mark by a foot and her long school track meet Wednesday jump of 15-feet, one-Inch set the at terrmn. mark ahead six Inches. Rubin Sues Again ST. PETE ksSir,7b 1$ 710 - Phils Seek Allen centerfield fence. Guilford 95. Lenoi r Nhne $6 Kentucky EIGHTH, 1)4, 0, 31.11: Scott Jackson 2570 5 60 570 7 St Louis Noble Duke W. Michigan 72. N. lllino*s 67 SOUTHWEST None FAR WEST CHUCK McCUJNG J recorded firsts In the Nidunan of the Pats edged longjump (15-feet, nine-inches), coun terpart Terry Foster in the National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers flew Into Vero Beach, Fla., without five key unsigned players. Fritz Lagerran then slammed a two-run home run over the left- Golden State at Phoenix . birdies with his listed 18 handicap. Bowling Green 73, Ohio 66 C. Michigan 91. C Michigan 76 Stroud. lb Hew york Perfecta 17 3) — base - Beckley". eckley . W.V. Tech 44 610 6 LAUDERHILL, Fla. (AP) Jack Nicklaus, bubbling with confidence and with a course record behind him, set out in his usual position as the man to beat In todaY's first round of the $260,000 Jackie Gleason Golf Classic, I' This Is the best position I've been In, Insofar as my game is concerned, in a long, time," Nicklaus said after a nine under par effort In Wednesday's pro am. opened spring training camp at Tucson, Ariz., and the W.Va. St. 91, Morr i s Har.ey $3 II SO $000 3 Outshines Ford's 100 fie played that round In the company of President a wild pitch. He scored on 13111 Track Io ctors Herald Correspondent Gerald Ford, who competed as a member of Nicklaus' pro-am tenm along with host Gleason, Bob Hope and Elliot. Kahn, a Great Neck, N.Y., businessman. The President shot 100. He scrambled over the first eight holes but played his last 10 in only eight over par. He Skelton cut down the runner at the plate with a perfect throw, SJC scored all it needet In the I By Nicklaus' Record Dade 2-0 last Friday and hurled a shutout in a pre-season ga me. Rlghtflelder Skip Skelton saved Kurth's shutout In the fifth after a Trojan reached a man and St. Petersburg's Scott Miller singled to right. *,Pm 4^ D V' Cincinnati 66, Cincinn ati Xavier Emmon's double to leftfield. i io s SEVENTH, 5.14, 0, 31.64: lornW000 3300 1360 64.0 7 Montice Detroit at Wash inOton Chicago at Houston SIXTH, 1.14, A, 31.66: Dark Champion New York at Buffalo Seattle at Philadelphia SPOR shutout. Kurth blanked Mlan-d singled and moved to second on So. . O'IeanS Perfecta (7 6) $23520 PH. 322-3524 Miami. Ohlo 71, DaVion Washlnoon 104. Seattle Friday'sOaes m Milwaukee at Boston 3170 10.60 770 7 K's Shill your earlobes/ 224 E. FIRST ST. 24 10 )7S flI t Fancy Fillie Phoenix 10$. Cleveland 96 ieo i Ouinlela 1611 $10 20 Portland 117, Los Angeles 116, 7 OT Perfect. (6$) $4970 FOURTH. 1.1$, D. 31.47: Tryster c oo i Toda y's Games $ 70 i Urn 'P'umb Chicago at Atlanta 5a() 440 1 Pm,tluck New Orleans vs Bullalo at 900 3 Toronto Oiniela ()7) $77.60 You'!l find - 32 31 SOs 14 Atlanta The Seminole Junior College baseball team revenged last I ( i,rt1 I - IN BRIEF first on a base on balls to Mcntague Block 470 I Dwayne Gray, a fielder's Va, Tech 7$. W. Virginia es Quin leis (4 S) 11100 Pacific Division Golden 5t. Georgia St. 62, Mercer 60 SECOND, 4. C. 3973 36 26 SI) choice, Gary Jacobs' single, a Tenn. St. 70, UT Chattanooga 67 two rbl double by Franny Touch of Hope 74 40 II 10 140 3 seattle 30 33 .476 6' Old Dom Do-minion 101. Phila. Tex Here Comes Me 4.10 260 1 PhOnhx 21 33 450 • Chamberlain and a rn-scoring file 77 Angela P 76 37 .413 101-1 340 Portland L. Aflgeles Quinlela (I 3) tu so 71 40 341 14', Morehead 73. Marshall 72. OT single off the bat of Russ LitPerfects 0 1) 1176 40 MIDWEST ioU. Kent St, 69, Pittsburgh 6$ Double (53)1117 70 Wednesdays Ru'ls in the fourth, Jeff Kelly Toledo 79, Chicago Loyola 42 THIRD, SIC, M, 31,63: Boston 171, New York 103 in fashions from RoJay. Lj By The Alsociatod Press EAST 46 Il .7)0 — 32 31 HouStOn 40 740 ' Scores Midwest Division Chicago 3$ 72633 — e'.,C.Cr,,a),o FIRST, 5.1$, 0. 31.49: 33 7; , . Joyful Jack Sao 260 740 S Detroit 33 37 SOs 711 C4LOWJI need or want 26 37 413 is WEDNESDAY NIGHT Pa*ode / 2) 629 1'- N. Orleans 733 Western Conference HI Ho Bill College Cage Central DIvision 370 310 7 Trifecta ()7) 57720 Os 10S — 79 33 .165 11'i TWELFTH, 11, D. 39.30: Philapl,Ia Bang BangLula 140 360 300 3 monlaqveCryslal600 340 260 6 X 14 C ; As a 41 Is New York A—.fl70. Handle-- 5167,9$$ 00 Ph. 323.231 110 PARK AVE. WNTOWNSANFORD .' WL "ston Big P (21 with all 7) 12.773 90. (75 Buffalo 4 San Diego at Winnipeg BaIi?mof'e t Edmonton Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 740 3 Oulniela 14 7) 185 10 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIGUEj LADIES SIZES 4.12 I — I., PARADE OF VALUES 8061ft K I Quiniela (28) S36 20 IPU I rth Propels Raiders u TENTH, 5.16. A — I. ; SPONSORED BY YOUR • . 70 7 50 $ - - . . . . WHA Standing Standing - . punishment my son's gym Dr. teacher makes the class do 60 situps and 60 pushups. The next day his stomach muscles are very sore and painful. I know this Is good exercise, but usually you work up to this amount gradually. Could this sort of thing be harmlul in any their students to want to way? My son is 12 years old. exercise, stop that archaic DEAR READER practice of using exercise as Excessive exercise beyond pinithment. what the body is trained to do DEAR DR. LAMB Please will cause minor Injury to the tell me something about leg muscles. That ITVI}' be one aches. I Just came home reason for the mwcle soreness without finishing my png we all experience after mwh because the pain In my left leg episodes. Such exercise bouts was so bad. After I have been actually slow down the rate of walking for a couple of hours, body development and the the pain starts In the toe next to development ofexercise my little one. It don't get off it !I.. r*.!. i... Tir., irnmJ!!y, the c'er, -it 3L' cc_ doni strain. tinues on up to the knee and is The excessive exercise in ttds excruciating. form is not likely to do major I have been to the doctor harm to the health on the strt- three times with no imterm basis. lirovemeni He has checked my Why do I say short term clrcuial ion, which jsfjne.J have basis? Because the gym had tests for uric acid, teacher who uses exercise as a rheumatoid arthritis and the form of punishment is really like, and all are okay. dftr his .r hi- n p pm-. I'm 58, v 'ih 135 lyo n ,41 m1 pose. For ciu4ren exercise 1VC been very active. This should never be used as punish- problem Is beginning to affect ment. The idea is to make my activity. I have been having exercise pleasant and it for about four months now. something children will want to DEAR READER Aches hi do 'This it-ill h!p rnutv,t' the ('t and !i's cornf. frrn .. I AGTERW r Lamb, RD -.7.-cZCz" DEAR DR. LAMB - ... , — Punishment 1 . S. 5- j 5O0/OFF Not With the entry deadline entered in Top Fuel Is "TV March 13-16. Last year there convincing vi cto ry over Lennie gaining popularity in America. TO. Ivo, now driving for wasn 't an empty motel room for Pond and Daytona 500 winner For this reason, race promoter for the sixth annual NHI1A the Natiowise Rod Shop team. i 50-mile radius. The track is Benny Parsons. After three Cup Ed Otto feels Daytona Cycle Gatornatlonal already reads Sanford racer Johnny Brown working on Increased spectator events, Petty has 487 points and Week '75' could not be complete like a "Who's Who In Drag will have his strong-running parking, but It still will not be *43,400 in winnings. Parsons is wi Racing." ' thout speedway racing. Otto second in the Cup standings has invited some of this With "Big Daddy" Don with 441 points, but the Ellerbe, country's best riders to cornGarliLs, Gary Beck and Dave N.C. Kings Row Chevrolet pete for over *10,000 in prize Settles entered In Top Fuel, and driver tops the money list with money. Bob Glidden, Wayne Gapp, $44,910. defending champ Wa ll y Booth Speedway racing combines Cecil Gordon moved to third brute horsepower, physical and Bill Jen ki ns leading the way in Pro Stock, the list is place with 429 points, ahead of ability and courage. It demands Dave Marcis (4) and James the maximum from its cornimpressive, to say the leas t. Hylton (405). Bobby Allison petitors and gives the Late Pro entries to do battle z.....j.j_ i_' dropped from first place to maximum to the specta tors. UdiU inuuue ueienwng eighth as he did not enter the Speedway's technical rules Division 3 champion Paul Corvette in the gas classes ample Richmond race. The next stop are simple. The hike must have Lo n g enecker of Arcanum, Ohio chere' last year, during the in Sunday's Rich. on the Winston Cup Gra nd a nd 1974 U.S. Nationals points meet, he upset some of mood A500victory Naa oneno cylinder four-stroke has pushed reigning tional schedule Is the Carolina engine, more than 511 cc's, Cham pion Mar vin Graham of th etopstarslndrag racing He Grand National champion 500 at Rockingham's North and no brakes. Mo Oklahoma City, Okla, st bik es eventually lost to the winner of Richard Petty Into the Winston Carolina Motor Speedway this weighjustunder I&l pounds and Each driver qualified for a the meet and Uüs year he has Cup point lead for the liNt tio Surd ut u strung Wiiikritiunai.s lineup .iiiiC i.iit.k C iiurpwer on . is fiei arid U1I.S SINISOII. Class A speedway motorcycle nitromethane fuel. that required better than a 6.09. stronger Piotor aided by the 'Me five-time Winston Cup racing Is coming to Volusia in fact, Longenecker was the new Each night of racing begins at Turbo heads that hit the titleholder fron Randleman, County Speedway March 4.8. 8 p.m. Volusla County Speed. low qualifier In the event with market for Chevy. N.C. started on the pole with his Great Britain 's second largest way is located west of 1-95 on an outstanding 5.93 effort. Also The Gator Nationals will run STP Dodge and cruised to a s ctator sport is ranidlv pe ( AA rapidly approaching, the lineup 5. I /0 Exercise Dog Results . Thursday, Feb. 37, 17$-1 Drags, Stocks And k4wycles... - Mrs. Brady with (from left) Mrs. Wiseman, Mrs. McTavish, Angle Harden and Mrs. Harden. First S. Too4sie Midget ( 5). 6 WaII,e Detroit 11 71 10 41 5.4 79 eMarco (5). 7. ftC 's Gloavon (S Wash 6 53 S 17 131 339 7), $ Ba rn Berg (6) THIRD, IlL D I Swanees Division 4 WEDNESDAY MATINEE Welborn (6),2 K's Mandalay (5?). Buffalo 3 1) fl $8 769 $5 FIRST, 1.16. C. 3)61: 3 CMIa Paige (12), 1 llcn Murphy Boston 3219 11 71 271 191 M A 's Robbie 6 00 420 3.00 (tO). S Berkley Anion (a). All Tolonto n 79 ii si ,is 212 Rio Looker 6) 620 I 000d(i),7 Sandy Sun(5),$ Baynor CIlI 4.) 171 213 16 Poor Ann ,,o 6 (8) QuIniela II 4) FOURTH. 1.14, C Bouncer Wednejdey' Results crr,ur ii., u,ju: noy Ilfl. 7 Gun Powder (10), 3New York Ran rs ,t Louis i On rcr Y ou 7 io S so 3'0 $ Margie Maine (5), 1. Armis (5). Pittsburgh 3. '1ashincjton I Glen's Charm Ii.so 770 7 Push The Pace (6). 6 Smooth y Bill Atian,a 7. Philadelphia 1 Cobbler 340 1 IS 2). 7 Mineola Taipei (1). Los Angeles 7, Do-trod I OulnicIa (7$) 5113 ii) Montague Marker (6) Montreal i. Vancouver Perfect (5 7) $ 119 20 FIFTH, 1.16, 0 I. Frolicking Toronto 4, Kansas City 7 Double (A 8) $77.'0 Fran (6). 7. Old RoIe(12),3, What Minnesota), California 1 THIRD, 1.16, 0, The Calch(i). 4 Fast Baden (tO). S 31.71: Today's Games (oCd Company IS 70 I? 00 4 40 5 Drumbeater (5). 6 Happy Star (57), Detroit at Bost on I e. Pensive ; Lea Babe Eckert (1), 2000 770 4 Berkley Vancouver tt Philadelphia L John Ilenery 370 6 Petite (6) Los Angeles at Bulfalo tunle(a (4 it) $141 SIXTH, 5.14, A 1 Royal Gambit Friday'sOam, ' 1 " Perfecta (5 ) 5779 10 (6). Tt'i't Wn,1.. fIll 1 h''. ,.... nicago at Atlanta FOURTH, lie. M. 31.91: Quota (4),1 Go Torn Eckert ($2). S Molly Darling 1 00 1310 110 8 Marall Matt (10), 6 Nabu (II. Handy t(prp 1070 360 Wlchff Ida (61.8 Baruer She's Srnkl 100 3 SEVENTH. 1.14, S I Sf0 Eg n Ouiniel. (6 S) s i 60 (4)7 Eades Ion Gal(S7).3 Haggis Perfe cto (6 6) $317 90 (I), 1 Formosl (17), S Polly Dee FIFTH, 1.14. D. 31.10: East Division (10)6 K'sfleautIfuI(6). 7 Dougla Captain Star 960 600 3 Babe (6), I Mineola Poppy IS) Nick Bilby T Pt' OF 0* 7 10 140 7 EIGHTH. 1.16. A ,d01 New Eng Futime 77 7) 3 6? 193 210 Ou'niela (2 3) $77.60 26 31 2 S4 Iii 2o7 Brown Spectrc IS 2), 4 Mixer B Is). ClevInd " tecta 0 2133 I SO 208 239 S9710 K'5Q,,,'stlon (6), &. Cincinnati Harry Chicago II 42 3 31150 710 SIXTH, 1.14, 8, 31.33: (1). 7 Huba (12), 5, Mineola lnda?olis Ike Jet 11 40 1 Aguamn (I) ndrneMlit,es West Division IE 300 7 NINTH, 114, I Jolly Kidder Miky Vicky 170 3 (6), 2 Iii Ho Sylvia (57), 3. Berkley tt.?r 20 0 60 0 QuIniela (7 5) 571 60 Ripple (10). 1 Brulu's (I), S. Chrome Phoenix 30 74 6 U 216 $91 Perfect. (57) SS640 Minn. 3176 7 61 735 706 Charger (S), 6. R 8. Is Courtney "V SEVENTH. ' 1 4, f. .!'.!I: Diego 29 24 2 60 21$ 200 7. C.3 0 J., 14 , I. Doc Rock (6) Sno Kube Ii00 10 710 $ 15 ) 3 3) III 746 Texas Fay BaIt, Real Angel 320 740 1 (SI. 2 MItty Iii. T Knee Tumblesauit Caradian Division 710 1 (6), 1 Montague Deacon (12). 5. Quinieta (55) 575 10 St a t ely ($), 6 Ghost Chaser Quebec 3571 0 76 219 706 Perfect,, (55) $I70 6o Mineot,, Jacpde (41.5 Where's T ull y To.onto 3)26 2 68 267 236 EIGHTH, 114, 0, 31.12: (6) Edmonton 2124 3 19 20.1 119 G'OlciMCdIlIln 710 160 170 7 ELEVENTH, 7.I4.$l,manatee Vancvr 1177 2 II 153 II) Aviator 560 670 4 Peggy (41, 2, Barry King (10),) Go Winnipeg 2627 3 55777 ic'S LeavingOut 1200 7 Go Cactus (I). 1 Play Me (5). S . Qulnieli (7 4) $11 70 0 C's Merr' (52), 6. M.arg M (5) Wednesdays Results Perfect. (71) 13100 7 Fabulous Girl (17), 5. Hidden Chicago 4, New England 3 NINTH, 5.14, C. 31.72: Island (6) Houston 9, Cleveland 3 Artic Trader 2040 120 320 I Minnesota 1, lndlanapol.i 3. TWELFTH, 714. S Mike's Rumbler 100 360 1 SpecIal (4), 2. 1 B's Maid (3), 3 OT It. Colurnber 140 3 RIva Doll (72). 4 Cecy's First (I). S. Qulrtlila (1 5) m 70 Today Aladdin Lad )10), 6 Irish Trans (6) ames Perfect. (Ii) 17*120 7. Whlckerfrltch (17). I. Montagu,, Minnesota at New Engla nd TENTH, III, A. 31.34: Dictator (I). Vancouver at Quebec 1660 i so 740 2 HOuston at Phoenix Mystery 100 100 $ Canyon so 7 — SHOP DOWNTOWN SANFORD Get SPORTS a Y ORK I APi — The booming sport of tennis is her- rowing a page from boxing with the ballyhooed, highPats open mone'ed challenge match, [he latest is the Il million htt1i' liplti-ø n ti m.,,.. Tribe JVss lop Patriots The Seminol. High School JV swatted a single that scored two baseball team opened its season runs. Wednesday with a 5-3 win over Terry Smith led Seminole Lake Brantley. th a three-for-tour showing, Seminole Pitcher Mike Walker had a no-hitter until the including two doubles. sixth inning when Lake Seminole's Mark Robertson flrantky's Randy Fowler slammed a tniole for two rbi. RA LIDO CiNfi ri • - �- TTT .•-.. . --':-.-.-.l- • ..-' -••--.•---•.•--- 213—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday. Feb. 27, 1915 BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walkof C-,OLL%' NO - - -..'tOU AN' MARXO CWLD 14ELP OUT ME FOR HIS DINNER! 17 #J 109 K Q 7 62 & 64 2 &K83 soim Mo &72 by Dove Grauc — LL,rM&AD ThE SUCH 3tXD CARE V.est ' -47glAql CE- - % North East A A PA&s Pan 3V 5A Nss Nss 2& 4 VYRF, AaZADq HALF--UftWK! 54X-W5 O)CXW TAJZ- OiREF 8 0.64 S CLATTER with BIMO—BURNS - - DECA DISTRICT CONTEST WINNERS 7 [)isttlbuthe Education Club 0 s t"11,110A.6 South Parts Wtdoyoudo now, whit's new' ?S~ r 1~1` -n 1 By Roger sollon 0 r PLC ID LIKE PLEASE . -! law- T"4E cu-r-_.# r-----\ , ' dt. ,- •, - - ) nt C01Y Station. N#* Ywk. N. Y. 10019 by Ga.'ry Trudeau TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS INC.• PFAEZ~ v avxw- P.17y- /T5 JWA 16V Af AVA6WY COtRUXE 6%ZVY4WWN PC \ Ph 323.5676 - 307 E. 25th St. 1.' US PLYWOOD PANELING 1. I Sanford SPECIAL ALM,4at *4W 7W II IMPORTED LAUAN ' Reg. - . .. 'I .• TUMBLEWEED NOW HAJ flilS: I.- KMRN IMT1W To 'J - 99 $ yi. $45 PANEL CENTER - I • .1J byT. K. Ryan - "•' •% ______ ., ____ i HOIMMøPIA1j.YApwgj lNiDCONpUC1Jfl3Ej.g • AS A GAM POPM REIR lNy(JR PRAYERS - * M - "Dollar Bill" He'll Give You The Most For Your MoneY C SIR .. ____ •. , - by HeimdahI & Stoffel TmAxis 1COMES, 7Th ALWFAOY WANG EVEWyTW"61S UP THE GAVC MES SO F-XPENSIVE CART.' __ PftISCILLA'S POP ___ ' 111 E . -* ThERE'S A MM.EA6 VMATAEYtJ V RY INTERESTit4c er IT SAYS WF_ EACH usF_ 12 000 QUARTS [OF AN E14L INN TO OUR FRIDAY NIGHT FAMILY -, - - DETROIT (AP) — A little example, can produce up to If the car Isn't there, the orflexibility Ii the key to getting er 2 `X0 of a s5We mcZel %sith- der is :;cat tu build it. G11,1's newcarwlthlnhow-sofwal.clng out making an identical pair, timetable is typical. into the showroom. But If the because of the scores oi options Inc order is, mailed to the buyer wants one of those hard. and colors available, central office, where it Is to-find machines, It could be Ford and Chrysler have near- double-checked and put into the two months before he gets the ly similar numbers. firm's computer system. That keys. The average Is about The Industry has about 1.6 takes 10 to 30 days depending on three to six weeks. million cars built and ready to the mail and whether the That's the range found In a sell. original order is correct. t check of rmtroit auto deal. When the buyer orders his car It takes another 10 days to get ers and Big Three automakers. "the dealer will do his beat go the combination of the order Automakers are willing to sell him a car out of stock, and and parts from 13,000 suppliers stdp cars hundreds of mdes that means give him a better tothe cssembly line and the car from one dealer to another to deal," a Chrysler spokesman built. Another 10 ys get a car out of stock to a buyer, said. elapses while the car lsshipped ra ther than build one especially Certain cars, such as full. byrailandirucktothedealer for him. size car with very little or no who gives it a once over and "Today, as compared with optional equipment, am hard to hands the new owner his keys. six to eight months ago. or even find. "Very few people order more so compared with 18 them," the Chrysler spokesman months ago, generally we can said. omeupwlthyourcarconsldThe dealer w1U check zone erably faster." said Jim Conlin, and neighboring zones to see if dfrof the sales section for such a car is available. GenJ GeczaiMotocs."We'vegota Mothrs has 48U.S. sales zones, considerable Inventory, the Ford 3-4 and Chrysler, 22. "Iis full.to "We"11 dealer trade across But even with a half-million sales zones if necesury, hm Chevrolets In stock, It's very Chicago to St. Louls"'for ex--' possible the exact car the buyer ample." a Chrysler spokesman wants does not exist. Chevy, for said. COL. JIM'S r- RIED CHICKEN EVERYTHING SERVED FAMILY STYLE "Don't even dress up the kids" ADULT CHILDRE 2n25 $1z50 "'Got Grandma's Cornbread Too" C1l11)U1IIJJ[LJL QUALITY INN NORTH SR 434 & 4 Longwood, Florida (305) 862-4000 - ''' --' BUGS BUNNY - -- . BRING THE WIFE& KIDS Hu " . _w, T Chic Young A rjsrt C4tA C-C) AEAD IS.V,..EwA [ANSVL, J- I e - I .- • MA A -- . BLONDIE - - E ____ •. 4 - 4iv T -.-I! -_ - "t. Honey ___ ______ MqV LdfVWa#j :aW-:o.,(cg,,5 n@*SP#P#r). P 0 Bair 489, Radio ZNT_TWL READWM. r k Answer Twnmeis "Y,A" AW 7 94my atm. iazm!~ i. :Q FUNNY BUS#NESS by Larry Lewis 504`1 F. W P ER-9 'U' evervlhuin' / A N z l i of Lake Brautley. Trophies were donated by area McDonald's Restaurants. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichuts) 11041.160, 7"_ "My parents spell "What's new? How would nrw — / Dokken, owner of MeDonalds, Fern Park, am ifrom left) seated, Jim MeKenna, Lyman, food marketing i&nd service Donna Hunt, job Interview; standing. Rooler Spencer, 2elroleum product and service; and Karen Reilly, Girl Scout of District, all ,J,, y I .. Seminole took hovors in the recent District Conference beld at Seminole High School. First place winners shown'with BW 000NES8UJRY - - pass player. wowdhave noproblem with, had become a real problem. Lancelot was sure that the right line of play would qtill hr him Lc ,, what was the right line? Finally the peerless one arrived a t i / —, ________________ _P Nortb F.Ast I - ,. 2^ Sr 1 jrc( It the hr-; t k n i ght South, of the round table and the best layer at the bndge table. took -hAQ76V2 # KJ 54 J6AQ$2 %'hat d,) sm do rvw, ace of diamonds and led a trump to dummy's jack East A - B1dtour clubs. You like ) our discarded a Ppade What had parWr's bid appe.irc-0 to be a hand t~at even by Art Sonsom W I ~VT 0KS CAM - IV Pass NEW YORK (AP) — AmerlHousing now Is the near the months, housing, rtarti rwx, in cans like to boast that the irs dept of i collapee, having January. Nevertheless, U anthe best oused nation in the been undermined by high inter. nual rate for that mon th was world, seemingly oblivious to est rates that siphoned off mon. only r.37,000 units, less than one. the slums, the vast number of ey to Uncle Sam and Industry, half the rate most officials feel homes in disrepair, the poorly both of which could pay the IS needed. planned or fragmented serv. Wgl~er rates. Ironically, one of the things ices. Homeb'ye co'Jdn't afford that may hold back the recov And they either forget or fall such rates, and neither could to appreciate how housing In mo6t homebuflders, the nature cry is a big inventory of unsold the United States Is almost a]- of the industry being that a aparL ments and single-Iamfly ways the industry to feel the goodly percentage of the work houses. About 410,000 units reeconomic pinch the first and be done by relatively small, main unsold, largely because or'St,and sometimes isthe last poorly financed busineismen customers could not obtain recover. Now, with interest rates fall. mortgages. Legislators have Wked about Ing and people returning their It is probably for fti reason it, industry and social sFTvicc funds to the savings and loan that the bright news, the first in representatives have com. associguans, the biggest Mort- months, was partially ec -Upsed plained about itI, and families gage lenders, the outlook Is be , by a shadow of old problem5. eking homes hav e been vinning to ch'm 'U'flS of mi liu2ln,' ptrmit, Issued, 'n forced to tolerate it, but nothing proving. indication of future acti%rity, substantia! is done about it. For the tint time in four actually fell again. - By Oswald James Jacoby THE BORN LOSER Americans Ignore Slums Lnd Sou th We'st I .. eas>, d st for fun try to make the without cashing exactly one high spade bL fore playing clubs i Thursday, Feb. fl,,;3.3 - his last three clubs, Any time West ruffed. Lancelot would overff and spread his hand. If West didn't ru ff Lancelot could be able to shed all dummy 's king, A Q 10975 Nth-Soith vulnerable LEAVE a ML~ i EveningHe1aId, Sanford, 50111t1Yfl based on East holding exactly five spades and not six. He cashed dummy's ace of spades and played dummy's ace $8543 andackofclubs. East could do 6AJ n thing better than take his kin id play a diamond for _______________ A 110 a 6 3 uncelot to ruff. OOP MIL"OBLIGED, GUZ! 1 by Dick Thrn.r RNIVAL — WITH A A K 54 V J;0 4 ALLEY CA LiREAl FuR RA II BBERY CA--I T r Irs' , M A90b, 1011111111 111111111M AOk 1 0 WINTHROP do by Dick v-;;;:;;;-:;;;;-;-'.----- 1 - CREEPY-CRAWLIE5 HA,5`114E • Covohli MUST SAVE IFF HC- AM. by Bob Montana ___________________________ THIS HUGE WE VvCULDN'T WANT ( SURE MAKES iT TRUMPET VINE ANYTHING TO HAPPEN EASY TO cuma u HAS GROWN TO IT!IT C-4ZCW,-q THERFE HEM FORTHRff RIGHT' UP TO MY ) p — -' - rJO ED _. IYOUX IN ACCOvAjr.4 i5ur wlirvE ISTILLA R THE 0LSr WHOLE PlIZATLu, TO VEAL WMIl HERE THE FIRST FALSE &ovs' I ELK & MEEK by HOWI. Schn.jd.r Federal regulations require a substantial Interest penalty for early withdrd.-.,,alls NATURAL TOURMALINE FULLY LET OUT MINK STOLES Reg. Price 695.00...Jan. Sale Prite 556.00...... GREAT FUR ROBBERY AUTUMN HAZE AND RANCH MINK JACKETS GREAT FUR ROBBERY C, "21 -- 1 GREAT FUR ROBBERY NATURAL RANCH MINK COAT I 1200v00 $ FRANK AND ERNEST by B*b TMves CROWN RUSSIAN SABLE JACKET Reg. Price, 6,950.00...Jan . Sale Price 5,560.00.... lie 00 z UNWIND so I I MY . kc 1..4 D SHORT RIBS THAT by Frank Hilt — First Fod*ral of Seminole Savings Plans 537nOO THAT -- Oil all certificate accounts. 1417e00 .1 YACHT, I 8.06% effective yield NATURAL AUTUMN HAZE MINK STOLES Reg. Price 395.00...Jan. Sale Price 299.00.... by Crooks & Lawrence ATE aturity ev : CAPTAIN EASY 6myear absolutely the lowest we have I .0 j deposit jacket or coat, these prices are V.-404 J~,r I 1,000 minimum you ever wanted a fur stole, ARCHIE 5-ROW NORWEGIAN FOX CAPLETS Reg. Price 295-00...Jan. Sale Price 236.00 Fun Furs with Leather & Suede from 19500 GREAT FUR ROBBERY 4170PO 0 1 GREAT FUR ROBBERY 'FIRST FE 7s:s 1:;:: 711% $IO4 6 S11% It$ZWtuu 572% 5159$ ItZynn 5 15 94 del 111se 12% 111'1141111 90 toll S.11% IS 1"141 pnik" 481 ill 4 day ftl L 177900 1 . GTALWOUHf BankAmericsM, Mater Chqe or Layaway Plan LE tip WAY At40 THIN AR SANF 351 North Oratige Avenue 9 422-3565 a Downtown Orlailido if Futs Lsttlod To Show Country Of Oti2inof ImportedFurs 2J tt. a ___ - -.....a,..j.......... I _______ 11t. - •II �48—EveningHera ld, Sanford, Fl Being Thursday, Feb. 27, 1975 Different Is Way Of Life For Residents Of Town Fin. I AP In fact, sideshow freaks are Mafia River has h&,e to it here.' worked the circuit as the half 175,000 11! t'ad to start from public has newer been better, payroll and rarely do they want Sandwiched between Central celebrities, says Ward Hall, the carnys the hawkers, the And Sandra Reed, an albino lady because of missing limbs, scratch." The better educated people t,e. to switch from one show to anFlorida's phosphate mines and founder of The Worlds Fair concessionaires, the ride men, sword swallower from Her. runs the business now. Hall is the kingpin of a come, the more Interest they other. "They are very danish. tomato fields is a tiny town Freaks and Attractions, Inc. the magicians, the sword mond, N.Y., who came aboard unusual. Take a look If they're happy with the show, Cot. Casper Balsam, a mldg. dwindling era with four of the where the librarian bills herself they don't want to change," "These people are to Gibson- swallowers,, the (Ire eaters and six years ago and married Mar. et, was the local policeman for country's seven remaining today at the revival of as half woman, half baby; the ton what movie are to the misfits, old "Big says Hall. Sand, a 712- years until his death. Dolly sideshows under his domain. chcraft, occult, magic." lobster boy is on the local board Hollywood," Hall "They Here they can escape from pound fat "It's like one big family," he from Lancaster, Reagan, To bear this out he cited has three human of directors and for years the are very much accepted two-night stands, glittering hot Ohio. stunted from the waist down, shows; the other is optical Wu. t1sUcs from a recent fair In adds. "l'lt do this as long as! policeman foot tall made a part of the lights, dusty fairgrounds, very Her whole family worked didn't let that curtail her activi- alon. Dallas, Tex. In an tUlUSUaIly can. These midget. If they lived in Columbus, Ga., strange faces carnivals so hectic pace was ties. It's heyday In the late long 17-day run, 66,000 sideshow close to me. When I'm old and It's Gibsonton, where the 2,- they nothing new. falling apart,tf they'll push me And Grady St il es, bi ll ed a tickets were sold. Percilla Bejano is known s l93 500 population doubles in winter mayor's banquet. But these At the height of the season In a wheelchair, I'll be there Miss live 36-i nch - the Lobster Boy because of The re were more than whenthecarnlvalcjrcujtcome.s people are invited to functic'ns the Monkey Girl on the road. Hall has about 60 people on the with them." black hair covers her 'swords in her act and says she's claw-like limbs, is a member of sideshows those years. home from the road, from head to foot, crosses her been contacted by the Guineas the board of directors of the InToday there a decline in Here no one seems to notice — For decades forehead and chin and runs Book of Records. Independent Showdeformed attractions because miashapes or deformities, rated spot near the scenic down her. cheeks, men's Association, of advances In medicine and DAWSON'S WALLPAPER Heading south on the Gull "Here everyone is impor. surgery. "It's like a blind man or Coast from Tamp along old timt," said hail as be watched somebody without Then, too, In the old SALE Trail one could pass Ralph Smoot, the Human Pin Reasons Why arm," "You get used ever seeing Cushion, double as a carpenter. sideshows played little oneSTOCK 150.000 to it." the wood frame houses, C "Today we Just Smoot sticks thin through You Should Dank & Finance With She's not on the PRICES arms onsthge, Of f-stage he play the big fairs and it has tered with tents, banners, poles helps build wooden p!atforms dried UP resources. You're not START AT Q9 For her, it's a livelihood. "I they're there coming In contact With new 1st2 LOCATIONS fun at work," and equipment says and the acts, 0:: less a mile off the main 905 N. Orlando Ave. 5901 Anno Ave. "I get to see you Hall, started in the business eat, Ha ll says. nothing but Flagship Bank of Sanford artery 17.92 Maitland, Fla. Pinecastle you have to to see me." a clown at the age of 14 and Also, with the advent of the YOUR DOWNTOWN BANK 617.2473 851-2270 he there's Pete Terhurne, There are some subtle hints bought his first sideshow in big rides In the mid 'W car. a midget from Breckendirge, like the Giant's Motel, once 1951. DIRECT AUTO FINANCING— nlval owners began to lose In. OP Eu , IQ ?_.CLO5E 0 SUN DAY COSTS YOU L "' ten with llall' (wn(! hy "1 tn hu1din; it up," h the late krct in dehow;. Wondercade for 21 years. "To fire chief who stood more than 8 said. "Today I don't think I Hall Ironical one SIGNATURE LOANS AVAILABLE me, It's home," he says. "! like Feet tall. His widow, who mild duplicateour big, show for respect: "Interest from the I UtLi3Ut, LUi. — LEISURE . 01 Evening Herald, Sai,Io,d, Fl. have in the THURSDAY wit- says. man whose growth was He TONIGHT'STV EVENING . oddity and was a three community. 7: (2) To Tell The people are and stares. the She's a librarian. Reed uses Long is ternatlonal days, AFTER INVENTORY ROLLS towns. d 4. 8:00 IN defensive. trailers and the backyards clut. - I props. But have my she y. . as pay T n _________________________________________________ Mimi., In YOU vv oras h o 1 ' -* e vvise • ESTABLISH CREDIT THROUGH PROMPT PAYMENTS OF LOANS Frenchman I FINANCING & BANKING AT THE SAME INSTITUTION PROVIDES YOU SAVINGS & C0NVF'JI On BvROrrEIIA,I(;KovE The Herald Sen-Ices . FLAGSHIP BANK jw some 600 American OF SANFORD vN INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. SANFORD 700W.FIRSTST. 322.I11 An Equal Housing Lender Mimber FDIC business A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR enterprises In France, with such multinationals as I.B.M. and General Motors In the forefront, All employ a large percentage of French em. Gwutud Forever T. Mamk,s of -_Simplicity With 0464 OR MAIL THIS COUPON TO WNTERSET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. 120 N. ORANGE AVE. ONEAL ARCADE, SUITE 7 ORLANDO. FLA. 32801 NAME STREET STATE TELEPHONE energy ZIP - ____ - ___________________ AA " 349 ) Avoid appearing superIor L!8 E P NICE cR I and unapproachable. WHITC, DUC DE ROHAN AND RED 10) "Belonging" means Joining the group within SNAPS. NOW READY enterprise for which you work. I PETUNIAS, PANSIES &____________________ Learn to play golf. Americans I like to together on Satur. I LGUSTRUM GARDENIAS days at the golf club. 3% 4 Young Buds For 11) Go to the parties 469 Ex,. P4 Spring Bloom organized by the office. It would R. ig 5.91 Spec. Rig. 4.I Spec. 389 be discourteous to avoid them I 1. 4 and would not escape notice. SEE OUR CERAMIC HOBBY- CRAFT DEPT. I 12) Register your private LARGEST STOCK OF telephone number. REENWARE IN FLORIDA. The "Don't's" are less . Iu numerous: 1) Don't hesitate to turn on the lights In your office. This LEE ROAD __ would be hard to explain, could I be conside red incongruous. > o. p2) Don't exaggerate your I foreign but also don't try a.xA iniltate yvir version of the I I $PaURSE4Y 1 American accent, What Is far a ! If morelmportant,makeaneffort to loam u l anguage and I .- - . .. " ll - - .:-... SEAFOOD F1GHTnIGHFOODcOT, FLORIDA FISH .. " ' MERCHANTS 410 George Ave., Msitland .,.~/ '~. (Behind Purple Porpoise ) -T FR H SCALLOPS - " -'---.--- — i -1 LB. $1 .99 1z as rh PRICES GOOD MON. FEB. 24 THRU SAT. MARcI4 1 - Peeled - t Deveined Shrimp ... 1 lb. bag. OUR OUAIITY ! CUAR.A,TrCP' $1.79 3) Don't .A Don' t expect company HOMEMA KERS S H BEAR BUFFALO CARIBOU CHAMOIS 4 1~ DEER RABBIT HARE kAOON MOOSE SEAL OPOSSUM SQUIRREL Tnmow: EiIeTermInoIoy kA Tuesday-March 4th-7:30 P.M. 01 Q A k tiii _ I 10 11 0 - '' ' ftwke.t i 4 mw.., Iavi.s Pvql. Come vø1rnf. It rtf,,.1 - // 7i Entertainment o Gift m v - I, i. 11 . • ' _____________ 33 __________ ___________ HEY KIDS 9 A(adam A,..rd teen Ine* STARTS TOMORROW 35 36 17 _______________ — ________________ ° n" — 44 — — — 41 L 46 — 47 45 — 51 149 50 — — — 2 ______ _____ — — — — — " JOURNEY BACK JO Ii RN ET ! Bays To MI.. WITH ALL THE CHARACTERS YOU LOVE . AND. LIlA MINELLI'S VOICE Door Prizes • Free Samples H I —————— .t — — ________ RETURN 1002 AND LOVE IT AGAIN GREAT FUN FOR — i iii \Tt i':;1p "" -.-, TO OZ" t. Exhibits • Free Recipes -56 S I 30-Apartments Unfurnished E YOU TROUBLED? Ciii Toil Frit, 6442Qfl for "We Care"— "Hotline" Adults or Teens _________________________ FROM %t 60 110W. AIRPORT bLVD SANFORD, FLA 3137170 Lerithint Vinegar! 641 Kelp! Now all four In one ca psule, ask for v54e, Faust's Dr's __________________ — MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE Deputy Clerk immediatelythereafter; 01heri. Sanford, Florida 37771 default will be entered against you Publish: Feb 70, 27, March 6, 13, WllNE5Srnyhandandthesealo, this Court on the 15th day of February, A.D. 1975. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwnh, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By- LIllian I Jenkins Deputy Clerk ROBERT M. MORRIS HUTCHISON, LEFFLER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION t'4Ø 7S2I9.CA44.F In re the Marriage of: LAWRENCE FRANKLIN CUNNINGHAM. 8. MOklttS Post Office Drawer H Sanford Florida 32771 Attorney for Petitioner Publish: Feb. 20' 77, March 4, 1). and MARY LOUISE CUNNINGHAM, Wife. NOTICE OF SUIT 1975 To- LAWRENCE FRANKLIN DEK.119 CUNNINGHAM 3?] -- FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM A)nyrniJ C.n Help Calidl3 ISV write P.O, Box 1713 Sanford, Florida c'wr roo ]tS )72) "'irne MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. 1 &3 Bdrm, turn or un?urn. )702 Orlando Dr. 377 1A70 _____ _____ Lost '' ( -1 21 - DUPLEX. Furn or unfum. Ideal location. reasonable rent Ph -. & Found ________________________ FOUND Small white female Chihuahua OwnerIeasecailnornI -. . each for 50 or more Cackleberry Farms, -, mile off Ii on Samsula FRANKLIN ARMS Apartments "Quiet Elegance .11 you' ve Searched or the ultimate In apartment living, you 'll find It at Franklin Arms Ccncn;l:r lus t two oiocc i it 9', between Fairway Plaza and Seminole High School One Bedroom $144 Two Bedroom $174 Six Month's Lease Dr. to Cackleberry Farms Sign, . Masonry Construction 904425 5459 Central Heat&Aj, 1t'—liflt,'ttdj — WaII.to-WaIl Shag DIshwasher & Di!posal Pool & Clubhouse Laundry Facility ADULTS ONLY PETS CONSIDERED 18—Help Wanted ____________________________ _______________________________ AVON 7. 323665O 1120 Florida Ave. says.... Make it a Happy New Year, Pay Sanford, ha, last years bills and star? saving again. No selling experience Det.jry, Adults. Lovely large 1 necessary. Let's talk *b04jt it. bedroOm air, ideal for retired persons 46$ 4451; 372 $051. Blvd.; off 23tP, St.; ofl Locust Ave. — ___________________________ Call i-3079. close to ownto, new lovely 7 bedroom, air, carpet, kitchin fully Clerical Help wanted, bookkeeper equipp ed , Water'Ifgarbage throui trial balance, for small servIce pd. by owner. S170. 372. construction Co. Office, preferably 7591 Of 3231593. ____________________ With mechanized accounting experience on Burrough' L-, DON'T FORGET THE HERALD'S Must have wllllng.,ess to be HOMEMAKERS SHOW at THE trained i, Pompano Bach, Fla. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER for several montht before re. March A. Cooking show starts at location 01 office in Sanford. 7:)0,but doors open 11630 for you ________________________ to orowse through the many Areas open. - . 'of f Southwest One week s work assembling displays of exciting •nerctiandise from local merc hant's, national mail campaign. Office — ... esperience not essential. Non Smokerhelpful, only. $3.00 per hour. Two bedrm. aljt., or large 2 bedroom 10 to A daily. State experience, hOUse. 323 9370 from 9 to 4, age pIone P.O, Box 2031, San Residence unknown ford, 32771. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ___________ 31—Apartments Furnished IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND a suit has beam I lied against you A GOOD SALESMAN —ii never out FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, that in the Circuit Court for Of work. Call us if you have a real FLORIDA. estate license, and a desire to WELAKA AP AR TMENTS CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.I$S4.CA.04.0 Seminole County, Florida en In R, the Marriage EARN MOREl 114W :, . FORREST GREENE, INC. PATPICIA BOWERS, of- LAWRENCE FRANKLIN CUNNINGHAM, Husband, and REALTORS 3)3 S3or3fl pe70 PETITIONER. AND HAROLD Furnished I bedroom air cond. apt INOP AM BOWERS, RESPON lStfiOOt,bduttS orly No pets )fl MARY LOUISE CUNNINGHAM. Ladies as Fashion Show Directors Wife, Civil Action No 73219 CA 01 DENT 9410 for Sarah Coventry Jewelry . Earn F The nature of thiS suit is to obtain AMENDED $35 Hr. Full or part time No In WANT AN EVENING AWAY FROM a dissolution of marriage, special NOTICE OF ACTION vestment 3732791 after 6. equity or award as lump sum HOME—FREE? Then aflend the TO HAROLD INGRAM BOWERS alimony oi property, including real Executive Secretary Shorthand Herald's Homemakers Show t Property deurlbed below. and other the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, preferred, ex--tilent tyPist. Good YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED relief, including the disposition of PWCh 4 417:30 P.m. Door% open at that an action for dissolution of pay and benefits Reply Box 544 care of The Herald, P.O. Box 1437. marriage and to claim special the following deScribed property Waled at. PeYSIV.nIa Avenue, equity In th e following described Ovi Sanford. Fla 37171 edo. Seminole County, Florida, T furnished apts., quiet neig h. property to wit, to wit: bo'hood. Only CASHIER permanent Lot 1. Block I, Plantation Estates. The North 93 S3feetot Lot 30. OAK Apply In person to Sa nford Plaza residents. Deposit required $31 UnIt 9, according 10 the Plat thereof MOUNT SUBDIVISION, according Theatre after 7 p.m. as recorded in Plat Book 73, Page 2, to the plat thereof as recorded in Public Records at Voiusia County, Plat Book 11. page 73, 0, the Public Plant Man. must be willing to work I rooms, very nice, water & gas Florida, 27______________ 8 _30 31 34 ,IlI 24 1 — — - ,,_, 25 32 LAST DAY ALICE DOESN'T IVE — _________________ _____ , ;P)..#pp1r THIS WAY... 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T_I A L A cana 1I4 T a: A a: N 46MUS,CII 14 Guarantee syllable 15 Incarcerate 6 Sea eagles 34 Bbiicai 48 Ventilate 16 Scottish 7 Borough in mountain ACROSS luuvctionE The hidden names Used below appear forward, backward, up, down, oi dfly In th e punk. Find nach hidden name and boa It in A1=11: Seal) 3 Lines Minimum - this Court on this the 141 h day of Enroll now for Spring sewing February, A.D. 1975. classes. Singer approved dealer. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 210 E. lit St., 3775161. Clerk of Circuit Court _____________________________ Selnole County, Fmorida By: Cecilia V Eliern ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 4—personals _________—______ WITNESS my Hand and seal of — for the relief demanded in the I75 Petition OEK.i14 _________ Penn's state'l I J0 _ rBF I TO 1R CU I N 00CC AR I original with the Clerk of Circuit This show gets funnier by the below, on or before march 21. 1975 CARROLL BURKE week. and file the original thereof with the Attorney for Petitioner Clerk of this Court either before 417 Sanford Atlantic Yr-vice on Petitioners attorney or Bank Bldg. Answer to Previous Puzzle S Q U I R H 0 M E L H I 1 0 R I U Q 8 , Sales Increase •.. (6) PrIce Is Right (9) General Hospital B Q B E E 0 A H B H 0 1 T I B B A R Q Y NURSERY I -.. Cazaville, Quebec. Canada YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for dissoiutior of friendly neighbors from marriage has been filed against you dropphigIn.Barneyalso and you arereqUired fo5er vepy be muriage counselor for Fish, of your written defenses. If any, w ho may be get ting a di vorce. thereto on Petitioner's attorney, WhOSe name and a dd ress appear 3:00 (2, 8) Anot her World ________________________________________________ -- address is RFD 3. veillance from an apartment, but cdn't seem to keep the Martian 1 0 R BARNEY and a narcotics drop under w- (44) Underdog U 0 U H A R B C T E M 1 0 P 1 1 S H N yai) lfl $ 10,000 Pyramid (9) ABC Court, Sanford, Florida, on or before MILLER "The St.akeout" A GLORIA ANN DESCHAMPS, Wife 'he 21st day of March. AD. 1975; NOTICE OF ACTION stakeout turns a drop into otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded party.Barney and his unit have To: Marcel R. Deschamps. whose last known in tne PetItion. 2:30 (2. 8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My 1 M A L 811 F I F 0 H U H A M 0 N A 8 0 T I U U 0 - — different 0- 8-8:30 26 limes _____________________________ FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH and you arere.qulred?ofitea copy of JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE y'jr writtefl defenses to I!, if any, on S300perbu COUNTY, FLORIDA 377 6733; 377 0362 Carroll Burke, Atlorney for CIVIL ACTION NO. 7345CA-0A Petitioner, whose address is 612 Samsutà Live leghorn hens, while In re: the Marriage 01 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. theyIat, MARCEL each for 1 to W 5k P. DESCHAMPS, Sanford, Florida. and tile the Husband 41c a Il,ie ]Ica line 2lca line DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Fridaj NOTICE OF ACTION OOd Thngs to Eat 13, TO: SHELBY JEAN FERGERSON -. -RESIDENCE UNKNOWN FRUIT FOR SAL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED F. y FOSTER. I . '.'rv - n',;? ,, •,, .,,' ol — 373 $54 — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Marriage hM been filed against YOU (35) Mayberry RFD I thru S times 6 thru 23 times -- Deputy ClerS 'ublith- Feb. 70, 27, March 1975 (44) Hogan's Heroes () Guiding Light __________ 0 C A R work 5) . Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 1200 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot ' (, ) (9) All My Children 133, 441 Movie OH N lOWE I L ARAEIRACCOONRQSRCOA in extent, been 'colonized'. - i6) Search For (3S) My Favorite H A I H E A E 0 B P 0 P F T U S H E F 1cA1RM5 AV W I — ___ Piaui for (1fl Da'tjrn (24) Electric Curnp1',' (33)Lt In Sp6ce 600 (2,6,8,9) News (74) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News (13) Ofd Smothers Brothers (74% C4rrar1.)ip,,i,,6 T H 0 0 0 V E I U 0 A S I D E I U S F - -- (6) Andy Griffith T C H A M 0 1 S F S E M E 0 H C R M ti be late either for _______________________________ J OF a meeting. LARGEST STOCK OF CERAMIC KILNS, 4)Don'tbe"sioppy"—elther POTTERY WHEELS, CLAY & KEMPER certa or POTTERY TOOLS IN FLORIDA. American business, either 111 directly or through agents, ideas which they propound and the salient points without Un- presents for Christmas as In asserts itself without undue practice are very But i )?0W proves necessary verbiage. The aim is Fmnce whether you have haste, albeit deliberately. And from a European's, both in totran3mlt your klea,nornore GREENWA I* employ more and more personal relatlonsiilpo as well no less. So go straight 10 , hew It for one or 10 yews, it can I Frenchmen. be tarmInatei aatIngly as In The general way of doing point and be brief. it, "These conquerors of business. All the ideas they 5) Your clothes should be marketing and mnagesnent bring with them they consider Impeccable, whether you wear 6) Don't forget names. I the Christian name have their habits. To good because they are sue- a conventional business suit or AND GARDEN SUPPLY or names of the person you are collaborate effectively with cessful. It would be Idiotic to informal wear. A close ON WYMORE RD.. BETWFFN FAIOR*Nwa we 'w aludy iheui. t 4u13u11 re IN.WINTER PARK "SIt that Christian names are often without saying that the bosses alter all, and nails, a daily shoe shine are Americans observe the laws of u,ed right away. 2) Refrain from shaking essential. It also shows respect C[SED SUNbAySLJ....... I the country, but even though hands (It is customary In for your associates. Falling they have two eyes, cars and France to shake hands with these, you might soon find hands like everybody else, thy colleagues every moening on yourself out of a Job. . , / 0 do not use them in the same arrival at the office) ecept 6) Be "versatile", "flexible" 10 Way. when first introduced. 'rnn In ycur job, taking depart. I "There are customs which then on "hi" expresses, with a mental transfers, new routines proper to them. To which sign of the hand, either pleasure or a change of manager In your j , they cling." or Indifference, stride. Are Invited To THE then are the "Do's" a 3) Speak without emphasis. 7) Invite them to your home. Frenchman is advised he Say what you have to say Americans like to meet the should learn: simply and to the point, families of their coworkers. I) Adapt yourself to "their unemotionally, but with self8) You absolutely must learn 0-4—W. — — — ways", see the world through assurance, showing that you to socialize and cultivate a their eyes. At every level, the know your subject. human approach to everjbcdy, 4) Forget your P'celIen 2I!fl T' 'rt r perFrench essays. When writing a ,,na1 worries during working Winn Dixie At The Sanford Civic Center letter or a service note, stress hour& local sector and throughout the South reported a 13.85 per cent sales advance during the four weeks ended Feb. 8 compared with the like period a year ago. Sales totaled $232,434,884 against $204,160,950, an increase of$28,fl3,94, For the 32 weeks ended Feb. 8, the volume was $I,771,32l,8S1 compared with $l,499,5,8, a rise of 14 The COmnlaQfly currently operates 993 su pe rmarke ts compared with 956 a year ago. Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (S1 .: V,t, 12:30 (2,11) Blank Check C C H S E IE D 1 13 1 El A I D Q U I H A H L I G B accent is , Neighborhood kC Mc-ue Club () Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (35) 12:00 (2, 44) Nc.'s (6) Young And Life (9) The Big Showdown 0 0 D A 0 0 M E F S N T Roger's (9) Let's Make A DCOI Edible Game _ Animals 0EA0HIESLMA - 645-4020 - Sweepstakes 16) Joker's Wild D M H A B B 0 1 0 E D N 1 0 P M A H C are BUY DIRECT FROM THE WHOLESALER! mmummunumm AFTERNOON I -- - (24) Mister 1:30 (2. 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They are the chainon of all systems corn.merce, Industry, Investment, excháge. Eveji the' Ruàlans haverecognizedthesefacts. "And as It happens, the F re nch ha ve long since, to a (8) Today In Florida 6 - Si (2) Dilly Devtnn,iI 7:00 (2, U) Today (6) New s (9) Big Top (13) Cable Spotlight (24) The Sinners 10:30 (33) Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, S. 9) News " ":'i - . at WINTEISET MEMORIAL SOCiETY, INC. PERFCRMED BY A LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR LIMIT 11:55 (6) News Semester "' "La $36500 SPECIAL 'I .4', (33) (44) Gilligan's Island RATES — Having Claims or Demands Against claiming to have any right, title or Flora, to the Clerk of the Circuit interest In the real prorty herein Co'jrt, and file the same in duplicate described, and as provided in Section 733. 16, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida Statutes, In their offices in mat an action to foreclose a mor the County Courthouse in Seminole tgage on the following real property County, Florida, within four In Seminole County, Florida. calendar months from the time of The South 10 feet of Lot 7 ano the the first publication hereof, or the fectoft oil. 6iuk S. PALM same wIll be tarred. TERRAF, according to the Plat Filed at Sanford Florida. this 171h thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 4, day of February, l aties B? and 83 of the Public S Vera Mae Golietta Records of Seminole County, A Administratrjx FrIda STENSTROM. DAVIS has been filed against you and YOU & MCINTOSH are required to serve a opy of your Attorney for Administrtri* written defenses, If any, to it on van p.o. Box 13 30, den Berg. Gay & Burke. PA., at Sanford, Fl. Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Pubtish Feb. 70. 27, 1915 Ftr,d 3'O7, arJ file the Qrrn,,I DE a 118 with the Clerk Of the abov e styled court on or before March 31st, 1975; otheI a iudgme may be en tired against you for the reltf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND demanded n the comant or FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, petition FLORIDA. llESSmyhandandthesealof CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S32CA.O4.0 said Court on February 171 h, 1975. In re: The Marriage ct (Seal) JOHNNY THOMAS FERGERSOPI. Arthur H. Bekwith. Jr. PETITIONER. AND SHELBY Clerk of the Circuit Court JEAN F ERGERSOPI, RESPON Lillian I. Jenkins DENT AV'J Oriondo-Winter Pork 831-9993 5:00A.M. 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon To All Creditors and All PiI'iOflS Bamford and Maxine A. Bamford, LODGE. 'a k a Turner Lodge, his wife, Ond so all parti having or deceased late of Seminole Covity, 1:00 (2, I) Somerset (6) Mery Grffin (9) Lucy Show (24) sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bcrnz (I) Mev Griffin (9) GIlilgan's Island (13) Winter Park City Council Lifestyle 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS MAXINE A. BAMFORD, Said Estate: his wife. You are hereby notified and RESIDENCE- UNKNOWN required to preWnt any claims and All parties claiming inter es ts by, demands which you may have Shaw (44) Three stooges (33) Florida Jeannie 6:30 16) Sunrise America 10:00 (2. 6) Dean Marlin R oa st . ployes. CREMATION NO $1/2 Bu. BAGS NATIVE PEAT 3 FOR 1°° LIMIT _______ Dealing With The 'Vikings 5JC 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac' 6:25 (2) I Dream Of 910 (24) AssIgnment 1 . ..0" 1% 3 Cu. FT. 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COMPANY, In re: Estate ol Plaintiff. FORREST 1. LODGE. a k-a Turner V. Lodge BRIAN BAMFORD. Cl ux. and it al.. deceased Defendants NOTICE TOCREDITORS (33) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver (2, 5) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) e Life To 3:30 3 Truth (6) Concentration "It saw might not be Invited to the Feb. 27, - Jim" r"' Legal Notice I ir ni CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEE'fTH JUDICIAL. dR. EIGHTNTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-2100-CA-09.8 PROBATE DIVISION Thursday, 1975-58 ______________________________________________________________________ — stars IM T4 ____________________________________________ been Legal Notice - and learn to mix liquid fertilizer, Records of Seminole County, paid, child and pet welcome 512S ha% been filed against you and you Florida. Working knowledge of pvmps, per mo. 140 damage deposit 337 are required to serve a copy of your mOtors, etc. helpful Apply In You are hereby required to tile 0711 written defenses if any. to It on your writt person to 7300 Country Club Road, en defenses with the Cl er k Carroll ),2tII0rO. Atorney ., said Coutl ana Itrve J (.OPy I or? Bedroom. AdultS Only Pillllorie-, Burke. whose address is for 612 th ereof upon the Wife or Wife's Park Avenue Mobile Park Sford ' bibysitter Lake Mary area Atlantic Bank Building, attorney. whose dddress is annexed 7545 Park Drive, 337 7041 Sanford. Flo. Icia. 37771. and file the hereto, on or before the 24 Will bring to your home Prefe: 1 h day of c'riqinal wIth the Clerk of Circuit March. 197$ someon e with Child care ex Crt, Sanford, Seminole County, perience. Call after S 30 p m 3c myCircuit hand and seal as AVALON APARTMENTS Florid., on or before the 20th day OS WITNESS Clerk of the Court S729 for ADULTS. NO PETS March. A.O 1975; otherwise Seminole County, Flor — 116W 2nd St. default will be entered ida, thiS 11th Laai, need a lob or estra money? against YOU day of February, 1973 f cx' the relief demanded in the Can earn from $Sanhr I up Call Apirtm,nts — furnished and ,jn. (Seal) Petition 3 $491 or 319 5470. furnIshed. FurnishUS are Icarpeted Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. ___________________________ & alt corditloned ___________________________________ WITNESS my hand and the seal of up 372Cler k of the Circuit Court thi5 Court on this the 11th day of Part tIme cashier hostesses. 1$t By: Lillian I. Jenkins February, A D 1915 Company benefits. Apply in Deputy Clerk 15cM) 5 KIrby Moncrief person Holiday Inn. FLA RETIREMENT DREAM on Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Altamonte 102. Springs SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Scent Wekiva Rivers bass Clerk of Circuit Court Post Office Box 7779 fiShing paradise, among beautiful Seminole County. Flor ida Sanford, Florida 32171 _____________________________ Rentals oaks Rental from %125 mo for fly' Lillian 1 Jenkins Attorneys for Wife mobile homes includes free canoe Deputy Clerk — Publith' Feb 20. 77, March 6. I), ---- —. ute Adulti on ly Camp Seminole, CARROLL BURKE 1915 3224170, 30-Apartments Unfurnished Attorney for Petitioner flEx is -----_612 Sanford Atlantic _____________________________ Pt - att ut'iitS fur Bank Building (Ove. 12 Shag, air, fiShed, newly decorated $91.. Sanford, F lorida 3777) sunny kitchens, pIaygrouj, near 327 779 after S INVIT.%TlON TO BID Publish I eb 20. 27, March 6. I), city park & Sanford Plaza. From Notice Is hereby given that the '9,5 5110 Airport Blvd near Sanf,sj Large 1 bedroom furnished apart City of Lake Mary of Seminole Ave OF K 113 1340 mint. All utilities included 911 County, will receive sealed bids up Park $165 month. 5.10 damage. to 100 P M March 7, 975 in City 3730630 NOTICEFPUflLlCHEARINOTO Hall. 11S t Crystal Lake Avenue. CO5tD[P ANP4XATlOP Lake Mars, F lorij.a tc' Goup Term Sand lewood Ph. NF UAI r ..'...._- - �. -- ir 1. - ............ ''---• -.TJT - ''--- J Thursday, Feb. 27, 11173 63-tvenfflg Helalo, sanford, Fl. __ 44 ) M 41-HO n-Houses Unfurnished 37-3usiness Property ---- - Sanford- 3 bedroom. 11 i baths. central heat L &;f, M tjNS- erci a l P roper ti es Corn Comm For Rent: Officeand storage Space S - L AK E M ARY O,I tect 3 aut"uity 1170. bedroom home, ---- -- - - - - - - - Sanford 322,7111 - rAI Thanks to Classified uws get last results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 373-2611 or $31.99r .. •... . fV1Ui Peg. ' , COUNTRY LIVING yet close tn city conveniences. Newly painted, Paneled, carpeted and lurnithc'J Can use as 3 or 3 bedrooms, storage buildings. All for only 114,$0O, .. ,, -" .. L. Real LSA I . tN%.AN 1 73 Grand Torino Sport, Loaded. ANTIQ s, Floyd ;:uin C IST 7 P-M_ I on. Estate Broker ___________________ * A FASHION SHOW will be held at iflttfmtston time March 4, at the Homemakers Show In the Sanford shopi, In mochint. Full automatic. Civic Center. Local Pay balance of 17$ or 10 paymerits of 1.8. display their Spring fashions. Døor will lx' open at 630 !WUUVU. I % Awl%WPOA _&GAM%W 67th fallon deik with bookcase; oak Pick up junk cars FREE Small price for others Call after I P m waSh stand. Victorian what not 372 stand, very fine 3 pc. Victorian will All~~Ir% 164-Friday, Year, No. February 28, 1975 Sanford, Florida t tEDrIOR'S NOTE: Th e following story is an account nf how a Sanford resident's life was saved by an alert woman, recalling and using a lLfe4aidng technique for choking . At the request of the victim, his identity has been wititheld by The Evening Herald.) - locked her hands under his ribcage and pulled. Fast~Acting - fly M1CK IA)CIIHIDGE Herald Staff Writer Jr., - ' ______________________ .. The elderly man was choking to death on a piece It food stuck in his windpipe. tie was turning blue. More th an 30 people atten di ng the noon luncheon scre witnessing th e man co ug hing and gagging, unable to breathe. All but one pe rson In th e group sat stunn ed , ii. I )tit hit' man needed help, l)1It flit (pick enuugh to act. All ex ce pt Mrs. Charles Cole, Essié Cole, instantly recalling a life-saving technique forchoking victims, mosed like a fH" th e man, th rew her arin around th e man. - - easy __ ______-.-_ ..--- Sneak Preview _ - -- - - - --_____ Saves 11 4 --------. ( Man -. - .. or '.' '' to '1 ______ '----------------_____ ------ - __________________ Jim Hunt Realty -- - - ------------- ' . - _____ - _________________________ 5 .-. ..._.._,_ yu% -.1,). ....p Ai.s.,. , I J fl " plus garage apartment. Excellent commercial location on I? 92 322.W7 &Aals.~. After Hr* F' Stenstrom Realty 35--Mobile Home Lots Mobile Home Lot for Rent "I 13S), 3nLtirl" ____ 9 rrty 37-Busrness IS00 Sq - WINTER SPRINGS ~'. r-. 14-410>07, 55 Low down, low monthly. Call $319373. CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR ________________________ finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come cut and Inspect the Model Homes on 322242O Anytime ; 2543 Park Dr. ________________________ I fly 12 isANFo !pi residential, ran? In downstairs Loke Jennie APARTMENTS ~ ON LAKE JENNIE .. 5, •.4 1311 SkNTA -f ARRIAGE COVE teRiL(?7,2.3 mile, east 17•. 5 ______ni!-______ j - - A.S. GarSen ,,, terest Balance of 17.025 3 Payments Cue Ranch borders NATIONAL FORREST. Original price $1,460. Beautiful scenic - House 73 / 4% Peg Rest Estate Hiawatha Ave. it 1797 3771)01 ilastiiinl .1..k2 C0/ Wilil $11117 .# iO uvwvu.. - -- 9 I '!' i;,'i - I Z~ ~ . . - - 1. -- 4y ~I ~ 1. Wood or steel desks (executive desk Stan's Auction & chaws. secretarial desks & - -- - '.. - ST JOHNS REALTY CO 11111 1 01 k~ _N .f - -. e'.. - . - _ . - . _Mj " - EXPERTS READY 14 $972 PLYMOUTH GRAND COUPE , One Owner, Air, AT. PS, Pill, Low MUcaqe te * - , Air S2 '195 197, BUICK LeSABRE, I Door, One Owner, AT, PS. Pb. Air I! I Bwt Cur ____________ 1971 DODGE WAGON 8 P&sse'nçer, AT, PS, One Owm.er, TOWER", [II uTY SALON (formerly Iiarriett 5 ac.ut. Nook) SICE s742 -. - "iI C,st,,rA CI* • ' 1 p -- ~ - - Concrete & Carpentry. Carports Additions. Remoocling No OO tuu bargeortoosmall Frecestlmate', 322 1571 Anytime, Lift station arid force main in stallatlon concrete foundation work for Signs, eQuipment, pumps, etc. Underground or above ground tans. PrwMq'rnij, ex cavaton, drive way culvert pipes and heid walls, retaining walls. Keith P Smith Contnuction Inc 3056211181. Stan, 21 hr. , ANDREW MA'TPIEY Building & Remodeling 3635316. 323 7781 J Next To Cavalior Motel '' Beautician. ''- byapp4 3723977or373.;974 -. ~ I I -.-- -. - ' I- - Drafibig ',' - . ] ft S' I I __ - -:"'P r ~_ ~_ - - ___ - ___ ______ - ~- - - __ ~-- Hi ke To Water B'I* s . ___,T_-=~______ - ~-~___=_,.________ =~=f~j~:~_:_-----__~~_Z_ -_ ~._ ~_____ ~~ I,~ __ - OR I I By BILLBELLEVILLE Iferald Staff Writer Cowan said he feels that "ft's ' . . the county's position that the " firm can't have the full said he would . ___ _ Am _. - failed to prewt witnesm with testimony during the tway trial that the pistol - a "Saturday night special" thata cefendant said he used In the robbery met the dtfinit.ion of law for a firearm, that of being able to expel a projectile by action of an ex. pcnive. The state didn't present any testimony by firearms examiners about the t e G y - I .V .i•4 (I ' not rendered a decision on their requested rate increases within the legally alloted 55 days has decided to go ahead and bW their 2,000-plus county customers for the full request. And the snafu has ulted Li increases that more than triple the monthly water and sewer bills. UnderSeminole's own Utility Control Ordinance, the county I Z -of - ,1 , i , " I. - . - : - ... - . ' . '. - 1W .? ' -1' A-j . UIlJ I.LIUII VU1V[ way on the status of bill paying. Utility Control Attorney Morris would only say that he is "aware of the in(Teams and the Board will take acti on on it on - Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. was unavailable for .. comment, as was utility Control Director Bill Dale, General Waterworks Office , Manager Russell Schmidt told commissioners sitting as the The Herald that "It's been over Utility Control Board, have 55 56 days since they termina ted days after they decide they the hearing. We to!d them that have heard enough evidence on • we were going to go ahead with the request at a public healn the full increasen." Schmidt, render an official decision. R#jBEAT hionRus said that "We had called thern 'the Board terminated its Calls from dissatisfied on numerous occasions to as? pubhc hearing on Nov. 26. They customers have poured into thie about the increase, but mveived gave individual opinimm at a county Utility Control office. no aca,jr,n.- The county or. Jan. 27 work session that would According to Utility Control dinance providing (era decision allow the firm a partiz! in- Plant Inspector ug Uw2n, in 55 days doesn't say what crease. But Utility Control callers are being told that "All happens if the decision isn't At torney Robe rt Morris 1-.' not we know Is that Morris and the rendere d, Schmidt said, so his drawn the individual opinions Board are aware of the in. firm went ahead with the new rmal rendering for creases, and that they wiU act rates which he deemed ,,lair.,, forwarding to the utility firm, on it at their Tuesday meeting." I Continued On Page i-A) - - . - ..' - -, r 1.' '- . , '•i;.:!i,. ME . A 100 fWI of valmali all made of vegetablei, is Chef D'Atac's contribut.lon to The Herald's Homemaker 3how to be held Tursday at 6:30 p.m. in the Sanford Civic Center. The master chef at e Ann's Capri Restaurant In Sanford, has created mountains out of potatoes, gelatin and food dye and rivers from marbelized potatoes. 111ppo and elephant are made of egg plant; monkeys of peanuts; crocodllesol cucumbers and giraffe, of carrots. The penguins, a Chef D'Mac specialty, are made from eggs. View th is fantastic cre ation -as we ll as a cooking show, fashion show and merchant displays -at the free Homemaker Show, Th ere will also be free gifts and door prizes, (Herald Photo by Dan.Crockett) ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE? ,. __ __ 7 vv trial, Ervin ' ' • Ot 1207 W. 141b u CH i vvuiu rI uril was - ft ' k k- PET REST i Boercting&Groom,ng Ph 377 1057 -- -- , -. ... , .- '.. , -_ ...-._.. ..-. 4.0 Direct Line - __ ____________ - - - Stromberg Recalls Work Force iI - Waflull aperrng Professional Wallpaper Ha.iger Licensed Residential, Commer cial Free Estimates Ph 3774673 ______ __________ A smvvl Classified Ad br rigs lii 'Clurn% Try one arid C,iii 'i tl zr 8)11,992 1'Al.Ij\IIA&SEE, Fla. Floridians will be I A1'I able tocall the state capitol directly during the 1975 legislature to get information on the status of bills (11111 lah Say. A toll-free Wide Area lelephone Sstcm IWATS) number, which can be reached by anyone in Flor ida, will be gin openation March 11 and end in June The number is 800142 182? The St r Itt. IS paid for by the kgssloture, officials sa lt.' Th ursday . - - • F 1 .. All types and sizes Wercpairarvdseryicr S'IIP.iE MACHINE 8. ___________ I' small ClassifiedAd brings big returrvi, Try one and S. Call 122 2611 or a", oft". ---~ To List Your Business...Diol 322-2611 or - - 831-9993 iv, It-. unda S Writers Turn Explorers To Legislature Persons answering tk - ART f1POWt Pi..T CONTROL 7S.E 'ant. D,' 373 8165 -- 'luI!,,r _______ I'1i(,4j , V.1. :1 :11 i 1. __________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS t ... I W ELLS DRILLED PUMPS Seryiingi-r,eqai ta'r.'i Pest Control "'- T I - -i or e Well DrflUng - l4uc 0, -in., (it(p\ I11tfr li i I'.Oc I .1',! - -- - _______________ mairdainnç' and sprinkler 5yItrri%. 377 'in - ':' -- , •' - Lawn Care OU Can get a fair Price When vot, advertise Your "don't neech-, in 5utt.rrn (iwri - i Pe Core ill 6"I ' i I - 'tfL_ r iir.öti1Q Highway 17-92 Sanford. mmmommm.EM..il ____ huSh-- Frice Boating To All Apartment Residents Large Swimming Poot Cnptain' Clubhouse . - - __ '-'I- :- - 4 . D o- signing & arpesiIry, Remodeling, Ad.1,t,cxi,- Mlerations, Dressmaking by experts Singer F custom Work. Lic en sed Bo nd ed a pproved dealer, 210 E. 1st St., Free estimate. 323 4438, t he Wan? Ads 1-2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurn ished -2-11141 XjW W SEth 1 . I - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. MEPtT, ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 327173$ WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 Sanford Ave. Master - %PJ1JP'1JI ________________ frIendly , CO?UTRUC'PON inc. I I_I rirT . - ..-" - I_ I - • notives ore - 1- - - . Close to everything yet away from It alit *Large wooded tots. Street tights *Paved streets •Sawers •Sidewalks :i . , ,A Im provemerds Bathr oo m Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. In stallation available Bud Cabell. 322 $052 anytime. Kitchen OflutilOflIfl9 lid an "Inflation poor" Heating & Air Conditioning Contractor. Call Dykes Htq. & Air Coed. Ulei Service 3778177 $1895 - I ___________________________ 1971 CHEVROLET C P Coupe' Ont Owner. Low Mileage - I__i . tilt, 1973 OLDS VISTA CRUISER, Low Mileage. AT, PS, PB, Air, W ood Grain. - I Ip - -. Home Central Heat 8. Air COnditioning For free estimates, call O,i;rs. ,it ¶FAR5 n Santo Carl )2 $1995 Where the - 10 SERVE YOU -' ____ ,. 11 _____ Personallax Service No. 2 East Rd,)7.92 SjC Entrance p Ransbottom, 373 7I99 $ 2095 1973 NORNE 'TT Hatchback, One Owne,-, Low Mileage, AT, Air, I - - 19fl 010$ CUTLASS, I Door, Low Milage, AT, PS, PS, Air. frame,$i6 - Tax Retuf in, 20 yrs. experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five ,, I HOMES OF DISTINCTION *.i1:4 / -, q1i7 ~ 1 f Account',n ' - yuia C =2828 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 19... - - - I By ED PRICKETT Meanwhile, pldcard-carrying protesters will have boycotted Lake Orienta Elementary, but because of the circumstances the stocking-masked black Both black leaders and school to erase all herald Stall Writer protesters continued their the school for three weeks, 11 4 the school board turned his surrounding their absenteeism. officials have pledged to abide problems zone lines until legal male that held up the food store A black spokesman said march outside Rosenwald, are resolved. The bo cott was sparked by a proposal down and ruled inLayer and black leaders alike and that Wheeler was the driver today Rosenwald marchers by whatever ruling comes down But the board refused Layerts will while only seven of the school's school board decision to close stead that Rosenwald blacks await an investigation by the from the justice department. parked request and stuck with their cool Uteir heeh after today and 211 blacks in kindergarten down the Altamonte Springs this fall will attend Cassel- US. Justice Department. 7be nearby that was to be used in a suit charging the school board through fifth grade showed up facility and bus its children toberry. Blacks say Rosenwald is a decision of two weeks ago untd the getaway. initial request was made by with violation of a federal today for ClaWC3. Issues are resolved, Cawlberry Elementary. The three-week boycott at James Gadson, a black spokes. P'art of theircultural heritage. legal Both Wheeler and Edwards, dewgration order wit! be filed Not only is the black lawsuit If as black leaders say, the Then the Rosenwald boycott Rosenwald nuay have cost the man, but school officials later They say it is a treasured part w ho was i ndicted as an adult b "todayoronay. and they pending, but Casselberry Rosenwald boycott ends today, was fanned into a countywide county $80,000 in state funds, joined of their community inhisrequest for , _. p residents have nalsed the legal have vowed not t is'e it u movement which resulted in an according to estimates bY a probe. guilty to robber)', were a - . issue of busing. estimated 85 to 90 per cent of school officials. I prehended close to the store by Layer says his decision was They contend it may be FBI I .; c- Z Seminole's 5,000 blacks staying The reason is that the boycott .__ _t sherif rs deputies, who had been the best decision for education illegal to bus Rosenw ald I : - -__--_ , - _. 4away from classes on MoMav to4. place duri-u, ,that time the yesterdav confirmed the probe "staking ojt** "ic- store and I. __ _- 'Wid .gellis will lX.. N1 in the entire county. But at a ch.ildren to CaWlberry Ele. through Wednesday. I 1 state aiidits the school system others in the county u In attempts i- I i-_ -- 1 , Seminole County 3oon to begin in-Ming Wednesday, the 5chool trentary since three schools are I . I -- - i--, The suit will charge the to count heads for next year's Ill superintendent asked the board closer to Rosenwald. ~__ ____ 1-their investigation, were berles • ,, I.! t / I= tnt) mut h of the hiirnien nn rn nint'iI Jtnnnu iltI '-.I'lIulIII 'ri. t,t __________________________ _________________________________ £1L mi We invesilgain ciosing arguments r______________________________ "s segment of F the community, a I were absent tion will take a bo ut two weeks Graham argued to the jury that spokesrn in said But Layer says the state fli Information will be turned __ _._V Confessions by Wheeler in the School Supt. Bud Layer probably will make allowances over to justice officials for their case weren t voluntar)' because y initially proposed a shift to for the Hi'Lscnwald absentees evaluation and a ruling. (Continued On Page tA) 'P' i 831 I _ i,,, OPEL R'LLYE On Owner.4 Speed - - I - - 'I - 1 %- V1.__ 114(i --- U ~11 I 'r" 9a. 1) (-Mariners ,.' W:k 11 -...,-.--.- .-~--,- AWCP I " . 'v 1 -1 __ I beautiful cabinet Also Color onrtable. Other M.sc 3230701 in 6123 -; - ___1 rtrbycanciecoTv. Pllghts3fl.S.421or 372 32$? - Hwy. 46. It-, MI. Eastal 1 4 GMC TRUCKS Ila ' BROKERS I I?qaf . ()l'F.l. ('1 the a i .50 she St., Sanford, testified that he Show. Beluretobe there whm the pm MAITL AND FLEA MART .1911 H*y 17 97. Open Sat P. Sun - - TI -- State's Attorneys Bill Edwards Jr., 16, e-oom open at 6 ~o ''-----'------------- ' -. ' 372 andcarry. 555 E. . S E MORAN BLVD. LADIES.. you will learn lot s of of a borrowed car HWY 436 Casselberry, 1192 $304306 cooking tips at the Sanford Civic IA Center March 4. Presented by The FERN PARK, . __ Hefald and notionally famous 110NTIAC Carolvn Lewis Homemakers FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. ?81N.Orartge Ave, Winter Perk, MS 471 ' .. LU a I uaer Q'jeen Size with Nice 7 bedroon, block horn,. New roof, carpeted throughout. Ridiculously low price 373 2970; after 3 337-7129 !73r4. .L2 '.: .g bdrm masonry home, fenced yard, $,200itowr,,$1)aso per mo, to qualified buyer. 322 7710. ta .A111111111116 - -: - __ -_ _._!~ - __ --_ - _. --- cnn Open daily 111)4. We buy, sell,lrode - pair Drc.p iaf d,nt7e 2 chars 575. Mahogany fern stand, solid mapledelk, 1.SS Upholstered Victor ian bedroom chair, Swivel rocket, 53, cherry wood pineapple poster double bed, complete, $55, much more. We txy furniture Kupp),cor ator s 409 PAYTON REALTY year mortgages 30 --. Auction chairs, straight chairs, filing flookchse, SIO; Modt-rn Collett table, SS; Cut glass, bedroom iamm %to Older ieluit'ithc-ii cpanish syle home. Must be seen to be ap predated 131.900 Terms '-, AND BODY WORV Used off Ice furniture WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 31 I ]IS E. First SI 3n.56n 1505 W. 25th St. T 0FF . - - _____- -__ .# -. 0/. __________ - ---- 50-Miscellaneous for Sale on qualifying S"ill You'll love it 11I.SWr - 70 I Saturday? P.M. ~ rb :1 -- Hi S&innIic __ Merchandise - - Professionally Managed 3222O90 By JJJJJJJJJJIWWJJ) U==jJL 9 ___________ ___________________________________ ______ .. -- 1; , %. SERVICE SPE COINS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. IS? St., 3fl .4337 . ' V~ _NZASC~____ - WE BUY AND SELL Cabinets, as Is. Cash NOLL'S frees. Assumable mortgage, U1.000. SANFORD 69-Stamps-Cohn - __ W. 13th St. Sanford, guilty connection with ., jJan. 12 holdup of Jack's MiniMarket, U.S. 17-92 at SR-419 south of Sanford. Circuit Court Judge David U. Strawn orderioid Wheeler held in ja il pending a prsentence Investigation. Maximum sentence on the conviction Is life In prison. Before the five woman, one man jury began deliberations Judge Strawn directed a verdiet of acquittal for Wheeler a second charge of use of a firearm In commission of a felony. Th e court granted a mntlun by tkfense attorney Jim Assistant Central Florida's cleanest used cars. We are authorized to handle any warran work regardless of where you purchaw your car. used furniture, appliancrs,toots, __ a ----------------.. Property near Hwy 66, Nor. theastern Arizona. Noprea y penalty r transfer Costs. C,111 collect for Mr. Meyer. 7 days, a amenities Privacy fence. fruit WITH YEAR'S LEASE PACER GOLD fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, with all the FREE T.V. - You can get Beautiful Immaculate Pretty Yellow $ Mart, 71$ Sanford, Ave Fiberglass and Cox Trailer $300. 373-0733 a m too p m $07 244 9947 PHASE it GRAND OPENING Hate For 141 Starcraft If I hull monthly payments may be Year$ Old. Owner needs to rnove. S2319M. THE ALL NEW mower with grass attachment. Good condition, 3230763 electric fruiting motor. Other acc es sories. wiii sell to highest bidder over 13,6(10 by Mar. I. 641 1949. IOACRE ARIZONA RANCH Quiet area 4bedrooms,I baths, 7 SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS -.'•-... 17' IS HP Mercury, Cer lifled trailer. electric *inch Mako beginning at 6:io P.m. AdmisSlor, Convenient Location 1. NOW ON DISPLAY Buy difnil from manufa is free, New HORNETS, MATADORS •' Wanted , used small Snappin' Turtle Fibergtais fishing boats - 12 1 GREMLINS, WANTED Sugar Cave Mill -_________________ Call 373 42179 3fl-$961 - STOCK IN __________________ 2977 Hwy, 11-92 _________________________ 43-Ut&Aa-9a" I 50 NEW 1975's.60 NEW 1974's ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppilctj paid, used, any condition. 644 $126, Winter Park. ROI5ON MARINE Sarxlord3n Sno ASSUME PAYMENTS Nearly j OPE N NOW - ss-aoats & Accessories GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive 1", baths, with central heat and air. owner will ne9ntiate 523.9 4,11 Geneva INVENTORY CLEARANCE See us for the beet deal on a new home. (A '? ' i . " _-L ____. A circuit court jury yeiterday found Major Wheeler, 19, of 18I I -----, NEED MONEY? Private party will buy your diamonds 1 ci. up. Also gold jewelry for cash Write P.O. Box Sf6, Titusville, Fla. CARPORT SALE- Crib, carriage. lamp. mag ''Pteets. clothes & misc. Tpiurs., Fri., Sat. 807 Palmette Ave. Longwood *3.4 2046 1 Bedroom Mobile Home ___________________________ $600 373 2600 Beautiful Acies 3 Bedrooms ( , "Where Economy Is King" Any Quantity. P4011'S Casselberry. Hwy. 1792. i ió. ____________________________ . . ____ Wanted to buy used office furniture Ideal for Wooded and complete with 3 bedroom mcbllehome. Move loon qualIfyIng. $21,900 with terms. SWIMMING POOL, 41`1111111111110, BOATING DISPOSALS OlsPo 323-0742 w' 323-0332 J *8. C...3,....I SZS OrLom& (305) M22" BARBARA DR. SANFORD 1.3 BED R OOM APT$I __. Garage Sale! Sat. & Sun Wicker fer n Stand, lamps, some furniture, golf clubs. clothes for all, *d hOUsIholdgo.d5.P4ofhiflg over $50 211 Tollgate Trail, Longwood, The Woodlands. _________________________ ________________________ retiree, $6,000 down, assume SemoleC0ty,4 t060 acre tracts, several locations si,ioo to $I Payments of S211,32. 3n-4914, per acre Good terms. Terry No qualifying, 3 bedroom. 1' bath, Realty. REALTOR. 67607)). central heal a1r, fence. $1,995 fl exciting Homemakeri Show will aowt'u $197 mo. 7 pet. 372 63.15. be held at The Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, March i, 44 arlw" IJUnC buggy, fur . . __________________ ) r - -~_ S; - - _.__ - - - _____ - - I By ROB 11.011) Iferald Staff Writur , 68--Mnled to Buy - ___ .k 0 Owrlef. CIC081. Ste &I 114 F Wtklva Park Dr. on the Wekiva River, 3270246 - -_ _____________________ - _ , Jackson Road, Lake Mary. Follow s___________________ igns Fri., Sat., Sun 42-&bW le ___________ __________ 4 bedrooms, live apt. JIM DANDY JAll-FEED . room boarding home, zoned Call]" 42" 377 9507 OF GROCERIES-1 nifure.11PPIlillnCeS. dishes. Clothes. Also, 3 Bdrm, 1'-': baths, central heat, garage, a-v corner lot, $20,100. Terms. 3fl.n. bath, desired location. Large Lot. S24.500. CORBETT REAL ESTATE, REALTOR, 646-1791. REALTOPS display "tc: '"" carpet, nice for children, 123.005 'rerms. DBARY. just listed-2 BR. 1'Li Your MLS Agency 1974 Honda !ISO M3keoffer Afferill ''". - . __ ---------. I wo Pigs, ready for Breeding or Barbecuing ..... _1'J}___ Brings Acquitt 321 (41?. ___________ _______________ _________________________ *ill be given away along with ASSUME MORTGAGE Choice Sanford's ue7est and condition. 11,000. 194.5 .l1GLISH FORD many other door prizes at the "Buy Direct From BoxcarHomemakers Show to be held at GORMLY'S. E. 46. Sanford 323 4.133 . _ __ the Sanford Civic Center March 4 central air L heat. Carpets, 4 Bdrms , 1 1 7 baths. central H L A. drapes. Only 120,500. SAP4ORA- BRAND NEW HOMES? BALL REALTY Conventional and patio, 3 bedroOmt3baths, lovely kitchens Listings and ba ths, some with fireplac es, 174 ALL PRICE RANGES extra barge rooms. From 143.300. $17 W. 1st St. 373-544) Setter pays all closing coit and provloes $ recreation park fee. NO QUALIFYING. NEW 3 OR., 7 See 'em this weekend! both home,all extras. 13,000 down, 377-2217. MOBILE HOME PARK ' iftentals fromoniy $ 155 Best lot seketlon now aYallable In TO AD~ at6 30 Pr ic ed for Quick sale . No qualif yingr - FORGET CLASSIFIED ADS jj'j u March 7 at 10 BAGS TWENTY central heat air, 13S,000 Acre Really. REALTOR. 323 7750 * BARGAIN HUNTER* SAP4FO PARK ANOTHER BEST BUY? 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, garage, central climate Control, fence. 3 years old. R educed to $29 Plants ?00 Elm Ave Luncheon served for benefit of Church School, P001,3 8R. 7 bath, family room I shopor warehouse 3n 1221 or 372 YARD SALE lot. carpet, drapes, excellent cond. Only 311 6.S00 By owner. 327 9061. Reg. Real Estate Broker I 100 E, 25th St.. 322 "SS GENEVA - BEAUCOUP EXTRAS I It" 220 volt. Ideal for repair REALTOR 373 57i 2 DR. Air. large corner TAFFER REALTY "SANFORD'S SALES DON'T - __ L Treth & 78--ftforcycles f could get to him." _.._ I I fl Harold Hall Realty some terms Call today e I 5 ' ''(1.. - - --...-- - __ " - Clean trsilor. 93riVAto LM - __________________________ - ......... . " . - "A moment later I glanced up and saw several people looking at the man at the o th er end of the room, and I turned around. "The man was holding his hands over his head and his wile was slapping him on th e back. "Th ere were tears in her eyes." Th e article she recently had read on the lifesaving technique "flash ed th rough my mind and I jumped up and ran to him. "I lock ed my hands under his ribcage and pulled. I heard one of the ladies say he had already turned blue and one said, 'Oh my God, he's dying. 11 Mrs. Cole siiid she didn't know why the article on the technique went through her mind. '1 don't know why it did, It just did." ,,f1 . wu using using me as an Instrument for this man and It was through God that I was placed in the ngh spot to hclp hini, .she said. Mrs. H. A. Futrell, 1110 Laurel Ave., who was sitting at Mrs. Cole's 'able, said "Essie Just got up and rushed over. "I pull ed up with all the strength I had," th e 66year-old Sanford woman recalLs, Th e pressure she applied was strong enough to dislodge th e food particle from th e man's windpipe and he regained his brea th . "Tue minute she gave him that jerk, I could see lam relaxing and the color came back into his face," said Mrs. H. L. Moore, 711 M)Ttle Ave. Mrs. Moore was sitting at th e same table wi th the choking victim, Th e man, who sat hack down and finished his meal, later told Mrs. Cole, 1808 Madera Ave., th at she had saved his life, "He said he felt like he was 'going' While he was 5•, $,,'.., choking Mrs ('nl' crii,l losing consciousness." Mrs. Cole recalls the incident during the luncheon at the Congregational Christian Church In Sanford. 'j could hear someone in back of me coughing, I !dri' It ink 'i vile?! f j'. ir! 'n't.ij.,f .'uH U) the oU3crop1e at my table. .. - 10 Cents I _ 1 ------------ Will' 32771-Price J _________ -- __ __ - - _______ F4 'Ex ,. , tw r v t.'.. qva'. listing remaIning 373.1641 Extra firte double bow front china, round oak table, several PCs, 1969 Cadillac Fleetwood Bro.ham, must sell. Sacrifice E xcell ent wicker, Larkins desk, trunks, condition, $950. 901-7*9 3210. record player, marble top wash stand, HI chair, Victorian plan. .vs- ,deft 0 ___ ______ aid I= vmaw M ..X _4 I %, .9 111'"_ - -im so 19 1 s1=11111 Ad;276,~iiIiil To - I . .-r - Noequit-, takeover paymentson'27 settee, rockers organ lamp, Chippendale dining room suite, DafsunSubaru Sale Drop Inbotibin, Rig :a, and 3needle 3fl76 Spinet desk, 6 cane bottom Vic '74 some below dealer cost, first position. Like new condition, sold 64-Equipment for Rent brian chairs, recessed wall organ com,.11rsl choicil Plus Fla.'s for lU balance of VAS cash or WOW! $150 DOWN 3 fldrm. 2 bath. dining 1. Florida. Stemper Realty clocks Victorian tables, Organ finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Luxuri o us ) S payments of $10. New warrajty. bedroom, 1' bath, Central air & heat, large lot, Loch* "Get 'EM While * stools, Cigar store wooden Indian, Central Florida's Datsun of a Gun, Fern Pa rk's central air. carpet, garage, all Arbor, 1200 mo 3227)01, Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet plus lots more furniture and bricLargest dealer. '75 Datsuns annual per cent rate. 5 1 92 mo, Call credit Dept. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. * They're Hot! * a brac too numerous to mention. A arriving dilly, Ph. $31 131$, Open princ., in?. Price 175,900, 373 9110, SAN F ORD SEWING CENTER 7 fledroom house for rent 372 1991 19195. French CARROLL'S FURNITURE L sale you won't want to miss Open Sundays 13-8. Unfurnished In Lake Mary 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 373 CII) 14%.322 754 Ne w houses Ina rural area No dawn all day Sat. for inspection, prior to area. 3219333; 372 9277 372 1959.373 4164 Eves. $691146 Larry Saxon, Realtor payment, monthly payments WIS Herald's The Special o tale time Terms 01 sale: Cash or See 6S--Pets. Supplies thin rent. Government subsidized Homemakers Show Issue Sunday, Two bedroom, large lot, cer?lbed check Auctioneer Stan Bedroom set, bar, cotfeetable -10 c"alified buyers. Call to see if PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE h,l a rch 7, then plan to attend Lake Mary. Reasonable A HOME FOR YOU Vermillion. 327 9719. Sale con Good condition Best of fef HERALD'S AKC Doberman pifl(hC( puppieS fQU Qualifyf! HOMEMAKERS Tuesday. March 4 at the Civic rent. 327 1810 ttucttd at Stan's Auctien, located Call)?) 397) 3 Bectrooms, 2 baths, Florida room. Champion lineage $75 to $150 Mr. SHOW AT THE CIVIC CENTER No_charge for admiision. J' M. IJNSWORTpi REALTY miles East of II on Hwy 46 VA and FHA financing Anderson. 363 TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 7:30 P.M. SALANTA- 3 bedroom, 3 bath, Sanford, Fla. 103W. 1st St. ____________________ available. DoOr open at 6:3 1931 CHRYSLER COUPE central heat I air, fully carpeted, Young male La bra dor Retriever, 373 6061, 373 05)7 52-Appliances 1750 FIRM ietax- Shop the easy way Shop carport, large fenced backyard. REALTY also black long haired male dog Peg. Real Estate Broker VA NO DOWN- 3 bedrooms, it, 373 33 15*15' storage Shed, only 1 yr. old. today's Classified Ads from your Peg. Real Estate Uroker Free to good home. 371 0690 Ito 5, ba ths, central air, qulit, dead end I'. E NMOR E WASHER, parts, chair. 377 0111 alter 730 p m 2439S Myrtle Ave., Sanfor d of 373 1375 eves ______ 1917 Javelin, yellow, automatic, LAKE MARY corner lot, fenced, tress. $72,500. New service, used machines bdrm. hone3?1 0610 -------------- -small VI, extra clean, $1795 Call 327 3791. 177 Country Club Drive homes Make color selections, MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 Beautiful Shepherd Alaskan Don Pope, 372.165) Dealer. 75-Recreational Vehicles %140,3bedroom. family room paved streets. City wat er, $71500 Malamute. Good markings, e Idyllwilde- 3bedrooms with double tnfw mat Ion inwindaw with only $303 daw't. Government celtent temperment for children or VW 1969 BEETLE garage. 2 bathe. family room, finincng $3i 9, Builoer 53-N-Radio-Stereo Plan now to vacation this year in watch dog. Mates or bemalej, , GOOD CONDITION dining room, utility room with Your own REC Vet from 3275107. After 373.449 33Houses Furnished )I yr. old 3 bdrm., w-w Sanford Sink, built-in appliances, OPEN NOON 1(1 DARK carpet. central H & a Owner fireplace, 2 ratios, fenced, with c: , tropD PFC VEF SERVICE Wired haired Terriers $300 or best offer , Clean 19efp.,, ,'F' I. 7 ,1"i 3 ti.jt',; ji• i an L'(t)l;ti(:i n.S3S r ar1%f,J fril. Ifil tIcd,att' v. i ttioul a t)o,e qro,jnd p.'I I IOC', ,3u t I:.. cT ,c Of C.4.-I R('0istcredIItter,6v,.rek t)',nnevkIle. good inspection 678 Wit townhouseS. WaIi.to wall carp.,. possession pOS%Slon BY Owner 526.900, 373 Old, 373 8181. 373 4711 $l00each 3)9.393/j N'15 Lease required. -8106. sticker, AT, AC. AM FM radio. 339 wallpaper, ,IIt.ln kitchen and no 7716. COLOR TV, 5 11.95 MONTH. bored out to 400, motor not in car, mainten ance fee. LOW, iow. ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING - -just re worked U66 Chevy Im. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. NODOWN PAYMENT LOW 7. pct. Interest under 76 -Auto Parts & BOARDING KENNELS paba, body in good cond., mot or . 1 641 1006. I. Your new custom home cI ___________________________ a 'o' tandem plan 34.bile Hon's Hwy 17-92 to 25th St. HEATED )ENNELS. 373 Mn? won. new 3 speed Ira,'.; your choice I 7321 P&rk Dr. west to Ridgewood and follow the _ 377211$ 21" Color console TV. Excellent 4 5peci transmission with clutch set Call Lynn, 3237149 before 1 p.m. TT AdultS 1$ thru retirement. ------,---, I REALTOR AFTER HRS: t condition with new picture tube. up arid Hurst hi ll er Call Lynn, ,i. amIHes or Singles. I 372 3 ") 67-Livestock.. Poll ftry ____________________________ " .\ G.f T BAG F OR Scenic Wiktv ktvtt$ bass 4. Poss1ble subsidized monthly 323 2;.) bbiiv I pin. CU) 'iOU Area One Inc. fithhsn iu,r,4ie.. amw k..fl(.,I wwrizr . ii,. w..w. .,'op 5,, uw, w.,,. - ............. at jt'U, ______________________________________ -t/rDVrnJ7 oaks Rert'al f rom 1)2.3 mo for S C on tact US; you may qualify Reconditioned Batteries $12 5 Herald'sliornemakcrsShowinlhe cen tral lilA fireplace private REALTORS BABY DUCKS-.-Pekin Rouen 54 U? Ill) ran' Sales -"btte homes includes tree car* exchange REEL S BODY SHOP Sanford Civic Center Tuesday dining room 2'i lots orange JOHP,NY WALKER Khaki Indian Runner $7 SO per e Adults only Camp Seminole 1109 Sanford Ave do: at farm 323-S246 March I beginning at 630pm trees By owner 533000 32 34 193 HOME & BUSINESS Oper ate y ou r GENERAL CONTRACTOR 3 22 U70 ________ __________________________ 373 2560 own business with living quarters MOVING Refrigerator soo Bed PEA) FSTATF iNC Lake Mary- small I room house, need of repair. Lot 66*165'. O t.ner. 14,000 372 7643 _____________________________ ..- .!?2LsN& Partial 601 Celery - all t condition, UE '..5 Woodrufl'sGardenCentc. Singer aO'-Autos for Sale - ard 1 SATURDAY, MARCH GOLDEN TOUCH'N 5w l sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer' s best model, winds bobbin Brokei',)07W.Commercial Call8art Real Estate * & tail. * FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS37343S3Or64S7]33 W. Garnett White fill yo'ar spri Freer, 3275191, complete; * WE TAKE TRADES ________ _______ Let me ii~'iAnlo,d Ave. 3239370 '"' I -.•.. 41-Houses ______ ______ - beds. "U 2 twin fl-Auction - _____________ Bedroom set, complete 110$; - JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC- 2611 Sanford Ave Sanford. 1145 mo )649 62Lawn.Garden - 511-44ousehold Goods _____________ Homes, Lots And eai _____ tSTOT dning room, target, Beaut i ful 3 bdroom. carpeted, fenced yard. Ist 373 7 4 94 - f, r telephonc in Tallahasec will tiay'e access to the legislature's computer, .4 Stromberg Carlson Corp began recalling the 425 Ofliciab at the Sanford office announced today all 575 cm- workers, with a few returning of the Florida State Employ. ployc'.s furloughc'l last to their jobs each week as iiient Service said more jobs IX" ember are back on the job business picked up until all who are available throughout and the Sanford firm IS were!urloughedsserereurn Seminole count) than in 1 reca ll ing some of the 200 eniThe firm manufactures past few months. ploycs placed on indefinite electronic telephone switching Office Manager Ralph layoff. equipment and employs about Prescott said Stromberg workIndustr i a l Uelation Mimingtr I kOd i. riiphiyt IH..( ording to rs priui i r ipple effect in e, the firm Ilartwig. Joseph It, said the area's economy In that has rualled 10 of thoses em llartwi' was optrnllStk that workers spend pa)chcc.ks plo'es who were laid oil in- dropping interest rates and which helps all the area J definitely amid "Sonic inbusinesses, dications that busi ness is Em- the economy including the "Unemployment Is at about proving" const rut Lion industry which the same level.It's not increas' "We see a (flirt) level work directly affects Stromberg ing," Prescs,'t a1d flow for the next couple of (irtcon in that new orders for In January, the uneniplo> , months, a nd we anticipate tticphone. ititans new business ment rate for Seminole Count) SOme improvement after that,' at the Sanford plant was 83 per cent, which was in Hartwig told The Herald, The House passea a V21.3 line with statewide figures. . . , '' , ,, , . _ ,. . ½ , . I '" . . - . - , -. - t / - . ' I ....-. , '. - ., - ,-'- - - ' 11 ' '-' River recently. They recorded their impressions, by worth intI photograph, for posterity. Iut, until that time comes we'll present It herein our Seminole Magazine on Sunday'. Ti 1I .-- ------" - BALLOON MAKES SURPRISE VISIT - It wits touch and go for the billion emergency tax bill Prescott said emp'loyment is furloughed employes it i early vestt'rtia which now goes to "picking up somewhat. There Dropping in on (assclbcrry late Thursday afternoon balloonIsts January when the I inn was the Senate for final approval, are slightly more jobs avai!able In this colorful Porter Paints balloon could not have generated lanced to extend furloughs for One of tlit' key provisions of the than in the past few Is uley "Au arrivea Dy flying Jaucer months." which records actions as 425 of its employes becaus,c ora bill is -I 10 per ,Lvnt rebaie of Ile said no one particular tyjw fromouterspaee.AstheydescendedtowardSouth[.akeThplet, they occur on Sonate and lack of orders for telephone 1974 income taxes up to a of job field tands out over (hey left a trail of )oungsters, oldsters, bikes, dogs, and snarled switching equipment, 1 louse floors, off icia sa tillaxill'u'll 1200. (Tax story another but rall jobs seem to 40 traffic. illerald Photo by June Casselbeffy) VZ ik5 • ' ,,_. it krliL .r:'IF, -- T Tim e . - - Ilerald staff writers Bill Ilel,leville and Ed Prickett %% ere out on Seminole County's wild and rambling Wekiva T D a '? tO Re tir e? Is old age a time to retire to one's rocking chair and spend th e days watching television Sanford's Bessie King d"esn't believe so and provc's it S'irnt'n Sc-etlnn, I II . dex In Around the Clock Bridge alendar Churches Classified Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby - - 4? 3B 5? Di-. Lamb Editoria l Horoscope 9? Hospital 4413 3B 5? 10A Obituaries Television 4B - 4A 4B 5A 5? i 2.13 6B Women' s WI" \ThIF'tt N'tsterday's high 78 lo% this morning 44. Fair to partly cloudy and mild. Highs mid 7.tu 80, Nat as rool tonight. Completi-Airather details on Page 5A. ' . k . - � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 27, 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/af742dfa343d615ccf27d943a1e41898.pdf 19f338ecbff51095baf5df357cb61a4c PDF Text Text _____________________ - -- __ _ __________________ - ' - - - - ' - = - -- 1 1 - - - --:__i____--•_- - ' ---e,' -:___ - - - - - -• • LEISURE Evening — o! 1Ev Tday, Fob. 51,7S4B 67th Year, No. 162—Wednesday, February 26, 1975 I lUESDNlNG I 7:00 (2) TON 9 Ii The (6) Concentration (9) Wild World 12:30 (2. B) Blank Check Lets Make A Deal 800 (6) Good Times (I) Happy Days (IS) Victory At Sea (a) Dinah — - , jj (13) Westbrook Hospital Movie Fra nklin (13) Detectives (2, B) Police Story (0 ilarnaby Jones (9) Adams Of Eagle Lake 10-30 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2, 6, L9) News 10 00 - Zi DEAR DR. LAMB (1) S10,000 Pyramid 30 (2, 1) The Doctors (6) Girl In M Life (9) The Rig (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywoud (35) My Favorite Martian j44) U ndef dog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (4% Drlrø ç. ot..i..s (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (IS) Florida Lifestyle 11-5$ (6) News Beaver AFTERNOON (44) Forum 44 8:00 (6) CaptaIn Kangaroo 3:30 (2, 8 A Marriage (6) Match Game 12:00 (2. 44) News I . . 8:30-9:30 PBS THE ASCENT OF %1AV I'Tha nrlyt% fer ' 0 7 ow By LAWRENCE E LAMB I - __ f requently, hence the hips, DEAR READER — Arthritis weight-bearing joints most f arthritis t ACROSS - SEEK& 91 Measurement or I_U__ Length - — 1 FA R 5 uciP for You can get a copy by writing to me in care ° ne paper at P.O. Box 1551, Radio City L L AE E . I I soil I EL I PaI'8jPRESVTS ESEYR . It is important to maintain Y I R 0R D V E C 0 S - II 0 V T 0 A E E F . = I) I V T M A C 23Peod joints regardless of the itype of arthritis. That is part of the objective of continued exercise. However In osteoarthritis there is often a tendency to overdo, iL Red is equally im- 24 corrupt 29 Populous 33 Arab robe 34 Lot 1191 36 Cross 37 Nuan 39 On the briny 41 Thro*-parted (comb form) portant.Qiaractesisticafly NT I F 00 rio_FIR I FR TA CS MT ti kT 0 E H E I P S N R A D E W P P I L A C I) II __-1 ~ A 1 Q 1 puzzles with over aO Enjoy much larger Seek & Find Fiinrdtulu'i-ie mi f [Land - [II send $l for ach making checks payable to -Seek & Find" in care rif this nevirlipaper. ! work and help to r — 45 19 o 21 I . - I- ranging from paragraphs to es- __ * -_ . .! !: ; ! r I =-; ~, ~~ I ALICE _____________ HERE ANYMORE -i,is- The Bermuda Triangle, Liiirm'_ iVt. "ABBY" I 1! the way to a new and land thfl the — I — a — DARE ——— ;. I I SHRIMP DINNER For __ 4--~___ ~_ iz_ 3-11 4M D 1 . FRIED CHICKEN =~ ~__ — - - - .__ . . __ _. x _- -_____ a itt [). - ______ 21005, French s. f_ _-__~_--~ .!~~ -- g- ~ -;;-7 _~_~ _- ~ _:_ . -- / , - I - - With At II a Ii . __ 0 LicarAbby • - 12C ............ -- - iF- - tnis coupon until March 10 1975 t C t Fl W0TT1CnS • -................ ' ' : I I 1' - . 4-, —- F&- . I % -40F --"-v " f I i 44, , .t , ,%: 44 4 P -.1 CL - '-'-=- I explain to city officials the The plant will be located at 3701 S. Sanford Avenue, in the former H.L. Hunt plant. Torn hunt, bead of the steering committee said 'I'm impressed with what I saw" during the presentation of the new industry during the committee meeting. Hunt said the Cardinal officials reviewed the Sanford area looking for shipping availability, labor force and suitable facilities. city Commissioner Julian Stenstrom said the new industry would be a "tremendous boom" to the are eConhiiiiy the company will hire local people and not bring workers in from out of the i. I- / - lw __ . ,_= . - I IrZ: T ft a ~ ~-- - - I .Q_~ , _ 1- - I -4 ;1 $ ~ -.I. . _Z M *I ~i — - 4- -F -4 - ___1 ._ - C 0 51'-. , rw. .-% .-11101-3 I 1 .. __ f 's';'i .. ;'__ ,, - 1I 4 - - il~ ,. .%Am 4101, _ipi 4 1A" z . -, -. , ' ''j J' . I . r*. — ii . i .3 -_ ~ -T,.-'. 1 - -- "_~ -1 - W - ` ~ m _b - 10,111111, eviftVIlip 'To - ' - ----- Robbery Searc h _1 Ends In Arrests Police and sheriff"s detectives ended a 24- around lAke Ada at Airport Boulevard and hour search for suspects In a Lake Mar' U.S. 17-92 Tuesday by 50 officers failed to turn convenience store robbery with four affiests last night and ecri) today. Three Sanford men were jailed on $18,000 bond each and a 17-year-old Sanford Juvenile male was turned over to state Division of Youth Ser vices authorities at the Sanford up suspects in the case. Juvenile Detention Center. Investigators said Darnell, who listed his occupation as a fence company worker, was found in a closet during a search at a house in the vicinity of 29th SL and S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. Corey, an unemployed painter, was Being held In county jail were Rocky Ray arrested by detectives at Country Club Road Ehirnell, 21, of 101 Mayrose Drive; Marion and SR-46A, Loch Arbor and Webster, an Lee Corey Jr.,23, and Elvis Howard Webster, unemployed heavy equipment operator, was 27, both of 600 E. Second arrested on Countrs Club Road just south of The four suspecLs were charged with SR-46A near the Mayfair Golf and Country robberyanduseofaftrearmlncomrnissionof Club a felony In connection with the 11 p.m. Investigators today were reportedly Monday robbery of a Shop I N Go store on searching for a gun believed to have been Countq Club Road in Lake Mary. ItM.'.1 in the robbery. ShertflJohnPolksaidSanfordpollcecapt C.B. Fagan and sheriff's detectives Sgt. William Hogan and Jerry Capshaw in- Lake Mary Police said two white malei took $0 in cash and change after putting the .- - U___- Z--11_ I- - - F_ k - . . ~ We- - !Ili _1 *14--_ :! -K f A _-%5._e"-;f J~- ~ --tt~1i-r,'i0-iX ~~_~ A-tr--fl~k _ to "1 I . SNIP AND SAVE -- —. after a live-hour search of woods an andd swamp coIer in the Monday night hold up - ~ Group Opposes Busing Ily ED 11 HICKL'TT Herald Staff Writer The spokesman, who will present tile proposal tonight at A Casselberry committee a 7 o'c'ock meeting at Lyman geared up today to fight the Ifigh School, said children "lake Orlenta Plan" at lising in Camelot subdisision tonight's school board meeting are being bused to Lake iS thC ioU1)t5i(ie bO)tOtt SpUfl Qritjj Pits' ntly they ss,ilk I rAY w sc 00 school In Cimsselberry. (Related officials estimating about 85 to Story Page 2A 90 per cent of black students The spokesman said 123 absent from classes, children In Camelot will be Dubbing the "Lake Orienta bused. Casselberry citizens Plan" an "inefficient plan" a have been miffed since the (u Casselberry spokesman said board mide its decision looking at the ovorall because they say they weren't educational needs of the county allowed to present their siews shows the plan adopted by the The spokesman also rapped school board is not the be.. plan School Supt. Bud Layer for only yesterday's high 45 low this for Seminole students. bringing three plans before the "We don't think the Rosen board instead of the lout morning 34 Th ere were patches of frost replirted. Sunity and wald children should be in- rcquire-d by the board a ChIT ~ M Casselberry WEATHER - I 7A 4A 1itorlal Horoscope ................... Hospital SA Obituaries .................5* Sports ...............,..I.2-3B Televislon 4B ".. - ' '• -_ _... - - - I— • • i- lw - -~-A_ - _" 't-4 -. 5A Puzzle ' - [IRIIP_(I4!(KIN J L 0 steering committee meeting of the Industrial .25' Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Cardinal of f icials. President Austin Guirlinger and Vice President Paul Jarvis will host a noon luncheon tomorrow with San'ord City Commissioners and city departme;.t heads at the Holiday Inn. . - _~;_ - va .....................6B " 117' '!\. - T-v . ~. , ~v; "01,11.,M . =4-%k ~ _____ ___1J5NW 4 Cornics .....................6B ' ' - .... I. 9. I; " ,wll t?,r - ~ -L=_A~~ i I"ll -_ --- I _________________ Calendar - A i ~ __~ - 15~ OhIo, was made during a a - 1. i , ~yi ~- : ~ ft , Index I to Z - r. Lamb I IV •"r Heavily armed police move Into woods during Lake Mary robbery manhunt yesterday. (Herald I - __W_ - _ -___ . - 5.00 lllftv^,~W' . . '. ~ 4 ~ I .1 ~4 . - I %. T, : J , I ~ ~- 90 Bridge - . P l m~~ N --._- - __ _.~ I - ' ~ 1 -#-*oi~ l I g The announcement by officials for Cardinal &nuusir&es O Columbus, ,, . -_ W.- - • - - - *1 Midnight Show Fri., Sat., Sun. - '. f. I - h_2 I x________________ .- ~ ` "P4,, ; local people. .T '.'31Y - I. V :.. 1*6 4 11#Z, lk I I __ - - ~_ - All For - Va i 11, 1 M - . ,_ J " '- details of the modular pl&nL __________________________________ I ' Cocktail Sauce - S .- __ 'I French Fries, Cele Slaw, R.11 I i, 1 •. i.41 f), I -• .- 4 . a - ~ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL DINNER ,t~ — ___gL__ Photo I TO COMPARE 'r' begin operation In Sanford ,tcr''.;66 cf hiring approximately 250 I 1i ' - - - " - French Fries and Small Drink I YOU , I $ I yesterday that It plans to '' I a apartments and hotel unced ., . . .. L - * -. , -; i ti ' - - - / A- - -'-, A i _ ___________ lvd Herald Staff Writer manufacturing firm that builds modular . . - /1 ' ,' • -1I — * S - ,. RAC /1 __ - - 119 fit —— Chicken, Cole Slaw, -_ I,', I r=' — : il* * i_* . " ;-? Tuesday when police units *_-~- were made available to all 50 states," Ford told mt_ t.7' first started cordoning off the as the car sped away ~ij -,. I 4 __ ---- A - - ).- — ,. . . r — ha lf Of it imillisram - "I pI.it iei t.. ' 1?sl. d j " at the situation, and as a result Uiese funds I Poole said the men then told 115M, IlMll _Zii~ . I 'ou" Ohio Firm To Open Sanford Plant In Mo 4 ( vI(HiwayiPfl) . All .v rtn • •—- others that officers 32 Nixon. i -T:i~.-_- __ -Fl~ _-J,- .I I I - patrolman J I Poole was the clerk to "get a bag and put descriptions ran Into the woods BE 21 I _~lNr , 17 Ti~_ .i _~M - In the Ntonday night robbery Old Lake Mary Road and Lake boy from the IS-year-old came out of the The episode began between two ba nd its, who never showed Mar Boulevard — they found ir,Aertr~wh the woman clerk 9-r jand 10 a.m. vestuday a wosti- in. Prittred thp mn- . ,r.,tintintumel 11a • • j '- —-I I ~ ~_ 11I 1. 1, ' . ~~ v ll` I . I:A v l ; f .I .1 Jr.1- .W";~_Si y 11 MICKEY LOCHRIDGE Cardinal officials will .' —— S- %r-, .,.-,x store, Country Club Road, Lake transporting the robbery vic- all the money In it or I'll kill Poole said a car stopped ahead tiian$. billion lnhighway funds Impounded as an - - I ust Truan ts Polk said the 15-year-old and ment Wd turn up the juveniles - — — thoughts he put crwu PM - . . I __ I asniuchrest II1CJKEN •q I TUESDAY S I I pieces of chklie.%, mo%ked - ush es i 600 Floridians at the conference. . i I Lake Ada, south of Airport Mon'ay night at the Shop 'N Go L 1016 ) . Gulden's descripUon of tile origin of the phrase along WIUI his musings as to whether Columbus was Jewish are just 1a - -I tter # Akoe I - on. 7,*,,,, iNS and pro golfer Lee Trevino. after a march helicopter landed even to the color clothing the and may have been in die area and a tradEh% dog flushed a youft were wearing. But after for a "pot party" In Uw woods. f v polatoas and gfuvy, colc stow and hot &stuils II'. Value GOOD ALl. DAY T*jnk#xxh,mjirthr&xbn%of "Strictly Speaking," process.91 I — - praised Askew's request that he release more economic measure by then President Richard In the afternoon, Fcrd was to play in the pro- deputies and the manhunt was scrub and swamp -bounded by r1lense underbrush. r I " !I RegUkir ' Newnwn with comedians Jackie Gleason and Bob Hope )iflt h l ft 6ff tives from the Southeastern region, then hold a news conference. square-mile area at 2 30 p m Lake Mary robbery suspects at nearby Seminole High School Complete d,nn,I 29 "Tlie Palace Guard," Rather arid Gates ( cimed : I be I $ pardons, they should apply "through the regular t-~,_5.... ~_P-_ At a White House-sponsored conference . fl fl S IC fl ec1,nornit a iir, Ft today for newspaper and broadcasting execu- Poole alerted sheriff's large area of woods, pa metto - , - NONFICTION amateur division of the Inverrary Golf Classic i night. The President was to be host at a breakfast surrounding an estimated nine- answered the description of two suspect were skipping classes seared 15-year-old - - — medicine - A ~11 -Lady," Tryon U - The searc h, centering on who was robbed by Iwo men when Lake iMary Police verifence storeand one man told the cordon of officers his 16-year-old companion plus J A ,- i r up (k ft nd ints tIl furji,t z id tt ' Richard M. Nixon, whom resigned President Ford pardoned. "... Since they are appealing their sentences ... it would be inappropriate for me to make any comment one way or another," Ford replied He added, however, that if the defendanUt seek were skipping school In a County plus an Orange County Polk said the manhunt that of the police car on Airport fl ed with wooded area off Airport Sheriff's helicopter and a cost taxpayers about $1,000 In Boulevard and two men fitting change Boulevard Winter Park Police K 9 unit Officers' salaries plus equip- the robbery suspects' , "IV Ebony Tower," Fowles impromptu basis and did not return to the text at Sanford yesterday didn't turn 92, utilized approximately 50 Mary,calledthe3outhb} name tim, who police declined to up two robbery suspects but it officers from law enforcement and told Investigators he wasn't identify, to the sherlfrs office - I IIIP un m en By BOB LLOYD 11 63 once again in Harry Goldeals Golden, was one uwd by Immigrant Jews G A five-hour manhunt at Boulevard and west of U.S. 17- 2 ' pardow, for the recently convicted Watergate I., ' The wit and warmth which says, and provocatively Utled first captured readers in "Only "Long Live Columbus." in America" shines through ri n htin o' The President entertained 15 mayors from seven states and Puerto Rico at a three-hour working dinner at his ocean front hotel Tuesday President simply departed from his te - 0 - .v' ha Happe ned ," Ne t- 32 — of some instructions from a I or from 9ood physical .herapist The phrase, according to - I herald Stall Writer I LONG LIVE COLUMBUS. By Pages. $8.95. I Sheriff John Polk called off FICTION I — latest book, a charming collecHarry Golden Putnam 266 (Ion of more than 160 P. I .4 ' The Ultra Secret," Win — — — Ile said at its current pace, Congress might not —0St V o ' — — — — 23 _— — V 4 - best one we have." Ford also was asked about the possibility f . be . "All Things Bright and Beau- — gress for falling to enact a tax cut did flush two teenage boys who agencies throughout Seminole one of the robbers. Publishers ler — — I — — — BOOK RE IEWS - I -A A- .-F=-, - 1% 6AWWWt~d . I . "riethi 4lEsetI series of trips across the country, chided Con- , strength. Otherwise the joint etti by 03111111h ~i . — ________ — — the weight off the Wps by lying down for a couple of hour& Remember the purpose of the exercise is only to maintain full doesbetter I ~ p - The President, as he has repeatedly in hiS with tuLipecifteu nations on a -minimum or noor nriee on nil H" didn't c'1akrate on the nego ations, t said he seeks a reasonable I . - I "The Seven-Per-Cent SOIU Implements 24 Head covers I 50 Epochal 25 Encourage DOWN SlMascuhn• 26Oemosh I Play tricks 21 Mouths (an3t.) nickname 2 Prussian lancer ?g proboscis 52 City in New&ds I vat ) 30 Memorandum 53 maton 3 Arbot"I home 31 Asti bif d cirestof's first 4 Less lenso name 32 Redact 5 Cotton bundle 35 Writing 54 Foot part 55 Former Aus38 Triticked 7 Charger BAulornotive 43 Feminine 5$ Food fish — — — the amount of activity. A good program is to be up and about forordypartoftheday,theaget of NA —lie said negotiations base been under way f 1 . tion," edited by Meyer — A person with osteoarthritis bsckwvd, vp dowa, at di1sy is die puzzis. Fiad ch W44s c. sad box ii is is CALIPER ELL METER C"AIN FATHOM -MICRON ~, CUBIT FOOT MILE .4 DIVIDER LEAGUE ROD Tofnwmw: Breeds of Chickens a - - ., ..__- i that we are bottoming out," Ford said. He said there is little he can do to ease the problem without congressional action. C I I - . I A Weekly gadget 9 Grivel monkey appell.,%lion arthritis. C L D V B R W 0 I R I F L I A N U SM : J, yS ,, 11 third quarter of this year. "Most experts agree . Mayor Carlos Romero Barcelo of San Jun, president of the National League of Cities, told newsmen there was "a kind of a consensus" among the mayors present that while Ford's energy policy might have flaws, "it's still the the deletion was not signiticant, that the cause at present there is no viable alternative to his own proposed prograin. I for Indochina, Ford said "Cambodia will run out of ammunition in a rela tively short period of time" unless the U.S. government quickly extends military aid, He said that if the Cambodians are able to maintain their national integrity in the months negotiations that would end the war." declared "I Intend to keep the pressure on" be- ,, Departing from a toughly worded text at a White Housesponsored economic conference here Tuesday, Ford said: ahead it will lead to the "possibility of PlOVint nt II! eas' in the third iudrtcr of this cflon complete work on a Lu cut until June. "i Wnk that is very il"dvised and extremely serious," he said of that possibility. monopoly In any industry is in our best Interest," ~__ I — — — I . Congress Tax Cut "1 believe in the final analysis Congress will do Its part." The President did not read a passage in which he said Congress was heading toward a that "could lead America to disaster" by delaying action on energy legislation, White House Frees Secretary Ron Nessen said —He again predicted that the rise in unem- ith ( orwrcs ifl dcveluping a culilprumise energy progriain but 4 • d m& lWl et - _____ ii. - "extremely critical" and said U.S. military aid is urgently needed to help the Lon Not government survive, —He declared his opposition to suggestions that the nation's oil industry be nationalized. "I don't think na tionalization of any indust ry ... is in our best Interest nor do I think government he said . assertions: -lie is willln' to roperitt 4, ____ 1 _______ E SATDEPCAVCMAIHILEHE Ole news conference questions, he made these major : ________________________ Compiled ' l3Incur.on thefullrangecfmotlonofall £_C)_b A ' ,tWinirvehici 22 Babylonian deity E E N _____ W 2OSpac.' OOPMHUREVUEDWF/yEDED we y energy a nd economic proposals. In responding to 4 BEST SELLERS c , 14 Hesyy volume 59 Love god 60 15 Go by 61 Heavy *4hght i6 " - s name one doW for the book plus 25 ostage and Or ,,'• - D 42 Cubic meter 560! thC t'Outh 12 rena a A H C II E L E E 0 0 T D A L E F T 0 5 A *_ I Pleasant month44Impiofe 46 H&W Public transportation II Pteo.tton a Pierce Wth a 49 Servile iiivC ii Washington news conferences, The President was in Florida to promote his - __________________ boOk! h I. IV minimum price to stimulate domestic produ(~. tion of additional oil and natural gas. —fie declared the situation in Cambodia is House and Senate today to act promptly on taxcut legislation. "We need a stimulant now and I hope Congress will realize the urgency of the need for action," Ford said at another in his series of out-of- ,,_ Answer to Privtous Puzzis ble The various f are dLscus--d In HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — Declaring "the country has been the loser" because of congressional slowness, President Ford prodded the ..-..-- provlided man with the means heavy, along with Angel for his greatest strides — an Tompkins, who plays his girl him of CBS' Friday night pro. awesonrle new power that made friend. Miss Anderson Is his gmm change only last week its mark on every phase of wealthy wife whom he and his we've been in high gear "and society, bringing new con- girl friend want to eliminate. trying to ' r ser1ences, comfort and They hatch a bizarre murder luxuries In a stepped-up world. scheme. ,,I guess he (Silverman) felt a I undmdanid t1wre is no cure, common problan in men. 7bis knees and ankles. , "No, all we're concentrating Fortunately for AIda, 13 see its national premiere. } sa"s he'll be busy that "We'll Get By" shows already on right now is the pilot, he night, supervising the taping of are In the can. All he has to do Is said. "If NBC Is interested in the pilot of another series he publicize the series and ho pe It seeing more material after c wrote and hopes to sell to NBC. survives in its time slot against that, then of course we an It. Aida said CBS programming Dr. Lamb but hope the pain could be is usually csteoarthrltlsorwear lessened He uses a cane, so far and tear arThritis with difficulty Osteoarthrltls affects the - Powe r" This episode takes a Ii; So Deep, M} Lose" Den .,..alled us a midseason rr"ace it i penetrating look at the Galloway and Barbara ment, was aflop and ord axed after Industrial Revolution, which Anderson costar. He's the — Could comfortable, may be recommended, of—the hip joints Is a fairly N NEW YORK (AP) starts showing about Friday night. He made a Jersey home he shares with his March 14, CBS ughters and typewife, three da "We'll Get By," a half-hour sit. very fast series of decisions, so series about a we hall to go right to work to let writer, sold tie's not writing adamuu• New Jersey family. But the the audience know we're ditlonal scripts for yet. just lance-chaser show's creator won't be able to opening up then." Ford Pushes For On pressing need to do something viewed b). phone f rom (33) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith "But my order of business is June But in , writer Alan Aida NBC's hit "Chico and the Man" really to get the pilot done and i resumes his (13) WOTT Sports And Ile also has to worry later then concentrate on telling ng career as Hawkeye when 'M A S-Il ' 'r in s p for its itnut ss it thvr NR( Ill bus his people around tht countr know (24) Liectric Company proposed new series, tile pilo)t ()f il bout , %Ve'll Get By."' urth season. (35) Last In Space floes all this series-creating Right now, Aida Is drumbeat- which ho said he began writing 6:00 (2, 6. 8, 9) News Ing for "We'll Get By," origi. just last Decvmber after "M-A- (he %Tote a third series that (24) As Man Behaves (44) Lucy Show nally scheduled to start on CBS S-11" finished production for the ABC rejected) means he even6 30 (2 8) NRC N'w* tl%.411% ni in to ute up the act i'. It wis dropped crson Ili) (Ad Smothers T'he new pr*)Ject, as yet un- ing game and become a fulitime from the 1974-75 lineup when a Brothers eha t tIIh'wI, I' fl It'JRtIN' CnVTI 1VV ci'rjv'ner and producer? o' .irt delq'ed the (24) Man And 1 don't think so." Aida said. of revised prime time access starring Jack Weston as a law. Environment I 1 love acting. Every time I rules for network programming yer "who just borders on shadilivperform I get a wave of feeling (35) Mayberry RFD ness widle trying to earn a at night. () Hogan's Heroes The show was hastily put Ing as best he can," Aida said. about how much fun It is.I don't a The 39-year-old acto, Inter- think I'd ever not wan back In the CBS lineup last week when the network dedded 8:3^ 10 ABC TUESDAY "Khan," a detective series in~!41~ V I` • ding Light 11:00 (2, 0) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) 1~pht Second 7:30 (9) Am America you refer metoan information on the treatment of arthritis? 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Florida 32771-Prir. in (wit* _________ -- — New Comedy Series (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse (44) Variety 12:00(2) News 100 (2, 1) Tomo r row ' Show 2:00 (8) All Night Modes Hollywood Squares (13) Movie (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show Tomorrow ik d • 1:00 (2, I) Somerset (9) News 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 11:30( 2,Hght (6) Movie () Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Captioned News (44) Play Bunny Pageant Viewpoin t (24) Orange County School Board (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line Show 111111111111111111111111~ Tuxedo 'Hawkeye Ballyhoos Live Password Big Va i) (44) Tennessee Book Beat (35) The Saint (44) Night Gallery Animals (fl)Ch ;. I IGHT'STV __ :1 " D) One Life To () Young And Restless " - -_ AK ig lie mild highs 1ost' to mid lOs converiienced, we don't think meeting In Altamonte Springs and the ;ows In the upper 40s. it's fair," the spokesman said. Casselber.y residents also plete weather details on "Our concern is being fair to say ihe I'Lake Orienta Plan" everyone." has incorrect mileage cited In page SA. _ _------& - better plan," the spokesman "minority white paper" The U.S. Justice Department enrollment of 211 in kin. id. prompted their decision to has promised to investigate the dergarten through fifth grade. Contained In the "Lake protest. Rosenwaldissue to determine If Sanford Middle Principal Orienta Plan" Is the proposal to The proposal sparked a any civil rights violations have Dan Pelham reported -about bus 211 blacks outofliosenwald bo)cott at Rosenwald, where occurred In the decision to bus the same" number absent as to Casselberry. It was adopted parents are str Layer's objections. He facility and eventually a Elementary as issued from Lakeview . wanted the blacks bused to count)wide three-day boycott A spot check of Seminole Middle School. -Lake Orienta, a new school which black spokesmen say will schools where the percentage of At Seminole High the presently under construction end today. No date has been set black studen ts Is higher showed message was the 'same •?' The board decision to close for an end to the boycott at about the same number l' of Principal Den Reynolds said . down Rosenwald was 4-1, with Rosenwald. students absent tod ay as black absenteeism is close to 90 ' board member Davie Sims Blacks say Casselberry yesterday and Monday. per cent. dissenting. But the decision to residents don't want black At Midway, Principal Leroy At Crooms, Prirc1pal E. L. bus black.'c to Casselberry was children In their school, but Hampton said 361 blacks were Blacksheare 32, wsti Mrs Pat Telson and Casselberry spokesman said absent, arid three showed up boycott of reported the black classes there was - . E.0. Harper Jr., dissenting. ' __. today "color has noolIng to do today for class. Twelve wIdte about 98 per cent effective ., Mrs. Telson, her husband with IL" W --i studen ts are enrolled at the today. - ~_, ,_ r said today, Is in the hospital and At any rate, black leaders s y school, which has a total Black spokesman i'lilles W09 I be able to attend tonight's if the school board dtwislon to enrollment of 314 Gacison and Herbert ['elder say - TF-it -~ t osenwald and tum it p And at Rosenwald, placard- the countywide boycott was Blacks say they 8t disen. into a center bc trainable carrying picketers still mar- staged to show the sctwl board PA' -rut chanted with Layer and say his handicapped isn' t reversed, died outside the school, while the solidarity of black OP. its proposal. "Overall, we feel lack of regard for their they wi!l sue Layer and tile only five blackstudents showed position to the Rosenwald the adm inistration could find a proposals outlined In a school bc'l 'iemher up (or clas.ses iwt of an pliaseout. -. • . - ' - - -• .-. 1 - 4~ _ ~ -)rj "" I - t _- - �— 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday. Feb. 26, )75 Lawyers -- NA BRIEF I :1 I - I !N Dale y Wins Primary As Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. GOP Foe Concedes CHICAGO (AP) — Mayor Richard J. Daley has tzimmeed his first primary election opposition in 20 years, and his Republican mayoral opponent said "it's tin, possible for me to be elected mayor." Republican John J. Hoellen's wife, Mary Jane, told a newsman by telephone early today that he had withdrawn from the April 1 general election, but she refused to call him to the telephone. Republican officials could not be reached for cornment. Daley was an easy Democratic winner over City Council member William Singer, Richard H. Newhouse and Edward V. Hanrahan. Dorothy Glisson, former Florida Secretary of State; exstate Republi can party Chairman Tommy Thomas. NEW YORK (AP) — The Anti-Defamation League of B'Nai B'rith claims that desire to do business with the newly-rich Arabs has prompted discrimination against egII and American Jews by many American banks, government agencies. The league said the Chase Manhattan Bank. for ewnple, has refused to open a branch in Tel Aviv despite requests by the Israeli government. Meanwhile, the bank, the nation 's third largest, Is planning or has crested branches in six other Middle Eastern countries, according to the league. a .... -' - _____- - -. D7 liztLeIeetrIcfanLandtwwkrr.*nw,w, who have decided that a partial job is better than no job at all. Rap Fed Stand WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve should be helping the public find out comparative interest rates on nk consumer loans ra ther than sappslng the da ta , t iioI!e niltt ctiairmen say. it.. Patman and Frank Annunzlo, chairmen of the domestic monetary policy and the consumer affairs sub. ... I ....,.IA h ,t. place. able consumers writ ,jvv ostly' Manhunt Nets 'C • Truants, Not Bandits ____ .!. . - 5=. •_._S. •••• , w. ______ ___________ ________ a: ________ degree murder in the slaying of Newby was stru6c in the f ce a ta vern operator and waa with a can used as a cigarette sentenced by Circuit Court butt conta iner In the Jail cell. Judg e A. J. Homann to life in Au tho rities said eht stitches - -, ' on : Indictment Rehearing . A spoke&nan for Stale Atty. Staley said a tentative reads that a state seeking to ex. Abbott Herring said today he Is rehearing date of March 6 has tradite a person must show the seeking rehearings on circuit been set before Circuit Court person escaped confinement, divnhialng rob. Judge mcbard Mul w In jumped bail or broke pa role or Court nz11 bery indictments against two Turner extradlticn can. probation. The New york juveniles and the dental of Judge Muidrew ruled Feb. 6 papers did not show Turner had extradition to New York of that New York state papers done any of these, uper salesman (ilcnn 'I,irner. were not 5uflicient under Dcfenseattorneys(orTurner. Assistant State Atty. William Florida law and that Twner colorful south Seminole Staley said if a rehearing Isn't couldn't be forced to go to New resident who still faces a granted in the Juvenile indict- York to face a six-month son- federal court re-trial on mail ments case Herring plans to tence for contempt of court, fraud charges, said he wasn't appeal the issue to the Fourth Florida's extradition statute present or benefited by a trial. District Cowtof Appeals at West Palm Beach. J udge David Strewn ruled * ' __________ _____ Lose Weight Tktp S • _S__ - .- .' SI' - ' ... ____ _______ - -"-.'-.' . SI" X -' '-\ ' ., TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Three deaf mutes have been charged with robbing a Central Florida bank of $3,000. Rodney A. Sharmek, 25, of Tampa, was arrested Tuesday and jailed on $1 0, bond after a hearing through a sign-language interpreter before U.S. Magistrate Paul Game. Two other deaf mutes, Michael Jenkins, 24, of Winter Haven. mn.1 R!'ymncnd Lanning, 22, of Jacksonville, were arrested earlier. They pleaded Innocent at hearings Monday. The three are charged In the Jan. 2 armed robbery of the Barnett Bank of Winter Haven. 1; — \ '. -:. ' .- - I -- I ---,.-,-. * . - * * * * * * Different Patterns .' ,-.. 4 * * * • * 4 1 U ,\ \ - 4 $(tI4(d(Ly A. * • JAM SESSION 8P.M. TO? All Musicians Wkorno S•A =__5=__•=_ • S_-5_ * _________ __________ * r -• POCKET . . . . II I . VICKS Ø RADIO 'j 3 99 gr • __S•S•_.S • • _==•S S;__•_S ' PANELING _•• ___ . ___ KNT 87" P F1 1 TOPS, 91? 97 C FORMULA 44-D PERSONNA DOUBLE II REFILL... •• •---- ' = T-SHIRTS i ),i 'c'usr ' "."-' TANK TOPS RIBBED-STEEL HOSEPLC. HANGER !! '• !_1 i "MAMA" BLACK = \ 1 VT MANURE 9 48 C 6c Seminole Mcmoiial Hospital Medical Society Auxiliary, has Auditorium, is the forum For issued au invitation to all in. films, questions and answers on teresled adults, but especia lly BSE(BreaztSelfExamInation those who have teen-age at 8 p.m. tomorrow, daughters, 'ho have seen or Mr , Joan (lonty, Seminole will c the draniiUc film on BSE awl the use of "Be tsi" the self-examination model. Dr. Franklin Clontz will be on hand to answer questions and aid discussion on cancer's danger signals. Mrs. Irene The Roads and Bridges Brown, Seminole Cancer Committee of the Greater Society Public Education SarifordCharnherofCommerec Chaicrnan, will pr ovide free will hold an organizational cancer literature and be meeting tomorrow morning at available to help schedule BSE 8:15 in the chamber office , and similar presentations to Agenda Items to be discussed school and other groups. include the $3 million funding Mrs. Clontz pointed out that for the new Ostccn Bric.gc, the this program will continue SR 46 overpass and the monthly until June. In serving possibility of the Orange parents presently being shown Seminole-OscecIa Transpor- the RSE film in school, the tatlon Authority establishing physicians' wives' leader hopes routes into Sanford. that all Interested adults in U Th' ettuiiitte. he:iditi liv tiw...s IC = SANDALS •-. -. '• .'.To .S, 2 RAP.'.LA ONE PECK SE ,.., '0 4, c, PEAT MOSS I CiOCr — r oc NOW \ 88 YOUR =(-• F',TS FISH BOARD & KNIFE Sri 'iES S[i .' 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(AP) Former law partners who allegedly gave Treasurer Thomas O'Malley $40,000 In kickbacks have been subpoenaed by a grand jury that is expected to wind up its O'Malley Investigation tonight, sources Say. W. 41 VA .5. - OR _—_-,,u 12 oz 0 Malley Probe At End low -".'ww $ 10 CI MIS 1_ r INTENSIVE 1',.Svfe :i._____ • Bennett, were subpoenaed to testify. The committee interrupted its investigation of Justices Dekle and Joseph Boyd receiving a secret memorandum to allow test im ony from them and Sam Jackowltz, who appeared Tuesday. Jackowltz, a Miami real estate broker who was a party to the [lay County case, said he had never asked Dekie to Intercede with Fitzpatrick on his behalf, 41 \s ".'?. . - D t D' I PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... for quality prescriptions at low, low prices! OVER TWO MILISION L AST MONJH ' ALONE! ' • •: • 3 1 .t T 'N VASELINE - - * F#6-~_2ff f — 'IALLAIIAMFE. Fla. (AP) — A House Impeachment committee turns its attenti on today to whether Supreme Court Justice Hal Dekie tried to Influence a Bay County circuit judge in a land case. The Judge, W.L. Fitzpatrick, and an attorney, Julian u' Sought - tI rm -- 011,- Dekie Case Probed ____________ : I _______ _____ .-. ______ th e Sanford Juvenile Detertion Levi - ___________ ____ Leon County reported more cases of venercal disease 100,000 population because the control program is easily accessible to the public and because Tallahassee has two large state universiti es, 1r. 13.E. IerTuesday. The universities swell the num ber of pe ople in the age group, 15-24, where VD is most prominent, he said. teon County also serves as th e med ical hub for a number of northern Florida counties, so th e county's Figures may refl ect more than one county, he added . Prison, were required to close a Meinert and Donald Eugene laceration on Newby's face. a Jones, 40, of Large, Fla., were Thomas wasn't Immediately cluirged in the Jan. 9 shooting sentenced on the assault and dea th of 54-year-old Edward bat te ry co nviction by Circuit BUD FF:ATUER ALLAN KEE'TH EC. HARPER JR. DR VIE Adamkiewlcz at his Adams' Court Judge David U. Strawn. Inn, U.S. 441 near Apopka. Thomas was originally jailed on Sheriff's deputies, summoned a violation of probation charge. by neighbors, found the bulletToday in Judge Strawn's riddled body of Adamklewlcz In court selection of a Jury began a pool of blood near the tavern's In the trial of Major Wheeler, 1 rear door. The victim was 19, of 1811 W. 13th SL, Sanford. By ED PRICKETr Casselberry is scheduled to up with a workable plan, the meeting two weeks ago, clutching pistol. Wheeler was Indicted by Herald Staff Writer present Its proposal tonight in (concerning Rosenwald I will Besides that, I think It was the Capt. L. J. Kriz said an Seminole County Grand J' Seminle County School opposition to the "Lake Orients support it." best decision that could have autopsy showed Adamklewlez robbery and use of a -eat-rn in Board members contacted Plan" which calls for the busing Sims said he doesn't approve made," Feather said. had been shot — once ccnuniulon of a felony carges today differed In their opinions of 211 blacks to Casselberry, of the boycott In the head, once in the left hand In connection with a Jan. 12 Board mem be r Allen Kee th on phasing out Rosenwald, but School Board Member Davie "I think they have a valid 's and three times in the chest. robbery at Jack's Mini-Market, all agreed on one thing Sims says he has clocked point, but the only ones suf. said at the present time he Officials Hated robbery as the U.S. 1742 and SR-419 south of they're unhappy about the distances from Rosenwald fering are the children who "unhap' and upset" over the motive for the slay ing. The Sanford. boycott Elementary to Casselberry. He should be in school. I do not boycott. victim's wallet was missing, Two abet-tWa deputies -et"As a parent, I feel It's an said from Rosenwald to the approve of a boycott of that Board member E. C. Harper but 111 in change was found in passing the food store injustice to the children to keep Casselberry school is 3.1 miles; Jr. (vuld not be revched tcr his pockets. natutie," Sims said. holdup occurred and saw a man rsano trtxu schooL to Lake Orients Is 2.8 miles and Feather also said he doesn't comment, and Mrs, Pat Telson Trial of Jones for murder in i-w from the store. sorry to see the boycott because to English Estates is 2.1 mIles. think the school board will IS in the hospital and won't the case Is scheduled for next when you have schools as fine Sim said he feel& the board reverse its decision and keep attend tonight's session. week in circuit court. as In Seminole — it's a shame will "stick to its guns" eon- Rosenwald a community At the most recent school A circuit court Jury last night ________________________ for a child to miss even one day cerning RosenwaA-1 and "go school. bwrd meeting, Hu;er and fOund Seminole County jail of school," School Board with the plan adopted at the last "I don't think lt would be wise Mrs. 'Felson voted against inmate Alvin Wayne Thomas 13 4" ,iD...Jø — 3,..__. —: . said. — However. Sim said If School affect the plans and Un- twit votNi I Fsr,rnr Lh h,,p,* ,,,S • ,,..Ih,.,..,. A • committee from Supt. Bud Layer "could come derstandings of many people at Rosenwald. Thomas. ,d18O8 Coolidge -•-- I c-- ,r,A 4 Springs, Casselberry. and 3ny marijuana during the within 14 days of the date of Longwood police departments search "but you could smell It their participated in the manhunt In the W000S. Au thorities said the youths in 'We wcr much more aided by the helicopter and questionweretnciicjetI1gancjj Winter Park KI officer George tertsttd," he said, III the days after th eir arrest. possi bility that two robbery Bortiuwick and tg Judge Strawn has ordered the suspects Shepard were holed-up In Juveniles held in detention 1 only shot fired by the thert" pending further proceedings in shotgun, rifle and handgun Polk aid the 15-year-old the cases in the juvenile armed officers was the one that juvenile, who told officers be division of circuit COlIlt killed a six-foot diaU4baCk hid an underbrush as long as the _________________ rattlesnake In underbrush near helico pter was O% the area, was turned over to Division of You th Services authori ties at JOIfl tI_'•* ••• , ,• .' 1w ______ d Center for release to his parents Astory in the Herald last custody. week incorrectly identified Frank Williams as the owner of Lake Mary Garbage Ser-Ice, 2" _______ -______ _________ ____ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP — The fact that Florida's capital Is ranked No. I in the state in the rate of venereal (lisedses means it ti: an Jr5Ivt' jrr;sm to (intro! VU, says Leon County's health director. Ave., Sanford, had been By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer charged In the one-day trial Gle'a Edward Meinert, 24, of with aggravated assault Pittsburgh, Pa., pleaded guilty connection with a Jan. 12 in. yesterday at Sanford to first. cident in whici. Kenneth ______________ '' Slaying a gjr.- .. ______ Monday that robbery in. diciments returned by the (Continued From Page IA) the lake just six feet away from grand Jury Friday against two 12 juvenile boys in the wood the tracking dog. south Seminole 17-year-aids Reflecting on the day's ac- were not returned wi rear Airpor t Boule vard. The th in a 14vi'.les, Polk said the teenagers youths were questbned, held at ti day period prescribed by state tbescene for about antiourand "cost us at least $1,000 n law dealing with juveniles salaries and three hours then allowed to go to scloul Officers from the Lake Mary "copter time--WI because they charged with life felonies. Strawn expinined that juveniles Pollee, Seminole Sheriff's were skipping school." mn be trie as adults but the He said officers didn't Department, and Altamonte "'4... Correction — A $200-million increase constructionmoney that Florida will get next year from the federal government should create nearly 20,000 new Jobs in the state, officials say. Pollution Control Director Peter BaIjet said Tuesday that he had been advised that Florida will get a little more than 1345 million to build or expand sewage facilities in the fiscal year beginning July 1. That money, released under a U.S. Supreme Court decision, should create aPProximately 6,440 on-site construction jobs and roughly 13,000 in related fields, laI jet said In an interview. 4 p u te ____ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — , JM.1 ,, ______ . - I - .siI $20 0.MiIIion Gets no &uw ;w ' In Sewage Program Funds five times vM itifferent way. They're volunteering to forgo raises orto work fewer hours oro give upvaeauonctaysto ep s....-. State we NEW YORK (AP)— As ormaplommt spirals upward, more and more American workers are uniting, but in a e. : •, a Workers Tighten Belts Solons 5 : Ignites Freeman Wednesday, Feb. 26,1915-3A By BILL. BELLEVILLE Freeman bring In the services Haltaway quickly Joined _________________________ And to a point, Williams Herald Staff Writer ________________________. of additiona l attorneys If he is forces with Kwiatkowski, ____________________________ agreed with Freeman's acThe continuing animosity . i tb tc hzflc !'4 ;cant ãu 'W bu-d to coin. cuuIiun, telling The Herald between County Commission "1 work load. plete any one (legal) item," that, "Yes, I'd like to see hlrr, members over Torn Freeman's rirat-term commissioner when so many have been _____ go. Anybody with his political appointment as county attorney __________________ Harry Kwiatkowski, who joined assigned. Hattaway cornambitio ns doesn 't beIne' in the flared again yesterday as jr" with Commissioners Mike mended Freeman's re luc ta nce position he's in." But a far as Board members strongly Hatt.away and Sid Vihien Jr., in to use a "shotgun approach " in "overworking" goes, Williams disagreed over the work load _____________________ disposing the former county superficia lly covering all the said, "He probably doesn't assigned to Freeman. . law firm (Ross, Rumberger, items, and instead worked have r.s much work as Howard Problems began when ____ Pitts, and Eubanks) and hiring thoroughly on priority Items. had w hen he was here." Freeman told the Board that he Freeman, rea cted bitterly to Freeman later told The Williams said, "The key to had already put in more than Williams' suggestion. Herald Marsee's decision to -him being placed there was 200 hours as county attorney — "Prior to Mr. Freeman being resign from the attorney office __•_ a the amount that co mmissioners economics. And in order For this appointed county attorney, I on Feb. 7, instead of staying on logic to work, he's got to end up had deemed to be average never kept a score sheet Mr. during the transition period saving monthly hours — for the month the county money." Howard Marsee (former county until the end of the month, With hourly legal fees charged of February. attorney) that Mr. Williams "tripled" his legal work load. to the county, the only way for 1.0 Freeman declared many of has." Kwiatkowski added that Now, Instead of the benefit of any savings Is for "Freeman to the hours were involved In "I don't remember any Marsee's knowledge of prior work less," and thereby, meeting with various county harassment our previous Board contacts and dialogues, officials perform less work, Williams and DICK WILLIAMS private 1'0M FREEMAN county attorney had," Freeman said that he must said. representatives to discuss the missioner John Kimbrough had Williams replied "I'm not research all the material overwork me and force me to Freeman was temporarily progrcs of certa i n county opposed Freeman's nomination going to get into bickering here, himself from Board records, resign," Freeman said. All 11 Installed as county attorney on projects. as attorney alter a heated It's not a scoresheet. If some "The Republican cornmeetings assigned to him for Jan. 7, with Kwiatxowski's Commissioner Dick Board reorganization meeting things need to he done, I'd like rnissioners f Williams and thic iivnth came from Wifliirns argument that he wiadd save WI lIla mac, who with COlU- on Jan. 7 , suggested that to see 11:1a do it," Ktmnbrough,i are trying to and Kimbrough, he said, the county ''17 pu cent." IN BRIEF : U nhappy' W 'I * t h B oyc ott Discrimination Charged ' •.-?u Workon Ld FLORIDA 7 2:_ X~ 7_1 _ - - J-. Aid Man Given Life TAM['A, Ha. (All) L)emocratic Sens. t.awton Chiles of Florida and James Allen of Alabama, plus three congressmen and several state and federal officials, are among 270 potential witne&sft in the bribery-conspiracy trial of former Republican Sen. Edward Gurney. U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman took 32 minutes I rAzday to rehd the names to determine If any prospective jurors were acquainted wi th witnesses who might be called to testify. Jury selection resumes tod ay. I The list also Includes Reps. Louis A. "Skip" Bafalis, William Chappell, and Charles Bennett, all Florida Democrats; two former secretaries of Housing and Urban Development, George Romney and James Lynn, the new I Legal Free Capital Leads In VD Chiles May Testify I For Okays P lan ounty An application for a Dredge Some commissioners had involving property tax revenue, system was postponed to May 6. decided to give the firm a By BILL BELLEV1LLE admitted they were concerned commissioners amended the Since Eie initial heaaing, the chance to comply with the In. and FIJI permit In Pra irie Lake herald Staff Writer As a result of a county over the screening me thods ordinance to specify that "ad Board had since entered an terim order asking to upgrade was continued to March 18 after I th.tr un. J. W. RObIflI)11 of the J. W. determining 'cicc1c.n lat n;, lr.vivd nue will not be Interim order to upgrade the M,tltrudftofl ComPanY could a free legal aid program for whether applicants should re- used" for the program. equipment at the plant by in. wood connections. last night, not be contacted about the indigents in Seminole will be set ceive the free services. But the County Attorney Torn creasing water, pumping, and In definite action a Freeman Is preparing the final emergency generator capacity the Board unanimously granted hearing. up with revenue from a $2 fee Bar compiled had The area to be (tiled is a state for the filing of all county and questionnaire and check list draft of the ordinance, which at Linwood. But they had not an application for a dock and circuit court documents, that they said would adequately will be ready prior to the ef. entered a final Interim order to boat house on Bear Lake to road drainage easement next stay that decision. The fees which become cover any questions of fective date April 1. Scott Carbon of Ltheal Drive. theprairleLakeDrive-InonSR effective A pril 1, will go to pay eligibili ty. Also, last night, In a one-hour In September, the firm was County Pollution Control 436. Also continued to next week for facilities and for the salary Attorney Bob Moms, who abbrevted meeting, commis- fined $157,000 for non- Director Langley Adair of an administrative assistant was the Bar's committee sioners quickly disposed of compliance with county utility recommended the application, at the request of the applicant for the program. All legal chairman for the Legal Aid t1iree out of four additional regulations — another order even though the structure had was iin appeal against a services will be volunteered by project, told the Board last public hearings by postponing that has yet to be "stayed" by already been built, since decision of the Board of Carlson was unaware of the Adjustment In approving a Seminole County attorneys. night he had received "17 phone them to future d4 ,tes for various the Board. The Board had discussed the calls personally" requesting reasons. In a flutter of confusion last need for the $25 county permit, special exception to park a need for the program at legal services since the Board An unusually complex utility night, commissioners more or The 35-foot dock would con- mobile home. The property in previous meetings, after being began discussing the program hearing to determine if First less agreed that any evidence stitute no hazard to boat traffic question was a lot on Old Titusville Road. Betty Jean presented with the proposition two weeks ago. Florida Utilities had complied that they might hear would on Bear Lake, nor would from officers of the Seminole Cautious to avoid future with Board decisions to prejudice them on the other structures adversely affect the Power opposed Edward Yarborough In the appeal. County Bar Association, requests from the program upgrade its Linwood plant and decisions. 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C 1i1s annual award is presented by U Sanfozd Kiwanis Club In memory of Mrs. Roberta Gatchel i M G ,"f women's award in Sadord.- they continue to exert their charm a24 influence while helping to nuke this a more pleasantplace for ci to five. of TOM TIEDE Scrupulous l f"I 1% *. - - ., - - - . tx-%~, A01. I I • r I - 4 I V . 1~- - I . . . . power, largely self-sufficient in natural resources, The United States is an "island" nation In _. . - * 'l ' I - . ' Debate ! .i., . 5' . . - t __- i_~ -_ - V _Or~~ 1 iohn spa Iski associate editor .1 - *4 -~! . I.',: "'.Nk -, ~.~' V - 1 - V - ' - - .. - gM'f4? % .A 7 (; ., - T_" - . . - . 4. I's,041 Oak, 1ZI U! ' - . . . . .,~, . -- , - . -13 . ; i. . T _, . FEB 3S IS -4 . . mild Elmer F. Wilson, Detiona eOlQne Chiaramonti, 0eltons Ethel AA DcC,oisa.Deltona Leonard ienk~rt% I -_m Donna K Maim Lana S. Reagan 4 David Adams Baby girl CSmpbell. Lake Monroe Sandra Sue Smith & bay, Longwood Linda Dione McDaniel, Orlando Howara j. oat. ortando CArl F C P flip 'lrSo4a $tvirla I Burns Esiir M House 0- MV)n _ &g. : - HigPn P'CNVEML rA IMdIM Iu I ~ A LOusc Oo . ..:. ;i . j . *1 ". -----,-) i I I , r I ,I. .- . !1 _I . i; -(I.. .-, ., BER I S WORLD - it _.- stRlktd Out Of the mftlft. Dw C"Ose MCILLOn - - - - r -4 t.jrr q - 1 - - -- - a Fe -. ___ a wt - - - 1p -U - - 7. - - - - 11 - -'- I 2 - Publicly threatening . John II. Youn IV. Maitland ! Verna H Beaty, Orange City McDaeI. 1! rIand Larrybro Oviedo Sadie Mae ismei. Tausvilie Pa I BIRTHS Mr & Mr i Robert (Della) Hetic a *iI. Defliry -I Sa nford DISCHARGES Leonard i Ded;lh H Hobson - -1 I - p V ___ p - bee ta ppIet 'Oan Hill I I Joyce Br ow n KAlheflne Rober Beatrice Lr Jamison e J Roberts 0. Roberts Scott Walker, NBar-! J ffery Jerry I - - ' 90 - "J1'If,'1, lIlfflIlillIU1i. • JUVI 11' e b,. . " 06 m . i ,I S • -- - I ItS . MEDICATED SKIN CREAM t 59 160Z. - LIMIT I minutes, began riot king alt-er the February 11 debating whether to censur., him again. They condition of the commission" (ron, the nthe, La abo' vrit1v fô nkut it I CREME J4. FREE ANIMAL ED .. - SHAPED ['I LXMVW __1 -%=V I... ;*7 89 B, ,, OF V 97 ew A, 130 ::;ii THERAGRAN H 5ELSUN BLUE AlIlk VITAMIN C - C I3TL. OF 130 COLD CREAM OF I I I Rubbermaid Ti -R oof le I . I ~j!4~~, ,~k,., , C 1 - I U I %#%VU%01 i A -, , , Cu-1 1. *.1,15 !hf_, :1 ctimwe; d1$1riLL,:Ls ' ' ,~ . 1 1. , fl"o'Tnt I I S ______ 88 itnihe, t.IIIIaIII • __ - - I I - - - : I _ ! 1 ~ Q'-'.,~ I .' ••J_•••• K00ACOWR 11 FILM I . - . . ' - 3$ LL - - - - - t ' NM EXPIRES MARCH I oft - I I I -- ~I ffima ..- __ D - *. - __ - WE DON'T UKE HIGH PRICES EITHER . Thes Dot Pr..Cb.d drugs now coot to.. itSupefla' Tha t's rigiti Pow wttin u1ng Money Is moe, Iw4.fl lit., mr I-- IM Itti tI$ at least May 751 oi~ 9 I f w HOME )3W AirpO1 Blvd. Mile East on Airport Blvd. • . - • IF a I• Ufl .1 -- - % SlU ' - - - - - 10 RAM From Traffic Signal I : ' _)F- 1* ~__ ' :Frvw - ~,_ , - M _-____ m4_ 161. i ' If-Al i BOX i • , f. I • ~ --- ~~__ ' FUNERAL . i our I ' - - . belongs in 'vv of doing ffiings. C - - RA%VM -I > oj anu 1L 8 c I I =. - - -• '- I I - I - II t$'IZ OSURE '1'2 . ' _____________ , - CotPOP4 MUST ACCOI,'A.Ny otxn . - -_1 r. - 1; ' ' o P K NOV E LT I ES Fudgslc Its ice Milk Bars &Pops 4O cn, $%" ' I E' '" , ' . - I - PACK OF 17 STICKS % 3 39 EACH I 99 I I I - -- TPAK GUM -- - PRICE - - - - - = UWNW~~~www I 46 I I" I MO I I I 33I1 I • Two colors 7 I vinyl PVC straps ft CABLE SET - I I L __________ fl I __~ 1 S . . I ,4 - - I Hammock a TRAP CHAIR Folding - I pillow Ind sittl SI&rA -- "t U Lounge ', I 99 I T III - Deluxe .. e-*M- I sol!:-;,:,", _____:zz 700 4 % . 59 32-OZ. - X I - 47 6.1 ____ -. '- niIu ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 13( 4-02 * DIIJ W I US 9 37 I I? POLi 400 U 250 mg ___ 49 BOTTLE or 3o p - -. VITAMIN E ' VITAMINS - -. . SUPERS 1 - . 'ao' ------ UPERs I - ot -I..- ' - . 1 - -. 39 HON-AEROSOL MR SPRAY • . 'N. - 29 _________ CHEWABLE M ASCARA r~" VITAMINS CHEWABLE BTL A AaAak FIRM&FREE OW - Wled , I GREAT LASH OWN - lemim I' ._ WITH PURCHASE ~ OF MAYBELUNE ANIMAL . 57 . VrrAMWO . , 1 GREAT-SHA -- F I _____ WITH IRON I .uiu.t wi1 S"I'm 1 1I .....' . -_ VITAMINS . BABY W41~j 1 1 WATVLE " - - oftm, on" WAMIM u I I 1 IIITIDI vi in. - - ,4.~I I us- SUPERX MULTi / JOHNMN'S YZEMA NAVA • 0 i ~ SUPFRX ... - - . 1 "7LMi 1 1'. _(41i4w M~WV 1.1 ~ ° " - - V - - 411~' . . MR& M1WRED MGAN - It- He refused to discws the amey i 111M qiliiI - BTL. OF 130 William .. . LIMIT - I 3?? m , ede1tedinUfemIera1eatabllshmenaBut mlasionersubeleftV" ThecareymernorecalledthatPoweuhad After telling how his fai Powell, who Mill has almost tour ytars of his When the abandoned trio recovered from embarrassed the commission in public recently quoted the 33rd Psalm, th Was heightened, he: says in part A: to serve, has been an unusual chairman, their astonient, Commissioner EUJ Walsh by -a .4q lectern at New teans In a king Is not saved by a which great army,nor a wrior We have estabWW from w"Im of in,. intrahwW Un wVrecedented censtre tr4tim perxnal pique ovier clia questioning." yestigation that be went beldnd his own imeneral and the fust ni1be4 Te!Ies ec'onded ft. The Powell also had tried to "dominate every his horse t : coi,nsel's back to negotiate an attempted set tote was unanimous meeting with your lengthy views on virtually fl(1tflOte Powell, in a long fl'n't i dt li ratc cc for a big man4acrambling con 'set the incredible episode was almost eery subject" and had refused to follow the rsaton, told US I believe in the dinj(v o" turer. &alsu tried to fire Julia Cooper, who won repeated again aLa second conunlsslc*i meeting policies estabs1ud by majority YO2 corn- Ifleil Ilfid WC(flPI bL'tc and ithIte 197(1 Toni Clark Award as the most on Febriary 19. Onre ixre Po*dU cut off plalned the menlo. Ido (Censure meeting) was a rump In gctinment. m Otis, Carey Charged, Powell as chairman recagiuze a rump session" not, h&I Nddcn "the true and accurate M=cW - AnEs~_%~_~~__r_il~w_ ' _10 . .b 33rd Ann olaregiilatorychairnianjgiui. clainnan said 'have & to the thr corn- ernPloyestorespecttbrchalrman. __- ~_ .-.-,-., -.--; -- - I SUPERx VITAMIN 'neroI Notices ChM i E E n Beulah J. Hill owe rt Cause. ttre, 'is 'ike essence of in. . "A rnaor impediment to the effective and timidation." efficient operation of this commission," declares Aside from his arbitary ways Powell has the memo with remarkable candor, "flows taken some strange steps rnfly tc, inspirit his: years ago to protect minorities from 11 staff obediently hustled out and Powell directly from your personal behavior. This troops. He distributed a1 l anplo) ,ep : 1 tj diInn1naUon and fjuJmjda by enloyers. maglaterlaijy "ordered the tape (which was behavior so lacks in understanding, sensitivity t examPle, reporting: : "i was pri=, Greybeard government veterans tell us that recording 11w niJnutes) to be tumed off. vileged and homiest compassion that" it Is impossible for morning to attend rn1OII V =~_ _, . Ir! I 1, A - .~ morale by: to r1re staff members. C a-;_ W t . - , . __, lil - a ,A&-,._'..-_." .Wp 1 j # V~ r LIMIT I - rt Mrs. Lucy J. Brooke, 71, of Mrs. Mildred L Hagan, 63, of Star Route, Osteen, died 2DO Laurel Dr., Sanford, died Tuesday morning in Clermont. Tuesday night. Born in Born in Alabama, she lived in Boonesville, Miss., she cam Osteen for in 1927 and was a She was a member of Osteen Baptist. Baptist Church. Survivors Include her Survivors include two husband, George M. Hagan, of daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Walker, Sanford, sister, Mrs. Minnie Osteen and Mrs. Margaret Honage, Eau Gallie; two Easterwood, Gro%-eland; four brothers, Edward Walthall, sons Rner Jr, Paul and Miami Springs and Gerald of Robert , all of Osteen and Watertown, Coun. Rictprd. of Marathon; brother, Brisson Fttneral Home in Hugo McCull ar, North charge. Carolina ; a sister, Miss Stella -IMcCullar, St. Petersburg. Brisson Funeral Home in F' charge __________________ MRS. SADIE PROEHL i "er i Brooke, 71, of Star Route, Mrs. Sadie Amanda Proehl, 74 , 182 E. Lake Ave., Longwood, Clermont. will be held at 10:30 died Tuesday in Lakeview a.m., Friday In brisson Furwal Home with Rev. Gene Houghton Offic iating. Burial In Oilcan A 30-year resident of Cemetery, Orlsson In char a Longwood, she moved there from Brimfield, Ohio. She was a HAOAN, MRS. MiLDRED L .Funeral services for Mrs. Protestant and affiliated with the Women of the Moose. Survivors include several Tuday will be held at 7 p m ,............... nieces and nephews. Evergreen Cemetery with Rev Baldwin-.%IcN;im.ara Funeral Coffman ofliciating, Home, Altamonte Springs in Britton Funeral Home in charge. charge. M&rnl@ Jr Giddens. Geneva Mary RIley, Longwwd I - - - III meethig. Then just as suddenly, according to the balance to his behavior for a* good of the equal , 'c 'Chilrir i F" 'o br'k 1 r -'t rc I t' - ii urwi; excethng hi. autiriIy and indulging and.. . vehemently decIa.e4 the meeting ad. in 'jptitjj of pj'ji.e" Journed and demanded the staff to vacate the Irally, the cmrnison was established 10 room." '-i 6 J~~ I ! (=) 0 II - . . -_ - - .11] k, . I IMII 2 -7 Employment OpportunIty Corn- announced the meeting was adjourned," states by impeachment. But President Ford can strip minated meetins "at your own whim" rr'l3'('n John Powell 1 'as been r'cretiy cut the mmutes even as C'-mrrassionvr Raymond tim of h5 chairmanship and had deu'arahzcd the entire couunissjcn, wrote Swed by hm fellow 0=nLUi%Ws for his biLarTe Tca-1 waa trying to intro~ a motim So roiled is the atmoWm at a* cmnngsgon behavior. Poweb strode out of the room in a huff. His that its highly respected general counsel, He added 'YoUdCyih , The secret minutes of February 11 session star3jed colleagues quickly assembled a quonmi William Carey, has sent Powell a blunt, con- respected government official as hat, ing 'no how he was cenwed by a 3-0 vote after he twice or th ree commissioners WA remvened the fldentW Memo urgh%9 him to try to W* 8 little guts... and caused "debilitating Ion of ½ GAL. ; __1) F - DEATHS MR& 1.UCY BROOKE 'doc Col umbus. Geneva Viola WithenPoon. Geneva Parliament. WASHIN(;TON -71)e pepperpot chaj ,,man of meeting con%ened. Suddtr4y,''Llairtwin Powell can't remove him from U commission excvpt C0111MWWWL the Equal MILK . 4. 1 ~ ICE ANTI-PERSPIRANT 9-OZ. SPRAY ______ to 704 to low 00% elsewhere. Lows mostly In the 40S extreme north, SOi central " 60s extreme South Daytonis Beach fides for Thur sd&V- hiCh 9:31 d.M.. 10:05 P.M.; prn AREA CiAll A Dullamell, Dellona 4 party's leader, who is also a member of ie EXTRA DRY I , vnk 141 I - \ ~ , 1. --V.., I '* IVW SHEETS . - 1; 6 , ~ _____________________________________________ Judy Carol Glef,n Delia F Hesdri(k. Defl,iry Rubv Cougla%s, Deilona Dana E Mitchell, Dellona Christine M. Eldridge, Deltona ___ ue -J WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ___ 200 2-PLY . ~, :) All YOU must do Is ptosonj its with the Rs Container ,to#% ft oftr store And a asid n p PHONE 322.8270 IL "~ - lcwer * Mary . w C - *S Winds variable 10 m,p.h or less Extended Forecasts Friday through Sunday. Florida Penin We- Partly cloudy and mild with " JACK i NT TO LIWIT ountits " %*N V i . , £ n winners had been required to subrait six copies of Lbeir entries. We w- ere "munded that 2.75 mfflm people an paid V5 billion each year to work for oir federal government, but that ff)unsoutsidersmustbehiredtohe1pwiththework. - A. PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 1,107r% WEATHER A1htigh L Pees DeHo ADMISSIONS . W • -' Lei ' U 0 - .! = . Ti -ERENCE IN CASH C%.O I @ HOSPITAL NOTES Rritsh system has neer been more attractive than it is at present in the person of Margaret Tbatcher, newly elevated to the leadership of her party, the Conservatives. As every news account pointed out, Mrs. Thatcher may well become Britain's first woman prime minister should the Conservatives defeat the Labou party In the next general election, which could be called at any time between now a.nd the next five )Is. This is because, of course, the British do not eled a prime minister mem President. They vote for bers of Parliament and the party wMq the majoriky of mats seLects the prime minister. Not only doa the party out of power lAve a "shadow cabinet" of officials ready to take over but a shadow prime minister as well - the 77le "Odd couple" Of economics -inflation and made by Soviet technology In anti-ship missiles and C-mald Ford, not to be confused with Henry Ford Yourstruly, recession of the same name (you cannot tell one Anwican - are pulling everybody's pur"The rigidity of interpretation advocated by the fast combat craft that car. launch them. Or in Joseph B. Foster from another, y(x,r permLuivenem) has fur- many of the proponents of the original text of sestrings; Lighter. Americans are increasingly comparing the eight separate weapons systems on IheZThOF promised having to do without this or that it= becaux of that each ci cia' 186 people House Joint Resclution 206 could produce a board the newest Soviet cruiser against the four will receive a l55howltzer rising combined with shr1nkn, for this sacred pur. number of very undesirable results. For aboard our largest frigate, or in comparing our pose. incomes on example, not ly would women , Including Letters to the editor are always welcome. own antisubmarine resomes against what we You are stunned, my Memptamian monar& mothers, be subject to the lliey sb*Wd be as brief as possible aW draft but the military Even io, Own is.a whole list of 'et even if you are, I ha'e not finished. The go- would be compelled to place them In combat coent 05 matters of general Interest. know of the Soviet countermeasure ca built have defied the Inflation shortage squeeze. 17hose are complex calculations, and it is obviow between 10 this hW01ric trar"CtiM 2 kuned units alongside of men. Tbe sa rigid in. Tk k4ten 11 b"Id &A with lama aW avW Because of Improved technology, better that the Russians have been doing their math with Patleman named Scrupulous SRm~ wbO says he UrPretation could go rmuire that work WromdIties. production teftiques, new materials, strong has been the San!10- c0mer for 23 nat's, your protective laws reasonably desigiettl to protect the intention of coming out ahead 7* aWr ruerves tk rlgbl to Wft tbme c=nPetIdO11 fIr the reluctant dollar or other sanguineness, has (jt4y to me a two-year or '1he health and safety of women be InvalIdated, It letters for reasons of space, but will exercise factors, the prices of a number of products are 12,000-m,'e guarantee on all parts and service, could prohibit governmental financial great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost actually less than they were a decade or two ago Cxctpt fur tu'es This, 0 Born I idi, ,%earer of atsisLinec to suth beneficial acuvties as In the ed1Ing They run the gamut from television sets to ashingto Rings, will keep our people worry free until well summer camp programs in which boys are AU letters must be signed with a mailing ballpoint pens to power tcolc to pocket into 1977, which as Mohammed has written is the treated differently than girls, in sorm.' cases it address and, when pos*lbIe,a telephone 1.aughUT is vita) when taxpayers th~rtk of W number calculators, according to a study by RCA A-*ngton. Oh- ah anniversary of your descent from the clouds could relieve the fathers of the primary so am jacauty of dw writer may be cbecke d and ecof*mistL the urge may be more toward tear3, but derision can be the best and the 15th year sirwe Ymw providential hand responsibdAy for the support of even infant ed. Ho -er, the Ev Her will prooto lx'tng our big bumbling bm.reauaacy tops ises guided the Exxon spud to glory children, as well as the support of moflwrs of respect the wishes of writers who do not anl ''ffti!d =for $' ,O0 in 4 T 1, is UT1'U'(CG, 0 treasured Sarnaritan of the unwashed, I such chUdren and cast doubt on the validity of dwir ujwies to appear lu "L went to %%ashingtcn a few months ago and began aikaig mint ;~t retails for under 1400. tell you the purchase ha., been expensive the millions of support decrees presently In We reserve, of ccwse, the right to reject any questions. [Us wit is dry and puddsh, aW his smse of the In 1964, a 14 cubic inch refri gerator But here also I have been wise beyom my exi.stence. These are coly a lew examples of the letters" ridiculous came b unduig through the picture tube one Sunday miserable grade Rewspillper emiders tn be libelous Or (Westinghouse) cog $349. The same s.ize frost. undesirable effects that i'ould be produced by the slanderous. night in an hour4ong narrathr. of the ludicrous frustrations that free model today sells for gg big government put in his way . TherwastheNaadal,ccnfoundied ty ANDERSON learned manuals were being rewritten to the nlntb.grade level And the awardslurbecm for those a'ho cut downonpaperwork; 1DJ I to]3 Cancer open forum, Seminole Memorial Hospital auditorium, 8 p.m. co-aponsored by County Medical Society Auxiliary and Cancer Society. Public Invited. - _. - . _ Prescrwton*Prke tee __ Guaran __________,___, ___Z Our Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs 64 .__1 .4. h - %as Lake Mary Woman's Club, 7:30 p.m. Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. rate of Iliv di-Ilar ment down. o ,,nations in mUIUaI secuny , . VIENNA , Austria (AP) - The 13 nations of the oil cartel today continued their debate on proposals to counter the decline in the value of the dollar and the decline in demand for oil that Is putting pressure on them to cut prices. The meeting u! the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, originally scheduled to end today, is now cx ected to run into Thursd9 * Because oil purchases are paid for in dollars, the weakening of the American currency as well as Internatlonal inflation is eroding the purchasing power of OPEC's revenues. To check this, Algeria urged abandonnient of the dollar ond payment for oil in a atronger currency. Others had various proposals to tie oil prices to soine combination of currencies. in effect increasing the price in dollars by whatever percentage the exchange 3 - The t % On Dollar E . w . ' LflC) . EIL 27 Semi I Audubon SOCII 2 p.m., Florida Power and Light j IU Founding Fathers dedded neary 2W years ago that they wanted no part of the British form of government, in which all power belongs to Puliament. They opted instead fot a system of legislative, executive and judicial checks and balances. Esrer since then, especially In times of eovernmental crisis like Watervate American.; . ing, - - 1k. 4 ,~ I , ., i . Leffer To The - Cartel Nations Push * "I Don't Understand It Used To Fit Perfectlyl" 7bus there is little of the uncertainty that Youper1aps ar-ewdering why I have acted . attenthourpoliticsandoureleetlons,noneof the thus In your all wonderous behalf, knight of life. ______________ hoopla of quadrennial nominating conventions treaties which are holding the free world together. With the Prophet's permission I shall explain. The responsibility of the Navy is increasing with and seldom the phenomenon of the --dark horse" Allah be praised, thrj made itie a deal I couldn't ,, who suddenly emerges when a party cannot the closigo1 overseas bases and reduction of our refuse. Includedarefoor - on.thefloor, bucket ' agree on a standard bearer military rnarooser denlnved nhrnarl m Congress must rnaxe a cruual decision at this steering -- and, as your treemmence whom in u ut onguiai tct of house Joint sdvx.'e 'c the ext Fim rrster t1l be fork in the road. Either we are going to maintain a loves to ride In the nude will be plieasied, lactory &Am%u*' I 7be " Rights Amendment does rot Resolution 2W (which is the present text Of should Ow ruling Partv be unseated and what his Navy that can safely project U.S. power wherever air conditioning, have guarantee women better Jobs, promotions or ERA)". her -rograzn will be. Little wonder that And this is not all, my erudite k.L-,djX.s5,I it ma% be .needed in an intemational emergency, or better working conditions. The Equal Em. they can limit their election ciunpaigns to a short The Wisgin"odificati,m, making drastic sU weeks. in addition recei%ed assurances from one Gerald we are going to give e Sov iet non ploYment Opportunity Act of the Civil way R h. your , .Ford.,.,Wi4wu changes ERA , was a veness in iva.0 ore mchallenge Rights Act and other laws already U*1flte that power with As noted, Britons may have up to five years to as a man at rank in this mittee approved the b il l but was removed i bubar0us lar4 that a women "equal pay for equal work" and need neutralizing fi, if not defeating it. private firm will hire a cadre ci retired General get und to the Idea oif a woman prime minister. iJy to be enforced to ensure women equal op. House a In one sense, naval strategists must indeed Motors mechinica, to be conunanded by a for.. It can't help t,it start AUemICIS t inking portunity with men. ERA should NOT be ratified because women seriously about the play a numbers game. It involves, for h,qta Mop-, mw Cftyder CMd of Pit Crew& to train tbe Us thing. Mie U.S. Hmn Judkiary Cmrimittee, after would low mwh and gab no bwdlts which we calculating the formidable power of one of our people of Dabi Dabi as to the defense ci the hearings on ERA, stated In their report No 92- not already guaranteed by aistIn Iaa J• . eh.a II avw ratr ; 4 - - -.%, .. ery, my bellwether, will make us the mad mechanized peuple in to free of pollution according to im with a block of contiguous allies in Eastern Europe •. - _________ Foreman of the Persilin Purse, Beloved Superintendent of our F-105 squadron, He Who Eats With Blessed Fingers, and holder of three Guinness Book of World Records for Fatherless Children ut my Mo Parker Exe,cutive to pwhment to biIn a' and gkrious iror the i*s people cii ati I have purchased 3,5V,431 surplus American automobiles. True, your worship,0son of sa,the deed has they need for their own defense. Russia Is a land occupancy GI the vehicles Immediately. toda y's , survl%a1 : L;lives New I 1 Bri tish LOOPS I tL 1 ijriJI I1I Loan, 2424 F4ewater Drive, jo-,", a - .. .It _Ir e A -,. I of playing a "numbers game" in corn To H Excellency, AXI SaldSa Darm! U.S. and Soviet -'" '!' could not be more rong If the testimon were Sun, Keeper ci th Oil Rig Keys, Counter i I ,`~k '-.,I; -rl Navy is thC COmparison between the ability of the U.S. Navy to fulfill its mission around the world and the abilitv of the Soviet navy to keep it from doing so That 1s where Mr. Middendorf sees us at the In )1)Ut fertile name. I it Sealied in our embassy vaults, along with crossroads." It has been quite clear for several years that of )%w FlAestY's most perfect hak, an the Russ,ians are building a navy much larger than agreement with Messrs. Henry Ford, Thomas Murphy, Lynn Townsend and Roy Cbapin to take . Central e Wednesday, Feb. 2, 17S-5A 2438 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE flo allneral and Gem Society, Trends in Jew lry Mak " First e era a g N BRIEF . Thatcher I I I 4 ': . t.'r - ~.1I I CALENDAR 'VY'IJFILL) -_ /~~~~ - they are drawing counterfire deuce between the Dabi Dabi Ambassador from members of Congress who want to trim back W"bington wW the Dikbi Dabi -.izkr was in. d, fense requests to free more money . for domestic Weepted by the CIA which traded It to tie FBI for 91110 card ri0ts to the New York Yankee programs. front nine, "here It was Mence leaked to your Sen. William Proxmire in particular accuses btrew reporter.) Those numbers are part of the problem, but by no means the most important part. The bottom line t A I't -: - ; .. I-1 ._1. . ., e • s hips. As expected based on numbers alone we would expect Coins, Something lik,. ,, panic in Congress because, numbers, our 500-ship Navy compares with a Soviet navy of wefl over 2,000 vessels. the donors und the Richard Stone . . 2.M. - . r Sanford picked-up the major portion of expenses. Ifl L)CJOJ L.IODI Jget the . Zeri&iyus I . N., . , . _. . , _. . '~,*,) -T-Z._-_~ % - r - 6'~-I-& N I -2P, 4 - -~ _ . . .., . .'" .. d I " .C~ '-,, , ."~ . .I I ~T 1' . - ,X_,,- t~I - . .I . , the Senate Armed Services Committee to fire the I on behalf of the $337 billion Navy epernng gun proposed (r 1975 7i, th a special pl for . CgratulaUona to all. - - our Navy wins or loses the battle to stay abreast the growing naval Strength Of the Soviet Union. We now have fewer ships in ottr act.ive flftt than we had in 1%0 - a year and a half before Pearl Harbor. From a postwar level of 976 vessels ~-111r, 2. the fleet hns no%vshnink- to hareh-5:0) :'-Ir. -Mlddenduri and Adni. Janies L. 11olloway I I 1. the new chief of naval operations, were before -A 0 1 aCt5e?EnenL1 simply made the task ci the selecLions committee that much easier. f Md my personal atWatnstoboththese __________ Ev.ning Herald,Sanford, FL . In case you haven't ever personally met this year*s recipient of the "Woman of the Year" award, Mrs. Winifred i Bill) Gie'QW,let me tell you -she's cornplishment.s. I would suppose her list of Secretary William Mjjjjf warned Congress that the United States of America is at a "crossroads" that will del whether Navy Clock - written bIlc comments on s petition that ban the sale of handgun ammunition as hazardous substance. The ban. if impo@K would prohibit the sale of ,rnmtIJcn to a pirth3er ex I'm fortunate. Good deeds should not go unnuticed .... police, t~e military, licensed security guards =t For anumbero' years, Bill was the comptroller, The mesnberso( The Sanford Klwanms Cub have licensed pistol club. and husband, Walter, was the publisher of The been generous in helping local athletes, eRxscially If You are one of the ,tare breed" who does Herald. It gave me an opportunity of getting to so when it comes to "travel time" for these something (like write an occasional letter stating know both of them rather well. youngsters to take part In the various tgurnaments. yotr position) and would want to Join forces They're two of the biggest boosters of this area Currently, it's the All Ster nnedltes the who oppose this stand, send a letter to Con- and hate donated their time and talents (not just There are IOyoungsters -many of whom freely sumer Product Safety Cornmiiion, P.O. Box 8137, lip service) - and are walking testimonials of U admitted to their coach Lefty Renaud that they Washington, D.C. 024. good people who are proud 'to call Sanford ttLr wouldn't have been able to ecine up with the 16 each Remembem, keep t letter brief, polite and home. not een for the nce. And for good measure, mail a copy toyour I'll rot bore you with a ccinprehensie list of generosity cii the Kiwanian!. U.S. Representatives William Chappell and ROBERT C. SIARKEY. Advertising Director - Around The - - - I - - �- A—Evning_Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday Henniqan - S d 0 Salary Suit By DONNA ESTES IA)NG%%GOD — Ex-police cilief Tom Ilennigan is threaten mt a nd t give him two weeks vacation pay, reported Council member June Lorrnann this week. I WASfflNGN (AP) The Although details are cucü or pricing o the gas output Is used to make Ford administration plans to being drafted In the Agriculture government, nitrogen fertilizer, ask Congress soon for ernergen. Department, the plan will call The Federal Power CommisBut the gas is the main source .. - - '- - Dr. And while the records in- acres in Longwood for $1.25 an Attached to the warranty wife of E.W. Henck, to correct husband, Edward Warren dicate her first husbind, J.P.. acre for a total pricc of $199.45 deed was a statement signed by an error in legal s~rlpdon. Ifenck. qL Vi -1 - A -\ X __.W_* AV It ____ .... - - J . - ., •..... • S -. - It. LAIrfliaflfl that the county commission has approved a 1974 city request for a 'no parking" zone on the east side of SR 427 and Church Street. h".' .•4J.S 'u.ih:3 What Causes - JPEST im we CONTROL MONTHLY PEST CONTROL TERMITE INSPECTIONS TERMITE TREATMENTS . . FEB. Ire thru MAR. right reserved to limit quan quantities on all items - 10,000 Rx PRICES Flip index shows the price of your prescription. Generic names of drugs are included. "4 Ult— on inc over ---- _ 15t - BAN OLL-01 ___ 1[1 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. •LJ loz. Feb. 27 thru DEAR DR. LAMB A year Mar. 5, 1975. Limit 1. I ago I started to have extra i sytoles quite often which . worried me very much. My ui doctor put me in the hospital for without coupon 63 j tests: X rays, cardiograms and exercise tests. He called In n !, heart specialist who said ni:, trouble was nervous tension. iiiI.k 'kip n t My doctor passed away and WALOR(EN COUPON L upon wecelving my records II read: MItral insufficiency, i. vgiv,1ur M S -- - - .---- ban ........ - • w -5':..- — -..- ftwum -- - Bach Workshop Set At Maitland Center - . 7 7 BI ex DAYS SAALE I 2-7 5 - Woigreen taborotor ' , Are you angry' Frustrated? of psychotherapy, family Anxious' Do you feel at times therapy, and marriage counthat you are not getting what seling. He is the author of you want out efln check Intensive Group Therapy, The into the Bach Workshop Intimate Enemy (with P. scheduled at the Maitland Ciic Wyden), Pairing (with R. Center on March 6 from 7 to 10 Deutch) and Aggression Lab p.m. (With Yetta Bernhard), A firm Sponsored by Seminole believer on the handa.ou ap. Junior College, the workshop preach to learning, Dr. Bach features Dr. George Bach, requests that all workshop noted author, lecturer, and Participants "dress comfounder of the Institute of fortably." Tickets for the Group Therapy in Los Angeles. workthop may k purchased at "Because of ou iaibllitt' i uriur CoUga or at handle conflicts 'ith peop!e thc Maitland Civic Center on that are significant to us Thursday, March 6. husbands, wives, friends, In addition to Thursday's children, bosses — we are not workshop, Dr. Bach will conable to build thetype of lives we duct a two day workshop at would like to lead," comments Seminole Junior College on Dr. Bach. "During the SJC March 7 and Marciia for ppie Workshop, I hope to Leach directly involved in helping participants to use specific relationships counselors, techniques for living more teachers, ministers, social comtnsctively with aggression, workers, psychologists, per. hostility, tension and conflict, sonnel directors, etc. Featuring thus increasing their skills in an in-depth exoloratlon nf upn, uriest, neatuly com- aggression therapy, this munication." workshop will be Limited to 60 Born in Latvia, Dr. Bach is a participants. Reservations may naturalized U.S. citizen holding be made by contacting Jim M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Sawyer or Maggie Culp at SJC. psychology. Founder and Pre'registration Is necessary current director of the Institute for the two day eorkshop. QUALITY and BIG SAVINGS Of Heart ... ._. YOUR SIGN OF Extra Beat acion a rcquc.st (ruin Fire C1h? Roy Laflossiere for a $265 battery-operated suction unit for the emergency rescue van. Reported that work is proceeding on laying drainage lines in the Land Avenue area. M and M Developers, who donated some $2,000 toward the project, requested by letter a status report. Lamb - 4 t'i' de!ycd — Look for the ",TV - Councilman Don Schreiner said when Hennigan submitted his resignation last month he purposefully listed an effective date of Feb. 15, the anniversary of tils hiring by the city, in order to receive vacation pay. Council accepted the resignation prior to the effective date In other business this week, council: — Delayed until March 10 the request of George Scott to close Lakeview Drive between Georgia and Seminole. Scott said he will be offering the city some thing of value in W.dday, Feb. iS, i77A Sen. Robert Dole R.Kan., has Aceong to tertilIer Perhaps one4ourth of the ni. thstq's 3hOk5 predictlons prepared an amendment to an dustry sources, the supply of trogen shortage will be due to but admit the supply situa tion earlier bill he titroduced which anhydrous ammonia a basic cutbacks In natural gas avail- will be as tight and perhaps cy legislation aimed at boosting for removal of federal price sion—FPC—now controls for the manufacture of arn- also would provide special nitrogen compound — Will fAn the production of nitrogen fer regulation on sales able to fertilizer plants wwtr more so — than lt was last year. of natural prices of natural gas sold moida, which In turn Is deregulaUon of natural gas tilizer needed by fRrmers, gm for nearly 12 Der m . t dwt of the present ,wiorl!y M!ern, acJ. Dawson Ahalt, a staff used to make ferdbier. In uLTws sLaic 11tw3 and sets processed Into nitrogen corit- fertilizer purpovs for one year. hopef ul ly in time For 19Th erops that way, a plant co d meeting demands for 1975 craps cording to the' industry's economist at USDA,says nitroul bid priori ti es to allocate supplies pounds used by farmers to Aides said Dole's proposal also if farme go aWout with spring Ferll required to rebuild the nation's whatever price it wanted to It1tute. gen fertilizer shortages already ob- among users. Less than three boost yields of wheat, corn and is expected to be introduced planting as sorely pressed food supply. USDA h as At USDA, officials do not go have been severe in parts of the lain gas and not be subject to per cent of the nation's natural other major cops. shortly. predicted. along entirely with the In. country. , - Parts of Seminole County. Iferald Staff Writer Evening Herald , Sanford, Ft. i But, little has been said of his Ilenck nd a son — J.fl. lInk from the ltecejvc; ilfice at J B flenck of BroekIe And again , WUc, Mary Augusta Henc*. A Jr., they do not reveal Gainesville The acujsf lion relinquishing all right 'to the deed was executed by JR 11 cold and formal official of record leaves many whe ther she had any children, was confirmed by property as husband of Mary A. Henck Jr., in Orange Co records from the IVO's and questions unanswered, but give If she did, they died before she Rutherford B. Hayes on resident Jan. 10's could talk what stories of broad hints that the Henck. Florida. lady may did. tier will lists her only heir 1879 under the provisions 23, of romance arid intrigue could have been Involved In a love On July 27, ism, J.B. Henck as her husband, E.W. Henck. "the Act of Congress" t hey tell Mrs. Henck's name disap. iiangle between two brotners edvd 1he "unmarried, proving for th Many stories have come pears from the records until rp e sale bIle Jr., Documents flied alter E.W. J.B. llenck and E.W. llenck. property back to Mary lands own through the ears about will executed on April , Hone s death on Oct. 26, 1930, Her first marr!age to e Henck, then Longwood's founder. E.W. flenck, apparently split up lot' that lie had one brother Plainfie ld, N.J., is filed Marc On Dec. 8, 1879, a new Henck." Henck — of 22, 1927, follo%ing her death on his Intrigues willi some time after the 18th of survivinit,,T.B. Henck, who was warranty deed was executed by other principals of the Pullman J.B. Henck Jr.'i name pops Feb. 16, IM In Longw ow. May, 1880. And her new disinherited in the Henck will. Mary A. Henck, now a resident Railroad and his spearheading marriage to EX Henck up in the records again on July Burial was In Longwood ocOn May 1, 1878, it is recorded of Plifladelphla, wtw owned the or at least being Involved in the 6, IM2 when In London, Cemetery. She left, all her the railroad cared sometime prior to July that "Mary A. Ilenck of orange prow. ty in her own right, to J. construction of England he again deeded the property In Seminole County 27, 1 ON. County, Fla." acquired 159.54 B. Henck Jr. of Boston, Mass. through Longwood and other property to Mary A. Henck, and In New Jersey to her I--! U -, - l Ford Seeks More Fertilizer To Aid Farm Production - trigue By DONNA EES .. I - - Feb Longwood Records Reveal Love, n I - -- 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. Thse u'ys are gone forever. iNow 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. "24-Hour Jack" lets you withdraw up to $100 a day from your checking account. Withdraw from savings. Make 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 darn 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. i tam '''' systolic murmur, myocardial irritability with multiple extra s I systoles Now when I have an extra Now beat I am so afraid I will drop I dead. Please explain the above. DEAR READER Despite all those ominous sounding tcr obvious that the heart speciallst did not think you had anything seriously wrong wi th your hurt. I might point out that the reaction you have had to reading your medical records is exactly why many doctors are I reluctant to tell some patients what they have. Doctors are a used to thOse big words and know how little they mean, but - p - -- sometimes overreacts to Let's start £ :: Peg. 87c. COUPON __________________ 5-grain. TIME CAPSULES Reg. 87c. RUBBING ALCOHOL - JO's. Anefrin 2 • 24. SELTZER TABLETS Reg. 69c. 36's. Walgreens WoIgreen 16-or. Feb. 27 Mar. 5, 1975. Limit 2. FRESH BREATH 2 69* Peg. 59c. 7-oz. dental cream SPEEDSHAVE Peg. 69c. - , 2 Wolgrecns ló-oz ASPIRIN, 100's IUaø 0 the ning. You had, and apparently still have, extra systoles, J' so metimes c*llcd premature uuuattiOs, &ipped beat.j and a tj a variety of other things. These a - often occur in otherwise healthy Individuals. In the Air Force I n saw many healthy young pilots a with these who were totally unaware that they ever oc• I cirred. Even when they are not associated with heart disease they can be annoying insome people. In general the more concerned the person Is, the U more likely he or she Is to notice these flip flops, and they can make the person very un-comfortable. ltis wise tobecetajnthat the a extra beats are not associated : with disease. When they are a not, then htis better toreassure the person and advise t avoid coffee and cigarettes. If . Peg. 57c. Woigreens I Soft, Curity. 325's. firm and so obsorbnt. PETROLEUM JELLY d$b R WAtO111IN I Reg. $1.49. 2/1.89 .. 20 10 F 503kb9 Solutson. good Feb. 27 thru March 5, 1975. Limit a T; - MINTS, 12 i a - , Sunday afternoon You promised to treat your team fr pizzas if they won. You didrit thin k they had a chance, but they did. Now yoire stuck for the arty, but you just have a couple of buc s on you. So you zipHour Jack' your banker wos alwaus onn PrDQC buttons äb some cash. and(yo from rinkydink to hero in one minute flat. - WETTING COTTON UU SOLUTIA S S !ALLS 1 9 I 9 R 11-o. 2types 119 ' I 2 ,1-F 6 9 c 201 09 0 1 298 2 9 3c 21$ 79c - "\ REG. 79*••• 16-oz. CHAP - fl ST ICK ___ 2oF5 Coupon good Feb. 27 thru March 5, 1975. Limit 2. a . a a - - • a DIAL SOAP -. a / a the irregularities continue and Rev. 3.oz. Feb. 27Mor. 5,1975. Limit 2. a F cause the patient to be too uncomfortable, then it Is somethriti advisable to give medicine, to control them. Many of these medicines are powerful and doctors prefer not is II CO O to use them if the problem is not ''P-W really all that important. U I: The term myocardial 1000 SHEET Irritability of the heart merely e refers to the occurrence of I ,—r---those extra beats that originate In the heart muscle I Lf .14.4,,g Bath tissue. Feb 27- or (myocardium). , Mar. 5, 1975. Limit 2 155v The systolic murmur means a a F sound during heart contraction I 0 1'cti (systole) that shouldn't be a a there. These can occur without heart disease. The grade two assign means it is very faint which I suggests It might not be im. Wonev J portant. Your family doctor I OF oA probably called it mitral In. I sufficiency because a minor leakage of the mitral valve is a one cause of such a sound. If the leak in the valve is greater the ' murmur is usually louder. I 42 sticks. Feb. 27 thru H Grade two is about as faint 13 Mar. 5, 1975. Limit 2 murmur as you can have and I i a 29,1 0- .. - T - SCO T TISSUE - . 2 - - - a - 39 - - -- -- - - AND I n J.4rl;fini Tn fur f41r.a. C.. I a - , - ' ' -- 6-PACK ULUt W IEN -. -t -:-1 �-- - A—Eveni'g Herald, Sanfo.J, Ft. Wedn'sday, Feb. 2, 1173 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Longwood Records By DONNA ESTES Kra1d Staff Writer If !d and formal offi cial records from the 1O's and 1880's co uld talk wha t stories of - - - Sen. Robert Dc4e, R-Kitn., 1w! Aecndtr.g to rtI1I2er Lx'.Perhaps ()fl4()HJth of ,j. dustry's shortage predictions prepared an amendment to an dustry sources, the supply of trogen shortage will be due to but admit the supply situation The Federal Power CommisBut the gas is the main source earlier bill he Introduced which anhydrous ammonia a basic cutbacks In natural gas avail- will be as tight cylegislaflonalmeciatboosung for removal of federal price aIon—FPC—now controls and perhaps for the manufacture of em, also would provide special nitrogen mpwxi the will fall able to fertilizer plants WYIeT more ao— than lt was last year. the prodttion of nitrogen fer. regulation on sales of natural prices of nawai gas sold monia, which In turn Is deregulation of natural gas for nearly 1 per tilizer needed by farmers, gas used to make fertilizer. In cent shod of U sent priority system, acJ. Daon Ahalt, a staff across state lnes and sets processed Into nitrogen com. fertilizer purposes for one year. meetin g demands for 15 crops cording to the industry's economist at USDA, sa ys nitro. hopefully in time for 1975 crops that way, a plant could bid priorities to allocate supplies pounds used by farmers to Aides said Dole's proposal also if farmers go a t wi required to rebuild the nation's whatever price it wanted to o ng Fe titute.. gen fertilizer shortages already among users. Lass than three boost yields of wheat, corn and is expected to be Introduced planting as USDA has sorely pressed food supply. At USDA, officials du not have been severe in parts of thie go taln gas and not be subject to per cent of the nation's natural other major crops, shortly. iwedicted. along entirely with the in. country. .. - ' - By DONNA ESTES ta ff Writer Herald S _________ __ ____ _____ i; ' _____ 1X)NGWOOD — Expolice chief Tom Hennigan is th reaten in g to go to th e labor relations board and the small claims division of county court if the city refuses to give him two weeks vacation pay, reported Council member June Lormann this week. '%: Dr. I Extra Beat ' 4 It's happened to all of us. You run short of cash on a weekend, Received a report from Mayor James fl. Ionnan, night, or holiday. And you're stuck. Because your bank is dosed, and you can't cash a check. Those days are gone forever. c:. uitide wiii or your, t-iayship bank you'll I - i 2 find "24- Hour Jack:' He's open at midnight, in the momin. Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon, the 4th of July, Christmas, and all other times too. "24- Hour Jack" lets you withdraw up to $100 a day from your checking account. Withdraw from savings. Make deposits (and get a printed receipt). And Jack will even take your instalment loan payments. I Workshop Set At Maitland Center Bach . - - f en we PEST CONTROL MONTHLY PEST CONTROL TERMITE 'NSPECTIONS 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. ouororory : 1n.. I I I ban ] '/2-oz. Feb. 27 thru Mar. 5, 1975. Limit 1. I i doctor put mein the hospital for without coupon 63 tests: X rays, cardiograms and exercise tests, lie called in a heart specialist who said my trouble was nervous tension. dial. iu S My doctor passed away and a W IGI EE NCO UPOW upon receiving my records I read: Mitral Insufficiency, iade two s ftv systolic murmur, myocardial irritability with multiple extra a b systoles. " r..OUpOfl 900u F eu. eb. '.1 " U .a.i. Now w hen I have an extra • March 5 1975. Lim i t 2. beat I am so afraid I will (lz•o • dead. Please explain the above. DEAR READER — Despite I 0 ff R all those ominous sounding I tums it is obvious that Uw art specialist did not think you had anything seriously onriI .l1ff(sITIA.1 U. wrong with your heat. I might point out that the reaction you have had to N reading your medical records Is exactly why many doctors are u reluctant to tell some patients A what they have. Doctors are i Woigreens 16-or. Feb. 27. used to those big words and I Mar. 5, 1975. Limit 2. know how little they mean, but l sometimes the patient • F overreacts to them. ' REG. R Let's start from the beginSEEK ning. You had, and apparently still have, extra systoles, sometimes called Wwwture F"'CCYUl`0N .;WACZQUN - -- contractions, skipped beats and 1 a variety of other things. These ' often occurIn otherwise healthy - Individuals, In the Air Force I p saw many healthy young pilots with these who were totally Coupon good Feb. 27 thru unaware that they ever or. u March 5, 1975. Limit?. curred. Even when they are not associated with heart disease p they can be annoying In some .pee. Ingen.ralthemore 1 a 1 concerned the person Is, the SE BEEN (3 morellkelyheorahelstonotice these flip flops, and they can 'make the person very Un.; comfortable. 0 ItLs wise tobe certain that the I extra beats are not assocjated 0 with disease. When they are not, then ltis better to reassure l IL Rag. 31i -oz. Feb. 27the person and advise him to P' Mor. 5, 1975. Limit 2 avoid coffee and cigarettes. If I j the Irregularities continue aid cause the patient to be too uncomfortable, then It is sometimes advisable to give medicines to control them. Many of thee medicines are powerful and doctors prefer not it to use them if the problem Is not "tJiL7 11 JZ'' really all that important. The term myocardial 1000 SHEET I' irritability oi the heart merely I "t' refers to the occurrence of I -----'-r---.. g - those extra beats that originate the heart in muscle U 14 Both tissue. Feb 27(myocardium). Mar, 5, 1975. Lmil 2 iSSv Theiystollcmurmurmeansai sound during heart contraction 1 (systole) that shouldn't be there. These can occur without I heart disease. The grade two means it is very faint which — suggests It might not be imIL portant. Your family doctor i probably called it mitral In- U sufficiency because a minor WRI leakage of the mitral valve Is p one cause of such asound. If the $ leaP.tn the valve ia greater the i \-,i murmur Is usually louder. ' 4~ s ti ck s. Feb. 27 thru Grade two is about as faint a Mar. 5, 1975, Limit 2. t- murmur as you can have and I . expect anyore except a - ell ' trained heart specIalIst to hear R patigs 4 It. I 'iL •np....u.... Apparently the heart . specialist who saw you was 1 .l ..J ik.. lUll with i u murmur wumprvcu and probably thought it was of W _ 7 little consequence. So I think you should have a checkup once a year to evaluate r ... the status of the alleged murI MINTS, 12 11 ' 2'29" -. RUBBING ALCOHOL r - - Sunday afternoon Youprolised to treat vour teamth pizzas if they won. You dldrit think they had a chance, but they did Now youre stuck for the party, but youjust have a couple of bucks on you. 0 So you ZIp y"our JacK'your banker whos always open. Press a fcuy buttons, grab some cash, and go from rin ink to hero in one minute flat. I - — w -- — — — 20 69" CHAP STICK - 2o .- DIAL SOAP -- i7 -' ! 2 29 ----' - TISSU - 'V , 2 39" - - • TERMITE TREATMENTS GLEY'S -PACK AND ' .. in Addition To Our Other Services I I. We Can Now Offer - LAWN -SPRAYING PH 32 A flin Rowe Owner/Manager - 0 2 P 4 8t ' - - YYUI(JFeVfl ii•.A BAN By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB A year ago I started to have extra i i 'yet( nu1 te often which - Reported that work is proceeding o,i laying Iralnage lines in the Land Avenue area. M and M Developers, who donated some $2,000 toward the nrn't equested by letter a status report. Are you angry? Frustrated? of psychotherapy, family Anxious? Do you feel at times therapy, and marriage counthat you are not getting what seling. He Is the author of You want out of life? Then check Intensive Group Therapy, The Into the Bach Workshop Intimate Enemy (with P. scheduled at the Maitland Civic Wyden), Pairing (with H. Center on March 6 from 7 to 10 Deutch) and Aggression Lab p.m. (with Yetta Bernhard). A firm Sponsored by Seminole believer on the hands-on apJunior College, the workshop proach to learning. Dr. Bach Features Dr. George Bach, requests that all workshop noted author, lecturer, and participants "dress cornfounder of the Institute of fortthJy." Tickets for the C— i !±s. workshop may be purchased at "Because of our Inability to Seminole Junior College or at handle conflicts with people 'he Maitland Civic Center on that are significant to us Thursday, March 6. husbands, wives, friends, In addition to Thursday's chiizfrn, lxsss — A e are nut workshop, Dr. Bach will conable to build the type of lives we duct a two day workshop at would like to lead," comments Seminole Junior College on Dr. Bach. "During the SJC March 7 and March s for people Workshop, I hope to teach directly Involved In helping participants to use specific relationships counselors, techniquees for living more teachers, ministers, social constructively with aggresskm, workers, psychologists, perhostility, tension and conflict, sonnel directors, etc. Featuring thus increasing their skills in San pth p1oi Us open, honest, healthy corn- aggression therapy, this munk'ation." workshop will be limited to 60 Born in Latsia, Dr. Bach is participants. Reservations may naturalized U.S. citizen holding be made by contacting Jim M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Sawyer or Maggie Cup at SJC. psychology. Founder and Pre-registration is necessary current director of the Institute for the two day workshop. —.---j-. What Causes r or U4'h1iI155ofl has approved a 1974 city equest for a "no parking" zone on the east side of SR 427 nd Church Street. BIG SAVINGS - -- Of Heart "24-Hour Jack:' Your any- hour banker. FLAGSHIP 810 - ROYa * OF QUALITY and ___________ _________________________ 0 In other business this week, council: — Delayed t'ntil March 10 the request of George Scott to cIoe Lakeview Drive between Georgia and Seminole. Scott said he will be offering the city something of value In echang'frr 'hec'c,u! - Look for the 'YOUR SIG ' Lamb Councilman Don Schreiner said when Ilennigan submitted his resignation last month he purposefully listed an effective date of Feb. 15, the anniversary of his Wring by the city, in order to receive vacation pay. Council accepted the resignation prior to the effective ( Lite. — "u'' I a - — Also delayed action on a request from Fire Chief Roy LaBosslei-e for a $265 battery-operated suction unit the emergency rescue van. - - - Salary Suit 175-4A WASHINGTON (AP) The Al though details are still cutbacks or price-fixing by the gm , output is used t, make Ford administrati on plan, tA k...I.. - 66.6 .i aul In ti A cuhuge government. nitrogen fertilizer, ask Congress soon for emergen. Department, the plan will call And again In ia, a correctej exec'ited !e4 }Jenck Jr., In Orange County, Florida. Hk's name M pears from the records until her will executed on April , 1910 down through the years about Renck's death on Oct. 26, 1930, Renck, then "wife of E .W. Her first marriage to Plainfield, N.J., is filed hlarck~ Longwood's founder, E.W. Renck, apparently split up note that he had one brother On Dec. 8, 1879, a new Henck." 1927, following n, her death on Henck of his intrigues with some time after the 18th of surviving, J.B. Henck, who was wnrranty deed was executed by 1926 in Longwood. other pri ncipals of the Pullman May, J.B. Henck Jr.'s name pops Feb. 16, 1880. And her new disinhe ri ted in the Henck will. Mary A. Henck, now a resident up in the records again on July Burial was in Longwood : Railroad and his spearheading marriage to E.W. of Phil adelphia, who Renck ocOn May 1, 1878, it is recorded Cemetery. She left, all her owned the 6, 1882 when in London, oratleastbeing Involved In the 'curredsomeurnepriortojuly that"MaryA.Henckcforange property In property In Seminole co un ty construction of the railroad England he again deeded e 27, 1880. B. Renck Jr. of Boston, Mass. County, Fla." acquired through Longwood and other property to Mary A. Renck, and in New Jersey to her And while the records In- acres in Longwood for $1.25 an Attached to the warranty wife of E.W. Henck, to correct' husband, Edward Warren parts of Seminole County. dicate her first husband, J.B. acre for a total price of $199.45 deed was a statement signed r in legal description. Renck. an _____ ___________ Threatens Wednesday, Feb. 2, j Ford Seeks More Fertilizer To Aid Farm Production Reveal Love, Intrg iu But, little has been said of his Renck nail a scm J.B. Renck from the Receivers office at J.B. Henck of Brookline, M. wife, Mary Augusta lienck. A Jr., they do not reveal Gainesville. Thit cqtstsItfon rllquishing il right o t searci of records leaves many whether she had any children, was confirmed by Prerident propertyashusbandofMaryA. questions unanswered, but give If she did, they died before she Ruthe rford B. Hayes on Jan. , Henck. broad hints that t he lady may did. Her will l ists her only heir 1879 under the provisions of romance and intrigue cou!d have been involved In a love as her husband, E.W. Renck. "the On July v, i, J.B. A et of Congres they tell? triangle between two brothers ,urirnarried," deeded the Jr., Many stories have come DoCUments filed after E.W. proving for the sale of public proper J.B. Henck and E.W. 'Henck. back to Mary A. lands, Henn* agcin k.-. - ROYAL Gelatin " - - BIG SALE DAYS 1 FEB 27 thru MAR. 5 right reservud to limit quan rig titles on alt items - 10 Rx PRICE Flip index shows Ihe price of your prescnp•' lion. Generic names of drugs we included. MY I �- rT7V IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -.--•--- -- - '!T'. Wednesday, Feb. 26. 197S SPORTS iqO4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1975-13 .,,.Man Charged In Dog Deaths ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — An Ocala man has been charged in the electrocution deaths of 24 sleek Greyhound racers at Derby Lanes dog track. Richard D. RIper, who was arrested last week on charges of stealing two Greyhound dogs, was also formally ch,nrged Tuesday with 24 counts destroying personal property valued In excess jf M . and one count of breaking and entering, Kiper was in custody at the Marion County Jail under 1100, 000 borJ on earlier charges of taking two dogs and a transport trailer and of arson and shooting into an occupied dwelling. The bond was raised Tuesday an additional $70,000. The dogs, owned by Robert E. Thomas of St. Petersburg, vice president of the National Greyhound Association, were killed last month, Private Investigator Richard Price said he believes the dog killings were the result of a grudge. lie said the association had brought charges of cruelty to animals against Riper in 1972 after he demonstrated to newspaper reporters how he used live raljtiiLs to train greyounds. Riper was later fined 13.000by the association for various practices, I ce said. Also arrested was Arline Mestio charged with arson. She had applied last week for a $ioo reward offered by the Amrican Greyhound Track Operators Association for information she claimed would help find the dog-killer. ,. \ Mrs. Mestro was with Riper when he was arrested last week, police said. :- Trinity Prep, Lyman Trum iph _ 1"Sj Trinity Prep's boys and Trinity Prep downed Ben Thrk I yman's boys sere victorious 3-7 and Lundberg of Prep beat in high school tennis matches Mike Yagerman 8-2 Tni'dss T'y' Srnn',le b,. In (louL'e' mntcha, Lake and girls, the Lake Brantley brantley's Constantine and boys and the Lyman girls Turk squeezed past Dinneen faltered and Dickinson 8-6, and Woodson Trinity Prep dumped Lake and Zellers of Lake Brantley Brantley 4-3, the Lyman boys defeated Bruwneii *jlld Butcher 10 Barley defeated the 11th ranked The only other winner for Seabreeze's Carl Marks girls' doubles' team in Florida, Seminole was Sarah Mercer, dumped Barley 8-5, Cindy RIt.zI Trisha Parker and Teresa who donned McCuthen 8-6 of Seabreeze Newman 'kCuthcn, 8-G hulk £ i, b-i, mtnna iIernau topped Cindy Sutherland 8-3 and the team of Ritzi and Marks topped ..iruiS1U Seminole's Newman and '1 Sutherland 84. OX— Ifonso Gonzalez of Seabreeze defeated Serninole's No. I . boy player. David VIA McCoopi, 6-6, Mark Emery IL j' topped Seminole's Dean Barley 8 1, James Matthews of Seabreeze downed h Rick Moreland 8-5, Clifton Barnett -* , , dropped Eddie White of Seminole 841 and David Wilkes of Seabreeze stopped Jeff , 'WJ McKee -; Gonzalez and Emery $'r defeated Seminole's McCook .'r and Barley 8-1 and Matthews F and Barnett defeated Moreland andWhlle3-3. Ridge downed the Lyman girls In Lyman's shutout win over 6-1 the boys from Scabreeze Oak Ridge Russell ('redSfl unca Seminole 7-0 and the won 8-5, John George Seabreeze girls knocked off the 8.0, Jcrr) Fe,.ete triumphed s-o Tribe girls 5.2 Doug Spiering defeated his foe Trinity Prep's Mike 8-4 and Kenneth Kniel won 8.0 Dickinson edged Lake BranCrispell and Fekete, and tle>'s Mike Constantine 8-5, George and Splering teammed John Dinneen of Trinity Prep for 8-3 and 8-2 doubles' wins dropped Marshall Woodson 8-1, respectively. Gordon Zellers cii Lake In Seminole's setback to Brantley defeated Mike But- Seabreeze, the Tribe's doubles' cher 86, Steve Brownell of team of Becky Roffe and Betsey so _ ,. 1 16 - .,—-'. - -. - ,-.. -- ' -.--- 1 ,• -" •• -- .ar - - Seashore Park Meeting Slated Bob Hetrick, awu above, will joIn mady w the CDdfl$rya bell Class A speedway raters Friday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium in the final tuneup for the 110,000 Speed Weeks '75 Series at the Volusla County Speedway March 44. FINAL TUNEUP i ! - By BOB ORRELL un aid Correspondent L' . A meeting odi cuss the new atio!s.ashore park south :- ... -'of New Smyrna has generated an unprecedented degree of in' -'c. terest, not only from Central Florida, but from all parts of the C state. The meeting, scheduled at Seminole High School rI1h1J auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, will feature L. Boyd Finch, ,.. . . - ,' . - district director of Special Services for the National Park i.-; . . AD-. Service. Ills district includes the Southeastern states. : QlffWlllls, directoroftheDvono(Marinep.,ces _______ and Captain Hank Morgan of the Florida Marine Patrol also will SenflWes David McCook returns a shot. (HeraW Phow by Tery be on hand to answer questions concerning rights of the publicLod ge) regarding fishing and hunting in the newly created national park. Delegations of officials from Brevard and Volusla counties mok. IA will be present, as well as retwesentativo-c fr-~m L Fish and Wildlife Service and the state parks. Rumors have been circulated that a license fee will be required to fish or shrimp withing the boundaries of the new park, with figures of 810 for sport.nen and $100 for commercial net - - - - .. . . -. . - ' , •. . - - - - - - - . -•- - -• ' Standing Jim Steffens And Gerald Canada !& the Like To Invite You To Their Biggest Event Of The Y.or...Our Super Sale. Because The Badcock Chain Stores Is One Of The Largest In Such a large turnout Is expected that questions will be written. and the panel of experts will make every effort to give answers to -- my as possible, The South, Their Buying Power Is Fantastic, Which Means Savings To You. Also Real Values And Selection. The Folks At Badcock, Sr.fcrd Strs; arvku And Complete Customer Satisfaction. S incier Clinches S xo UI 'J'O 1JJ 10 Pierce, H*ise Lead Brant ey To S im Prep Baseball Win D Run Pierce fired a no-hitter base Into center field and co slaed pp two hits for Lake and Druth. and Tommy HIse slammed IWO Beach scored its only fin. Brantley. The win was Bran. home runs as Lake Brantley BpK 000 1-6 6 7 Rise cracked a round-tripper hey's fourth in a row. The Pats Lake . uranusey •' oo oz .. edged Cocoa Beach 3-1 in high in the third and Henry Benson are-. ii acuon • DJUU baseball J £ M y flnu ruse ugg back-to-back _________________________ Lake Brantley trounced homers in the seventh. KeithOviedo collected only (our Anding and Tuttle; Fowler, Bishop Kinney 11.6 and Oviedo DeBout arid Rise were two-for- hits against Lakeview. The Branson (4) and Laws, Dixon faltered to Lakeview 6-2 four for the Patriots L'Ofls scored two runs in the (7). • & uesuay. Tu e day. .i. first Inning and could not find Branson came on ui , Pierce .as near flawless fourth iour ui or Lake Brantley., borne plate the rest of the game. AlA g against Cocoa Beach Lakeview sly vlv Z Tuesda to kill a Kinney rally In the second in&ng, after andto recordhis smnd mound Lake Br*ntley00l000Z_4 101 Stumpf.Homer (1) Ward 5 walk and a stolen base, Pierce victory against no defeat3. Com Beach Oil W Ill- 1 0 1 and McDaniel; Spem am threw a pick-off try at second Rick Garza and Pierce Pierce and Laws; Delbert Waters. onda OR Crown C NASSAU, Bahamas (AP)-Stinger, a 35400t One Ton sloop, Is virtually assured of taking the season's overall title In the Southern Ocean Racing Conference after placing second in the 34th Miami-Nassau race, Stinger, owned and sailed by Dennis Conner of Santiago, came in on corrected time Tuesday behind Country Woman, a 35' fwt One Ton sloop. The final race of the SORC season is Friday's Nassau Cup, a short race off Na&wu. Country Woman, owned by Robert Barton of Chicago and sailed by veteran yachtsmrn Bruce Kirby of Ottawa, Ont., and Howayton, Conn., sailed Use 180 miles from Miami to Nassau in a corrected time of 12,310. Stinger made the race Inacorrected time of 12V Inflation, a 36-foot One Ton sloop owned by Ted Crane of Honolulu, was third with a corrected time of 12.9541. The first, second and third place boats were designed by Doug Peterson. 11,11 Foot. a 33-foot sl ovii (iflod liv i'h:srli'c Itinir rJ Cr,unu-i,4. . s , - - Urioles ben The Folks From Badcock Home Furnishing Center, In Sanford, Would FOR 75 SERIES - hursday Night Left To Right: Margarete Koger, Julie And Artell Willis Owners. 4, _______ - - •S__ owe o n ians Reds S ign Trade m Bait Tony Perez BALTIMORE (AP)- The Baltimore Orioles, trying for more than a year to trade Boog Powell, finally have found someone willing to gamble that the big first baseman will somehow regain his lost power. 'Me Cleveland Indians, now managed by Frank Robimon Powefl's former sl4ging teaniniate with Iie Orioles -swung a deal Tuesday for the 33-year-old who has struggled at the plate for the past two seasons. Baltimore, which had no more room for Powell after ohtaining first bimeman Lee Slay from tf.e Houston Astros, also sent 25-year-old pitcher Don flood to the Indians, In exchange, the Orioles acquired veteran catcher Dave Duncan and minor league outfielder Alvin McGrew, who was immediately assigned to liallimore's minor league affiliate at Rochester. "I like the dent." Robinson said. "Hood will be given a chance to start and I think he could also be available in the bullpen. -The trade also gives us a set line-up. With Boog at first and John Ellis behind the plate, we've solidified twu positions. TIw set line-up gives us stability and will minimize mental errors." If Powell can don turnabout in new surroundings, playing in a horut- park m'r m 1ih-e to home run hitting than Baltimcre'5 Memorial Stadium, the Indians could create quite a race in the Am League's Eastern Division. Cleveland was the surprise train through much of the 1974 season before slumping to fourth place, 14 games behind the Orioles whose late nLsh carried them to a fifth division title in v,';ir' did for long stretches in 1970 when he was named the league's ".1ost Valu5le Player. lie batted .297 that year, with 35 home runs and 114 runs baited In. But Powell batted .265 in each of the past two seasons, and he was no longer the feared slugger. Basitimore Manager Earl Weaver eventually benched him for extended pericids in 1774. The trade between the Orioles and Indians was one of two Tuesday. In a less glamorous deal, the Chicago White Sox traded pitcher Stan Per-zanowski to the Texas Rangers for pitcher Steve Dunning. Dunning, the No. ldraftpick for the Cleveland Indians in 1970, posted a 6-4 record for Cleveland in 1972 and was traded to the Rangers late in the 1973 season, For Perzanowski had a 13-8 mark last season with Iowa of the American Association. The Cincinnati Reds made news by signing a player instead of trading him. Tony Perez, whose name was used as trading bait during the off-season, signed his contract for the 1975 season, Shortstop Larry Bow& and setond baseman Dave Cash, at one time reportedly considering a dual holdout for a cointract, signed their 1975 contracts with the Philadelphia Phillies for what the club said were very good terms. "Catfish" Hunter, the most celebrated player in spring training camp this year because of his spectacular, multiyear $3.75 million contract. reported to the New York Yankees in St. Petersburg, Fla., and announced: "I just want to be one of the guys." ot Mi er, 19 19 S ackle Go Go C assic I.AUI'EBHILL, Ha. i All i - -- . - - President Gerald Ford replace c ctd hate the Aurst trd1ic iazn in the hi, ,t,rt If �_- '' - -: '"- ---- - ''' '.t,t"' " - 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Wednesday, Feb. 24. 1975 SWREBOARD BSor. 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'I---- 999 OUt 1*9. gal. can w,il 91ve yo Tour car a beauti ' By The Associated Press Jimmy Connors Is looking more like a million every day. The newest hotshot of tennis Is just about hooked for a winner-take-a ll match with John Newcombe, It could bring the biggest single purse in tennis history - perhaps more than $1 million. "Everything is set exeent the !tte." tat* Cnrnnr' manager, 13111 Riordon. "We are consldcing several sites one of them the LaCosta Club in California. If our conditions are met, the gross should exceed $1 million," wak 'Big Bad Bruin' "They don't consider me a superstar. I'm just a numbir." Ralph Garr, the National League's top hitter in 1974, came here for an arbitration battle with the Atlanta Braves. After Garr made his pitch, he asked the arbitrator If he could be excused. "I didn't want to hear myself get cut up," Garr said. "They can cut you down so much that it makes you not want to play. Garr won his case, receiving 1114,500for 1975 instead of the $85,000 the Braves felt he was worth. After learning he had won a raise of almost $60,000 over last year, Garr said all his bitterness had been left on the arbitration table. "It's all over," Garr said. "Now I'm going to go out and have the best season ever for the Atlanta Braves." Marvin Miller, executive director of the players association, said some of the teams lose dignity by attacking their players. ____ __ OUt 1*9. 1.49 Pre-mix tQl,tnI tOSIt Car fItt,tp,. ______ wmidoin ° out road omime. d41* io and mud' - '1 hey try to make the placr look like dirt," Miller said. "All that does is damage morale." The 1975 arbitration season, which began Feb. 12, came to a silent close Tuesday. In all, the owners were ass arded nine sic tories. The players won six. Last year, 29 cases went to arbitration with the owners win. ning 16 and the players winning 13. This year, Rollie Fingers and Ted Kubiak, both of Oakland; Ron Cey of Los Angeles; Ray Sadecki of St. Louis; Jim Spencer of Texas, and Garr of Atlanta won their cases. Reggie Jackson, Ken hloltzman, Sal Bando and Ray Fosse, all of Oakland; Carew, Bert Blyleven and Tom Hurgmeier, all of Minesota, and Bernie Carbo of Boston lost in their bids. Tar Heels Edge 'Pack 'i. ,T,., .. 1. J .1?., L,1',.' p.. £ Dean Smith calls it the "3crimb1e suicide" defense and North Carolina State will tell you it's murder to shoot against. As North Carolina State prepared to threw up a last. second shot Tuesday night, North Carolina threw up its suffocating defense. The shot by Tim Stoddard missed the mark and North Carolina escaped with a 78.74 victory, the first time the Tar Heels have beaten th2 Wolfpack in 10 game. "Thcre'3 not a whole lot i can say," said North Carolina State Coach Norm Sloan after the pulsating Atlantic Coast Conference game. "Both teams played extremely well. We did a good job chasing the ball and putting pressure on the ball without fouling. On the last shot no play was set UP. 55 mph. 15 mpg. - 110mph. 25 mpg. TORONTO AP; James Worrall, a member form of 21 simultaneous world championships, of the International Olympic Committee, denied r.r rffer th-rn to i ccmbnatiDn of German clUes Tuesday a report in the Mor.treal Gazette that in the Ruhr Valley. the IOC Is drafting contingency plans to save th,t Worrall said in Toronto the report has "no 1976 Games should Montreal prove unable to credibility at all." hold them. He said his first reaction to the story was that Tuesday's Gazette quotes bC sources as he and the newspaper's reporter had not been at saying the IOC is considering four alternatives: the same meeting. No mention of contlngcncy spreading the games across Canada; asking Los plan., was ever made in official sessions, he said. The newspaper quoted bC President Lord Angeles, a defeated bidder, to stage an emergency Olympics, or returning the games to Killanin saying during the weekend In Lausanne, .Swiizeriand, mat some action will have to be Mexico ('liv, where they were held In 198. taken "if ... It becomes obvious Montreal cannot Tiso other plans, the newspaper said, would be finish the Olympics stadium In time for the to spread the Games all over the world in the Games." LET US PUT YOU IN THE PILOT's SEAT We offer Cessna Pilot Educa. 1100 because we think it's the best. Its an integrated cur. riculum that blends ground and flight training Into a logical sequance for faster, surer learning JCPenne Bulls End Jazz Streak By The Associated Press The Chicago Bulls stilled the beat of the New Orleans Jazz and continued sounding their own high notes in the National Basketball Association, The Bulls, the hottest team In the league, won their seventh game In a row, cooling off the expansionist Jazz 120-105 Tuesday night, ending New Orleans' six-game winning streak. "This is a league of consistency, not of streaks," said 11111 van Breda Kolff,coach of the 14.46 Jazz, "so weli just have to get back together and work hard." In other NBA game, the Kansas City-Omaha Kings downed the MIlwath ee Buck., 9340, the Washington Bullets whipped the liuffalo &av'3$ 111-93, the Phoenix Suns trounced the Golden State Warriors 111-97, the Houston Rockets routed the Cleveland Cavaliers 11447, the Portland Trail Bazers oerwhe1med the Philadelphia 76ers 99-77, and the Seattle S'çorSonIcs edged the New York Knicks 102-101. - 1 U 14.59 den's Story Now Told By IRA BERKOW The Herald Services NEW YORK (NEA) - As recently as live years ago, said Sports Illustrated writer Frank Deford, the two-part, broadly dimensional story he did on Big Bill Tilden In January could not bvt brzi written, Not'qulte. As recently as two years ago, a supposedly -adult. oriented book about "sports immortals," would not even mention the tragedy of Tilden's life, Tilden dominated tennis In the IM and is still considered the Red Grange of Tennis, the Babe Ruth of Tennis, the Jack Dempsey of Tennis. And he is perhaps the greatest athlete of modern times that we know of who was a homosexual. Deford's two long articles will soon be made into a book. Movie and television companies have shown interest in the 1 work. Tilden, who has been dead for 22 years, lives again. Why? His Is, first, a poignant story. By that Is meant, Tilden was scorned by some fellow players, was often embarrassed for his own feelings that he could not suppress, and suffered as much as anyone the tomy he lived of being viewed as less than virile In a world of hairy-chested athleticism. His two jail sentences, and his death in a rented apartment, at age 70, virtually broke, rounds out the tragedy that overwhelmed his triumphs at Forest Hills and Wimbledon. In our storybooks, we love to see our sporting gladiators overcome adversity to reach the top. Tilden did, but it could not be written about. Deford believed that the time was ripe for the detailed telling of TIlden's tale. In fact, says Deford, the only question the editors of SI had, when he proposed the idea about a year ago, was, "The guy's been dead so long, will people care anymore?" Apparently they do. Deford says he has received a great deal of mail, and almost all of it favorable. -Five years ago," said Deford, "1 don't think I could have written the story because I would have run up against stone walls in my interviewing. "People wouldn't have wanted to talk about homosexuality at all. And the newspaper clips were almost useless. When you eliminate accounts of his tennis games, eighty-five to ninety per cent of the information about Tilden WliL original research." Deford said that the court transcripts of Tllden's two trials in a 1946 and 1949 concerning homosexual liaisons with young boys were the most helpful written information obtainable, - Plus F.E.T. 2.32 to 3.21 _______ 1Z - his fly cad caught in fewer 741 243 _, -77 --, /) _.,'.a "I'm disgusted," Carew said. "Now I know what kind of or. ganizatlon the Twins are. I know what they think of me. 1 (1(111 set' how i': a c,u:it n can '' iii thcse thiiis,' Garr added. "Win or lose there's gonna be a funny feeling (or Ralph Garr towards Atlanta management." IOC Not Bailing Out 0 Toronto Olympics Bill Tony Harvey a 38-42 - 80. NHL Standings knocked a man In the kisser with your best shot. Minnesota's Rod Carew, the American League's leading hit ter last year, lost In his arbitration battle, E78.14 F78-14...24.99 G78-15..26.99 .26.99 H78-15. ..28.99 H78-14, ..28.99 J7815. 178-15.. .31.99 ______________________ h'c1 W(. TPfsGFGA 9 7") 7C1 Ill 21 _________ ¶.')'; W. I Ut.:-,_7. 42 month guarantee , to ,:':' .'.'..-'.. 'j,"', ., , . .','ri'- - ',, .j) 7 (r E I - TWELFTH. a, B - 1 Guts Lane 17 "One of the minuses about arbitration," Finley said, "is that I have to sit there and tell a player, In front of a lot of other people, why he shouldn't get a raise," Sometimes, it's hard to kiss and make up after you've By The Associated Press It's been a long season for Chicago Cougar Coach Pat Stapleton, but he's thankful for at lea,it one thing, "At least the overtime periods are getting shorter," he said after the Cougars had beaten the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 with a goa from Gary MacGregor II seconds Into overtime in World Hockey Association play Tuesday. The victory was the fourth in a row for the Cougars, who Still remain five pqlnts points behind Cleveland in tlefr battle for a playoff position In the Eastern Division, 5p,f tr'9'! 'PfTF a rr, c' i.,c (.,-A .'.irt Vv i, ,, .2 1 r f,I (II, 7 45 A s PaI Pet D"* (1, A • ':..' ' Let's begin at the end. Steve on S.Ri'ndolph Macon 23 ii,7 L-L.'sImoegcnttj,1 E00ny 4.Ga,rnon t7 727 .4 The S.,JC Raiders take on -/.trd IS 2) 70)4 Dmin,n 4 21 *18 TENTH, 1-5.4, A ,04 SanteFemursdayat 1:30 p.m. St. Mary's ttj IS $5 Charge 6t. 2 CO*ütful *101. at the Mayfair Country .st. ,los,ph's , , UcIiIfeG ( 4 ), A YeIlQw5far to New Orleans us P.K. Long paced the Raiders s S. K'Hazarci (6). 6 Hi Tower (*7). IlGuitford (7) 77 7 April SPoweri 5 7). 5- HOriv Galoi, 17 33 Tuesday with a 37-39-76, Jeff Cameron (1) ELEVENTH, 1.14, TA - 1 ii 4? i)"i . - - .-, . _1s.I', .- .. t .rwtI g 4 •l (tW5$ P '•.' ..,.1. ,' . . nag 6 Foot Siphon Pump I.KCfltutky St Nkland's Charles 0. Finley, who has satin the-arbitration hot seat more times than any other owner, recognizes the irony of knocking a player in arbitration, then expecting him to put out 100 per cent during the season. Cougars Win 4th Straight belted tires a %fltsl 10 .'.t.. - . ,. •- Incognito athletes. was victorious in the all. England women's singles badminton championships; David ZwIlllng was world Alpine downhill skiing winner, I1Q 110 U.s. collegian could srt*it UM7EI %1) . ,, (.v,tI . . . , nr'c-m (51. 7 Scott ,Jackjan (S -7i. 911454331: (t' 4 Bcci,tr,' Duff (10. 5- fin q '4(> Save 6 By The Associated Press " By The Associated Press Score three for Hank Nowak as a "R!g d '3ruin." That scoreboard reads: one goal and two fights. "You can't do better than that," said Boston Coach Don Cherry alter the Bruins broke out of a slump with a 6-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins Tuesday in the National hockey League. HOOD- advance premium champ in Grand all-round, all. The Topin Fifteen, with first EIGHTH, 5.14, 5 - 1. Cry paac, votes purenns C 'rrt (10. 7 Noble Duke (57, 3 son fec0rd throu games of Foster (*7),, 4 P's ChIn,mai, F eb.72. and fott pOCntt VA's Steven (6,. 4 1avOrtte Points tlbW.e4 On oasis of 11. NEW YORK (AP) -There were 15 arbitration cases this Year. 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A, 31.43: OCALA NATIONAL FOR. inajestk cress stands, Un.. membership of about 100 to allow them to forge a trail only association members ac: si, 11a. (AP) Surprised by spoiled pine forests and crystal nearly 6,000 in nIne years. acr oss their property. But to cess to maps covering those the sudden scent of man, the clear streams. Tom Montoya of Auburndale, win the landowners over, the portions of the trail which cross young buck leaped the stream "When people think of hiking an electric utility trouble - association was forced to make privMe prope rty," says Moe. i0--re he had dkr.j i they usually think of the moun- shooter who took over the pres. one major concession which toys. "All our members also crashed into the safety of a tains," says James Kern of idency from Kern last year, at. still bothers Motoya and Kern, sign a pledge to respect the palmetto thicket. Miami, a real estate executive tributes the success of the trail "We had to agree to allow rights of private property." The man watched until the and fatherOf the Fl&rida Trail. to a "basic need and want of flashing white tail disappeared "But anybody who has people to associate themselves from sight, dropped to his knees walked across the Big Cress with nature and the wilderness alongside the tiny hoof prints to on a cool February day knows experience," SHS Golfers 'Top Patriots' " drink his fill and continued on there is no ,ce more beauFrank Mebane led Trinity Seminole topped Lake Unique among all the hiking his way hocacM down tai." Brantley and Lake HighLand Prep with a 42 and Jim Pit. -the Flo rida Trail. Kern hi t upon e idea of trails in America, all but about p at Mayfair Country Club chMd paced Lake}IoWelI with a ioo miles of th e Florida Tr ail, Known to a still relatively blazing a trail the length of Lake Howell and Trinity 42. mostly through th e Ocala Na. and small but rapidly growing num- Florida in 1964 after "being tion al Forest, encompasses pri- Prep fe ll Wednesday In high bet- of Floridians, the Florida forced to drive 1,600 miles to vate property. school golf matches, Trail is a wilderness hi king hike 40 miles in North Caro. Seminole edged Lake path which meanders along an lina," the location of the nearMontoya says the necessity of Brantley 162-163 and Lake 91 on-again, off-again course est hiking path to Florida. crossing private land proved Highland carded a 211 in the thrrvgh the cenkr f the slate. Kern created the Florida one of the tough est stumbiing three-team match at Mayfair. Troian Currently totaling 325 miles, Trail Association two years tat. blocks to creation of the trail, Bishop Moore dropped Trinity The Seminole Junior College the trail offers a glimpse of er and hiked 160 miles across and continues to plague the asPrep 172-178 and Winter Park baseball team takes on S• Florida as it used to be before theEvergiadestodramatizehis sociatlon's goal offergjngagoo. Petersburg Junior College thj coasted past Oviedo 16-209. the invasion of developers' bull- efforts. mile continuous path from Mike Fitzgerald led Seminole afternoon at 3 at the SIC field.dozers. "It turned out to be an Idea Miami to Peraco1a. to its sixth The Raiders then m ee t Gulf win aga inst foir Far from the roar of freeways whose time had come," says Little by little, however, asso- losses with a 38. 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Eno C1icao 1 $) $.3$ 40 'I': Scores East Divshen W L I Pis OF GA (Sit sniO Moody iait College Cage V/HA Standings Ut 7) ) 80 Prrfeta t2 11 570790 FOURTH, 5.14, D, fl.94: Montague Castle $10 500 310 S .klIyrotl 1 40 310 1 HI'i Ron Perfecta st 3, CPtcaQo 6. wasitt TOrot4o t Mnnewq 2 We*e$day% Games s'. touts at New Par ecs Was n?on at Pitt5bi rh Plidetpt,ta at Atlanta L AngeIe at DttrCI? Var oieq at Montreal Kansas City at Toronto Minnesota at Cali forni a Thursdays Games Detrot at Boston Vancouver at PIid.edelptiia Las Anoele's at Buflalo cIgsy. t$. B, 31.7$: l: - lta TUESDAY NIGHT Ti mes Roman PitttburgPi I , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FloridaTTra i the Newspaper accounts of the events were limited to two and three paragraphs. "Books on tennis and Tllden," said Deford, "contained virtually nothing about the traumas the man endured. It was taboo." Deford believes that the favorable reaction to the Tllden stories indicates "a liberalization in our attitudes of sex mores." He said that we see now the growing support for abortion, that more homosexuals are not hiding their proclivities - "and a few years ago nobody would say that their unmarried daughter was living with her boyfriend. Now It's all in the open." Is homosexuality more prevalent in sports than we are led to believe? One prominent psychologist has said that athletes are like other people, and that since S per cent of the male population is homosexual, then why shouldn't $ per cent of the athletic population be also? Deford says he believes he knows why not. "Homosexual case histories that I have studied," said Deford, "show that homosexuals are usually mama's boys - as Tilden was. And most mamas don't want their sons playing sports for fear of injury. (Tilden's mother, however, died when he was young.) "That, I think, explains why there are so few homoseivajs In sports. They aren't prepared or experienced In them. Also, if a homosexual does get into sports, he finds that there are few men with his particular interests, and eventually drifts out." Deford added that now, with our more enlightened view, Tilden would not have died a pariah, "Tilden today," said Deford, "would have had a good job as a club pro." f0f 885Y Sport tire. El Tigre Sport. For compas, sports and minis. A 2 plus 2 construction of polyester cords and fibqr glass belts. In most Popular small car sizes. No trade-in required. Biackwalj tubeless. Tire size Price + fed. tax 155/615-12 20.00 1.36 155/615-13 26.00 1.55 165/645-13 27.00 1.57 - - Tire size Price + fed. tax 155/635-15 2800 1.74 165-15 29.00 1.65 Whltewills only $3 more per tire. Reliant steel belted tire. Reliant steel belted tire. Two steel beflk on a Iwo ply polyester cord body. 78 series wide profile. Whitewall,. No trade-in required Tire size Price + fed. tax RONT END LIGNMENT E78-14 35.00 2.44 F78-14 35.00 2.58 G78-14 35.00 2,74 G78-15 39.00 2.81 H78-15 39.00 3.02 ---- Special $J Q95 ToyotauVolkswageno Save 2.30 Tune-up service* 1 7 88 - $ horizontally or on an angle! Compact and storage. FeaL_.Jk ture 2 Pc handle Low, low prices on fiber glass belted El Tigre 6cyl.Reg. 23.88 We will Install new point-R, JCPenney plugs, rotor, condenser and distributor for you. Inspect air filter, fuel filter and PCV valve. Adji,it timtn, earbu'et, and dwell angle. cap - Req. 5.29. Sale 2.99. JCPenney original equipment replacement shock absorber. "0" ring piston helps maintain uniform drlvip control. Guaranteed for 2 years or 24,000 miles, JCP.n.*y Shock Absorb,, Guarantee If ,, JCPenr*y O:'g'n.a' Equ'pma'nt Rep'a','f',r', Ircq't etA-. -. W ~~S, Zft __elr �tI _ ____ _________ — ________ ________ ' Heip LEISURE -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- Wednesday, Feb. 26, l75B - -- — - Lost ____ Neighborhood WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (9) WIld World Animals 7:30 __________________________________________ ________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ 6:55 (2) Daily DevotIonal 7:00 (2, 8) Today (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2, I) Blank Check (6) Search For News () 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Black Forum (24) Intercom 24 (33. 44) Star Trek (2) Frice Is Right (9) 525000 Pyramid (13) Movie Club (9) NEWS (44) VarIety 12:00 ('ii News CaptaIn Kangaroo R•00 (6) (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Motise (81 Mery Griffin (9) GlllIgan's Island (13) WInter Park (6.8) News (9) All My Childr Picture Show Does ,, FOUND, Small white female Chihuahua __Ownerple.uecall3fl _____________________ _____________ it1 i,s De - The Herald VEGAS - Sersces ________________ _________________________ One wouldn't - ___ -I . LAS hi The Prairie (6) Tcny (ando And Dawn (9) That's My Mama (6) MIke Douglas (9) MovIe (44) Leave It To Beaver Petticoat .h..iction (24 ) Arabs And 9 Israelis 3O ( 44 ) (24) MIster Roger's ________________________ (44) Hoga' Heroes dedicated, NewYork ____________________ l.uTeiJ i- •.i r TIAJ : ______ ______ ACROSS 46 Entertain i A'.' A 11E N It_ 49Conty ._ ______ 7 __ __ I Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows I;:.) (2. 8) Wheel ut (13) "State Of The Econ3my" (6) GambIt (44) Green Acres America (4-4) Movie 9:0 (9) Movie (13, Detectives (35) Double Action I •, ___ L ______ ______ I L-T. 17 Rough draft l9Causes '_ , I Creck (coil) dale 14-- Moines. 3449 (Roman) 35 Fir or pine l$iIfl ,,. 7 -- - . " .. ;.., '+,. - . , - 4 people, . - , -_____ - . 'te Life To Live (1St l)n- AFTERNOON . 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless Shoyi (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset 1 2 9fl.oSg items n.knmmne to Masculine 31 Musical 'etIltn ebl 13 Trrrrit.'.33 l,r'trj r r r 3 1 r U ______ ____________ -- -: _______________________ ____________ __________ ___________ _ 1 had Just finished his first show at the MGM Grand Hotel, and 9 10 MovIe (9) (9) Password ------ - _ ______ ______ - ';' isi - " IT "Working television Is a job, eight days a week," Dino. No time for golf with kind of schedule, 18 — 110ROSCOPE — ___ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ________________________ ___ 26 _______________________ For Thursday, February 27, 1975 because we left all the mistakes -. ' - . specials. THURSDAY MORNING 6:00(9) SunrIse Jubilee 6:15 (1) Sunshine Almanac 6:23(2) IDreamOf Jeannie 6:30 (6) uitrise Semesle Today In Florida .- (a) p1 W 37 - show wouldn't have lasterL" Says 'take lb Ho14j ' v* Year Pñy Ofi last year's bills and start saving again, No Selling experi,nc, necessary Let's talk about It. Areas OPen. . . .off Soulhwest ______________________________ Blvd , off 75th St.; off Locus? Ave. ___________ 142 43 W14T - ' - — ')0 'I ,, ....,,.. ,,,,, _. — — ____ - - - 25 — — — ( - — SEEK & FINDt _ Breeds of Chickens - A U S T R A L 0 R P Y M G N 0 K R 0 D V B UILFREEDSIW Y A N F 0 TOM ___________ TEAHSDIRK INGSRETRpR D TN J S CEEJL ON G HOER K N LB _ TAN H ISj BR VA D I SOY C NT _ ••, AV hA a E C L E R M L L MM M 0 N N D S 1 S- .. '0 1 0 II T T - -- - • ' 'J . a a i' U $5 r ___ , 5ri I 4I• Today and tomorrow will' be dazzling pitch. trlckyforyou (Inancialiy Don't sprees. fl-y to - keePcurrenton old obligations. - Two t be to you don't leave a the ______ lot past. -' ____________ -. _ ' ___________ _____ i 'j •ads. !S&. W•W••W W•U to dinner _____ _____________ "The s, I & dicoveiie5 per panel in an all-new series of 24-page bookieti, To order volumes I. II and UI. send $1 for each, making checks nvakli L L',.," i... ,.. JV r.i""' h'. ".I. ruiu In careoi LOIS newspaper. dancing Happy Cooler's" - ,, - TE BUCKET BRIGADE— is pieces of our nongy dipp*d fried chicken, hot butter tastin' bi'scults, 2 us N. Orlendo Ave. .. (Hwy. 17.97) Winter Park 447-4720 ot your cce gravy Feeds S to 7 peope, ri - - • . - - w i ' ' - -. ASBY" influence 1 -. . ____ bIke )ennle APARTmENTS ON LAKE JENNIE UlI SANTA IARBARA Ok. I .. • T((5( Fiip,.. :00 P,M. f f - SlJT, ' C4 Niø L EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NOTICE IS HEREIIY GIVEN that CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE b' virtue of that Certain Writ of COUNTY, FLORIDA, Exer'utle., Itt..,,i .,,a "U CASE NO, flu-CA-a-l.A unoar In re the Marriage of the seal Of the County Court Seminole County, Florida, upon a CATHERINE F ROISE Wife final Iudgment rendered In the Petitioner, aforesaid court on the h day of PAUL J. ROUSE, Husband, August. AD. 1974, In that certain Respondent case entitled, General Finance Corpnationf Florida Plaintiff, -vi- THE NOTICE TO DEFEND STATE OF FLORIDA TO Margaret Hughes Defendant which PAUL J. ROUSE dud Writ of W$ J I ______ , riIiri ______________ strom 1, Lake Mary. Reatonable rent.3fl.1$)Ø ________________________ ' ,. ,, FROM 16O ______________ _______________ 2 & 3 I•drooms 3 bldroom home fenced yard, patio. Newly decorated. No more LOCH ARBOR POOL! 4 lhan 2 chIldren. 372-7741. bedrooms, 7 baths, almost new. - - -- " . . Oiif.loa*hipfl. ment. lets of itOr. 59L private bat. , SANLANTA- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat & air, fully carpeted. -' R*dewood Arms 177 Country Club Drive %)10,2bedroom.famiiyroom Information inwindow I ________________ 3flP$tr'i$ j I 3-Hiises Furnished ________________ ' ________________________ c a ______________ Floida Awe _________________________________________________ — DOT1ORGETTHEHERAL HOMEMAKERS SHOW at THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER March i Cooidng show starts at i:)O.but 000rsopenato:)Oforyou to ,,,_ ...v many displays of exciting merchandise from local merchants lake cottage for one or couple No pete Lease reouirert. )fl6I. I ______________________ 1__________________ - -.w.... - ___________________ Thanks to Classified Ad, users et fail results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 332 76)1 h,-- NOONEWILLGOHOMEEII.SPTY HA'IDED whrn ttiy attend the HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOwatilsesanfordC,v,cC,nter Tue'sday,March4.iftflag501 many, many 000' prizes, in Cldin 20 bags of groceries to be given away Admission is fr , Entree, v.tabk etc dessert and b*yerag. County Courthouse in Sanford Florida, the above 0cr lproperty, , T a ii is be.r mJe - Arthur H Reckwltn Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By' Cecelia V Ukern Division Ot the Seminole County Sheriffs Deportment That S1d SAI 15 be;ng macia to 5ilSfy ttin term Of fiId Writ o' ., Older 3 bedroom with all modern conveniences plus hardwood floors Frame stucco 1.33.000 1*09 French Aye ,Fri_ & Sat_ tii10pm_ , P4,tCth Fit S 1' 19 74, !97$ 1975 - ''" -' ..'" ' . ' - . . . .. - -. -. - - - _________________ _________ NOequlty,takeo,,rpay,50 Ford Waoon. Ins remaining. 323-$. ', - - Wired haired Terriers Registeredlltteq,6s,.s $l0Oeech. 339.39u _____ -----' -• 19 Cadillac F'eetwood Brougham, must sell. Sacrifice, Excellent condition. 1930.9047*93730, Pick lunk cars FREE. Small price for others. Call after 1 p.m. 1621 -n _ S31V-Radio.Stereo ___________________ _. COLOR TV,$1I.MOpiTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 68'"1nted to Buy 644)0O6. -._ ____________________ _________________________ -_ ______________________ Wanted Any QuantIty. SNOLL'S age Sales _____________________________ Cassetberry, Hwy. 17-fl. 833-1204, ______________________________ ______________________________ _____________________________ BARGAIN GARAGE: Wednesday. -. NEED MONEY? Sat. lfl 53!:. 4 He,. Pr par wut Ouy your 17.92 (behInd Sobik's, Longw'o) dIamonds 1 up Also gold $34 $66.0 ______________________ iewelry for cash Write P.O. Dcx 544, Titusvliie, Pta MOVING: Refrioerat. . $20; Color TV,;s,5 2512 S ford Ave. ORI'NTAL RUGS WANTED --- ___________ -_' ' S.ereg , GOOD CONDITION _____________________ $iOOor bestofter, clean 194$ Pontiac Bonneville, QOod Inspection sticker,AT,AC,AM.FMradlo3*9 bored Out to 100, motor not in car, lust re worked. 1966 Chevy Imn pala, bod'i In cood cond, r'wsor not work new 3 Speed trans Call Lynn, 373-2719 before I P." ______________ ________ --uiu YVU AY A GIFT BAG FUR EVERYONE? WHERE? At the Herald'sHornemakers5,,Qwifl,he ' ________________________ - iy Ct I S S 3eneva ' Area One Inc. REALTORS Bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, many extras, large pool area. tclm H CaliBart Real ______________ ________ _____ -. i r t niici,.,c . .fl..J, Harold Hall Realty 7 BR, aIr, large corner lot, carpet. drapes. exc.iipnt cond Only 116,500 By owner. 372904) Gar1eris Good condition. 3730763 ____________________________ ASSUME cci. Buy 1 or 1001 itenn.Larrys Mart. 213 Sanford, Aye'. I FREE T.V. Acunting- — __________________________ ________________________ Home Tax Returns, 20 yrs. experience. WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING Five Pointi, Call 3277143 anytime. —_ —'Personal 'ax Serv1ce No.? East Rd., 17-97SJC Entrance. R Rarisboitom. Kitchen - Bathroom Cab4net. Counter tops Sinks In stallaflon available. Bud Cabell. 322 1052 anytime. I i I - ' - L(-illrJi 'icat & Ar For tr eStimates. Call Carl Harni, lI SEARS in Slntord 372 Ill) 42'.4bjle I... -._- ._ 1 505 V/. 25th St. - Iomes SavetS.000 1974 t3.arington, 7i'xóO'. 7 Bdrms, den. 117,500. . - ProfessionaUy Managed • • ByHenryHoch,,tnc, G.!GORY MOBILE HOMES 3$03OrIdoDr e 3antord 37)5200 I J To Concrete & Carpentry, Carport, Additions, Remodeling Noidotoo Iargeortoosmall Freeestimates 272 1571 Anytime ik t Your — Wail PaperIj,,,, ____________ PAUL SLATER Profeni WaItpapr ti Licen Re'sidentiai,Comp Free Estimates Ph 37,7 . ' [awn Care WellDrilling Pest Control i" (ILLS UI.: IL Lit) PUMP5 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and We repair and serv STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W.2ndSt. 7276437 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 27 I. small Classitieo Ad brings big returns Try on and see. Call 322 261) or $3) 9-993 ____________________________ nes...Dii 322-2611 or 831-99931 ----F - . - -' ' ' ' -r'-:- - - - - - - - --- ----------- ----------- rr(! ' a---A sm&l Classified Ad br,ngs b'; returns Try one and see Call 373 I or $3) v99 $Ou?he"n Lawn Se'rycegenai f* maintainenc, and sprinkler systems. 372 997; 373 6030 . ________________ - -..• - Draftbig'a-- Core _______________________ Hoe' plans, custom made to FHA d SSBC SPeC Fast. ecnmwn,cal Call Victor 321 0331 -._. Pet ' ANDREW MATPIEY BuIlding & Remodeling 345 53)8 373 flU ___________ - I'ET REST INI Boarding & Grooming Ph 373 1057 — Odd jobs of Ill types. Carpentry, Painting, Cement WOrk, Light HauIng 372 2645 ou can g a fair price when advertise your "don't needs" in the Want AIls _________________________ ' 1 C .cJ.,... .T Improvementj .' - - 1 " ir BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. Sewing MEPIT. ALL TYPES OF CAR— PENTRY AND REPAIRS. 323. AltUItiOfl%: t._.. ' . --es... Jf'flj'r . jrp'iiry, MCCT'CiCiing, 'JJ'tiUfl%, aPprOvad dealer 210 E. 1st St Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. P3 6551 Free estimite 3736031. Conditioning WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1104 Scnfoc Ave Master Beautician, iviS by app?. 3773972 or 3:"l 1976 Also, 3 Bdrm., 1', baths, Central heat, garage', on corner lot. 170.100 Term's 3737177 I ________ - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harri,tt'sBut Nook) S)9E.Pine377.5747 I fldrm5, )' baths. Central H & A. carpet, nice Ion children 573.005 Terms River 3770714 ______________________ PHONE BeautyCare MORTGAGE 1969 Dodge Cornet ,iO I Cyincier, one owner, clean, See at lLt F - CASH 22-4i32 - USTA CALL ____________ __________________ ___________________ ________________________ ___________________ I INS ENGLISH FORD RUNS GOOD 19S Wanted, used small Snappon' Turtle BUSINESS DIRECTORY - POOL, 3 BR, 2 bath, family room, central heat aIr, 1.33,000 Acre Realty. REALTOR. 3737750. , . - 1/1 Help an "Inflation poor" Heating I Air Conditioning Contrmr Call 4'i f Ar Ci 122 1577 S,'rv,n -_ °' REAL TOR _______________________________________ )972FordF1Ocpi(k.Up332v$g condition. 51,100.321-05)7, f'> Air ,.,,.. 75."! March 4 beginning a 6:)0_m. ___________ WANTED Sugar CaneMill Call 327 4299 ____________________ — I 322•2090 Sfl-5!tIC - __•••_,__ EAPER' IS READY TO SERVE YOU ___-" ss.000 Estate REALTOR 322-7195 S I 644-8126, Winier Park, .- own business with living quarters plus garage apartment. Excellent commercial location Other Homes In an price ranges wih pools available SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS . SANFORD I MOSSIE BATEMAN OPEN NOON III DARK Peg RealC.Estate Broker NEW1.7and3bedrggplhome$aflG )72-7j 'townhouse's. Wall-to-wall carp.I, ________________________ ______________________ .-wallpaper, built-in kitchen and vi maintenance fee. LOW, LOW. POOL LOW 7~ pct interest under Ht th tti ci, down? tandem plan HWY 1797 tO 25th cc one o the'se lovely 00I west to Ridgewood and follow the homes 3 B'drooms 2 baths signs family room, large re.rtatlon _____ ____ T4 - ____________ ______ _ -- _____ 'T , . I iieak Preview : S PU'tIl,th Feb 5 17 )9 $, -------_-___ KNMOOE WAIICR. .rts, service, used machine's. MOONEYAPPLIANCES323,0497 Real Estate Broker ?l39 S.MyrtleAve,56nf0 Phone37I.04 Your MLS Agency REALTORS 2MSParkDr 0 : - — 32-Appliances __________________________ the Sanford Civic Center March 1. Doom open at 6:30. Will REALTY Req. -- m _ _________ '- will be given away along with many other door prizes at the available, 322-2420 Anytime I UpnOJi;ty liens_ tiI9p_ -' Dafsun.S'Ijbaru Sale BABY DUCKS- Pekin, Rouen. ' 71 some below dealK cat, first Khaki, Indian Runner. $.S0 per first c?.oicef Pius Fii.'s dot. at farm. 333-. ft Used Can, Dick Baird Da?iwi of a Gun, Fern Park's P'LANNING A GARAGE SALE? Largest dealer. '7$ Datsuns DON'T FORGET TO AD. arriving daily. Pt'. 131.1311, Open VERTISE IN THE Sundays 176. CLASSIFIED ADS. 377-7a11 ________________________ _____________________________ See ____________________ The Hcno!a' Special _______________________________ Hom,mak, Show Issue Sunday, 67A-Feed March 7. then plan to et?t,nd _________ Tuesday, March 1 at the Civic TwO PLg. rd'ffor Center. No charge for admisSion areedingoraa.ouing __________________ Call 377 799 1972 Javelin, yellow, autarratc, -_ small VI, extra clean. 1)795. Call JIM DANDY JAZZFEED Don Pope, 377.t5), Dier, "Buy Direct From Boxcar" ____________________________ ________________________ GORMLY'S. E. 46. Sanford 373.4,33 ________________________ VW 1969 BEETLE _____________________________ A HOME FOR YOU I Bedrooms. 7 baths. Florida room, 1 28 variety sand bar a S nL*O - , _______________ SANFORD. FLA rn44 $45Q PHASE II GRAND OPENING -j - 1974 Honda550 ' Treasure's. Thurs, Fri & Sat. 1200 Central Florida's St. MULTIPLE LISTINGREALTOR _____________________ 377499) 1919S,French YARD SALE: March?, at 10a.m. 37? 7374. 322-1496. 327.7541 700 Elm Ave Luncheon served for 332)959,3771)64 benefit of Church School. _______________________________ _____________________________ ___________ I , fr" lS'xlS' storage stied, only I yr. old. 3720111 after 710 pm _________________________ ap,Ilances V WI ($f4t'*$ifØC IS ADVERTiSED, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths. Double garage, breakfast bar. A.) condition. 1.37,500. S - ___________________________ O06 Bedroomset.bar,coffee Good condition. Best offer Calln 397) _____________________________ ____________________ _ I _____ - _________________ a - torcycJe lns4.nance BLAIR AGEP'CY 3233166 ---- Cali CredI' Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 137 A East lit St., 5anford Eves.S69-1i44 ________________________ ________________ - Finr £u$ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 21.5.0 per day. ANIMAL HAVENGROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 322-5757 ()p in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle _____________________________ poiflion Like new c'ndition, sold new?orU$,balancof 145 cash or 67Livestocic-Pcuifry Spaymentsof $10, Newwarrapt. ____________________ 12 room boarJing home. zoned residential, rent 4 bedrooms, livi In dOwnStairs apt. Ideal for retiree, 16.000 inwn, assume payments of 12)1.37. 332.49)4. ________________________ ____________________ No qualifying, 3 bedroom, 1L bath, Central heat-air, fvnce, $1,995 wn. 1191 mo. 7 pci. 3724343. M.UNSWORTH REALTY 503W lstSt. 373 6061 3730317 Req. Real Estate Broken . - Canal POit Florida fr (1) 0esk one (I) have fied upon the following credenza YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thrftf 3 jarmchairs three(3)il described P'oIlerty Owned that Margaret Hugh, said properly CATHERINE F, ROUSE, has Chairs, one fl) digital Ck, mack, flladaPltiticnlnthecircuitCci_to, one ft) Hermes Ambassador beIc Itad in Seminole County, Seminola Florida, Coc.pty, Florida, for a electric typewr;ter, One (I) Tew more particularly DissolutlonotMarriag, end you are Instrument descrIbed IS fOI TI 3000. 6SSe'3'S,OIIII One (1) 191$ Toyota 4 door neguired to serve a copy ci your four drawer fIle cabinet find rittrn iJfr fiS%nrfed if .in. n j fic D 0No&J litIeN 3i3o 100 the Said iC(5beiqstedat Ratliff Sheriff of & Son in 1nford, Florida Further C, Semoran Boulevard, Aitamonty Seminot, COty, wiiI at ;is, Fiorjaa 7770), and file th 11;OUa M. 00 the 13th dly of March. - GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW It) sewIng cabinet, repossessed SInges best model, winds bobbin 'n machine. Full automatic, Pay balance of 17$ or 10 paymerits Of U * n J De'fendat, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sht'riflo t4emlnoj, County, Florida, andl have IaVII,, rv'. . ....., JW vol'owing property owned by Local PubllcatjoflL Inc. said property be'ng located In Seminole County. Florida, more PartIcularly dflcrlbed aS *Ot from the offict of the defendant, Local Publications, Inc. at 7 Whooping LOOo, Crane's Rooit, :te Springs Florida in Rent 377-5101. After 3, * ________________ . ... 64—Equipment for ____________________ ______ ___________________________ ___________________ - SANFORD I? IEDROOM APT& SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 1,1.0142 (.1' 12tD%17 4'S *1 u'.' Cllit' 79--4vt)rCyCie3 ________________________ _________ ___ ___________________________ _______________ _ - Cc nty Flo d* ord I ______ iFlST - ad ,,_ R - Good Thurs Sat ' _______________" ______________ - '--- \' - I '.'.'fl -'-T" ' 1 IOC*aG CA* I 9j$( A1.iCE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE—,,30. P,3j - Rea' F rises ,a,.ti ,b __________ ,. a ___ - '' V '' -- '.. - - Val S - ,,.,.. " ( 4 - - - Doors will he open at 6:30, _ _____ LAKE MARY - New 3 homes Make color selections, paved streets, city water, 521,300 flou UnmIshed with only 1200 down. Government —_-financing. 534 16.49. BuIlder 3 bdrm. masonry home, fenced 4nfrJ— bedroom, 1', baths. yard. 11.200 down, 11)1,50 per mo, Sanford .- 1' yr. old 3 bdrm., w W central heat & air. M UNSo qualified buyer. 327-7710. carpet, central h & a. Owner WORTHREALTY, 373604) ________________________ transferred, immediate Nice 2 bedroom block home, New 2 bedroom. eat.in kitchen, Ilvng. poseion. By owner. 226,900 373roof, carpeted throughout. dining room, large rooms, with 7716. ______________________ RidIculously low price. 373 39Ø. inside utility area Also garage. after3, 3fl.7i, ilelax Shop the easy way - Shop 76.12 Sanford Ave. Sanford. today's Classified Ads from your . me. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. easy chair. ____________________ ________________ BROKERS BeautIful 3 bedroom. 1' -, bath, carpeted, fenced yard 1t & last. Days-322-61fl 3237491. Nts 3fl-M210____ r3fl 7357 _____________________ ___________________ __________________________ _______________________ Ste , ; 3 Brm, 2 bath. diflmno '?"d pvi s.iU'e 10 CITy Central air & heat, large lot, Loch conveniences Newly painted, Arbor, $700 mo 373 7)0) paneled, carpeted and furnished, Can use as 2 or 3 bedrooms. * w edroomhous.forrent storage buildings. All for only UntumnhshedinLakeMary 114.800 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" area. 322 9353' ,Jfl 9777 __________________________________ Sanford, Fla. ______________ ____ 0 J - 1120 Florida Ave. _________ WANTED ______ ______ ________ - .-.. --------- - WAI'4TAPIEVENINGAWAY FROM HOME-FREE? Then attend Ihe Herald's Homemakers Show at me Sanford CivIc Center Tuesday, March4at7:)Opm Doors open at 3 23 6650 1 ". '.-.'.. _____ - - - __ ____ Laundry Facility ADULTS ONLY PETS CONSIDERED ___________________ ____ ____ ,--.--• keg Real Etale Broker 377)301 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17.92 1109 Champion lineage 175 to 5130 Pfr. Pick; uptruck 197) Toyota Anderson, 34s.s7. __________________________ _______________________ ___________________________ 51—Househokj Goods ----Good shape. 11.395 ----- _ - Young inaTe Lior nievr 349 S572 Geneva 322-6457 also black long haired mali dog BALL REALTY Bedroom iet, Complete $105; After Hrs. ifl.7)i)or 327.747i _______________________________ Free to good home. 371-0690 Ito 5. guitars, 5)5; new living room set, Choice Listings f(. 373 4375 1)70; 2 twin beds, $10 complete; ______________________________ _____________________________ 5)7W. lit St. Homes, Lots 323-Soil 300 Sanford Ave., 373 9770. Malamute Good markings, cx. Extiflint condition, 52.295 Call *" * Dishwasher & Disposal Pool & Clubhouse - I loose of _____ ____ ,,•,, (c'ntact u'; you ma'.' qly. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL COPITRACI0R REAL FSTATE. INC. ' Goalsyousetforyolf year will be realized, Provided —1 .... Homemakers SPOw in the Sanford Civic Center Local Shops will Sale - $174 WalI.to.WaII Shag ' MCCALLEY. deceased late of Court, Semincie COuty, Florid. in Seminole County. Florida, to the S: John Barbary E N C A N C A 0 N U S C A 0 H 0 accordance Publish: feb. 19, 26. March S. 17, Clerk of the Circuit Court, and the FlCtitiøtwith the provisioq of Name Statute's, To. D A OR R CD I OR E file the same In duplicate and as Wlt:Sectlon$4pio, Stat _____________________________ A H T R OEK.113 provIded in Section 733.1$, Florida 1957. Statutes, in their ollice's in the 5: Lb Manceøo NOTICE ms hereby given that W County, Florida. within four 1975 H W N S A L Y C 0 R N I S H 0 8 B A I bufle'si a, SOC calendar months from the lime of DEK43 PraIrIe LakeiflDr. Fern Park, the first putit'cation hereof, or the R I A Y I L 0 N C H 0 M R I 0 Z L Y --------------------------Semi."tcl County. Florida under the s.anie will he barred NOTICE OF SHIRIFF'S SALE ASSOCIATES. and that we 0 1 K M H to day of February, 1975' by virti,,e of that certain Writ of register said name with the intend Clerk; of 5: ComiIu' McCalley Indnactk,ns The hidden mes istsd b.w Execut) itjue'd out of Ind under theCIrc,it Court, Seminole Cour,ty, A Executrix bsck'sird, up, down, or diqooafly in the puzzle Pad the seal of the Circuit COurt of Floridi In accordance with 5: A Edwin Shlnhoiscq Seminot, County, Florida, upon a hidden name and box It Inuahown: provisions of the Fittittj Name finil iudgment rnded in the SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Statutes, AUSTRAI,ORP DORKINGS To-Wit. Section $65.09 Attorney for Petitioner PLYMOUTH aforesaid cotr$ on the 7th day of Florida Statute's ie7, BANTAM JAVA First rederal Building RDCAPS Pebruary. AD, I'775, in that certain 5: AndrV A. Beauchamp r çIIANTECLEk LEGIJORNS ra, e4Cøi.,4 Sanford. Plarida 377fl RhODE tM'tj Cd lravgnn, as IURNINfi 3IINORCAS __________________ WYANDOTTE executive director of the Florida Publith;Feb.l7,19,,March$l,;S PubliSh' Feb 76, March 3 )973 Tot onrow: Edible Game ftnim,l, I Dtp5rtmentof Reverx,,, Plaintiff,. a DEK-47 _____________________________________________________________ Noally you Bedroom Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air In ,,, -------— ' air. $19,900. ________________ Six Month's Lease i---- - ________________________ 3722217 _____________________ JOHN KRIDER,Assoc. ---___________________________ yy, uarnen WfllT SPANISH CHARM Broker, 101 W. Commercial LOW DOWN PAYMENT 2 BORM, furnished or unfurnished Sanford3fl7161 Ornamental stone fireplace, turned Adults preferred columns, 2nd paneled tamily 3SIS4or3fl6 room, 3 BR, garage. rrjwood Get ' EM While privacy fence, carpet. Bargain at 2 bedroom duplex apartments 123.500. FHA, VA, $311222. CLIFF FurnIshed or unfurnished 60' They're Hot! JORDAN, REALTOR. SwimmIng pool inos Orlando Newhouies ma rural area- No down Dr. 373-2920. — payment, monthly payments L*IS DeBARY, lust liSted-7 BR, 1', bath desired location, Large Lot. Unfumnishe, 1 bedroom apt., air, than rent. Government sunsidized $71.SuO. carpeted, only 295 50 377 7296 CORBETT REAL to Qualified buyers. Call to see If ESTATE, REALTOR. 661 4791, aflr- S. you quallfytt _______________________ Ridrnnm t1AA ya ___ ___ .- .-. _________________________ - fl _______________________ --________________________ 323 0630. ______________________ .--..--__________________ Sn.inofe High School _______________________ 76—Auto - - Parts- ________ cold maple oet, S55. Uihoistr ioodrutt's Garden Center Victorian bedroom (hair, 2S up and Hurst Shifter, Call Lynn. 601 Celery Ave,Sanford Swivel rocker. $3: cherry wood betor• 1 pineapple poSter double bed. A FASHION SHOW will be held It Reconditioned Batteries, $17.93 _ ' - ________________ 4 __ - Large 1 bedroom furnthed apart- 1937 YOURBIRTHDAY e(j ' _______ Ciuded Reautlfui yard 133,000 i ike Mary - r - .0 r,1 louse, WE TAKE TRADES need of repair Lot 66'xlbS', LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom Owner. waterfront home', beautiful kit- apIs __________________________- 0 mow your vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 3775191. - apartment living, you'll find it at Franklin Arms. Conveniently __________________ "-'.", 0 N A C A S 0 E '-*J " Let me till your spring garden spot - -- furniShed , quiet neigh horhooci Only permanent residents. Deposit required. $3) 0990 fl is never oi infori, _ ________ - Efficiency apf.. all Utilitie"s fur flh$he'J, ne'wl decorated. $97 50- — - g - — 57 ______ ____ will be a slight delay regarding disappointed with a lukewarm '-----'• - .iu e.&- respoie. ..,,. 7Ulf v pecting. This could get you PISCES(Feb,20.March)A dos in the dumps. Relax it hoithot salesman wili consider will come. JwJJawiftu.*Jayanouy ---.-- T' ___ ________ - ____ ' ___ r ago, _____________________ _______________________ _________________ _________ ________ _______________________ oaks Rental from U75 "no for r'obIle homes lncluces free canoe use. Adults only. Camp Seminole, 372 1170 _____________________________ - _________ — - seaso 62—Lawn-Garden ________________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ "Quiet Elegance" 373 4711 __________________________ ___________________________ PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW AT THE CIVIC CENTFR TUESDAy. MARCH 4, 7;irj P.M. open at 6 30 _________________________ __ Apartments SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE cabinefs.. as is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S Casseberry. $30 1206 buy furniture Kutp Ctcortons, 409 - W SSt,3277315 FOPQFcT D!CP :Nc, (3 .e!s. 322-lVfl, aIlr 4 Il.000toassumemortgage, A steal _____________________________ __________________________ at 17,500. Hurryt Call 3239110. * Waterbed * 1 or? flecroom. Adults Only $200 DOWn Queen Sizewithtrame, Park AvenueMobul.park Larry Saxon, Realtor FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. 4S Park DrIve, 3232061 3or Ibedroom, 1'- bath house Good ___________________________761 N. OrangeAve. credit andqualified buyer 223 91 Apar1m,r,l - furnhshrd and un Winter Park,6i5 4*21 NO DOWN PAYMENT Home On Lake furnished. Furnished are carpeted I Your new cuStom home on a lot of MAITLAND FLEA MART 7 Adutt5 1$ thru retirement. bo4,7pct, mortgage, Cr ref innci 13$ 2920 POssible Subsidized mOnthly Scenic Weklva River's bass Earii I,merlcan Console COlu, TV, ______________ your own REC Vee from WOOd Of steel desks (executive desk & thlirS. secretarial disks & Merchandise _______________________ 5O MAscellaneous for 30-Apartments Unfurnished I Bedroom garage apartment in FANTASTIC BUY quiet neighborhood, tile bath, air 2 Bedroom frame' in Longwood. EARN MORE! FORREST GREENE, IPIC REALTOP5373633)Or3flfl7O "You can't make variety Eventually, the variety show anything different," Dean he did went the route of ail declared, "All you can do Is tele%ialon series. It faded, but sing and dance and do bad whenitbegantosltowwea sketches" 'rwo ___________ _____________ REALTY _________________________ __________________________ WELAKA APARTMEP4& 114W 1st St, . --- - _____________________ _ TAFFER __-- ______________________- Part time cashier.hostesses. Furnished 1 bedroom air cor-. at Company benetits. Apply in lit floor, i1ults only. No pets. 372 - ARIk (March 21-April 19) slderate of those you have Give-and-take is called for direct dealings with. Today, today With one whom you you're likely to put self.thte involved with romantically, way out front. Hurt feelings stern from inSCORPIO (Oct. fl) conalderate actions, Youwllnotshouwtof TAURUS (April 20.May ) gratftuie the incident calls for Someone who has been kind to when aflother goes out of her waytobebelrAultoy(), favor. You kr.3w you should SAG!TJIIpJ (Nov. 23-Dee, help but for some reason you ) You Will be Pted to fo Won't. , an association with one whose GEMINI (May 21-June ) reputation leaves a little to be You're placing needless strains desired, Watch out. on a friendship by expecting CAPRICtJRJ (Dee. J more than you should. Don't 19) In eagerne to satisfy an pih it to the break point. ambition, you may bead on the CANCER (June ,l-July fl) ofonewhowdn't, You won't make any points at same tattles If roles were home If you hold up accOmplialneflt3ofout%jd5 AQUARIUS(Ja.chlg) superior to your family's Everyone will not be achievements. fatuated with your Ideas and LEO(July.Aug.)There . _________________________ A GOOD SAL ESMAN For years of his television varletyshow,heputincniyof)e tear in the ratings, Dean was Dean now hasamultlmjllfon. day a week the day of taping, moved Into a new concept for dollar contract at the MGM showi M legend has t tekvIon the roast shows. Grand Hotel here. early in the afternocm, and what With his television and working into the evening. But seemed to be his final year on movies as well, plus his that was t. His producer SlId the small tube, the roasts were fanaticism about golf, one staff handled the rest Injected toward the end of the wonders where he found his minor details like putting season. A top personality was source of energy. show t0Ether, selected as a fall guy, and Thattelevisionshowbuiltand became the target of perpetuated Dean' LegalNotice s public unadulterated barbe from a image as a casual living, gijj galaxy of NOTICE OF INTENT TO boozing chaser, of young NIQISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Dean's ratings shot up bdi DSfl flOT PtOd NOTICEISHCREBYGIVEN,M, maUcally; couenUy, the undersigned, desiring to engage to deflate that imsge. NB&W wanted bUn to do only inbusineuundcrtheficf,tious name The variety show lasted for 10 0" GENEVA H EATING AND AIR years to the - of CONDITIONING SERVICE at 1703 I -. Park Ave. when fir, 73771 LegaiNotice irf ends to register the said name earned more money than any with theClerkof the Circuit Court of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County. Florida EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DATED8I,I5 CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR A D 1971. SEMINOLE COUNTY Legal Notice Edwarø II. Moran PROBATE DIVISION Jofyt M, Hill PROBATE NO. FiCTITIOUS NAME Publish: Feb. 26, March S. 12, IC, Noticekherebyglv,nth.iq lam lire Estateif 1?75 engaged In busIness at 1922 King HARVEY W. McCALLEY, DEK 153 deceased Arthurs Ct., Winter Park, Seminole County,FlCrida.f'th.jiUjtious •,, NOTICE TOCREDITORS 'iZYiYii_,,, name ci HANDYMAN JOHN, and '.n. '' . em tPa' I Inler.d to register said name Having Claims or Demands Against engaged tn bü5in5 at 7(0 Katherin with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. SIld Estate' Ct. Altamonte Springs, Semincle You are hereby nOtified and Seminole County, Florida IC' County, Florida 4sder the f'ctitious ttoul?.d In gris. -. . - -. II*C iIruvI,uxn In, ESTow4 REALTY, Fictitious Name Statutes, T,o- demands wtiicti YOU may have and that I intend to register i ________________________ shoporwareheuse 372 $321 or 3fl --------------1100 E. 25th St.,3fl-66S3 66,0 ________________________ Sale ForRent:Officeand Jim Hunt Realty Storage Space 2524 Park Or 1200 Fre'nch Aye,, 37) 7310 373 2111 BUY-SELL--TRADE ___________________________ _______________________________ REALTOR AFTER HRS; 3)) 313 E. Finit SI. 372 22 in 372064$ 373 Real Estate ____________________________ _____________________________________ SANFORD 3 bedroom home, near Bookcase', 1)0; Memn coffee table, 55, Cut glass, bedroom lamps. $10 shopping, churches, hospital pair; Drop leaf dinette, 2 chairs, AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS fl6W.2nd5t. Laoies, need a lob or extra money? Can earn from 25 an hr. & up. Call 349 691 or 349 5470. _____________________ niii!on be agreeable, providing 37—Business Property --_ _____- t'use. 32) 2370 irrn 9 to 6 Help wanted, t) 1. lhrouoh trial balance, for small MARINERS 'ILLAGE APTS. construction CO off ice, preferably turn or unfurn, with mechanized accounting 3?O2OrIandoDr 37) $4 experience on flurrough's I 5000 Must have willingness to be (1.m Cove, I 7 BDRM, shag, air, for several months before re city park LiSanford Plaza, From location of office in Sanford 1,10 Airport Blvd near Sanfurj _______ ___________ ________ penalty or transter costs Call collect for Mr. Meyer, 7 ys, $ 2 bedrooms in thi city, $11,7. With ___________________________ _________________________ L1rIICII __ __ i'm, time to ChRPJ!e, ti'ui, +j tc $5 dozen of them, w1113 such fall He enjoyed playing Joe Ricco illillion. T.., Ltcil1e sci ziuch, he would like to Dean has a simple ex- Ball, Jackie Gleason among continue it in (Urns. But if he planatlon for the longevity of them. geth an offer t do It as a W his television show. "The He will do more ne Lucy Show - persons 668 6488; 377 eosi - I in _______________________ _____________—______ Aitamonte' Springs, _______________________________ - T -- I 'I '- I hed the character very much," old Dlno ex')lalned. He 51 Ver!.. S'o Dined 55 -- Francisco, Cal:fomnia _____________ Bary Adults. Lovely large i ______________________ __________________________ 7)0£1stSt , 37)6161 six (24) Captioned News (33,44) The FugItive 12:00 (24) Man And Environment 1:00(2.8) Tomorrow Show (9) MovIe (44) The Promise 4 41 Mn?h 42 uaili 44 Srj ntt' Closed os (9) Home ___________________________ ' Rentals for Spring sewing ____________________________ Enroll no ___________________ _____________________ '( (13) DiCk Powell 10:30 (35) ScIence FIc'ion Theatre 11:00 (2,6,8,9) Ne' (S) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery Close to downtown. n lovely 2 bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully tuipped, Water sew'r garbege service pd by owner. $170. 327 Someon, with child care cx perience. Call after 3 - 30 p.m. 349. il-Instruct ions .-.. minotity, tiat coincided with the Plant Man, mtjsf be willing to and learn to mix ilguld fertilizer, Working knowledge of pumps, motors, etc. helpful. Apply in personto73oocount, Club Road, Sanford. - _____________ Town ;CornasPi 26 Sour 46 Group of prefix) 27 1,151 (Roman) $Old$IfI FROM $1 110W AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD FLA. 373 7170 ________ . _ - . I.. •.i' CASHIER -Appiy in person to Sinford Plnj Tnetre after 7 pm, Stan's — Samsula Live ieqhorn hens, while thty lt 60c each for I to 50; 5k each for SO on more Cackleberry Farms, ', mile off 4 on SamSula Dr. to CacP.leberry Farms Si, 1 901 475 ss, I •, . _____ _________________________ ________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ - - - fact, _____ -c: 4iuliing ? IOU jaO) 40 C ..'niitons 22 Pork product swords 21 Monet.,j unit 42 Garden flOwer 25 Grafted (?.cr 1 5 of Romani 43 MetrIcal writing 27 Unruly Crowd Liberty 22 Drudge 45 lunar sea 30 Whto poplur 6 Ornamental 23 Medicinal plant 46 Perform . Beaver 3:30 (2. 1) How To Survive of press ____ Wanted batyit1er Lake Mary area Honey Tangerines $300perbu, 3726733;323_0367 j '. c;. hasnovourng and tx'atitifulgirl,s to chase alter, does not drink In has an ulcer and •• , 144) Id,rc, u. ói Another World ) Price Is RIght (9) General HospItal (35) Mr. Ed () Brady Bunch (33) Florida A LA • i6 Oceanic rout.' ______ "Mr. Ricco," in which he plays a very successful lawyer who ;t L . Showdown (33) My Favorite (6) Now You See It IY : lit iecond (44) Pull Donahue 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood Squares 10:00 (2. I) Petrocelli (6) Manhunter -- -- _____________________ SAP4DLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. ______________________ SANFORD. 3737170 ____________________ 3fl524$ ______ ______ '' Wednesday, Feb. 26, lflS-5S ' ----- .. Fl. Sanford, - 379), __________________________ FRU'T ro S\LC _____ r 6 Empire fluding S6Adriat,c harbor ii Make Suitable 57 Papai crowr 12 Came C' (6) GuidIng Light (9) $10000 Pyramid 7:30 (2. 8) The Dc)cto (6) Girt In My Life handful by a -- _____ " Evening Herald, - o __________ _____________________ - Salesman for established debit in _____ lawyer, -- -j. I FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM VA P40 DOWP4— 3 bedtO)m$, i' 55—Boats &_Accessories 72-Auction tats. central air Scenic Wekiva Riven bass several locatlois 21.700 to 1I, dd ___________________________ per corner lot, fenced, frees $77 fishIng paradise, among biittifui r, GOOd terms. TCy ROBSON MARINE Realty. REAl TOIl 4'071i eas. Reat from $175 mo Of H. 9' Auction mobIle homes Include's free canoe Idyllwllde-ibidrooms with double n cflThIflem.ke,s ShowiW1 3fl5) use AdultS only. Camp Seminole, Saturday7p.M, be held at The Sanford CIvi. garage 2 baths, family room, -Center Tuesday March You can get a fair price whtn you Open 6Uy 10.5 We tiy. sallIrads dining room, utIlity room with beginning at 6:30 VIm, Admjtion advertise your "ctoni nm" in ________ sink bulU.In appliances, Aucon is free THE HERALD proudly invites the Want Ads ____________________ _____________________________ Hwy. 46. 1" MI. Eaitof I 4 fireplace, 2 patios, fenced, with or ___________ to the Homemakers Show at the without above ground pool 7 mos. Sanford Civic Center, March 4. AR 1ZONA RANCH _________________________ II' Starcraft tn hull old. 3231641. _________________________________ Admisiøn is free, and doors open ASSuME PAYMENTS _____________________________ FlbergIasjandCoxTralj,. at 6:30 p.m. LADIES, you will elm lots of Mayfair, 3 Bedrooms, carpeted, 249 monthly payments may be 1300 373 0753 _____________________________ cooking ti at the Saord Civic ____________________________ 6&sume1 with 7 pci. smpIe in central lILA, fireplace, private Center March 1, presented by The dining room. 2" lots, orange lerest. Balance of 27.025. 3 17' Coble K HP Johnton and small Herald and nationally famous Payments ie. Ranch borders ts trees. By owner 135,000. 327 119; trolling motor, electric wench, Carolyn Lewis Homemakers NATIONAL ORREST. Orinai 323 2160. n top. Excellent condition. Show. BeSurefobe there when Phe ___________________________ price 21.460. Beautiful Scenic 332 7355, doo open at 6:30 p m. ______________________________ MobIIeHomeLot(or Rent property near Hwy 66, Nor _________________________ DUPLEX. f urn or unfurn, ideal location, reasonable rent. Ph. ne anlm,, _____ sitting in black tie, surrounded • _____ Game (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Movie (24) Behind The LIne's O (2) ticas Tar (6) SWING SET NURSERY. Open 21 his, 7 days Special rate's. Fern ____ who specializes In cIvIl-liberties in a fjj But here was Dean Martin Answer to Previous Puzzle ____________________ - _____ ______________ ____________ ____ 1:30 (2. 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A D(?aI 2:00 (2.8) Days Of Our --- ___________ 4i - MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE _______ 373 7900 pay and benefits Reply BO care of The Herald, P.O. Box 1657, ________ Sanford, Fla. 37Th, ' _____ _____ __________________________ _____________ a new .interview wearing a tuxedo. Nor would he seem (24) Man And Environment i Ca ______ _________ ________ E*ttiv, Secretary shortnand __ I i;) (44) Lucy ShOW 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News (13) Old Smothers (3$) B.atman (44) GlIligan's Island Found & LOST: Monday in Sanford, Car Keys and Pewter CP'ain. Please send or call Sanford Holiday inn 373 19)0, __________ —_ Tuxedo :3O (44) Andy's Gang Wanted ________________________ (3$) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News 16) Andy Griffith (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Electric Company (3$) Inst In Space 6:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) News (J TONIGHT'S TV __________ __________ ________ A. YOU TROUBLED? Call ion Laditi as Fashion Show Directors Free, før Sarah Coventry Jewelry. Earn for "We Care""Hotiin' Adults or Teens 135 Hr. Full nr part lime No In vestment, 373 2791 lIter 6. — ----. - _____ . -'-- - - , - - -- - ' '- .- -- ----------- - . -'. I �:.ç.. - - - B—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Ft. BEETLE Wednesday,Feb. 26, - -_- •'- WF 1F1 urVPTh*)U1[ -- 1975 ic by D CARNIVAL BAILEY HE ; (R , M NOT k Tumor Evenn WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker P01N6 fly T11NI Harald, Sanford, FL ____ OSWAUI and JAMF$ WOHY ç) k 4 INTO 1gOLsLE . / your longest and strongest suit as the proper blind lealagainst 2 NORTH 4 A 10 9 4 $ 2. ALLEY '3 OOP WES-T FAST £ Q 1084 * J 76 5 v A 1084 v 19 7 5 #K2 • 873 492 £Q 10 irn II)) SO UTH / . by Dove Groue _________________ •. GRAS HOLD, CN AR,SO WE PULL YOU OUT! 114AI CRITTER AINITGONNA STAY RACKEDOFF FOR LONG! I/a AL ' ,, ' 46 A K 6 4 Ithsuherable / : West North Fast Souih Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pam The bidding has been - By Oswald & James Jacoby .. the right to limit . quantities sold I! 26 EO 1 3 46 5A [lass 4& Pass "Don't worry, Janie, you'll know when Mr. RIGHT comes ilongl He'll step otit of a limousine, off his yicht or away from some deposit window!'' %1i1or. mat notrwnp opening hid and What do yiu tio nuw, Pass. You har reached a North a book raise to three. A Cive West th' king of diamonds 'Y tifl CUrIF3CI. Wh) try for I LCV nr'c - OTUt'ki _____ 6 IT.. (i054 51P3 defense does not falter. Howcmr, he will have no trouble if West opens a heart. Ile old text books on play recommended the fourth best of W& C 'O"t-IM 'K 1 6 %1 ~1 OW 60 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis S 1N>WiT4 PEANU TS p NO, BUT I CA?J YOU... ThEM WORKED FOR PEANUTS.' "' 64V -- qw . W Ad A6W /P)WC4Vc%k U I&IqWX A7R7tTkfU IRAU6V E444D ,77t7)z, AVIS MM ac iiisixrr. PM m4T AW llE'J/#5V i ai C4V rE/ 6' mviiô' # n xii iwe KAst )tV C1J7#M714 /7.)Y Q/7 J I __-J by Garry Trudeau r 7W'flL5P.T / ' DOONESIBURY 2-24 \ (.i.cwciwr Pr 50rid $I lot JACOBY MODERN book to. 'Win at Bridge."(clo this nOw$Pspot). P.O. Box 489, Radio E!y Sts f iT. Now York, N Y 10019 ckiv( _ — ...NEARLY ALL o; By Roger Ho/len FUNNY BUSINESS and South has an easy nine something better? n&kS but we find his m1Iect% tli. U j Instead of bidding two diamonds, mond finesse will lose your partner has bid two clubs over South will have to struggle to West's one heart What do you do score his ame. In fact he rl[)w,.v won't be able to bring it I'n if Ans%er Tomorrow WWZI(~4V VJKAT WHAT SLACK A`1A AS FAMOUS FO 4i9 WORKf 4) - / _____ ublix IV Ifere Is another hand vie have Pass borrowed from George Coffin. Pam w 3 _J ix reserves .1bout the hAnd -`~,utfi / L South West North East k~ ii noirump. The heart suit is West's strongest and a follower of one of those old textbooks would open a heart. George points out quite properly that the ace of hearts represents a sure entry to the West hand; the queen of spades does not. Hence, the best opening lead is the tour of spades, not the (our of hearts. This time it works. No writer ever sets up a hand to disprove his theory. Far more Important Is the fact that it will work far more Aten that it won't. awsF P see! .'a/ AM? 'w SWD 'yac' rii.ii, - 4LL OFFERS IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE MARCH 5 1975 BLONDIE Chic Young I Wp40 AEE vu L_____ "*I,- V -y WJTJ1 TWAT500 6 3To;?1z I THE FIRE (PAt?m1E?. \ L1.1fi I'M STUCK IN WERE TUMBLEWEED k . 1 - by T. K. Ryan vow s -rru. ME My ppjy . YSSIV.WII.LYAAAH SHOT 11ANPINGIN1)4EMlPVL.oF V" WLPIN& A:TY MIME/ Hit by Heirndohl & Stolfel êlcot.e NTA NOT EAnN', S',1.V!$1ER IV o i HAVE \I,._II _ - _RI V*W TT I PEVELOP!P A RATHER} Ilk ,AL.PU!t) ALLEY WcATtE LUNCH-HOUR, ____ CAT IS .5.Lz3t/ JL IPTO. Th4E IS 4C*Y, GU/tRf i[CtTY1 \, I WONIXR r / ir . •. .• .- .•-• .. .... ... _ -m-. _ jg- . -- rir 1#M MMIc$NG A . .. .. . .-. _____ _ rUU'LL LIST OF ALL - i-•• - 'I- - - E 1M MORE i-- 1M BOTH PLEASEL) Ap...,r) S S • . byAl V.rm.r S . - . • all YOU'RE -) NUMBER r,-- 'S • 7 ____ kAPPY To THAN jopPy -. ______ .. ..- . I - . v"' L 1- BUGS BUNNY - WK ITKRAIN A( __ -_- CLOSED SUNDAY --------- 01 . _— ------- - 9 — - •s•• t 1. ON Irf WINTHROP ARCHIE OUT HERE 6CMETLME5... by Bob Montana £A*WC yu*r PEE, SHOOTING FOR. THAT ' I ' .. - - 'flE CPEw AI.'ELy REI.L45EP. EA'V TflJ. )FEP5 '70 ThJJK WITH by Crooks & Lawrence I HAE OIRECT GoOn' THE.) RAL)tO TEI.P$ONE HEE WHAT ' ØETTER ALT SHEIK ARE HAJ1CAprsjN ONTACTJ C 4& TI E-5L.LLRLEJ 0LtVXW' BAZLVKAr, ANT (( —" c" 1_- '• UI''' - •': LJ EEK&NEEIL i t iL * by Howie Schneider KY- OIL CAPTAIN EASY To ° ...I 45 7 where shopping is a pleasure J FRANK XXv— JJiI1y MOTHER LOV& AND IERNEST xT7 -' __ SHORT RIBS IS 4::';ITlE flUNG I OMgODY ' 1_J ATER 1,14C I by Frank Hill ___ -ç?2 loft r • W3FT 1 -....._..- 55. or Publix as 17 . ..... FROM WiNd r'-_:'.c1____ . ___ ____ •._ ,-_..;;i it_ -_ _-_•_V_-._ as.-;---_-•_.-_ -.__ - a___ ••_ .___________ -______.___________ . - — -.__ ,_ --.-:-,.. -_______-.___________ ._;-.-_-._._..._ __ .. a ' -- - ._._._.-.__---._ .. _••'-.-•: -_ ;_ : ._ • _ •-._-_ ._ .------_ 91 ._..._-_____ -_._-,_-. .•.__ - — - . •_ i -.-.___ . -. ' �2C—Evenjng_kiraid, Sáhlord, H. Wedn,fay, Feb. 2, 1t73 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 6 6 Fop Fod pqt /J/J4pP)L4PI V W W vow 6 a .. .i. Is jur.ico a ACCIPT Waf f les ........ Chili Con Came ........ Publ ix Pizza With Cheese ..... J_'. 5•• 1*1 A pp le I O..,. , ssia C,,.II. two 7,;1 Deep Fries - * \_ J •<• 99 '',' • $I..h..,, f..,, Fruit 'N Danish ..........py - Reader's Dlaest 69 s'o 49 S..A,.D.. I,.,,s VI Wednesday, Feb. U, 173-3C 1*4,4I f / 79 Pric e s 13., proton s**91046 THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN ORLANDO. WINTER PARK. CASSELBERRY - .. it I 44. .46 Mare 5th, 1975... Variety makes shopping niore interesting, so we're ddJIng more of what you want everyday. In every department. SANFORD AND KISSMMEE PURUX MARKETS ONLY! i ko-,,d Sjndav-,. Publix*The, Place for8eT / c. ola, t , a ( at INSPECTED HEAVY WLSTERN BEEF Publix were working harder than ever to keep everything clean and shiny. F lly~nC__ Our easy ' compare size, i1 Rbast 1 shopper. Yu o can c.;I. and unit at a jJ glance. And you'll find plenty of in-store speci a ls and the new mducZ on our shelves. too. OR u _ 00ked price jj"-' — ' 1Th Sirloin Steak . P,.7,, &i*,I,,s IsiS lswsd Top Round Steak - price •.._ $1" keyClubSfeak........ 169 $109 Chuck Blade Steak SwIll_s P#.i,*i F,.?.. Chuck Blade Roast lb 99c . . .....Its. Sits — . SELECTED BABY BEEF! M r . 5. a . a rin e• g 0 "Selected Baby •1 / PLUSTAk I -I- - SwiftFranks BOTTLES o u si. P ep SiX - o , 99c .......... ••I•S•••••II•• a - plonceirr y t ogur M.ys. LIMIT 4 PLEASE,-1., $rn.lsrnd Iseid fI..ufi,l PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27 THRU WEDNESDAY MARCH 5, 1975 .... Sj'Is PorkSausago........ .89' Try.. S..... Treut Polish Klolbasa .' $1" Iphis fssty -: .. CLOSED SUNDAY Iha.I R*Iasai. I..i..d 5,..,. t..t a ..... pat. eec '' ie• ••• vi.... Trout Fillets Smoked Mullet GREEN STAMPS '99' .......... I.,.,ii.I Oil s 1" ....... iels,$p As,, Iuiih,ai .. I.-... SAYS I).. SAN ii.... .......... Strawberry Preserves - .... ' Sail 144 L.s 1046, '4...... LAYS II.. Ipiss D.i4.,. Chili With Beans - II.... ........... SAYS $0., Ipi.. C....4 Beef Hash ............ SAYS e. eea*eeeeeeeeJ ' s. ' 1,5., V.i.p Vienna Sausage ........ eSSaofleoe_ JWGreenStamps for the good thevs Detergent flax Conditioner $ 1.39Bologna 17-02. size . 69 1kb lI..d ., P..k £ S..#. 11usd Old V.hi.i.d Loaf , lb.., Øc Dow porlsates 0 so 111" Is ' Summer Saucaae Ilk II4'GreenSfamps lord.,,, Cole Slaw 01 Crimor. II.,.rf.I K.i,b..•Pr..h toBaked Beans % 49C 0 .4 Cuban Sandwich 79 P4 BardBuQued Fryers 99c Frozen Itsd.t..tshs-.t S•ethsc. Potato P lo . pkg. Fried Chicken, U S. FANCY Groal #as, Secadwicisses of, $stocks, $11404 Owners Syria ..' 69' soft Margarine ......... - a9arine ............. Iviti4resh c —"- • 6 9' ... $s, av our ream .............WP c flet..,I. Ch.... 5., iadit.sliy.W,.p.4 07 • I• A • ld Cheddar ........... p i'i,-Oreth .hive Cottage Cheese . . arden Peas .......... . . 1., 53 99: .. P - LM --- - Dole Fruit Drink tApplesas "Now I go 59' i • 2 29' ,•, c,... c .11111 Ii . . . . . . . . . . . 29' -.$. " PV Plain or Lemon Sce,,t lasy Off Oven Clean., 4-01. can i_..•___•______ __•______ EXTRA 10 69' . u ioi(Green Stamps• ' Onions...,,.,,,. .. 5 "' 39' lb ., Kraft's Mag,onj & Cheese Dciv.. Dinner . 69' 1 oror- XTRA I I Wisconsin Chostser bar Sliced M0120ttlio pleasure EXTRA '' ....... - AT THESE LOCATIONS OflLY: 39' - SAVI 20.. Olud ,'$17' -L •• - - ..................................-•a ........................ II'• to am Miss lot I imautiZ4C • - iso.., . ...... ,, y McVltios Cookies...... . 39' SAYS tOt, I.rnd.ii. r Pull Shirt C.b. •''l. 49 GLAD FOOD STORAGE RAGS CALGONITE ELiCTRIC $1.19 :; DISHWASHER DETIRGET 43$ ' 30d ...-. ws4 53$ $143 . . ., i. S Florida citrws Punch morke~s ...... a_i, GOLD MEDAL FLOUR pfj5fl OR SELF-RISING $001 pb 5*. 5 ,, Sib beg • - ;.;;,;:;'.,;;,:,,,.;i;1;::.;.;;., I_,,,• r $..... C.d II.. 5 SiPS, , 11 Sunny Delight _J M ovIn IZIe t.. 0'.' A I JWGreenStamps SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17.2gCasisIberry SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 1792end Airport Blvd., Sanford THIS AD GOOD - McVlties Cookies SI ••,, -S ellow Squash, . . . . . . . . lb.' Seedless Grapefruit 3e Nifip 1S,si..4 SAyS tO.. (b.dd.u. C.i., C.i.... Cit,iIi. or Crerib tub, CASSELBERRY AND KISSIMMEE PUBLIX MARKETS ONEVI 7b33 'c: 39c 93 I * !i;: 19' .. wholes Rafael Tomato Catsup WAM 11.4., P,..h 5 '- 39 for D.,h.t Sandwacn Bags THIS AL) tFFECTIVE IN ORLANDO. WINTER PARK, SANFORD ?esty Zesty S.. Olsat Iruad 52 Scathe. For P5,.I - Baby Food ...........2'25' s*vv ......... *Oaeseeeeeseee_4 . reen I - •'••''• 59c • A • • • . .her oc cans I0AS 41 Si.... G ISO . - .. Assorted W*ord Air Freshener 9-ea. allies 39C 5. C•CCC.CCSCCe*e Bosc Pears • ••.. GolcenCorn.......,... '29' SAyS IL.. Sib. lies Cbs... ;$ ;Kraft Dresslng. as* .... t'59' . : 3 P Y where shopping lAYS . . . • U . S. N. t Or.,.. iwiip 89' bc , . Srn..Wbji. WitS.,. Pascal Celery . • 39' Pear Halves SAVI tO., 110. Off I.b.i) W.,h.., Ma,hirn. Use AllDetargont......... SAVI 13., 131 Off I.b.lJ O.'.v., - . . . . S Crisp Plirid. iqQüdDove ........so* where shopping ISO pleasure Orange Juice Cauliflower - SAYS II., PAP S.,tI.tt — J'Aree Stamps Tropi cana of N..d. I,.sd P.,. Iis.i4. • 69' •••••••, ---------- ••5 U S N.. I Florida Whi le of P1.5 SAYS I.. lI....Swt Pi...ppi. O.pifvvI$ : ' OI. C.. S C 69' ____e____ Sweet ass - . ... .•.. 164 iss. (hi... Not ON . es C .eeeeeeeeeee :::. ........ . 49c 004% ptodoesed Choose least Ct,iC,j American ' .. •N3 n'sc 3 U I S " - - wu. .. ..., 45' Beef Stew ............. , 5 • - Hi-Ho Crackers ..........s.. 65' SAYS be. P.$..S.., I...s,,-, 01 luff.rin Tabto,. 1 sit. . j wa " ............ Au. $,a,t.. ø'oked Beans '" b-4 vie pit Golden Fruit Bars ...... . „. 65 - 0 I V-S A r ver UCOTL.yr...,......,,, III. VV I'" $O, Smokie Links .•...... pIe. U . IiJ1Griamps E -.. - Oscar M.p.r Suv*e• Treat Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold • cold Pill. 991, S Li • : ........... . ft Prii,f. S,v.T,rnd•, Ilkid : Sure Anti.Perspirant,. 79 aL £ 6-3.... i oo.upasie 79c LIA1L Sliced Bacon..,...,,... '1" Hostess Hams 404 610 N.w.1,.S.,d Qikh.lrei•a of $139 Log 01P Lamb Osi., Iil•i o f liced Bacon........,.. I.Ib.$133 bj a L1MIT4P LEAS E. Urnn.u.e.d , - L ., ig ......... 1 Heaftk&Spali • • - .............. S.li for While, t..shl Fish Publix reserves Laa uuO r ht o lI'i mit quantities sold £L. Swift Pr...fwus 110041996 C..rn.d , er • • . pk,. ,' Aiii•w, Si., Nj,.Cw,. ___ t fiSt Off tubeS). I.,wl.r FLAVORS Star PIv..p rn joigy Hot Dogs • g o Cold Cuts Swift P,.u,S.., I•ay.M.pl. .. $...hfusI Link Sausago......,. '79' C..i..d. l.sp $IM.d 9 0' Bologna ph,. 75 Pic . f” Bee Inf loti n ri h .5. IiSt Priusiw.. $ik. (C..b.d I.iiu.I. $,ksd t..tI,..a • S..i I.I...i I..si. Chuck Shoulder Roast... $149 Swill. P,...l.,. Pr.?,. teeS Plate Short Ribs . With Nydu.t.d V.,.t.hI. Pistil.. Swllii P,.l... Ground Beef with H.VSP. ,69c BEEF FULL-CUT Pork Chops SIøI•.ISS•. lb. U 69 Iwlit P,,.uj,... A.,..t.d $•.s.. IIrownN'Serve....... 85' Best or urn ski. - . Sllt', P,,,w.. P,sTea S...i,,, IceS lI..,lsh Cut ... its, "' •• lmperialOvenRoast - I.Shs 14kh.,14.,.h,d IF Pr,..jy.u, Pr.T.. I...l... 1•• •......... s don ' t forget the mustard sweet potatoes and marshmallows for great "go-togeihers with Your fully-cooked h3m 1 ..... l.,4.oe.. - 4 u.S Tip Roast........... 0,..i for l..i Fi.t. ShortRlbs u..69' Il.v.,Sel I...l.ss Beef OF CW ii •i•• lb. 99 9 -' 1isII lid VPII PISTs* •••• lb Icy This D.lI.I,we list I.wrnd . $169 $u.jftj Pt,.uju.,s _,," . :IAVt 4h Its, .......... • INIA111FAST Qua SALE Il oin Iatet i Thru Wednesday ............. P&, Pork Roast Effective - , • '!., I I.•., -. TULEi TEA RAGS - ' SIC — $115 -.. - 54 Se. S SIPS. - , .: """ .of.4 ' .4ma are lit Oc : I - ci,u3 l e i . •-••.•.I AISORTED VARIUIIS r).j$BIJRY , : _ t..., ••4 •_;;f,' Sic CAKE M!XES 75$ C.. 5 •IJI •-:., ,:..'- �_______________________________________________________________________ -I — . 4C-EYngH e r ald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Feb. U, 197S I n -- -' £- - - - -------- C eren t D 's Must - By CECILY BROWNSTONE ..- --. -- . - rr —r-. -. ---r - - Bay leaf- ThelleraldServlcea - 1h Rub - - -. -. -. - - --. -----. -- .... - --- aj p . an. .ja.an. 4 ...7a a_s s -awn .. j.•-,ra .sZ. Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. Wed nesday, Feb. U. 7S—.SC ketwithanirot - V 1- . .. 3 : - ' - '- -- , ,-s'-_•- - - - ..- - - w - find a Scandinavian Spring - - -.- - Slaw or a Grape and lima Bean Salad a one-dish treat. Other's will want to pack such salads in insulated containers to take on picnics or in the lunch t cold salads also give Ingredients such as lima beans a new lease on life and show the multiple se of our abundant fruiis and vegetables. SCANDINAVIAN SPRING SLAW up ( li1 IW I 't d! - 2 - -- - - - -- Little Goes Long of serving! Along with the vegetables in separate conmeat, vegetables and gravy, we tainers, Before serving, cut offer generous servings of away some of the fat from the buckwheat groats and these, top of the beef If you like; slice too, help stretch the beef. if meat very thin. Remove hargroats do not appeal to you, you dened Fat from broth , the can of course serve potatoes amount of broth will '.ary BAKED BRISKET greatly, depnding in large part 2 pounds (about) boneless on thie type of casserole used; if lean fresh beef brisket in you want more broth, add beef one piece (called thin, bouillon Heat sliced mat, straight or first cut) vegetables and broth In a large 1 teaspoon salt skillet 14 teaspoon lwpper An alternative wa) of finish. ' . teaspoon ground allspi ce ing the (11811 is to turn the '.ege-. 2 medium onions, peeled and tables and broth into an electric tut into 'i inch thick blender and puree, thinning strips with bouillon if necessary and 2 riti iikry, slic ed ' inih iddin, bron gravy coloring , thick then huiting the meat and Iarge carrot, pared and vegetables In titis sauce. Stakes slIcedl4iflchthick 4to6seriings -.- -_____ - LL is pineapple and vegetables saladsgrapes, grapes 1 can 8 ounces pineapple, drained 1 small head cabbag e, #grated I hr't carrot, grated up ridkh ' ht ul dh I 1 sour cream dli Mayon. nalse and stir into slaw, mixing well.Season to taste. CWH until serving n 10 set time -i cup sour cream ' cup mayonnaise Sugar, salt and pepper In mWng bowl, gendy together grapes, '' pIIIt4Ipp!1 • - - -- - - -- - - Span ish Rice j bake a small cut of brisket serole (with a tight fitting coyalong with union, celei-y and er) In to which the meal will Just carrot—the day before serving (IL Place the brisket, fat side It. After p, over the vegetables and add bed has chilled, It sliced been very the bay leaf; do not add water; , thin, and that makes it go a long cover tigh tly. Bake in a way without eaters feeling degree oven until beef Is tender deprived. At least one of our 2to2' hours. Hemovo the beef tasters have aj yet voiced any and chill. Discard bay leaf. -.. add visual and taste vari e ty to even the most ordinary menu. Those who are cutting calories will COOKINGI 11411 rUN , -- way .. salads. A refreshing combinstion of greens and fruits is a perfect way to titillate the appe ti te and makes caloric allowances for newest olume includes such the cells, farm a protective and cooking oils Poultry and the special food a person craves practical subjects, for example, cushion around vital organs, fish also contain linolectic acid compared against other foods as cointining foods for your spare protein foods for body as we ll as other fats.' which are excellent but not own advantage, how much food building and aid repair by A bit of practical warning pa rticularly his cup of tea you should buy, organic and providing energy They also from the book Shop for "The Shopper's Guide" inorganic and what they Mean, supply the essential fatty acid groceries after all other $570, U.S.Government book your benefit from nutrition, called linoletic acid" errands Take food hone and r to tr uvi c 'r I f r N in'! \ 1 ! rl it iii ii,, rt fri r ik Superintendent of 1)~x:ujnents, the cold facts about fteezing. times before Wit this passage on perishables immediately. -- - example, have a special chef who make3 Only mer - -JL of our most auccessful Mace the onion, celeryand ear. Salad making so much so that the fine French restaurants to Wai ng uiri D.C. 20402.) is wi th down-to.earth approaches. Guide" deserves repetition: "You can use any food you written by a total of 100 Ano ther useful section of the "The body does not hke if you know how to combine specialists. It is divided into six book rests upon the observation manufacture li~oletic acid so it it with other foods to provide parts and food gets the largest that, "Everyone needs some must be provided by food. It is yourself a deirabe diet." number of articles. It also fat." That, from this book, found par ticularly in Oils from That quote comes from the discusses materials, equip- should be good news to those corn, cottonseed, safflower, r ecently published 1974 ment, gardening, services and who use the word "fat" as sesame, sunflower, soybean Yearbook of Agriculture, en- recreation. though it were some illegal and wheat germ. These oils are titled The Shopper's Guide" 'The Shopper's Guide" is the fo of poisoning called 'p01) unsaturated ' I n It should encourage millions of 75th volume to carry the title 'Primarily the fats supply planning meals always Include o verieiht Anericans who "Yearbook of Agriculture." energy. But they aLso carry the some poll unsaturated fats. want to redum but dread the The first was in 18% and there fat-soluble vitarnins A,D, E and These foo(b, are usually made thought of entirely giving up ha ve been only a few in- K,' it adds, from one or more polyun some beloved fattening food terruptions during wartime The book goes on Fats also saturated fats margarines - ..n----- The Herald Services Government Printing Office, All these subjects are treated fats from "The Shopper's By GAYNOR MADDOX The Herald Services -- BYAILEENCL%IRE Agriculture Yearbook Co su - iff A SomeThng i Is -- - J- . - rea t Dish - - - 7 ---.- -. 'r... ... - liv Ul-:clLv BIWNSTOE laH lt( 1) H ' mundane recipe for it to serve ago when I was food with roast veal, she made up editor of a magazine, my as- her ewn and to the Beillys' sistant Roslyn Beilly would in- surprise and delight. offered It vite me along wi th o ther friends wi th her fried chicken. Her to her family's house In trick was to add pimiento Brooklyn for a special menu, stuffed green olives to the rice Roslyn's parents, Dr. Jack dish which gave Ii a real lift. Beilly and his wife Bess, were I'm afraid I do not h.ave w onderfully hospitable and Jeame's recipe for the chick en their cook's fried thicken and no one in the Beilly family Spanish rice dinners became ever did find out how she con. Th e Herald Services -- - - •.• - 1';\ - - " '' :r - - i - -.-' , ' " ' - - -. • friends. I had never come on the ry magic But Roslyn carefully combination before and ne ver kept the recipe for the Spanish j 4 have since, but it has stayed in rice and passed It along to me. 'q my memory as particularly Recently e recreated it in my delectable. This Is how it came test kitchen and It came up to being every expectation The Beilly's cook, Jeanie SPMk11'ISIl RICE Reid, came from North Caro. 1 cup olive oil lina and no one needed tip tell I rup extra her how to make the best fried converted -type rite 1 cup chopped onion chicken in the world' But Span-. cup chopped green pepper Medium clove gathc, 4' , 0, ii iiii, 4t~ - çi' ''' , - into i017M — -- - L ---' . - A lean meat s goaougway y undrained low ! Itt cup chopped pimiento. stuffed green olives 17 cup water By CECELY BROWNSTO'4E The Herald Services WE DON'T HAVE THE BIGGEST STORES IN TOWN.. ------ * BUT WE'RE . - SUNDAY SUPPER Cuban Black Bean Soup - 1111REE-FRUIT CUP Simpl e an e cious corn V1 bmation of fresh and canned frulL 2 grapefruit ETE DANIEL Th,Gtoc,', DIET PEPSI OR REGULAR isi' . . WHEN HE TALKS EVERYBODY ormate iii Stir ad. eighths; add to citrus fruit with Pineapple syrup Qilil Makes 6 .- DOG FOOD 8 chicken broth - - K 16 oz. Bottles - en - '1 1&oz Ration - . PLUS DEPOSIT FOLGERS 39 - 6o: thyme to taste 3 cup cooked cubed turkey 117 cups sliced cooked carrots I cup diced cooked potatoes 10iounce package ft=m pm. tilmmed It) 22 oz GIANT SIZE 3 tablesImm Ice watier I egg, slightly beaten In a large saucepan heat LAUNDRY SOFTENER Downey 33 °' prafflui 0i; and gradually stir In broth, ings. Stirrirg constantly, - l. toaStwlnurkecarrot potatoes and peas. Ttum into a 2quart oblong W" dish. - SAVE 28' GIANT SIZE Pork & Beans Personal Ivory ea 69 29 79c 49 HUNT Catsup LIME FLAVOR Gatorade 6. Oft V% es AIX 90 nr, aani,yr can AUNTJEMIMA REGULAR Of SUPER i ampax 40 $ 1 45 i LIMIT ONE WITH '7 50 ORDER EXCEPT BEER A Pancake Syrup • p ,i 4\ \,f paper. Shape e, slits in crust. Brush with egg. -. 6.- 2 oz Bottles a u1utOo - CHEF C 12 cup chopped celery 1b. r 98 FOESH U S 0 GflADE A TV 24o. $1 09 GWALTNFY BIG EIGHT ure Whole Money Saver Family Pak 09 about 40 minutes. Makes 6 servings. $ 89C 50 Cut-Up Fryers Leg or Breast Quarters Broilers, Split or Whole Roasting Chickens DEPOSIT QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FAME 1301 53C lb 3 oz. lb lb lb. 7 C .. POORTON 59 Honey Buns MORTON ea Mini Donuts -- LARGE 1'IEAD ICEBERG , A ft — - Souffle 1 b. L - __J FAIRWAY FARMS FRESH FLORI DA GRADE A Sliced Bacon 16 '1 .69 lb flc UO SEAF000S Pascal Celery SAVE 40c FAIRWAY FARMS 112 GALLON WITPI fills CoUP0% 19 Cooking Onions I Delicious Apples ~aiii Halibut Fillet IO f ;A ~AIRWAY MARKETS III V -- It] LIMIT 1 - - - 129 Lean Ground Round lb lb C doz. 11.19 Boneless Rump Roast '1 .59 iu DEL /CA lESSEN Bologna 8 Pak 69 I C FARMER 50V ib 98c Spanish Mackerel 1b 49, Yellowlail Snapper ib'l .49 fresh Pompano 1.49 - California Squid '1 29 11.39 lb '1 .49 lop Round Steak Buns '1 98 c1le' ry of Pe"A"le Cheese Cake P..,,11999C Plain Cake Donuts Iltides To Be, ' c is teaspoon onion powder teas poon seasoned r Turn ahnonds and butter into an 11-inch skillet and cook gentIN until golden, stirring often about 5 minutes. In a bowl stir together the seasonings; lift nuts front skillet "ith a slott,, I sPWn and drop Into seasolilli. 6 ioi 5 9 c See f aitoray Bakery for That Special Cake 55c ASsonvito Lunch Meats Ib 55' INJOY THESE DELI MEATS Roast Beef Baked Ham Corned Beef Pastrami U, 11 4 or about 10 minutes. ox)l. ArrER-scnool.FAkF: lied ApI)le Wedges oughnuts They delight youngsters. Sounce can refrigerated Peanut oil JON Con'tdioners* sugar Following package diree. filoo, remove biscuits from can: separate. Fry in deep lit lot 0745 diegrees on ;I' frying ther. moillettv) oil until brown, turning once. Drain or, brown paper or paper toweling. When rt ' ONE untiIredd)toer% nuts turn onto a small cooki, shett and bake Inn preheatt: EXTRA LARGE OR LARGE COFFEE C lb 29 Srittogle Sandviiii Stone Crab Claws Its12.49 FOLGER'S 79' lb ON MORRtU Fresh Cooked C 1h '2.69 Chuck Roast BAKERY W ea Green Cabbage -L Lean Cube Steak T. 3 9 Delmonico Steak Flo,d. ' - Its Sirloin lip Roast LYKFS RIq - - gcowr Ole remaininf* inij it-Werits aad add, bring to a U;ii cover tightly and simmer - tender n to u minutes Mhkes Fall Cut Round Steak Store in a tightly clost-d jar 1 tablespoon butt e r or margarine 1.69 lb - LpwholeblaJalm0nd 69 '1 -49 T-Bone Steak California Roast 4 I It) ' SAVORY AL\lU\D C i hlu-- JU lb Beef L ver Fresh Ground Chuck -gast Roll Sausa g e chopped toasted pecans In a skillet, in the W marga. nne, gently cook the celery and until Mix with bread nd nuts. Use asstu1ftngfor poun d, r oasting chicke n. roasti g In 31549rm oven for about 2 hours — 25 minutes per pound. Ba. te several times with drippings. Cs ser VFUI1D AY REFRESHElt Cheese with Apple Wedges, Savory ALmonds- 1NA Cookies Beverage SLICED -- L - -- Pinch of sugsr In a 10-inch skillet over medium heat, beat the butter, Md ctv4cken and brw..,. Add onion 58 FANCY Lean Beef Stew J - 65 $i I Fairway Corn Fed Heavy Western Beef . u1AiOi .50 (RAliP MACARO'ji F, cliffs loot PKG 1 SCOTT JUMBO 59C 49 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES C STOUFIIRS Spinach itauian Sirloin Steak 69 PKG C FARMS 531 AIRWAY FARMS SLICED Pis PINT spoon pepper 1-lbLfl teaspoon ground 3 8 o: 8' Broccitih Coffee Rich lb LKt FAIRWAY 53' 1b ' $ 3 Franks Boiled Ham 601 RICH thighs and 2 drumsticks Medium iion peeled and rut into thln strips Clove garlic. minc-ed SA VE MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK Breas'1 Thighs Drumsticks CHIPPED MEATS Ju ice eef Breakfast Links (AVG COST 75 EACH) PEPPERONI B fl fl C RATH TASTY e Steaks 5 lb 2' cups toasted bread cubes 1-:cup ~01 FAIRWAY FARMS FAIRWAY FARMS PLUS RED RIPE SALAD 1-3rd cup finely chopped onion Ilt teaspoolu crushed dried sage I 4 teaspoon salt 3 lbs or Mom COUNTRY PRIDE ROYARDEE Pizzas -U. 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Add rice, onion, green pepper and garlic; cook over Medium heat, stirring con. stantly, until rice is lightly browned — about io minutes. Add tomatoes; with a wooden Spoon break Them up. Stir in chopped olives, water, cayerine and, lf used, the saffron . Heat to boiling; reduce heat to low; N ervi so tnow temem .neremains, cut between dividing Hot Fruit TURKEY PIE You can use cooked the rthis way, Y fr Peanut oil 17 cup chopped onion " I 9oAwe can sliced pU"pple in heavy s)Tup Pare grapef ruit oranges SATURDAY SUPPER twiie pie iiou Salad and Relishes LYKES SMOKED HAM I - on Peps3nt Bread I ' teaspoon cayenne pepper saffron to taste, if desired Whole Imtentstuffed )U1 !p in �-- ••- ' fl trrr" .-"' -- -. -'---- - - - - ---•-• - '- •--. ..--.---- -.-..--.—r—.—.-.- ,-.. ... - --- . i.-.. .. ....-. - . .._•.•.. - . .. .. •. ,• .. . -. -, 6C—Evening Herald, Sanfo,-, Ff. Wdn.sday. Feb. 26, 17S (QUANTITY RIGHTS I,S(RV(o 3 AF Evening Herald, Sanford, '71. 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's 2c --- �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, M PW Wednesday, Feb. 26 197S Jewish Passover Feast Is 8- Day Celebration Period By AILEEN CLAIRE — —A dish of charoseth1 A - enices wc?'ritl plan nd ccc hiIc • dramatic and delightful closing to everyone's Seder. delivtrance of the Jews from into which the green tops of thetr long bondage lnEgyptand horseradish other bitter e their exodus to the promised are dipped as a reminder of the FESTIVE POACTIED ORANGE • land. bitterness Of the OPPFC 1On During the Setter, ritual foods suffered by the Israelites. are passed artvind the table and Wine Is a part of the ritual eaten at appropriate points in and four cups are consumed at the reading of the flaggadah, or specific points in the service, 12 cup chopped raisins , -i •• ciwrant clear raspberry ' fr..- — -i--- ___ ,, - - potato starch, salt and cm. 10-Inch cake. ORANGE MATZOH i'amon. Set aside. In a large PANCAKES bowl, beat egg whites until 6 eggs, separated loamy. Gradually beat in 2 tablespoons sugar sugar, continuing to beat until t*IPOOn salt stiff peaks form Set aside, hi a __________ ____• cup aranejtdce story of Passover. Then in- each draught having Its Own I tablespoon potato stairch clude: symbolism. —Three matzos, or Presiding over the Seder 2 tablespoons cold water '. unleavened bread covered with table Is the head of the family. Remove thin outer rind Iron' a napkin to remind celebrants Traditionally he sits at the head three of the oranges with that Jews fleeing from Egypt of the (able in an armchair well vegetable peel er and cut Into loosen cake from n and turn cake meal, out onto cake 1atrMakes one Sift tog ...c' _________ ____________ garine ( 4 ___ 3 tablespoons pareve maricup J .1 -< I cup orange juice large bowl bcat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored. P-. cups msizoh meal Gradually beat In remaining I Beat egg yolks until light and i'- cup sugar. Add dry ingredients fluffy. Beat in sugar and salt and undil uted orange juice Beat in orange juice. Stir In concentrate alternately to matzoh meal. Beat egg whites - • \_.__•.- - were unable to bake bread in supplied with pillows. This %vry thin slivers. Place the rind over fLune. Add margarine and smooth paste. Stir into sauLL' In their haste. symbolizes he Is a freeman and In small saucepan with water to Jelly and stir gently until crepe pan. Continue to stir over ORAINGE IIASSOVFIL CAKE Ai cup passover cake me-al —A piece of lamb shank one, king in his own household, cover. Bring to a boil, reduce melted. Stir in juice and heat until thickened. Continue cup potato starch syrnb"' of the ancient Although some trcditions fail heat and simmer 10 minutes. reervcc, or rind. Add spooning sauce over oranges q teaspoon ilivered salt sacrificial lamb and known as by the wayside, the Seder Drain, reserving rind. Cut oranges and cook, 1pooning until heated through, about 5 2 teaspoons cinnamon the Pascal lamb, remains an Important holiday remaining peel and white sauce over oranges, for about 5 minutes longer. Serve warm, 9 eggs, separated —A roasted egg, reminder of (cast one which Jewish membrane from all 6 oranges. minutes. Mix together potato covering orange with sauce and it cups sugar, divided fertility and creation, homemakers throughout the Pl:w lurde crepe pan or skillet thrh :nd wulir to form a slivered rin'! Makes servfn!s. up fro ze n Florida erane beaten egg yolks, n"ng only until stiff but not dry; fold in. until well blended. Stir in Using a rounded tablespoon per grated orange rind, carrota, pancake, spoon batter into a walnuts and raisins. Fold egg well greased skillet or griddle. yolk mixture gently into egg Cook until lightly browned, turn whites until batter Is well and brown on other side. Serve blended, but do not overrnk. with honey or a sprinkling of Turu iutt: un:r;l l-iu-h (J;e Sutr, - Iry Less Expensive Salads As Good'As They Look HVN - MI - U AE ~000 I 'CCrPT I - U 5 3 A ff~a h ITt M111W 1-4111 011MIR Mumma a Mal nno a nn nam r nL AN u 00 5 E3 I I TRIPLE- HEADER7A. - - - -a TRIPLE HEADER—ff~ 100 Extra 200 Extra T'P I1A LU E (3% % Tooft M PS With purchase totaling $5.00 thru $9,g, Use this co u pon with other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps (excluding cigarettes) Coupon good through March 5, 1975 "FOP Va'%LUE SI'AMPS i With purchase totaling I $10' 00 thru $14.99. Use this coupon with other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps (excluding cigarettes) U - -T1 -74 WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES I -- - Cranberry sauce perks up salzds made with leftovers By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services combine broth, sauce, salad oil, soy sauce and garlic or mix wi th rotary beater. Whirl until [0. I & DIET uPa.RsGHr' HEAVY WFsrEINac PK 16o z R57. BILE. 1 I_'5UPF1.R(C.HT'HFAYYWFSTFRRF I%UUPV Y OU Price-conscious rooks are anooth and pour over ham be&ming to Mu"W every mixture. CM mUture until pmy'i worth of edibility from ready to gem. Spoon ham their food purchases- One way mixture Into rwerved orange: BuR OUR taste and good for your YOU . 26 z - c - viap chopped cel ery cup condensed Chicken oth % PJfl1ed cranberry sance 2 tabiespoons I tablespoon toy sauce leeberg lettuce eubes or other fresh lettace CHIP COflKFD W. H "SUPER-RIGHT -' HEAVY WESTERN BEEF O 'uC i uti'Af4r LONDON BROIL............................' ii41.78 "SUPER -R IGHT' SLICED BOLOGNA 89c "SUPER- RIGHT" STICK YOU SAVE tsr cream I cup cranberrrange LIVER I SAUSAGE A&P FRANKS ............... SULTANA FROZEN IFNIONADE salt Remove outer cabbage S . leaves set aside ma large 0 CHICKEN,TURKEY YOU SAY E CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN s i . • or BEEF; 59c I . 69c Sol. 3/89c .. . '°°"69c i MACARONI & CHEESE sx MN 7oi Reserve orange sbea Dice bowl with riserved cabbage -gasped out aranSe segments. leavei, alternating colored a In a bowl mix diced oranges leaves. ViII bowl with Wad. with ham, scallions, water Chill until ready to serve. OLEO 1 lb OTIS. f A&P FRESH SWISS 16 FLAVORS CHEESE Year Round (4 SUNNYFIELD FROZEN 1ltf PORK & ..... 11"U 1111 5 15 1 W 00. 1 AIATCHIM . S BEANS '' CAN A&PUOZEN FR. FRIED POTATOES i.. WAFFIES CTN N I SULTANA 41 5°'ivi CAN MEAT _W eREAMER... I II' SAY 5%01. POTTED A&P FROZEN COFFEE l6oz. CTN FN uash Is Good I ................ chestnuts, celery. Li a blender Makes 6 servings. BREAKSTONE COTTAGE VAR K nrurti I LU IU1LR A&P CAN ................. . 44 14I4OZ. CAN Ir%IAflflflhITCfl MIL 2# JUICE . PKG I A&P FROZEN ORANGE 12oz. . I ' 4 A&P NUTLEY LOAVES to : ANN PAGE DINNERs :1 - . 20-oz. You SAVE i2oz PKG FISH STICKS........................' orion, green pepper, celery and chicken. Add sour cream, mayonnaise, relish, vinegar - A&PFROZENCHOPPED loot. LEAF SPINACH PKG , - 1 A MIX or MATCHIM) Dixie Darling Bread- ONA TA Y tC By AILEEN CLAIRE `The flerald Services 1 teaspoon sait Dash nutmeg Dash Squash was another food item Y0l cli known to Amerk7w Indians Fia MEAT OR BEEF ta blespoon vinegar 1 teaspoon celery seeds Sliceoffone-thlrdfromtopof each orange. Cut a thin slice until all ingredients are well from bottom of each orange to coated with dressing, Seasn allow them to stand straight, mixture to taste with sale, if Scoop out pulp of oranges. necessary. Line a large salad All rut I V NV i pc5o,,j )IUURL.0 flHlfl...........................................ii. bowl mix shredded cabheget, Sq 1& 1& . . sbeed POTA10 - _ 1 LB ('SLJPER.RIc;l4T cups 1.3 I Clio (5 . LB. OEM SALAD fish, fruits with some fresh to $ large outer red and greens, different salad 6 and unexpected green cabbage leaves drsthgs soine new ingredients such as watr 6 "eh and red cabbage chestnuts, cranberry sauces I onion, chopped I grew pepper, r" fiPpe HAMBERRYSALAD 2 wmsn C" : 6 CHOICE BONE IN MIL YOUR good to especially the weightservings consdods. Use leftover Vegetables, meats, poultry, (BANORANGE CHICKEN DIXIE DARLING - Y mM V IONA tn -- - -. - touched this continents shores. 14 Cup cbowed nuts, Optional Always a delight for ini& eating, squash also goes well Mix together aquash,corn withwir.terdishes. Syrup grated lemon rind sa t, Arm'i the best ',f winter Jk. z 'h. thittLi 1ut Ii squash which Is sweet and Stir in stiffly beaten egg whi tes. - - - VT PEAS - - - - A&P WHOLE • CANS $ SLICED I -- -. ru POTA I TOE VUS a 1 DEL MONTE CUT 1 ' !! • 1DftUDUIIC . • .1 .• - .' 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When cool, the evening of Mara 26 ft representative of the mortar This Is a time of true feasting - year. The eight-day celebration used by the Israelite slaves In and desserts, especially, are a beginning with the Seder or Egypt, Passover Feast heralds the —Salt water In a little dish -dgree oven 55 to O minutes, until cake undiluted abnods, clzuiamon and wine, laws observed during Passover. The (east of Passover *40 conceitratr, thnwe4 tub jitktY mixture Oa cisoppeti appie, iOuUWl.'lg the special dietary Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. _________ • - -made with exclusive Winn-Dixie Freshness Formula. Keeps every loaf oven fresh—day longer. And Winn-Dixie gives Top Value Stamps, an added savings for you. Become a citizen of 'Winn-Dixieland and live like a king! - - -- - 7141PLE HEADE07" -- ' 300 Ex tra TOP VALUE STAMPS I With purchase totaling I $15.00 thru $19.9. Use this coupon with other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps (excuding cigarettes) I i Coupon qood through U?r h 5, 12?5 a- I I U I i �-- '--.----- -- - -. . 'r- . T-t-" .. ----:-.•- i--- . - - ._.._.-._ All IOC-'-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Iz W Wednesday, Feb. 2, 1975 By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services a L hickenRecipe 1 egg, well beaten onions and saute for 5 minutes I. cups dry bread or until soft but not brown. Add or cornflake crumbs chicken broth and simmer Chicken takes on added tUg) (1 stick) covered for 15 minutes or until dimensions with some kitchen or margarine llght . r. onloat ari mwhy. Pour cream lrni. T;k 2 lat-gc UIáuIIS, maceu and skinless, boneless chicken tj onIon3 and their liquid ir.to cUcken broth (east halves and pound until a blender and whirl until quite thin giving them the auracap ( smooth, or beat with rotary heavy cream of more expensive veal. cups(1) ounces) Season beatr. to taste with salt Browned quickly, the chicken grnted Danish Tybo and pepper. In a skillet heat breasts are then topped with a cheese remaining butter and brown rich sauce of heavy cream and chicken on all sides. Place Place chicken breasts betDanish Tybo cheese and ween two sheets of wax paper browned slices side by side In a and pound until they are ¼4nch shallow baking pan or broiler MOCK VEALSOUBISE thick. Sorinkle with salt and Dan. Sown over onion mixture WITH CHEESE pepper. Dip chicken pieces Into and sprinkle with cheese. Place egg and then coat with crumbs, under broiler and broil about 10 I skinless and boneless pres.dng them firmly to make minutes or until cheese Is chicken breast halves crumbs adhere. Heat half of the melted and lightly browned. Salt and pepper butter In a saucepan, add Makes 6 servings. cup By SHIRLEY BRIGHT BOODY Registered Dietitian 'Me Herald Services The child's clothing will be market recently and, while she to be trained to eat just as they perfectly proper to do likewise and will develop eating habits either parent — or both carefully selected, but his was putting cans of food In her need to be toilet trained. They A common way of serving A child's eating habits will be that they observe. lunches will be left to chance, cart, her daughter who looked have to be directed in proper no better than his parent's and Many mothers face the meals in many home., Li the Summer camp will be to be, about 12, kept skipping off eating habits as well as in social for D d Setting an example of problem of an overweight "family style," where large 8 to Cxeusehis Poor food horrible eating habi Ls in front of husband and father who platters and plates are piled thoughtfully chosen, but little and then returningloalso place graces. -Viparents spend a lot of time, attention will be given to what sel ections by claiming im- children invites the develop- categorically denies any blame high and passed from one to items into the cart. While I Good manners and goodmunity to seniority is ment of food hangups patience, care, love and money the child snackson between watched she contributed two eating habits are formed by hardlydue convincing to his off- plague the child that may for his kid's overeating. And yet another. on their children, meals. forever, they see their father con. packages of cookies, a bag of example. If father complains spring. If Dad runs off to work This pattern of serving food Today's youth have a great Many fathers feel that this sLstently overloading his plate, acts as a perpetual temptation Great care will be expended potato chips and a jar of about having to eat certain on a cup of coffee and a development is strictly in the and they do the same, often to the potential overeater. many opportunities and parents to teach children goo! table chocolate sauce to the family Irulis and vegetables, Junior Is doughnut, then Mom is left with mother's domain, and they going back for second or encourage them to participate. manners while neglecting to menu. even There it is, right in front of him Very often, however, there notice what foods these mangoing to figure he can also be a sale's Job convincing his refuse any responsibility for third servings. Sometimes and there is always a great Being good to your kids does choosy. seems to be a neglect in the ners are being used upon. progeny that they need their their child's eating habits. This people will eat large quantities Inclination to take some more. not mean allowing them to eat formtion of good eating habits. If mother Is nibbling all day, Juice and cereal and protein, is not so, however. The child of food, hardly conscious of I was following a lady in the anything they want. They need then sister is going to feel it As an alternative, try serving Children are great mimics will watch and learn from what they are doing. everything from the kitchen. You'll not only save the extra dishes to wash, but you have an Ideal way of controlling SAVE quantity. If your children are FULL CUT ROUND served normal quantities, they are much more apt to develop the habit of eating normal 2 Chicken breasts masquerade as a mock veal with rich checsc sauce W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF 4. 'Lovingly' The Herald Services The Frern'h, past r1:tr if 1. cook tb'tr \ et. It may be hard at first to (hange to "restaurant 5t) 00d Sti, ith hive. We should leern from them to take the time and care t prepare vegtabls so that In themselves they become an important part of every lunch as well as every dinner. You, along with the French cooks, should learn to prepare foods lovingly with heartsaving Ingredients rathe: than high-calorie, high-cholesterol additions. Stall, serving your fer r'— cooked to perfection the polyunsaturated way. Like the French, we recommend using the less expensive seasonal produce. WednesdayFeb.2, I7S—HC Children Need Food i raini Fro ng m Their Parents Prepare All Foods Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Eat Yourself Slim but If there are excessive eatm at your house, it will be well worth any effort. Ku futther a, "ion-Dixie —.—.SUPE111EAND (GINS Margarine . . . 3 $100 PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 27 THRU WED. MAR. 5 Quantity Rights Reserved WIHM Dlxi, STORES INC LB. Quantity Riats Reserved WNDIZOPUIHC - PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 27 THRU WED. MAR. 5 My hu3band and I are on a diet and doing fine. our problem is U* couple next door. They are constantly giving us advice and diet suggestions. How do I cope? Mrs. ILL Dear Mrs. ILL, These people deserve to be )f - BROCCOLI WITH HORSERADISH SAUCE 1 pound fresh broccoli or 1 lb-ounce package frozen brooH spears 1 tablespoons polyunsaturated oU 1I tablespoons flow cup skim milk 2 teaspoons prepared white bnrseradWs 4 tablespoon lemon Juice Salt and pepper Prepare broccoli according to package directions. Drain and set aside in a warm place. Shake flour, milk and oil together in a r.d jar. Add salt and pepper. Cook over very low heat for two mImht, stirring until thickened. Stir In horseradish and lemon Juice. Pour over the warm broccoli spears and serve. Makes a generous " cup sauce. Serves four. CARROTS CREOLE I 1 cup carrots, ee1ed and sliced cup celery, sliced 1 meum swiso, I b-oe en timatees 14 teaspoon salt 1 ka asi 14. • . c.po-..L. a_lI,. .. Aa " i teaspoon thyme [lash cayenne pepper 4 cup water 14 teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon sugar cup chopped green pepper, U desired 'i" ' USD1 CHOICE SELF SONIIISSIOHOM ROUND - U ' \. , ' WY W.D IRA ND USDA CHOICE Sf11 SOHILISS .. BOtTOM ROUND CUBED' ROAST. $138 CH .• . , '4''' - ç - . W#/D ( . , W.D BRAND USDA CHQIC Blip HANOIPAc L B. $148 W.D BRAND-USDA CHOICI 0 - - - . . . . . I,J 1Ifi1JI out fl1Ij!1*,IU ,;rJ_"diet . '4' . ' - - OUND $138 W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE QIE - -. ___Questions may be nut to W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE Bit L".I ROAST .w.D BRAND CHUCK: STEAK RIO. I ROAST MONDAY MENU St.ACEIUIPI SAIL 7c - AT0* COWL 37...,. 75c lOot Kool Aid . . . . . 5 I, oi . 49c Cake Flour. . . . . . Syrup I.. ..•••80TtII $139 i 68c Creamer. . . . . . PSINOtES (lYx.ot. PNips ) P4UNOIY JACK PLAIN CR0551 I 1LACEWI SEAFOOD 'U. TROPbCAt STRAW$(ItY I Potato 21 . . . . 9° Panca,e Mix. .. . 83c Cocktail, • I . . . SilL LAWS'S '°' 'C Preserves...... JAR 88c RONCO MIDIUM 01 WiDE FIGARO TUNA DEEP SOUTH I? 01. Garlic Salt . . . . . 79c Noo es . . . . . . . 53c Cat Food . . . . . 2CANS 601 47c Peanut Butter. . . '' AOc -. SAVE I? OEEP SOUTH F ?M WHOtI Seasoning . . .. . Vfa '. 25c Quick Grits . . . . 160s PKG 37c Vanilla Wafers. 'zo' PE 69c Kosher Dills. ... 41*, 68c PlttS$UiY FUDGE SUNSHINE UISPY fly,..,. 90 ARROW 74-os. Brownie Mix. . • Ga Syrup . . . • • too C? OOc 9 16.,. 9c Princar PIhc Crackers • • - - - - FlIn IV LF . t-- 66c Cure 81 Ham . • LI 2 9 TAIDGI FARM COUNTRY CUR(D • HWOI WHOSE 119 Ground Beef. . . Ham is. W 0 TASTY lot. Size) 99c OSCAR MAYER SLICED $1" Liver. . . . . f9C Beet Patties . . 3 P'KG. Beer Boloana . . . . . . .R )UtIAN flUl Ua StU r R HICKORY SWIFT SWIFT PRIMI M I-IS Sausage Lb Sliced Bacon . . . ,C;B,;AL;O;WO0tt Cull Franks . . . . . • • • P1 KG 909 W.O BOLAND USDA SANlt FRIED (ID OR MORE PIECES FULLY COOKED) WRAPPED FILE - . 70 TO 23 IS. AVG W-D BRAND cken . . . . . 2 . $2 19 Bottom Round . Cgi $1 29 Franks . . . . . ...PKG 69c FRESH SHOULDER BLADE BOSTON BUTT COPELAND REGULAR 01 BEEF WO BRAND SLICED Pork Steaks.... LI 99c Dinner Franks •1 99c Bolocina.......PKGIt 69c W.D hAND USDA OL'A' FRESH FROZEN FRYiNG CHICKENS TUESDAY MENU bysileen Cacumberi In soør ...,, Broiled potatoes In dill Salmon I3af WEDNESDAY WHOLE MENU 3 byaileen Scandiuvjan spring salad Irish stew Toasted corn sticks THURSDAY MENU byaileen Onange, fresh spinach salad Texas chill Raisin bread pudding FRIDAY MENU byaileen Broiled peach halves Broccoli Mock veal soubise with cheese Deep dish cherry pie Place carrots in salted boiling water to cover. Cover the pot and cook over moderate heat for 10 to 20 mInutes, until tender. Time depenfii on the si - . aid age 1 tht tfiuL,(Large;, older carrots will take longer. Drain. Mash well with a potato masher. Place in blender container. Add lemon ji.tice and process for one ndnute or mill :L2 lreid. Add parsley and serve. Serves Place all the ingredientaIn a hty saucepan. Cook, uncovered, over medium heat for minutes or until all L terrder W the stock 15 reduced. Stir ocmPlInally-, Serves four. byaileen Broiled Canadian bacon Green beans 'Butternut squash souffle 2 pounds earots, scraped and cut into 1-inch pieces 2 tablespoons lemon Juke 1 teaspoon parsley, minced 3 stalks celery, diced 4carrats,peeIed and &Ued — coaw..-. 1 1 cup beef 5t0(k Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste Dash sat - Shirley Bright Boody, Eat Yourself Sliml The Herald Services, In care of this j Place carrots, celery, onion. tomatoes and their liquid, salt, pepper, sugar, bay leaf, garlic powder, thyme, and cayenne pepper in a heavy saucepan. Mix well. Stir in water. Bring to - a boil, cover, and simmer over low heat for 20 minutes. Add green pepper and simmer an additional 10 minutes. Dlzrd bay leaf before serving. Serves four. PUREED CARROTS VEGETABLE MEDLEY . ' iss W.T.0 Rice Is higher in car. bohydrates than potatoes gms per one-half cup compared to 18 gms per one-half cup of potatom . I I aper LUpS * ... jyy jj 3Ut.I ()fI '' Peaches. .. . . 2 CANS 9°° i%V1 fit - DIM11110" too cs. 88c lea Bags...... sj v 10 ASTOR 3)ack Pepper... 4*, 69c . 09 8t - THRIFT! MAID (SUGAR ADDED 0 UNSWEETENED) )range Juice.. J:RENCH 39c AVE. & .25th ST. I III, TROZIN SHOESTRING "Pr Saftines ...... PEGS 900 Ice Cream 2 " . . . . • PEG. 9 Potatoes C1ACVN 0000 IOASTtI $1 00 3 HNOS PIPPIRONI 01 MOITONI Pastries .. . ... 2 ;: PEG 89c Honey Buns. . . 90$ CIACEIW 4V 69c TASTE O SEA FISH I SUPERIRANO COF 74 Fig Bars....... 88c Dinner.......3 '' PEGS$100 Creamer I • • • 3 601 SAYf lOt - Dt'11 DARLING 14151p4. CINNAMON. Pf CAN OR MAIINUf CIP4S 89c STOUFFLIS FRENCH Fruit Buns . . . .2 88c Fis11 Sticks . . . , . PEu tOo, 99c '' 99c Crumb Crike . . , PEG 54 35 .- D(*!1 DARtING ROWN N SERVE EEDFD 01 FA'I If DI SARA ft o Cluster Rolls . 3 88c Shrimp . . . . . • • • PEG $129 $1? Pound Ca,e I • . tI'ot -AK( -V 9°° Sausage Pizza.. 99c Pork Loin . . . . . . SUPIRSIAND 419 E. FIRST s, Strawberries . 2 ; Cream Cheese 89' lopping 2 90# Biscuits ...... ó 'o c 89c Cobbler . . .. .. .' I - -67c Apple Cobbler i Cheese. . . • . . CIACKIN GOOD PEGs 900 Ott SOUTH BIUISIRRY CANS SUPItBRAt, (InAMfO COTIAGi PKG . ... 3101 •. . 99c J Cheese . : FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 1 PAL IITO ARU PIMENTO "I • • . . .. Squash.. Beans • . . . . . . 929 9°° Mushrooms 3 ufcps 4AG IDAHO 929 Baking Potatoes BIackeye Peas Onions.. 69c SANFOFD • ... 99c HOOD $1 00 Orange Juice .3 "P9,; $ 79c 89c App es HARVEST FR SM Pears........8 TELIOW (3 ta SAG 39,) ' 3 DIXIANA FRENCH CUT OF REGULAR (UI - GREEN DIXIANA POLY BAG SUTTER P(A5. BABY LIMAS SPECKLED BUT (151* S PEAS I SNAPS OR . . . .. DANJOU OlE SOutti PA(H OR 1 18 ;77 $1 DIXIANA YELLOW 00 SIIPERBIAND WHIPPED to SANFORD ''' FOR I BAG FIfH 99c C.IIIN Cabbage...... 12c PILLSBURY . . $ . 5 59c Wiener Wrap.. 33c 419 E. FIRST ST. + Amorim 5.4 c,os flisGood �Iz-ir S - L - - - -- S - --- - -- - -- - --- -------- ---- ---------- -------5------- - -- - - --.---- - --- - - -.---- - --- .- ---- j----- 0 WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, ---- -_-_ -S WedrIsday,F.b.26,%97S....1,C JII4 7th Year, No. 163—Thursday, February 27, 1975 Zoo and 0 . ..•. 'ji- tinuing efforts ol area clubs and organizations, as well —_ - __ _______ 1 1 F Recentb,85rnejnbers I — I LJ - ,.. Z ___________________________________ _ Garden Club contributed a total of $130 during a si1er bowl collection taken by club president Mrs. James Wallin, chairman Mrs. ___________ ii ______________ - Ardo Whisler and treasurer Mrs. John Bout - j5 ____________ m In County Roadrunncrs C. B Radio Club's Little Miss Valentine contest, staged during the club's Feb. 15 ' ueirurw MY __ as u.u1uua&s, it as the June opening wi ll be schedule. The National Federation of members work toithertohelp v Ii_._ I _ LIUrUfy Business and Professional rneet community nursing needs Clubs is one of the and assure quality nursing An extensive membership At the regular meeting of the t ca Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post = drive is being conducted by the Public 10O% secretary Josephine porting the goals of the United Deltona Library Nations which designated 1975 Thomas announced thM Association, Inc. during t: F tival Auxiliary president, Carolyn as International Women's Year Art F February and March with Mrs. (IWY) These coals are "to DeVary had been awarded a man as chair. To celebrate the 104th Eliza be th E. men Rainbow Pin because the promote equality AnnIersar) of famous DeBar man Auxi liary had reached their 100 and women; Mrs. Wyman says that the rgrae Hall, the Florida Federation of women Into th e residents Art wi I stage an Outdoor Art support 1975 She was also awarded a ttrested in maintaining an up. econornicdeveiopmnto' Festival on the RuaeIon - -, Pot of Gold Pin for the "Quota IIt1IIUfl ililU ILl, LLLUflhZ grounds of the old maisIon to-date library is necessary. Buster" Auxiliary, which Through the contributions and g e rig reached the quota set for them Originally built by Baron membership of the 675 friends Business and Professional by the Department of Florida. DeBary in the late 1860's, the in Deltona, it was possible for The presental,ions were made Women's support of IWY is mansion located on Lake the Association to announce last it the meeting of the 18th twofold these women are Monroe, is ',picdl of the ar- Fall that the construction of a the District held In Casselberry on chitecture and style of tuie new and well stocked Library status of women, and this is Feb. 9 w hich Mrs DeVary shnrtiy "Steamboat Era" and is a attended In comnpans s ith organ za on w cUh hi a ori ca neceded But, lf-)ne is sti I! ne u n e to Fl i da ctitt' cite h isto rical s ul)i))ruJI Uur (IL I LORI1IC v, Iiir, Laura proidc the furnihing or Man) of the original furLaery, Mary Vining and Jean United Nations and has (1 nishlngs have been preser%ed this, the Association is representati v e a represen Heller. more members to Nations which is accredited to so that visitors, who come from depending on During the auxiliary meeting, * ' e forth ind swell the Office of Public Infor- many states. may learn 110m k was voted fl^r something of the gracious living Association membership. Th2 Ili ilzi ti fie V~ u. goal Is 1,000 members In 1975 t tt. IIh ntury. initiated into the Auxiliary at The Centennial Plus 4 Art the March meeting. Festival will be a community Annoancement was made of eent with the DeBar) important forthcoming i The politics of health care Chamber of Commerce and have a way to meetings, Including the VFW will be explored at the annual other local business and civic P tiew members of Council of Administration In meeting of the Florida League organizations participating, In t) t the Ocala on March 22 at District for Nursing March 9-10 at the addition to the Fine Arts LIflhIYOmd wrecking the Headquarters at 9 a.m.; The Gateway Hilton, Kissimmee. exhibit, there will be demvt~_ Their plan is called 1976 State Convention meetings The meeting is expected to strations of loom weaving, at Pine Hills Pt 8152 at 2 p.m., bring together hospital ad- ixittery making and other craf ts Ads and it works oflMarch9,andonApr.6,atJ ministrators, directors of of the period. Participants will like this: %Then (j.., Sheraton Towers. The State nursing service, nurse be dressed in typical costumes have dieir first child Convention will be held in elucators, allied health of the time& they purchase cribs. Orlando. And Florida Week at professionals as well as health car beds, carriages. the VFW National Home In consumers from throughout the youth b6ds and other Eaton Rapids, Mich., will be state. needs through the Feb. 27 through Starch 5. Keynote speakerMs. Suzanne The Deltona Indiana Club The next board meeting win Rauffenbart, Public Affairs enjoyed a humorous program the still usful a sell be at the 687 Normandy Blvd., Manager for the National at its regular month ly meeting nieces to anothe r borne of Mrs. DeVaryon March League for Nursi ng, New York Feb. 6 in the Community new mother when City, will discuss Federal Center The program was tiw no Ion legislation affecting nursing presented by Mr. and Mrs. Jack them. And (baling The Florida League for Nursing Dai,is of Orange City, Day r 322-2611 or is one of 44 constituent grou ps of featured skits, stunts and a tieiai -- thanks to the con r Club Notes Support Continues The Central Florida Zoo has come a long way — but it still has a long way to go, - : I es . —u. _x_ -Aa — .70 — . , .,l. Nursing League -' ______ . ;..j.' - , • J 5' '- - . ' AWLIL Z -, FBI ' J ' ____ t_I•S••I - _%_4 \' . : C . - ,... - ..._.4/ ' '.5 ..,.. • j - - - i .i V - f , ,, - - • -- - -. - .. S • . ' ____ - r . --. -- . - after capped childien recommendation given them by Ju.3tice officials contacted him The school board stood by their superintendent Cham yeste - rday and informed Tampa a E C1 agents the investigation is at wald List night by rejecting a to study further the "Lake the bequest of the U .S.Attorney proposil by School Sup' Bud Orients Plan," which sparked a General La)er "that all action by the three-day countywide boycott The agent declined to specify board be rescinded pending an by Semi no le's blacks the number of FBI agents that investigation by the U.S. According to unofficial will be utilized I'n Seminole Justice Department." estimates by school officials, an County, but he did say the inLayer's proposal bit the dust (Continued On Page 3-A ) mothers ._ - School patrons ack board -J an or , V - - - progress women have matte Wth fieldl, concerned citizens were Mr. and Mm, Ernest througlit history and agency members These Owen '.1 uj The Roads and Bridges Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce met this morning to review the progress of the soon-to-be built 'JIcfl Bri.dge, located one mile 'south of Sanford on SR 415 - om In " DEAR ABBY: Please don't I - with myson-In-law, Lenny Is 22, nd he's in love with me. (I'm -- - T7.) ! stay at my daughter's house while she was at the hospital Cowan 's tinderworld • Dear . 'I having a baby. (She has one child., a year old.) By ABIGAIL VAN BUItEN ' I don't know what happened. I would be willing to go live children who need you. It yours? Boys and Dodo, presenting Abby, but all at oruce I[Anny UNDERFEDINOONN. unbelievable antics on the Lightknew anywhere In the world with may have been a flurilling. new, bugged me, &W before I Lenny, but I don't want to htct phydeall eWrience, but it's no, DEAR UNDERFED: No. wire; and Col. Wallace Ross it, I was in hLs arms and we my daugliter. Also I have a the kind of stuff of which Inting Tell her sgahL But next fte, and his three mammoth herds wef kissing like a couple of and five other kids at marriages are made. (j It, teen-agers. I've never been so husband home Please give me some your Idea of a meal 11 ftflW in all my e e botthn'ttell rnetogive the limit, and now Idon't up Lenny. I'm too far gone on can Uve without him. Lenny hinL hbhd? says he feels the same way SEEING STARS . d Jwl about me. He says the dif. 'l -.-Icrence in our ages doen't mean DEAR SEEING: You had New th' to rn "c .ither In btte' 1 tar-gazlng and t actths22-year-o1dkidismore back to earth. Your daughter ofa man than rnv husband, who and her children need Lenny. is 42. And you have a husband and -" o ' ' r7 / ... ID oil Don't Have To B, AMILLIOP4AIRE To HEAT Like One ., V'N'UA, HL COLATE. TE Mfl'4T, General Electric CENTRAL HEATING 1 %AI A I I PLUMBING £ WHFATIPJr 07 S, Sanford INC - 322-6 5 6 2 a V1 t To THE , HERI - -— • — __ MEMA KE - RS - - At The Sanford Civic Center Tuesday-March 4th-7:30 P.M . -Cel - - , ' (DOORS OPEN AT 6:30) FREE ADMISSION IS IN THE HAIR / Cooking demonstrations and homemaking tips from Carolyn Lewis of the nationa fly famous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL - 7f Voreal MINI VAGUE PERMANENT Sty! Support for tho Popular Cut and Blow Styles "ki/" 1 P--— WI . I Entertainment* Gift Bags To u II.,.,. iiiiv ..._ wa - S- i All.-, C! 1o&iy: • Door Prizes • Free Samples i • . 2-P - - - • '- . - beitlirie that would cut through western Seminole Co un ty near Lake Mary would be financially unfeasible at this time, County Expressway Aut hority members learn ed last night. And, the news put the brakes on the activities of the newly organized Authority. State Department of Transportation (DOTs Bonding Coor di na tor Sam Draper told Authority members that the gas tax f un ds, and other state revenues that would sup-port the beltiine, are just not up to expectations at this 4 Congress. it was agreed that wi thout this type of federal munding the chances of an overpass ever being built were - A f I time. remote situ on was alm adopted seeking the Florida leg 0 to provide an engineering stud) and centerline study, covering Ai 2L—V --- MARF Wit iiaic - either." The proposal would offer day service and operate Monday through Saturday and basically serve the two "traffic generators" — downtown Sanford and the Sanford Plaza. According to Taylor this bus service is designed to serve the elderly; lower income families; and those who are presently without any transportation. The actual fare for riding the bus has not been established according to Taylor. However, in a survey report prepared in 1972 It was proposed to charge 20 cents. Additional economics on the matter reflect two buses operating 11 hours daily at a 4A Bridge ................... 21.1 Calendar .................6A Clas s ified 513 Comics ..................21.1 Crossword Puzzle sn - - - ---- By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Wri ter LONGW 00.' — Plans for a $9 million office park to be co ns tructed on the 43-acre Joe Schrimsher property boun ding Range Line Road and SR 434 were unveiled before the city zoning commission last night by development consultant David Farr. Farr said the county officials indicated drainage problems existed with the site and since the tract was bounded by Longwood perhaps It should be annexed Into the city. Fan' said the suggestion was made primarily because th ey ( th e co unt)' officials) "did not iant to mess with it." Action on the requested annexation of the tract and rezoning from its current agricultural designation in the county to i-1 business district in the city was delayed until proper notices are sent to all property owners within 500 feet of the parcel and a public hearing held by th e zoning commission, in accordance with city law. the county." Farr said, adding annexa ti on was discussed with then Mayor Eugene Jaques. W hen Farr applied to the city for annexation and "Put there was never a formal application made to In answer to a question from a zoning board member last night, Farr said no application had been filed with the county on the project. Farr told The Herald today he discovered after the last night's meeting, that a member of the Schrimsher family talked with County Planner Roger Nelswender and Zoning I 'irector J. H. Williams about the proposal last year to develop the property into apartment and commercial uses ' ... tri.county At a later time when the economy takes an upward swing, such revenue will then make the project a workable one. L:a,rl. ' z,fes.tauon wu essentially the same one that he gave to th e Orange County Expressway Authority last mon th . There were not enough of the seven Seminole Authority members present for a quorum, so the meetin g was not deemed "offi cial." But those present generally agreed that th e Author ity would probably lay back until fur ther information about financing Is revealed, and not meet on a monthly basis as planned. Members indicated that they would like to keep the Proposed corridor for th e beitline through Seminole free of development, but admitted that it would be hard to do with out more specifics on the exact locati on of the proposed road. $9-Million O ffice Park. Plans Told County Commission. "This should not be confused with the present bus service being provided in the south end of the county," said Taylor, ,it would be stri ct ly inter-Sanford and not Sanford to Orlando, Around the Clock Exhibits • Free Recipes JOHN CRAMBLJSS - - Index -. 44 s ap- ThGOtTQOfl hosess w11heJ ---- propriated by the Seminole PF -- - .i the With It By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer - 1, 1975 1 -!n other action, Stenstrom It was to be the responsibility said with the completion of the of Richard Taylor, assistant this highway hazard, which Osteen Bridge, there are two : executive director of the — would be paid for from other major projects before Orange-Setinole.osco RICHARD TAYLOR secondary road funds. committee, lop priority is the DOUGLAS STENSTROM Transportation Authority to HILL BUSH completion ofSR4!9asamajor According to County spring the surprise of the day cost of $9.50 per hour, five days artery into the county seat include the four-Inning of Lake Engineer Bill Bush even after commiL itself on a cooperative when he told of plans to initiate per week, would cost $54,350 to located in Sanford. The second Mary Boulevard from the 14 the funds were approved for effort, the committee opted to bus service within Sanford. sustain the overall operation, effort will focus on building an Interchange to Highway 17-92. such a project it would require submit this motion with the The report further ill ustrated overpass at According to Taylor, the icrA motion was passed unaji. ano ther five years before it hope that both the federal and the railroad vice could begin as soon as May WI average of 12 riders per hour crossing on SR 48, west of iznously by the committee to could be constructed, state governments would be would net about $14,000 an. Sa nf ord. 1 of this year. seek the aid of U.S. Senators Preferring not to wait that !ong working concurrently on th e 'i Taylor said the $48,000 f un- nually or a deficit of upLong-range planning would Lawton Chiles and Richard before getting tho !'.!e te rr''ject. tang tor Inc proposed two- " Invited Are iou - - - The average cost for operating a bus today 13 $12.10 per hour according to Taylor The bus line which presently the Altamonte area Is Y} funded by both 0-ange County -- -—11 is and Senumle Count paying the rernairjng Representatives William Chappell and Richard Kelly to secure the Inclusion of th e overpass project by name (Sanford railroad pass) as an amendment to the 1973 Federal Highway Act ' or ' the next act approved by --- ' .. . Douglas Stenstrom all is proceeding according to reviousl an oun d plans and the construction sho d 'begin during the period beginning JulyI5 through Aug. of W. Firil 111, on- n- S __________________________________________________ think I'm crazy, but I'm in love -.'' . - -- Stone, U. S. - Circus Vargas is coming to of elephants for Th ursday at 8p.m Friday —i town Feb. 27 through March 1, Animal attractions include at and 8p.m.; and Saturday at at Northgate Plaza on Lee Road chimpanazees, .horses, bears, 12:30 and 7 p.m. and Edgewater Dri ve, wi th a lions, llamas, leopards and Andfor the kids: on Th ursday star-splashed cast of per. more, Law from 4:30.5:30, Circus Vargas formers both human and Young Sandy Dobritch is wi ll have a baby elephant and a DEAR ABBY: When I come a ni mal, ringmaste r for the all-new Big clown on display at Clark home after work, I don't expect Circus Vargas is America's Show and the Circus Bargas Chrysler Plymouth, 485 East an elaborate meal, but I do newest and largest under. Brass Band provi des up-tempo S.R. 436, Casselberry. Visit expect to eat. The other canvas circus. Cliff Vargas, musical fun for family en- these two members of the evening, my wile t two hot president and producer of this tertalnment. ;-• -n Lug3 and solnepotato cnlp3ona nig Top, travelled all over the Performances are scheduled free tickets to see the show. plate. That was all. She called it world gathering an In"dinner," This has happened ternational group of stars, before and I told her that this including Harry Thomas,yowi.g was not my idea of meal. Is It master ol the tigers; TheFeller - assume that additional funding would be required to sustain a ILL. program u.ie uuS, this," saidI Taylor. - According Circus Comes To Town! check from W11llamion and (from left) Mrs. Benn$t, Miss Downer and Mrs. McCarty. I II proximately $40,000 annually. "Taking into consideration the report was planned in '72 and the costs have escalated since then, it's reasonable to L. Associate Editor , s.. Situ - Beltline Funds Not Available us - By JOHN A. SPOLSKI , f It - I By ay President Ford has declared the National League for Nut. song fest with audience parto p7w" M arch l ace 8, international sing. ticipation. your ad Lakes so Women's Day, to be celebrated The National League for Hosts served the 52 members little of a busy throughout the nation with Nursing is composed of and guests who attended mother 's time special events to emphasize registered and licensed were Mill ie Musselinan, Claude — women's involvement in all practical nurses, other Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs.* / UNDERWORLD aspects of life and to honor professionals w orking In the Adolph Grannemann Greeters Troubit Finding . nvestigat ion 00 , Women's -......- County By ED PRICKErr VestIgatlon will last "about 'io when a motion by board Herald Staff Writer weeks" and agents will turn m'nl'er E. C. Harper Jr. to FBI agents will be In over all infomation to jumicE. the zoning line decision Seminole Count) ii thi n the officials for their eaIuation fsvipend ailed to receive a second next day or so" to conduct a The confirmed probe by the "Lets scratch it and start over U.S. Justice Department In- FBI i-1 the latest in a series of again," Harper said. Twice he '.estigatlon into civil rights im even ts concerning Rosenwald made that motion, and twice If plications of the closing down of since the school board voted failed to get a second R osen wald EIernentar a -o week the Then Cassd be rr resuI nt I' I III iii I )II f iriflia tOwl) AlLunonk Springs facIht and John Chanibliss, rapped the A Tampa FBI agent said his turn It into a center for handi- board for not foll owing the office launched the probe - :.-t ers E S h - Indiana Club IL ! . 1 1____ ' ,, ' j ' U 4 M W a- .,. , "• of Commerce building, raised 60289 for the zoo, which was presented by club president presid'!nt Russ Williamson, Little Miss Valentine Leslie Downer and club members Wilma Benrett and Evelyn Zoo to McCarty, representative Charles Davis, Saturday. accepts "I' ... . or ('of Te R'es1' t the Greater Sanford Chamber Davis Sanford, Florida 3277 1 —Price 10 Cents C rmning to commercial and apartment use last fall, residents of Devonshire which bounds the Schrimsher tract protested. Farr said last night approximately half the property is flood prone including the one-third currently under water. He said plans are to develop 22 acres out of the 43 Into 300.000 square feet of office and 1,000 parking spaces with in 18 mon ths to two years when the economy's financing picture has iiii- proved, Access to the development will be via SR 434, Fan' said, adding that Schrimsher will provide a traffic signal at the intersection of the entranceway with Sit Two Nabbed In Auto Thef t By JIOBILOYD Herald Stall Writer Two men have been arrested by sheriff's agents in connection with efforts to sell a stolen $11,000 snorts car at Longwood for $1,300. county jail today bond each, on $5,000 swening the description was found early today Detective Jerry Capshaw parked at motel at 14 and and Parker said they met S114E34, Lnngwond, after a two men last night in massive search by Longwood on SR-427, south enforcement officers. ,..r vn-.i.i .. . . ..,,... .. ,,.. .. \. •:' 434 If th e state Department of Transportation (DOT) deems it necessary. Farr explained, however, that the ['01 usually will not approve installati on of a traffic signal until after property is developed and a need is demonstrated , lie said the park will be composed of one and twostory buildings and a 50 feet buffer will be privided to separate residential prope rties to the north and west. Parking area will be built within the buffer, Fan' said. The developuient consultant said drainage will be directed to a DOT drainage pipe to be constructed beneath SR 434, taking the water to the south Island lake area and from there either back north through 1 insor Manor or to a drainage ditch east to Fairy !ake. No fill will be placed below the 85 foot contour mark on the property, Fart said, but building sites win be filled in somewhat. He said the developer will pro vide bo th accelera ti on and deceleration lan,s on SR 434. The dike will be removed from the underwater side of the property to permit better drainage from parts of adjacent Devonshire suidivision, he said. Asked why 'Schrimsher wanted to annex and develop the property within the city, the former counts' planner said city services — police and fire protection — would be necessary for the urban-type development. He added when Schrimsher purchased t he property two years ago. a city representa ti ve urged that he seek annexation. Farr said although the privately owned Sanlando Utilities Co. does not now have sewer system capacity to serve the property, it as expected capacity would be available in two years. Zoning Coriimissioner Robert Hammond said it ill not be possible at this point to drain the property through South Island Lake to Fairy Lake. ft was noted th at drainage water dumped into South Island La ke now eventually ends up in Crane's Roost in Altamonte Springs. Mayor James it. I,ormann urged the zoning commission to consider favorable plans for good in. dustrial and commercial development and annexation when legal. He said he wants to see the historical district encouraged and those businesses in and near the historic district that plan renovations to use the historical Second Bar Slaying Suspect G'si yen L I fe Prison Senten ce . I 't' . . I-E . - = - - � 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, February 26, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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