26 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/737f94e19eb14a03375f9e5ce135a2d5.pdf 612b8d5c99c4ff01a9307bd194bef16b PDF Text Text _________ ___ _______________________-, ___ _________________________________ - __ __ ___ . -1 ; 613-Everonq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday Feb. 24, 1975 I Mon Walker .g. 0%, 1 I 541zi~,E .. ,VANVAY. BEETLE cis~ql I ) "YOU DO - " 8) osttn and \ I 91' oop F " ________ " k V; , 1) I., I~ I . - -.-I"I I , ,,, / ! __ I * six-card ending with East hangIng on to four clubs and two * A J 1064' VJ 2 hearts Now Ira cashed his Iat C . _:ar A . / ••, il zt- P ~ 4 . V I -4 _tl ( ---,I I , k- 14k, - - Ira (ashed dummy s ace of '- - n ~, .v_-,_ ' ounty OK SContract - -7 - tAftO~ i _ I i C '- z + , A.Z :-2 _~~,*_! I __ ?.r K. -4 V t - 'f ,%. - 4 l . - II -''in - - r :_ a heart to keep his four clubs, r .. . I a A%\ ___ 1 : -'1 ' " Pa - )i / , ' •' - Opening lead - by Ad Snsom ow t ' • i<E A LM A/Tmu ________________ I.G I I iOU DECIDE TO GO ____ 224 , - K~E _ ~ . I31 j # - " rt .L91111111-A-i %. u IRY4%6 VS4y,spr TH/M$ ___ % - , . 14 - I - .. . . - t_ ; -.------ _. -;7--- -- - . -, :. . . .- - f I r :.ji Customcrs who prepa id eirinole for scrnces before Feb. 10, will be honored until the accounts expire. They will then have the choice of remaining with Reliable or obtaining - ~ 4 (( , 8641 !P) -If _1__________ R m Jsjntjy- )rjmf 45 4 A~m/ .4 6ar AM,s AM Piff 11W.4 /Torffio- " nzoz ouray ,,711. ME ff& IVX Or.4 'P ~ - ,- t SHUFFLEBOARD IN SUNSHiNE Players at the Ft. Mellon Park shuffleboard courts have made the most of a mild winter, enjo)ing daily exercise to the sunshine ... until today's cold sn-up drove all but the most Indoors to wait for more weatbcr.The temperature topped to 49 this morng. 1Co u n ty-Wide School Boyco • J)1,WT6j)om'- - P"&r hV A7FzLfaw ~ a ? 60r AaMr. aXEW4 IEAOQD44W / Cj&C H, RIW N174VS ( If- i Tapley, who post ed a $1,500 ca bond with the county's Arthfopod Con tr ol Department, p romised to have a local phone number insLalled for Ns OrlandMAsed firm. Tapley told ne flerald last week that once service to former Seminole accounts Is reorganl7ed, customers will be pa~inv frorn ~A cents to 14 le-cs in monthly rates. Tivice- ~ # I I ___ . rt - - 4 ~_ 1 __ chic .i:1 LAT'S,LATE ; WESTERNS Young ill I i TUMBLEWEED by T. K. R yin IfAVIFR C-OES TO THE TRIPr-'S GOLLYS, W=! WHAT'S A MARINE . MMINII PftWqr.I -MAT SAvVy 0110LO&IS'rPOIN&OLITHEREIN 14E WHINNIES IN HIS SLEEP! .F; I a- ONTV I ), '- — ! I~ L HE WOU . ,f 11th '- I _________ TIi, - - ° ____________ JIfI' - -- --- 0"i ftl;m 50 WAR FMM QUANXO! o OHI I I ~ k- ... .W - t (.I E Con tinu __ = _____ - es V I r tt . _t.10 ( ii ____ i I" 11 i I - it 14h& >" - I r (_~~/ . 4 DOONESBURY (-RIGI.41, O8AvJ A GLUT ON TkS MARKET i. . '- .1 ,I i irm Former Seminole manager and one-third owner Sheldon l'olakoff had claimed that constant harrament by the county had brought the firm to its knees. The deiunct firm had been on probafion several Urnes from the county for service-related rompla'nta, and at the time of his demise had dwindled to about l,500accounis. Polakoff told The Herald that another part -o wner, James Kuhrlck f chstr, N V d nbtainj maj o rit y stiuk holdjng in the firm and had throws me (l'olakoff) out of th e opera ti on a week before Seminole terminated service Attempts b) Kubnck to get Seminole back on his feet were blocked b) a price war among o th er garbage firm.s and enormous debts to various creditors brclung tr lit were outstanding, accor ding to Polakoff. Also this morning another gar ba ge firm, Indus tr ia l Waste Management, represented by John J. Jennings, asked the county for permission to operate a non-exclusive franchise in Seminole County. Commoner Sid VthIen Jr, said the boa will investigate Industrial as it did with Reliable before deciding on the recuest. Industrial presently has 960 residential and 560 commercial accounts in Longwood. Proposed rates for county cr4lection would be 14 and $6 nirmthly J1e1iablearbagevice Inc ,wnsgrandapmancnt license to operate in Serninole County by County Com. missioners this morning. Reliable had beer. servicing the former accounts Seminole D isposal Inc., on an emergency basis for the past three wee, after the probl em -plagued Seminole Disposal abruptly ceased opera tions (nrni!wi \11 ll1tLiS i( ku Uft UIUnII bUS motion to grant the certification, said he had met with Reliable owner Ken Tapley to discuss the firm's "operating res and regulations' and was satisfied wi th his findings, County Road Supt J C Ivender also remmended the by AN ADVANCED DEGREE ISMOUL.D BLODIE _111~, A- I I ,, __ CAMPUS CLATTER with IMO BURNS _____ . "W"" - ~~_J ! carded the four of clubs on the second spade and Ira huddl ed for some time." — Jim: "Ira's huddles are likely book to: "Win at Bridge,"(clo this to be productive. I assume he P0. Bcx Radio did . th at ulz CIh:;::,-.' . a - i . I , I'_••_____ \ - Your partner continues to three lie won the diamond lead and clubs W-hat do you do mwl started after spades. East dis. Answer Tomorrow . i- - 'Teacher says future generations must learn to handle money befler PpI H]m you got I cnukl P actice, on? FUNNY BUSINESS B Roger BIen k . ( N Q7 A is Herald Staff Writer Is. % South. h Uut h; own judgment at A Hid io spades sour hand risk of looking silly if the jude. OIIh one slight game ment turns out to be wrong r i Oswald Ira Rubin of New of the limited nature of pour ' rIoer $ bid or is one piaver who is cer FE)X 0 V LZ /A c?Co 1 I" ii I is I I w 0 111 h %11A i rill I East South II} Oswald swa & Jamesiatob) - Oie t ,'tji, BE PARr 4I Lfl I North . - LOSER THE BORN COMING LP TO BED,> fl Ac. . i — e Hyn1uIwLLV1tiE r 1"k5f, 1 Liarca g r ___ / . o ':: p r - - -' - - -__--- - I - HEN, I lTbt RvI iou j A SlUl 7] 3, - ' I , ' I ~Zl~f , j I IA ::: Pist 2* 'r i- Soush 1 r~ ~~ 1. : k?~' I '• .I . ..-, SotIT1111 Sanford Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents '1 ) -~;:~~ AX / \ - r / , orIh Ssjtft ulntrable ) 4 _ 1 Jim: "He must have started b running all his trumps and d i sca rdin g a heart and t wo t 83 t q_ I L% . - I - , - 1/ Oswald: "fie certainly did 469 10954 F___ THE ___ BEFORa 24 £5 Afi by Doe. Grauc EMPTY! AND N = 10 REWAD!) 3' -1 L ________ : --_--_-_ ___... _- --_-.-__ -1- _-__.___-.___-_. I— - -_- - __ / 2-2 " At 1 , 64 £ A J. 72 £ 973 IX), -; JMILS JMOIIY NORTII tDi IT - - ALLEY - - - 671h Year No 161-Tuesday, Feb 25 975 • ! 1`14E AR44-t' _1( I WIN AT BRIDGE '1J .. -_ - I- I 14 BEETLE BAILEY If -. by Dick Turnip i CARNIVAL I 1111111!111111 Lbaha - - - -741111111k - --~~ J " I . m,I-_ -' - Iferald Staff Writer Protesting blacks pushed their boycott of all Seminole Countyschooisintoiissecond day today th an estImated 90 per cent of Seminole's 5,000 black students absent from classrooms. pl&nnedWee-day countywide boycott slid into its second orderly day, a black spokesman said School SLpt. Bud lAyer will be asked to I it out Rosenwald Elementary , , - . - "We'll decide on that At kev1ew Middle School, (Rosenwald) ' the end of the Principal Ted Barker - moek," Gadson said. If it ends eFtimated about 85 per cent of by Friday, then It will have the black populnUon at the lamed a full three weeks. Also, school boycotted classei~again - . -4 . __ __;Aio~N.L -_-- ~U~__-I-, _ Seminole Rosenwald. Seventy Trainable Higif ~, — =_:_ regardlem of whether or not Sanford Middle School any compromise Is reached. Prindpal Dan Pelham , said Ifowever, he said no decision enrollment today was about the hasbeenreachedonthetx,ycott sameasyesterday. at Rosenwald, Yesterday, Pelham black studenis attended clasaes estunated about 430 of the today out of a to1 211 in school's 490 blas skipped . - I - - . : __ -_ I" . - * 0 11 - - 1 4 4 _ - . _. - ___. -- - - -- . 1-- . -_ - .- L . - schbol - : _ . __ - V - -,Nw . - - - Ar ,_ q w. .. __ . - . L I - I - - - T.- i I Il l - If— - -- - . -_ , 7_24 _______________ 'ThESE CARPS HELP u1 EVALUATE AXjfL Joe AT DOES This _________________ ) by I AD c I - . Z. i :i - - ~ .I CH') c . i I 7!r- AW .a - 3-V 3%*z 1 - I ~ z - 4,~ , I f WiNsOmrz, L XLOSE SOME. e .?k I I . - ) ECIP 4Y H ________ THIS --It_ I — . & ^__, 2 AWAyCAM p YOU MEAN _____ YEA y j/ . I - I • % ______________________________ q a 5VPEQT4M 4aRJvE5 OF 4CHT J b I64L 1E FEg,E5 (GULP) iTI K . ; 4 - . - - -. - - - FRANK AND ERNEST -- r - <2 I ' I . - a 41 7 - __ : ' 11 i1 I - :r Raltust To NDS " % -- -~~ 1 SHORT A ON i 8 MILK wcirniix,i' Herald Staff Writer Tile Sanford Ci ty Commission last night, In response to a citizen' request, agreed to relocate 'outh baseball league games from Pinehurst Park and initiatedaction tii build a new field h I i - il OIflturd u zle ross I -__________ - ______ - -- After the Commission acted on the Pinthut Park issue, (ommbsioner (,00n Me)cr told Da)tofl fludson Jr., "that now only soItballsshoul(1fllin)our - -7 -- - - -v, -* T4!__ (luring the daylight." - - - £ . II d East ' '. 23O) I js U i t hlid asked ñe - 1IpithI .......................'Pete' ' FUT 15F 4 Knowles and Recteation anti [larks ion I\ 4 WARD ID KILL T , S 6A - wi:1iui•:u f, . / I j ( - Yesterday's high 76 low this If .f . - _ _~~- 4 -_ ` - - - ,• '• - A 88 I N _____ -.--. StWriOk Count y S1IOO1 Board in order that the league may play its 1975 Dr- Laii,..................4A BB season at the Sanford ditor1a1 ................... Municipal Stadium.Wan ° pe ....................City Manager I Aur 1 Tiff. THIS 44161112THOUSE 1 , - morning Fair and coo dtonight1a d ,'. rtv ~qllim _" - 'qllb,.L _.. __..__.Zl --- - TF . i - - j z - XLII _ *1 -4 -'j-h `~__ 'AA -T se 'A . . i /^"'*_~~_ I '~__~ ___ . - -,II I __"V** !Z; / . --do -1*- -.- I I . - , .00 - ____ - - -, ~ - mos tly In the lower 70s. In% mill 10s to ImAer 56s. Complete ictments By 11011 tiA)YI) Ct., Fern Park, was scheduled accurng to sthte law, the dictment charging second. IItraId Stall Writer for vial the week of March cases will be handled in degree murder in the Feb 16 Iobher indictments against Judge Straw explained that juvenile court as specified b} shooting death of Johnny Jones, t%() of four juven les have jueniles charged with life law 26, of Apopka, U.S. 441 at the thrown out b Circuit Court felonies must be indicted by a Paige FAward Eans, 21, of western tip of Seminole Count) Judge I)avid U. Strawn at grand jury, to be vied as Apopka, pleaded innocent when Evans is scheduled for vial in inford adults, witn a 14a) period arraigned in circuit court the case the week of April Judge Sawn agreed with following their arrests or, Monday on a grand jur y in dtIensc attorne) Ining Gussow (Continued Page! Al seerdn that State Attorney •i ' A I • • . Abbott Herring's office crred in • r )t getting grand jury in i ___________________ ______ * Calendar '.. r. .. ....... .. 5A Classified , ....... ... 6-7111 /'"\ I I t1 CKP Do SN T HAVt A . hn.id., BS I __ " __ 7~_ _,- I I ATE MY -/ What Layer does Is ,,up to I InP nehurst ~ I QUt$TION - Jh b Th Bo . -. _-Awt- Count) to probe the Con oerstal school board decision to switch Rosenwald students Index 17 -• / G. , I AI4 - recei%ed written confirmation from Justice offkials that they will send the Fill to Seminole 11 1 /\ 0 - ew ark - - 1 MOTHERLY - i I 1 i b ee C W repie, "Not totnoow nit. 1 I hope Justice Department comes in" And Gadson said he - - A 61C don t beliese so ___ by Howi. ~ - / \11 - 1 ' 2 ' 0 __________ - ; J, = .11 T / I I ___ I. - , I - . - C L . !i - 74~ I ____ BELO - .4 - ----- • '. I & THEN AM T' KAPITANI!MV CABiN' MUTAFAW1 LAY WHAT ARf-: -- - 'I (1 TE = - _____ ______ A CAPTAIN EASY I .., = I ntana ' ____ U 11 1 ____ .I #a -- AT HER HousE! • / / - _____ L4 START GP,OCVI N F.' I : ___ /_ HEAVY MAN 1LET's GEt' I ALL GETHER - - L' WELL, RUMOR IS THAT THERE'S WT THEY'RE HEY/ IS 'SAYING ABOUT - i 1_ by Bob I -superintendent." lo 13 " I I Ti... 1. . - :. I _____ , \ - And at Crooms I-ligh School, A spokesman at Altamonte '--. 1, . 'N'. Justice Department which has I Principal E. L. Blacksheare Elementary reported about 70 . .-- - " I - _. P Meanwhile, principals at -promised an investigation into repoirted almost a 100 per cent per cent of the black population t4 the civil rights implications of reported about the same boycott by that school's 280 missing from that school I busing 211 black students out of blacks. About 477 white today.That percentage was With no kindergarten to look after In ber Goldsboro Elementary class In Sanford,".L'oh jailki rel&y,eg Rosenwald to Casselberry students also attend tho school. close to 80 yesterday when 200 sent from dams today as Elementary. Yesterday, Blacksheare said blacks boycotted classes. The today said they ha%-e received inquiry but. that doesn't yesterday. They also zay the me an GR&Wn and black spokesman .Rosenwald out this falL 93 per cent of the spokesman said only about 169 no orders from the U.S. JustIce they haven't taken any action. Herbert Felder say the coun. "11we's no change. We'll do boycott is still orderly, with no about whatever the Justice Depart. The board is also sd*dule( i to school's blacks boycotted students stayed away today. Department concerning any We cover the Sanford area. Any lywide ) ott is to ment recommends Were not problems w classes. Black leaders say the e u er fire again Wed. Although school officials investigation in Seminole FBI instigation would be school board that blacks inflexible, but we need input are nesda at I.)-man high hool Godson said the countywide boycott will be 100 per cent eagerly await th investigation (ount conductedoutoftiutsofflce, an united in their displeasure of from the Justice Ux,partinent, boycott will end Wednesday, effective by Wednesday. by the FBI, officials in Tampa e haven't received any agent told The Herald. the board's decision to phase and we'll wait until they come lContinued On Page 2 in," La}er said I Asked if he might conS ~ ceivably change his opinion on r ___________________ Ali 3 I ,i Ji , if,liv, a . .j., , . N .. . If Layer stands by his The two schools with high - -stayed away again today 71kproposal to turn Rosenwald into ---school has a black enrollment of V22 a center for trainabie handicapped children, black BUD I,%VER virtually no blacks in at estimates today were about the spokesman James Gallson said tendance today. same as yesterday. suit wdl be fded against the Wrn," Gadson said. "But we are At Midway, Principal Leroy At Oviedo High School, a school superintendent and the taking our action If they Hampton said eight white spokesman there said five less hool board. chooI boa membna) students and no blacks showed blacks boycotted classes today Contacted this morning verse their decision to close lassa today. Twelve than yesterday. Yesterday's Layer said for the time being he Rosenwald, we can reach a white students are enrolled at boycott at ftt school was will stand by his decision to compromise. Otherwise, we, which has a total esUrriated to include about 22 phase out the go along with a suit against ~ enrollment 4 percent nfth h1rk rnviIf. 5'L L -~, 'Al dlll~ 6vill J . L_ , , , a 3,.,. I V _ p 59t .-'Ja - I - ___ - I . I I ". '.~j ,- 1. by Dick REALLY 6<E FCjLK5 UP? ____ - . Y - -N k I 11 I CARLYLE* V40ul.IC) %r%Xj ~~', v WINTHROP ( I by Al Virm..r I , I - __ - - ' ' 0 A4~ 3,v - 446.1r_ PS . _____________ AFTER) r~ . - 1"6kr A 7 __ . ! 1 ~q, ,-, . - r --~, _ . :L Hm4.M & - V \ ... 9= 9-if co eci AS! ) YA . - ~ BUGS BUNNY -II I . -; . - . -_ , 11 o=L k ~v . hdrd-ball activity at tile Ilinchurst, Park because knoi.kcd ovcr tht- bacLstop and into his and neigh b in' yar ds and en dangering Ns children and iwoperty. I GORDON MFYFR a motion to have the lights were instructed to report to the commission on the cost of new ball field at t experimental station on Hill Street. Senstrom's riition also included ch angi ng the ball lmrk light.s to the new ball ficid once it is colli. pleted tri>or Ik e Moore said a into a softball diamond read> before the season in order to save the city electricity charges with the I in mind (n move the A six-member circuit court jury IA-ty \Ivagher, I 7, of Apt. 17 \',tile), hegan taring testuflony In the trial of a lur'e Apatiiients, ltamonte Seminole county Jail inma charged with Springs and Samuel Will assaulting a ceilmate, Potter. 17 of 205 Crestwood Lane, Fern Park, during d 14Alvin Wayne Thomas, 2o, of I&X1 Coolidge day periotl following their Ave., Sanford, is charged with aggravated -is prescribed by state assault in mrinection witha Jan. I2 incident in lol% %%hich Kcaneth W. Newby was struck in the Jodge Sawn thnissed the (aLe with a tin can used as a cigarette butt \1ttg1utr and !'tter in c ontainer in a Jail clI Thomas had been dictinents, returned by the Jailed for violation of probation before the grand Jury Friday 16 and fl Incident occurred. t1yS after their arrests, and In circuit court before Judge David U. ordered the defendants held th Stra wn yesterday State Atty. Abbott detention for prOceedings on theHerring's office dropped robbery and use of a cases in juvenile court. 1V9 other juveniles indictiA against IA ry Donell White, 19, of l(Y21 W N'th for robbery last week were St. Sanford White had been docketed for arraigned in circuit court vial this week Also dismissed was a charge k'i' Judge Straw-n Monday of carjng a concealed firearm against ;jnd !rials as adults were Willie Jaseph King. - A t was Installed by the city bst year over on chain link backstop, but it failed to stop, all the foul balls from b, ir,g hit into tl:jf reidenta )tlrtLs Moore For ! the agreemcrit with the school board would 1,K- a tell). rmrar> one on a jr game L51S onh hand ball livid ill the liii! for Lawrence Edward \lirlin, 17, of 818 1 10th St. Otiedo, onlarcen> of motor vehicle and thirdt1ec anon charges was continued for four Man h 31 Nit hola Edward>chiatr1c examination for the defendant ' - -_— :-r_-Sf, .., - -.--- 1.__4;~~_____-._ ._2_______-_-, .;,:::Vi,8 -_q A—ir~ - _-V - - -: I ;_ ON c Mv -' - al Z - rescue van and its burning that same night at Forest Cit> TrI of Spencer reen, 30, of Winter Gartkm on breaking and entering % t to conunit. a felony, grand Larceny. reckless 'lying the scene of an accident, no driver's limme, and attempting to elude an officer wastontinued until the week of MacLb 10 AA1 - . - -_ _-- ,- i . 1. - - __ __ -- - I - . Trial of Mrs. LeOnor Colon, 35, of .OW post and Rail Road, Longwood, on a conspiracy charge in a cocaine smuggling case was also continued until the week of March 10. Continued until the week of March 17 was PecamAve., Sanford -a juvenfle indicted by the grid jury - on charges of robbery and use of a firearm 'n conumusjon r' a felony. Earl Johnson Jr. pleaded guilty as charged to breaking and entering %ith intent to 40 iiiunth in jail Jennie le Jackson, of Sanford, charged to the lesser charge of assault and was given d one. ____________ - �- --, tIz, - - - I 2A—Evening_Hera Id, Sanford, Tuesday, Feb. Fl. 21, 17S 14 L NA11()f'sj Service WASHINGTON (Al') The U.S. AUOI will recommend Wednesday that passenger train service be upgraded on 17 major northeastern and Midwestern routes, sources say. The USRA, which was set up by Congress to restructure bankrupt railroads In the Northeast into a profit-making corporation, wflI recommend th at financially-ailing railroads In the Northeast be consolidated into a 15,000-milelong freight system. .• perhaps McIntosh was "There 's n" secrecy," Zacco said. "It isn't the only land in Seminole proposal. We're Just trying to get the approval to make a County that can be purchased." "I haven't even seen the contract," Sizer protested. i1'0p(1." Councilmen (cared _ 8fl) ___ ___________ A-0M6. _____ ____ ___ . ___ ____ ___ paperwork." chase might drive % - an - A • al T.. ' _: .. by - _ _ - - ' House Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill, 1)-Mass., said . •- -- that the tax Idke would reach 16 cents per gallon in two -• - <, / - __ _______ IN CHICAGO (AP) —The American Bar Association has __ 1'' I ' U., within the ABA has centered over the questi on of whether a group wi th legal Insuran ce should have the services of one lawyer or law firm or if members could go to la wyer of their choice. At a midyear mee ting Monday, the ABA House of lhele~',Ites compromised, s")irig in effect th at it makes no differne — the same rules of Professional co nduct, Including prohibitions; against advertising, sha ll apply for both plans. /' _ '' P. ___ 4 t __ ____ ____ AD _____qJ ____ _______ ________ * _. __ ick -. 1. - . - -. - ,, __________ ____________ -. ,j ___________ _________ ' _ 7 '04 - -...- -. V - - 1. ,. U.- _ j• ,. - .-. . -- LOS ANGELES (AP) — "it's astounding, I'm delighted," an exu be rant Fred Astaire said after his first Motion Picture Academy award nrinlnation, for his sport1ng role as a debonair con man in "The Towering Inferno." Astatre has been in films since 1933, but not until Monday's nominations has the famed dancer ever been in consideralin for an Aca demy award. Nominations for best act went to Art Carney, Albert Finney, Dustin Hoffman, Jack Nicholson and Al pacIno. -' ' ' .., - _~_ - . - -, _. -4 Em U I ________ - Daley In Prima Other candidates are Edward V. Hanrahan, i lamer Pi0tege of the mayor, ww state Sen. Richard black liberal , ROBBERY SPARKS The Monday night robbery afi Shop N' C Store in Mary touched off a ma todey when Sheriff's deputits,1,ake m=7and Smiard polIet Just before won alter two white male suspects were spotted fthe area, Offleeri w COUNTY MANHUNT . ere using a Winter Park police tracking dog avd tip-, Ada for the suspects. Offkers said a mu was spotted in a free nea r the inke after police Ord Youth$ from 8 nearby school out of an area south of "ri Beuk.valK west of to i. -.--.. -. 'ke Mary Bonlevsr5, : mazt of Old La&. ry Road. erfff John Polk ducks his head as be 174M 25th Amendment Eyed . I I Birch Bh, ., author of the 25th Amendment, says it has proved itself and should be kept in ta ct, ! City Action Forces I I I _4 Sanford City ComndWon last night took action which will require the Seminole County Corninissit'n to comply with 11 ~ state law concerning the 1. double Commissioners Instructed City Attorney Vernon Mize to draw up a resolution on City Manager Warren Pete' • I out the need topro%idea break. 1. ____ - ___ ___ _____ % -__-~ '- W ______ ______ - - __ ___ taxation, - iII - 1 ___ (SUNC), a black spokesman endorsed every move Rosen- the"LakeOrieflta Plan," which said wald pirlents have made. was pitsented by white parents when Casselberry residents ' According to Gadson, SUNC Layer-S original proposal was in C* lAke orients AM. voice their disa pproval of receives Input from and in one to bus hiacks to ke Orients School Board Chairman R. G. blacks coming to their schooL way or the other represent332 Elementary, a new school "Bud" Featheir bought the plan Their argument will be that it organiza tions In the county. presently under construction, and got backing from but tnal Proposal was sunk by member Davie Sims. Board other e1emente schools en member Allan Keeth bought it route to Casselberry. That may also, but Mrs. Pat Tel= and I wvfl be a valid argument. School Board Atty. Doug busing hiacks t cIbe. Stenstrom is researching the r* decision to phase out L*W U" of busing. Official - unty Co To Obey La ought S (Continued From Page I-A) White House AM Kelm A. RockefeW to the vice prwidency. A variety of pkm are bd*offered to anmW . I Rosle' u n,LWalU J Fneversal WASHINGTON (AP) — A Senate panel is examining whether to rewrite. scrap or retain the 2Rh Amendment to the COnstitUtion, which guided Gerald ft. Ford to the c ntos Many Rosenwald watchers May the boycott arose. But OvIer Bridge Funds exc with only Sims dissenting. Blacks say they resent, than anything ee, yer'a the board's refusal to sei:,jusly co nside r t heir proposal Rc.soenwaM, whf--h they say is Part Of their J if I. i - orporatet) area ' s Lax- Program which would make the Jibert k.m LaFrar,cis, 18, aikI p [iuuiced for "lnsulflcirnt funds." The checks from the former officer have been redeemed, Mrs. &dll said. The current patrolman, whose check for $28 vas returned marked insufficient fuzxLs,"ts attempUng to aighten out problem with his bank today, Mrs. &ell said. Julian gave the opinion Mon day, in response to a ice committee, and said city police offis' authority extends outside the city only to serve warrants and when in hot pursuit. He added an officer even while transpor ting a prisoner outside the ci ty limits has no police powers. "And they really should not ca a weapon outside the city," Julian said. The attorney said a city officer may carry a con. cealed weapon outside the city boundaries only If in. structed to do so by his superior,pq added that Uw - "&or — Acting PoWic Safety Director James p. c4n authorize the action only after filing a statement with th e city and the city council has the right to counterinud the order. The "off duty" officers were hired with Pl&ones' approval f or the special duty by owners of a commercial establishment, Councilman Don Schreiner said In the past city police Offlcffs In uniform have moonUghted in urifform at a motel outside the city, but believed at the tune that they had authority to do so. JUW said On police deWtment needs rules and . regulations to be formulated on conduct. F Chief Roy Bossiere d it had been believed that the city Ilmits extended on SR 434 to Interstate 4, thus making the commercial establishment wt v!t !nht. But the tax county tax &W&W,g office Friday gave conflicting information about the city limits last Friday, on SR 411 extended to 14 and Um changed W opinion after court records were researched, he said. The ci ty was ousted from the section of SR 434 (torn Range Lim Road west to 14 early last year foUMN a lawsuit filed by June Lennann befar her election to the city council. Although the city defended the annexation the co ruled the territory was Illegally taken into the city. In another action Involving a former policeman, city council turned down a request from ".V. TOM Ling for vacation pa __________________________________________________ Benedict said this morning that the DOT will receive the funding as "part of the ailocated prc-gram fun& that have been appropriated to do the job." t nati ' rs is " ~ ---- Tuesday, Feb. c I, " . 33,1915-3A IV n I I I P I. "ok ar,.] t..-.- Ip • - 7. .- f 4- . * .' ', -. '' -.. , _________ ____________ ______ ____________ __________ - -. ', U estate of Germaine Andraud, who died in 1974. Mattingly was served with a summons last Friday to appear before Circuit Judge Robert Durden. SCOUTS U Community ere (•ir UfltV In ti'' i1 . . - ________ ___________________________ ___ ______ _____ _____ -_ a.se of swcra;y •' I I hi an aftcrm,on work . treatment, the developer must yesterday,,county engineer B11 also construct and deed over a Bush told commissioners that "package" waste treatment the present five-year road plant, if the development is not program planning for the next -- - W '•t'" "fl r'-".' --,., r• roui pr z j!ram will tified sewage treatment lt The county will maintain the in gas tax revenue, and ljne, and "bulk wholesale" the projected road commitments._________ I treatment of water and sewage from the nearby plant and bill the customers at their own PBA Given ing ncI i 0 By JANE CASSEL8ERRY part with volunteer labor and Herald Staff Writer donated materials. The roof WINTER SPRINGS — Carl was not completed and at Mitchell, acting president, told present consists of water. City Council last night Winter soaked sheets of plywoo(i s pr i n g s Corn mu nit v covered with t! nnn.'r mni'h 'J id rt• resumed Cf harrassment by union members, Representatives of the local Amalgamated Meat ulters Union and food chain officials met with a federal mediator Monday. Negotiations had collapsed Feb. 17 when some 2,000 union members walked out of about 150 stores, "I'm much more optimistic than I was last week" about a wage sett.lcmnc-rit, saId union president Gerald ireenfi eld, • The "capital investmentI. Soiicitation W P -- - Msociaon ts no longer able to which has blown away. - -. ' • (()55' -- - .. engineering, legal fees, adequately maintain and License Councilman John Daniels, a . spection, ai testing costs — the community member of the association, will be repaid to the developer , ____ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — building on which the group revealed there are now ' from utility fees for the sewer An occupa iL tional Iicens was Lolds a 30-year lease, or 12" paid mem bers and since lines. Th is repayment does not _____ issued by City Clerk PtiyUls lie said irrent members of September group has been include land or overhead cost to Jordahl this morning to permit _____ the aoclation decided Friday frying to get n quorum for ____ the developer. But, the cost for th e Florida Police Benevolent ______ to request the city to take over election of officers. "If I ever ______ the water lines, incorporated tion (PBA) to iIj' the building at the earliest saw a defunct organization, Into the rtcc of thc home for again opera _________________ I ti ng its telephone possible date He added the Winter Springs Community the buyer, will not be ___ reim- solicitation campaign for building is in a very poor state Association Is defunct," he bursed to the builder under the .iiv Ford Flies To Florida _____ of repair and it is doubtful it can added. ordinances. : . , Gary Minard, Orlando i continue to be used much longer With sewer lines, the system "I have seen the building HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — For the first (line since he -"' ot.,~-manager of the PRA, appli ed _____ for civic functions unless the deteriorate rapidly. There are ______ will be chan nel ed to a regular became President, Gerald Ford visits Florida today to or the license Friday afternoon roof is replaced. promote his economic and energy programs and play puddles of water on the floor treatment plant when such a after Police Capt. David Gunter CARL MI TC HELL nX ci ty gave the Community and some plywood panels would some golf under the wa rm Sunshine State plant be comes - available orde . JOHN DANIE red the group to cease i ts Accompanied by Mrs. Ford, Association a lease in have to be replaced before y building." nearby, and the bullder can telep planning was passed by council hone campaign until a city December, 1973, on the could support a roof. The motorcade from the Fort Lauderdale-Iloflywooa Airpor t n remove t he pa ckage pla nt licensewas acquired. Because of the condition of on the first reading. The buliding, .%~ which the to the Diplomat in time for his 4:35 p.mv speech a I a White 4 octaUon has no money and it the building the only con1ssion will be made up of Mrs. Jordahl said thi Ilouseponsored economic conference, Although not covered In is a losing battle to pay the light organization stfll meeting there one caincil Member, ow to two required apprls from the hill," Daniels said, is the Winter Springs Youth Planning and Zoning Board ordinance, Bill Munster of building, planning and zoning Citing three alternatives, Group, Mitchell told the members, and th ree lay Sanlando Utilities said he was and f departmen concerned about the expansion gi'n for Daniels d, "F, the city council, mem bers ro th co ni f m e mmu ty. the opera tion at 2fl I of cou nty, can takeover, put money In and ed systems Sanford Avenue A motion by Daniels to have be fore the m.ake the recreation building - the city assume respausibil.ity FIDarrell Dilmore of the County into the certified areas. Dale licen -. qnning Department told the 4 cw' T" !i wa3 fee W-di $W.. 'available to all citizens for mr the building, with title and council It would be necessary said that - . expansion ,meetings and ' act! Mrs completed V a six-month the for the city to establish its area d'eployiiient with Fighter second, It can continue to rock was tabled until the next of jurisdiction by ordinance. along as property of the meeting on a motion by Squadron 102. Surgical Aide ( Dilmore said he hopes the Community Association until Councilman Irene Van Eepoel. area plan will be coordinated He returned to the Naval Air Navy Electronics Technician the roof falls in and rots; or Mrs. Van Eepoel said, -11 with information transferred -Airman WICIITA FAUS, Tex. — Station, Oceana, Va., after a Third Class D. Wagner, third, a good strong bulldozer would like to see a cost estimate hack and forth, especially as Donna M. Orr, Mediterranean cruise aboard son of Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Walter ii could go down there and for repairs before I vote for affecting conservation, sewer daughterL. ofOn Mr. Mrs. Independence, the aircraft carrier USS Wagner of 233 Yarmouth Rd., bulldoze the whole works. . . assuming re3ponsibillty for and water, drainage, tran(lanning ofand 6 Prairie 5OO TO 5OOO * Whilt deployed, McMahan Fern Park, is serving aboard that would be a crime in my anything." 11ane, Altamonte Springs, has sportation, recreation and Councii passed on a motion by housing. He said the county at Sheppard AFB, participated in two NATO the Navy's newest nuclear. Opinion 83 100 much has gone pored guided missile frigate, Into It,," Daniels to request the Mid- planning department can Tex., from the U.S. Air Force training exercises, unit the USS South Carolina. "We are between the devil Florida Chapter of Institute of provide help and win be glad to .surgical assistant course maneuvers and numerous Write and give us your date of birth Ile took part in com. and the deep blue sea.,There is Architects ng shipboard drills. to offer its come down and orient the new conducted by the Air Traini Life of America Insurance Corp. ot Boston Jan. 25. no money In the budget to recommendstion for the most V 'Cod. lie also visited several at missioning the Navalceremonies S Planning Commission when it is . 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02109, Dept 09-SH ta tion, Norfolk, repair or mainta in the building, economical way to complete a s The airman, who learned to Mediterranean countries. et up. -- ,. M A 1967 graduate of Oviedo dVa. Since the ship was bui. ii something is not done general purpose recreational use operating room in. elivered to the Navy in right away it will be a lost building. The chapter had _______ struments and equipment, is High School, Cviedo, he joined November, Wagner has been cause," he said. previously written the city being assigned to Eglin AFB. the Navy in November 1967. in volved in the testing of it A fourth alternative was offe ring its help in various She lsal4 graduate of L) man wul systems and final installation of introduced by Veterans of advisory capacities. High'School uipment. Foreign Wars Post 5404 0 I The VFW Post was given A former student of Cameron Commander Jack Schraff who permission by coun cil to hold a On Honors List College, Lawton, Okla ., he said If the facili ty were leased chicken barbecue dinner at the U.S. AIR FORCE joined the Navy In April ACADEMY, Cob. — Cadet so.000 backing would be p m.. on March 15 to benefit the Receives Award Kern' B. Putt, son of Mr. and ava:lable from state and VFW sponsored Little League Mrs. Carroll E. Putt of 315 ~S C. national VFW organizations. Colts team for 15 and 16 year Ofl Of Mr. and Mrs. a city park and the building .Carroll of 200 Timber ve has been named to the Deputy Ma yor Donald Superintendent's list for his 0: 90 Circle, Longwood, received his 0 " Mp ~ — — should be owned and main. Browning presided in thee abI _____ I first ood Conduct Award at tained by the city. Many groups sence of Slayor Troy Piland. t -the Marine CorpsAir Station, achievement and military need a place to meet. I hope the An ordi nance to create a performance at the U.S. Aim Iwakuni, Japan. a city understands we (the planning commission to _____ ' '1L. At The Sanford Civic Center Ile was cited for exemplary Force Academy. association) can no longer represent the city in counPutt,aniemberoftheclassof sersice during the past three 115,willwearasilverstaryJ maintain or complete the tywidccomprehensivebndusc ______________________ ' , years. Tuesday.March 4th .7:30 P.M. %4 WE HAVE STATE FORMS wreath designating the honor I A former student of Fast / r (DOORS OPEN AT 6:30) Carolina University, Green- accorde-d him by the academy superintendent. ville, N.C., he joined the Marine The 1971 graduate of G,ordon #-•.-, Corpo in August l97L ii, Garrett High School in -J ! ________________________________ 17 reasons why you - ______________ ___ operate y - ___ _____ ____, -w • LOCAL BRIEFS Nuclear Ship ____________ FINAL EXPENSE LIFE INSURANCE ISSUED .--.- __ .,_40 ...47i tt 0 1. r4%.. 11 ______ Are Invited To ___________ HOMEMA * RS SHOW I Zt. I -fknry ]No& Im -- - ____ JaylorComplete I .1 & 'Thailand Du r, VALDOSTA. Ga. — William R. Taylor, son of Mrs. Eug ene Brewer of Sanford, has been .assigned to Moody AFB, Ga., from Korat Royal flmi AFB, Thailand. FREE ADMISSION _. lieutenant and awarded a U.S. degree upon his graduation Irorti the academy, UI:IS S11[umW mne to us _ . - Reason 1. We are income tax ('rcgory I). Parson, son of f_I eduction. We want to leave no pay the smallest legitimate thx. - . ill - '- .- 20 Bogs Groceries Home Economist "w Given Away PLUS: Exciting Fashion Show JJ. Fanner of 550 Citrus St . all - S1ic-m MBL $3 111 L N. '4*;(i- Presented by Local Shops - ALL YOU CAN EAT 6; - - . - V CK* t THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD 309E. .s. LONGWOOD 903N. Hwy. 17.92 Open9a.m..ep.m. Weekdays, S Sat. & Sun. ________________________________________________ ~__, .. _t~See AND: Huge Display Area with gifts, demonstrations and excatrng'offers from merchants of the Greater Sanford Area r4 __ - _________ __1 7 i- /' . I .1. .. ' -- _ __.- ..-..- . • Free Recipes I Carolyn Lewis Rom - Navy Yoen Seond ('lass :1) 1flnY F. McMahan, .son of Mr. nd Mrs. Benjam'n If. M cMahan of 324 Oakhwst St., :and whose wife, Alice. is the -~r - : -_ _Z~..- Entertainment • Gift Bags To AU • 4-- I .r -) _________________________________________ at viand European Division In '/ Spain. Ru*o1 1.10 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK FRiED CRISP FINGERLING CATFISH HUSHPUPPIES SALAD BAR - '3 -.s,-_k%._ • Door Prizes • Free Samples stone unturned to make sure YOU jended the University of Altamonte Man lsf-al~ questions. We dig for every honest Semir.ole High School and at. I -': -- .. . zl '-.. ' I. special;sts. We ask the right Is In GermanY Cooking demonstrations and homemaking tips from Carolyn Lewis of the nationally famous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL S fbr inconi.e tax help. d retired U.S. Air Force Senior 'URTlJ Ge,'man)' — Army Master Sergeant and lrs. Private Deborah H. Daugherty, Carleton E. Parsons of 422 C Taylor, an Air Force daughter of Mrs. Mona L. ltobert,91., Longwoot]. has been technical sergeant, is a supply wils ioo W Notre l)iiie commii,ssioIle(I a scuond lech.illcian with tile 3801 supp ly Dr., Altamonte Springs, is lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force Squadron, a unit of the A ir assignj as a clerk.tlst in the upon graduation from Officer Training Cotnruand. 71st Maintenunce Battalion Training School at Lackland Ile graduated in 1955 from here. AFB, Tex. the bct r,cw that we've had as far as roads and - . Sanford, Fl. hnn G;%,,Am _J __ __ jt *- - meat Cutters and Food Fair-Pantry Pride supermarkets - Adopted a m'esolution I Li Hera, _________________ - aminr (Cr tie IlaLi Act, dcribed as the men ta l patients' bill of rights, lie proposed the amendment Monday following the melease and re-arrest of Robert Scott Sanders by men ta l health officials, and business district, The 74 F)ELAND, Fla. tAP) John B. Mattingly, former ahtocneyforthe VolusiaCountysctiool Board, Is in circuit court here today to answer charges that failed to settle two estates totaling $147,930. Mattingly, 56, resIgned his post with school board In Jauary following the discovery that $44,000 of board Meat Cutters Talk The latest—the appearance of uniformed o"iicers, carrying firearms, and directlr traffic outside the city limits at a shopping center t week--heought an opinion romy. an r. ast at have no police powers once they leave the city bounds. d Municipal Court Clerk Joyce SuU said today practice of cashing personal checks for police officers and other city employes has been stopped after checks from a fo.-mer member of the departmcn and a current member I _________________ TALLAHASSEE, I'm (AP) — The Baker Act should be a.111ended to require an administrative hearing before a P violence is released, a state hearIng examiner says, Jon ('aiolnci of Thliahast'e proposed an wnendrrient to the Baker Act that would prohibit doctors from releasing civilly or criminally charged patients without his approval. -3 . - BY BILL BELLEVILLE not covered at this time. The Herald Staff Writer county would not expand to • I t I - " a I. . County commissioners, certified areas in which utility 11 utility representatives, and de. firms had already anticipated I ____________ L t -11" velopers got a closer look at the revenue and had based their __________________ proposed ordinances providing financing on that expectations, ___________ _______________ for the deeding ci water and he said. ____________ , ~ _R sewer lines to the county in a Jim Spooner, attorney 4r ________________________________________ 01 work session yesterday, f!~,-,411 representing Sanlando, said ________________ The ordinances, prepared by that he was concerned over \ 1 _____ •a4 ________________ ____________ County Utility Attorney Robert "fair compensation" to the 14~1 i. ______________________ I j Morris, at the direction of the utilities for the deeding of sewer a RE 1111 , _____________________ f Board , and Utility Control head lines. 4 4 _____________________ Bill Dale, is an admitted step __________________ Dale said the further work towards a regionally controlled -on would probably be Highlight of Scout RECEIVE mouth at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford was the conferring of Eagle Rank utility S)stem, according to scheduled to discuss the on two Scouts from the church sponsored troop during the morning worship sersi ce Sunday. From Dale. specifics of a standardization of left, proud parents Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Rumbaugh and son, Jack; Scoutmaster Chr1 Elsea, Matthew EAGLE AWARDS Under terms of the or. compensation. Cilso,i, his mother, Ursula Gilson and sister-In-law, Voshfko Gilson. dinance, the developer of an The commissioners had ______ ______ area outside a presently cer- postponed decisions on the tjieJ ulity sector must give ordinances from previous the water li nes and sewer lines meetings in order to learn wore I • for that development to the about their effects. Baker Hearing Urged By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD — The city In other action, councfl: land planning agency as council began the reannexatlon — Was requested to approve required by the Seminole ling of revenue and ex. ..• The DOT is expected to let bids on the project by Aprfl 23. PrOICess of 187 acres bounding Payment Of $592-75 for in. County comprehensive land Penditures prorated on a -. Construction on the new concrete hafle span over the s. the Inood Hills Road last stalling radios and antenna in planning act. mbUc hearing :population per centage does not (Continued From Page I-A) - - -. -., -, Johns River on SR 415 east of Sanford is not expected to begill night to entice Attorney new Ponce cars lag year an d and second teading was before August, according to Douglas Stenstrom, co-chairman of General Robert Shevin's office engineering fees of $1,384.44 to scheduled for March 17 before Judge Strawn. that funds shown as cxthe roads and bridges committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber . ' to drop a longstanding lawsuit. Glace and Radcliffe for work Herring's office yesterday Of Commerce. penditures in the Incorporated — Approved payment of 6.6 Passed onfirst reading by the done in 1fl3 and lfl4. dropped two robbery charges bIlls days vacation pay — $193 to againat Michael J. Co, Stenstrom said he expects it will take approsimately a year oper, 27, IsOundU was a resolution to were found in a file marked brmer stre county budgets have not been VERNON MIZE et superintendebt the annexation to "paid." of Orlando, in connection with and a half tO complete the bridge, expended in the incorporated Ray Leibensperger . 1cm. "cause the attorney generp .1 the robberies Of two juvenile The DOT must receive a permit from the Internal urn' dismiss areas." bensPerget had filed suit in the "U the county will only III hitdthikers in late my. court proverent Trust Fund (HF) before bids can be let on the project, action" CouncIl member June Lorrnann srrall claims divisloi of The rmolution also will in. down ,and talk about hiS, we will challenging the legality of the that the city will be notified uf court seeking 10 !-1:. th;'t tli cauat tax- m da vacation original annexaLion. ake a ltt of headway," Included: ' 11:e ' IF reg"'tt-s LvIL5Ltuctiun On the state's navigable the status 'of the proposed Pay. Under the city'ys payers in the incorporated Knowles said. watays, but Benedict said he did not expect any problems in s personnel Shvin's office has contended county mcdical clinic con• policy an The week Of April 7 for rece ig areas permit. ploye receives equitable f; Also last night, Com- Herbert Walter Weirwein. 49, of and the city has admitted that struction at tr the federal day vacation for every monthg the property when annexed was gove service from thc missioners passed a resolution Lake Monroe on a charge of The Seminole and Volusla county Commissions have ap. rnment releases $30,000 In worked. directing the city mIanager to Proved bulkhead lines for the bridge. not contiguous to (touching) 11111 Burton funds on March 13. lewd 11swult on a child in pared with Heard Mayor Jar1 B. LeeIdents in the apply for participation In the other citv land as required I)y nne "EverythIng's po at thk point" tof'troml) ith an indd'nt state law (or a legal annexation, when formal Ifi2kOlVII; a I.-year-old buy. request is designat a bkntennjal city tax mvnue is collected from ment Community Dev,elopment — The week of April 7 for roads and bridges committee, said learning of the mot,ley ap. The property, when Originally received for sid e lo t t variances durin c et ones t 4:30 P.M, Onnexe~, was zoned residential at L~,c payers and is being used city eligible to receive federal john An Strown, 19, both twlulges, 113 ages." . disproportionally to provide fwiding. perfected annexation for which direCtedtothJsniygety ptig 10,' of 201 Mo&oe Ave., Maltiand, er dty and CLte ' C1lU10,) benefits thiely for thor In the ,' Included hi the Ccsnmutdty an larceny Of a boat motor StensLrcn said "we're as happy as can be." a public hearing has been Planning and Zoning Corn. —_— untncpJ areas." . Develoçsuent Program w4* the charges in connection with an i 14 Is tO be mission OPposing the change In The city, &mli'ol, ntyCoinrnisson and the roads and rezoned residential, •, zoning from agriculture to Idges committee have been trying to replace the()Steen Bridge, 1975 , requires the County Housing Astance Plan, wldch City Ally. Ned JuRan Jr. said neighborhood The week of March 2-4 for which has been th, cause c l ,n of several accidents and deaU, for 16 once the annexation ordinance requested for the W, f cys resolution within 90 offers soluticms to the low in. of Iiingwood. on Iwo charges Of ji! days. "This snakes a beter entrance to the city from the east and d'opped and 't'1g1na1 & The WV by Th Williamson Her, Inc Road, come housing situation in buying, receIvIig and con- gets rid of a hazard that's bee-n there far too long," Moore said w irctc to sanford, fleitatkn will Maiid. This makes resolution noted that adequate eih ccaing on property. It UiiflCCCSSry to r equire a shopping centers and con. =z -u mt '(uysud group to iirector of the SHA, presented f)oni Stanle of the Heads and Bridges y FtJsang , y. Comnilhtee, and has "been a long property owners although medandpr".& ideline:for to c,1Mn1L,Wwt" .inftr jj mn the PIN, 745 E. Bay Ave.. LoWoW, ,in sitti3tion going back mny yeam," Doug Stenitr= said. art rKA U* one3 who odginal,ly which UW SHA approved earlier three charg2~j of POSXWon of a butct t1s month. tntrkd dg. volved in," he said. Julian said, zoning commjjon as the ~ - - - Deedinq Of Water Aft _ . .• ' The latest twc cases involve $129,930 from the estate of Earl L. Barnes, who died In 1970, and $18,000 from the Longwood expressed itement UgS Morning boycott is a concerted effort alter learning that $3 million has been appropriated for the coordinated by the Seminole construction of a replacement of the rickety Osteen Bridge. United Neighborhood council "There's no way that it can,[ help," said Mayor Lee Moore. "I feel like jumping up and down." The funding for the bridge was announced yesterday by William Benedict, state district engineer for the Florida Reannexation Efforts Begun Department of Transportation WF. = Errors __ Squash ~ _ff - - -__ Charges Court the V111 -A AV ,i he the city government. ,1; . Astaire Is Nominated - . Councilmen M I h to check out the bill'p ramllication.t Orlando, who said the bill 1 "loosely worded," aake .L ____I t . I -A On Estate Settlement I 11 -' • endcd internal bickering and r emoved one roadblock to . I & Plague 4. N P \_` i1:~;_'Wiz. A~, ~, _ ~i,_.~_ 7 I '' More Police Woes - , CHICAGO (AP) — Richard J. Daley faces his first Primary election chalienge in 20 years today as Chicago Yotm prepared to choose a Democratic mayoral can. didate Daley, is e*pected to win, but he 6cea a fr Mattlngly In AW Bar Ends Bickering ~ . Is an Important matteó, Iiratweneedtobeassure funds are iurttcomlng." Concerning a port autho;ty - Nit, ' 4 ___ _______ ciI I Evening A.A. .1 7 -- ".-t 1. IN BRIEF _____ _______ cratic group. -' will be divided. Councti Cirw Edith Due" agr with Sizer that division c _ _____ r_ I __ FLORIDA I _____ years under the proposal (crmulMed by the House Demo. _ ' I _ I." Idetail." -- . _1 McIntosh, who said the ~ -_ "It(thebill)givestheright reason the item was on the - I0 i an appointive body to ta; it agenda was due to Florldas ., ~:,`\ Seminole County Land Use Hug commented. Casselberry residents,,,* Government in the Sunshine A ct. Mayor M a y or Bill Grier said AIM Orlando noted. Law, said discussions among was Just seeking JOIN ZACCO The special law, adopted by First reading of a watet y officials "cost us nearly a KEN McINTOSH permission to make an offer, the Legislature last year, service con trol ordinance wa quarter of a million dollars last th ey knew nothing prope about a Grier and other officials said requi res the county and all Sizer supported the postponed until nex t week YPar in two Monday nlots. . ,, contract to purchase rty they had no idea as to the cost of seven cities to have adopted bl Casselberry resolution, but he because Zacco proteste4 However, Councilmen Jolu, and asked for time to study the the Property in question or who IV? comprehensive plans for also wanted to know how the citizens haven't had a et Zacco and Charles Sizer said contract before giving the city the owners are. ______ use of land, funds — should they arrive — chance to read the ordinance: ______ ' - _____ _______ __ FU _______________________________________________ ______ _____ _____ __ 3a&_1M_k I _____ A- begin the task ef combining their various energy con. servation proposals in an effort to produce a single alternative to Presi dent Ford's progr am by th e end of the week. Proposals formulated by Democratic task forces frow !-o r1 foitur hHi ;adine ta:;, _ :4 the port to construct bulld1ng anywhere in Seminole Count)!, able to :.. of Energy Plan Studied - I _________ __ _____ _____ funding _ ________ ______ ____ ____ ___ bui _______ to" '1 _______ - 1 'Counci , the price of the isfld up and cost the city suggest "one good work additional money. session, maybe before he City officials adopted a would be make up his resolution in support of t he mind on such important CALNO resolution prepared matter. the Seminole County Planning City Manager Harry Hug Department requesting funds that from the U.S. Department of seemed amazed negotiations were even gcing Housing arx] Urban Develop. ____ - "I'm not at al] sure," the Councilman Sal Orlando _____ more surprised than city prises' no ne.d fo mayor Mid. like to see some officials since he had been I nstructed to proceed wi th the purchase land to be used to construct a sewage treatment - ________ : east of But, 'Sur "There 's the purchase of 80 acres on Red Bug Road the city limit,. even _ equest attorney the green light. CASSELBERRY_City Atty. Kenneth Mcbfloai surpriaed some councilmen here yesterday when he asked ap. proval to begin negotiations for Beeftip Recommended 0 R and By ED PRZCKETI Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF - ___________________________________________________ -- Passenger - - -- -- -. �r1 2 Evening lkvald round The Clock I was talking to Dr. Merle Parker the other (lay. He's the one who filed suit in circuit court regarding smoking in schools. . . specifically, In a designated I smoking area at Sernimle High &±i 111 r4 address myseii In toe merits of the lawsuit itself. 77tat'll eventually be resolved in the courts. I uo quesucm we value or removing who are l8ya Ad d force them to leAve the premlsis or have 'em oak a puff in the rest roo.(And as! understand after talking with some of at the school, that was the practice previously and also created quite a problem insofar as fire hazards were concerned. The kids would hear a teacher was coming and they'd dump their weed into , . which wj' usually loaded with paper towels. Aga in, I'm thinking specifically of those not 300 N. FRFNCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA, 37Th Area Code 3fl-2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Feb. 25,1975-4A WAYrE D. DOYLE, Publisher WIlLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing FAitor . Hie livy: Week, 55 cents; Month, $40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. M.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ether mail: Month, 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 4O. Federal Spend ing Cuts suit. These are young adul ts of 18 or older. Why should their rights be depri ved by a law which, quite frankly,is so hypocritical that on one hand we have the government subsidizing the growing of tobacm in one instance and on the other tM of a,e Are Needed Over a century ago Thomas Carlyle described economics as "the dismal science." Arthur D. B!lrnI, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. reminded Congress of that the other day, urging that the gloomy forecasts coming from many be taken with a grain of sail Mr. Burns bplieves the President's Council of spectrum, we try to enforce laws which restrict srnoip.g And what of an the adults many of wlw.n are by the taxpayers to teach our children smoking on campus? Another set of double stan. dardstoconfue the kids... "10 as Isay not as do?" r t you t ;ai ay, im not a confirmed anoker. Maybe a cigar now-and-then. but I can do thoutit(eclally the hen Isthi have theawful taste In my mou th). I agree with Parker and some of his earlier stands that the non4moking public should be spared the ordeal of Inhaling all of that burned-leaf, particularly In public places. All of this brings me to another "gem" from our friend and retired reporter Ed Bodln of DeBary. - - RAY CROMLEY I IN .. . . ' Capital 1 I john spoiski ,, The Subiect Just Life Premier BuIganin Is Dead - - _________________ "We are going even higher," said one official. Mean. while, the U.S. Embassy In Saigon announced that the airlift would be expanded Th ursday to fl y 545 tons of rice and 62,500 gallons of gasoline and other petroleum products from the Sout~ Vietnamese capital t9 besieged Phnom Penh. Th e Khmer Rouge fired 22 107mm rockets Into Phnom Penh and its airport between 2 a.m. and noon. They wounded four persons, damaged several s ps ho nd set a [K*3 owned by a Cambodian airline afire. None of the akillI planes were hit. DON OAKLEY _________________ ____ ___ Cambodia PHNOM PEN!!, Cambodia (AP) The Khmer Rouge Intensified Its rocket attack on Phnom Pe nh today as U. S. diplomats reported th e American airlift had delivered a record of more than 1,000 tons of ammunition In 24 hours. _ ________ Attack Pressed - -____ On Soviet MOSCOW (AP , Nikolai BgarJndIdcrnMGrday.;j.J Iii's minister aiter because he railed to back rus asfleadjthe economic council Bulganin, premier of the Soviet not report where he died nor did — at the oiliciai New Veij World War If. mentor in a power. struggle the In Stavropol province. Union from 1955 until Nikita It give the nature of his Illness. ,celebration, Khnishchev made him pr previous June. Born In 1895 In Nithid Novgo. Khrushchev dwnp. ,,d him in One of the lot of the Old Bol. inier In February 19M and for 1958, has died after a "protract. sheviks, Bulganin Joined the tw3 ycar c as rod, now Gorky, Bulganin was the party He was reducij to hairszn ing in a Moscow suburb on a the son edserlous illness," Ta report- Communist party in 1917, th of a white-collar worker e chief's traveling companion of the soviet Sta te Bank, a job pension. On Jan. 1, I, he ed. lie was 79. and was given a commercial year of the Bolshevik Revolu. abroad and closest associate in lie had held two decades before, emerged froul seclusion to join education. But instead of going The brief report by the offi. tion, and made his way up the public at home. But Kus clal Soviet news agency said official ladder to become Stal- ehev ousted him in March 1958 then demoted again five months Khnhehev who by then had Into business, he ok the Cornlater and exiled to the provinces himself been driven from power munist path. BREF Rocket - __ Former WORLD . Tu.sday, Feb. 25, 1S-5A J i beer to a horse! (I'm not kidding. . . cause he says just to prove he was sober, he went back the followin g day and went to the same bar jaiL In time to see a woman leading a horse out of the esstablishment.) ________ Business Ind w ff ' e EvanlnOH.,a Sanford, Fl. ,*_ 7 I'm not going to give this caller's name. He insists that he may take a can of suds on occasion, but he's not a heavy diinker. "John, you live in Lake Mary, don't you?" "Yep!" "I walk ed Into a bar there. Got myself a can of Bud.... and made a fast retreat," says the cAller. He continued his tale (or Is it tall in th1 case?) by stating It was the first (line he's ever been In a psalmist of the old hermit of rhyTnn and reason at IT'eflary: 'Since thr hermit isa non.moker, what do you think of a min ister starting a crusade against smokers-who in Freedom's Face? "Answer is entitled Smoke Yoke: To halt the . _ _____________ L smoker.pest is common need, but handicapped by minister of creed. Tb better If Prok&ior of Good Health, attack tobacco Industry's greath wealth. For smokers are like blunt. In your bigots of anotherbrand. Thus common sense Is what the cause must be. ( better health and human liberty." . ~. A ~ __________ Pakistan Arms I xim~ Strains India - . . . . #.. .- __ - S _______ ______________ ______________________ •— ________ munition A (a. ___________ WASHINGTON (AP) The lations. India attaches imporU.S. resumption of arms sales Lance to Its friendship with the on a cash-and-carry basis to USA but friendship is a twoway Pakistan has brought a new street." strain In ____ ___ 7__~-._-..7._ .., upply Low __________ relatioto ________ dia. Pakistani leaders, mean- the ____ position that Ainericpn pol______ time, began preparing their icy towards South Asia remains ________________ 15& Vietnam military shopping list, .#.., Mideast Pact Endangered the same as Kissinger had ,1 _______ In announcing the end of the statt' d last NovefIIt)Iyr Economic Advisers is too pessimistic in doubting Ih I hc _____ decuk.1)k1 cwii.irgu v.hethu c can autiupate a turnaround in the I'rcss cap- VIMted India and Pakistan. SAIGON (AP) South Viet- muffiated. Even if it were, Sou th ons sales to both Pakistan and That policy Is not to upset the UL recession in 1975 after all. President Ford also is Syria and the Palestine nam can survive without sup- Vietnam has same limited fl1 _____ Deared today to be India, the State Department strategic balance between I __tU'A 4 y ` making another attempt to block a new warning against a panicky reaction to economic ....*.II __ tary aid from the nancial resources, reportedly said Monday it saw no reason dla, the world's six th Israeli-EgyptIan agreement unless it provides United States, but Its ammuni- up to $300 million, including nuclear news, especia lly the recent report that I hi for au "t why the 1Jntttj St Israeli withdrawal on the Syrian frnnt nnrl "r.-' ho'.ilt! pon'r. ar4 Pihstan which lost . . lion stocks wnt!d full lop rum- do!1r rv$ 'rVi rrve. • ... . a unemployment rate had reached 8.2 per cent, the nui, continue to enjoy very good its the esteblispment of a Palestinian state. And Death . gerrwly low level by June if .:L-. eastern wing when Bangla. highest SIflCe 1941. w If the supplemental aid Is reSyrian Foreign relations with both countries. desh won indeiendence Minister Abdel üglting gets worse, accorcing Ihilim Khaddam and In the •.. WASHINGTON (NEA) '.h.. There Is in this Just how bad is our economic situation? Secretary of S A poll taken in Ohio last year may serve to te ta Yasir Arafat, leader of the PLO, Henry A. Decem to analysts say, South th r Western be political and millJed, /' 1971 proposed at President war between InThere town a most virulent hate for business and inis an old truism that whether we descri be a glass Kissinger was expected to take din and Pakistan. Illustrate the di vid ed thinking or Americans'over Vietnam Anwar Sadat of Egypt and King Hussein of Jordan meet would simply ha ve to of dustry Wi thin Congress, the bureaucracy and tary an alys ts here. .c . . the question of aborUo, surely cie of the most with Syrian President flafez Assad and Arafat this. position at a news conferget by until July 1 when it could -1 water as half empty or half full depends on our among commentators, At the same time, they said Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, I ence today. painful controversies ever to rei,d society and 'coordinate joint action In the crucial current stage of the start drawing funds for the new point of view. It may be scant comfort to the man in _________ ___________ Much has been said about the oil lobby, the -"Nor ,• . th Vietnam and the Viet fl _________ Tc Mass., said removal of the one of the least susceptible to rational debate. Midd le East conflict," But India's ambassador T.N. year. the unemployment Line, but the labor statistics also busth lobby, the munitions and aerospace Cong have enough stockpiles on '. _— '1 1 1 1 1 mill arms embargo serves no useful A survey of 623 persons by Ohio Poll, an Kaul did not see the future were telling us that 91.8 per cent of Americans in lobbies. Little has been reported about the other hand to sustain an offensive for purpose "If we wish to Improve Western diplomats say that organization financed by r.empapers in the tJ.S.-!ndian relations In cp 144 ,-, •" _____________ _________________ the. !'-"' '""' . US. coin — th Btryhis Airlift " ftilrt' with qnttism nor ____ _______ ,.ar. our IU24 since tL 3igning of the ceaseJUI)5• relations with Pakistan, •. Umistic terms, state, found that 70 per cent of those surveyed " for business and profits they would peck private ely we ur million people, providing goods and services wor fire agreement can find some '-i. other In January 1973, th ' "II is regrettable that the s These sources say favored a mandatory death penalty, with no two.. \ industry i the doldrums. '. .Tal_ %s11!N;ToN AP — The Uni ted States Is beginning means than pthe U by ni once ted States has not reagain JI $1.5 trillion, still a phenomenal outpouring of thirds of the $300 mil Judicial discretion to reduce the nalty. U.S. goverwnent should have pe on li in ! f A. . an airlift of emergency food supplies to the blockaded contributing to another arms _____________ plennental aid requested from Placed equipment for the Soutli ____ ____ _________ felt it necessary to ctange i production by any standards. % f cafly, are not members of a subversive party, or Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. ; Co ngress by President Ford for Vietnamese on a one-to-one policy of an arms embargo favored a law permitting doctors to end the lives I _____ South Vietnam would go for basis as allowed under terms of of hopelessly ill patients, even at the request of wNch had helped relax tension State Department spokesman " cushioning the privations of the unemployed are the main, honest, decent hardworking citizens L.. Three commercial DC8 aircraft will begin carrying rice " \\\ the patient or his family, '~'~ ammunition and file], the rest the accords, with international and the process of normalim- Robert Anderson declared the ______________ greater today than at any time in the past, who love their country, their wives and children. . and some fuel today or Wednesday, Increasing to five for an assortment of items such supervision. Lion," he said In a statement. United Sta tes has no interest in Among older people, the percentage sup1 aircraft and six or seven flights a day especially during the depression years of the 1930s But they hate. for no longer than a porti ng the dea th penalty rose to ) per cent for "It is all the more regrettable resuming Its role as a major as spare parts, 001 coin~3 1 Except for about 30 advanced 30 day period, according to Assistant Secretary of State which are being recalled for comparison wi th our They bate ao enthuslt1cally, in fact, that they municattons thoft over 65. Only 41 per cent in Oils age group because of the adverse effect equipment It arms supp er li to the region or In and F5E Jet fighter-bombers and Philip Habib. current recession. 1tPCdfl favored euthanasia. Not surprisingly, the young, medical supplies, will have on Indo-American re- stimulating an arms race. — PY _____ some vehicles, the United ___ ___ who are the least likely candidates for Members of Congress would not be Pollyannas P — a plethora of Impossible- to - conform to ___________ "I don't WA the country will States has not purchased or re__ euthanasia, favored it the most and were most _________________ if they took the time to consider the positive aspects that could strangle productive * 4 collapse if they don't get the placed heavy war equipment grow and extend the 1enth th opposed to the death penalty. of our economic picture before embarking supplemental aid," one of these such as tanks and artillery recef beyond all reason, ' _______ Catholics and Protestants generally favored _ JE. ___ ___ dramatic programs aimed at trea ting the negative death penalty while opposing but m we may think of munition stocks would fall to a meid, diplomats say. aspects. It is important to remember that I Jews, who might be expected to have the most business and buslnesmwn, we are dependent on dangerously low level by .~ . ff overreacting to the evidence of recession makes But it is known that a few serious reserntlons about "mercy killing," Industry to Werease it* production of energy and th ere is a high level of fighting mon -1 th be recession worse by crippling the area of the oth s fore the signing — FER 25 over whe1mvt.*1y supported both the death 4 in sufficiently to end the recession the next few months." / _______ ________ ______ jow__________________________________________________ when it became evident that an economy which is still healthy and needs to get andtoafforuiosereguiarwag Scnford Optimist Club, 7 penalty (72 : cent) and euthanasia (76 eganpeary Parliamentary Law tlnft, 7:45 8 weeks, Adult Education The 1700 m illi on Congress apagreement was near — the main campus HG; 7 p.m., and healthier to reduce unemployment, p.m., Chase Building 202 Oak p.m. at borne of Mrs. Leonard Campus, Bldg. to keep Improving the li ving standards of the 6, call Seminole 8:15 p.m., SJC 11-5.6. Call proved f or South Vietnam U for ni ted States rushed in hunAve., new member workshop. Toy, 1490 W. FaIrbanks, Junior College Community Community ____________________ President Ford has programmed a $52 billion average man and to ease the shortages which The poll did oot deal with the question of e f cal year th is at th be gan last cireds of tons of equipment, in. Services Seminole cookout. . deficit into the next federal budget Congress haS have led to inflation. Speaker, Mrs. C.W. Reese, past Services for reservations. ~ -: ',. -,'-but Its resul ts may not be entirely _;~_ f, July I will run out by June 30. In cluding aircraft and tanks, in Junior College Community 7-----% - shmn little indination to make the sacrifices in state president Florida State Overeaters Anonymous, irrelevant In view of the cMLm by "right to life" AM we am dependent on business to aw his budget for the fiscal year an effort to beef up the South 'r' Personal Growth and Services for reservations. I "A ' AstatIon of Parllamen. federal spending which would hold tha deficit even lOt the millions of un.n'nioyed a.m.,600 W.Sfi 434,14W.)gw ' spokesim that the leptintion of abortion will lV 6 begInn1ngnextJuIyiF,.) .J Vietnamese. n. act Analysis,? p.m., ood; tarlDns- Community EJC, A-107. inevitably lead to eugenic laws d1xilng, fIrst, Women Interested seeking $975 million for Smith In ftVwr Cali Seminole 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and organizations may se Weou say that of the dying. then the merely old, then the pltal Vktnain. nd officers Junior College Community Edano 9:30 a.m., to 12;31) dtfed as a reason for bigger tax cuts and blUer must have the earnings to adrad U Sir" the cease , flre North Vietrequired re f or in tar vesting in equi ded or Insane and ultimately political pm ent necessary P.m., no fee, 6 weeks, S.IC's 1,a Grange, a three-and-a-balf loot high donhouse made of wood, mak&work programs — and consequently a bigger While some congressional nam has heavily beefed tip its for increasing productivity, for expanifing output Response To 'Clock ma]contents or anyone else society wishes to be (,. South Seminole Center. Call ceramic and lace captures attention at New York's Falrtree . Lake Howell High School Caucer open forum,Seminole deficit ' hold dear by siniply sayi.rig, "it is not new?" leaders say It is doubtful J t Crooms High School Band foes while South Vietnamese rid of. and for meeting the antipollution standards our SJC Community Services for Gallery now exhibiting a contemporary crafts show.71e unique Advisory Committee, 6 p.m.. Memorial Hospital auditorium, Parents, In response to your "Around tue Clock" found We hesitate to dignify the associate editor's the supplemental aid will be forces have declined, although A ballooning federal deficit can have only two laws now r-quire. 7:30 p.m., Band it is significant that while the Ohio poll In. dollhouse, which sells for $2.000, is one of hundreds ot unusual Oviedo High conference room. 8 P.M. co-sponsored by County In Sunday's Herald, Mr. SPOM's conarnents on comment as to the inequahty of the irWzuctors at dicates that most Americans favor the death approved. analysts say it is Un- theY still outnumber the North consequences. One of them is to drain capital away creations on dlcpiny. Open to public. me varied difficulties the Rosenwald issue Is a prime example of Rosenwald by replying. Evidently, Mr. Spoiski penalty, no one warns Medical Society AuxiliM and MAR. 4 likely that all aid would be ter- In manpower and equipment. Divorce: Communication from the pri vate sector of the economy which far that the legal execution of ha ve in getting the capital they require uninformed journalism. Throughout this con- has not heard of state teachers' certification.., murderers will Cancer Society. Public Invited. Furniture Refinishing , 7 Before, During and After, "Who FEB. 2$ Inevita bly lead to the execution creates productive jobs with its capital in- to expand, and the ecenomic barriers to profits troversy, of all the Inequities, explanations and Rosenwald teachers have successfully taught In p.m., 901 W. First St., Sanford. Am I Now?" 7 p.m. Call Florida burglars History and day time bank robbers and eventually all Clvi Ian International Call Seminole Junior College vestments. The other is a reckless expamion of the which discmuW eimn hime bm brought proposals espoused by both sides "Improper other schools thirm0iout the cwntry, state an'd Seminole Junior College ctus for adults, First Federal (Sanford) 7:30 p.m., C&v d tIlflC and again. But the attical barrIer is a techiii(' has never been among them. money supply which will subject the healthy part of nation, aller Community Services for Community Services for of Seminole, First Street, Restaurant, 17.92. For anyone's information, (and we are sure The history ci capital punishment has, in fact, our economy to further ravages of Inflation, the lack (1 confIdence spreading through wide reservations. It is obvious to all that Mr. Layer's proposai reservation, Sanford, 10 a.m., to noon. , sectiow of indtatry and agriMture, it the men the scliod officish will agree with this ON) was not the best. If it were the associate editor been just the opposite. Once i c n i Ps of criminals. most serious threat it faces. i Registriltlon still open for 10 FE& 28 I've met with are representative. That lack of Rosenwald is not and has never been considered would not be referring to it in the not all of them guilty of capital offenses, were ATIIEINS, Greece (AP) - ta!" and "Turn the junta over tatorship who are all in t t, One thing that should make any economist . weeks course. Sponsored by Deltona Star club, 10 a.m., jad points in major cities. However, by anyone familiar with Its educational output as confidence has been generated in no put to death in this country each year. Yet Issue The here Is how The can every Greek government is re- to the people!" white dismal these days is the possibility that Congress meawe by the growing power in Washington, awaiting trial AREA DEATHS Project OAS!S and SJC. on treason and Deltona Community Center. their plan was discovered while before the Supreme Court's 1972 rulling that, as a school where any improper teaching parents' gr(rip get what biey want and the ported interrogating at least l..,4fl $hrw 1l 'i;f inn In the winds in horrnwinm and t. i1&w*etiiui duires. • .—., --'-"-4 Jim Arrovo will show slideq rd ,,, ,, they were still trying to perOther Greek cities were re1. U W "1"' minute a black group speaks up they are called customaz ily applied, the death penalty con''P"J .%I. offiLers to find out how much of Central Florida Mineral and trip to Spain. I.lght lunch at These include George Pa. suade other officers to join spending under the mis"en impression that business day-to-day operations and by Ow "ant.i" ported calm with no outward The chUdren who attend Rosenwald have law-breakers? The Bible and ever. other basic sUtuted cruel and unusual punWlment, it had , CLARENCE JOHNSON Gem Society, "Trends in noon. Odd Fellows of Deland, former the armed forces was involved signs of unusual military activi- padopoulos, who led the cob- them. govermment can cure this recession. In so doing it attitudes busirwsamen face in this city. consistently ranked as high as any in Seminole tenet of mankind clearly states that every parent been virtually abollshW In practice. Despite the Jewelry Making," 7:45 p.m., member and an of in. an attempt to overthrow Pre- ty. The A nels' coup in April 1967. and the would destroy the vitality of the private sector of County cmaU the standanzedtestjanj, Is responsible for the upbringing of I's-her fact that many states have since restored Norman deVere Howard Clarence w. Johnson, 64, of Orange City it to With all this hate, paradoxically, there's a Also, upon reaching middle I 0 Cotmcil 15 years. mier Constantine Caramanlis touched offthens announmment military police chief, Brig. M a wave of anxiety in school and high children. In our society that includes First SavingsDrive, and Chapter United Daughters of 900 S. Mellonville Ave., San- He was a member their books, Capital punishment remains in and the economy, which is where the seeds of recovery pervading few in govmumt today of allowing return the former military Loan, Federal 2424 Edgewater of the CarCyprus, where the pro-Junta mitrlos loannides, who ousted _________________ .. W11001, the Rosenwald child= have never been management of our chUmn's education. Many dislftthe Confederacy, 2:30 p.m. at ford, died Saturday morning. penter's Union of Sanford for 30 dictators to power. must inevitably take root. major compwies to go broke. contracts and Orlando. Greek Army officers who over. Papadopoulos in November . onlookers fail to see the fact that the schools are (Aher assistance we all too frequently gim to .singled out in any nuuiner as Inferior. At the mm time, Wstory providgs at least one the home of Mrs. Charles Born in Sinks Grove, W. Va., he years, president and member of 0 The goverrunent announced threw President Makarios last Im. As to tk facilities, Owe are several schools supported by the parents' We2 (blacks am example FEB. 27 a . companies whoise performance has bean poor Swtmy at 208 W. 17th St. was a Presbyterian, was Hollywood Memorial Gardens .Monday that it had suppressed July and their supporters in the of a society whose politics and ideology Averoff-T(miLus did not dis. in Seminole County with buildings a old or older assessed the same as whites), the Superin. ; an attempt to restore the mili. It Seminole Audubon Society, 2 Sanford. Co-hostesses, Mrs. retired from the Justice Cemetery Association. f 0 and Withheld m more efficient producers, did not permit alx~on, yet which carried LLclose the number of officers Inthan Roenwald and of similar plan and like tendcnt is C&d by th parents' vo p.m., Florida Power and IJght Claarles Sleenworth aM Mts. Department for women in West - -. Fn Eoka-B undergrnsind pre all thuang the best d toward the level of and all elimination ot e and sodally or racially "unfit" to Survivors include his wife tary Jursta that cullap3ed beven still at large. But there, too, Volved but said they averaged building, Sanford, for the purpose of educating th construction and they are not under any threat of W.B. Wallace. months ago. Military worst Virginia. such horrifying extremes that it has left a perMrs. Ruthanna Gilmore, less than one in a thousand The phase-out. We must remember that newness Is children in a manner satisfactory to the parents. M A prclwsal to set a cutoff date for eligibility for benefits for id the cuilsPiritors sources therc was no sign of unusual Greek Survivrs include a brother, Orange City; two daughters, MARC!! 3 manent scar on (lie consciouness of mankint armed f or ces total a bout This column is not going to glorify hardly ever an indication of the efficiency of arrested military ub, Woman's Cl Mary activity. Ike future veterans of the military deserves support in this period of Songwriters Guil d of Central Frank L Johnson, Sin ks Grove, Mrs. Joe Set tle of Arvada, included the commander of the Thank heaven Mr. Spolski's "Around the This was Nail Germany. 160,000 men, but the to businessmen. Tlley are nm like those in anything, including schools. How can one justify Clock7:30 p.m., is -Only one man's opinion." economic strain and spiraling anna C(*tS. Lake Mary Florida, 7:30 p.m., First W. Va.; two nieces, Mrs. Jean Colo., and Mrs. Claud Anna main tank division in Athens, a As stated before, the abortion controversy Wense Minister Evange]03 number of officers was not : AP government, In the press and In Congress. is ~resbytcrian Church. the destruction of an institution many people I Anendtopenslonsandburfalallowances coujdbeachjeyed Herbert I. Felder not susceptible to rational debate. Federal Savings and [Aan, 2424 Clark, Altamonte Springs and flunt of DeLand; two sisters, brigadier, two colonels and a Averoff-Tositsas said In a available. simply by a presidential declaration' that the Vietnam War Is Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 Ed gewater Drive, College Mrs. Frances Cain, Mrs. CA. Boyd. Orange City number of majors and captains. broadcast that a very small The minister said the armed 0%ler. -t~!_~~--11,, About 200 young supporters of number of "senseless, unrepen- f p.m., Altisitsunte Springs Park. Members asked to bring Indianapolis, Ind. and Miss Hazel Gilmore, Rock. orces had been put on the aleirt rTA_iIo_! , J-k!-. JACK ANDERSON Termination of e xpensive educa tional benefitstopeacetime _-,. . ,..--. 1k "~'- ~ : --- - L' Community Center. Bri.sson FunraI Home in yule, Nd.; fi grandchildren, the government demonstrated tant officers were involved in and measures taken to "met-any new work. Public .' wi ve terans ll require legisla tion by Congress, where charge. AllenurnmnerWll Funeral in a downtown square Monday the plot, lie said they were dilessly suppress anybody who ;'-- '.:-:,-: 6 tlment has been in favor of Increased — not red uced — veteran Home, Orange City Chapel in night, chanting "Hang the Jun. linked to the leaders of the dic- deviates from the path of duty :4 ROBERTS. CURRIE charge. and honor." National security today will be better served by making lie assured the nation that MOVING more money available for ships, planes, tanks and weapons _ "democracy is safe and strong. thin In perpetuating in time of peace a program designed Poinciana Ave., Clearwater, ly entrenched around the electapeclfIcallytoreCognIzethesacrfficejdanandedjnthneciwi-. Fla., died last night (Monday, Funeral Notices FEB. 24. 1975 Charlc't 5ch*rs. Deflary government." lEXICO CITY (AP) Six (10)5 visiting Mexican tour- ed ADMISSIONS Feb. 24, 1975) at Bay Pines WASHINGTION- As part of our Watch on get togeow to decide which was best. LiIIIn H Roihermel, Military sources said the brakes and tranunts.sion lacked durability; arw Saritarl lloughseas and 5O-mile-hour ist attractions. Phyllit May Freund. Dctona is asking. Ullnun is saying privately that the tax Waste series, we have written column after Veterans hospital, St. PeterThe Germans signed up their most ex- the noise level in Die cab was dangerous to plotters planned to make their JOHNSON. CLARENCE w.— winds didn't stop Britain's rebate should be at least $4 billion greater than column about Victoria A Xiç attempt early Monday mormillions that the armed aer- perieneed manufactures-s, Krupp and Faun, to human ears, Ruitl J Curl. Deltona the Queen Elizabeth 11 from mak. vic-ts have m1undered on wwthkw weaponry. "gn the German model. The Rosa M Earley They arrived in Mexico Cit lie was the brother of William the President has requested, Senate Democrat., Bernice M 'os si, o 50 S Meltonville U.S. Army turned Our report". Ed Tropeano, has interviewed ( lk . isfres C Dfivi% ng her first state visit to Mexi- aboard a British Airways VC10y ning, using light armored Marle A Young. Dellom are likely to press for even dt Staggering amoun ts have been lavished on to Chrysler, which has had Ave. SAnford. who died 1). (Billi Currie, managing - vehicles to seize strategic Nancy Van Dusen limited experien ce several pe ople who have been closely connected Ma'y Ourns. Orange City Herald.SMurday mcninq. will be held CO. l'lie royal yacht Britannia was __________________________ editor of The Evening military bardward that should rver have been with heavy equipment, jIER5ONNEtJ ChOIC V flut? Edward H, Wild. Oenqe City al II a m Thursday t with the project. They say the HET hasn't passed And more than a million forced to anchor several miles Speaker Carl Albert hi been urging he For fast relief purchiliseed. Often the Pentagon has contracted Currie was born in Beaver 4a'ry lee Jr — Oanel Hallard. Pametlo qr,'yMldC in Ohill Crnwtry Ille field tests, held in 1968, were easily won a single test, t rult Ch Dorothy eering Mexicans turned out lkmocratic dons in tile House to Lutite bc hind an rha o Noll. Wnt Clernioni w ith lev D.v'd H away from the Caribbean for new cquipment without waiting to find out by the Germans. The German model was so Falls, Pi., and had served with ,rT'._ call the Sandra E Lrlbowd:. Casseitwrry Even the Army auditors found the HET to be Lynda 0, Schneadcr. Winter ollicialinq Dris%on Funeral ~ with confetti and roses to greet economic policy, the U.S. Air Form during the whether it wora, which would give more relief to superior, in Iact that the U. S. cbsenrerg in sad shape and recommended Improvements, Peggy Ann M,Uo, Casselberry tione in 'I',,rqe Srins her Monda y. cause of the rough seas and In a recent report, for Instance, we told how ret'ommented Its immediate purchase. the lower and middle Incomes. He has stressed Korean Conflict. Arthur r, H Power, Deflary Clarence W Iiomrnon, Weitlake, 55 mph. 15 mpg. Yet the brass hats, rather than admit their own FIorrrr Hail DeRary C that middle-Income families carry t'e biggest The queen and her husband, they took a launch ride ashore the Army had pttrchased a prizt truck before It Sur vi vo rs include his Widow, But this embarrassed the big brass at the bad judgment, re OILMORE. CLAUDE R._______________________ Ohio Prince Philip, planned to spend before catching the plane. Jected these recommendi; ,dons, share of the tax burden. They Mary R fluckley. Welchester, Funeral Services for Claude R Sue, Clearwater, three thecamaGoat, Army Material Command, who had backed the too. (Ml C I /(11g. are also the most ______________________ ,hadpassetlft,s field tests. 187 PA It wcn't be long now befo re c-11mro, m ot the great semi. likely to use their tax rebates to 157 W. rrench it was supposed to move, goat4fice, over rugged CIMIer venture. They simply Ignored thKurt, with the U.S. Amy in buy the i'r Ave. Orange City. who ,lird tC5tS, trailers will be delivered to the Army. Tlwre is autoltiobile.iandappli, .1[11-Ts . (rmtiany; Scott and Uokrt Jr. BIRTHS r'idy th-It , A ould stimulate ¶i riiiolj' Mi nur,.)i aLrugated Ube agretinef-it with the Germans and no reason to Ix-lieve they will perform any bet Hostess. I 1' Hospital, will br held WedneWay the truck virtually shock ap - and a daughter. Kinitx-rly when it left the awarded a contract to 4 !z C hrysler for 200 of the than the faulty test models. This will mean $30 Kino, -i 01fl. SlInford At 1010 m m of Allen Sum Did You Know Democra. . .Albert has also pleaded orge Stuart snw.h pavement. Ann, all of Clearwater. his Yesterdays high 76 l h t% ~ sernkrailers that had jot bern J=vn Interior. milficn do-man Ur drain. In mcrhtll I uneral home, Or4,tge 4backrooms tha I the American nqwning 49 110 mph. 25 mpg. en there was mother, Mrs. I e (OER, an Charlotte B. of DISCHARGES amphibious Th th The brass hals, having refused to City Chiipd with Rev Bob people are looking t MARGE WILLIAMS / Footnote: The Army's official comment Is Fair and cooler tonight and Sanford Sells Surveying aesperately for leadership, that Army truck, which was supposed to be abie to actnowledg,tliat lãnesville, Pa.; four brothers Jenkinsand Rev James Harnish 322- 1512 It lamt't coining the Germans had produced a that the HET is performing satisfactorily. A from warmer Wednesday. HIQtS mostly Kale I Swaim of Trinity United Methodist LET US PUT YOU President Ford and, therefo a'oss rivers and Iake& But on wat, the GOR better cargo and four sisters, Sanford in th e lower 705, lowS mid lOt o Lorraine P FIDW? i ut carrier, also couldn't admit there spokesman told us the previous testing Ctusch officiating. Burial n Instruments? was a GONER; It had a disconcerting habit of wasa toev 5') West to wthwtst WindS was Democrats must provide a un Services are incomplete. 1. Mbudt' C Coleman ,. li011ywbØcf Cemetery. Friends wrongwth prototype "successful" because It had led to "type IN THE PILOT'S SEAT around iS mn p h d(rCas'ng by MR S. DONALD GILLL Geoeqe Ink in. Jr may i-all at Allen 5tmmerhltl "'HtWhat hanoened Ov' fhia nowt i , I t..,.i pin.Ulfl,tl," ,t 1. 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Add to that the parents' worry that their son or daughter Is missing school and th e child's fear of annual Bach Festival presented ning, March 8. failure nr riWcule when he returns to school, and you have b the Bach Festival Society a distressing situatio n. - 1 thank alto, for her 13th. For Joyce you, •- . - - ~ Concert - Hetzel, also alto, this will be her sponsoring such a quality production We look forward to V'Z.th'. Ly i. ch 8 ar when the represented talent ed too From M Altamonte Springs, festival Tucson Boys Chorus pays singers are John D. HnU; Paul SaInfOrd a visit. Parker from Goldenrod and That Silver Spurs Rodeo Maria WwWMn from Winter bumper Even Springs complete the local for this i'Itv ulrI the"e - ' be )d th. weekend at this bi-annual event in KissiuLmee. Next rcrdeo is night since October, and over the Fourth of July starting March 2, they will practice rtightly. Music director and conductor I s Dr. Ward Woodbury. Instrumeniahsts from the service "she en itirnied "flp- weekend -a marvelous way to fh '' if _,_ 1 ' J- - - - - - --7.Z-V j . 01 - - -.. -it- 1_ . __ ! , . . - - ~ - , -. -- u— - It I .- l! Li.,T%,"*. 1, I - -- -' - - .. W - - - - - COOKING UP M W - 's *_ W;o sf7 ~ N. - ______ - AKFAST -And the money. DEAR ABBY: I smoke because I enjoy it. And I resent the way people are now trying I I/ - to make smokers feel like i__ ,. f SMOKING" signs in places -r- .- . f t I- *-;~7_ - ollnv_.- vvl - . - P I I,% 1-~ - 7.1* WJL - __ -- ------ --- - __ . __ / - DEAR "E*hjbiUonlsTif' have r'vous coughs, or In the medical-legal applies to males who also make me nervous, but! display their gcniLts in public don't mention 11 Such men are usually impotent o, since smoking is also a and insecure in their ner%oua habit, why can't peopte - SMOI(ER . " MARDIGRAS I . - - %ta-ft t~____- __ ~__ - ~% _ - I .. - : : --- '' - Ball held - '- - the German American 1-Immirty, were 'Printe-.4' !ariann' Be'Ilnger and PrIttz' Fri,_- l oil, wSo by . .. __ — _-__i ~ --h % . . - bow TAI.LAHASSEE. _ U ~- cerded t1 19W 'F hi . Gm9e Hoffmann and Mrs. Frieda fleftne. Celebrating his tenth yrr a' Court Jester, Steve Randa tickled many a funny bone during the German-style Easter restlrles 0 r1 __ _ ~I The team, led by all stators Rubin Cotton, Joe Starling and Derrick MDrtin, won three games Friday and Saturday to win its first state intermediate ' -- boys' basketball tourney. - •_ ' - -. 11111 # _~ -__ . . ___0;:fr-_ .. 7k~~ , In the finals Saturday night -. I .. - 1--k . . , - ._._~ a_ ._ t . I ". .ç --: - - 't -: - le- . 4 - ..I - SI Faeultv members of Seminole and Lakevlei high ieht4s squared off last night In a Donkey as co-hostesses Gordon Williamson) - .I - Men Gardeners Rebecca 0.Bus, treasurer and Mrs. Lester A. Smith. roibliroy L ..... ,%. d- lkenoW I-1'u" i rc i I''f i golf team travels to Polk Junior (-ar(kd a 337-72 to lead the depth to take up the slack. i, .: By CRAIG AMMERMAN AP Sports Writer lion last fall. That may have made Hem There are increasing signs meter's club the biggest one. Plan he devised, Is requiring all last season. that the World Football IRague ye ar I 05ing propositI on in the te ms a to place in escrow an Sources say Shreveport, La., eight groups of owners willing ......~ -J -ty., In the fall, Harkins was the "in previous years we've had Raiders' most consistent golfer, registered a 40-34-74, Paul and the fifth and sixth players fall tourney and the Raiders Prof '. Loomq ORLANDO, Fin. (AP; - tion that " t1 incredible first season, when i5 11, I ' College at Mayfair. A gainst Da y tona Beach Charlie Ta%lor a freshman Institute of Kyoto, C. Wildner served delicious De'llona co nducted the installa. (inn of nets officrs of the au, LI j Dram, W I. Ikenobo-Ikeba Soel I Carf.er. and Miss Irene Hinton; East and Centr al Florida also to Mesas il4Hfl enr,1ngz, Chapter at a luncheon in te w r) Dena In, Feb Mikler, Stanley R Pierce, installed20were: sirs. "We've got some mad Blazer Shader, who specializes top golfers, Jay Gibson of three wveks ago. McAdam said attending Troy State in ties of Chris Hernmeter, an Ila. money and make a little PrOI the Orange County courthouse sell identifiable Blazer items the 12 teams probably were the Alabama on a g olfing waiian land d e v el oper whose it," Shader said Monday after In the hope that the equipment like helmets and jerseys to in f na cial easons, Coac best in the .w •is,i wuwu ue auctioned Oil piece- Widuats, but hoped to peddl e i n r h --------- - - a. - Mrs. Kenneth Davis, president Of the Society, is a Senior Professor of !kenobo In. --* slitute of Kyoto. Mrs -L.- ... -f' t.I*.-&-W.6. ~_ :- ______ - - I ' 1 % A—; Super Sunday Attracts 1 -• -: —M 7- ._ — 4 A013 - -Y * .,. ,- - idriers ,meow, .. i;x7r, -. _ ,r•:a_ 1Y a.._...._..-' - - - . - - ' - .—'—— - competed In 'Super Dwight Harris won the ____ - Drawa Chevy Red Stauffer of Orlando The 'Super Sunday' event captured the best looking car will be a monthly spectacle at award with a 1926 Ford with a the dragway 454 Chevy engine ,- . -- - - - :_ Eliminator class in an Old. smobile wagon and Clark Jones won the hot wheels di'1sion ii a 1966 Chev - Nova with a 327 The Duster from Torque East Speed Shop of Caueiberry, and a Corvette owned by Tom Waters of Orlando,takeofflnamodifiedstreCtclauheat. i 1 cubic Inch engine. Sunday" at the Central Florida mod[ified greet class in a IW =_ - meal They groaned loudly the bulk of the equipment to when Shader began bidding for high schools and colleges. -, i iVith twoIdds of driving age, I care about the car Insurance I RRIVE AUVF $=V= switched to Ukeo and poUcy and saved S TATE YOU CM SMI . .. . when you're with Safeco.4) -*--- II1 li i i '*,~ . 4, :I ~. I Women's Club of Casselberr y 4 #, .I I . ~0 _FfM ,0 _~:w - - - . - . L( 1°! W of II UNDE';. .~ ~, Cows n's Underworld - FRW L.._0•l 1P - . , j;..,,. IV - - 10 I __* I - -,---,--_A;— - - - .-'i - i --- 101 - L_ - IPOST TIME 8 PM ~ lol -. ' - Z;2; - ~ - ~~-- SIR#? ....ste k -•.--.:-' RLO TCbi I , r/j -- I " ' / c - - Z. i I -ilt-, _~~~_ - ff-r-b1- regtuar meeting will be held Overbrook Drive This Is the Annual Membership Tea meeting, arid wom In the commun1tycin. tend Guest speaker will be Kirby "Sky King" Grant of Sky King Boy Ranch In lot I ___ ~ - i -. abetter r : also rexognized new garde n II ii the entire inventory. ment inventory of the defunct Businessman BillI Shader soon Blazers at a public auction. may' qualify for the sports trivia ,, Orlando, who left sc hool for Assistant Professor. Ikenobo - II — '011, %ice president, isan ge of ar rangements. For one thing, Hernmeter, op. avoid the ser'les of financial col- crating under a reorganization la pses that were so prominent fans on or hands" said Bill record books its the only man to peddling the proceeds of bankMarshall, a business associate sc defeated Daytona Beach Long, a freshman from Bishop were weak," McAdam said. won the Valencla Fall -Tour. cess .2 mIllion, turn a profit from the World niptcy sales, snapped U o 301-318 last Thursday at the Moore, recorded a 036-76 and "But this year we've got a nament, downing Lake City in If there is a second season - Football League's Florida Blazers helmets, shoest, pants, f Shader. "The telephone has Chip Harkins, a sophomore Club. strong team a the Mayfair Country ll way sudden death, pr etty a possibility that was very re- Blazers. jerseys and athletic supporters been people wanting to buy this The Raiders will return home from Bishop Moore, fired a 40- through," SJC was 12-6 last year, led by mote a few months ago it will for SJC finished 10th in a 12-tearn Rob Ashby, formerly of be a singular tribute to the for a 1:30 p.m. match 7bursday 39-79. "I haven't got anything in About 200 people showed up stuff" a gai nst Sante Fe Community The Raiders lost one of their tournament hosted by Valencia Seminole High School. Ashby is energies and organlzlng'abilI. mind, but I hope to recoup my for the auction on the steps of Marshall said . of the season. I. left. - - ~ - 0. ...ww _. another month to find at least ' afternoon for its second match freshman from Orlando Evans, two or three real good golfers averaging 75. Harklns won one Japan Other guests lnc!uded Mrs. t i College in Winter Haven this Raiders. Bob Hendrickson, a Community Center and Is open eakers wc ,, ji The Seminole JuMor College from Seminole High School, Larry McAdam said he has the the tournament, to persons interested in which The game was close and seconds dominated the boards in Tallahassee's two previous Sanford trailed at one point by A Pensacola turnover and six points. But the locals rallied Cotton's foul shot provided the tourney wins. to take the lead with Cotton-s winning margin. Cotton scored - be on a smaller scale with fewer dent. But he claims It will be lion. This is designed to guar. Philadelphia and Honolulu are teams and fewer name players. different this time. antee operating expenses and likely sites for WFL franchise& The league has given Itself IA CflaLafl. Guest in Wit i#ir I - large front line, will attempt to play a second history of sport, and now p' amount variously reported at Portland, Ore, Birmingham, season although it will probably back for more as league presi- between 50,000 and 11.5 ml- Ala., Anaheim, Calif., Chicago, - - seaetary, Mrs. John Blacoff, recording secretary; Miss nament Friday with a 47-43 Against Quincy In the seml- victory over the Pensacola Jimmy Edmonds, Charles finals Saturday morning, Boys club, mm) ia es Cotton stole the ball at micicourt Gilbert Bentley, Sanford trailed Pensacola the with seven seconds left and then Cotton and Eugene Meadows entire game, down by as many ,,, alternated underneath for canned a 2[400t jumper at the eight points, before overSanford to till Tallahassee's buzzer to give Sanford a 38-36 as coming the boys club with 10 win. Sm allerWFL Gears For Anothpr- Ye.ar Bes-ket-ball game at the SHS gym, but It appears the only winners were the four400ted steedi; used to MY LONG REACH Edmonds, Ken Bentley and - - , with six minutes to play in the against Tallahassee Civic, Sanford ju.mped to a 14-point lead and then struggled to stay ahead, finally' winning 48-42. Despite a blanket-like San- two-pointer at the buzzer. 28 points, while Edmonds, Mark After Tallahassee scored ford defense, Tallahassee Cotton led Sanford of. Renaud, Starling and Martin first, Sanlord rattled off three closed the gap to five points fensively with 17 points, while covered Penswola defensively. -- "It's such a worthwhile program." Mrs. Duke con. eluded. "We pe as more ople become aware of It, more will take°vantageoflI Homebound lessons." The straight fir'd goals to take a 6-2 - T'* tle advantage. - 1. - I basketball all star team is straight points to take an 18-4 chamolonship .1 ••-. ;1 . . 1 -I-. -- Sanford recreation Depart- :ead. After Tallahassee cut the game, but Sanford rifled two Riggins excelled defensively. merit's intermediate boys' margin to 6-4, Sanford scored 12 quick buckets to coast to the - back to the school. hU ( M essrs) 'r s " e Rou 5 . -- - AN-M-0. — Ta e k -.- - The young patient gets a real kick out of lying In J School, by Mrs. Stanley Pierce, presid e nt. refreshments to -' ti — 1~ lk~ I- ~ ~..- - __ ee -7 -kf.- __ _;i~ol - - - -_Is~ - I OWMI1i with the tape recorder running and recognizing the voices of his school mates. In turn, he aM Mrs. Duke, and the nurses taking care of him, have made a tape to send Glh District Membership Contest there were 16 &ten entran ts from seven shiooIjf Chairman, FFGC L. in - __ ~14I # - - pictures and flooded him with Valentine cards. in caslon. He was accornpanle.j EmIeflo1'eil,djnfor the Seminole County RI. Centennial He also displayed the beautiful National and State official Bi-centennial 1I ('C ' Wilburn, L C. Wildner, aW T- Albert 11. Croninger, first vice. Wiley. Saute Harrison Cha pter, president; Mrs. Kenneth DAR, held its February onfl next meeting will be held vice-pres presidenn, t; March 14 at the borne of M meeting at the home of Mrs. Stanley B.' Merce, with Mrs. L Leon Fellows in DeBary, with vice-president; MM Archy T. Mrs. R.G.CUrk and Mrs. G. G. Wildner as co4iostess. Schrock, corresponding : \ ROYALTYAT -' ford Chamber . - 'U - - turns taping stories for Tim to play and have drawn him Follo;Ong tlw Coffee. guests Jack Horner, executive were entertal.led at a luncheon manager of the Greater San. at the Deltona Inn with Mr __ % i!a'r at 508 ' - Donkey" looks on as If wondering why be's present. A good crowd enjoyed the laugh4filed contest and liniment venders were exWted to do a big business at both schools today. (Herald Photo by High; Lisa Van -- - PI crack their kmickles, - - Mary Ann Young of Lyman Harry Durand (1971-73). She' 1- 6.4. S - ' --\ ~ __ . __ - neflou habits of others some I i Mrs. Tangeman and those classmates have brightened up Tim's fife in other ways too. They've taken Founder's Day celebration. interest Deltona men In for. of Flower Arrangement. She is Fourteen certificates oi Ap. ming a Men's Garden Circle In an expert in the Bonsai Art and precis Uon were also awarded to Deltona. is at Present the floriculture the remaining contestants, In char of event AS Chairman of the Deltona Mrs. Paul Mikier, Chairman Garden Cl ub. Mrs Frank of the DAR Good Citenship vice.president of iecki, first Mrs. RoWrt It, Bell was in the Deltona Award Committee, reported the Garden Club, inclutting rs. cbarge of table decorations. She l4 following hih school students c iflilc a striking flower cil'I11u astI )1 were gi Mrs. Albert arrangement of a slanting Lee Uoyd (1%8); with a letter to each one: Kafle CronInger (1969-71); and Mrs MOribana design for the head -~* 1, I—— ~ . inches. Greg Jones was third at 125-feet. one-inch and John Page 'a fourth at !?Veelt 1f-h 1ii }( S %Ofl th tit Putt at 464PL, -inch, Fowler was _________ - at All Souls School, by Mrs L rewards and problems Mrs Cecil Halbert, Installing that W Ross The awørds were confron t the Titusville Men's officer, a former president of presented on Feb. 8 at the Garden Club, the only one in the DeLand Chapter of General Sanford MemorIal Central Florida, and just two Ikebana International, is an Library during a special years old lie attempted to I nstructor of the Ichlyo School I- lx cause they are prot.'l h their inEffi alt, that a why. Put that bxW and enjoy the apIaie lii your pipe and smoke It i 11 - 4 _r with Mrs Duke, keeping her current wi th what th e boy's classmates are learning. student*, Mary Curtis and Cirorge Stephens - order 116 compeumtr haWt as I % un,c i wark in P11 pratDEAR -. and Celeste Albert, sixth gr I third at 10 1 Leroy Jackson placed second in the 60-yard dash at .-. ;qctured here with assistant Anthony Jones Instructing two - iulr `1111(Alng v a U. a compulsion to expose herself right? Well, I put up with the -- As for Tim, the mere mention of Mrs. Duke's name brings a beaming smile to Us face. Luckily for Tim, his teacher back at school, Mrs Seminole County. Bronze from Chef De'.lack of Sue Ann's Capri Restaurant, Sanford, I i& % When Mrs. Nancy Kyle's cbss at Idyllwflde Elementary School medals mid certificates were Klein and Mr. and Mrs. Tom made preprzatlons to entertain their parents at a breakfast presented to Elayne Shields, Kennedy of the Titusville Club way eighth grade recently. they learned to set up and wall on tables the right Ord ddl whe nn " BRE I In doctors' waiting room for every man in the place gawks, instance. Smoking calms my gets his eyes full, and says. nervei, so isn't It natural to -Isn't that sexy?" . want a cigarette ,In a doctor's Ut's be fair, Abby. Isn't her office? Also in elevators, and in - -, - tomlessi bars, or dances where they never were before. .j - - 1 _~Fwl__~_ alL...... in public' ILl '__ Allen was first in the 100-yard dash at 10.0 and Taylor was Gary Fowler was second in the discus at 133-feet, seven F. - —' Mrs Augu 'tus Wf1flaij Jre . Of studying Oriental flower atchairman of this Com,ri-ditee, Indian Harbor Beach 6th ratigement. Credits are earned by members for their study and Widofthevariouaactivjtlesthis District Director. Fi ' experience In the various jj Nathnn S. Klein p r esident Chapter hat had, Sh. the Titusville Men's Garden of flower afftngements. These r eported that In the d credits are DAR Club recognized by the and Mrs liar American History Essa ia_ ______ -- - home History. Mrs. F. E. Rownillat, K.. ' - :sh"1 dil, t 31it 6_ eWld 1 Ir Cilted V I 'L : / Cener. - _469%imLb~ - characterized by an un. controllable urge to expose oneself, and that the man who does It needs treatment, not punishment. But when a woman exhibits her body in UnAm (and bot- - many tended the Membe rship activities designed to promol_, that followed the board The 0tapter of this smiety ineeti g the observance of February as American History Month and of the Deltona Garden CI' was organized seven years ago. It meets monthly in the Deltona ' Feb. I4 at the 'I's' to help preserve our freedom ~_ ivvz - -rW7 ' - guidetbeballupanddownthecoiirt Heretwowildenufledteachersreachforalooseballwhlle"Sir Hitt - - Rs, F E Rownillat W C iumn ____ .' I. . t, first In Seminole Memorial Hospital, and now at the Lee the DAR, was honored atm meeting. The American History - a. j. . American History Month, Z ~_ ___________________________ -- - -' - sponsored third at 21-feet, 2 -iiahcs and Thorne ;a:; 141 Ui at 20-!ezt, nine-inches. seven and FTU sevcnth with six 'e, Club Notes - I ~_ - __# ments were served to Mrs. and MISS Debbie Hawn. DEAR ABBY: Why is It that when a man is caught exposing himself in public, he is charged with Indecent exposure, locked up, and they call him an "exhibitionist?" Then in his defense, they say that .'" - ' History Month - lovely vA useful gifIL P.dresh. Herbulls, Mrs. John &&hurg By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN " - 1 .. 40 I- lenung hurdles at 57.7 and finished fourth in the 120-yardhigh hurdles at 15 Theroy he 1 -4, ' • Mina Topless Dancers Exhibitionists? ) -. that all we can do is take therra at whatever stage they heac1 dnddo what we canprevent to them falling even motivated -they're ready to drop out of school anyway, and aren't exactly delighted ,,, W en a c,er LOUOWS tiLm even t their Last year. a total of 34 $,uuvfl parudpacu ifl t Horn ho d program. SI) ar u ; ,ear, 34 have already been visited h Homebound One of these is seven-year-old Tim Lee. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Lee of Old I.Ake Mary Sanford. Tim is a second ad tt!d1.1' Elementary School, and broke his femur e ges lB I1 L1U1 In the upper leg h his bicycle. "When we heard Timmy would be Ln a cast for two months,I was ready to say, forget It. He might as well not even o back to school ear, He'll be " comn 'enteti the boy's fathJ "Then Ui lio 'ii us and told us about the Homebound program." Tim's mother said she was worried sick about hei son missing school — until Mrs Duke took over his lessons, . Taylor won the long jump w improve as the cezIen proresces, I kcl ______ *-,Z r erns was first rn we u-aru run at 1571 and Charles Holiday was fourth at 2061 David Law won the 440-yard high 1aylor was third in the triple jump at 42-feet, seven-inches %ke'll be a strong contender for t he state championship. . . if we improve." Florid,a Junior College was third with 120 points. Brevard fourth with 86, Indian Hier fifth with 12 Lal (ih irh t1 , nrougn a reiding lesson with Tim Lei- :n Seminole blemorUl Hospno. / whom nmuTiap to John Bono .took place Saturday. The bride received many Hueckstedt, Mrs. william von ____ Allen ran a 22.5 and Taylor a 22.2 in the preliminaries, M ike Gibson placed second in the 1,000-yard run at 2:21.1 and Ilihnare Scagfield was second at 13-feet, one-Inch. Eddie Esch triumphed in the high jump at six feet, th ree4nches Willie season." Coach Terry Long said. "Take this team. and add School, north Florida's premier high school sprinter. McFarland beat Merrick 's 6.8 record at the Mason-Dixon Games in Louisville, Ky three weeks ago The two spr in ters 4 ,"-i # with 51.8. %% ilkerson ran his leg in 51.7 and Perkins completed nearest challenger, Miami Dade North, 240-184 I felt like we performed pretty well for this early In the 100-yard dash, and Houston Mclier of Raker County High - N_ _ I 1. I WUCha, Mrs. Eva Bono of Uike Mary. Eva Bono. Mrs, . __________ - tly hosted a bridal ahma William Crapps, Mrs. jiunes at the Sandalwood VIIIA5 burg Michael and the bridegroom the son of Porter, Mrs. Elmer Lietz, Mrs. - _____________ .- 141k___Li _j_ A Also, Mrs. William The Wide is the daughter Of Gramkow, Mrs. Mack WHWM Mr. and Mfl. J R. WI1, -har Juacph Eragga, Mrs. 3M4 Country Club Rd., Sanford, Ronald Morace, Mrs. Paul 4 yard dash with Uwes of 235, 29and 241 respectively . (lie winning tilort In 48.9. Lyman Ifigh School's track March 14. In the firevard Invitational Saturday. SJC out-puinted its dash at 6.7, Ivory Crockett, who is the only hurnan to run a 9.0 - - by her daughtw4n Clubhouse f I -' Amy. Babs on . Moody finished fourth. Allen fifth and Taylor sixth in the 220- Thorne led off the relay with a 493 sprint, Fleming followed The SM. tratkstcrs will competeagainst Miami Dade North at derrick, and, if second at 4 ' feet, sevennthes and Mason Gordon th ird at 4 feet, two-Inches Perkins won the mile relay in 3:21.7. Junior College Indoor Track and Field Meet. San Diego, who is labeled the world's fastest human, Mike -1~ e, --. .- .- - i . 10 I . ' IhA "Some children are c, far behind when we come to them, good work of the Salvation . . __ 11~ Obviously, the Ittachm must be flexible in their approach and redesign the school program to fit the physical limitations of the Patient. Some can't sit up or use their hands, and on days, an ill child simply will not feel up to algebra or a history test. "Of course we don't work miracles," she smlied. Shower Honors Miss Wilchar istd i - & books and craft lessons. I believe for most of them, their I ± BW Sandc -. -.- ~-_-- 'thc'rne, Jim Fleming, In Allen and Kane Moody won the 440 relay In 425 Thorne, Fleming, Norwood Wlkerson and Nate The following weekend, March 7 and 8, Merrick, pole vaulter 1Iewil1compete1rthe60-yarddushjn theAAUmcet against the best sprinters in th e country, including Steve W i lliams of -- ' , lesson time Is a high point In their day." - Y - f L1Jy f" brighten up when we arrive with our tapes and films and this dream to realization. The Program mitei a music Among the generous con. low's heart sing. It includes tributions made to the Salvadon Cantata No. 147 (Jew, Joy of Army, was a check presented Man's DeSirifig) on On af- last week on behad of the ternoun of March 6, and Jewish community by Betty MAPfficant and Canta tit No. ) • (fr$, (A Mighty Fortress is Our God) (&Im Edward) Epstein, exthat evening. During he of. preulngcongratulatknsonthe - . Ching television," Mrs. Duke said. "Generally they really dedicated workers who brought - _ Mann) %eatherbee and Fit Thorne will compete in the Naflonb1 McFarl and of Indiana, %; ho heMs the world record in the in-yard , ' -14 - r ,.- '''' . - . - kI ,,_ _~ pt 1In p ___~g. ,%. ! - 'tt- 'ir "A chil'd pretty soon gets tired of lying in bed wat. a ft e F fl 00 fl, ,- S -7 I- ___ ; - - lessons, but to bring as much of the outside world into thC sick room as possible. swansm will be featured in the evening. h ' -t:! - t date with their English, math, science and social studies the SinI BM of Orlarido Congratulations to the many performed, aixl Elijah Part II - V ..~ . P =71t i S . - __!_ Resting for Friday's National AU Indoor Track and Field Meet at Madison Square Garden. Merrick, SJC's sprinter who tied the world record 70-yard (Lash at 6.8 three weeks ago only to have the record beaten later the same night, did not compete at Brevard. - ' -- they contrive not only 'o keep homebound students up to Sunday I ' apparently tied In the race, but th e judges awarded McFarland a world record 67 and Merrick a 68 -- K a.. - __ __ - . I— --_ . - - - Rita Mann and Mrs. Dottie Urshan. AD three women are -hers with classroom experience. Together entertain houseguests and family. DespaIJ will alm partic1pate, as Salvation Army facility, corner will the Brass Ememble Of24th Street and HOUy Avenue, under the direction of Byron I , Vhile the Seminole Junior College track team was dominatin g the seen team Bre%ard Invitational Saturday, Don - ~ = ! qR4 - Z_: --- - Mrs Duke has two parttlme assistants behind Mrs It was a beautiful dedication mpbony orchestra under the baton of Psyle and open day at the new Gflo C nducting, - home tutoring doesn't iidd to die parents'fin'ancial burden and it certainly relieves their worries about their child dropping behind in school.,, Florida WIUI , - County 18 months ago. "I thoroughly enjoy the one-to-one cont.act with ilk. students; I get to know them much sooner than in the classroom." Mrs Duke explained "Also, it's a pleasure he l pi ng a child who really does need help "l think it'5gretd.e For kicks, see a rodeo! C Rul es en-Team Brevard Invitational; Merrick To Compete In National AAU Meet -- . i~ Se SJ -- _5- , wT , , _-- - __ - friendly and versatile woman who thrives on the challeuge of teaching children at a half-dozen different grade levels in as many locations each day , Mrs Duke has been with th e program since Its inception i Seminole '••--' Carollue WIWAML John -, The fulitime teacher who has the "school" and is willi ng and eager to travel, is Mrs. halene Duke A first year. :&1 'J to the I ('lfl COfl1t student current in his 5"hool work for Association, - p provided by the ,"k-minole County school system for students from kindergarten to twelfth injured and physically unable to atte nd If a student Is expected to be out of school four weeks or longer, and does not have an infectious or com. Seminole Mutual •q 1 .1 municbie disease, a private teacher 1 -410 Li _______ - This is a free program of home or hospital instruction it -- •._.. U Unless you are part of the Homebound program. Marcn6 and 7at 4 and 8:30 p m Saturday Night Man) an eye was misted or with memories both days Three Sanford residents will as U1,e well-IoVed orchestra be singing in the festival — Roy leader stirred up nostalgia with - a,-' -- It was a treat to see the Co llege, Winter Park Now in its 40th yepr, the smiles on all the faces dt the _e __ --... learning to appreciate. One o the most popular A special performance for cultural events in Central Florida high school students Florida is undoubtedly the will be presented in the mor -•-- a - - That's the motto of Seminole Cuunty's Homebound teachers, whom more and more parents and students are Women's Editor and his wife, Sally, who Tuesday, Feb. 23, 1,1$—U - - -. I, IF il - . ~ -, I _::i~ . - __ - _____ 1 - " - a% . - ' •PLAY THE LL NEW TR IF ECTA .... 4 m *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV . 7 1) NY C~ . m_o -r" : Red Staulfer's i°rs Ford won the best appearan ce car award (Herald Photos by Linda Stephenson) ' : I IN LONOWOOD OFF 17fl SORRY NO ONE UNDER 15 -- __________'' S St Sanford, Fla. 3277) 322 0285 83) 9774 �-- -11 - - --_ - : = -_c- : 1_ _ .--- - - _ 2 B-Eveni ngHera$d, Sanford,Fp. TuisdayFeb.23,1,73 ___________________________ 11111111111111111i1111111110 __ - .- I . BEETLE BAILEY EvenngHeraId,5anfod, Fl. iris SCOREBOARD SPORT, M ,. S 31 73: EIGHTH, Dog Results FashionClassic VInctuvpr at New Engia I" 240 7 IF YOLI WAVE ANY Name I iN BRIEF 3I Stars Chicago at New England s-Ill. C. 31.51 andHGuunn Dny Ja 5 40 3 10 2 1 LOrditn Cite 3100 b 3.00 5 Indianapolis at Minnesota Go F Ire Ecke-1 300 I lufthlf jot 260 1 Quinieta (I 3) sio ao Oviniels 141) $32,40 I -- SECOND, S-ia. 0. 3)45 so Santly Sun I 500 S40 2 Noble Tony 7 so 6 4o 44° 3 Oviniria t2 s) sn 6o K's Ouot# Qunieti (1 3) 52) 0 53510 Daily Double Ii SJi20 Perfecta IS 2) FOURTH. s- It. D. 31. 54 EdsFinaI 100 470 3 erkley Anion Ourncla (6$) 5 PhII'øe'phi:&P:in Wednesdays Games New 'York at Boston Seattle at Washnton Cleveland at Portland, i %,6,fn Tried,., I12SI A ABA Dog Entries TONIGHT FI1ST S is a 440 3 Standings East Division " W L Pct. 00 *~,-, ~ 1, (, ". KentucKy I P'onIaiue ' '' Criss Dettile (6). 4 Huske,Fire (3). -vir 'Ti 37) 14 .0 ."Z 31 West Division 4) n n .si u, Dutch bear A 70 760 6 2 Stimmeing (6).) Uttr Voienc Doc R oc It 2-40 s SUP f4l. 6 90-0 (5). ?. Fomune San Diego 2S 40 .335 74 Ouinlela (361 SICOD S."Iter (17). 0, Forrml (10), Monday's Results Pef fec is (34) %37.50 THIRD, 5.16, M - Cactus Pete Indiana fr. san Diego lio@ EIGHTH, S-16. C, 31.11 Kentucky 109. Memphis a? MD, I Leonard skinr*r . (1). 3 K's Golly Girl 700 3t3 300 I Utah 117. New SSonyt17),4 Spool Trans (i) S. Spvnny's Jet 4.60 360 I My Run Eckert (#). 6 Montague Tu"day's Games Wyc lift Gold 370 I Faclar(6i.y speedy Paula is), ii H. NO games scheduled Oviniela III 1) S31 &O Perfectis to it S9450 Indiana of KeMucky NINTH 71 FOURTH. 5 St. uis at Metnows C-' Ci C ItO 260 24:) 6 t"i (1) 2 flues t81 3 P S. 'C' S1J. S 1. Masked Rogue (5), s. h T, Ron's Perfrrta (6$) $3360 Blue ()) TENTH, 1-16. A. 31.11 FIFTH, 1-16. C -I. Sheila (8). hUnecla Jackie 9 40 5 70 6&0 1 7 MtGntbguf Bell (S). 3, Over I Am Marshall Matt 1160 160 ( 17).1ZJflVn(I),S Say Wi True . Ro yGimb 40 ou;niefa o 6i %73.6o Gem (6). I Autograph (4) 1%? ,l$ of Rn P I' 4 7 Dixie I ! - . M - ouin;fla (I 2) S14-60 TWELFTH, 3%. D. "." Ima Been 11" A.M 260 a Coun?ryCtton Carry On 1$) Terri Gibson i Pool 3956 140 1 -- ANDY 11111111lu 1111141111,1 CERTIF'ED O (4). r0_i5 NINTH. 5-16. A MONDAY NIGHT T cue . ~ I M ILA Will At MI i .. ; -:7z-.::: M-111 , .4_eu_i IT$IulL8fl?Yt* two, . so MR. ED VODKA * 4 'I'R. STRAIGHT z 1 .. Daily Double ($A) $213:40 5-" Do,1700 260 E&glespur 360 420 1 (1 2) ~ tuster (3). 6. Texas Debb.e (61, 7, 1500 750 7 340 5 5.10 360 220 680 300 2 Ineapolls Hou$ton Pertta (1 2) 11140 LarpMcGoo Ot.alnt#Ia ().1Iiffl3 iI 3 300 710 1 160 P 3021 Diego BaIt 29 2S 2 60 214 194 1510 3 Canadian Division Toronto ;I i G*Charlie ou;nield (I 61%14 80 480 7 7526 7 55 152 350 2677 7 51 2'6 197 Monday's Rtstiff Ouebtc S. San Diego 3 Tuesday Periacta (3 6) 110 20 Mondays Games NAPOLEON BRANDY NO games scheduled I -, I J i 4 ; - I • . - 449 .. - COlD MIDAI ______ M.rvuta it Calf oro a -. •MutISp nt.iv sa,a ABC .GIN IliuDa, VODKA - . __ 7 - ; ;, 7 z ! - M U VODKA IlwoR O& 4114 0 CAlL -- I B "E 4' >S WRW. IV WW 10 LF," To I ,,? ( - __ B& L " ' sullocK : •.•• - 6 611111 V~ ou ___ ' t 49 1\ The bidding has been 2. -1 W --I - -6--N The first defensic signal a Pass 34 Pass beginner learns is to play an un- You. South, hold: necessarily high card to ask &AQ76 VI #KJ54 AAQ82 pa r tner t o .4 •- THIS room' F__NYBUSINESS FoUming up their 6&M upiset (%( V- en!uck% "r-11"1-i y nir.h.! tht, 0i14 -. but sometimes when defending hold one heart. against a trump contract it TODAV'S QULMON shows ability to ruff the suit. Your partner continues iii li~e Later on. he learns all sorts of lubs What do you do now' suit eference and count c Answer Tomorrow signa ls that are likely to confuse him, unless he bears in co-4 Cl !f,, jA('tl,qv linDERN mind thdt the-- only 3' '. that theatfF'~ ;;~; 1;. 'Win at Bricyge,**, (* C/O this rewspaper), P.0 [Tox 489. Pei!C - irn't, strength Eho,.~'nNow take i look at the ast J I ! 0 . __ _______ 11 I, - 60c,V 00 %im - i CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I i:- 4' ~) leader Alabama Sd - tw-day night at Tuscaloosa. Li lar-_- e by ball4uishkiiig and ROYAL CASTLE SUNRISE LADI MV I.. ,.. / ..'OUVE HAD ( It was a sud&-n full-coat . - I - - V, - -- ... I I f ' j 10"L00A p ____ SOUTHERN 11111111011114111 - WORLD S BEST LIGHT SCOT" LIQUEUR A 0375 CASE -.j PLACE GREEN ij It ( .tLf fiLi,, IGS ,-%ttw&y UW,tied V* t" 10r the SEC lead da *ddW its kM ' t? "kedwille in ft sbte. Wildcats came out froin the 99 "I "I" "IMAY 1 ' (4_Il ' ' ' \BaxrscAL,/ vciv'r JL& % ABC ow.f1r' 4 99 "fill 0" "t tai"I "We wanted Dawkins to see SAN MARTIN MOU44 TAT% C fcnjr with One c 5 sehouls J(tm1k pr1s.t d Flon'ia defe'ise owr h'i. average with 20 point, Lucky and Florida are two of _ hie said Kentucky and was a OW cog in 0* dethem. 11te o1hets an Florida state, Stetson, JackwiLnue =-Id 4 - It w as our be : ZIzk 'Ai h RL4UY ATN/NE )IEZL' I T- )WZL TA 644W5e )w Avu"45! _-. - .____-_ _4- _ - -_ -- I, 4-.jD 11 I I 111 / . ~-r - / chic \ BLONCNE, At I JUST HA A CUAQ ',outE I4ER BEST FRIENc'- JUST GIVE HER A HOW CAN 1 MAK } E~ ;4 - )i wrre-i '-1E? - - ___________________ YOU'VE GOT IN YOUR WALLET.' P-tTLE A 2 A'4D ALL 'fl4E MONEY ( ENDER SMIL-F- Young r Hit M15TCH Pr-PM.' W AUNT SAY!5 . (it a -r' ., __~ -Z - i - I N-.1- I ,4/' I , Z!V~l ~~-1 I 41111 1 _____ A 11 __J 01 A_f~ I ; - too - BUGS BUNNY •1•_ 312i . - . 49.95 IIt,lJLLfl it% till 3 ,w I I C'A'" U 4 MAGNUM •, 'r 2 W1 1 31 .25 4"Ook "ftittaeftf 0 Pum"11 3 99 it." 95 'a;*749 .76 95 PLAZA #.1W_V"t&_*;.&4 SAN MARTIN RHINE , 2 19.42.95 DELAND I " Ii I4-A'O S Ill B $ I f ) " )' ; OT. ' ! VODKA BESIRLOFF BOOK ON SNIS 1 "Ii WI -- I 99 1.r 111(14_i , RTHtA'' _ PREMIUM _-___ - _--s - L ( / -I J, - - _________ W 0 (j-) '7 ,. .5 - o 1, , Ii I 2_ I / 5 .) I _ CQ 7. IL ' ,_ - ' 'j,") _ '.i.i j.4i 0 -.-c _,-,,, . ___.. SMI,HIE I - t . F' '' , 6 it - - __ 0 1 , ca - . I ., __J .. -__ I 1 LOCKED 1. cur- THE 54ME .)OLLV IP YOU. POPNEIR. - . I( ___ 11/~ - t !N - ___ WA , I t~~I jz. 17 V ,.I- __WA - 'I - - " I (0 - ., 11: - ~-.) -_ - 1 - 111 1 1 !I I " ____\ Wr_- Rt -i7tli* , 3~ _Wy_ I by Hows Schneider - __ PW~~ . - . --- -_ t - 1;-2:i!_% IN THE WORLD D W.r -1 / I I-, I- I ; "R.-- - $ ( ~~_ t4 _-- T_ h-7 -__ I i_..=___.. 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I l( . --..- 0 *%siJ ,4J ..ON. _i'.4$ YOU USED THAT MONEY I LENT ' -- , _22. by Bob MGntana OH' ) - -- - -_ LVE - - R -_A /'' I -_ i 1 FRANK AND ERNEST --_ I I L_ - t I - ________________J _' L I_[ , F_ - __ WD SEAL CATAWBA ABC PORT SHERR f MUSt i 19g.. 1375 I'WO OUT F I . -*: ..... ..-. ---,--.- J;79 I% 21.48 2 29 nu 2495 MA O LA MANCHA 4-' 199 2295 ' sroko, IN MIAMI 0 -~ '' ''"4- 1L1-161 - OE - _~ II 011'ShMA-4 1 6"011110" CAPTAIN EASY IT 16 M rAFAt 11 8 AUJOlAIs'iXIcH[tE 289 H 3195 BEL CONTI to 1 te"itt PORTUGAt 4-J( o CkOO5-' ___________ -_______ --. - --- TAY1011 BURGUNDY, ,_r ____ - ..4'72' _______ is by Frank Hill --F1 - i\ ~ , - I __. c V C " ' 11 / . 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(1 HEDGES II I //~ FY~N ~ \ UM-V0DkA319 ... MR 10 KY GIN 31'.110, 4095 - UO , • NtD) f\ \ I BEEFEATER Ift t-ir 1 .* 0 .1 ~ i by H..mdohl & Stoffel Z~ 160 1. ABC 6 u' ii '..ss u iii e-',,i ir s* •ouio* 4115 CASL 11551* 5(16 ifUll ' - - sisrtoaa ' ,,- HI-BALL GLASSES 25 10199, ~ RIMY UAAIIN IIIIII IIIAS~l - - - - " Rebsfoi -- -- - - -- FERN PARK iiiiiiiin *111fte". . . . BUY ABC .-,-.--_=__=_._,;;___._,_ M4111' aviv' iit xi ii' Atv,tls./ \ . . , BLONDIE SMIRNOFF I - -.- _.__1 I - - r'tvirs E Pfl7EDlVd4'VY \ w a 6-foot 5 junior. was r S/JI 11#IT4ØY v-z y - 69' V.S.O.P.COGNAC 10411' s .I BAR- GUIDE I"Cl"r -- - 2.50 - - pl'colls - - I'------ 88 CACC &WIN" - r" "111 basket to try to break up the that we had son* good W CUBES 1 RIM 4.29 W"Alm (L"If 6"41141 liftin Ift N MMH 16 64 CAU 0"M 4 TCOil""If,111111 .69 with two easy goals wnen tue tie- had a definite probk, m e ailler I I ABC by one spectator, DarreU Dawkins of Orlando EyAw H10 - 15 YR ,,.7.. - I I . r the List eight minutes. MAIN .I GRANO AWARD = 7.99 sTm I .f to use its slowdown offense In season s first home sellout I W team wo flat against FW' 11% , ,mi""'11 ' ' by Garry Trudeau . 11 . Is IMP SCOTCH ______ -' "at' ANNE 110FILID 1 4 SCOILANO -4. 4 lead. I I ,. 4 'tJ 94P8 PROOF GIN CERTIFIED QUEEN 95 Ift(Vir" 04111ACCNADA 1111111:11 bench In foW trouble when c . I' - '. .. I$.,. I AN IN-CLASS '' f'(\ !t - - 4,49..,. 49.95 STANLEY KY VODKA VODKA csw 6 1its SLOM J"Quiuill PLANTER'S PEANUT BRITRE 69 Grevey, Wgh for Ken, A;t' n .-. 11,111 Mi HOLLANn HOUS,0 1-A I X r ri S Kev- . I "--IT ~ 5 I ) ; ; 9r r I E SEEN "OUR CLASS FS,AR')Jr4Ey AE O RELAXED, / w-Th : _ 27 I I by Larry Lewis 1OUE GOT TO Gi'.E E A I SABBATICAL.! LyE BEEN TEACHING) FOR 2B YEARS WITHOUT A SAB8ATICALJ - '_ ______________________ I I IXC& 0 01 ) W STANLEY Jost comill RICO FrIl $13 (A lUG *15*11 V1 points while Idtting 12 himselL 1. --_ .1110 - 6 Yr. 3..j12" 4995 ABC VODKA-RUM . - 449,,4995 CERTiFIED 90° GIN . . JACUMN "1441 WISER 10 YR. KENTUC KY TAVERN k 4P Lotz said 'We played with was 'Icellent, and 6-fool-B Chip 1 am I C-;R ,-- Ar 44 lla~s __ Openi ng lead a 1 4995 01. GOLD COACH 12 YR.','. . 5.B9....65.95 JACOUIN SLOE GIN MP SCOTCH VODKA - :- -' '\ ',_ _,,-~ __ By Oswald & James Jacoby i I . 1 '% rn. CANADIAN . - = _~~~'_ - 34 I WALKER CANADIAN LONDON TOWER 94° GIN SUNSET iooso..*oo. -4-,---- 7 IS C St stlev P A year ago. Florida upset Press defffim ftt 10rmd thrft -- - - - -, - I1_ - I as - Iq z i - - r A is unil iv SGuIaOi CERTIFIED RUM DIJ ing the Southeastern Coder- great intensity and didn't let Williams heW Kentucky's & I ." lft '' '. V., . . J !_ , -1 South ,.~ . I r \ \ ~i . '' I 734111 .11.1iffia t1%IVt3 , 14 Ft IT 11"411161111 " 8.99 lit, 99 50 CANADIAN SUNSET '" wo". u n neo (N UCI? ROYAL fl.U.OU 1(1*0 DELUXE 8 YR. TOM SIMS 8YR SOMETHING SPECIAL GIN the year," Florida Coach John C.?Jdwefl and Mike Lederman zz i I ' ki" ", .. I East k, . 4 hly improbable in view of South's bidding. Your only real chance to beat this contract is partner to have exactly what he does •', \ ( " Could is false come-on hurt Both vulnerable North - I ou7 Yes. it is possible, but iv IL Pass Piss iv Pass // Pass 5& flj~s ,' u have to ruffI •k LA QJ9763 /,f " (iii~ V IL _______ 1. it'.111 JACQUIN , UUUNON5 •A5 Wi_il.ItTAq ____ Kansas City at Toronto Los Angeln at Delro,l s Gsm STANLEY SCOTCH SAXONY HEUBLEIN COCKTAILS Gators Turn Spoilers Again WithTh ing Of Kentucky The flida Gatcrs are becom- I I -C -- % .-Avr M P" 11"Iff FH1I1I1:rTri:J.LI 399,.'. 4695 MR. 1 0 KENTUCKY BLEND 359 ,.. 41.95 . 3 va, 1 4 55 95 CAMADtAN FALIS t"' O' 4 29..,. 49 95 ROYAL CASTLE 86 8 ___ Vdaufflngton ii Pttthjr Pn,lacjeIluia at Atlanta Vancouver at Montreal T I I, Jr _ .. 0 9 4 ~. - Grous • and you will score your king of '." .-&:. 6.991!o USI'_ IIJ0$tC01ITUlIUICO 54.95 BULLOCH-lADE Chicago &I Washington :. Ranqer sT*'li t hIso" i z the deuce he will lead a third -. - - I ;W,~J - v7 01. CZRTJHEO 8RANOY'"''549,....61.95 01. PLACE GREEN SCOTCH 549.. 61.95 01, BONDS MILL 01. 12 YR. Mt HENRY 599..,.. 69.95 01. SANDY MACDONALD 86.5° 3"l7 67.95 01. LEWIS 66 Toronin at Mkvufiota Wednesday's Games 37 5 7) 3 59 7) )$5 SEVPifl4,S-16, 0.3150r Fdnr.'n R'!tany bra nd , S '0 3 2 2-40 i V6rcvr Daily Rrtad 120 300 6 ?iifw.ipeq 1 66 2)8 '.-;-;----- Pe'tect (31) 153 70 - -J I - ' lly'sill 4 YR. " i02:- iv'i;•i_n•izNL4:_ J 1 YEAR MR ED" " 3 l9' 4295 Of OLD SIAMEY 8 YR." 86:~ 5 49,-61 S5 Pittsburgh at Boston $t. LouIs at New York Island 707 P1oenIx 140 3W 11-SO 3 S. Dark Rider 733$ I 13 41 3 29 141 737 , I_17!l'YAi'i'j_1_ii2 NHL Standings Cluicag-c' [ 3 . I IMR KENTUCKY CIaremonMud,Q.Ca,,eth Chr.stlan 1 OUAIL CREEK LI(IUEUR j'' ,I ____ UC.IrvIne s3. Cal poly pomons East DivIsion New FIFTH, 5-li, 0. 31.51: K,z bulldozer I , (5) Ovin(e$o (2.41 11170 - K 82 1) - t I cm 'htworm Q TOURNAMENTS Brave Party !1 wn ir o ttjs?r:FrIier-' - in any event, but when vou %nI " ..'- SIR : Wr--0 '" 112 is U" local 011 111,44111 III ItA UK IWILL11 400 NEAPOLITAN Prairie View 106, Austin Coo. % FAR THIRD, ii t I f . IE - %ilf RICA% C0101 1( LtQUtUll ANNE M T, q)9J3 n ^46 Jiff play the eight and ask partner snrin AA ' ' - i = . _. ) < JACUIJIN QUZtLt ____CREEKlife 10.IV 7 YR. 901141111" 4 %-U-33-a.-a-zery ED ~ , . - 1. ode 1.11_4!1~,.~ ,-_,~ .,. -% - .. , , I ~*Jt t -- IV the Bom'-ers. ' ______ 14GIZIM 7 W 9vrjp 41" 6y . * HI-WGY 17-92, At 436, - __ . V832 .73tttAr) , IV .1~1~ _~~ .,~ ~%* ;. -. 1110 ,,7 . 0,% ,%. l'a V Y" .. -__, 1 I I I I 01 1,,~* " f _t. / I ".`., %,(beo ; ,,,,,."_~ " --.,e ., , jc_ ' The Skin Tights remained undefeated with the win over , OLD ": a Indiana lit 'IIInoi I _1c .. - - C * HI-Way 17-92t Fern Park S~ PIS - MIDWEST -. in (0R1NK§'"4"m "8'c Al I a by Dave ___v HELP / ) ' a RUM MIT of 1`1111" "Icls on 11 ME 'S T0'2 BELOW 5VOIDA ~um UNC IM "pilaf vvisconiin* ru. mitcnigan W .- I,- GUCKENHEIMER BROOKFORD *"Ii(tOouI 8 YR. . 111 11..~ - I . I 1 WISER 10 yf ' Kentucky St. I oil. N V y, St. 94 Oral Roberts 71, Oki#. City . 11411111"CLIAll - 1 1,~~ILL S,-,-, AISALI Pearl (6) 5 43 ' I S K's Hobnob (10), 6 Lizzi Trans OUTDAY V A K Q 109 ~__ Oaks f o urth , . . _: - 12 YR. SC41114 CANADIAN t DaA £ ) The Red Devils ed 11-4at1 halftime. but the Baets rallied to uuL%,ore the Devils 3-0 in the cr ' 'iu, &st_1U1i)eI pound fullback from St. Louis; Tom Hoskey, a 6-foot-2, 210-pourid linebaickcr from CWcago, and Tom Roloson, a 6400t-3, 235-pound offensive tackle from Vestal NY flund JACK ago I montav" Event Lea T.'co OL:n-rla 13 4336 so A.- OLD RARITY 'SIL.I. ~' .; Ah i - ' 5 Saturday, the Red Devils eked out a 13-12 win over the Green Berets and the Skin Tights edged the Blue Bombers 104. ROYAL Milli Scotto "-I" (6?. 1, Darling John (S 2) Ir AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER New Orleans 97, Nicholls ys La. Tich 13. Tex.-Arlington 12 40 4 p&t, "/ " .IIxD Marcus IS), 2 Mineola mm mutit I 4), I Berkley Cam 112), 4. Tuff StvffinS Twinky 410. 4. Royal Fine (4), s. 940 340 7 Ail at ,WINDSOR OF STUART Will CASUM I. MiSter MePierse 24, G.ora 5?, 77 - STANLEY - t rilav" 'l'he aaswer is that you should FAST -------_---- ALLEY OOP \ i W entvcty 92 Avt1n Peay 76 Samford 91 MarSPaU IS Daisy 61 all:. VS Commonwth $6 Canisus 01. a. Buzz HAndIC $lic,107.00 w- V111010 1113,11cl Florida 6& Kentucky So Tennessee 109. MIS%- St. 83 Ribbons (6). 4. Berkley Chad (4). Florida St 91. Mercer 66 Voink (4). 7. Criss Jake (1), ll Tell Georgia Tech 74. Tulane 69 Auburn 110, Louisiana St. Cinderella (12). EIGHTH. 5.16, C - 1. Montague Furman 10, Jacksonville n perfect& (I 7) S77 " 00 . Scores .-.- - over called with one heart orens the king against five %%%F.ST M . - Five of the players were prep all-staters. They are Mike Clemons, a 6-foot-1, 190-pound defensive tiack from m Stonerovk, a 6-foot-3, 255-pound center ' marsi. V3 New Hampshire 71 Ovin'elb 168) %I6 20 - Cage SIXTH. 3-15. A -1. Juna BdSh Mineola . College 25 # A Q tog A 10 4 - / - 's1 P shooting contest Veronica 1IilW won with 13-of-25 foul shots and Virginia Hilton was second with I I -of-25. They Ray Hardee f Mulberry, 54 t 11 d 180 pounds, and Stan Hixon of Lakeland, 5-(eet-10 and 170 pounds. The group brings to 19 the number of athletes signed. Bruce said he hopes to land aeven more. ltacthpnnR V.HA ',ne nhtM T tZ,.,.L... League took the day off. Bateman was looking ahead to the game a week from today when the Nordiques visit San Diego. hand. Your partner who has NORTH AK Q 1052 rP 11 f , - 'r• t Sn Do (t " 4C 440 1 Guiniria Isis) si3 so • c P.&tjor QUEBEC AP) A few sparks flew in Monday night's World Hockey Association game. but judging by one re. mark after the game, an explosion could erupt at the next meeting between the Quebec Nordiques and San Diego Mariners. "They regoing to needa spec'.1 plane to bring back the injured N(cdiques from San V&.:p ," sadd the Mariners' Jamie Bateman after Quebec scomi A 5-3 in a match that saw Bateman tangle with Quebec's Aflan Globensky. I - - z Dc at a m a' the Lakeview .Niliddle School gym, located just south of Seminole High School. The department Aso in- AMES, Iowa (AP) - Two Florida running backs are aniong fourteen u t-of-6tate prep f ootball pl intent Ili attend lowa Sl!ate University, Quebec Skaters Win San Anion Indiana '__,.... -_ will play the Recreation tinent All-Stars March 8 • OS%%,( I) and JA1F t( OilY - tt_\r\'V\.1 L. 'II ! -_ - - __[-I ,. 11 consecutie 'Ictories I I Prep Stars , / 11 11 . %1~ The team is com posed of Shirley Wynn and Ceci Rawls of the Skin Tights, Annette Thompson, Johneatta Williams and Patti Mergo of the Green Berets, Mary Aiken, Cherry Carter, Amy Louwsma and Dawn Berguson of the Blue Bombers and Beth VanNess, Donna , IJV%IL). Grigiey OL uiThe t Springs t- byDckTimer 0 ___ '. VW 11w wa undefeated "he said 1?he Hoosiers, 'riding a 29-game wlnIng streak that be gfin last season, recei%ed S40 points in the bafloting. Memphis loo 7 ii,erfectas 'r? Cleveland at Houston Guiniela (2 4) tSl 10 Big Butter Kansas city Phoenix at Goicen state 35 I13 S vs Kansas City Chicago at New Orleans ill 1591 00 TWELFTH. i, S. 3563: Myst;cxn 540 760 2.10 1 Ted's ii 670 2 7200 180 340 s 6M 260 5 3 Rap t MII*aukee Omaha at - ~ J The Ssinford Recreation Department g basketball league has wirlounceid its 1975 I all-star team. Top-ranked Indiana has gained prominence in college basketball this season by winning all its games while on the other end of the poll, No. 20 Washin gton has received attention by finally beating UCLA. The Ho(Wers rAgain are No. I in 7be Associated Press major college basketball poll after receiving all 47 (Irst"lace votes cast Monday Y" ' a nationwide panel of sports w-riters and broadcasters. NCAA-bound Indiana, 26-0, wrrapped up its third straight Big Ten Conference tide Saturday with a onepoint victory r was dampened by an injury to leading scorer Scott May, who broke a bone in his left arm and Is lost for the season. indiana Coach I3obb Km ht thinks his Hoosiers DOW Ilbeha d d remain the nation's iii'undefeated team. "It'll be a hell of a thing for these kids to go all the MIAMI (AP)-Quarterback Earl Morrall, who wJU be 41 years old in May, he will return for a 20th year the National Football League and a fourth season with the Dolphins. At th esametime,Morrall 's18-year.oIdso,,!att a fool-3 oftensive tackle, signed a letter of Intent Monday to play college football at the University of Florida. 011)1 in flhow I ,afl said Birmingham there tsn't been any other active pro football player whose son was playing Ing in college. Mortal!, the Dolphins backup quarterback for Bob Griese, said he had sold his auto parts business in Michigan and was moving to Florida in the fafl. in definitely going to bebac with the Dolphins, so sllingmy part of th ebusinessseemed the best answer for everybody," Morrall said. He said his partners were upset because he wasn't able to work full-time In the business. Merrill has seen little action with the Dolphins since he Washington at Buffalo Seattle at New York 8P pirrfer"It If " 11111.1 cri 11 fl9S Tuirsday's Oames 640 2 Mineolawinston 480 Am 240 I Sheila Eckref 100 400 4 LankeyWilliam 2.40 6 Quinlela (I 41 $20 7o Pe;lect(I 6) ueio Color Spfpc Invitation Berkley Luck an Poll Indiana Tops For Football Season Møday's 0ame ELEVENTH, 8 S. 31.75: THIRD. $-I&. M. 32.15 Luca% Rny Er I. eir I IS40 560 Soo S 160 4 20 3 Is 20 2 Guinicla (3 Si 00 Pt'rftcta ( S 3) $13470 , NBA Petfcta (S 1, Two Morralls Ready TO ME! A L an EML16HY IN ~ rr`5 0 ,, 6 't, TELL T1l&/i; cARNI;AL WIN AT BRIDGE e, _ COMPLAINT-5 ASCJT -%5 ''j_ • • Edmonton at Chicago \)____ q-_ Tuesday,Feb.2S,17S-3B 4j Walker I ' -- .1,4 1 , i - . T ) I L. t. z I- SOME GLASSES ., , ______ _____ I 11ALL T1Et-ENT' .~ - ~~,Y ____ 'I - //jsp__'\ ' I I qiz~. . 1 ,-.-4, 1 I ' ~I-, C: flrg\ i I 1 1 1%. - %I I I -- �- Evening Iteritd, Sanford, FL - and DELORESR LEWIS. ApU 10 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN StOughtcn. Massachusetts YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 07O. *c1iOntOfOrt-clMeamortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida. according to the Plat thiereof as recorded In Plat Book 3. Page 7, of a ;00 P.M U' . AZALEAS 25c I M ea. OR 10 for - A -. i ~`_ irrmedistely thereafter, otherwise a ' . . .- , . , NOTICE OF SHERIFF,$ SALE NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN that b-t virfu* of th,ist c. Execution i5d out of and under frit teal of thi, Circuit Court Of . : -. : ! i I T it I - iq .. . I I dnuibed S foflo 1 ment - -. -_ and you're ready , to o An wh r . , I • gs or you 1 -- f-. ....... I ~ Ad. . ' . . -A 0. Harrison " at said 11L S , - II a - - __ : 4U a 14 -- : AKamoeSng$u).,4S OPOn 10 8-M.-I P.M., Sun. 14 NAIRN 911 fi11L1LX&Lfjjj1 -- "fill - ;. . a and sisters here in Florida, . l No Said Property bt*img Stored at C VICC ure emporar,1y Uifl0 'rue . . .. . -. - - -- - . if •1 1 emrno.e - - . - . . afford, He sought to find a . :.- ss on the coctc i l , the pr1y interested in Said enterpr ise sat fl ert F Dover 3 OAT ED at AI'amonte Springs, -rn'n;ft Ccnt. AIR CENTER . . - - _w - . res* cru ~ a / • / - - - The gunsmith today Is a member of a specialized craft. ____________ A ho has been In the husir-sociii I(w 15 years Guns have be rd pi Hr1ng March 4 1773 ' - iii . 1: . 3ff LOHGWOCD PLAZA - -- I 0 - . HIGH STEPPERS __ - -- - - - The Firing Line Gun Shop sells and trades new and used ' . -A., -_ _. - - I I TotalS P Silo 35900 33_Sit cnt $ 674 - _- - - -womici _____ Transfer from 4,h Per4d Fecwai P evrinve S hA!ing F unds - JlJNSfIThIN(,ISAmI)1OLsAltTRI REQUIRIN G I (e vVVVV V C U i -, . y . BICYCLE - elp n e race _~I~t . 1_&~ IIA73 0 _ * . ; PuCSharFs V, 4 - -'- - - I - - ' p COrnm,,nlcat,mS Eguipmmt SS&irntMatthung Coflecfor 170,362,0* - 1 r 1 4 j £u - . I : Saks, Service - Themostnovelfeatureof the . ' TRAVEL TRAILERS ' redcorduroy,goand ld cflver, Only $19,fl WE WILLORDER TO YOUR EXACT HITCHES OF ALL SIZES SANE SANFORD ' - .. - CAMPERS,ToO : - , ' . : I I Shop Firing Line GUfl Shop The imports accent f urni tu re capiz lamps 4 I°dvstrial Park at SR 'I-I' B Power Court - " C A . y l5&MaiuiI N Gourmet . sket A F J 9 f - . !J lfluivtuua,Izeu By~ Farrell L Hornbeek, Secretary O-s?n t at Orlando, Orange County, Lion. Pursuant to FWid# Statute ill, has been brought aqa;njp fo,j and each of ,ou, to fore-c!0-,e s.i d lien upon the following described real property si tuated In Sernmoit. Ioroa, february I), IC/S It. 1 MEN and BOYS - Wag& ebwilb FRJ Lot 61 Init Public PeCordS Of Semillote County, Florida. CIVIL ACTION NO 7S4S5.CA.17A SANFORD BOAT WORKS & MARINA, INC. a florda cor poration. are requre to fife Aureby YOUr A nswer or other written defense personally or b your at torn with the Clerk of the circuit C ourt of the Eighteentn JudiCial (Irruit tta THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO G £ o00 , 320 S. Hw Lett Site Legal Site, Rrq 5 w w sioi-S21I Jars, Otlando ill East Robi"on Candles, double caIn ncos p it I '.. REPAIRS -' , - and zippere ta pe stry travel case It weIghs only a few OUflCCS, And what comfort this little bag affords LOW RATES SR22's Filed EZ Payments en Daily f-5 Frj Sorry Closed Sat not later than the l$h day OfMarch default will be entered against You. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hernto Set my hand and affix ed offlc lat teal at Sanford. Semunoir County. Florid IPu 7th d I February i9is 5 at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLAN. DO, INC., 57 North Orlando Ave. Call 6457060. Open 9:305:3U. s tO 2 We plan trips for InaIvIdu1ls groups students. Our services come to you free. We are Commissioned agenfs of hotels nd airlines Travel T'p STEWARD L STEWARE) he Short le of ls pro( in is SANFORD BOAT WORKS & MARINA, INC Florida C A Attorneys for tr and file Vour Answer or 0111" defense or pleading with ,he Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida. and serve a copy t h ereof on Pla ntiff s at w w Drawer 0, Sanford. Florida 37771. on or before the 171h day of March, AD. 117S. or olher*ise a default. E' 5 I £ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given ,h,,, I am enga ged fl business at P 0 Box 781 4fttW 3 1 WORKER •/ / ' ' 411ill"illi . 1, , WINGED REPRODUCTIVE SOLDIER QUEEN DID YOU KNOW THAT: I . Termites damagt 5 times as many . in many caws they neg. y,rcti ill - ___ FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION her final Dun'l wail until co,fly damage Is done, Call us today foi. a Our employees offer 91 years of combined Cx pe rience lfl all phases of Pest Control ' son & Associate* Under which I am "Ohard in buli;,wss at 6149 4, 2IIA, n t he C t 01 F l orida That the party interest ed in Said business enterpruse as as IQI1 ;N jmZ^ I j:!711! A . ~~l L fr _#_ ~ -, — ' - - - z~ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i 11 EICHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR loct to safeguard their harniff against termites. =--fio— _ .. 1u,v it storm it pifi ~ ~ -- -- c CASE NUMBER 73 Estate of HIRSCHEL GILBERT NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND "Fictitious Name Statute- Chapter APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All persons are hereby notified $6509 Florida Statute, :111 register the gned s ad w ith th e ministr aix s ' esta And for SminI, County Flo'a L. nen receipt proof of the thertf and r as fii n Sad Termites cost Americans over 5300,000,000 av Ii i -. %-.-- - ~_- OF K 48 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TOWIIOM IT MAY CONCERN Nollie it hereby given that the to the a yur? 3. More than lce the damage doni by all tornadoes, hurricanes, and wind. storms combined. 4. That your la rgest sing investment Is your home ; I Publish ROGER L BERRY Attorney at Law Post Office Drawer 0 Sanford, Florida 32771 Or K as fires? S. That most ,. the Fictitious Name SlatLiet, Wt Section $ASO9 Florida Stetutes 19 of Fcuary, AD, IC/S Arthur H Beckw,th Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By L han I Jtrk ns Deputy Clerk Publith Feb 10 75 homes FlOrlda. under the fictitious name of OUALITY WATER SAMPLING, and that I intend to register said WlTNESSfl1yhdCflIlOfthp Court Seminole County . Florida n Clef k of ,he Circuit Court on this 131h accordance with the prov,% f ree termite survey— NO OBLIGATION • and with a diesel rN;mf built by di I 11 Tips on travelling are v essel named the LADY LIZ designed and built by Maths Yacht Building Co of Camden. Pl jersey Artr Oeckwth Jr Clerk of the Ciru 1 C Semino le COUnty , IIr By' Lillian JenKns Deputy Clerk SIEINMAN, Defendant, and these 1975 DEK iii -resentt command you to ap d can make yourself a little of the old fashioned restora tive that Is 1world •&ilIflA - Meet Your Worst - ' . — w w w w 41111111, i i aw- I. ___1 mar \ - . torney. ROGER I BERRY, P0 Lake PSary 3776 Seminole Coun imersion n a 11 . .1 Continental plugs. The whole set can be pac ked and y __ - .. ford. Florida. and to Serve a cop, thtfeCt upon the plaintiff's atforne, whose me is PIerre I Steward. ci the firm of Steward & Stew ard. Pos' Office Box 1111 -21, Orlando, Florida. ________________- includes two thick plastic Cups. two screw topped stuam b l is • Box SPECIAL 5762 -SItS AUTO CatI'olic Bibles, Vestrients, Holy Cards Afltytwo(Sfltootsngie ccr lflb 17 & 1 • 11% . L iberty Storage i In CALL 834-8776 — rR _.;_ There is a coffee ktmt__ en affectimg the t tle rorsirinal PfOP00Y O"ed by yt~u __T. IU fl I making kit that is very popular - with many practiced travellers. It 202 S. Park Ave. Rosaries, Papal Blessings, r— wears one!! FREE HEARING TEST a given Religious Articles and Gift Items CS Reiks Statues, Medals, Ask the JOHN SCHLENK [ - I I . - fl nIIPII / i - NO OBLIGATION AvihrsrdOeau,r_Oana,o, / ____ - . BROOKHOLLOW. a- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 111TH ,.S G DAVID For Complete Beauty Care 607W. 25th St., Sanford Ph. 322-871 1 EN I yos - - Timet . County, Florida recorded In Plat Book 17. pageaSof , THURS. A Shirley J. Merillm, YOU ARE HEREBY N0a thaIatvittoforecJOCMerchCno DEI( 101 - 4 and bus nets sas fOiIo SUNNYSIDE CLEANERS INC MAKES THE DIFFERENCE! __ \ Philippine A S - !:k~-- Hiyhwy, CasseIberr, Florida In the City of Cautiberry, ~ a - OF DImEs Dixie ________________________ .7J, 17.l77T,TTF1 Every gun taken in for repairs Is tested before it is Dan Wesson Is rapidly released to make sure it is in mARcH •/') A.11111"11 A!w mon to any rzvolver, After a belts, holsters, slings and other operation are Monday through slow start the Dan Wesson accessories for guns. Saturdav 8:30 to 5~00 - ADV. Nv~ a A %_ UE 232 S. HIGHWAY 17-92 DAVID STEINMAN. WHOSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tha t a proceeding has beer, flied against you for the enforceme,t of and cover the entire Southeast, There are l:any other im. carrying a complete stk of proved features that Ken pa rts. They a lso have con. Straight will be happy to show nections all over the United you when you visit The Firing States to obtain any other parts Line Gun Shop • I and accessories or the best In revolvers, see The Firing Line Gun Shop. R od Layer or Ken Straight will be happy to narrowing the possibilities of they don't have it in stock demonstrate the exciting new ma lfunctions WiuiC are corn. 'hev'll net it for - They t.I1 Dan Wesson rnvlvnr. of Home ' Available in black velvet, Bo1rdofCOuntpCommu45,f s Seminole County MoTor •-• ' 51037373 00 I - Iz11 1i Ddanl TICE OF ACTION - /J B fr E ETHEL BART trre oiled to present rust if they are Metrclando Electronics & to be stored for any length of Security Cor p C - I - SQUARE BASE For the best in gun repairs guns. They carry High Dan Wesson Weapon is the fdCf Standard, Dan Wesson Arms, that the barrels may be Ithicis and all name brands. changed by the owner, per. 0 FULLER LUMBER C0','r'v. a "Fictitim Name Statute chapter Florida corporation, R5 09 FlorIda Statute will register Pu fltlf I witli the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Sem inole, County Florida. CHARLES C. MEHILLt.T and upon 1'"tIP1 Of Proof of the SHIRLEY J MERILLAT, Husbiand Publication of this notice, the fic and Wife, fillOtA name, lowil; THE ELITE CLEANERS under which we are NOTICE OF SUIT engaged In business at 19 South Old To: Charles C Merillat :,~ . Furniture A Glassware WessonArm meded to repair practically any guns manufactured - ~i 1 distributor In Central Florida, frarnefoa 211, 4", or d6- barrel. _____ I Publish - Feb 18, 25. March 4. 1975 They are the only Dan Wesson rnittlnghim tochangehisbasic Gun Shop Is shown here carefully repairing a rine — — / I AN)MOBU Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the New ill, Used Furl itur.-W. Buy & Sill -One Or A HoysvI -. the trigger Is pulled - this Is repair of guns Is specially feature un calibrated Consequently they the fail-safe can also be dropped in d9nd guarantee all of their word dirt and still e to fire They are set up for compiele *here many other models Will ing and bluing. foul up after the second round is ng, nickel plal fired - - - - ' UI . , v ;; OAK TABLE - . dropped with the hammer cocked and will not fire unless m - 1 I !11 - . I 1.000 00 AAr, grew up Info the craf I. He has Layer says that the Dan been with Layer Enterprises Wesson revolver can be 0P ________ ;.:, T _ for six months Suppitmenal b gser ummarl:ed as follows, at ion 1466-759.4 13 Other Revenue - . -_ - 3 The Lewis ad on this page will wrong with your auto but will do contain weekly specials you the work for"you at lower prices ____________________________ - --- - Unt 1 = 41CL-t:. I CAMW I C' 11 a :i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C OUNT Y, F LORIDA. NAME STATUTE ROUND TOP won't be ____________ Putlish- Feb. 4, 11, )I, 25, 1975 . 1. a truthful diagnosis of what is company is now into their 3rd Kod Layer'sotherbuslnesses en a minor modification which will that make up Layer En h0by with Ken all of his life as e cntuilly make this terprisns gn the ira Seminole well as a business His dad was best on the market ___________________________ a part time gunsmith, so Ken . ' 1,1 Aii a , <i -_ , LEW;% Chairman Board of COun', Publshr: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' A It ' - I 11 . terprises, made up of eight Wesson, Colt, Luger and other The Firing Line Gun Shop businesses operating in the famous models, designed a gun does anything that is connected Sanford area with f ewer moving parts thus with guns and ammunition; it . ' m.t f t., l*n..- S Ev elyn H. Riggs AS Administrafrix I . You — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS *They need look no further, for can't afford to miss. They will than others. L,ttle UTOMOTIVE give them the true facts about . w. .s wrong w i th their cars. wigrinitnt rildchint. fhe Auto repair industry today. busilrifts that is doing Its part .,r, In accimon to service, Lewis because some unsCrupulous ' Whip Inflation Now. Firing Line Gun Shop, located ao to manufacture a highly in the I I Industrial Park at SR improved firearm Mr Wesson -_ ____ , rCIML. 2 !: OPEN F - - . .1/ f an .v , 410 • Lewis Automotive specializes matter of approval said report and the orøering of duStribuuion of _____ 321.0510 "air goal is to become a revolver, according to Rod testing range Is set up at the Printers; Layer Equipment & complete gun shop for guns and Layer. Dan Wesson is the other business, Ken advises that guns Supply: Stress Metrics, a repa irs, for both hunters and half of the famous Smith & that are stored need to be polygraph service; Layer law enforcement personnel." Wesson empire, having left cleaned more often than most Uniforms; Seminole Data . - . *0 well known firins, in Central Florida and Sanford since 1968. Features D ' . JSAFORD LIE Rod a Y4116" Bid, a% on notice has been published once a Wekiva River Nuoty Eqv,o ce familiar because he in town, For him, no Job is too things. He will not only give you 46 near Sanford. Thegun shop is used his own experlence, and time using a special gun .. LOCATED AT Firing ... -, all mostly In front end and brake includi specials on brake jobs, charged for unnecessary parts building that could house his work, but also does n'aor other brake work, wheel align, or labor when-you bring your equipment, give him a place to engine repair and auto tune- ment. wheel balancing and work to Lewis Johnson e low UPS. His front end equipment ShOcks. A standing speCial is a In these days of inf la ' and over head so he wouldn't have to includes a John Bean fire free tube job with oil -,-`F-n'-`vf - *f'of ';'fily lu hi-s cus !crrrri. any. Should be duly filed. Afterfiling & 13 Proof of publication ShoWing this Further described $8 00 4 Tires ______ Lewis has been self employed qvallty work, the best around, mechanic vidth over six years face will be AMEN-ADV. - - AUTOMOTIVE Balance and Rotate . - ice at prices everyone could . COUNTY. FLORIDA PS 16 PG ,,P "er final report and application for SECTION T '10 SEMIP4OI I discharge Objections thereto if COUNTY FLORIDA PB ii PGS I WEEKLY SPECIAL - -. offered expert auto repair sery we, as inc Lf%urch, cannot work tn hølp tlwwn upv ii • ffr.4 ChrIst fIfldHrn: t SEMINOLE AS ad. * - -_ WIS a subsidiary of Layer En. coupled with the best of Smith & lubricant, e"Ing Sitvtemb" .30. 197~ said hearing is for the &oOt purpAr of Oran P e-art balances bfOught forward f rorn 7 Fire Distf -cis to the 95 Per Centof Esama ed that the undersigned ~=_ ~_ _~~__ experience, decided it was time has been associated with many large or too small oun y I TjS I J 11 I - Lewis Johnson a first class for only a 'hort time but his at the lst prices to he found Lewis will do both of these *A jk not - .OF It Costs for a major repair. ~~ COUNTY WIDE FORE DISYRICT . - your car running, let alone what yellow paint is an eye catcher, field, and he feels that he offers them for the work . . yes 4S Sanford, Florida necessary servIcing to keep building, for Its bright ed and knowledge of the automoti ve and who will not overcharge _____________________ ' a - 19- = IIONNE RIGGS GIL!3ERT tCRIDt. PB IS PG 9 deceased UTILITY EASEMENTS ALO?. il NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND THE NORTH AND EAST LINES O APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE LOT 114 TRAlLOOD ESTATES COR SANFORD AVE AND SECOND I __.- - LINES OF LOT -1 - tainly no exception It takes an acrs from Pinebreere Egg Lewis is a young. hard mfl C a e ius L or e arm, V ou can 't miss tnO wor ng man w.., an extensive - •klS onla • a - . . '' Mr. FIrSt Urlifed . . Orthodox worshlp service of — =_ 4 in the City of Allonsonte T çn I .,-11 Lewis Johnson. uwner of Lewis AutomotIve offers low low Price$ Without giving up quality workmanship and Satisfaction. Today the cost of everything Lewis Automotive, owned by Automotive sells Hillcrest fires operators have been aCcused oI Is zooming Upward and the cost Levils Johnson. Is Iccated at the at unheard of low prices. Many overcharging and illegal prac of having your automobile Hughey Equipment Co., on So. parts that he uses and sells ices. They are looking for serviced or repaired is cer. Sanford tly carry a lifetime guarantee. repaIrmen they can trust to for there IS alW8yS d place for you In The Body of Christi and ._1 obeying His command to Virgin Mary, an active the Opportunity themselves to Morse Blvd., two bl ocks east of "Go Ye and Prea ch the Gospel missionary program on the part choose the direction their lives Park The Di vine Liturgy (the foallthe Nations of the Earth: of the Lally, and a brochure sha -- , DEK 101 The . . . - , -Z.JO- - -- W,A~~, HE'S DoiNG ii i'AR I 10 II1P 1NFL%TIO NOW! Kirkland, both recent converts I ak 0 riOiy ,iioxy. w spent the • ' Courthouse fn Sanford. Florida. the publi1t of this notice, the fi .Le described personal property titiO5 n_,, to alt: DOVER Further iorrnatofl ava'iabie from DISTRIBUTING under which am the Civil Division 0ivin of the Seminole engaged in business at 977 Cnty Department All Aita oat Springs Road Building u;ven that th e - - HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' -. ALONG THE NORTH 4140 WEIT PROBATE DIVISION — - am. on Sunday. Pa conj and Join us. we would be very happy to have you among ,is, Criscella Altamonte Springs dedicated to People. so that they may have terlachen Avenue (Corner of . . kk the Orthodox missionary Body of St. George. The Church cerest invitation to come and The puroost of this chapel is Program of the Deanery of is served by its pastor, join us In our worship of Him, to enable the church Florida. whlch to date Includes Reverend Father John E. who created to be able US. At present we 0 w ns or Chris t to those a local television program HmAtiA Th a p ; ;dIU. 86509 Fiortøa Statute will register ti contents of which follows, I I tAk e. Our goa I Is to w i tness FK ' :;;; DEK 100 - FLORIDA. 111%. t=_x:. - Chapelisafurtherextenslonof together to form the Orthodox and your loved ones our sin, the chapel, ' ' Lheriff Of Seminole Notice Is hereby given that the tounly. Florida. will at II.Co A.M undersigned. pursuant to the Fire ' . - forJesus Christ to our brothers Almighty God) begins at 11:30 Park for our worship bus column a sond chapel in into the experience of all The adaress is 125rvirp N In asirsigneo AS Cnly - 11 N • C? SUPP - 7 &__1 - I ' -. Z- a t 12 iiirr am. on Channel 6. a local rein)- St. George is to bring Orthodox Seminole County, f I ~ mill Jf••f I . e PushFeb. IS 23 March 4 11 I Ii S' ft I 01' 1 our c INTER STATE MALL . Pro. Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 37771 , 4 .- r _ - pendencies inNorthAmerica. Orthodox, The people of the We cannot force. God extends Saturday night and most of the rish are from many different His Hand of Love as does His early hours of Sunda y morning, St. George Eastern Orthodox backgrounds, with all ethnic Church; it Is up to you to Iake February 115 and 16 placing the Church of Winter Park The origins being represented The ihenext step ne cessar y appointments I It you are seeking Louis make-up of the Congregallon is the AnSwerS to all of y Chape;- On Sunday eveninqf q Damian Crlsc&la and Dwight truly ecumenical and questions thenhereis the L ight Reverend Father John E Peter rkland under the American, with members of for which you have been direction of Reverend Father The Church, who have come searching. to the most Holy Virgin Mary John E. Hamatie, Dean of from various religious We a t George's Orthodox Follow ing the dedication the Florida. St. Mary's Orthodox backgrounds, all joining Church wish to extend to yo,j first Dlvlr* Service was held in Boutique .' CLEVELAND & MIZE ttorrieys for Estate Sprinj Floridi That ih Sale u being ma fO AI 0 Of Execution 1 L will conduct a Public Hearing n Sanford Fla on March 4 1773 ii 700PM. or soon tnecalIr • p055 btetocontder appIi()ti in construct an outfalt ai sewer ff4 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE line CrOSSing on the following • Baby Chicks • Ho' e Cam Items ________________ Couf1t, C.0m r,t Pbii%t I eh II II 25 March 4 1973 DEK Iq . - L - - 4 '' Tuxedo Feeds ee S S la 1. r III An"ua Is ; The local deanery church is 0 Match any occas,on All mecthand5 ben stored at NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Aftjmo Garage in Attamont, NAMESYATUTE Springs , Florida and the un YOWHQz,s IT MAY CONCERN . ' . . .Isilitmeffin- i 1 ________ Tp,p nf)Ir d By Ida Cre:l ss S( .=_••.• Antiochian Orthodox Deanery Deanery of Florida, Since i small brochure to enable which is part of the founding, St. GeorQe's has bring the True Word of God Antiochla'n Orthodox Ar. served f needs of all people His Church Into our life• chdloc ese of Toledo, Ohio, and both Orthodox and non that can do i to witness i Flip c3th- %'~Wefi 10 an F And with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in All exist ing lens. t thu Front and for Seminole County. F lorida, (Weit)DooroftheSemtnoi,Cn,y uepn receipt of proof of th e — I = __ W ~_ - S Arthur 04 Beckwith, ir: flpfk of Circuit Court of Hwy. 17-92 Longwood Fr - the Seminole County Florida • Board of Cøn,rnI;oners " Seminnl Corty. Publish I 1915 at I I 00 A M Sanford . b cider'tot I I 1 ; ;' ' ' - --- +L so d -_I Chairman crIbed in Such ertltkate or 'rrtf,catet will be l to r . . N_ -,- 7W ___" r,t,!,, was recently dedica tPd St George Orthodox Church When you love people, as we to the Virgin Mary in the In- IS 8 parish of The Orthodox loveyou, thenyou doall you can lerstate Mall, Altamonte Church of Antioch, within the to bring happiness to thein, Springs, Established by the Archdiocese of Toledo. Ohio, Therefore we have made up th is Of the E5'ete of Wilmond 0 Harrison . Decea ano other aSsorted mcetaneeus ck. equipment. '0 ________ Untets s.t.ch certificate or cer 2-3 .- Further rlo%sCribed as (7,# 514le poac ,126 frcafei %hall be redeemed ac Shoeland --- II J . - ;, chapel in a mall in the Un ited Vald" Harrison one (1) credenza, tw 4dtaweq file cab,inelL one (1) L Shaped desk live drawer. bf own with black. seven ' I 7) - I x1li t. The only EAstern Orthodox P, ocluced by the Deanery, the . February AD 1973 21~?:WA14:409-1, for sue ano I Jack iioes umping , .. _ _: _~~ All of said property t-ifing in the CnvnfyW. Seminole, Stale of Florida k - nd ansif S - C. Vernon Mize, Jr., offer I I'letured above Is Reverend Father dra-er.Drieft) PRPeIite(i,IdaIn; Of ll! /=~ - . eceased PIIC&IiOn to ?he Said Judge for a final Settlement of sald estate, and for an order discharging Vaidee Harrison as such ACministrairix Dated this the 10th do.- of Estates of ftro*ard. No '•'' i _____ 11 11 t fre, then and there, make ap- a Florida wpcwai Property be~ng lovated in Seminole County. FWida. more particularly hint) . Cre6s Look At Mel I'm On Top Of The World In My Senkari Glass & Paint ILo., Inc. - - - _ -_ - . ' . — 00~ I I "thing 0 _. - I - f norable Circuit Judgeot Seminole , -; __ - . . __-;-. .Ji~ 'tr = Inc ttim 1158 SANFORD AVE. StoresANFORD, FLA. WlOND D. HARRISON delivered to Me as Sheriff of Wilmond flrnw*r. 1W ? lam. Sprino'. t - .. -& 2 ounty. Florida, her final rel AlIo4fketurn,t,.nd - Horse ISO Rider PROBATE NO. Deftndant, Eingw ~ ~~ R-= - & Rider Feeds In to the Fstate of: NOtice is herety given that the case entitled. C E euilding III f Products. Inc., a Corporation, March A.D. 1975. Plaintiff, - Inc, . -; : _J~ I ~ ii " . ..,,i4- -- - A . EIG"TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION aforsi;aid Writ of Executionwhich account and vouchert, 74 TI .. -- . I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE have it. I - li_~~I. ,"-- I - :: I \ ~ DEX 52 pefatjn, - t.411 I .I- .'j- - Korral 1973 i. vs Kin0swood Es'atet of i c •4 . Attorney for Plaintiffs Publith F e b ii, 25. March eminole County. C fidal igment rendered in the aforesaid court n the h d t . _____________ _________________________________ q. - PAINT W AL LPAPER N ~c) i __________ Z i . . I 1 Aisim EQUIPMENT 45w Visit 0 1 Orlando Florida 37501 By- Lillian T. Jenkins A Deput y Clerk Ii, 11. 23. March ! V H - LAWN & ARDEN I on . 1 -Y 1 ,4 -, ---" . ' erk of Circ uit Court ~ i r T Inf 11111 - - FoEver,p'ur' 'I By Elaine RiCharde Uerk DepL ' .GLASS I 0 _% ~i complaint or petition. - ii ~_ P 1 . . this Covrt on the 113th day of thu Co.rt on tttri 7th day Of rt,JC 1?7 — P- - -_ - _:-= . --- WHOLESALE RETAIL ITNESSmyhandandtheseapcf 41 I . ,, V ih* Clerk of this Court ether before tICC On taintitt a)?OCn5 . .$,iO: • iainnne L OVIEDO TRACTOR CO. AUTO PARIS AND ACCESSORIES 11. W -;.- And - thereafter;otherwise e default wii ent er ed agalntt you for the rein demanded in the Complaint , -- 01 11 MacLean and Drooke. plaintiff's Wh .. ; I0 1 .- A I 1~ ! I 4 , ' 'DUDA AUTO PARTS 1115, and Ill# ,he Original with lf,,e . . I ~ Putt Putt On Out And Save At "* written defcne, if any, to it on Clerk of th Circuit Court of . - -o -x I f. i __4 .__ VVyVVW%r#%% - S Fi rst ChapeI isI A C1 Sanford t Office Drawer X, Jacktonvil;e. Florida 37203 on or before M.tro 17th 1973 and file the Original With I ewis Automotive Helps You - - ________ 1400 W. - . E One Of A Kind I ; I • . . Large Bloom reccrd in Plat Book 9 Page 11 of of Seminoic - As been filed Against you and you are required to serve a copy of your • • • 1 98 $ 6 LINER . J \ SUPPLI S In Full Bloom Plant tts woe address Refrigerator (GE TA 1733 Range Pine Street Orlando Florida rejl ; • *ADT CIIDDI Ic w• Egg Can Size - I * IIIIIIIIII , (A fixtures. and appurtenance, whi:h County, FWida now areor may hereafter pertain to and you are required to serve a copy Or be used with. nor on tad Of V rbrt$ffl.t,. tari.to' iL , - - A.M. .. AZALEAS I Route 2 NOTlCEOFPU6LiCANO FORTAXOEED (Section 7.4f$ Florida Statutes of rnisierS of ernnol County, Ri I,a,) will conduct .1 Public Harnq .n IncNOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN. Comminlonfrs' Meet.g Room of that SeIno:t County the hder of the ¶pmnl fn':r? (rr',catej has ViICd 5,r.fQrd I on March 1, 1915. it Sd cftifiCnteS for tax deed o be zoo p as sor 'reattef SSUId thereon The Certificate oflibIeto consider an application to numbers and years of issuance, the fill unnamed pond on th descrlplfor' of the prooerl,i. and the fofto g d5crib(d proptrty na mes In which it was are W', otSE ' Of SE a (less P W for i IOlI SPandIessH9aff pIusS3OIt oft,; Certificate No 1010 Year of ,o u of E 460, Beginning the NE i,,, corner of intersection Branch Road ahd SR 42fj unnrnJ NE north 750 It 79 drWees 3;1)" E 150 I 7)5 P 30E ft. ctt sou thwtcrIy on Sf4 thvn P4C iflwhih assessed James C 1 1507811 -. Gardedand A,ctior. has been filed against you Ut & - - - - '111011110111110,11111111111101111111 __ improvements now and hereafter on Said land, and filitUrIeS allfiChed thereto: &ISO All gas,%tearn, electric. %,!Ief. and other heating. cooking. refficerating. fighting, plumbing, cording 10 the Plat Mertof as tt : I OPEN DAILY Legal Notice . J~ Ph. 322.677 Sanford. Ha. — Notice hOTIZZ %O .) -' I. Oran. Missouri 63711 the Public Recuras of Seminole YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ventilat.nq irratn and sv%'ernsmacnes,I,ar)cs I H o ur N urs i ng 919 E. 2nd St. f K a PATRICIA NASON (Last Known Addresst Legal . 1 • ana PATRICIA "PAT" TOOT SoutP32 feet oltOT1and North 31 . Care For Private Patients - VA -Medicaid PU a tient Th e r apy 7Foon Street his wife A 'where your trends are" , Tuesday, Feb. 2S, 1975—SB _ CENTER (Last Known A&Jrnsl County, Flnrlda NURSING 0 4,4" THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND bLAIN NASON end PATRICIA WILLIE GENE LEWIS 1 'ø.T" C? ICRES LEWIS )' *le PATRICIA NASON. Dfend,ints DeIenin, NOTICEOFACTION NOTICEOFAC!ION TO. WILLIE GENE LEWIS TO BLAIN NASON - - Evening Hera, Sanford,FL CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA COUNTY FLORIDA CIL ACTION NO. NO 71 .II4-CA-e,. THOMAS .i SNYDER, ANDREW FNGEL MORTGAGE COMPANY. FARNESE and GWYNN REEL, INC a Delaware Corporation, iffs, PI$,f. ! I -- LejIitice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL - I IZ ; . i . Tuesday. Feb. 25, 197-41B Legal Notice ; -- I report and - ' Applicat ion tv thereto, af any. Ooutdb,e duly fllr1 After fil;nq proof of publication sho* ng ,% tn ties been pi Shed onr a WiteiL for four consecui:ve*"ikS. t..:, mtteq and the Ordeelng of d str but I - , - ____ ______________ �r1I 6 B-Eveninç Hea1d. Sanford. Fl. Tuesday, Feb. S, 1975 ___ Legal Notice • What Makes William The Dreadful Run? 31A--Ouplexes CLASSIFiED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Seminole Orlando - Winter Park • ByThMTWDE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. petr1eurn Import statist Ics and Sirnonftes who go through life (lie accumulated papers." TheEeraldSenices n 831-9993 322-2611 rio;n • '.rip:: other bsuLng Iccure. A wearing ciectronic djis _____________________________ it Is, however, not Just WASHINGTON - tiit) P.111 greE 3fgh of rcl1f greets the which are tuned Into the dedication to the tax-paying it Is 9 a.m. and all hell has RATES I reporWr.ThankflieGods,IstJw demanthig Secretary's beck cltzenthatpropelsthe47.year. JOHN W. BARBER and CLASSIFIED DEPT. busted outside the office of the lthruSIime$......4)caline chorus. The Secretary will be and call. MARGARETH.BARBER,hIIWIf.; HOURS -. '--old 'r'tary thrc!gh his Secretary of Treasury. William 1. .j . ciir óliiru a; ti,.' . . . 31c a line 'no tiVFi.rs pktd. .....24ca line The Beeper Brigade, Simon year-old agency acLlvltks. He CHRISTY. his wife; WILLIAM 0. unon is scheduled for an in. 1 •:OO AM. - 5:30 P.M. 2tim•s The Secretary, as ltlppens, says, isa ODONNELL and ELAINE thru FRIDAY MONDAY Cs2,00MINIMUMCHARGE) myth. Hut whether is comes by his energy honestly, terview on the hour, but nobody O'DONNELL. wife; and FRANK SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum doesn't really give that much of people do or do not wear believingly. It is a patriotic W. CHRISTY. INC • a Rhode isIad can find the interviewer. a dlngle about the scribe. The homing equipment In Fact, they cause with him. Corporation. Secretariesaredisj)atchedas H '0' _______ issue Is punctuality, not to at least do in fancy, Defendants If the bloodhounds, carpet edges are DEADLINES 47') Son of a successful silk. NOTICE IN EMINENT mention accurate scheduling, Secretary Is lifted in the search, and a not 50 hardnosed dyeing mogul who lost the DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS Noon The Daj Before Publication staff ef1icicrcy and successful as the tales would have it - one family's first fortune in the IN THE NAME OF THE STATE 5,O0.year assistant puts an -expectations. Errant In. of his nicknames is Wililam the Great Depression, SimonOF o FLORIDA. etbergency call to the Sunday - Noon FrIdaj ALL WHOM IT MAY CON. terviewers can't be penalized, Dreadful - some on his ln- started his professional life as, newsman's office where he CERN And to but a cering staff Is less mediate staff believe the woNt, he says, "an unemployed guy a. The foIIlng named pOns learns, with heart ready to immune. I - .bursi, no one at the office has _______________ , ________________________________ Employes fairly tiptoe with a wife, two kids and ,OOfl a.'d parties who are believed to be ________ ________________C.. 5. The story is that when Bill nonresjntof the State of Florida. seen him either. Woe almighty, iround the man, secretaries ir.dcbts." lie hooked OIl with a and whose last known places of i1-lstructions Simon, self-proclaimed pain, await his buzz as an alert from %ValI Street brokerage house 23 rcsidenr.e are as 1t førth belew, and 1-Card Of Thanks what in heaven's name will the , ---- ----- ---_____ - - -- . - -- ' cannot reach an aide for in Secretary think? Jehovah, otherwise Important years ago, applied himself, set allperscnsclaimingby. through and WIIAJAM SIMON Erroll now for Spring sewing under them, together with the formation, no matter the hour Treasury veterans smile when his sight on hard-earned The family of GINGER LIL Relax, it turns out the cIatwi. Singer approved dealer. parcJ numbe in ich RAINIER wishet to thank their orcircumsthnce, he assigns the he smile! and frown when he triumph if not human contact, respective 710 E. 1st st.. 33) 6l many friends and neighbors for _______________________ newsman is in the reception toes, and thumbing through the hapless chap to the "Beeper frowns. "In 15 years," sayS One and achieved it. Ills $60,000 they are aIIed to be Interested; JOHN W BARBER their kInd expressions of sym roomallthewhile,twjddlInghIs pages of Business Week, Brigade", a legendary army of bureau mainstay, "I've never government salary is peanuts and MARGARET H. pathy. MR. & MRS. 0. E. 18-Help Wanted BARBER. his wile RAINIER & FAMILY -_-_ -- - - -seen the likes of him. I think 7 Sth Ed S;reet .-__ --- ---------he's a hell of a good man, but I riuiluon. ARLINGTON. VlRGlNl.t Earn cash reprenIing 5aah 4-Personals hate to go into his office." 77202 ___________________________ fl3Coventry 7711 after 6 Jewelry. No Investment. Ills loot has than extracted a PARCEL I The opinion is echoed at higher price sweat, n-YOUTROU6LEO1CaW-,O-TT The West 10 feet of the South ',of various points in the Treasury ."Free, 641 7077 for "WC Care"SW ' of the NE '. of the NW 'i , to twin a theSecT Clerical Hto v,anted t'YDkPeepør n ?. Toish1p 21 Sojth'tlir' ----- - IdtS ' Ttn tnroLch trial bairct', lr small lv ftih't' t hIS SCV(iI kids, Rnu,.' 29 List. Seminole County. umkcr, hut. . .' Or, lies got and FACED WITH A DRINKING conitructi Co Office, preferably I ' Florida. close aides say his wife PROBLEM a (Inc mind, but... Th with mechanized accounting Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous sum mt love him dearly "because experience on Burroughs L. 5000 of It Is that Simon Is respected atsence makes the heart grow JOHN B. CHRISTY ' Can Help Must have wIIIingnes to be yet disliked. and EVELYN CHRISTY, CIII 473 45*7 traIned In Pompano Beach, Fla And agency fonder." Besides this, he has hi wife merale under his leacershIp f(w ',e'*! m',t?; bi'fti'p re 5.5 Reservoir Ivrflue b. Sanford, Florida :iuueti to igm.re uUsr social iu allegedly suffered. Says one B (i MicHAIA. SIAIiMUN ____________________________ location of ouic. in Sa"r? A survey of Florida savings CRANSTON. RHODE ISLAND :_._Statistics provided by ot department observer: "lie experiences earoute to Inquire fl34 Asscc-Iatrd Press Writer and loan institutions shows that lando - area realtors, fur ex6-Child achievement, "lie has many Care FRANK W. CHRISTY. INC. ts the hell out of people. He Interest rates on home mart. conventional Interest rates ample, show 2 sales In Oct AVON C 0 JOHN B. CHRISTY drives and drives and drives. associates," says an associate, says Reservoir Avenue gage loans in Florida have have declined from a high of her 1974 as compared to 259 Iii That's okay for him, because "but few friends." Official SWING SET NURSERY Open 24 Make It a Hapny Uew Year Pay off .. CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND dropped a full one per cent in 9.7Spercentsizmonthsagot,oa January and a decline in sales whathewantstodolsmake N's. 7 yS. Special rates. Fern last year's bills and start Siv. Washington believes him recent months because of a low of 8.75 percent today. Park. 131.4111. again, No selling experience volumeoverthelastsismon PARCELII _______________________ . markandleave. But therestof diamond hard, chilly, one. stwge in savings and loan denecessary. Let's talk about it "Interest rates are not the of $3.7 million. " THE HERALD proudly Invit you Areas open. . - .01 f Soutweil have to stay on here, 10, 20 sided, "a Bob McNamara posits, but The South ii feet of the Nonh trend appears to probln any more," says Is to the Homemakers StOW at the "If Blvd.; off 25th St.; Off Locust Ave. without artillery." feet ef the West $6 feet of Block C. bad, people 30 work, years but more. I don't mind be having little Impact on the White, an official with the Or- going totalk believe it," saysare hard much more of S.anfor Civic Center. March 1. Call $44 )079 - Wthefie as recorded In Plat The opinion Is surely Admjt ,, ,, •,, TIIr. is free. ar.1 locrs trwiWintPr PPr PM nt A GOOD SAL E5tAP4 - isneer out iJr'e Vvi, [1ri1dcni oi tfle ths1to 14 pm ket. hour a day stulf for eaggcratc. Anyone with p'p Rord cI Serr.nole Counl, of work. Call us II you have a real Ilealtors. "Employment SCCIIIS Officials also say the recent to be the problem. People are f Orlando Board of Realtors. re- Bill and I'll have to retire seven kids Is a testimony to Florida estale ilcene, •n a desire to 1ecting the reluctance of hous- early," Go "hings to Eat ' EARN MOREl considerable emotion, lop introduction of brash afraid they'll lose their Jobs." ing officials to talk candidly ' b The unknown ulgn, sucFORREST GREENE. INC Ironically, the Simon assistant Jerry Parksy says In interest, trustees or OI' RFALTORS3flI13S30r372fl7O FRUIT FOR SALE offers of cash rebates and free perienced some ease ill in my own office how the mood bitterly annoy some of ij5 "When I leave town, he checks under or against any and all of the Can earn from IS an hr. & up. Call 3flM41 -. autos to home buyers, have met buying like L A. McLean, vice changes when a salesman people are the very ones which to make sure my family's okay. above named corporations. wtiether 319 5694 or 319 5170 exittir.g or dissolved, and to all . with some limited success, but president of Tallahassee's comes in off thestreet and says, encourage much of his public. Christmas time he's down in the Persons and parties claiming or msula Live Leghorn hens, while Part time cashier hostesses. e . they last,. 50 cents each for Ito au.stry's road to recovery Company benefits. Apply in owners, mortgagees. Iudgment in slight upward trend won't last, I've told my people I don't want defatigable foreman, one of the Cackieberry Farms. mile Boyish featured, sometimes creditors or lien holders of, upon or Altamonte Springs SamsuIa Dr. to Cacklet)Irry __________________________ ficult. down and level off," McLean Butfpre(amjljeswhoare more than necessaryo'tofta. have once advised a nonplused t'ereinafter described: "Interest rates are down and says. "We are not looking for a buying, housing Paid bureaucrats. the Florida losnseeJerto(73eby but good'75lntermsof'nand'73," IndUstry Is offering some . Secretary of State: "Hey, PARCEL I .. Inatownwheredvilser-vants Henry, your fly is open." people still aren't buying in any Figures on sales are difficult cellent deals, --__________ __________________ - large numbers because they to obtain from realtors, who put in seven hours on a good Nonetheless, the harsher Simon The West 10 feet of the South t.' of _______________ SW Of the NE ci the NW ' N UT I C E da:i, and have holidays portrait prevails, are afraid of the economy," subscribe to the theory that bad price of existing hon of Section 77, Township 21 SOuth, MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. unknown to the rest of the says RoBin Seibold, an news means bad business. But has dropped across most of the country, 11,2 Bdrm. luri or unfurri. As a result of this image, Range 79 East. Seminole County, the Secretary __________________________ 3?O2OrIandoOi-, 373 1670 Florida DISABLED Simon has won exet,give with the Florida Say- what figures are available do state and new home and con- more, itnil to nis credit, expects he sets aristocracy known no niche In the AMERICAN L0fl LC3Ue. not apprar to justify opt1mi donimum builders are making as Potortac Bamboo Cove, I 7 BDRM, shag, air, PARCEL II VETERANS the example: 15-hour days, six Pals. If one doesn't slap backs subfllal sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near ci'y park I 4anford Plaza. From daysaeek, and as for Sunday, after hours, or pinch rumps In The South II fed of the North 100 Chapter asking prices. $I Airport Blvd. near Sanf,J 30 he says, pointing to a red the secretary pool, The feet of the West $8 feet of Block C, In Weathefi,td as rorded in Plat AVI HO ROS COPE 1340 11 92 under his arm, Fthblisent here is cont7. Pages 64 and 6$, of the Florida have dropped In priCenotebook "Sdays I South of Sanford rm. ipt., or large PvbIic Records of Seminofi County. speuf going over fused. ________ in recent mmths from between _________________________ housi. 373.37 from 9 to 6. BYBERNICEEEDEOSOL $3,000 and $7,000 whib those#a -. . .,,j • ----- , - . -. r.- '' ' Det;IaIe4TakinQhasr,,,,flIed MASTERS CC"E : • aw mes WK1 &ogi riouce Buslness-7:01stTues. rcv'' orv 26. 11I .iin rü.... I a 'n above Styled cause by 'he THE LAKE _____________________ W WUC _______________ 371 79Q CtTYO IN mt IKUf I WUKV, IN AND ARIES (March 21-April 19) savings Of UP to $5000. YOUR BIRTHDAY LAKE MARY,FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SPRINGS, FLORIDA, a municipal " DUPLEX. furn or unfurn. Ideal Bin Feb. 2$, l75 You could make a big mIstake Noticc of PvbHc HearIng . corporation, for condemn.iticn of The Keys Co,, one of Miami's FLORIDA frxatlors. reasonabl, rent. Ph. Every Wed. & Sat, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN by the over and across the CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-I$$.CA.o.o easements Much opportunity will come where)- rworkiseoncernedif owner 365-3731 anytime largestrealestatenrrns, Is ofCIty Several trocts øf lane described in Early Rlrd's ll5p m of the Cuty of Lakc W 0 UNWORTH yu pvz-zisit your attention your way easily thIs year, but Iering cash rebates of $500 on Mary.Floriea.thatsaid(ounCjlwilI BUILDERS, Petition for the purpose of in INC., a Florida corporation, lfltif the stallng don't take it for granted. Plan 300 prevIously owned homes hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m., or wander. Concentrate on and maintaining sanItary PIe 2ndIgAlnnd ______ _____ I Housing Untouched __ _____ catacombs, ''Pie's a hard NIcE, cIin, 1 bedro apartment, LIQhtL wtir Itjrnith,d AdUItI ________ Only. $13. )flfl96 After 5. FUrn* 1 broom air coni apt 1st floor. aclufls only, No pets, 337 ,1 . ____________________ __________________________ One bedroom frun. apt., $100 ma. utiIitI.s pd TAFED REALTY. Broker, 1100 E 25th St • 377 USS Bedroom garage apartment in Quiet n&ghrhood, Iii. bath, air Conditioner optional, Adults Only no pets, 377 1976 after 1. _______ Apar1mnt furnished and un furnished. Furnished are carpeted & air Conditioneø, $15 & up 3771110. FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on Scenic Wekiva River's bass fishing paradise, among bñutifuI oalt Rental from $125 mo f.r mobilehomes includes free canoe e. Adults only, Camp Seminole, 32, -- Mobile Home Lot for Rent In La!e Mary area 377 9353 . 372 9777 WANT AN EVENING AWAY FROM beginning at 6:30 p.m. Admistion Ii t'e. PIOME-FREE? Then attend the Herald's Homemakers Show at the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday. March lot 7:30pm Doors open at 6:30. 32-Houses 3 Bdrm • 7 bath, dining I, Florida. Central air 8. heat, large lot. Loch Arbor, $200 mo 373 2101. - fishing paradise. among beautiful oaks. Rental from $123 mc for mobile hornet Inrludes free cxnoe use. Adulti only. Camp Seminole. 377 4410 - MOBILE HOME PARK Rentals from only Best lot selection 95 per cent FINANCIHV3 AV.)LABLE Vie will tease for up to one year now available In " . ---•': --'." , - .. - Mod 1t4 display Located I Cak South of Airport Blvd.. - fl*tIi:.. on Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida SANF0RDf ------' ---- ---------- - __________________ sewer trunk interceptor xy%tim in hui spossibleon vi. wlsely.Bulldastepatatime, andoneMlamicondobujderj, 50Onth ednesday, March 12, 1975, to RUPERT B. HARTMAN et ux, and the City of Altamonfe SprIngs, Be careful in selecting advertising, a $2,000 rebate to coner the adoption of an or TAURUS (April 2Florida, and Seminole County, EMIL C. KIRSCH. dinance by the City of Lake Mary. Each Defendant Is hereby notified Your optimism Ii apt to associates. Defendants ___________________________ potential buyers. Florida, tit'e of which is as follows: that the Petitioner will call up for NOTICE OF ACTION overrule your common sense hearing before the Honorable VoIle AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY TO: EMIL C. kIRSCH _____________________ and bettej- idt A. Williams, Jr..oneof theludgesof ________________________ OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 1117 North Lord above styled Court, on the 31st ADOPTING THE SEMINOLE attempt something risky thats ChTcago, Illinois 60631 COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ci March. AD. 197$, at 11:30 INV1TATIONTOB$r, FICTITIOIJSNAME YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an da' best left Ufltrled. Notice Is hereby given that me -- Seminole County Notice I htreby given that I am ORDINANCE. REPEAtiNG ALL action to foreclose a mechanic's lien- am., at the - -. I?f.t%,, .S• -' nfl,.,. 5,.re rru i , rir ... ..'...rI. U '.&_.*L, £VI Tfl' .. . ,, TOJWWnC] nrnflø,'tw it', " " ' " '' ' "a IJUflC hit ' -. , -. ovnry, P't0tlG will rCceIye sea!J ' application for oroer o faking French Ave. Sanford. Semi', IILREWITH, PROVIDING FOR S'minoIe County. Florida tTaJor dectsio that will have b-ds t.p to 5 - 00 P.M CONSTRUCT ION. .c'.onday. M.frch County, Florida, under the fictIt,oqjs LIBERAL LOt5and 3). RANDS ADD I ION heretofore filOd in thiS cause All an effect upon the family's lY. 1V7S.lntheCasselbrrrycltyHall, AarnCOISANFORDRADIO&C . SEVERABILITY AND EF. TO TOWN of LOPIGW000, hu tO thl suit snd alt other ac Casselberry, lifestyle should not be Florida for CENTER. and that I Intend to FECTIVE DATE, cording to the plat tPereot, as Interestedpartlesmaya.aratth, time and place designated and be impulsively now. Proceed rearrangement and alteration ot a register said name with the Clerk of A copy of said ordinance shall be recorded in Plat Book 1. P3 Id. of heard. portion of the CaswIberry Polici the Circuit Court. Seminole County, available at the Office of the Cily the public recordS of Seminole cautiously. Department. Florida in accordance with the Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, Each Defendant Is hereby corn. County, Flori, mended to serve written ddense to Specifications may be obtained provisions of the F c1itious Name Florida, for all persons desiring to has been filed against you, -.d CANCER (June 21-July ) i from the City Statutes, ToWII: Section •6s,o eiamint same. Manager, Casseiberry are P*reby required to serve a copy said Petition on S. JOSEPH DAVIS. will be easier ftw 0U to say City Hill. Casselberry, ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Florida, The Florida Statutes 1957. of yourwritten defenses, if any, tD it JR.. attorney for Petitioner, Post "yea" than "no" today. You're City reserves the right to accept or are InvIted to attend and be heard. 5: 0. w. wuson. Jr. on MARC 1. LUBET, Esq. of Office Bo 1330. Sanford, Florida, riled arty or all bids. Publish: Feb. 1$, 23. March 1 THlSNOTlCEl%fobeptbIi5pin LEVINE 1 COHEN, 1310 CNA 37771, on ci- before the 2ItPi day of going to make Harry Ci. Hug March. A.D. 1973. and to ffl• the 1973 the EVFNIN( Tower, rS,(*q, HERAIP. iiiti Without i.'ull3lcIcruig City Miniger OEK-96 newspaper of general circulation in befori March 26, 197$. and file the origInal of said written defenses future coeqw'ces Publish Fee, 7%. March 4. 1915 said City, one (1) time at least IS original with the Clerk of tht Court with the Clerk of Circuit Court of days prior 10 the time of th! I*jblic either before se-rvie On pintilf said Court either before service on !!K 141 LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 2; ge ________________ Petitioner's attorney or im. hearing. attorneyortrnmediatefytp,,rj,,,; FICTITIOUSNAME realistic about what you DATED this 21st day of Feøruary, OtherwI, a default will be entered mediately thereafter to s what Notice is hereby given that am A.D. 1975. It would be a mistake o rely against you for the relief demanded right, title, interest or lien you, or engaged inbu,'net NoticeFICTITIOUS i hereby given at 1017 HQhland that we'are NAME City of Lake Mary, any of you, have in ar,d to the In thi complaInt. Ai?amortte Spr,ngs 37701, upon what you think will be engaged In bjsirj •t , CCda(. '7 u')tr uuJ ,n rv,iion, I NLS5 my hind and teal i,l . w•, Seminole County. F w w I.UYCZ JK5Cfl1 - ,--- -..-. -, .,,. Ka' Sassman, d to Show cause, if any you have, fICtitiOuS this Court on Ft-bruary7lst,I75. name Of Seminole County, Florid., under the PEPILO 1cial City Clerk why said property Should nit be Arthur H. fla'ckwuh fittttløijt name of HOME SWEET PRODUCTS, and that I intend ,, EDMUND 7. ?IOCiLfOLK, (SC condemned fQr the uses and pur. . c...., , ,,, ,., 'a.scc ,-, (hers of the Ccurt anti sato name with the Clerk of a.... .. - lay.. -, - fly: lillian J. Jcnkin ftCircuit Court, Seminole County, Frman 1. WoOl'otlt regisSj.rsa1dnamvwjthfn,ler0( You know innately what Attorneys for City herein If you hail to do so. a defaull Deputy Clerk thi' Circuit Seminole County. Flor',,Ja 1n accol-dancC with the PO Box Sal cow-se of action should be. Floridi in Court. will be entered against you fot the Marc .. 1t proviSionS Of the Fictitious Name acccwijanc, with Springs, Fl. 32701 relief demanded In the Petition. _______________________ Levin 8. COhen Rather than approach it arovislons of the Fictitious flame Statutes. To-Wit: Section 165.09 Attamonte Publish: Feb 73. 1975 WITNESS my hind and seal of Su't 1310, CNA Tower Florida Statutes ,. directly, you'll conjure up 5botutes, To Wit- Section ea. DEX 143 said Court on the 21st dOy of Orlando, Fia, 37$ 5' Louis Lang _____________________________ Florida Statutes 1957 excuses to put things off. PubliUl: Feb. 25. March i. II. II. February. A.D. 1973 Publiih: Feb. 25, March 4 II, s: Jerry Futco 1975 (SEAL) 1975 Cheryl Fwo LIBRA(Sept.23.kt.23)Thjs IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, DEK.I4 Arthur H Betkwith, Jr. DEK.IM Pbl1sh Feb. 25, March 4, )) 5 EIGHTEENTH jUDICIAL CIRlsnotatlmetoleantooheav.jly 1973 Clerk of the Circuit Court, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . fly: Elaine RiCharde upon intuitive feelings. View DEk 147 NOTICE OF APPLICATION COUNTY, FL,3RIDA Deputy Clerk _________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FIR TAX DEED situat.ions as they are not as CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S-3U-C*.Ot.B PubIih: Feb. 23. March 1, iI 1$. FOR TAX DEED (5ectle 197.495 Florida Statutes of OIVlSIo a you hope they'll be, (SectIon 197.49$ FICTITIOUS NAME Florida Statvtt of 1971 1,691 In re list Marriage of: Fk 150 1,81 SCORPIO(Oct,24.Nov 22)11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. BERNARD BALES. NOTICE engaged lnfr,jii'jt 1717 H'gnway IS iltMEQy GIVEN NOTICE OF INTENTION TO that Seminole Coimty thi holder of you have financial dealings ;.,p HuSband, 011cc Boa 513. Fern Perk the fcflGwlng certificates ha; filed that Ii W Hoskins the holder of the REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME with friends today be sure all 37730, Seminole Cjntv. Florida. f0iIiwin ccrtifItle ,.,4Ii,.•. • . - flA, fiI..,l The undertinn.1 - ---------"-S. -.......... - ---- - hA -''wt-''"'toir)r,N o,ni(Jrflnn. '.nnrltr I. --- -,'Vi UL rr , ti" ur1er tt(rtficat5 for i t.ix deed to . (thIy fbi? he r,-clt.i na - e 1t' ot ur.i !ti,- t,':n he cerf,fc.jle '4te .''"' ''' "I' "' ' 0USINLSS iss.jed thprecn The buSineSs dl Santora, Florida, under S E R V I C ( S. numbers and years of 'tS4MflCe, the rImficate agueness could Later cause NOTICE OF SUIT UNLIMITED, and that we nSend to descri,)tion at the property. and the oumbers and years of isSuance, the the fictitious name of "INSIGHT" TO: BERNARD BALES complications. reOlSier Said name with the Clerk Oh names In which Il was aswsSed deicrifln of the property, and the and that said firm is composed of the are RPsidte UrnO*ii names in which it was assets are followIng person whose name and SAGrrTARIUStNOV 23-Dec the Circuit Court. SemnoIe Covity, as follows' YOU ARE NOTIFIED lhjf an ' Florida irt bccOcdare with the Certificate No t'L , as follows: plice of residence is as follows: 47$ Year of action tor OiSsotutlon 211 sou re uaely to assume usat Provisions ci me Ftt1tt,o,j of Marriage Ctrtifit&t H. Richard Johnson No 101$ Year of Name 1917 h; been SHed against you and you certain goalsyouhavearea fail Statutes, To WI': Section 163 0? ItsuanCi I.Suate 1977 616 East AttarnOnte Drive DescriptIon of Property ire ,e.qt,irnj to Serve (r ri,r:. r'i '11'-".' r' ii"t 'i'&' i' of r't,r ."itifliOn?r Si-r'. ;'. Description of Properly ' 1. ".r ,-r I I'll .r tfl d:li i, . it 4O, O it Cii Lot 11 15Th A (,CQVC Tracv p I .1 1. Ii JSr flOrida 9 Pg 100 AUthIIg )tJUrS4j.i, I<IRB't' MOWCRJE,. PIaint,lf s Snirley C. Di8le-e PG 13 Ownership of INSIGHT is as Name in which assessed Charles attorney, whOSe addrest i5 Psl CAPRICORN (Dee fl-Jan PUt?SC Feb 11 1$ 25 March 4 flame in which assesed Rut'i fOflow' E Bloom Jr ci al O't "ox '? I ik.ro 'lormoa ivJ, Shirliy Hokins Wmlite Menlo t iumo to conclusion,s H Richard John'n 19j Don' Att ci said property be'ng ifl list Ifli), on or before the 28th day of - '. DE-ip William,, Geese Carl Hokivt ...J 100 Per Cent UJ)Ofl urdf- dy Situ jJ UAJ Coun'yol5emirsote. Statiol Florida. March. 1975, ano fil, the original All of said property being in the ff1; my intention to apply to ttte Unless such certificate or tee- wIth the Clerk of the Circuit iformit1on. If you do you'll Court of County of Seminole, State of Florida CIe'k of the Circuit Court It. ,1.id for PICTITSOUSNAME fiNcite, shatl be redeemed ac Seminole Cot-nty •ifher before Unle PIcilce Iihereby gives that am cording to law IN, Seminole County, Florid., t f'idyourteitin over yaw head. Such cerlificale or tee property service on Plaintiff's attornty or tlflcaf.s Shati be redeemed ac asgagedlnausi4s,flsat1$woIjg I. cser the said name of "IN. dejrIe, in #j tuØs certiticet, or ImmedLststytheeHltee,f%e,wiSea corn'ng 5fl W$Pifl_ gw, Plece Attaengnt Springs. Seminole crrt,flcates *1,1 be' SIGHT" under the provisions of 10 law the p'operty %o4d 10 tlw diflt will be 4,stered Cgaintt you 'I'bere sawarnlngforyotiagaln CJty. Florida. under the ti'l "n.s h"o:! SffU•• 430? F'o" descritvei In ,", r, i . ., ath ol l u,'ri ix- ne retmet demandJ in the today to tread eJu!iously in (rijificates name of I !97) * iil i MOu (ThEY Sold to the ti.Cdx.Oronthc IilhdavoM9r(h. omplaint or Dcftt,on -".-•• --"- ..--' - -- AtrP,.W,., enu ,,., . - -"s,,... -. -- '."" .fllri D'QUCf' riat , 'n'ectg-'-to 1973 u,r,L33 my nina fists tim ai me court at 11:00 A.M 0y ' omermatlers that WtTNESSrny hlndandtheteafof house000rr,n lh.e 0 February, I95 regisTer saidna're with fbi Clerk of 17th dyl Mirth, II your club or organization Dafe this 6th dai of February IJWOIVL U this Court thit 3i2thOay 01 February 1973 at)) ( AM PfOf*rtY Liz otherS. thttiftgit Cowt Seminole County, Wz.' (Seal) S,OuId IWe 10 be Included In t975. Dated ltsls th day of Fob'uary, P1SCI (Feb 2di 2üp Fiar,aa n aCtci'daqC with fbi John; Ma}c 5 Arthur H Beckw,'h Jr this listing call: tSeaI) )973 Sworn to and Subscribed to by H (t ri C 'rd? Co ri tusmessanu ci'4,n mn es shre .J.'... r e' The Fid,t ous NIme I rttr H fleciwith Jr , ur H I ' L.. t .."(f or S t Richard Johno before me this 11th Of ..erOirf'it COn'y f-tora Clerk of the Cir are cc'ncvrned F t C,'t THE HE RALD Clerk of Ciru t (o-tjtt day of February 19 3 iafutes 195) 8 ia Crce( Joy Stokes ssisl-iuut being backed up by of Seminole County Joycp C Arnold E .i Motoney Ftgr,da Deputy CIer1 Deputy Clerk PufjtM lets 1* 23 ,'arcrt 4 51 Pi,sps Fit, 'I 'Iritary Public fly Ida (real De-puf, (1c#I ex,ttcounsel BecarefuJwha' CLASSIFIED Ii "3 ' arcr, 4 Pjbl,iz, 25 March 4 t Publl'Ut F,b I) 16 7 Mar Is 4 of lIor,da DEPARTMENT soo sign todas 1:c los iiish tb 75 M4rch & 11 II. 54 DEir 14 322 2611 01K 60 UI U U U# IT VIJ$J taskattiaild. - Legal Notice -I -. ______ - ______ _____ : ____ jj ___ _____ _____ _,J _____ -. - - Legal NoticA - -=- = • - H H _____ - ' = I' - -- - . ,,, - . - - U - - II 11 - .4 Clothes Washer.Dryer ---- .. - - J . ,, F :- ' =-.---:----. - - - - - _.T_ - - -- , I,f' '' ' Ei WOODMERE - CORNER LOT! bedrooms, kitchen equipped, ni windows, carpeting. Only $19.30 " _____ Where the - I - " -. _- ...._--.... - natives are - bedroom, aIr, carpet, kitchen fully PONt Water sewer garbage t.'rvIr. ..i I.,., uwner. lily 377lIPS or 327 1593. - Apartments 1 II - to downtown, new lovely 2 iThIYI - • , , , ,,, ...;J. Realty. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER VjIJige II FROM $160 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. FLA 373757° AEiA Stenstrom c,viaLulcrs i_ * 1-2 Bedroom I Ilf1lIULIt Ci -' * Heated Pool DAMvI flu "rd t'5) ___________________ ' filendly - 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished Free Boating To All Apartment Residents Large Swimming Pool - Captain's Clubhouse ' '' Highway 17-fl QuIet Elegance If you've Starched for thi ultimate in apartment living, you'll find t at FrankIl Arms. Conven;enliy located lust ?*oblocks wist of Il 97. between FaIrway Plaza an Semtnøle High Schoi ,i 323-8670 Sanford, Next SAN IANTA - LISTEN Y'Atl. This 2 Story has 3 bedrooms. baths, huge breakfast room pl beautiful potl Older home but it exceptionally nice! 549,300. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - JUS LIKE P41W' 2 bedroom. I ball new carpeting, new hedter, wn new plumbing, refurbished insiC and out. Corner lot 1)7,500 To Cavalier Motel REALTORS 2363 Park Dt MOSSIE C. BATEMA1 Rig. Real Estate Broke 7%% 30 year mortgages 3777443 POOL Hot weather getting you dOwn Select one oh these lovely poo homeS. 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, famIly room, large recreatior room, opening onto lovely pool. Exceptionally fine area $59,900 One Bedroom $144 Two Bedroom $114 Six Month's Lease Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air 4 Bedrooms, 7 baths, family room, many extras, 'arge pool area. $31,500. Other homes let all price ranges with cools available. Wall-to.Wajl Shag Dishwasher & Disposal Pool & Clubhouse Laundry ThIIlty HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet away from it aID - DCfl.ry. At1'jit L.&triy large I air. Ideal für retired 446416. fl *051. --- =- 1' Large wooded Iota. Street lights Ped streets •S,wers •Sidewajks - - 322 $301 2ôl0Hiawatha Ave. aI $7.97 - 311 315 E First St BALL REALTY Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W. 1st Sf. 3775411 - NO QUALIFYING. NEW 3 BR., bath home, all extrat t't ivvt ,l,n 377 27$7, 372 5677 SPANISH CHARM JORDAN, REALTOR, DeBAR's', lust lijted-? BR, 1' -, Pekin, )16W 2nd St = WELAIP;1M(NTS Additions 211 W, 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt. 3223103 Remodeling _________ ....-.. . - - - Reconditioned Batteries, $12.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. - See The Herald's Special Homemakers Show Iue sunday. March 2. then plan to attend Tuesday, March 1 at the Civic Center. No charge for admission 78-N'otorcycles _____________________________ Motorcyc'e Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 68-Wanted to Buy ____________________ ____________ ll000rbe'stofter,cleanl96lPonliac Bonneville, good inspection Sticker, AT. AC, AM FM radio 3*9 oore out to 100, motor not in car, Vi'O' "700 5.flCY7 im body in good comsd., motor pata, tust re e- not work, new I speed trans Ccli Lynn, 182 7793 before 4 p mrs ____________________________ - I Speeo transmission with clutch Sit up and Hurtt shifter. Call Lynn, _____ -______ 23,3SM _____ ________ Wanted to buy used office furniture. 1972 Yamaha, 100 CC Enduro, like Any Quantity. NOLL'S _________________________ Casselberry, Hwy. 17-92. S3.42O6. ____________________________ BilCk new, 1250. 531-2902. OPEl. GMC TRUCKS 1974 Honda 550 NFED Private party v.'lII buy your diamonds 1 ct. up. Also gold iewelry for cash. Write P.O Box 546, Titusyille, Fla. _______________________________ ______________________________ __________________________________ Wanted to buy all types ofAmericansilvercoins 372.1544 after 5 Pick up truck 1971 Toyota. G000shape,$1,395. 349 5372. Geneva. 29507 __________________________ 79-Tpjs-Traj 197$ FORD LTD. 4 Door Herd. top, One Owner. AT, PS, PB, Air, $895 1977 OPEL RALLYE, One Owner, 4 Speed, Air $1695 1972 PLYMOUTH Grand Coup,, One Owner, AT, PS, PB, Air, FRONT END * U MLr. II ,r'g n .'r CondItioner us.e los' months; IC" Radial arm SCW: variety of other Items. Winter Springs, 372 *9fl. bdrm. masonry home, fenced rard. $1,200 down. 1131.50 per mo., 0 qualified buyer, 372-2750. I $973 PONTIAC BONNEViLLE Coupe, One Owner, Fully Equipped. Special MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. Il 92. Open Sat. & Sun.9 S $3195 1977 0101 CUTLASS, 4 Door, Low Mileage, AT, PS, PB, Air. $2195 339-2920 I 1977 HORNET HATCHBACK, One Owner, Low Mileage, AT, Air. il 1,500. 51-Household Goods Stemper Realty $2195 1974 PONTiAC GRAND PRIX. One Owner, Low Mileage. Fully Equipped. Bedroom set, complete 1105; guItars, $15; new living room set, $170; 7 twIn bids, $10 complete; ladlesdjk, $73. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 323-9370. Central Florida's AtULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3211-4991 19195. French 327-7371,327-1496,372.754 377 1959,377 4141 $4495 Sneak Preview OPEN NOON TIL DARK NEW 1, 7 and 3 bedroom homes asd Iowrttsouses. Wall to well carpet, KENMORE WASHER, parts, 6.47-Ill) Combination butinet location & living quarters, plus 2 car garage with apartment. Real opportunity for couple to make good income and live, in excellent location, rvice, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 644-1006. 54-Garage Sales A HOME FOR YOU and FHA tninc.r. Will REALTY -Ratho Stereo COLOR TV, 514.9S MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 3606 S,wy. 11.97 REALTOR J73 5711 525,5'OO VA SANFORD- PH, 322-8601 BARGAIN GARAGE. Wednesday Sat. 10-5, Garage Sale. 400 N. Hwy. 17 92 (behind Sobik's, Longwoo,j) IL UST F PHONE CALL AWAY Accounting - I Home Improvement __ 55-Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE "527 Hwy Il 92 K,tchen Bathroom Cab-nets. Counter tops. Sinks. In WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Points, Call 322 7113 anytime stallation available, Bud Cabell 372 5052 anytime. Personal Tax Service NO.7E*5tRd.,17P2SJC Entrance. p. Rarisbottom, Herald's Hoqy,emak'ts Shown the Carpeitlry, Remodeling, JJitin, Lustom Work. Licensed Bonded. Sanfoid Ci,ic Ccnir Tuesday, Free estImate. 333 1035. March 1 beginnIng at 6.30 pm. _______________________ Concrete 8. Carpentry, Carports, Additions. Remodeling No lob too largeor toosmail. Free Central Heat 1. Air CondItioning 377)57) Anytime, For fret eitimates, call Carl Plarris, at SEARS in Sinfr j -- tobs b all types, Carpentry, .Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 327 2843. ckjt 1'l'l 372596) TWENTY BAGS OF GROCERIES will be given away along with many other door prizes at the Homemakers Show to be held at the Sanford Civic Center March 1. Doors oan at 3:30. 17' Cobla 50 HP Jotvnon and small Iri'lll motor, e'c'c?r scnch, new top. Excillent condition, $1,693 372 733.5 Help an "Inflation poor" heating & Air Conditioning Contractor. Call Dykes Htg I. Air Corsd. als 772 1677 Service Beauty Care ANDREW MATNEY Building & Remodeling 365 3316:323 7216 L*wn Care - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Itormerly Hamlets's fleauty Nook) 5191. PIne 322 5712 Used office furniture 1505 W. 25th St. Wood or steel desks (rxecutivi deSk & chaIn, secretarial detAs 4, Professionally Managed By Henry Hoche, Inc. chairs, straIght chairs, filing cabinets, Is. Cash and Carry. NO LL' S Casselberry. Il 92 5301206 L-U.. Alterations, Designing & Dressmaking by experts Singer .!ro'ted de,,Tr 210 E 1t t 6161 Wall Papering _____________________________ PAUL SLATER Profesi,nt Wallpaper 'anqir t rnse,j Resd,n?aI, Comrt.e-rc:3l Fret Estimates, Ph 177447) V. ___ a. small Classified Ad br,ngs b") 'eturns Iry one and tee Call 337 26)1 or ill v992 Well Drilling - bS[LLS DWILLLD PUMPS maintainenc. and sprinkler SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's anti sizes Werevairar.dseryic, sy'tems ST1PIE MACHINE & ,- ou can get a laIr price when you adverIIs your don't fleeds let Ftp Want Ads Sewing ...'uOtrfl L,i..n Servi(egnerjj ia,,n NINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1)06 Sanford Ave. Master Beautician, eves, by app). 32L]977or3?2 PET REST l'tN Boarding4,Gr's Ph 372 & _______________________________ - - 60-OffIce Supphes Pet Care BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE. MINT. ALL TYPES OF CAR PEIITRY At-ID REPAIRS. 377 DID YOU SAY A GIFT BAG FOR EVERYONE? WHERE? At the Air Conditioning 7439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Phone 37) 06iO I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ill $640 Peg. Real Estate llroker I". 4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tax Returtw... 20 yes eipeniene S K3rold Hall Realty available, HWY. 17.92 & AIRPORT BLVD. - You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't neec%" in the Want Ads. 513.000 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, Florida room Economy Toyota 52-Appliances signs REALTORS Offer Good Through February 28, 1975 Bedroom set, bar, coffee table Good condition. Best offer Call 373.397) maintenance bee. Area One Inc. 1OOC Datsun Mazda Call Credil Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 327 9111 Eves. $69114 wallpaper. built-in kitchen and no LOW, LOW, LOW 72, pct. interest under tandem plan. Hwy 17 92 to 25th St. west to Ridgewood and follow the 1971 BUICK LeSABRE, I Door, AT, PS, PB, Air. Toyotau.Volkswagen. Nice 2 bedroom hlrk hnrn. If.,j '* *Singer* * roof, carpeted throughout GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Ridiculously low price. 323 2970; ir sewing cabinet, repossessed after 5, 322.7129. Singer's best model, winds bobbin in matslne, Full automatic. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO Pay balance 01 17$ or 10 pay. BROKERS menti of U Days-- 377 6173 Drop in bobbin, zigzag, and3 needle Plights 322-1471 or 327.3333 position, Like nw condition, sold new far $11, balance of $45 cash or S payments of 1)0. Ntw warraj'lty, FREE T.V. 322•2090 VW 1969 BEETLE GOOD CONDITION 327 449 " ______________________________ ________________________ OPENING SANFORD FLEA MAFT Saturday & Sunday, 9 to I.. ml. Eastofl.IonSR 46 322-2SSlor 32). 0120. BUY 1. SELL. :entral heat.a,r, fence. $1,993 bwn. 5)r,7 mo. 7 Dcl 'flA)4' PHASE II GRAND OPENING SANFORD ______________________ _-____-' - ', = CONSTRJcmON hc i,'..,.hin '.eif'w i','Cm'-' small V.0, extra clean. 11795. ti'. Don Pope. 322 1451 Dealer. l95 1P'lt 76-Auto Parts - AVALflN AF'tRTMEPITS ADtILTS NO PITS ATEI,,G - qualifying, 3 bedroom, I', bath, Furnished 2 TO - FE Queen Slz.withtrarne,5495 FLORIDA WATER BED CORP. 761 N Orange Ave. Winter Park, 445 471 - : N0'A - -_______ * Waterbed Sale * 17 room boarding home, Zoned residentIal, rent 4 bedroornt, live in downstairs apt. Ideal for retiree, 16,000 down, assume payments cf 1711.37. 372-4914, Fairlane. 6 Cylindr'r, auomatic. excellent mechanical cond. Current inspection. Ga's $2'VS 372-3021.__- HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW AT THE CIVIC CENTER TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 7:30 P.M. Doors open at 6:30. ________________________ ___________- bath, desired location. Large Lot. $24,500. CORBETT REAL ESTATE, REALTOR, 444791. 1944 Ford 37343.1 PT AP 674vestock-Poultry GOP MLV'S, E. 46, Sanford 323.4733 pineapple poster double' bed, complete, 135. much more. We buy furniture KuIp Decorators, 409 W. 1st St., 322 7335 - SANFORD REC VIE SERVICE 2311W. 1st St. '" ___ -- Early American Console Color TV, beautIful cabinet, Also color portable. Other MiSc, 373070$. VictorIan be'droom chair, $25; swivel rocker, 13; cherry wood room, 3 BR. garage, redwood prIvacy fence, carpet. Bargain at $73,500. FHA, VA, $3) 1727, CLIFF - 67A-Feed paIr; Drop leaf dinette, 2 chairs, 525; Mahogany tern stand, 115; solid mapledesk, 1.55; Upholstered LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns, 2nd paneled family S.ri,ys I? Plan not, to vacatcn iti''. REC Vet trom your Wedding Gown, new, $290, size 9.10. Off whIte, two trains, veil hat, worn once & dry cleaned. Best offer. 377-1403. Bookcase, $10. Modern coffee table, 15; Cut olass, bedroom lamps, 1)0 '14 some below dealer cost, firSt come first choicel Plus lIe 's fInt Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph 5)1-13)5. Op'i 7353 after I DON'T FORGET TO AD. VERTISE IT ltd THE .0S 1i 'SAIl CLAtr:! -. 377 1624 Little Champ;;' Travel Trailer Very gooa COnditiOn, 11.795. 322 P'LAPINING A GARAGE SALi!'i' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Pick up junk cars FREE. Small price for others Call after I p rn __________ ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING &BOARDINGKENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 377-5757 do:. at farm. 373 must sell. Sacrifice Excellent condition, 1950 904-719-37)0. Datsun-Subaru Sale '' DUCKS- 1969 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham, 75-Recrealional Vehicles ____________ Rouen, Khaki, Indian Runner. $7.50 per 50-Miscellaneous for Sale UNTPY LIVING yet deli to city :onveniences. Newly painted, aneled, carpeted and furnished, en use as 2 or 3 bedrooms, I torage buildings. All for only 3u.9119 LADIES, you will learn lots of cooking tips at the Sanford Civic Center March 1. presented by The Herald and nationally famous Carolyn LCWIS Homemakers Show. Be sure to be there when the doors open at 6.30 p.m. ......" ' BABY - -, 31-APar'tments - - '.ripl in ti Alt -"- Merchandise PAYTON REALTY - Hwy.l6, I 'sMI Ealtof II - haired T,-rrers RN)ittrt'diillrr. .,'t-c -. -$l00each. 3)9-3954 1953 Willy's Jeep 5500cr Trace Call 319.5659. after 'l - Cip rn Stan's Auction Nine German Sheerd puppies wks., No papers, 123 each. III E. Jinklns Circle, Sanford. ,'.'lj No equity, take over payments on 77 Ford Wagon, loaded 21 payments remaining. 327 Ma Saturday 7 P.M. _____________________________ 65-Pets-Supplies j a m to $ p m _______________________ Peg Real Estate Broker ., '73 Grand lorino Sport, Loaded, Excellent Condition, 17.29$. Call *674435 between 9 am. & Noon Open daily 105. We buy, Iell,trade ______________________ Ranch borders NATIONAL FORREST. Original price $1,460 Beautiful Scenic property near Hwy 68, Nor Iheastern Arirona. No prepay nen"y n. "n.v'r,, collect for Mr. Meyer, 1 days, • Home On Lake 1120 Florida Ave. Sanford, Fla, ---'-"-Payments ,e. or I bedroom, IS', bath house. Coot credit an,'t",,lI.i..' p.,..-,,. .,t SINGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS 323•6650 .ss!wrnt"l ,',ft, 7 pr? lpre'.t fi,',l,n p - -- $200 Down Geneva Gardens ADULTS aNLY PETS N)NSIDERED ARIZONA RANCH ASSUME PAYMENTS 1.69 monthly payments may be FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 373 6333 or 613.7333 _____-- 80-Autos for Sale Auction Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Champion lineage 530 to 1150. Mm. Anderson, 34$ 5710. IOACRE .'.E T'KE TRADES 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency with only 5% down! 3 _- s*a * RecreationalBuilding t(4 COVE ' - - * Relax -Shop the easy way -Shc today's Classified Ads from y easy chaIr, ________________________________ CARRIAGE " ' CIICIIIgCId ii Dishwasher.Disposal - - I') ".0 1.171 ' W/W Shag Carpet * - .,' - £ They're Hot! * transferred, immediate possession. By owner. 126,900. 3737718. ''. * Unfurnished * Sanford - P', yr. 0103 barm,, ww carpet, central h & a. Owner OR CONTACT YOUR had -- * Sales office open M'Jnday'Fridsy: "4. DIAL HOMES "Get 'EM While * LAKE MARY - New 3 bdrm. home's Make color selections. paved Streets, city water, $21,300 with Only $700 dOwn Government financing 534-1649, Builder. REALTOR OR BROKER VillaS * ;, .'c: toIu _______________________ ,il in, ço. jn Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage M.UNSWORTM REALTY 103W. 1st St. 3fl-dOI, 3730.5)7 Come out and (aspect e -- tne After Hrs 337.7111 or 377.7474 you Quailbytt finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park, _ , and SANFORD-- 3 bedroom, 7 bath family room, shag carper, at tractive yard, low interest loan NO DOWN PAYMENT ORI$4TAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition. 6445)28, Winter Park. Cypress Mulch & Tropical Plants Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sanford Qiven away. Adm,ssi is free _________________________ bor,,L7 Pd. mortgage,o, ref inars VA or lilA 1)7.000 I. Your new custom home on a lot of your choice, 2. Adu!ts 1$ thru retirement. 3 Families or Sinoles. 4. rusible subsidized monthly payments. S Ccntact us; you may qualify. JOHNNY WALK ER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. New houses in a rural area No down payment, monthly payments Less than rent. Government sunlidized to qualified buyer; Call to see if $ Sanford's newest with option to buy and then apply from SO to 100 percent of your rent to tPt d-•'-'..nIl -__________ (4v;J fl7 399 _____ Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford 372-7111 From 71 4 percent ' •' Larry Saxon, Realtor W. Garnett White \Q,/ 3720445 Mart, 2)5 Sanford, Ave. ____________________________ Deserted puppy neeos hornet t5 mos old female Spaniel type, FREE. NO ONE WILL GO HOME EMPTY 323 4560. HANDED when they attend the HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS Two female Chlhuahuas, grown, SHOW at The SanfcrdCiv,c Center AKC, $25 each. Grady Bennett, Tuesday, Marchl. Gift Bags to all, 372 3667. many, many door prizes, including 70 bags of groceries to be AKC Doberman pincher puppies. 3 bedroom, 2 balhj, with good neigh JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. NO CLOSING COSTS Nw-v. MORTGAGE 322-6.457 Scenic Weklva River's bass Conventional Financing :, -- Furnished FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on Large Picnic Area. - - bath, that's only 2 years old. Distinctive interior decor, central beat & air, carpeted, private courtyard entrance. Pr,ced to Soil below FHA appraisal it only 173.900 Call 373 VII') Large Club House. Junior Ol,.mpc Pool, Basketball and Tennis Courts and - -- AFTRHRS ldyiIwlJd.- 3 bedrooms with doubi garage, 2 baths, lamily room dining room, utility mom will sink, built In appliances fireplace, 2 patIos, tenced, with a v.ithouf above ground pool 7 mos MR CLEAN WOULD GO BANANASIII In this immaculate 3 bedroom, I'., initial Recreational - --- I I1rms , I' , baths, central H & A. carpet, nice for children 573.005. Terms. Two bedroom, large lot, LakeMary Reasonable rent 3fl tt TO 34-MbiIe Homes Priced from -- 372.9714 Al, 3 fldrm , 1', baths, central heat, garage, on corner lot. 520.100 Tern-i', 7 2)?? Thanks to Clasif led Ad, users get fast resutt at a tow cost, Try one todayl Phone 327 2611 or 131 99r A Community of Fine Homes offered by First Federal Savings and Loan of Mid Florida ._ --- SemInole County, 4 1060 acre trads, several locations. 51.700 to 11,500 per acre. Good terms. Terry Realty. REALTOR. 67$ 07)1. lfl-21 I REALTOR 1969 Fore PIck uo 1250. eamp.r special, ranger package, fully iquippid, all power, $1,795, Also 1969 Dodge Van, slant & good condition, 995 1109 Sanford Ate. 3731960. P-or used furniture, applIance,tooI ed. Buy I or 1001 ilems.Larry' 72-Auction 43-Lots-Acreage _____________________________ 1100 E. 25th St., 1fl.66S5 7524 Park Dr. 79-Trucks-Trailers Sanford 373-5700 Jim Hunt Realty 41-Houses ASSUME 7 Bedroom house for rent Unfurnished 1n Lake Mary area. 372 9353; 372-9777 Lake cottage, for one or couple. No nets I..ae rwIui,,v* a't' air ,...-' __________________ ,.. Req. Real Estate Broker to Buy CASH 322-4132 5HiON 6ti-jw will be befIt at intermission time March 1, at the Homemakers Show in the Sanford GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive tom. terms Cal today Paint and tiocy Shop - Save$S,000. 1974 Barrington, 31'x60', 2 Bdrms, den. $12,500. 7 bedroom; in tP,e city, $11,100. Wit in Lake Mary for rent Orlando, 596 0901; Daytona, 767.0)19 -- DON'T FORGET THE HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW at THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Match 4 Cooking show starts at 7:30. but doors open at 630 for you to browse through the many displays of exciting merchandise from local merchants. SANFORD 1.7 BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 32.o742 w- 323.0532 Handyman's Special 68-Wanted Civic Center, Local sh will display their sprIng fashions, Doors will be open at 6:30. 42-4ibbile Homes TAFFER REALTY -- ,', CailBart Real Estate 37-Business Property ________ 1500 Sq. ft., 220 Volt. ideal for repair shopor warehouse. 372 $321 or 377 Let me till your spring garden spot or mow your vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 327.5191. 'OOL, I tIN, 2 bath, family roons, central ,heat-air, $35,000. Acre Realty. REALTOR, 323-7750. 4, Real Estate ____________________________ 3 bedroom home cPTm'ENTs ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 SANTA BARBARA DL March Tuisday, Fib. 25,1975-70 62- awn-Garden 2 BR, aIr, large corner lot, carpet, drapes. excellent cond. Only 116.500. By owner. 372 9063 REALTOR 3fl.7195 Beautiful 3 bedroom, l'i bath. carpeted, fenced yard. 1st & last, 773 7491 33-Houses Tuesday, For Rent: OffIce and Storage Space. 1200 French Ave ,373-l'ia's 7647 Sanford Ave Sanlurd IllS mo $31 1649. Lcke Jennie - - Center Evening Herald, Sanfdrd, Fl. 41-Houses MayfaIr, 3 9eorooms, carpett central H&A, tirepl.ce, prIwl dining room, 7', lots, arm trees. fly owner 135.000 337 115 6620. ___________________- Sanford- 3 bedroom, 1', bamtis. entrat heat & air. M. UNS. WORTH REALTY. 3736081, '' - Unfurnished -' fe,sced yard. patio. Newly decorated. No more than 2 children. 372.7741. _________________________________ 4)-Houses Art octirg ITornt'nak,s huw will b held at The Sanford CivIc Large 1 bedroom furnished apart. mint. All utilities inCluded Iii Park $163 month. ISO damaq _._,.,•. _1_ __. - -- Adults preferred 373 5$ SI or 322 6620 7 bedroom, eat in kitchen, livingdining room, large rooms, with inside utility area. AlSo garage. 1 or7 Bedroom. AduItOniy Perk Avenue Mobile Park 7S Park Drive, 3fl 26l L 35-Nobiie Home Lots - 1 or 7 bedroom duplrx aartm,nts, FurniShed or utnurnished 60' swirnnIirbQ pool. 1770 S. Orlando Dr 373.3920 furnish apts. quiet nvp. borhood. Only permanent residents, Deposit required. $3) _________________________ I - 2 BORM. furnIshed or unfurnished T by Interest Drop _______ _________ _____ ______ ______ -........... .'__;&C'...-------------------------------------- -.... . -I- Pest Cont!ol - -I.- ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2582 Park Drive 327 $645 SUPPLY CO 2)1W 2ndSt Asmallclassitiedadbringsbig returns Try or,.and see Call 372 74)1 or 131 9593 [To List Your Busis.,.DIl3222611or831q993 �_____________________ - -- __ _ __________________ - ' - - - - ' - = - -- 1 1 - - - --:__i____--•_- - ' ---e,' -:___ - - - - - -• • LEISURE Evening — o! 1Ev Tday, Fob. 51,7S4B 67th Year, No. 162—Wednesday, February 26, 1975 I lUESDNlNG I 7:00 (2) TON 9 Ii The (6) Concentration (9) Wild World 12:30 (2. 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LAMB (1) S10,000 Pyramid 30 (2, 1) The Doctors (6) Girl In M Life (9) The Rig (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywoud (35) My Favorite Martian j44) U ndef dog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (4% Drlrø ç. ot..i..s (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (IS) Florida Lifestyle 11-5$ (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? Recently a relative In his late 50s developed pain in both hips which the doctors have diagnosed as arthritis. I am wondering If exercise is the best 6therapy or if rest, which is more I (44) GlIligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood L i v es B sst e Therapy For Arthrific - City Council (IS) Batman Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) joker's (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. B) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit 6:25 (2) Profiles in Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6: SS (2) Daily Devolicnal ' 00 (2, 111) Today 9:00 (6) Hawaii Five.O (9) Gilligan's Island (13) Winter Park (6) As The World Junction 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6 IS (8) Sunshine (9) Movie (s) Holl yw ood At ","'Of .----1. - (9) All My Children (IS, 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage 9:30 (44) Petticoat MORNING 4:30 (2) Bonanza (B) Mery Griffin (6, B) News Beaver WEDNESDAY _, 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6) Mike Douglas (B) Movie (9) Movie (44) Leave It To Sanford. 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 _- - � 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 25, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 1975. 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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 23, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 23, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 23, 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/fe82f30ef6ca106918c79ea013e6a5e1.pdf 459dc61399418e318ec7431599ddd162 PDF Text Text lB—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fi. Thursday, Feb. 20, ItlS BEETLE BAILEY - I M166 3u)(L. / ' i'4 I Mort WIN Walker J%Lz— I T6PE lER ciz ?4 W4 to SIDE GL4r4tIES AT BRIDGE fly OSWALD and JANIF.S JACOBY EE ., - WEST NORTII (D) A J 543 KQ2 AQ £ A K 85 10 EAST o2 V A 744 • 763 AJI V J 1095 10842 1 Q 10 92 SOUT'll the Professor. "I still go wrong on occasion. However. this is one time when u should have played low ets look at the possibilities. If South held six trumps to the ace-queen the cover was correct. But with au South would have led a low trump, not the jack, from dum my, He would want to pay you for a singleton king or king- p I 67th Year, No 15Friday, February 21, 1975 \ j - - • 4 KiS A743 WMY! NW! NOW I CAN GET I OSCARS 'TURN f -Thus, in this one situation th e jack play would indicate either the exact holding or five the ace in the South hand and a0singleton queen in the west hand. Your cover could only t you a trick. Never save you one" W83 by Dove Groue 10 n4Ar GIN ON Both vulnerable P I7H6 GMUN !4. West North I£ Pass 4£ FAIl South Pass I Pass Pass /1 Sentences •afI i / T / / / . L.: - - , - -. • a • THE BORN LOSER IV I NI' I'ss The student put his ace ofN'uu. hold hearts,on dummy' s queen and £ AQ76v2 •KJ5 1fgI P 1 Th e student covered with his king and West had to waste nis ace on his partner's (rick. After that it was a simple Yi i .-• by Larry • 4 £A Q 82 ' A ) _- VA i mugged" FUNNYBUSINESS TODAY'S QL'FSTl0N West and North pass, Fast bids 1 By RogetBollen '' oun HN A $/ Answer Tomorrow Ac.' / 11), ED 11It I CK ETT Iferald Staff Writer A countywide black boycott of L WA by Garry Trudeau r ftS4T /tbf WhTA UfLL, IT vim; ari irts6w7.i 7M256 ' 7V ji C&YLP3I t 7.7 a'o a' si, r 71Y 7'1i 1.EP1:4 , CAPS? zo P Ml?,' asl2s! - MY 4iO2 £7IEA TJI,*f47h' \ I A BLONDIE - I W JU 1ELL 1W #(3V6 .WAJYa (6 MIN 7,'E TMI/)WMIf Yw Af Aw1,2 L4TiST hO (4 *MT A M'tt 1.457 4Mt 4V XW/SIê4 - Z - Chic Youna INuzi;wsIIJW1t1!Liffi I.IUJ I TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan NO, L.rj- FELLA, I HAVN'T SEEN YOUR gOUL1MLL..,:p:'N'T I ' KNOW t)ti GUYS PV& PA1.FAC • •7 I PLAYW 141N60? —U- I 1N&O, HMM.AN A1'HIS1' ScRiWE 5CiI5tE I £ t\ ucs ewiwy (LQ if ' by HeimdohI & Stoffel I'D LIKE 10 INQURE Afoul c.P . Ti-US CNP. WILL GI\jE YA CX= SERV)CE AN Th PRICE IS some r_— TIRES! ii.' — ThNKIN, NLVSTER.' • GRANTED PER Th' LIFE 0 rER CAR O(. '._ THKZZ WEEKS CEER I', PRISCILLA'S POP I ri fEMEMBER WE RE SAVING AOR TkE CkI DREN'5 I EDUC TloN,/ COMES .' WHAfl(IND (If OF WARRANTY 'tVk'\ \ flRSr.') DOES fi- -Av? L ' 71 30 , Ha eman, E ... But It fell to Ehrlichman'law yer, M " lMwe, wbo had not represented Ehrlichman before, began by r-aying his chent "requests no lem _11VJ o c said John J. Wilson, Haldeman's L, 'He was caught up in a political :iil,i that engulfed a lot of other good people. Whatever Bob Haldeman did so did Richard Nixon but Richard Nixon has been freed of judicial pu3ment while Bob Haldeman suffered punishment and con. Wilson said. tt If: it, :Arwt cnli,rit friin Nrtr Lowe said the court had the power to impose a sentence thatdidnot call for Imprisortment. fie said Ehrlichman had spent much the Urne since the New Year's Da conviction looking for areas where gp g experience lie said that Ehrlichman, a land-use wer, had investigated the plight of eight Indian pueblos In a very remote area of north ern New Mexico and said the people are In dire need of help that Ehrlichjnan is uniquely qualified to provide. . • hrli chm an - _- - _r. on %Nt "We take a firm stand to go to jail for what we bøiivø in." .. -.- - =. ,• . - 4- , - -' - - - J 4!1;f -- • -- ____ - - -... . "I-- ACTION-PACKED ,,•. • DAY, dNA 500 Sanford 's c tts . - The 17th annual Daytona 500, In addition to being the richest stock car race In the world, also is Central Fiarids's No. I social event of the year. More than 100,000 peopl.' crammed the Infield last %eekcnd for the year's biggest cocktail party. See story and pools in The Sunday Herald's Semlool.' Magazine. (l!erald Photo by Don Vincent) To 50, C) 00 Growth - Layer said today. ,The sound By MICKEY tA"RIDCE will be revizwed b.y the P&Z board in a spe-cial between 13th Place and l4th Street on the east ath ice Is to let the Justice Herald Staff Writer Coleman then agreed to have his property Q. Galloway to fill the vacancy on the P&Z meeting on March 13. side of Southwest Road be rezoned from Department make a decision The Sanford Planning and Zoning Cornzoned to single family whichwoald allow a board following David Ben-len's At the special meeting, department heads restricted commercial to multi-family and to let the kids co:itlnue to go resignation. duplex be built on the land. mission (P&Z) last night got Its first look at will be asked to attend in order that the board residenlial. The board will submit the 'nomination to City to school until that decision Is the Allen, because of his opposition to the community facility and service portion of may question their about goals and objectives made," Coleman said he Intended to construct a family zoning, was asked by the commimulti- Commission for approval. the city's comprehensive planning act, an listed in the ELMS. ssion house on the lot, The Justice Department has —Approved a request to rezone frcm multito circulate a petition among his neighbors in extensive 15-year project development plan The P&Z board, following their meetirg decided to utilize the FBI to Larry Aflen, 1314 Southwest Drive, opposed faver of havIng the entire neighborhood residential to restricted commercial, for the city, with the department heads, will forward the the zoning of conduct an investigation Into multi-residential because Allen rezoned to single family, property located on the southwest corner of study with their recommendations to the City said he and several of his neighbors do the phasing out of Rosenwald not Allen was asked to return the petition to Avenue and East Celery Avenue, The The study was compiled by City Planner Commission, want apartment complexes to be built in the board which would then consider Elementary School and subrecommended rezoning will now be for. David Farr using input, provided by the rezoning the The P&Z board also last night untangled neIghborhood, sequent transfer of 211 black warded to City Commission for consideration, heads of the city's various departments, neighborhood to a single family residential confusion over a rezoning request by Levi students to Casselberry. Allen was then informed that the entire district. The study, which is projected to the year Coleman, who asked that the board —Approved a site development plan for a recomneighborhood was zoned for multi residential That decision was announced 1990 In other action: and a city population of more than 5o,00o, triend to City Commission that property housing. storage room addition to the Port Grocery, yesterday at a "summit con—The board approved the nomination of J. 1308 W. M Street, for storing beer and wLie. ference" with black leaders in which schools officials a t. fl' tempted to work out a compromise with blacks and joined SPEED Gadson in his request for an LIMIT I nvestigation by the govern.:';-,, •'-nient, -The summit ended In a T stalemate after black leaders told Layer and School Board Seminole County Road SanLando dump today. I • Atty. Doug Stenstromn that Department Chief J. C. Several acres of th e tires and The Seminole Education direct input into the process for I.-Ros --. enwald parents "are Lavender said today that debris at the former landfill, Association SEM has hired a budgeting, ______ - ., .-prepared to go to Jail" rather for better teaching il new executive director, Fred E. and will provide better county crews hope to complete adjacent to refuse transfer and than back down on their request the covering of thousands or motor vehicle inspection s 4 Grooms, and a three-year education for students," to keep Rosenwald as is and not -_.l._*._: smoldering tires at the county's stations on north St. near 1-4 • contract was signed Wed. Grooms said. ______ nesday, Grooms said today. and SR-434, burned Wednesday ___ A reception was held _____ ___ At a salary of $16,000 a year, yesterday for the and Thursday after being —.--34-year-old _______________________ (;rooms will spend most of his former school ignited by a spreading brush teacher at the time working with the Holiday Inn in ire. Sanfo-d unday j negotiation committee in County Fire Department A "master agreement" is preparation for collective being worked out between officials said 26 men, two . ii per Florida's new Grooms and pumpers, a tank, and a woods pumpers,, Is A Pompom A Status Symbol? members of the These speed Limit signs might be confusing to motorists at Airlaw which went into effect Jan. negotiating team which in. fire unit were used In a 12. port Blvd. and Park Ave. The permanent sign (right) notes that 1. hour battle to extinguish the There is lot of myth and glamor attached to being a eludes Steve Rosenthal, Susan the speed limit Is 15 m.p.h. during school hours, but the crossing "It (the law was one of fire that billowed black smoke the Smith cheerleader according to the seven Seminole Junior and Bill Moore. guard, twice a day, diligently posts the 20 m.p.h. in the middle of greatest achievements that has visible for miles. College students. Women's Editor Jean Patteson gives "We hope to go to the table the intersection, along for several years Lavender said the county had her views on the subject _______________________________________________come for teachers. It gives them a the second week in March, having grown up outidt' the previously been hauling dirt to t'nited Sta tes Grooms said. The "niasttr cover the tires and debris at the mentwill cuntai all U agree" landfill that was closed last 'goodies'' teachers or. District Basketball Tournaments June. "But we didn't get it all bargaining for. covered in time," he said. Lyman, Lake Brantley and Oviedo battle tonight In Stylis t Continued On Page 2-A' district high school basketball tournaments. For detailed By BOB 1.1A Y[) Robert Willie Lamp. 40, Geneva, was in results, see the spor ts pages of The Sunday Herald. Fisher reported a $700 electric Ileral(l Stall Writer county JnU on $8,000 bond today charged typewrI'r w:is nns..sing after it burglary \ -ear-old 1Aung%1id cosiimet&ltugist with lewd, hLcivious or indecent assault at his 101 Wymcre Road office, was being held on $5,000 bond in county or act upon or in the presence of a child. Sanford Police Patrolman Lewis jail tit &mnford today after his arrest ona Sheriff's tk'tprtite Jpryt' (' rchj,.r C,...t----- Smoldering Fire WINTHROP Tr- n Study ' Proje 00 - b0 e peals process that might take two years or more to complete. All were expected to remain free most of that time. Mardian was convicted only of the single C0fl spiracy count. None of the defendants standing before Judge rica made any statement In his own behalf, and only the lawyers for Haldeman and Ehrlichman made any lengthy speeches before Sirica pronounced sentence. Whatever Bob Haldeman did, he did not for himself but for the Prcsident of the United States," return we'd have some violence,' Gadson said. Lay er and Stenstrom — Black spokesman James Gadson proposed calling off the con begin on Nlonday, a spokesman tinuing boycott at Rosenwald for the black community convert the Altamonte Sins proposal was turned (1iin bs mu the count)-wide bo)cott urthrnied toda) facility Into a school for th e the school board who voted to Monda) until ruling is handed James Gadson told The trainable handicapped , bus the blacks to Casselberry, a down by the Justice DepartHerald blacks will boycott i. • . ---- all &iici iu Iii JUII iree, .•- iyear1a school. ment. schools in Seminole for three Gaclsor1 said. "We take a firm That decision is sure to be Stenstrom said Layer would days to let the school board stand to go to jail for what we challenged since to get students return to the school board to try know they are "united" in their believe In." to Casselberry requires busing and amend their decision to bus opposition to the board's At the meeting, blacks said past three other elementary blacks out of Rosenwald if the decision to phase out Rosen- they resented Layer's handling schools in the county. The Justice Department rules In wald Elementary School. of the Rosenwald situation and "Lake Orients Plan" was favor of the black position. Gadson said the (in&l decision said he had not properly sup- proposed by white parents in But the school board attorney was reached at a meeting last ported their proposal presented the Lake Orients area and said such a decision Is "gonna night. He said he expects about in a "minority white paper" adopted 3-2 by the school board, take some time" and advised 70 per cent of Seminole's blacks presented to the school board, Both Gadson and another blacks to get children back in to join in on the protest boycott. But Layer answered their parent, Herbert Felder, ac- school because "we all are School officials say about 4,830 charges by maintaining that his cused school officials of setting paying a greet deal of money" blacks attend schools out of a decision was based on what he up the meeting without any for the public school system. total enrollment of 30,532. feels is best for education in finn offering of a compromise In essence, blacks told Godson said the Rosenwald Seminole County. with the blacks and warned of Stenstrom the only compromise boycott, which slips Into Its Actually, Layer's proposal potential violence in the black which could be reached is a third week on Monday, will was to bus blocks to Lake community. reversal of the school board's continue "indefinitely," but that Orients, a new school "If we said stop boycotthg decision to Owe out the school. presently ,v .-uuntyw1dc protest will end under construction, but his without offering something in (Continued On Page ZA) after three days. School Supt. Bud Layer, who blacks say has let them down, said he feels the countywide boycott Is not the way to get the best results. '1 think it's a mistake," - )M ae n Send $I for LACOBY MODERN book to 'W;n at Evidge. (c/o this niil*spaped, PO Box 489. Radio City Station. Now fork. N Y 100 19 000NESBURY I6A11 MAX wi Mite T;zq TO CC414VINCE H!NA ToAT 4XX3 Lxy~ r Lewis fl WASHINGTON (AP) — Three men closest to they were c1lowed to remain free without bond. Richard M . Nixon when he was president were The sentence given the defendan means they sentenced today to serve at least 21-jyears In prison must serve the minimum time Imposed without for covering up the Watergate scandal. opportunity for proba tion. Hut they can apply U.S. District Judge John J. rica pronounced the ith ln four mon th s to Sirica for reduction of sensentences of 21 , to 8 years on John N. Nlitchell, It. R. tence -- a method that has brought results for Haldeman and John D.Ehrlihman,jgnoring a plea ethers the judge sentenced in the Watergate case. by Ehrlichman's lawyer that tie be allowed to work Mitchell, Haldeman and Ehrlichman had been with New h1exico Indians Instead of going to prison. convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice,'obA fourth defendant, Robert C. Maran, was suctIng Justice and mtiple counts of lying under sentenced to 10 months to three years. oath. All four men have said they would appeal and Their sentencing marks the beginning of an p- "Listening to these nostalgic old songs makes you feel you could walk out in the moonlight without gett ing id1 two clubs.1 '* our irid is one 10 of trumps and make his impossible contract. "llow will I ever learn when to cover an honor with an honor ind whtn n-m !c'- asked the student. "Probably never replied CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I t-- i / All, by Art 5orsom . \ I 2O ; .1 ., •s 0 / I The bidding has been: / ( Pass - 0 Judge Sirica •-.'-'--. UMTR: Opening lead JY • , __ LLEY OOP Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents \ byDickCavolli /LiLE ç M5TKATAn WHERE j wrrrr' A14D FEJN I i-v ivy J WELL, f tiE OT mis OTHER LI6T M *<icm1 I t. AICHIE IS THAT WVAT THEY CALL JUGIIEAD THAT WI4ER&Dd FUNNY— ',VU GET LOOKING -'THE GALL?! MEAT ON f- BUFFET. 10 BE WrrH. JONICA WELL.. SAY5 "v'OU 'VE NO - Grooms Named Blurns I Days 15 SEA Director ________________ SEEN EATIN& BODY I ALL THE FRUr1- ELSE AT THE BorTC*4 WAS I OF THE. PUNCH BOWl..! _____ _______________ ' ________ CAPTAIN EASY T MLJflMY ON T1 4 HIGH 1i EAg.EH;.ApuL.ksJpjy T4j5 LL)PLER TO PROPER 4TTEJTICJ . ' E.PRLE5 MIE 53EMATE'i':j,ijy tir Of ' ANCI YOp u. /\SCE MiNG - Inside S by Crooks & L3wrencs g. 'Thi fAu.Ti 4M5 0 — Rt HTON.I THINK YO O RE 5ETT94 3 THE " f .O IOj R l 1 , - EEK & MEEK a I by Howie Sch;seidi - - Al' AT LEAST ) I Deputies Arrest Longwood Grand J u ry I Index In Session -- -. ___=t•t - _'_•i_ - - �:,yc vening Hera Id, Sanford,Fl. !! F r iday, — - - ----r• -14- - -•'.-. ANIL I - - 3 4 NMON New (ity - t.vLnng M.ratd Sanforc, Fl. I , 4'Iagship Attorney exnsive teisme lt of a ndients presented only last night. Councilman Mercer said she LAKE MARY City council hoped "in the future when we at night named a new at- have lengthy changes" to Governors ---------------United • - - 13Y JANE CASSEL1JERRY Herald Staff Writer - i • WASHINGTON (A?) The grass roots Impact of the nation's energy preb:m has n illustrated graphically - - - v L:.:-. bya rare united stand by the na tion's governors. A resolution adopted wi th only one dissenting vote at the c1ng session of th e National Governors Co nf erence winter meeting Thursday puts the governors on record as favoring organIzed, massive conservation as th e best shortrange approach to the energy shortage. Al though this does not directly oppose President Ford's approa ch of raising the price of petroleum products with a tariff hike, th e resolution makes it clear that such steps should be secondary. -; -: -- - ... - - f / - - T - . J / , . --- - •• - '• 1) 'fr' : _____ _______ - ___ . DETROIT AP) — Ford Motor Co. has reported profi ts million for list cir th.cpite a nuijer lnrnp in furU1quarkr sales. The protiLs represented a l4) per Cent drop from thefirm'srecor-d$9O7mtfljonin 1973. Ford showed a $46 million before-taxes loss in the last quarter on sales of $6.2 Wilton. But because of an involved annual tax fnrmula, the after-tax qurtrrly earnings were $22 million, compared to $57 million profits a year earlier on fourth quarter sales of $5.6 billion, "Net income In the fourth quarter of 1974 principally resuItedIorarducUon1n th eprovInon for e taes for the lull year because of the sharp dedlln in earnings." c ring to a statement released by Henry FordH, charinian of tpe board, and Lee. A.Iacocca, president. V.____ __________ _____ $ - ___ _______ ____ ____ _____ Avenue. Outgoing City Attorney Ned ___ ___ __________ - • Woolkfolk initially said It was not legal to make requests for improvements on a trailer that is in non-conforming use. The Hunts said they did not ______j.o. . .- .•r. know of the city's restrictions [• w h n they bought the lot with . - magic slates and balloors for the children and refreshments ______ ___ .- . -- j the mobile home already situated on It. It also came out that, acSalvation Army LI. James E. Burns happily accepts a $100 cheek from Mrs. cording to city ordinances, the William Toll on IW'tIJ!f the Jewish Community Center while Mrs. Edwin Epstein and Mrs. W. Vincent Roberts (right) looks mobile home should not have on. Open hoe us and dedication of the Sal vation Army building will be held Sunday at even been sold to the new 3p. owners at all because It Is on residentially-zoned land. It was allowed to remain on the lot _____________________ __________________________ . -- . CHECK PRESENTATION PRESE la . H Counci ERA - - • County I By DONNA ESES Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Grooms Named Md N, ' . By SEA F-Eri . S - - t ,J (Continued From Page 1-A) ' ,;.. - .. (continued F~rotn Page I-A) denied it. sctool 43 years ago, the existing county will be on standby She also said Roenwald is in facilities were constructed Monday. Bu tler said no nAnd it was In response to "much better shape" than the within the past 15 years, she cidents are expected, but Stenstrom's reading of the law 16-year-old facility at said, said his department and which places responsibility on Casselberry. Though RosenSanford Police Chief Ben sherifrb office are monitoring par ents to have their children In wald came in to existence as a Butler said lawmen In the the situa ti on. school that blacks voiced their readi ness to go to jail rather than give up Rosenwald , S IV Stenstrom now falls on Layer to enforce Grooms spent his teaching City Eyes career in Nashville, Tenn., where he taught junior high for nine yam and high school for more than a year. In 197273 GreL, the first iufltuie president for the Metropolitlan - -• . ___________ ------- .'- - '". . • - tIng aufiered by tie county's . governmental units and to require that circuit judges serving the 16th Judicial Circuit that comprises Seminole and Brevard Counties reside locally is being prepared by State Rep. Robert Hattaway, Th e legislator is expected to . submit drafts .of both bills to #V . ' Ueagues on the Seminole County Legislative Delegation at a hearing scheduled for . March 5 at Casselberry City Hall. • Currently state law requires that two Dominick Salfi and Voile Williams Jr. of the 13 reside In Sem inole County. Other judges in the circuit on rotation basis are at the j 'inford courthouse daily and a lot of travel expense is being eatci up by these lirevard • - committee members from bidding." He added tha t ------=- . '' !.•' ,_j ______________________ Associa tion, which claims a tnembership of more than 4,000. He has a Sachelor's decree _______ ___________ : =-= -- -. •... - - -. - - U i -j • ••.• - -'Vf---f- 1 < -1 , that a Brevard County legislator Is preparing a bill for ,r*abmission during the April session of the Legislature saying that a 14th judge, if one is named for the circuit, should reside in Seminole County. Hat t away's legislation concerning the unemployment compensation problem would give governmental units an option in the method of par,llcipatlng in the program. Ms. Davis said rather than being fvuired to reimburse to the state employment service the sums paid to former employes, the governmental units would have the option of paying, in the form of an Insurance, one per cent of its payroll into the state trust fuid. She said the legislation would lear up other inequalities between governmental units and private enterprises by disallowing benefits to those persons who have quit their jobs or been fired for cause. Hattaway, after meetings with officials of the various governmental units, noted that 'the state agency is reportedly j',t giving the opportunity of pre-de termination Interviews on claims until afte,' benefits are already being paid and the governmental units are required to reimburse the -..-- ----j,J -- '5 . Take a tour of the bank SEE THE AUTHENTIC REPLICA OF ..-. -.---.., ,.-- - . • . - S .. .. .• . --= - . ...:.,, -- . - . . Free Gifts and Refreshments FOR EVERYONE ANTIQUE GRANDFATHER THE LIBERTY BELL, THE U.S. FLAG DISPLAY, CLOCK WILL BE GIVEN TO PERSON WHO GUESSES THE HISTORIC NEWSPAPER DISPLAY, ALL CLOSEST TO NUMBER OF BRICKS USED IN IN OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING. CONSTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING. OTHER PRIZES WILL BE FREE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES - - _______________________________ - County members of the wished to exclude herald Staff Writer --.•.. Judiciary driving to Sanford, said Ginny Davis, Hattaway's legislative ake. In addition, Ms. Davis noted Insurance months to correct It The Traveler's represen- : tative warned city cornALTAMONTE JailandorassOofine. according SPRINGS reco mmendation had not be en missioners that Ma)or Norman Floyd opened a accepted and the the to SL.onL specifi cations speciflcation do not take into with 12 insurance used for the bidding But Layer remained adamant workshop process account rapidly rising and that the decislcn to convert company representatives at were considerably different Inflationary me di cal costs. He city hall this morning, an. from ones recommended by the said the city may find itself In Rosenwald is the best decision flouncing he would not permit insurance committee. for education in Seminole an "any cat or dog fights." way th e specifications Ibe ('onntv, and the bl:uks skxxl lie indicated a Conference are drawn, it is like Chinese fast in their belief that to give ACCCISIOnO held earlier this week with Insurance is 4 Th the checkers. is has been poorly ex cted up Rosenwald would deprive representatives pe at Tuesday's 8:30 p.m. the the cornmwuty of part of 113 life, accident of bidders on handled," Coastal council meeting. and rnedjcaJ in. said. laws. 'iolatI on of the law car a penalty of 60 days In -_.rJ--- - • - - Nashville Education Much cf his time will be spent working on the negolistions • Ribbon cutting 10 AM tomorrow. Legislation to ease unemployi"ent conipenstJon proble.'ns • I Boycott Slated Monday r - 40 of our new building. Changes - — until June 30. Some of the projects to be set our tenth ann iversa Proposes Massey . [)wan McCarthy, Gloria Ilamman, Sarah Hunter. l Sl Sus ects Fiorweed Is y,t- i uon1cr n Flagthip U.S. Bank of Seminole lobby. From left,, Eileen Brown, Charlotte Rogers, and the Grand Opening a tta way GARY MASSEY because it was already there. e ects However, Woolfolk said it would be "clearly unjust" to order the Hunts to remove the Drive Continues BOB I.!A)yL) 'lo further complicate matters, V.-i n 13 trailer. They were "bona fide over a five-month period prior to Jan Herald Stall Writer Hook revealed that another 17-year-old in Seminole, south Volusla and north purchasers" who did not know WASHINGTON (A?) -First Lady Betty Ford says she Two of four men accused by sheriff's LAKE MARY - Gary the trailer should not have been juvenile scheduled originally to testify in Orange counties. plans to cwitinue her personal lobbying for the Equal detectives of being part of a three-county sold to them In the first place, Massey says he wants to help the Sweat trial was killed recently when Agents said the burglary ring Rights Amendment despite mad running 3to I against her burglary ring have been freed here by make this young city an "A No. struck by a train in south Georgia. believed to have fenccd a number ef he said. efforts, circuit court actions. Councilman Martin Bacon I municipality." Judge Johnson ordered a directed firearms and Jewelry items after Nor did she 5ee1nat all fazec1by the reacuon opposed granting the Hunts' Roy Edward Sweat, 27, P.O. Box 152, Last night he was named city verdict of acquittal Thursday for B'othe "She expected It," said Press &cretary Sheila Longwood, and Robert [Lt Boothe, 39, prowling the central Florida area at petition, fearing it would be attorney for Lake Mary, and ruled that Assistant State Atty. Tad night In twos and fours, picking out setting a bad precedent. Weidenfed. 216 S. Central Ave., Oviedo, had been replacing the law offices of Figgatt hadn't presented creditable residences and businesses and Mrt charged with buying, receiving and However, Councilman Burt Thomas Freeman. Freeman's evidence to a three-woman, three-man burglarizing them who are doing the writing. Those who are for it sit back Perinchief argued that or- firm resigned because of concealing stolen property. Jury that Boothe knew a .22 caliber rifle and say 'good for her push on." Assist-ant nt State Atty. Claude Van Hook dinances did allow im- Freeman's appointment as he sold to a Geneva youth had been When the arrests were made deputies dropped the charges against Sweat In stolen, said more than $5,000 worth of stolen provementa, and that, to him, a county attorney. Freeman's mid-trial this week after a 17-year-old screened porch was a room, associate Ned Woolfolk told The same juvenile, who testified for the guns and other items were recovered. CIA Fights Back juvenile, already convicted in juvenile Enclosing it would not be council last night the firm gave state In the Sweat trial, told the Boothe One suspect arrested ,In th court In connection wi th the ring, failed e probe, "adding" Jury that he delivered a rifle to Boothe Lawrence Grant Sham, er , of 441 Trailer And all to the trailer, he said, up its duties with Lake Mary to incriminate Sweat in testimony before of the council sided with "with great reluctance" WASHINGTON (AP) CIA Director William E. Colby two weeks before it was sold to the Court, Orlando, pleaded guilty this k dm, has launched a counteroffensive against published Circui t Court Judge Clarence T. Johnson exce pt Bacon. Geneva youth for $35. because of its obliga tions to the In circui t court to possession of burglary Jr. And so allegations of CIA wrongdoing while at did the homeowners In county, adding "we will be Apopka police listed the rifle as stolen tools and was ordered held in county tall The court ruled that two other wit. the area, according to Court- more than happy to assist in providing additional details of the agency's domestic from Fred Nix, of that city, and Judge pending a pre-sentence investigation. strvelflance activities. nesses, Sheriffs Sgt. William Hogan and Johnson ordered the firearm returned to Another suspect, Albert Charlei diman - Virginia Mercer. At transition, . . and do anything Testifying publi cly before a Rouse Appropria tions Sgt. Oscar Redden couldn't testify in the approached her we can to insure an adequa te Nix. Richardson,51, P.O. Box 515 Longwood, ...... askIng mitt that trial because State Atty. Abbott the Hunts be and easy transition." Colby ackówledged that the A total of four juveniles, ages 14 to 17, was charged with buying, receiving and aJicwed CIA kept files on four congressmen, He also expanded Herring's office failed to hlrnish their to enclose the porch, Massey, born and raised in were charged by Investigators, who said concealing stolen property and Is said. he number of domestic wiretapa, break-Ins names as state witnesses to the defense the burglary 'ring was believed to be flames City, Is married and scheduled for opera tions he has previously acknowledged , until Just before the trial. Councfl also went along with fives with his wife Paula and respons'ble for a number of burglarIes March 3. the recommendation of two chlkUen, Karen, 6, and recently-sworn.ln Police Chief Mark, 5, in Maitland. He hopes Harry Benson and agreed to to move to Seminole County hire Dale M. Picou as a fullthne eventually. Thirty Jobs patroman at an annual salary A 1971 graduate of the Set To Open April 1 Of $5,200. Picou, who has an Spessard Holland Law Center 4 81U. DEU EVIUX associate of science degree, and at Gainesville, and an honor up include Division of Youth Title 11 monies received last county Deputy civil Defense Personnel officials will Persons eligible for all CETA has completed the M-hotur graduate o( the Universit of Herald Staff WriterServices programs, cleanup summer. Although the contract Director, a county Safety determine If they are eligible employment must be: Florida Police Standards Board Florida College of Buslr,ess crews for county right-of-ways for these joIn expires June 30, Offler, a houseparent for the for the positions under CETA A county resident, requirements, is presently a Administration, Massey has Additional emergency (formerly dubbed Utter 1975, Ms. Martin said apcounty Mental Health Center, a requirements. If eligible, they Unemployed 30 days or cadet with the Winter Park been in private practice in secretary for the City of will be sent to at in&,vidual more, or ", and Training Act (CETA) 'ice, and Division of underemployed" Police Department. He and his Altanwte Springs *we March Family will be resuhrnitted, and receipt Casselberry, a derk-typist for entity that has the particular with a gross family Income wife live In Orlando, but plan monies for Title I Jobs are servI og to of ls.st year. His practice, he of additional monies is an- Sanford, and a school bus opening. That entity will then under Office of Economic move to Lake Mary, Benson expected to open up almost 30 The Title I funds require ticipated. says, has consisted of corporate mechanic for the SChOOl Board. send the prospective employe Opportunity Poverty lImits. more positions under the state's more restrictive said, Title II covers "training and of law, commercial law and real Individuals Interested In the tlu.ough its own application and First consideration is given to Manpower Act, accorning to prospective employes ac- development" types of jobs, The hiring of Picou esta te, she positions must be filtered screening process. If successful special Vietnam vets, followed CETA Director Lois Martin. eliminates the cording to Ms. Martin. In ad. said. parttime post After graduation from law through the lengthy application along each step, the applicant by those who Ms. Martin, who met with dltloij, there is less cha have exhausted all held by Gwynrie Turner, who Is school he was The more recently awarded process that has placed other will nce of first employed by eventually be placed in his unemployment compensation aLso serving In the U.S. Navy, the Fort Myers state Manpower officials having the Title I special firm of Hen. Title VI CETA money provides CETA employes, according to temporary CETA Job. benefits, and those who are not according to Chief Benson. derson, Franklin, Stanes yester&y. saild the county will 01O)w OWed eLwwhere at the for 53 and positions that will run to Ms. Martin. Despite the temporary nature even eligible for benefiuL soon receive approximately end of their three-month ten- Jan. 31, 1976. Mayor Walter Sorenson said 42 Ifolt primarily as a tax at1'Irst, they must apply for the of the Title II and Vi CETA $65,000 for "public service tire, than there is with other Of the priority con- persons applied for the Job. torney, Because of the ccmplexlty In jobs to the state employment jobs, Ms. Martin said the aiderations, Ms. Martin said In other action, the city emPlMnent" P( 0)ects to be& CETA employes irwently Wred the hiring process, six positions office. If vets are just He left the firm "because of eligible, they will be county has "hundreds of ap. that the ,spedid April 1. on annual contract& adopted its new obdivir4on its size" In 1973, moving to still remained officially unfilled sent to the county Personnel plicants," T he only drawback, is special Itot coming out for the Jobs," ordinances after reading an Presently, 15 individuals under Title VI. nffh-. In the c thouc ta r4u Seminole C.unty. . ujetu will run jar just Uwee have been p1'J under Positions still open include a out a ('ETA nnhlthw, CETA, .Bu To o rrow for all. Visitors to the bank will be øven the opportunity to try out ne "24-Hour Jack" machine. Randomly distributed in the e - until August, when it b a _____ Jq~ _____ .f _______ ____ .. Profits Decline ___ Different free gifts will be at e In the Interior decor and the the opening ceremony. The given away each day. Flagship U.S. Rank. Bank color scheme is In red, white Lake Brantley High School On Monday souvenir gifts will president John Mercer has been and blue. Contractor was Pa triot Band will play for the include flag pins, replicas of executive officer of the bank Shubert Consucticin Co. of occasion and the color guar d histori c l documents and sinceitopened.WayncAlbertjs Altamonte Springs. I will be from the U.S. Naval :Tu1nlng Center in Orlando. An open house for the authentic Colonial design facilities will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with free plants and recipe boxes for the ladles, ______ ,4 ; Hunt, whomovedherethMarth • f last year, fina ll y won their request to be allowed to enclose a screened porch attached to _______ — their mobile home on Floyd . play money which Those visiting the bank The anniversary celebration complete with landscaping and Weeklong 10th anniversary throughout th week will have will culminate next Friday with furnishings, cost celebr ation and official grand the opportunity to sign up for the cutting of a giant birthday proximately $900,000, Mercer opening tomorrow with a ribbon the Grandfather clock, which cake s said. The architect was ting at 10 a.m. will be awarded Friday night to The ba nk, which open ed Feb. Michaels-Stiggins Inc. of State Rep. Bob Hatinway, the one that guesses nearest th e V, 1965 in the original building Orlando, who specializes in Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore number of bricks used in the at Sanford Plaza, was known as Colonial design. The Early and other local officials have building. United State Bank of Seminole American motif is carried out been invited to participate in Offices of Thomas Freeman as ________ 'Opening Seminole will launch a - residents very happy people. study" them, but went along Gary Massey, 26, an with the rest of the council in Altamonte Springs attorney, approving the ordinances. was named to replace the Law city attorney. And Mr. and Mrs. Robert Observes they will balloons; on Tuesday, Liberty executive vice president. receive will be receip ts for Bell banks and marigold seeds; The bank moved across High. silver dollars, 300 of w hich will Wednesday, Colonial keys; and way 172 to its new faciliti es on The Flagship U.S. Bank of be given away during the day Friday old niorey and balloons. Oct. 26, 1974. The new building, torney and also made two new consider "we have more time to I - Fridly. Feb. 21. n'/ — J I. ByC,WRIA DROGOSZ Herald Correspondent IN BRIEF Ford A :vtary H ire - A • Lukti 1 Offer Stand On Energy Issue - rr,t.rr FOR ONE YEAR. WINNERS ANNOUNCED FEB. 28. It's Time, 1ip 001F Come celebrate with us 10 AM to 3 PM ! lolan, and Cynthia �0 Evening fleiald 300 N flENCH AVE., MNFORD, Area CNIe FrlJay, Feb. 2. 1975—IA WAY D. DOYLE, Publisher WIIJ JAM D. CURHIE, rnaging Editor HOBERFC, MARKEY, Advertising Dire&r Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Mnth, 52.40; 6 '.tonths $14 20Year. $28 40 Mail: In Flnda same as home deli ver y. All other mail : Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $324o Makes you stop and there was a recent dispatch In our newi columns wherein a request was made w have a change In the present zoning for a particular piece of land because the developer was going to put In some "low cost" housing, There have been a number of surveys conducted on the lack of housing available for lower income families. So, this particular request (at least surface) was recthed by myself with a certain ?mount of appreciation, However, what caught me was what that par- Ucutar developer considered "Low cost",.., home' If that rate continues then the years-ago prediction by the well-known developer Levitt who built an entire city in New Jersey and called ft Levittown carries the conviction of his statement P4e e d Refo rrns When the first U.S. regulatory commission — th e Interstate Commerce Commission - was established in 1887 to regulate railroads, Congress was optimistic about its value to the growing nation. It believed that an independent regulatory agency would provide an importint transportation industry with continuity, expert advice, im partiality and isolation from political whirlwinds. Today, nearly a entrv ;,it,,, , it J riot ta ke an expert to realize that the ICC has failed to achieve its goal. Dr. Paul McCracken, former chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, says that federal regulation has produced "sick and arthritic" industries, and that ICC in particular is guilty of "social UTeSPOnsibility of cosmic proportions," He is not overstating the case. The National Council on Productivity estimates, as one example, that ICC regulations .,.s..:.,t. V.IU$.&I &utr U 'iicks to reiurn home empty cost 'nsumer! t250 nillan a year. Eliminating the that "the dzzr will come wh'n Iha average mk ''— r"t" —•• '-' ht canncn balls? They call irn armless Joe. Har-dee-har- American won't be able to buy and own his own home." What we evidently need In this country Is an entirely new method of constructing houses, and probably a change In living habits to snethlig like modular living. (Here again there have been a number of area developers who apparently are more than just a fe cars ahead of their time.) Evening l'ftrald, Sanford, Ft. Well, how about those szujie charmers? You know— the ones who seuned to mesmerize the swaying reptiles by hypnotism, or whatever. Not always, friends. No, not all the time. Over In Mombasa, Kenya, snake charmer Martin Kombe's magic failed him when one of his poisonous "friends" decided he wasn't going to sway and Instead, bit ole Martin. .. .rlght while he was putting on a show for the public, too. Oh, the embarrassment of It all. Kombe was 34. He'll never hear his friends sing Happy Birthday to him for his 35th , unfortunately. " have a thing to do with any of the other ftenu you might find In today's Clock Column, but the question did strike me. . . .what ever happened to all of the streakers' And how about all those who commen ted "my ihat's this younger generation coming to?" We're about due for another fad tomakehe scene • fl doesn 't He died from the bite. FLORDA 'Super' ~\ ..- 6 flvlronmen tat A Ag ency 1 Faces First H urdle . Z~ -41 -16-."i I) TALLAIIASSEF, Fla, (AP) A plan by legislative leaders to consolidate Florida's environmental agencies into one super-agency faces its first legislati ve hurdle today. The Senate Governmental Operation3 Committee was scheduled to begin a day-long hearing on the merger proposal by Senate President Dempsey Barron D_ Panama City, er Donald Tucker, Tal. I decisions, an ignorant man follows the public Hemember the old vaudeville joke "DIdja ever opinion Chinest. proverb. - _j f DAVID POLING / The Power Of R eI191 0U.S, \ Testimon 11--00. I ,--.-*' C,0 6 -- / / \\ I I "Il' DON OAKLEY . . 0-______ I _____-____ Lost an Arizona contractor went In for his annual check-up. Everything was okay, except ltarronhassald(flftofl?fleeded he to speed Processing of applications for dredge-and-fill projects, some of which have taken as much as two years to process in the past. Se na te leaders are ex pecti ng quick approval of the measure, Iiie Senate Natural Resources ee is sched ul ed to take it up next Wednesday, Committ The Barron-Tucker plan would merge th e Department of PolJtio ('ntrol arid t?h internal Improvement Tr o t Fund into the Departm ent of Natural Resources. Th e 1)Nfl Is und er t Cabinet's he contr ol with Harmon Shields as head. I Much Ado About Car Park Lot 4% I .7 ~__ ---- " ;. . Or~ - .- __________ - --------- -_ . Proposed State Bill _*- To I Gravel Turns To Oil Fo r Assistance _______ '-" - '' / .% . - . • 'ç .\- ç \' • 1 1' . " • I - s 1 ,fh1.W l't't 1' HOSPITAL NOTES , . ,;, 2 .//" , ... . ___________ alflng wage" provision under an act of Congress rod Iirioed bill that a Sen. Henry Sayler, RSt. Deeb pointed out that road sponsor says will save the state tersburg and co-sponsor Fe. of the construction at least at least $36 million In blllwithDeeb,cameupwith the exempt from has always been the state law and building costs by allowing con- estimate of $36 million in that school construction was tractors to pay lower wages. savings. exem ed by a pt 1974 bill. The Senate Government Op. Hesald that represenis4o .':: -•' ., ' pa . oi - ' Gurney's Trial To Begin Monday .?lj1' ,'_ ---- yJ J'! " . _____________ 1"A IFIF . The other was George Ander. son, another former Florida GOP treasurer and Gurney's 1968 campaign treasurer, lie FEB. me, ins i Frank ADMISSIONS George Oraniky, Deltone ' D. Ryon, Mary A Burg James Harper Tim Edward Mary F Stewart Curt Leroy Hc,k Helen kHI' Tomeki Thomas Edmund 1. Czaka Sr. Ruth Little & boy. Ca'Ielbirry Anna K. Danccger, DeBary William B, Armbruste,, Defljry George Oransky, D',ltona 4athen Rosen. Detlona Rosa P. Shuy, Deltona Barry D. Lath, Lake Mary Violet Wyer, New Smyrna Cn&,uran sraa4y, Orlando AnneP. Wheon, M West Oroo&lU Raymond W. Wiseley, OPitorta Joseph A Dupuis. Deltona Ela i ne S&der, Fern Park Orry C) Lath, Like Mary Micha el L Williams. Lake Monroe John Bennett, LOngwood M.tgatct H. Shivers. Oit Harold 0. EllIs. MilliflOCkt, Sanford Aagg4e' P Scarborough Beulah Tommy Mitchell Ernest W. Hewett James Harper Darron L. Corner Thomat P. Papirio Maine Hyry 0. Sanborn Sr., Swar. thmore, Pa. Josephine A. Benedetto, Weld wick, N. J. Goidie Lee wi Laence C. Smith Howard H Hodges Dan Hill Lois Miller. Altamonte Springs Juani?a Hayes DISCHAR(W 3 ApOpk4 AREA Snfora was f He was a member of Calvary Tarpon Springs, Baptist Church and Moose Brisson Funeral Home in Raymond S. Haywood, 40, of Lodge of Sanford and a veteran charge of arrangements, 2847 C-rove Dr., Sanford, died of the Korean War. Thursday morning, m'krn in Survivors Include his wife, • Laughman, Fla,, he lived in Mrs. Pearl Haywood, Sanford; Sanford for the past six years. six children, Lan, Kathy, Judy, Ha' Jr and James all of 11 HAYWOOD, RAYMOND S. Sanford 'and Mrs. Toni Abbgy, runenlser,,j(esco,Rarnc,.ds IJUI Clarksville, Tenn.; mother, liaywoOd, 40, of 7517 Grovv __ Drive, Sanford, who died Mrs. Mrs Nina Haywood, Tarpon 'tU Thursday, will be held at 3 p m, Springs; two sisters, Mrs. ?urday at Brisn Funeral Willie Resmondo, New Port Home cith Rev. Haryy RO%hy ________________________ Richey and Mrs. Sue Lones, oflicialinu flurial in vcrgrcrn .n Cemetery Brisson n charge :; : r? 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Ilie trial date and Crittenden's severance were an. after a 90-minute closed hearing which Folbwed dir.closure In court of the plea. bargaining attempt. Krentz,nan acknowledged that a document deta iling a Yest'rday', high C . of morning 60 There was - ,-j 0 WEATHER ' - 0 - nuiu sLruIion, Ftaph M Al. Koontz, Former Jacksonville FHA official, and James L. RAYMOND HAYW000 ______ mer 0 ri — Funeral. Notice trial , DEATHS __ granted a separate __; last month in returii n VI 1 a promise to testily f or the prose. cution. Scheduled to sta nd trial wi th Gurney are Joseph Bastien, or head Gurney's field office in Winter Park ' K X. Wayne Swier, suspended head of the Tampa office of the Federal H ou sing b - TALLAHASSEE, Fla . (AP) %aillng wage" if the law were - A Senate counnitU' has al). repaletI, Dve! said, .1 - : " ,' ' ' : •': 11 .. " : . .: ) . -.. . 1W) -1..-.14 - , t-T-- ' ... , — - 4 a. Million -- " : ,, , IF t $36 pe r John Magruder, director of eratlons Committee approved cent of the $268 million in the Florida School Boards Th ursday a bill that would construction spending ap,7 Association, said school. repeal the law requiring con- proved by' the state in l9. • *' A' . I , . building cost had dropped V. k'" '-, tractor's on government proj. . L. E. "Bubba"Seamo ns of . • .: lb since the exemption sharply - .' ects to pay prevailing wages For Florida Building Trades . •' % . . • l the area as and th e start of the recession. -: .1 determined by Association opened w ha t Is I'll ~ _11-11 .. Commerce Department stir. certain to be a concentrated •f•, — ' •".' • I liii veys effort by organized labor — .: . a -.- Sen. Richard Deeb H.St PA. • tfr bill .. -: : tershurg and a contractor, said lie said that cutting the The Rotary Club or ouLu Seminole baa donated $2,503 ROY BU ILDS to Central workers are available for wages would reduce the quality mph. 15 m Florida Zoologi cal Society for con,tructlon wages that are 40 per cent lower of construction. He also disotter facilities at the new zoo. Making the presentation this morning at a breakfast than the prevailing wage, which pukd the contention that peeOTTER HABITAT In Altamonte Springs was John Sobik (right) and Rotary he said are generally based on vailing wages are generally wipresident Dr. Brannon Murphy (center) to Jim Ryan, JI president of union wages. ion wages. Zoological Society. .Special guests were the two Bengal tiger "Contractors with open shops "The law puts contractor's in kittens rec"mlly acquired by the zoo. (Herald Photo by J,*ne "ould bid on these projects a bind because they pay Casselberry $5 an 110mph. 25 mpg. based on the real and true pee. hour on one job, the n when they go to a government job they LET US PUT YOU have to pay $7 and when the job is over they have disgruntled IN THE PILOT'S SEAT . workers because the workers We offtr C"ma Pilot Educa. have found they can make a '°° because we think tP TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A fed. it was disclosed In open court best. Its an liltigrated cur. living wage," he eral judge says the bri bery-con. Thursday Krenttman said he intended attorney from Jacksonville, ricuium that attorney's for at to go Into closed session to dis. construction conspiracy trial of former Sen. Ed- least one of also spoke up: the defendants have cuss guidelines for the trial. tracts also include a "presequence for faster, surer ward Gurney will start Monda, "We have all heard a plea has been engaged In plea-bar. learning. as planned but with only five While the session was open, been negotiated between the of gaining attempts, The defend- Robert Floyd, Miami attorne the original seven defendants, ant was not Identified, y government and one of the for Groot, asked for a delay' in defendants," he said, 115'l I 'Ti j 4,ljef including Gurney. TV All seven defendants are the start of the trial. cesit He cited a Orlando citr us grower Earl charged with co Krentzman denied Floyd's Pttil tuTu nspiracy to news ar ticle that said some plea motion for a continuence. M. "Duke" Crittenden was create a $233,000 slush fund by bargaining _____________ was under way. gran ted a severance from the secretly The case was originally collecting donations I'IlIl'f if C. harris Dittnmar, Gurney's scheduled to liT' f trial Th ursday in a move from builders eeki begin Jan. 20. ng G urney's — - s --federal Prw- Influence in cutor& . sored housing projects and I U.S. District Judge Dth J2.,. 111g.~-,c insurancv. Krentzman'3 brief (~rder giving Gurney " is also accused of ac. 1% U C~*`Vrlen a :ep!irate tri.!!! cepting P 1?01~-_ pnd n! parpiry clears the way for him to testify Crittenden, a former Gurney as a government witness, campaign chairman and onetime Florida Republican chairI ~~~ ~ i - man Is the second defendant to r a : hospitals, :• 0. 0. /. A '.. , , ' Ij ) !I: ;.li .. .1 . .. , ' . ,. \\. k ' , : _____ -. Save , - 7 its The firm that Insures I._1051 Of Florida's doctors has said )I p1jas to raise Its rates for :,4-~ insuMiceby-Uper cent this year. ne company says it's being forced to the move rising uamageawards in lawsuits against physicia ns and .. •. ___________ ' Jack Gordon, D-Miami Beach and chairman Senate He41th and Rehabthta,e rvices Committee, said Th ursday th ere were several steps physicians could take to bolster public confidence In th eir work and Perhaps lower medical malpracUst-inr rates, . - '' 2: __ ' 4 warns. _______ ____ . - : • TAUAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) — Doctors will have to do better in policing their profe&sion before they can expect the state to help them ease the consequences of higher fees for malpractice Insurance, a state Senate leader ,- WASHINGTON - Maurice "Mike" Gravel, the darkly handsome, modishly dressed senator had promu,,tJ the senator, the major Udell's confidential memo so suggested consortium,companies In the Alaskan pipeline Frankfurt as one of the most vulnerable from Alaska, has been living beyond his means, that Ho In the world to terroris t attack, uston energy executive George Mitchell UCleU also wanted to know whether the He wound up his re-electi on campaign last and Houston oil operator J. U. Parten "put German aviation authorities were indignant. Rita, - Wd be willing to help pay "In matters of safety," roarJ November $65,000 to $Th, In the hole. He also together a small (1O.) people affair at V .000k off their Frankfurt airdebts. "Would It be helpful," asked the port's Manfred Schoelch, "we completed a $200,000 "dream house" last year at $2,000 a bedd" The Houston party fell through. can withstand any Tantallon on the Putoniac in the fashionable aide, "and would Rita be interested in getting a comparison." Instead, a fund-raisi ng Ma ryla nd cou ntryside, And In 1972, he acquired eventually in party was thrown job!" She hasn't yet decided, we were told, But the crack West German Ilunde. Dallas, wherc oilmen showed still whether to go a $45,000 condominium back home In Anchorage, mnoregra(jtuc, A reported to work. Skrlminalamtes, $0,000 was collected, equivalent j Its criminal duties Alaska. Money would be needed, too, to pay off ice t& the FM, didn't accept Schocich's a3surance, There is a tantalizing hint in the memo that expenses which the Senate allotment doesn't In a secret report, slipped to Rep, John So hir bright, young executive assistant, Gravel, now that he's safely re-elected, may cover, Murph y, Jerry UdIl, has launched whit he described to the JIKA has now confirmed th;;! L'dll noted. "We are going to have to I tt, re pay his tur I ui.ator as a campaign obligations with hive an inflow of cash into th office account report ws eccurate. legislative Favors, ogram." pr "Five weak spots (exist) at sustain some aggressive contact he the Rhein-Main . To dispose first of the campaign debt, tJdeU Udd"I would like to begin lnunedlateiy," wrote wrote. Airport through which unauthorized persons ll, "scheduling visi ts, lunches, dinners and. — suggesteJ In a confidentia1l mn.tns fht •k " even In comnanv atrpçik Udell aeb'd that to itach ws wmui uite people wn' -COW th e were extreme!y would be back to the oh companies CGrj uy aircraft depatui area now that the emphasis helpful. .. The purpose of easily and unno1ejteiJ" r*Ised, as it has in the Post, from the German inves i this will be to thank cslnpojgn contributors. Moot of it would be used, tigators dlacoveretj dlsln will be somewhat abated and to the people and Inquire Into the governmental he told us, The BKA suspected grwjps who really let us down but might for radio-TV reports to "it would be sufficient to priorities of these people and thelr groups In the tl people of paint a bus yellow predate one n'ore chance." Alaska. He said the senator sometimes votes for Logthansa company and provide it with the coming session." Apparently, the Gravel camp kit a scriator and sometimes against sign and all the gates would The enk1prig LJdeII also had some tributors. his campaign con- open automatically," To who had fought so hard for the Alaskan oil But iq the language of the memo, prove the theory, the suggestions to help the senator reduce his per- always wants to listen to their "gornjnenttie pipeline deserved a more al BKA "tried this trick successtuuy with painted tanUaI ezpreisslon sonal a 01 u prkg-ju,' Udell also stressed that the of rafltu4, from the oil barons, senator law, Udell rczrJnded th senstor, "honorariums has been open about his finan In addition, th "If Leon will come up with e BKA found that "Identity card ces, even IfC i1fiijk1 to 1l,00Q per Meniber, neV th $30%Q - verificatIon eI1!$3 publishing his Income tax returns In suggesL Udel!,, "we could be In real good shape we happens only seldom," at Frankfurt. must vigorously Pursue honorariums to be Congressiona l Record. Footnote: At U.S. airports, the Federal real quick." The mysterious "Leon" we have re w get the entire $15,O." Aviation Administration arrested 395 Footnote: Leon Hess was traveling In extablishK is none otlier than LAvn Hess,the fig persona In the past, Gravel h Europe with guns and 31 with as coil boss of Hess Oil. He dutifully passed th and could not be reached, explosives from July e hat from groups for speaking to them. His through September amc;ng his trie:ds aad coI]e,d the 5,10,000 he largestvarious 1974, A total of 28,616 tee was $2,500 from Humble Oil, one of we GERMAN FOCfl'NOTE; In a recent report, Weapons, Including 586 lined the bustling W"51 German &r firearms have bee;i part at I I : Doctors' Bid Rejected Optim 'Sm Jusf what the devil do you mean, 'This country '5 as sound as a Collar?" •" _______________________________________ . - 'At TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida Is building Prisons just fast enough to keep up wi th th e Incr easing number of Inates, says an offi cial of the Corrections l.'l visjon. Jim Vickers, deputy director for div is fairs, told the Senate Grn.ernmntaj ion business Ortic Cammittee on Th ursday that existing facilities and those planned to be opened over th e next two to three years will zuIIlotiatC 12,72: prisoners, But he said th e prison population , which increased by 181 last week, now staaids at 12,590, "Even if the legislature appropriates funds this year, we are looking at three or four years for construction and WewouJdstIHhaveaseriou3problemtyjckerid Sen. Henry Sayler, it-St. Petersburg, sa id most of the problem was a result of the division's failure to give 'iorlty to finding sites for new pris ns o , "That's the problem with using people not trained in real estate or public relations for site-aeloction.- Vickers Effective next June 30, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposes putting certain parking lot management regulations Into effect in some 18 metropolitan areas — from Alaska to California to Texas to New York — where '.ut,mobile poll ution cceeds naticn.il air quality standards, aw of __ 54 Prison 'Ian On Nose Lette'rs To The E C I I n pf W - ________________________________ attenHon 1~4 - ._ -"_______ Thought for today: A wise man makes his ow ., 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) January, half again as many as Unemp!oyment in Florida hit the 26,400 recorded In Decem- said that that was the highest state unemployment rate in. that began last summer, with ployment dropped 21,1300 from Figure ever recorded In 25 years cludes fobless workers .. 8.5 oer cent lrct ti,.. h... ,.t I..., frn,n A......L.... L. , u.v ii ui &u.i CUi. lIJlUJiJIjI w uppw by Is,wu Vec rn r n1 fritii I; of state employment statistics, ot her areas who have come to from December highest ever recorded by the That brought the number of to January and year." The sta te, says John Wesley White, unemploy ed In the s did not keep such the Sunshine State seeking by 58,300 irom January 1974, ta te to 281,- recordsstate during the depression work. Those workers director of the Employment Se- 200 for January, White said, draw White said, Florida's jobless rate, lii cli but it Is unlikely that unem- unemployment benefits from ctu'ity Division. Last month , when Decem. ployment in Florida "However, the trade Industry has been significantly highCr was higher their home states, White said, showed its normal seasonal deHe reported Thursday that ber's unemployment rate was thee. than the nati onal rate Ior He said tha t the construction crease as post-holiday layoffs several 40,300 people lost their Jobs in reported at 8.3 per cent, White months, drew closer in White pointed out that the Industry continued a bad slump occurred," he said. "Trade cm- January, White reported. — mnn,k John spoiski associate editor _________ ___ ____ IN BRIEF - 2' ."A,,. . BERRY'S WORLD -- - Friday, Feb. 21, 175-5A Unemployment Highest in State History har!" , - - - I #• V for that mole on his back. His doctor pursued further tests and the result was an immediate operation for malignancy. Our friend home after several weeks In the hospital to learn that "tney had not been able to get It all" and — diseaseappetobe advancing throughou t his body. Ml regulation also could save a qwrter of a billion pztrHng facilities lrgr than 250 .• . He was resigned to the fate of declining health gallons of truck fuel. Because of ICC regulations, spaces (10 (or Fair ba nks and 500 for Houston) and dea th. Slowly but me thodically he put his will be subject to preconztruction re vi ew. citizens also pay $400 m' 'on in excessive railway ./ / business affairs In order, laying out Instructions freight rates, according to the President's Council ' —: The regulations are an IntrucUve example of for his company associates, visiting with family : . '. the bureaucratic mind at work. of Economic Advisers, about their role In the future — without him. Not . ICC is not by any means the only culprit. For a religious person, nor active In any church, he The EPA's proposed parking management example, partly because of Civil Aeronautics still thanked a devout sister who daily prayed to app lica tion form consists of three parts. Part I, S Board regulations U.S. airline fares across the God for his healing and recovery. general informa tion, requires a description of the parking facili ty (lot or garage), the number , Last month he entered the U ni versity of North Atlantic are three times those offered by a of square feet, number of parking spaces and the British airway. A buyer of a 1975 automobile pays Arizona Medical Center for supportive therapy. constnjctlon schedule. After several days of exhaustive tests caine the $500 extra because of federal pollution regulations astounding report: No trace of cancer! For some It Part II requires the applicant to demonstrate of dubious usefulness. Government requirements unexpected reasons, he was completely healed. that operation of the proposed parking facility for pollution controls in industry cost American Now his conversation and attitude is filled with a flJ in a net Increase In "VMr' — consumers the staggering sum of $104 billion last spiritual focus that ne ver before existed lii vehicle miles traveled. The applicant may year, and not all of the controls are necessary. This secularized business man has become analyze VMT using his own method or the Moreover, the Bureau of Domestic Commerce says an articulate, daily spokesman for the deeper EPA's. questions of life. An aura of thankfulness and that unnecessary National Labor Relations Board •-' wonder surrounds him. And his greatest regret Is If he uses his own method, he must provide regulations that lead to featherbedding are costing -K. that had spent so much of his life avoiding the EPA officials with a "quanflt'iilve analysis, Americans up to $3 billion extra in construction / religious dimension. .-lemons wiiuusavely that operation of the costs, $1.2 billion in railway shipping costs, $400 Rhonda Fleming is interviewed In a recent facility under worst cue conditions will not million more at the supermarket and more than edition of the National Enquire;. She describes 7 think youe gottktg his I' result In an Increase In vehIcle miles traveled." — $275 million in truck shipping costs. the collapse of her movie career, the break-up of '1 applicant must submit to EPA documenEven these mammoth sums are insignificant to her marriage to prod'icer Hal Bartlett and tatlon of data sources and assumptions. jarring, shocking awareness that soon she would the economic damage that federal regulations do Under the EPA method, the applicant must by interfering with the free competitive American be 50 years old. AL this zero point, she told Editor, The describe the type of user activity tresidenllal, Herald: reporter henry GrIs: cept to encourage the alininal elem market-place — by in terfering wi th the la ws of The Ballet Guild ent to fur. cusiomer.dlient. permanenWntermltteni use, "In this crisis, I turned to the only source I (family) of Sanfr'tI- the s'1ciatima" Atiti It serves supply and demand. no purpose, employe, lIlepen Seminole is overwhelmed at the fantastic but the law of the land is what the judge has knew — to God. I told God I didn't know which dent-multi use ) and mode President Ford has asked Congress for the of travel (automobile driver, automobile way to turn, so I wanted h im to show me, I publicity given us in connection with our recent sworn to uphold, which he did based on the passenger, transit rider, bicycl authority to establish a commission to study the ist and walker) In prayed: Take over my life because I've messed Winter Concert. Beautiful! ipreme Ctdeconanf,Incue terms of th e number of persons, daily trips per Consumer Products Safety Commission, the ICC, it P" The perfr attracted nearly a full Quote from Mr. McCoy's letter: "You decent person and peak hour trips per person. the CAB, the Federal Trade Commission, Federal & FcOVTY was not a sudden afternoon exceptional house, thanks to coverage, The Evening Herald and the law abiding citizens of this county should take a news release. Step by step, over a three-year period, Power Commission, Civil Aeronautics Board and stand or do sosnething about this decision or The applicant must also describe any existing Not only are we apprecia ti sbe was led o ut ve of the ezceuet move out" — words to that effect. the Federal Maritime Commission — federal or proposed transit routes which will serve the Promotion, but we are m d t life for the Question to McCoy: How can you be la w proposed facility, identi fy other parking regulatory agencies that may be doing more harm Purpose has meaning and genuine pers.,naj Interest shown by staffers , with two new abidingcitizens and at the same time go against facilities in the area which are than good as they age. to be used grandchildren, and a Currie, John SpoLsid, Jean Patteson, Gloria the law of the land , tjtTheUnited by persons in the area and givelikely fresh career at 50, Said Miss Fleming, "How Drogosz and Bill Vincent. ndvi the estimated The study, if followed by dynamic action, could often It is In life that what appears to be a deep States Supreme Court decisions, trip lengths and the number of daily trips per very well be one of the most important tools that The artistic directors, board of directors, is really a blessing in disguise." Carroll Burke person to these other facilities, the nation has in its fight against inflation and the The Christian community was founded on the dancers, parents and stage crew Join me in Letters to Part III deals with carbon monoxide air editor are always welcome. energy problem. personal religious testimony of believers in sincerely thanking you for our sensational They should be as brief as possible and quality standards compliance. Again, the ap. Christ The New Testament Is essentially, a success. comment on ma tters of geoerai plicant may use his own m#'thod for analyzing series of stories about people who found their Russell, carbon monoxide or the EPA's methoj U he lives changed dramatically. It Is true today. President A new book (and the last) by wor ld famous choosesto use his own method,he must submit to Board Directors PCTIOualltIIL The editor r eserves EPA records and results of his analysis, Inevangelist, E. Stanley Jones, presents In Editor, Herald: i letters for reasons of space, but will exercise cluding documentation of data, sources, dramatic fashion the faith of a one man with a He: Letter of Richard L McCoy concerning great care A M1ehian Democrot. concerned for the autoorlented that the thrust ii the letter is not loot assumptions and calc'jlaUorj& crippling Illness. At the age of 8i, Dr. Jones was J udge Harold F. Johnson ruli ng on Fanne Fox in the edltlu. coomy of his state, wants his House 'nI1.,an.. tv . s.;-i— knt4 dn with a r.aa±t tru&,. Undbe to Mike Pin case (Feb. 11, IM). U he uses the EPA's method, the applicant n eaer and economic legisiation MI le tters must be signed with a mailing must move or speak, he eventually recovered to write submit (1) a regional map Identifying the Mr. McCoy asked two questions In his letter address and, when possible, a telephonc number Rep. Donald W. Riegle Jr. says he will cdl f a seven.day this book. "The Divine Yes" (Abingdon Press which nezds asking by some: principal roads, highways and intersections that so (lie Identity of the writer may be checked and of urgency in the and to return to his beloved India and die 1. "What gives ft in the economic (Judge Johnson) the established. However, the Evening Herald will will be used by motor vehicles moving to and penccuy where be had Spe nt 50 )ears of right to iaw,t the lawsman of this sta te?" Answer: respect the wishes f.-= . Uhc Proposed Parking facility and (2) a site We can sympathize with Riee's frustrations, of writers who do not want plan The Supreme Court of The UnIkl States and Its their names which Indicates the location of associated trald he's aiming too high. to appear In print. At Its eenter, the Church is fired and thrilled by decisions which Count)' Judge must abide parking areas, points of motor vehicle Ingress by In In the wanmg days C)f u We reserve, of course, the right to reject any j cgresa there was an the pa ter of personal religious testimony, ( his decisions, and egress to and from the site and Its asSociated letters this newspaper consider, to be libelous tiveeffort to adopt measures to di discourage Jerusalem to Jackson ville. 2. "What Purpose does this acti or parking area and the locatIon and height of on serve ex- slanderous. Tuesday-Th ursday Club," an unsubtle designa tion for the buildings on the site. ...zable group of lawmakers which stretches the weekend from Friday to Monday to keep district (encas mended. JACK ANDERSON Rather than shooting for a seven-day-week, Riegle should lower his sights. The American people would be cheti-ed if he could persuade their representatives to put in a five-day week. Or even a four-day week. Jitim ate - --,;.-( --Around The Clock His representative was talking In !erms of 133,000 to $37,000! I can't believe that I've been that far out of touch regarding escalating prices of labor wdnatealtobeun,warethat$3500 is a low cost Federal Agencies - 222 Magno ia ye ' I I . AN ORD Ii �1- - -;;-;-- -:': -- - :-- ---,.- -----_,---- . IA-EveningHera'd.Sanlord_Fl. U.N. To Ask Turkish Troop Wl*thdrawai t The d ipl omats conceded, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - Many diplomats pre- however, that the Turks hold priots who lived In the occupied peal for the council to get Tur- I VYORLD IN BRIEF . ong 11 ac Kills v I ) _______________________________ ____________ Saigon and a militia post southeast of th e city, ki lling 19 of the defenders and wounding 18, the South Vietnamese command reported today. _ I - ._ ____ ' - Both attacks were preceded by heavy shelling. The heaviest casualties - 14 militiamen killed - occurred in an attack on a militia post near Dat Do, a district town in th e Mekong Delta 45 miles south east of . .Qi ____ _-I Saigon the .ommand reported It said Iie soldiers ere killed and 11 were wounded in an attack on an Infantry positionnearLaiKhe,35milesnorthofSaigon . ~ --, -- - _ I I _____ illm_m ' _____ _______ '; .-'k ' ", . .- , , -i,%~_ - I AL , -I Also in the Mekong Delta, Viet Cong sappers slipped into a gasoline depot near My 35 miles southwest of Siigon, nd blew up more than 10000 lloftc of - I " -- .• ' ______ ________ _____________ _~_ ~v_ __-_~ TA — - ' Is -T `~ - -.a ow Aid Declines - - ,;,~~ I I 11 _____ L'Ulil IN, Ireland (AP) — Irish Foreign Minister Gamt Fitzgerald says contributions by lrish-Americans to the Irish Republican Army have dropped since his warnings that eery dollar contributed for relief in ,%orthern Ireland was helping to kill or to maim Irishmen. Fitzgerald, who sounded his warnh% in two visits to the JnIted States in the past year. said there is a growing awareness among Irish-Americans that their dollars are -X - '- - - "~~Z,_j, ___ .--- ~~. - I .1 "_ • ! : . zmm= _____- - ~', k. ~4 - i _'_ - - ~ __ :& . 'r — Both American diplomats -.-_--.. 111 ,. - "Over the past 1 'months or so contributions have been ' : _ if in denim & corduroy, with leans I - --' ' v 11 I aulate In Asmaca, the besieged provincial capital, ii ti tIM. £ag. __ I RA Nq Mbh -w%J - 213 ________ ' E. FIRST - I I : "The worst downward spiral 4T since the 1930s is now feedi ~- ! m Winter Springs Studies Public Works Position 0 hoped that a M=tanU pmUon of the partidpants would beof - US. Navy men and 30 civili technicians at Kagnew, about ____ 10 consular officials and Marine Herald Staff Writer The sembiars will be held one WINTER SPRINGS — City -4 ~ - - .1. .i_i.a_.t... . ' NOW exclusive Cube Level Control 454 $ twin Vegetable Hydrators, Meat All Colors Available Tender, door compartments, P169WWAIV. Hall Effvkommm OfTblo" Of 64"rw A011"L HOME APPLI M 1700 W. First 4 322-3111113 ~ Sanford upheld the e city's in'Surance was from - - 7 i - reviewed by the city attorney Alpert would not with CETA f4 Already hired by the city Newman hock. Jaycee comment, except to say that it . : Council approved purchase of IPIMIIUUUIIiUSaIU•l$supuuauuuua E 0 wamm will be purchased for ment emergency vehicle. s E - 11WI "HWONCTFRY MW 0 . U CAI F each of the three men employed It was reported that Seminole • inthemalntenancedepartment Disposal has gone out of -rLs L u uS ..OUPOfl W orth : from the public works budget business, but Reliable Garbage • It was agreed, since the coat Ser vice has purchased the off Total I sould not exceed $100, Public business and will honor con . NP M ~~ ~~ - :I 4?vf re Purchase 1111 ~ (p ' - w a y - Eepoelcouldpurchasethemat withresidentsofthcTuskawilla : On Orders Booked Before Easter I herdiscretlon sect ion of the city. After that I I Council accepted RCA's time the area will be serviced B FIDELITY ENTERPRISES iii alternatcbidof$3,S05aslowbid byH&W,whichlsfranchisedto I h. (305) 322 0690 for the communications provide garbage service ice for the ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ %IIIIIIIUIIIIIIIflIIIIIIMIIIIIII system. entire city. P II .I f $ 3' TO 5" TALL ,f " "-i~ UPTO 4 YEARS OLD 4 1 $ 1 $ -_~__-- ~~_ - y t'i IfZ = ~ = — __ . t - :d i wIr - -- . - - - I ()-L UMONSr LIMES KUMQUATS-. -_ I - ..-_ --. HON ' S A% .,r- - __ ~__ ~___ __ _-- withcetlifictitesgood for 300 free silver dollar', and v.iIl dispense thC(CI1I1IC(IRS at andom.Soyourdiance N I 0 22 0 ____ ____ - . I I r CITRUS TREES - i __r~_?,__ $ 000 46TO 87 - I ~f OF SEMINOLE :RXX)S. Orlando Dr.. 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Florida (305) 862 4000 ii: 65 Monkey 24 25 Look vnth gyn DOWN 2$ Eyelid hairs i ilium Coin 32 Large CaSk 2 Colored part 33 Narro* inim of sys 35 Mannef's 3 Smail ed,we i" ) r: • TA,.iAR Cihtorn,a Summer (Fr) (ab) 7 - 7 140W 1_ L -, _ -% - A I 61 Din M _____ E_r__--- So momfow an historical sense, I think we should move to preserve that dignity no that e hate the "Watergate is Watergate and we can't run away f we have to look at the total -ko i l 5 T 1, - 54 Atmosphere 15 Comi bone I 5 Gef man city lieatherwoodsaidinexplaining the formation of the associ ation. "Speaking strictly from - I . No catch. Free gff&. an Presiden t. - its 3,10ai)ound Intelstat IV were destroyed as a safety measure. The InteL-at IV was to have been positioned over the Indiaa Ocean to join six Identical satellites in what is billed as the largest cominercial-commu. MONDAY NIGHT "NOT FRIDAY NIGHT" sandvAches. nuts. mints I - . Fat chance. Gotta be a t- II material 55 Enlist hic * Lens Jç" T T _A_W _P _ojJ r_ T C: 42 Rubs out 45 Office of stlategoc Sef. 13 Wifeless CHILDREN 0,-) % * SANFORD_PLAZA(NORTHSIDfOFECKERD'SDRUGS)SANFORD __ ____ called "24-HourJacV -24 Hour Jack:' otir anv-hou r hollk,cr-,Jocli k011 be lo,lded Answqf to Prewous puule Eyes- 39 I :_ —s dwecl,on tax help. rocket and that the rocket and IIEW did not provide a breakdown on how much of the 197.2 million reduction was voluntarily shouldered by the states and how much was in the form of federal penalties. Of the $61.7 million withheld Wt ear, only 113.2 million y represented estimates by the flates of how much they could save. thisisaplotof history w h unique In South Florida," I__ Write and give us your date of birth s. Life of America insurance Corp. of Bost on 40 Broad St., Boston. Mass. 02109, Dept. 09-SH *(Depending on Age) ~~% __ MA for kids bruatV2TVUU'Cd11 1 -Ya I fl freq uently visited them while stars," poeWbly burning bits of being reviewed, C()IM to 'I I Q Reason 1. We are income tax speeialists We ask the right questions. U' .or every Honest ded uction. stone unturned to make sure you pay the smallest legitimath tax. Cape Canaveral, officials said. emed shortly af ta the engines cut off in the First stage of the -- 0t1 - et and its pa yload fell into the ocean northeast of the Ha. ha as about 500 miles from the allocations for the - over the Pacific Ocean fix Pieces of the $30 miliion rock- recipients for the first quarter except Nevada, Montana and South Carolina. HEW said the latter two states are 2 Rebozo and industrialist Rot)John 11onton, president of ert Apblanalp, another close the Key Biscayne Republican frie nd of the former President, also own homes on the lane "Youhavetoremembert iuED FROM AGES I - - * GRAPEFRUITS-PINK SEEDLESS RED SEEDVESS, MARSH SEFOLESS, DUNCAN GRAPEFRUIT i. I It's 1 0 ORANGES = - ____ W,V JL TEMPLE NAVEL, HAMLIN, I - - -.1. k a, -_ ~_ ___ 4&~ k 47y; p III,- 0 ! ) I 2 _ - 4 , JX :I 1 I aZz I A il"Iftm -p 95 4 \ - _ */f , . I /1-1 I- C 0 UP TO 7 YEARS OLD -- t. r, T C) 0,01 "7 SALSUNL MONe FEB 22 23A 24e ]CAM -SPM I . -7 on a blessings. Rebozo could not be reached or commen t. Nixon property in Florida association is an outgrowth of that concern," said John launch since 1969. the wreckage. Stone said the failure oc. I Eye covef 4 H81? above 4nAd weeks to find the cause of the All states incurred cuts In funds to help pay AFDC ACA0511 rd to be 17 failure, the first in a satellite adjustments " Is Propefty item 62 Permit 0 Wail tapestry 63 Masculine9 22 -.—Ange, Nixon Historical Association cayne Bank, owned by Nixon chance of succeeding. says it plans a national drive to confidante C.G. "Rebe" He. "The public reaction to the raise $ 000 to, buy and pie- bow. idea wi ll be negative," he said, serve two Key scayne homes "And i must add that it's Is a owned by fornwr President campaigner .n Florida, said damned shame." Richard Nixon Nixon owns two of the I is astrong supporter "Many people were than a dozen homes on the the effort and that it had Nixcernpdabm LIFE INSURANCE 3 DAYS ONLYI.—AT SANFORD PLAZA TREE SALE! Uy The group has rented nead. Men's Club, said he thought It A group calling itself the quarters space In the Key BIs. was a good idea with not much ,0. I CITRUS 0 i FINAL EXPENSE Sure th ere's and cufin# B scayne Home , Leatherood of Fort lauder dale — ! j Works Commissioner Irene Van tracts through the end of March -- Henry Bb& Lu said it could take a fe Witnesses as far away as IN rive 1 /1 been million in Pennsylvania, $7.2 million in California and 15 million In Ohio. AFL-CIO President 0 has not Slone Miami reported seeing a huge fire ball followed by "twinkling as a KEY IIISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) $547 of emer gency medical dispatcher and a firefighter. to eowp the lire de partThree sets of matching work items LN R I I of Orpnization as one comprised was becoming a pertinent Issue. under the federal proparn are ment, require i k( 0 membership, and it served to to the that it would —_ - - ruling allowng the closed Jaycees open their nwmber&Wp firefighter is also being hired The insurance package will be classify The AFL-CIO said that first step Congress should b.lock tax-cut approved by the House In commenting on the state. Ways and Means Committee. purchasing power which brought consumer sales Wfl Grou - - EH Hepry" Slone, Atlas Centaur project manager, after officials pushed a button Thursday night to destroy the rocket when it tumbled out of con trol. totaling $27 million. Other big reductions were $10.7 million in Illinois, $95 provements ' was the big loser In 46 Acted u afll:tio,i 47 ANCE - Senators 'It is easy to be disappointed are mysti fied," said first quarter. It was hit with what HEW called "U11- i Comprehensive Employment with a tota l bid of $11,694. Will the South Seminole Training Act. An additional Current policy expires March 8. ship to vromen. The 5member tr the New York I its ruling 35-member executive the imposition of the oil import fee and Pass the $21.3 billion resulted from a massive dropin council. Only bid received to date for cesslve Tuesday. The site Is the action Monday night for the "The Jaycees gained a bit of Altamonte Sprir.gs Civic Center posi tion of Director of Public notoriety by refusing to open and the time Is 8 p.m. Work! to be funded through the federation said in a suitement adopted Thursday by made The AFL-CIO said this would an George Meany said every eco. ~. ~ increase of nearly 90 billion in wn. help stimulate the economy but the annual rate of after-tax per. nomic measure "points do that "the continuing deterioraand it really points toward lion" demands even stronger =' ,al inconw Just to get back to award depression" despite the Ford the Pre-recession levcl. aitires. It suggested that Administration's forecast that me" Despite r, modest shift in the recession will bottom out In Congress move wiftut delay to Federal Reserve Board l. - mid-summer, ides, the AFL-CIO said In ter b the "If we keep going this way, eat rates on long-t erm loans e AFL-CIO 1rd" ed a he added, "we are going to have main at near-rwerd peaks. lo public service jobs program, "As a resWt. home-building a depression. subsidies for home construc. remains in a depression, the The AFL-CIO called the Fed- lion, m trequ re 1 xquene an state and local gov. eral Reserve's slight reduction ering of int-Test rates and long. ernments from high Interest in the discount rate and the ad- range tax reform to increase payments and Compare At '489 the policy feeding on unemployernent, business investment. The labor federation said so far %? can be added now or later (extra charge). Storage includes crease was five-tenths of one Ing Americans uriless I.he fight. Bean Fire Fighters, $49,349.39. Feb. 25, and be on each suic. app!ications this week for ____ Toakwood trim and distinctive smoked onyx accents are elegant hints of convenience Inside. Top-freezer has 4.75 cu. ft. with separate Ice storage and a shelf. Autom a t ic Maker , with This January's increase, been reported. ' $49,979.20; Mack, $45,197; and iwtmatk Ice when vwam .1 FPCI-170T Over-all, consumer prices in been close to the shooting, none January were 11.7 per cent of them has been hit, and little higher than a year earlier. damage to U.S. property has reviewed for compliance with RZ I. I ~f I middle o( guerrilla country. Although the Americans have rampant rates of inflation. . • '- 2 ..- an p however, still was the lowest Officials say there are no Fire truck bids being since last April, when the in- plans to evacuate the remain- By JANE was quick to add that women sight or motivation.11 1 - federation iu," AFL-CIO leaders said in duction cutbacks are continuing anything a lengthy statement citing an tospread" with unemployment petroleurn "alarming drop" in industriai production and reductions , ;,!d - - this 'We madepublic by state welfare departments in many cases. I1E% said th e amounts of the reductions are based states' estimates of how much they could .save by correcting errors in the huge Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) Program and additional petiesht ed by Washington for failing to meet federal goals. Y insufficient steps.- nese measures, tlxl labor said will be more I the AFL-CIO said. than offset by the new excise tax on imported oil which will "U der these condit:ons, pro. increase consume r prices on government. . I. - - - the Communicat.ions Satellite in failure launch states must either weed out and ov erpaid recipients or dig Into their months of this year but that information prevent a depression and failing incomes, with *he threid restore public confidence In the of impending bankru tcies" .- the walled consulate compound. been only moderate relief f consumers from the nation's The missionaries are In can relate to these programs Ray Alpert club president and come away with new In- ii ! Forecast . emergency Illeasures" can burdened with lar e dbts d 0 - are risk, lit business and Atlas Centaur rocket trying to Martin Votaw, a vice presi. the failures are no different take an Intelstat IV satellite dent for COMSAT,said t fail. than we p n . We have into space headed for the ocean ure "does not pose a serious planned -for one failure out o instead. threa t to the servi ce in the In four launf lirs It does nt repthe rocket had to be blown up wan Ocean area because this resent a disaster " over the Atlantic Ocean shortly s'teL,.< was intended 113 a Lliere are aI.wtl,ree satellites after its Thursday evening spa re. over the. Atlantic Ocean and two state treasuries to pay welfare checks through Marc 31. The nationwide figures from HEW's Social and Rehabilitation Ser%1ce are contained in "working papers" which have not been released to the sta-.es. Each state has ken told ;. iuuvii it is iosing (luring the first th ree lease' $6 billion in impounded public employes (anl nan' 1 g dfld sewer COfl3tfljc economic picture yet, the AFI,- buslnesscs a s well 'is1 or but terrib. KW10 T - LOU I ) ii The cutbacks mean that In nainting Its blzakcst 322 4712 since WASHINGTON (AP) - De- cially for cereals and bakery the dectine in wholesale prices guards, and eight missionaries SP the recent declines at the products and fruits and vege- during the last two months, at a hospital at Ginda, between The South Seminole Jaycees of male, chauvinists. While I wholesale level, consumer tables. Gver-all, food prices pecially for food prices. Asmara and the Red Sea port of wffl be offering a series of cannot speak for the National prices continued to Increase in were up eight-tenths of one per But the over-all incivase In Mas3awamanMeruent. seminars to all Jaycee organization, it witi be January, rising 3ix-tenths of cent from December. Son* of the Kagnew men five one per cent during the month, Administration economists January consumer prices was interested p"e& The sessions our club's pwition to encourage cent at two station locations guarded are open to the public ard will fernale participation and to the government reported today. had been hoping the Labor De. only one-tenth of one per !ess than the December In. by a hbndful of Ethioplai w be free of charge. The seminars design events that any in. The January incTease was led parbrient's Consumer Price Increase, Indicating there has curity officers. Others live in by a jump In food prices,espe- clex for January would reflect Ile went on to ade lb-- topics covered will In. ,. -, s eries of seminars by Jack 1A me radnagement Classe is the first of such comnaunication techniques and community projects. Any steps toward successful person, housewife or executive, I down t Addis Ababa ti dule and management cormiltani. :Z itt fiinhl iI(.ii i i,r1tht to tii .5tdtL, L $Ji.2 tiullion for the first quarter of this year in a continuing campaign against ineligible and overpaid recipients, it was learned today. Another massive reduction tnta!ing milhlois f dohlnrs v due in April, the Uepartment of Health Education and eIfare said The latest cuts come on top of the $817 million withheld during the last half of 1974. w&'r rcport. more ineligible conomic .~g q JACOBSON _ - - there 1 - will be conthicted. by Jack dlvldiial, ntale Classe, a noted author, lecturer become "InvolI ved L ir, Labor Issues Bleak to match sizes . ammunition Is sent. lUt would mean closing the U. S. Con- aycees Sche C on sumer P rices J u m Management Event - CAPE CANAVERAL, that some of the 10 Senate Republicans who voted for the de. Hopi - , House Indicates much stronger sentiment In favor of overriding the bill, which wo uld suspend -------- JIUSIDENT GHIALD Shirts - Intelstat Failure Leaves icials the administration's tariff pro- _ i 1, - Evening Heralif, Sanford, Ff. Welfare Cut $9792 Million 114 margin of approval in the - 1 !u - funds that come for that purpose are not disclosed." a ._ . I i with 94 senators voting. Allen. ate override vote because the 309. -, I! - _ I-A . and equipment are less than they were. But, of course, the _ ; I~ ,4 - less. The IRA's funds for the purchase of arms and .- r - -_ He told The Associated Press in an exclusi% '. - P LIL11i___ 0 -_____ - -- - T__ funds "welcorne station Just outside the city . =&Twig RK, r .00 Americans were t_. I 01 1ie May Edwards Janet Cobb, both junlc at Semincic flown out of Asmara soon after .—--1SMOKING 'Ill - IIlIgh School, post one of several "No Smoking" signs In the area the guerrillas stepped up their I '. V&-. TI Of which students have been using at the school as a "smoking 12-year-old war for Independ_ SIGN POSTED =:!II !_ I J l , lounge." Ille girls, along with other students, placed the signs In ence and .attacked the city at ftA, PMf .-r:r'r 't , - . -. the smoking area and around the campus alter a "no smoking" the beginning of the month. order at SH8 went Into effect yesterday. Forty to 50 more have come aki"M ________________________________________________________________ battling the British army and the Protestant majority in Uis ter .ion .. • - - . I _N men & boYs 7' ii -- ~! _ - - APL .- I I _,., . = _. I 1. ___________ __ - rean Liberation Front - - , evu _ : . ' EthiOpiul'S ruling Junta for more the Ethlopianr than $20 million worth of am and sharply reduced munition for the junta's war her of Americans in Asmara - : '-L,- '! - being used net only to relieve distr among compatriots to arm the IRA Qu.rrlllas '. :& • confirmed this week that a re. economy. The United States quest is being studied from turned over most of the base to ~__ — __ ~ 'i - in Northern Ireland but also i~w, ~_..qldop _ 71 - dillon - i cr into the local i - - - - Greek goernment in Athens ,n - - - WASHINGTON (AP) The the override because of their dudng domestic energy fl. Democrats will meet next Chaman Al Ullman, In another davelopment, D re., is White timm is banking on a wish to avoid clashing d!rectly sumption through higher Tuesday to consider a request asking his colleagues to defer House Banking Committee act. switch by a small group of sen. with Ford. prices. Nessen repeated that that they require the House consideration of the oil depl. ed to water down two prop(wLs ators to sustain President White [louse Press Secretary Ford is willing to examine an Rules Committee to permit a etion allowance until the panel that would ration credit and Ford's promised veto of lcgisla. Ron Nessen sought to spike re- alternative energy program floor vote on a proposal to end begins hearings March 3 on compel the Federal Reserve tion suspending highe r oil tar. ports of compromise between when one is presented, the allowance, energy taxes. Board to take steps to lower In. ills, the heavily Democra ti c Con. Meanwhile, some liberal Oppone nts of the allowance Com terest e Ways ns Th and rate s. Mea Ford has until midnight on gress and the administration on House Democra ts turned to the sought unsuccessfully earlier rnittee voted Thursday to open March 4 to act on the bill, which the energy pogram. Democratic caucus in an at. this week to ta ck such a repea. the hearings to live radio and Banking Chairman Henry S. reached the White House at "There can be no corn tempt to force the [louse to Icr on to th e Democratic-spon. television coverage, though Reuss, D-Wis., suffered a de. midafternoon Thursday fol. promise on goals" of Ford's consider ending the con. sored, $21.2&billion tax cut bill there was no immediate in. feat when the panel voted 20 to lowing Senate approval by a 66- program, Nessen said. The troversial oil depletion allow, which reaches the floor next dication that any network was 19 against a bill to require the 28 sote. Ford program a goal Is to cut ance. week. Interested In providing gavel. Federal Reserve to lower interSenate margin as more reliance on foreign oil by The caucus of all 289 H"use reHouse Wa ys and Means toga%eI coverage than e two-thirds required to est rates . Wednesday with the Turkish goverment In Ankara and the Kagnew once was staffed by request for a big ammunition - Ford0 B a n king On Swi Of tch .' \ council today on talks he held ger Irtim he Eritrean gasoLne Is scarce because of guerrillas If Washington fills guerrilla rocket raids the Ethio ien government's truck convoys from Massawa - - ~'_'. -r4; ~ i 4. - 4~1 _1 - -_ 5 -1 I.-111 1%%, _- . 7ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia sources say the Kagnew station _(AP) - About 60 Americans has only a week's fuel for Its - --*-* ... cles and has been unable to at a -very serious" stage. still in nortlx -_ - ii'_ —" lieve their lives will be In dan- 'et more from the Ethiopians; _________________________ ~!NUIeFl ~W rgjuj 1 - 'p -- r~ lqr . ~. Z4 t,- - I _____ .-- ~ - __~, W -- - -- ___ U.N. SecretaryGeneral Kurt t Waldheim was to Americans Urge 4.I Ethiopia Jl, - --- -- __-, ___________ SAlGON,SouthViethajntAP-ocftVietnameseand J ___ If -I i resolu ions and m Makarios, the Greek Cypriot t A. ake the proclamation of a is no longer a potential fifth drawal of It.i forces. 0 pies th e Turkish aeri des said the pclama- Cyprus to speak for Cyprus debate wi th a resolution separ ate Tu r kish Cpiot sta te column there. And the United States is no longer able to bring lion of the Turkish Cypriot state Cypriots and told the council the rights of the Turkish CYrenewing Its call for the early in nort,hern Cyprus stick. They pointed out that the new decisive influence to bear on the will lead to the destruction of they will accept nothing less prlots throughout the 15-year withdrawal of the Turkish occu. life of the republic and of creatpotion army and its support for state in the northern 40 per cent Turkish government in Ankara. inde pe ndent Cyprus. He and than separate k-uera;-u Glafcos Clerides, the No. 2 Greece's U.N. ambassador, kish and Greek Cypriot states. In artificial tension to "In. the independence and territo- of Cyprus is protected by the fluence the American Congress Th e Turkish rial integrity of the island re. military superiority of the man In the Greek Cypriot gov. Denis Carryanis, charged that 40,000-man Turkish occu pa tion ernment In Nicosia, open ed the the Turks have violated all U.N. only "para llel with, or after an through the Greek lobby Turkt'y" m11iti ry aid to Turkey." t In Heavy Saigon Clash American - Fiiday,Feb.21,t7S -- T - -_ i:' — - �A—Evert ing Irj4_Saniord, Fl. 11 / 1 ..t j Friday, Feb. 21. I 17 ! %. THE sEVENfliD .. G Brian Tarr Saturday Services I1 Pastor .. ~~' ; V.t c ]Oa m Sa bbath School Worship Scrvct i.jnpr e ' THE I I U ,pJr,p, L A /fit/ ~ " 11 I I 0 0000 C P. Neill Billy Griffin 7 Doom It COo m ,-.. 15 P m : If lop Fr . . - - 401 W. )Ind Street Rev J T Potts J 11W a - - -• : 1 -Churcm ofGod Hour WTRR S~inclay school Morning Worship vangeiastac Scrv ____ _______________________ • . ' - l•' — Evening Worship or- I- 7 00p m •.-. - . --.,_- - . 4 2401 S Pork Ave _________ ______ FredL Neat C3 __ . Don Shoc kley Sermon - 7jp m Pastor PteaC flg &WoIthp r i . r MOrnnQWorshp Sunday Scho6l 6.iSp m 700pm 7 OOp m Evenanqworthip W ed Prover Serv,ce Numery open Pr0yt FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH M?nç Worship A11111111 iv~ . -- -_____ - . 7- Rev FlmefA Po4iolictief "Ua y Sc h I . 1110W ____ . - r _____________ •- I ven . - - BabttClats Pastor 1. AS &,fr. ô op As Billy m - ____ I I ,., G-*.'. ,vu~l I ~.__. . - ---. - • Gratitude lot hu home, his Church School Morning Worthap I OO m METHODIST CHURCH farn:I. hufnends - .-.. _________ - Sensitivity to spiritual life ,lm r P&Ot ilil H Eperknces in tharing h belie/s with others THE LAKE MO*ROE CHAPEL 11 004 tn. nday School Morning C1sb.rry P m Pickett Foundalionsofa:us:aining/gi,h 10 00 . m II 00* m Prayer ~tng . . - . - - . - S Wedn day SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 1: 30 a M Morn;nq Worship 11 ChurchTrañ9 EvengWarthip W Prayer a is :: M. 730p m. S#rv.c CO1 Im Now NU11144: Library Building (behind ot ftst Offko) sit 427 a . WilSon - -- - -- --- : Pastor R'vR7h.l Bill 4ong - Tuewoy WednifWay I TWWhy John Aund" mark . - I'll Ass. Pastor 31-33 Leo m THE LAKEy UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FetI 6 30p m, lo_~ ,J WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Gavdin HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff Fc,s City C4nmity C.*wec, Fwntcaty søary Baptist, till W. 12Th lit__ Ntv Mt. Z' " 580111 CA CR. 17$ put £. PVk l-pl'sI Cbw*. PI W Pv .4a's Bjptkil Ceapal. I$I W, fir &# S(twt, SMa'd P cresI Sa' Iit sw. A4rpotl ,t o.k , Pf$vs, Las. B..4,I, Rt$, lg, Ptr- Pj,t levels M4flis'rMi Bnis' C)rc, Mi1wy Cat4Wvry Iai$,st Chuth, r7i snit. Blvd I! "sat -to--, " - -- .........- -- CHURCH Pm - -- - CHURCH OF CHRIST C it CS III. liii S. P.Sk Ave C cfl .4 C)lvi$t.tLOk,Itt,n.0 S 111tH. C*flitWtry IThS4f'Iffi*4qC*V!Ck.4 Christ, IIISL*I,IH$W,HR4 CIa,cIiit Mill. iN Palm SpaIn,. Da.. AItarwle Sp,s Chuck Chuck it CIietst, G.n. CAa,st, Lsod Ckwvck.4 Christ, un' cn ( Ci.i w IT!, St -- - - - • Corner country Club 6 301 m Rev & UaIa Roads a Pastor r • - Rid" Id Canelkrry " -. -. - "'''"_. r'tt United Mtthedt CPivuP,. Ill Pam Aa . ...... •. lOOpm - - ____ ;; iig OD B hR NHM .- ~' I, -_ F' -- - gr - . . Nf_ - e,~_- - -4 - 11 -- % iso . - • . '"'"' P5TOI - . vF I VIP4 - 1116t - • -' full.. ', *1 * A : '. 3&.*2 Hea rt s j — __101111111111 i - -- -- - Dinner 1 -- - -- . __ , . ;11 r - ¼ -if - SICK S Noted Au i hor Holds Prayer Clinic 4 - - ~ ' " ' . , '. . 11 . ch ',' y Party Redeemer - -- . AID I At The Sanford Civic Center Tuesday-March 4th 7:30 P.M. APO" I Pentecostals uilnnc .cu,rt".i. in (h.. ,-i(u HE OMEMAKERS Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Sanford, will host 30 young people from the Greater LONG WOOD- Thirty-two Ruth Grant, gave an inspiration Orlando area who are part of members of the First Pen. talk on "Changing Sad hearts the "On-Going Ambassadors tecostal Church attended a Into Glad Hearts for Christ." for Christ" program, today through Sunday. "Hearts" dinner party in honor Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Pastor Fred Darkow of of out-of-state guests at U Grant Street home of Mr. and Grant's niece, sang "I Belong to Brownsdale, Minn., a national Mrs Vernon Coombs this week, the Family of God," and "I leader of the Ambassadors NEW MINISTER The church's Ladi es Auxiliary Love Him Too Much to Fail program, which trains youth to Rev. Marvin G. Buckner has witness for their faith, will be assumed his duties as pastor was given special recognition. Him Now," Officers of the Ladies participating in the weekend Special guests were Master of Grace United Methodist Sgt. and Mrs. James T. (Faye) Auxiliary are Mrs. Dora activities and will be preaching Church of Sanfoi-d replacing flratt of Hampton, Va. and Mr. McDaniel, president; Mrs. at the Sunda 10:30 a.m. ser- Rev. U. Ross Denslow and Mrs. Mac (Sharron) Gladys Hurst, vice president assigned to fill a vacancy in In addition to other activities Homestead, Rev. Buckner McAllister of Delaware, Ohio. and Mrs. Deedee Harp, the group will be c- nducting a Mrs. Bratt,sisterofPastorE. secretary-treasurer. formerly pastor of Grace Held By Upota Cnrnv*tty Presbytiqs Chvrk. Upiaia Rd. ., P?•sbyt,c(n CWCh. led I *. COiii4kitr - --- -- -- judgment., then our world, In TheancientHebrewpsa1mi the present arrangement of many dimensions of justice when he presents a li ving theatre of injustice, Albert Camus was 'Give the king thy Justice, 0 right when he said God, and thy righteousness to the royal son! May he Judge thy people with RSV) How interesting It is that the It hi15 been said the church Is not a sanctuary for .aln:s, but a hospi ta l tot sIa. This sign was seven carnal virtues did not ph otographed M building si te f Emmanuel uch of God, on UaIa Road. (Iield Photo by Bob Include ce specifically identily freedom and truth. Apparently thoese were realities taken for granted, like gravity. 'ftese Lutheran ADV!NTIST Bridg e with - '- , I, Mart PrClbyIiqlIA Ckv,ck, III Palm 5n*gs Rd • At1im.tt, SM - . - — E MMfINUEL The - JU = :~~ - ~-&; - FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First SENTH Day --------- --,,.-,* - re Invite MCflflQW0(Shp — METHODIST lamest Unil.d M moqIaI Church. I. D,la'y Ave., f.cpvis, lea' Lake United M.tI*OIU ChuicP $ tkei AM E. Chvrth Canaan H t Cassetwir, C.mmuaty United Milh.ds,l Church, Hwy 17-I) & _5T BIBLE STUDY -. ---.,=_. ff4_1_T -—__= I — V-_.,.... - &..&_ . ___________________________ 41, SEMiNOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — Cst.ary t oop m , UPSiLA PRESBYTERIAN OASoe M WINN.DIXIE STORES and Etnployes _______________________________________ l+j.I BoI,sI Ch,,tf,, Pastor *neWoy A& PWEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida - 11 008 7, 30 p r" ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford. Fla Howard H. Hodges and Staff Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLX MARKETS and Employes of Sanford of ODD Fsnt Ak$y it God. fm I urn 9 ISa m Morning Worship I outh Group 1.10& Ila m. Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMBER DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekieand Employes Svnday Church School EYCVIIflgWCTh!p WILSON.CICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff . Wilbur Ave .LakeMary " THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. and Employes King Morning Worsh,p Sunday School per J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff Cri4rib pa't Sotovrjay F - T WIL R ert Associate Pastor K 1"o Present ISO m Nursery Men Prayer Breakfast d & 4th ThuWy Family Night Su p - The JIM LASH CHR SLER PLYMOUTH And Staff BAPTIST *.it*d $05$t$l Ckwch. Oiw Catviir Baptist AIusmI',, 115 Fs.rui it lIa*t,t Hwy. *7-121 Friday Lute 4Pm = JSt Church School om FIRST UNITED Itoomns 8-23 516-11 6-10 10 1.3 Si 4 1.4 6. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 HeollnqServke ---------- 3:45pm, 6:116P .n. Mwdoy 1 Corwhiilin .1 I URCH Ave A Rev Virgil L brya and Rev Kth W Mullis METHODIST CHURCH All Park Ave. r ''s Sunday OakH S?udy & First es thlpSupp.q -~ IR mwnwq Worship 100am Morning Worship 9:33L 11 a rn Ch ur ch School . ..9 15 & 11am. 7 3Op m Pastor Mens Breakfast Kenneth Miller, Auit PMIO( W 1 600 ' &_ ., - ___ SOMETHING Ministers , enthcdoontoyourchild so that he may grow spintually. Take him to church each Sunday. m. 700p m, - p I UMYF Pastor 456 Youth Grp - OraaO vi. LakeMiar poop m T v1s'ednir-.clay Morning Prayer nrou p Wednesday . Knowkilge of God, his Creator BAPTIST CHURCH m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 17•2 Hwy. £ Like Ma Plvd Evangelist 11 Q 6 QOp m 6 !'r'.sbyt.'rwn m 1 9 15b "I r.ngwofsh 1.,1 - \ . PALMETTO AVENUE $10 Park Avenue Of Jay 7 Coosmato Sunday , High way 46 rnangp Evennq WorS.p 730pm. ConQuerors meet ing CHRIST UNIT ED METHODIST CHURCH older he ma y dissvcr that the Church 730pm 4ASP.m. Paul Sonney 7.300m. door," hejd, At Isst he found it. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 1100am AAYF 1) 00 * m Wed BibteStud ,4s a m Pastor 10 OOa m. MO(nng Worship Sunday Evening Pa stor one section was missing—the dtx)r. "A church has to have a - - t0'OOA m I I OO'L m R D Rt Church School af ternoon. He orkcd diligently as the church took form. But . CHURCH slI14J( MI Orange Street Rev E RulhGranf OnsraRd,IIWOOdI.WflAV, . EVE 5UNDAY ____ — Is Justice . . 7 30p m i GRACE UNITED METHOOISr CHURCH A jigsaw puzzic of a church %%as Billy's project for the . . ___ ___________ . ' c CHURCH OF LONGWOOD • .. - Oa m Pastor NYPS SP ____ SINNEFS 5UN0 __ _____ FOR but wishful thinking, the way of realizing that God is Even if it were possible we interested in you. Notice the wo uld make many of the same picture of standing at the mistakes along the way. Wish- door, personally interested in * thinking about days gone by Oul our condition. The way of has ne ver been the answer to beginning is to simply let God life. into your life, and let Him do The Bible teaches that there His work in your life. God wdtIs a way of new beginning, not force His way on us. If we Many men in the Bible really wLsh to waste our lives, we can do so, However, there Is a They, in reality, had a new life, better way. It is the way of new How else can you explain the beginning. The way of realizing change in Patil'i life? Ile really %0wre %ve are and letting God had a new beginning. Paul does take control of the throne of our ot stand alone there were lives. Seven Cardinal V;rtues: - $ Bible Study Ifi,thoildi.ilit -- CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Pa A ue - tOo m orthp & Sunday School 1 lop M. Bible5tud Independent Missionary inay5coi ','crnn - - Morning Worship 7 )Opm OF THE NAZ ARENE 17$ Crystal Lake Dr. 3).1", Wham B Dney WIA 6 oop.m Bible Class PINECREST BAPTIST Wed Prytt,& sip ________ Evangelist 10 00 am II OOa m Evening Worship WTRRarosocast Bible Study -- -- 11 - ? 000 m ____ JemeP Nttdham Morning Service 11 00 am Evening Ser v ice • 30p.m wordnesoday Service Did Trifths, ter a New [fey Morning Worship - 1 Altamonte Springs Pastor Rtv 0 E Hods - - Wednesday ?OOp m LAKE MARY CHURCH 9 15 1 m I 1571 Wes t First street Evening Worship Evening Ser vic e vrsery Provided for III SerVICeS Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH Palm Sprint Dr. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH W Ni __ Bible Study Rev. K enneth Holt Sunday School Morning Worship " GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED V: It Dos m 7 Doom Assem bl y Wor s hip Gilwor Galloway h t and TV *'This is the Life" ___________ / ~_ Wild 7 lop m. 730pm 7 00 in Lake Mary, Fla, tang II COo m - EvengWorthp Wed Prayer Service 10 a m Youth Hour vanQesIic Service C N Minister Worship Service Evening Seor vice Mal a Devotional 24 hrs In 5010 .'nn Worship ' ______ Sufld0y Sc hoof Broadcast . Pastor M-d Week C HURCH 137A.rportBivd Phone rn . 7- 30P- SUndollyfil,ght ISM Sanford Ave. H .'.. - ChurchTra .ng FIRST CHURCH THE NAZARENE OF LUTHERAN CHURCH 1 - BEING GUILT Friday, Feb. 25, 1flS-A created order; us ce emerges I I Miss Rosali nd Rinker, author and her husband f ormerly vial" series, The reality of a new begin. of 10 books on prayer including First Methodist unseen veUes. chacus and Mary Magdalene owned the Praise The Lord ning should be an en "The Unknown Christ" will . "Conveat1on with God" and An added feature to the The classical scholars and the 'Gar task ai men is to lind Hesthurnt in St. Cloud and now be Re Smith's topic when he Hebrew 7'hey discovered the way of new couragement to those who read "The Open Heart" will hold a worship services during Lent at prophets quIcI} ( !& beginning this article With so many thour prayer clinic Sunday the First United Methodist have 3 healing minist.ry. Coffee speaks Sun6y at 7:30 P.m. at readzed Iliat the Ims of freedolm calill a This Biblical way or new things and doughnutswill be served at St that happen our lives at 7 pm at the Community Churth of Sanford will be a Mark 's Presby'erian and truth meant the failure of a souis We m te anguish of free ust mend what has beginning is not the way of there are times when we just United Methodist Church of short drama each Sunday by 9 30 a m followed by the church on Palm Springs Road, Just sodety Over and or been to going ba apart, make Justice program at 10. ck and tr}Ing to undo want to gise up For the young Casselberry Ille public is 41tamonte Springs in this again the Old the )outh of the church This invited Testainent cries inmginable again in a world so the past. But rather it is the way and the old, the message is the week's Len t en Community for the In a down to earth fashion, Sunday John, the Dciple exercise of justice, of Obviously unjust, gibe ha ser1e starting where you are and same. Don't try to go back and she will discuss prayer as an will be portrayed by particularly for the poor. pin ess a meaning once more to Buddy PalmettoAvenue tting God work a change in unao the past A family night supper where you everyday affair in Uw life of Echols. Se ve ral of the y° are by letUng God accept you CWistian. The public is Invited will be attending the Bishop's held thureday at 6 30 pm in weak, Palmetto Avenue Baptist powerless and of the century" In Revelation 3:20,Jesus says like you are and gi ve you a to join the session to be held new Convocation at Maitland on Church, 2626 Palmetto AVE., the educafional building with dLqinherited can ,survive in this "Behold I stand at the door and 'Justice is the beginning of the Kay and Torn ihorne show Sanford will be obse rv ing the informal atmosphere of Lk Sunday afternoon, ing turbulent or1d fl presence (1Iife itas the signal for the slides from their Holy Land of ninth anniversary Sunday in all fellowship halt This Friday from 5 37 P m justi(v protects the widow, coming of ouist, first through ~ tour Miss Rinker will be available the you th of U chur ch will services. They will include a the ohan, the refugee, the the powerful social preaching of to autograph her books, most of serve a chili supper in Fellow- special speakerd di aged. John the Baptist Then, the Church Women . which will be on display on the shi p Hall. The public invited. the grounds after the morning Justice is a bridge between r appearance Of Jesus who said. rce church book table. The R. W. Ware Bible Class church andste, thesanctuary "The poor ha ve t he good news United hur h was originally Holy Communion will be will meet on Thesday at 7 p II' and the court. It holds an preached to them ,, to set at Church Wcmen United organized as the Sunland Oburved Wednesday at 10:30 for the monthly supper meeting of inherent aware ness of moral liberty thos e who are oppressed a,m. for the convenience in Fellowship Hall. The local church women assist in to be Fb R reecUon of the axiom that all said that justice was brighter oney, food G. E. [lodges founded the meet on Monday afte Colden Years Fellowship at true religion begins in mystery than the sWs. rnoon at clothi ng church. The program at ale 2:30 p.m. In Fellowship Hall. church and is still the r A and and household and ends in politics. Justice is For a co of Dr. Poling's .1 items for the local Salvation tru t__ GYF lu.ncheon wW be by 0* ~,._ building was rented until the th in action. U Illuminating 64-page book, Army as these Item s are church's first building lAke Brantley High School Casselberry Thales, the Greek 1, 1Uy wildked With Cllrh4,, program urgently needed. . Stage Band under U' direction ocation on Palmetto philosopher. looked to the social send $2 In chieck L or money order LL r Avenue. rz Since wen, Baptist - n u church . and economic deflUon of this to "Lenten book" Box 4*9, Ascension Lutheran The completnd two additional Methodist when he Men's "U there Radio ri , • Alan McGill, one of on, N.Y., lding programs, bringing Fellows hip will net Thursday Special midweek Services is neither excessive wealth nor 10019 with your name and a America's "most recorded" d. the property value to 1200 ll continue each Wednesday immoderate poverty in a drest Allow three weeks -. . soloists In the religious field for will Its ministries have grown to through Unt. at 7:30 p.m. at nation, then justice y it e . present a progran1 of song First Baptist and include a Sunday School, Ascension Lutheran Church, Christian testimony tonight at ministry, and Christian Day Casselberry. Public is invited. The Valenflue Banquet f 7:30 P.M. at Casselberry School ou Baptist Church at s80 Seminois Fast BapustChurch of San 0 , 4L _. Deltona United %youths was held Saturday Blvd., Casselbeffy. Lake Mary evening at the Cavalier Mot" I . s Holy Cross ers No lm%er To m azarene [ Aarningoo "wIflbe the theme of attended the event. From the THERE'S FISHY HERE The movie musical, "GodThe Church of the Nazarene the Women's Fellowship of The high school level, chosen as Elder Robert A. Kurth has Semillmy,both in Washington, spell" will be shown at 11oly on Crystal lAke Avenue in I.Ake United hurch st o Longwood, had a 'lint" on Sunday, when King and Queen of Valentine ChurO of Deltona, Joined the Pastoral staff at D. C. He Isught elementary oss E piscopal Church, 400 Mary will be featuring IRev. Tom Wers swallowed two Ilve goldfish. Hoping for a fin Wednesday in the church were Dan McIntosh and Cath 500 In Sunday School at te ndance, on the kit day of Forest Lake Seventh-day schoolhSpencej1le, Md., two Magnolia Ave., Sanford, at 7:30 the recent Costo. Ince and incess p.m. popular Ilghthouse Quartet in fellowship hall. Mrs. Ruth Adventist Church, Forest City. years before entering the Revival Services, and for 150 bus riclers, hilyers made good big in the Parish Hall on concert this Sunda y at 7 p.m. Pae of ltona will give a As associate ptor, he assists ministry selected from the Junlor high promise to swallow fish U count tell zho. (HeJd Photo by March 2. in South Dakota and The group Includes Danny and book review. Refreshments will Pastor lel were Gieg Knight and G. Brian Tarr and Youth North Carolina. 1da Nichois) Fr, Bce Medaris of Good Sharon Peterson, Becky follow. Since coming to Marion Ray. Pastor Lewis Hendershott inFlorida 11 years Sheperd Episcopal Church, WLell,byThelap4 Augie ago, he has On Th ursday at 1 p.m., the serving The Youth I and Youth the growing pastored churches in Ft. Will speak at Holy Muehleman. They have been fellowship will sponsor a Choirs from First Baptist Mail.land, congregation which also in. Lauderdale, Miami springs, ross Wednesday following a featt4 in many churehes and dessert card party with door eludes the Forest Lake Chtnich WJU attend the State covered dish supper at 6:30 laudt I Fam il concerts In Florida and the and table Prizes and delicious Academy Campus Church Brandon also un and Breoks lle. He Youth Festival at Lake Yale -ed as chaplain and p.m. Medarfs is deeply southeast The public is in Baptist Assembly, refreshments These parties pastored by Benji ach. near involved in the ministry of radio speaker in Miami and help to defray t.he expens" as Leesburg, "Pastor Kurth is a graduate of Palatka. this Friday and healing and reconcilia tion. Altamonte well as the Church Conference Columbia Union Co Saturday. The Festi val will llege and He and his wife, ora, no assigned missions. re feaW choirs from t hroughout Outreach attended the Theological lise in CasseIbe Community The Klaudt Indian Family, and trombone and wifl be in fuU I.he state and will be directed by nationally known gospel Indian dress. Wayne Bailey. Paul Bobhitt, be theatguest speaker Sunday present at singers, musicians second Inten sermon and They have been traveling for the Director of the Churchwill Saturday the Christian V W . ministers will sing at the Jonh 10 a.m. at Altamonte Jesus for years. Members of Music ill en for , Lake Baptist Church, Fern the family hold BA, BS, MA and of Florida, - 0 be in charge of Ou treach meeting at Brain Conuuni ty Church ,,Witness BD degrees earned at the festival. The Youth I Moir Tmrs. Sanford. Mrs. Thomas for the Prosecution — A Sad. I, ducee". It will require the Oglethorpe, Emory, Let , is composed of ith-9th grade From the Arickara Tribe in Chandler School of participation of a member of U t,'~ Theol, afiiiow t UQfl North Dakota, the ngrcgati, in uftt &hoI of Speech and Cathy Cmatu. uuth H u the Family consists of i0 i "Mom Radio and Northern State Choir is made up of 9th grade IOU niI Pop" and (our sons. They Teachers College. -throughcoIlegefreshmena have a variety of songs with They have produced 10 accompanied by Gloria Davis. I ---1; — albums and have appeared or, Charles E. Davis Jr., Minister violin, tenor and alto saxophone over 300 television both of these groups , - , ~ 1*~,' w• •w •rW rnday School __________ u1iis MIfte Fl. - 7 OOp m D(3U9fA%D Elliott . DISCIPLES OF CHRIST p00 : : )° I: ih 'ruli - FIRST CHRI:TIAN CHURCH RiiiW Coflmar. unda Shool i Srrie _______ - 9 ISa it COo m • 9451 m St. RI. 44 Gtr*YA _=r ___ Sunday School II a m GENEVA CHURCH , W,ctor ______ -:- _____________________________ - 14th Si £ Oak Avi 6 00 m Curate - 10 45 a m Nursery Provided - M11111 11 SIltfl & Morning Worshio Sunday ShooI ii OQa m ICOo m Sun Eve WorShip 10 3011 0 m f :: aor Morning Worship 200 Fairmont (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 1792) Pastor HOLY CROSS 4ol S. Park Ave - Rev Sanlando Springs, Drive Longwood. Fla. Just Int ers ta t e _____ .. •- . & nothing MORAVIAN OF GOD Pa'lor Cor. 2IIh and Elm • Ilorui'iun ROLLING HILLS .. -___ _=_. ---___ ___— ___ nns 730pm 7 JOp m Wed prayCr M (1il (Iiii/i fl/ . . 9 13am 11 o0a m 6 lspm , EveninWoqnp 7 3Op m SOULS Wil$am 11:000 rn Wednesday ,p , foo dupdot '' Sunday School Morning Worship Epworth League . CATHOLIC CHURCH 1)5 Oak Ave Sanford / (.vstl .~~..%.,% %\. X V. 11 340SenIordAye Sunday Service & Sunday School a k.- C111/111111. ALL ,'I.,'n, hI SCIENTIST E ast Se cond I "%-01Z3rJ_ By REV. BILLW IOFFMAN Central Baptist Church if YOU are like most people, knock. If any man hear my itiere has come the time in your voice and open the door, I wl1l life !hat you wished You could come into him and will sup with Just start all over. Maybe you ttave even said "If I had my life verse we (Ind the reality and to live or it sure would be possibility of a new beginning different." Regardless of how This beginning good the above may sound, it today even as it was In New Just is not possible. To want to Testament times. go back and start all o ver is The way of new beginning FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST jP'__\'.\ 9 loam Worship Service Wednesday Night Prayer Service .Siptithern Pastor %'~ EVI stat Services Church Training Evening Worshi p Wea %e,ng Pastor 0 :::: THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH E lm Saturday Service s Sabbath School . n .ow%- Corner -1 Worship 11 0 8 Nurser y & K indefgaffen , M Pastor's Evening Herald, Sanford, K irk wood Lyman 1 * — 11 . Altamonte I Just South of SR-4361 : _ __ a - f* * * I ~~ CHURCH SSO Hester A de Ph Bto a X. .1.1 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST ?OOpm 000 ___ - I.,.. A ve n ue, :K 110012 Do Pray,rccng II . . Wtcneioday Everiong Phone 134-2361 fir OUR rnmmimiiTV & (p,.s 4n PJ I I/I Jj TI I I II 00 AISC On WINGS 4104) FM ilp~ MET • . . 11 [ SANLANDO UNITED - . -- (DOORS OPEN AT FREE ADMISSION ~A erlek(J.. Y ) 6:30) .. - 00 . Cooking demonstrations and i)€ 2&lcome_ homemaking tips from -• • : Carolyn Lewis of the nationally famous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL : • Entertainment s Gift Bags To All MARGE WILLIAMS )fl 1817 Sanford ft Door Prizes • Free Samples e.. 'I .rI.;h;,. C--- _ - - - f �WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - Friday, Feb. 21, I75—)OA SPORTS Evening Herald, Satiford, Fl. Goin' Places, f! Doin' Things By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor I ;Mj• . . fly. Quintuplets' Fifth Birthday Is Near The Herald Services .; S of these guys know they're Sara comforts Amy at nur- individuals and not just a single 1. . • . aery school; Ted refuses to lump of clay labeled 'quln' ' 4- I 41 wear any shirt except his own; tuplet.s.'" The two boys and L " Amy and Abigail visit an tlireegirls, blue-eyed blonds, do -, ophthalmcloglst regularly to not all dress alike. Mrs. Kienast _____ ' correct an eye weakness; encourages her children to -_-.jr Gordon gashed 'his nose, choose their own school clothes necessitating a recent hospital althoughshe reserves t right :-L.---. .' k. ____ visit; . t; and all of the Kienast to veto. V quintuplets at least sometimes Concern for others is high 4 -:4 .' . .. agree with Sara who declares among the five. If one child ' I1ft funnier to be bad" .r _________ scrapes a knee at nurser) . _I. But "good" or "bad", as they school, a brother or sister . .1 . .. - _________ . near their fifth birthday, the quickly comes to his aid. When 4. . _-.- ..famed quintuplets of Liberty teacher Peggy Martin scolded 4 - . Corners, N.J. are outgrowing Amy one day for fidgeting -r baby h wt and . .,, ( InIn ' In during rest period, ltd trutt((l = . creas i ngly sell-reliant. On over and crooned comfortingly, February 24th, they ill have 'That's all right, Amy. Mrs -- -Z-t.4 their first all children's bMartin's not really mad at --------------Mart thday party. Their guests are to mu," WOMAN OF YEAR Wlaaer of,'Le I'*- Iti-chel Gstchel Woman of The Year Award, Mrs. WWred (Bill) Glelow displays be- 16 of their nursery schoolplaque for former winners (from left) Irene Laney, Valerie Colbert, Rosamond Chapman, Charlotte mates. The children attend dancing A WA RD WINNERS Smith and Dr. Maria Perez. The award is presented annually by school now. The director invited According to their mother, the Sanford Kiwanis Club. the quints, big sister Meg, 8 year-old Mrs. Peggy 0 and brother John 6 to 'of Kienast, in an article appearing ot'cr'n' full scholarsh .--, U1 sc i ps. rsiups. in the current (March) issue of Good Housekeeping magazine, Xien, Boss of Year purch se of leotards the five young:,tors now dress shoes for each child. Annual Tasting Lunch themselves except fnr shoelaces and Jacket vp.is. Aid at St. John's Nurser) i nnerSet They play outdoors alone when School, where the quints spend . not attending nurse' school their week day mornings, the i At Ovedo Wom an s The Amercan Business where the five represent one- directors accept only a single Club Women's A&sociation, Citrw fourth of a class of 21. tuition for all five children, "baiter Chapter serving Maturity In independence and easing the financial burden for Seminole County, Is holding its sociability characterize the the Kienasts. "They call It Mass ..-.. —. ..- . --. -..-. -. -. Annual Boss Nioht dinner- children's growth level in their Marketing — pay for one and • fifth YCat. . danceFb e . 27 at P.m. in get the others for a penny ' . "The hardest Job," said Mrs. apiece. It's very generous," Quality Inn North, off 1-4 at SR Kienast, "IS to make each one said Peggy Jo Kienast. 434. explore In the Children's Work. There'3 always a bit of en- bench. couraging news to be picked up Incidently, if you still haven .t at the Central Florida been in to see the display of Zoological Society office. In the winning art works from the lait couple of days, for Sanford Seminole Art Exhibit, example,acheckforp,5oQW stop by at Senkarik's In donated to the zoo by the downtown Sanford before the Orange County PTA, and $1,345 end of this month. You'll be was received from Deltoru glad you did. Junior High School. Amid fanfares from the school band and cheer routines from the cheerleaders, the donation was seems to be . zoo represen. February I . • presen ted 10 ul6 , an ap. tatives. One thousand dollars peUning past Umeit is, too. . 'l•i will go toward 'adopting' a lioc crowd attending Oviedo t-cub, Charger, for a year, and Woman's Club annual tasting the rest of the money will go luncheon Friday was many 11 into the building fund. blocks long, with people stilli::--' If , nations .,corrh,, do u. lHine a• £ p.m. • test, •. 'ii oh.. ,nAI like this, there's no doubt we'll I. Caiw goodies preparI by ... .:: .-- . be towing that beautiful new members Junior Woman's .. zoo by mm bofSa'3 Thursday night was .nIuaUy tasty — and &-mUting to the walstitm! F, " .. P- Nam . .. lie U -0 ofthik Members invite their bosses. IPrenatal i, uI Clas ses Sc heduled toettendwlththem,anddurjpg eu e the course of the evening . ga A new series of "BOSS of the Year" will be classes for expectant prenatalAt Florida Hospital, prenatal claws also begin March 4, and , - .- .. selected from letters written by wiJj begin a•,tw Winter Parkconsist of one weekly morning , employes about their bosses. Hospital, at 4 class for the mother, and one -' -. u' C'asses IOF mothers on weekly evening class for both Judges will be Sanford Mayor . Lee P. Moore, Kirby 'Sky King' Tuesdays, Wednesdays or parent.. The classes last for six .. Yi a a.m. .1 r,. for weeks arid cover all phases of -ran. a1 un. Grant ...e Burger' o .. parents on'I'. auea) -Of pregnancy, iabt WIliYl d10 Thursda ' baby care - Lyman Stuns Seminole By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor On Sale for greeting. Lyman dumped Seminole 5147 Thursday in the opening round of the District V, 4A Tournament at Stetson University. I.yman will battle Florida's sixth ranked team, Daytona Beach Mainland, tonight at 8:30 at Stetson. Mainland, seeded first in the six-team tournament, had a first round bye. In Thursday's first game, Daytona Beach Seabreeze defeated Gainesville 44-39 and will meet the tourney's No. 2 seeded team, t)el.and, tonight at 7. The winners of tonight's games will vie for the district crown Saturday at 8:30 p.m. after a Junior vaNity contest between Gainesville and Deland at 7 p.m. "The thing that makes me the most happy," Lyman Coach Rick Steinke said, "Is that the kids are happy. It's late in the year, I know, and we've only won three games, but tls one was for the kids, "I mean, doggone, they've taken a lot of abuse. And they've gotten their butts beat. But now It's paying off for them and there is not a group anywhere that deserves it more than they a rio s j---- -•• .- t, BY CHUCK MCCLUNG Herald Correspondent ',, - - • •. W ... - f 1yJ - Seminole Coach Joe Mills refused to comment after the game. Trailing 27-22 with 5:30 remaining In the third quarter, Lyman proceeded to outscore Seminole 224 in the next 10 minutes. Rick Shuelt tossed in an Inside field goal with 5:10 to play in the third perd and Bernard Wright's three-point play caught Seniinole at 17.27 one minute later. Lyman's Wright moved inside for two points with seven seconds left in the quarter to give Lyman a 32.29 third period advantage. The Greyhounds outscored Seminok LU-h as Usc nr3L Sian or the final quarter to pad its lead to 44-31 before Seminole mounted a late attack. Seminole's Fred Washington hit inside and Pringle bucketed two free throws to cut Lyman's lead to 44-35. ashington and handy Brown of Seminole traded field goals with Lyman's Clyde hudson before Brown swished a 20400ter to clip Lyman's lead to 48-41 with two minutes left In the game. After Wright claimed a free throw with 1:48 to play, %ashingtori grabbed an errant shot by Brovn and put it in for two, Brown snagged a sluggish Lyman pass and raced the length of the court for two point..' and finally, with 20 seconds to play, Tom Hollingsworth of Seminole sank an off-balance 20. footer to cut Lyman's lead to 4947. But Seminole's attack died when Wright slipped through tContinued On Page 2-B) in oc er The outset of the second was see-saw, although the Pats outscored the 'Cudas 14-12. Teams matched buckets before Brantley took advantage of the hole In the Smyrna team vacated by Mathis. Mathis' replacement, Gil Chisholm, collected his third personal before the period was half over, FOREST Cl' Upset! What else can be said of Lake Brantley High School's 66-64 come-from-behind victory over New Smyrna Beach Thursday With the third-string pivotman in, Dan Gabriel and Co night in quarter-final action of the District VIII, 3A Tourcaptured their first lead on a Gabriel bucket, 23-22, at nament' th e 3:21 mark. A 31-point fourth quarter by Coach Chris Butterworth's The Barracudas came on again to take the lead, 28-27, two Brantley Bunch enabled the Pats to advance to tonight's semiminutes later, A Gabriel free throw deadlocked the finals, score 28-28 for the third time In the period. Brantley faces Apopka, pre-tournament favorites, tonight Th e turnover-prone Patriots then fell at 1p.m. behind 43-45 after the third quarter. A nine-point effort by 'Cuda pointxnan, (2u-is In the second game of Thursday's opening round, Leesburg Thompson, guided Smyrna to the eight point margin after th took a spectacular victory from Hernando, 5848. e third eight minutes had elapsed. Leesburg (aces Oviedo tonight at 8:30. Tonight's winners The Cudas still owned complete control in front by 48-37 two meet in the finals Saturday at 8 p.m. minutes into the quarter. "We had balance. - that's the big thing. We had balance," Then came the Patriot cue, a full court press, as the Pats Butterworth said of his Patriots 24of-56 ratio from the field and out-hit the visitors 12-6 in the next two minutes. .'i Gabriel fielder 55 per cent claim of the rebotth. at the 4:l5 mark tied the score again at52 "We kept our cool and played them close and pulled It out at The lead changed six times in the final four minutes as the end," he said. "We were down by nine, but,we came back by neither team led by more than two points, with the score &4-&4 keeping our fire. Our kids did a real good Job." with 15 seconds left. Wall turned in the key and dropped a fielder 'M many turnovers and missed free throws as we had, we to give the advantage to Brantley. shouldn't have won," Butterworth said. Toby Strober dropped 18 marks for the Pats and according Turnovers hurt the Pats all night. They fumbled 28 times. to Butter-worth, "played the best game of his career. Strober The Patriot mishaps cost them a nine-point lead in the third, handling the ball at the end and drawing the fouls keyed our .. the Cudas took control of the game that had been deadlocked victory.in Lhc first half. Gabriel and Wall also made the double figure column for the The score was 28-28 after the initial half, but the 'Cudas Pats, hitting l9and 14 points respectively. Wall was the rebound cashed in on Patriot turnovers for an eight-point advantage, 43leader with 15 and Gabriel had 13. 35, after the third eight minutes, New Smyrna Jumped to an early 6-0 lead before Butterworth called time out to let the Patriot quintet thaw. Lake Brantley cut the margin to two, 64, less than a minute later. LAKE BRANILEY Gabr,el 67. 64 19; Atengr 43 II; StrObe.' 6411; But the 'Cudas began to roll as their advantage Increased to WaIl 6 214; Murray 0 00; Elliot 70. Lake Brantley 11 ii 7 )i.-4, 10-4, before the quarter ended 16-14. 4 TOthIS 21 II 54 New Smyrna Beach 16 1215 71-61 But no wound was inflicted to Smyrna when Its 6-4 pivotNEW SMYRNA T$tern 306. M ti. 4 1 man, Jerry Mathis was charged with lii. third personal foul n 3 si fouls.LkC Brantley24 oorI 4 240; Martin 04, Mar Nev Smy'na 25 Morris' the last minute of the quarter. shall 113 Welsh 2 7 6 Tot a - - FabaJoIL fare was offered at the Oviedo Women's Club tasting lunch Friday, which was at - — I DEAR ABBY: I'm 23, male, Dear and still a virgin. I have had absolutely experience with sex.Not even akiss. Abby Ididn't even think about It . until I was 20. From then on I I kept figuring: "Well, it will happen some day," but now I have doubts about whether iam we have no business telling bin what to do. "normal" or not, We heartily disagree because What ls normal, Abby? J'mnot bothered by the fact that my we have to suffer because of his sex drive is rather retarded. I offensivebody odor. We don't know what to do, don't uuni about it vM much, but sometimes I wonder what short of throwing the culprit MY first experience will be like, Into the shower against his will. IT 'usvutn your advice. ..'. t crc-s ui€. I know I will be so clumsy and embarrawd DESPERATE IN ARCATA, that l will not perform very well CAL. DEAF. DESPERATE: and it will be humiliating. I have dated a few girls but Throw1ng him into the shower as soon as I know a good night will give you only temporary rellet Throw him OUT, kiss is expected, I cop out. . DEAR ABBY: My 11-year.old PIea.iedon't say: "Well If the sons Dale, has a teacher I'll call girl is understanding . " Mr. Authority. suppose a deep1 Mr. Authority has it in for could handle this type of thing but in a shallow relationship, or Dale and picks on him for no a one-night stand, it will be reason at all. It's not only Dale's side of IL All his friends humiliating for me, I know. What's wrong with me, from school tell me how terrible Abby? Do I need a shrink? I'm this teCh& 13 to my boy. r'or instance, the other day on a light budget, andcouldn't afford one anyway. Thanks for Mr. Authority said that some your time, money was missing out of his drawer and he accused Dale of NORMAL OR NOT' DEAR NORMAL: If you taking it. We felt so terrible th" you need a shrink. Iva being humiliated In fr-ont of the odone— Uonlytobea,sured class that he came home and that you doat. A tight budget is went straight to bed without no excuse. Your iocal Mental even eating supper. I would like to report Mr. Health Association will provide treatment at a PflCf yvu can Authority to the school print. cipal, but I'm afraid U I do, this afford. In the meantime, quil teacher will take It out on Dale. orr lug a1 "p r- I r-ed to r'w ' hat o do furmance." When you find it DALE'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Make an girl you like well enough a kiss go ahead and kiss her. 7u red' appointment to see Mr. do IeLAND—Victories have not come often this season to Lyman 111gb School's basketball team. Lyman managed to win only two regular season games and lose 22. But Thursday night, victory shook hands with Lyman when tie (;rey'hound,s more than ever Were seeking a friendly Save $40 a set off Regular Price 30 Days on. :...... ..... ByABIGML VAN BU,I, - - & i , dIL - Congratulations to our It's Winter Park Sidewalk Art Woman of the Year, Mrs. Festival time again — March Winifred (Bill) Glelow. Of the 14-l6a six block stretch of park many women in the Sanford Avenue and Central Park will area deserving the award, none be closed off to traffic for the was more qualified than Bill staging of the 16th annual art Gielow. Kiwanis Club, it show. couldn't have been an easy According to festival decision, but It certainly was a chairman Keith Reeves, the good one. 1975 festival promises to be a Yesterday, looking as happy "great and exciting" event with as she must have felt, Bill painting, drawing and graphics accepted the award In the taking the lead ceg. worthy company of former year, making It an entirely winners, Irene Lanev, Val different sh,v frtn the past Colbert, lhar,ot(e Smith, to years. Rosamond Chapman and This is a show no art lover Dr. Maria Perez. She was should miss, especially as nominated by the woman,s many new features an planned Club of Sanford, and Mrs. this year. For the first time, a Dottie Kari, president of the formal awards ceremony will dub, commented how good it be held during Saturday's would be to have the Woman of f tival — the Year banner back in the be unknown until c lubhouse. It's been sorely Entertainment will be more missed, Said DoMe. variW jind professional than ever. and new media will be no A. - Virgin Wonders If He's Normal 11 H Friday, Feb. 2), 197$—i& " I lit. t P' - ' - - Amtm , Lyznan'aflernard Wright sweep a rebound Is Thw-iday night's District V. 4/. . . h!crald I'hoIo b Gurdun Wiiliamson N Super Firm Deluxe Ire Maone CpuropfacfLC ir"rop,ng m,Itc,n bjlt to CP , pcf,c tpt osr gws you full supporl wt ,• confosrr'g to bod CO"t0,Jf, The c"f i s bOaut'i,I, swmm,lng biey r4 gold PWI-CU,fl,d to loin, to '),'u• co'o,t, Tt Matong CP'optactjc Iouna. t'ufl it tr'i ..lra film 'FOAM Sra. A. b-ct spng that '-e' rust; ALL IuaILI of rafltes 1 -: - - 4 Reg. 89.95 - . DjLk -I .• - Club members modeling fasbltus were (from left) Cathy Eats, Teresa Duda, Sue Fowler, florthy Budina, Jean Jordan and Lee flaidwin_ — Teenage Sewing Contest Set li's time kr all )oU nimble-fingered school. girls in Seminole County to Jxit your handiwork to the test in the Eighth Annual Teenage Sewing Cntest r'i Fdhon Sbow April 24, sponsored by the Flagship Bank of Sanford (formerly FloridaState Bank), The contest Is open to any high or middle school student In Seminole County. Applications are a'/ai!21b!e upon request in rsOI; or by tdCphc4 V from either rene Brown or Edith Avenel at the Flag. ship Bank of Sanford. Deadline for completed garments is April 11 and contest rules require that material be purchased frnui a Sernin''!t' ('ountv merchant. Contestants must model their own garments. T). Cpactc,iav,,, Scdv s,;pct and Ii,tac• to COPAN j* t -..-. ' ....• 1 and ldow H 6""d [::':-i' •-.-..LJ PVI*t PROP" SUPPORT -: •: .: -: -: ,.. -f: /:;if:.f IT Chiropractic Mattress Reg. 99.95 " ' '1H' 7 each P.ece *in size malft9s, c, m T Full.... nr Burns Claims Bloody Wi*n By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent OH!.ANDO -- One of the biggest boxing upsets in the state of POOR suppoaz 40jE Supreme ' ls 2511 •IIC') P'OCt Twin siza mau:e or matching box Spring :o 89 95 e'ich piece Gueen Size 21995 set King Sze 79 95 .- - - battle 'ann seminwt. --' Florida was pulled off Thursday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium by Ernie Burns when the Miami middleweight stopped Lou Viscusi's Glenn Morgan In the sixth round. Morgan entered the ring with a mark of 13-0. All his wins came via the 1W route. But Burns was able to come out on top because of a badly lacera ted left eye of the favored Minnesota fighter. Before the torrid battle, Joe Brady, Viscusi's right-hand man, said, "The kid (Morgan) has a fine future 'xcept for that baby skin of his." The words were prophetic as Burns absorbed a beating from Morgan but busted him up in return. In the first round, the tempo was set. flurns had Morgan bleeding from the nose as he struck sharp jabs into the face of the goateed battler, but on several occasions he almost went down from savage Morgan head shots. FOtjj Out Maths �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 2', 1973 1fM1SCOREBOARD De Curtis fl f ?2 173 .iacksor.,;. . 85, Troy 26 27 7 59 fl 101 W t• $3. Davis & Elkins St Louis 23 7317 54 190 197 73 THURSDAY NIGHT Minn. 16 35 6 38 158 743 MIDWEST -13 39 0 3.4 142 746 Cincinnati 96, Wis Milwaukee71 FIRST, $.ia, , 3),4; :. '•• Dlvèt4ot 3 Louisville as. Wichita St. 76 Mystic Spril 670 l. 360 I Montreal 33 9 18 16 709 170 Okla. City $5. Virginia Teh Si Where's 'rusty 8.10 460 1 L.AnQCii 3711 iS 79 DftlGbn 201 126 Memphis St. 6*, Tulsa 0 ) $00 7 Pills 73 70 13 &1 231 707 Qjrt' ti; SOUTHWE$y Detroit 15 33 10 10 176 24) St Louis $3, North Tex, St 66 SECOND, 3 4, D. 3t..3: WMhn. 6 II S Il 178 30.1 La Tech 11. CoGoCactuj Ark St. 69 600 4.00 280 3 Division 4 '.'stCry $o Drake 90, W. Texas St. Si 17 7( 1770 1 Buffalo 36 11 1? 1.1 236 110 McNe CW'na Kay ? ________ St. *0. Tex Arlington $20 1 Bostcn 311711 73281 170 SW Ti Quinicia 12 4) %7$40 '73 T A&$ 79 Toronto 707011 31 196232 Perfrctö (3 11 349.30 FAR WEST . Calif 1$ 36 10 .10 162 731 Washington $9. S Cali,, 00 Double 1131 81700 Thuriday' Results UCLA 69, Wash. St. 61 THIRD, 3.i$, D. 3184 Philadelphia 6. Dultj'o 6. tie Just So So Plevias Vegas 91, Los Ang, Lo 77.00 6*0 370 3 Mori1r,11 6, Kansas City 3 yola $1 Brittany Brandy 1.20 760 1 Fniday' Games Peppe,di $4, Robert 76 7.50 $ Vancouver at New York Denver 00, Phillips 71 Quiniela (1 5) 33.400 Islanders PerfOa (3 1) 328000 TOURNAMENTS Buffalo at Washington FOURTH. 3-16. M. 31,13 Alcorn St 101, 'Tea Southern 13 Boston at California Driver Moss GrambIin 10), Prairie View 94 570 370 740 4 Saturday's Games Leaving Out Miss. VOl. $6, So Baton Rouge 4 4se , 410 170 5 St. Louis at Pittsburgh K C '1 Sase 400 1 Atlanta at nelrot Quinleta (1 5) 311,20 New York Rangers at ici Perfecta (4 S' 84590 ronto 31.41: New York l5lncSer at Mon Haters Gal 960 S 10 500 2 treat Masj Rogue 60 440 3 Washington a! Chicago Bate, .20 8 Vancouver at Minnescita Oulniesa (2 S) 8770 lcistOn at Los Angeles Perfects (2 S) 80 SIXTH, 3-U, S. 31.39: Class AAAA / . 00 ' 4•• J-- -;:; " - '- 4 P.' ) 60 2 ' n" Q.rie 1)5) 16) -sO Perfecta S7) 313930 SEVENTH. S-U, D. 315$: H C 's Big E Il 10 0 70 460 1 'fell Cinderella 4 60 320 6 I !?f'1't 2.$I S Quiniet (461 $36 10 Perfecta (1 6) $)73 50 EIGHTH, 5-16. S 3117: F D:swhj' 1)60 6.70 -180 1 Cincinnati Harry 7.40 510 r..'.. M La ke lira nfley's Terr) .- . .- - - -.•. .' Scores WHA Standings --- 1 .. Prep Cage Qx't.i 'u-. _____ ' ----''5- t- -IL I , , - -: - -':-. .. ocs'i; lE LS*TTI41E' OUT t447 UNtOi a. ANP I Ti.4E 4tJ4ROOi OUT LJR I i4A,'e 6TARTEI LXI(ER A . . %'.EST FOREST CITY- Several i school records fell Wednesday at Lake Brantley's three-way girl' track meet with Trinity Prep and Seminole. But more surprising than the records was the battle between the two top girl tracksters in the county - Trinity's Cindy Curtis and Brantley's 1.Isa Eberle. Eberlewasthesuce&gfactor !,I for the Pats in the first meet of the season, guiding Brantley to a 65-32 upset triumph over Merritt Island. She broke two school records in the meet. But It was a diffe"nt story Wednesday. Brantley racked up 94.5 ' th' SinoIe 6s V96543 4Q10 72 ALLEY OOP - . 4K , 2 SOUTH by Doi Grois IGOT THE CgITTER rTENT1oN ALL RIGHT! N(YN D1E QUESTION IS.,, 21 can 45 £ A K Q J 107 yAK - 4 4 10 973 ' SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox 1 A little bit of sound thinking showed South that there was no hurry about trying clubs; he could go after diamonds first and make a 12th trick if that suit broke 43 1 2" ) Therefore, South cashed one high trump to see th at no e bed all five, led a diamond to dummy, ruffed a diamond, entered dummy wi th th e nine of trumps, ruffed ano th er dIa mond, drew the last trump. He tried the club finesse to see If he could make seven and claimed the contract after that / r I 14 Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 2* Pass 4 NT. , Pair 5NT. 64 Pass 6* Pass Pass • The bidding has been: - If West could have seen all the cards, he Would have open. ed his singleton club and South would have had no play for the spade slam. Fortunately for Suth, West led the queen of North East ' - ' • ( IV Pass 1• I N. T. Pass 24 Pass 2 V You, South ' Sooth • • 41 ('I !d A 's Q 76 V 2 • K J 54 A A Q 82 What do you do now' Is - Bid two spades. You want to compete a trifle further with your 18 Points and three svits. "He'd be more conservatively dressed without any!" FUNNY BUSINESS South won, looked over dumTODAY'S QUESTION m and taw that he had 11 top You do bid two spades West bids tricks, One simple way PY th e hand would be to raw In ree hearts and your partner %% do you do now trumps, cash dummy's ace of doubles '.at clubs, come back to his hand by Answer Tomorrow ruffing a diamond and lead a second club. That would bring Send $I for JACOBY MODERN home the contract, unless East book to 'Win at Bridge.- (c/a this had started with the guarded newspaper), P.O. Box 489, Radio king-jack of clubs, which is just f ify Station, Now York. NY. 70079 what he did happen to hold. Navy, Lake Howell Succumb - 21 / West Opening kad - Qy 44.5 and - 3& .21 I.ir clotlus . West North East South Fustcr surges across the finish line as Coach Mike Gibson, ' NORTH DI £92 V2 A 1(853 AA Q8 6 4 &843 V Q J 1087 . - WIN AT BRIDGE FrIday, Feb. 21,1975-36 By OSWAlD and JA%IE.S JAC)RY the psrs 30. But the battle (Herald Photo between Eberle and Curtis, who Is a freshman, went to the letter. The Trinity star competed in five events and scored firsts in (our of them. She took top honors in the long Jump at 17. feet, five-Inches. Eberle was tarp P.cGou 1.10 7 Class AAA fourth in the Jump at 14-feet, Division Quiniela (1 3) $3910 By SCU ABRAHAM Quebec Canadian6 Charlotte 76. Fort Myers Ri',i 3 21 C 72 233 199 erdale Perfecta 11 3) 3134 73 seven-inches, and Torn Acheson dropped six in the 1lng effort, Kerkow managed to can two buckets, Toronto Herald Correspondent 3224 2 NINTH. 8-16. C. 11.61: apiece for Navy racked up firsts in (3 ' Edmonton '1 North Fort Myers 70, Naples Scepter during the dropped 20 while Acheson and holding Pierson &reless, and theCurtis 11yaralso hurdles (18.1), 77 77 3 37 193 177 140 S-00 340 1 Lely 47 Vencvr 27 23 2 56 171 1 Ber Buzz 76 barrage andfirbrought the Mark Bassett both added seven come within 2I3 th three yard dash (63.0) and the 22 440 400 BUNNEL - Underdogs midshipmen Winnipeg Moody Hall 26 26 2 51 215 190 OM a Mpoint 300 Clas AA Taylor Pierson jumped to a minutes. The Wildcats' starThursday's aesuits Quinleta 115) 31800 Sanford Naval Acaierny and deficit to 75 in the game's quick 9 lead, which shrank to tin yard (tish (218.3). tier second Raker 66. Pace 33 Ba"irore Vancouver Pertecta (1 5) 85400 ill re-entered, but the came Lake Howell High School were final minute. Pensacola Catho:c 62. Pena the shot putt when Chicago 1, Torzj?o 3. 01 22l by halftime, CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS coin A-Is 31 first-round victims in the Freshman Mock, promoted A ' Janie team was still ineffective Eberle took first with a 29-feet, 3 00 240 I Lake Howell opened the against the Hawks. Jay 89, Ernest ward walnut Friday's Games dge Raglan District Vill, 2A raskeffici from the JV team for the 3 00 3 70 2 Hill SI inch toss to Qwtts' -wond period by ftowing the t)arling John Minnesota at Indianapolis With the outside shooting of 460 7 Veon 63, Bonifay 6), 2 i)Vt. Tournament Thursday night at tournament, turned in points Lall away three times, but Jim Meadows and Jim hitfeet, three4nch effort. New England at Edmonton Ouiniela (7 8) 8)6 20 Bunnel. JeffersonCounty Monticello Saturday's Games ELEVENTH, 5-16, B. 31.67: But It was the day of the Pats. 97, Wakutla 37 chard, Lake Howell outscored Sanford Naval fell 79.61 to Ph*ni* at Baftimor. PuilMazir' 920 440 710 as nine school marks fell. Havana 101. North Florida Tcwontc at Cleveland ',:sker Fire Pierson 8-5 in the period's last most impressive was setThe by Crescent City a',d Lake Howell 340 710 I Christian 1 Vancouver at Houston S 40 four minutes to leave at halfKern Heffernan, who broke a lost 64-51 to Taylor Pierson. Immokale 64, lewlston 49 0tin!t. (SA) $14 20 Greyhounds Win tLme down by seven. Lake Placid 6.4. Bradenton Although 2A last year, Navy Perfecto IS 4) us 117 six -minute mile. Heffermari Baythore 60 Rig Pcrfect (8 2) with S I) Coach Chris Marlene's crew NBA Standings The game's momentum streaked the distance in the (Continued From Page 1.8) 20 swung to the Wildcats in the asto.ng ci.0 A dropped to IA this year due to TWELFTH. 3-S. D, ".14. Chemuc kla $4. Munson 3) time of 5:52.0. Her Seminole's desperate defense for a field goal with three Eastern conference third, as Charles Williams, nearest competitor, enrollment losses. The school's Soi Jack showing On the clock. Everglades 1" Boca Raton 7 60 6 10 370 3 Betsy Nets Atlantic Dlvithon on Williams and George Montague Castle Academy fl Classification was never S 10 340 1 W 1. Pct. GB of Trinity, was 37 But Blockbuster the Greyhounds clung to their composure better than Micheal mixed outside shooting behind, Moore Haven 93, Belle Glade changed. 260 5 Boston 1) U Quinieta (3 Al 870 60 Christian fl Seminole. and inside lay-ups to outscore Buffalo 37 fl .827 1' "I think our boys played Trlfecta(34 3) 373.20 Glades Day School OS. Vitro New York Gena Nickman was Involved 79 20 Howell 20.15. After Pringle was called for a disputed goal4ending call .497 17 A - 3771 pretty well again a taller Beach St Edwarth 11 Philapeija In four records. 23 33 1)7 17 early in the fourth quarter, Seminole's Handle -'- 8270.766 But Meadows and Hykosid began to spilt. team Central Division ' from - a bigger school," he Thmi1,.Int tk h 1 '_ ' tirrinriarl 1--I, #_ 11cr records came in theInno go #-1 a Washington UflI11;BLON W IL4ITUW pI-e&S and passea to .0 17 said. "Next saw. "Next yeai in IA we Jump(leet, nine-inches), 100. " DIE Cleveland 31 29 .317 _. II'; Area Bowling score to 40-36 withPierson 2:07 yard dash (12.2), vacant spots Ofl t hardwood. Seminole hands could not hold 0(1 remaining. Taylor medley relay and the 81) relay should do well in tournament to the basketball. Dog Entries Houston .300 17' the 880-yard play." Atlanta 24 31 387 19' Washington and Pringle The Seminole TONIGHT threatened to mix it with L)an came back with eight straight N ;v - .... Orleans lie pointed to sophomore 12 45 211 Bowling AsSOIit Bon guided the players, in particular Wright, while Seminole Coach Mills called to squelch the comeback. will begin its Hubefl Westr-n Conte,'.n.c. F:RST. 8-h,. A - Bnclley Cam Kerkow and freshman 14th annual Handicap Tournament Sentirtioles to second place with Midwest Division time outs to cool off his Seminoles, Tim Carrel emerged Chicago 8), 7 June's Bash (5),) Manat this weekend at Bowl Am*tiC. fl Steve Mock. "When young 36 27 621 as one second place finish and two same time, Lyman was "Ing awkward lay-ups and Howell's high man with 19, Danny IS 1). Pretid,nf Lad i6t, s K C Omaha Sanford 3i players like those 77 537 3; are your high WiI(liffOr (4), 6 Foster 1)7), Detroit banking.'in baikets off the backboard. rds in the dash 31 .500 The teamsevents are set Saturday 6 Scorers, I think that shows 7. Sippy Lane (10). I. Liz:i Trans (5), MIlwaukee Sernd hlllh man was Meadows (28.b the 100-yard dash (12.4) "We weren't 491 . and Sunday, and the single' and supposed to be shooting then," Steinke said." with 15 before fouling °t. SECOND, 5. C. - 1. Touch 01 something," he said. "We Pacific 0ivion doubles, competition nt ekend. "But it was one of those times when I'm screaming. 'Don't and the long Jump (14-feet, 11"ope (6). 2. RSky Pirn (12., 3. GOlden St really have comeng to bnild 34 25 S -AnP.m 15 ?)4 r;;, Inches). shoot. The lflOp for this weekend's SeMtIe S er, 70 31 .413 6 Great on next year, if they return," team competition follows: SANFORD NAVAL: Kerkow 100 Cecys First (41. 6. Angela P ,7 Phoenix Super shot," Other firsts were Becky 71 Mifli Murphy (6), A. Ultra Vlence Portland Lake Howell's Hawks had 70. Ross I 02; Acheson 737; Halgle of Lake Brantley in the 24 33 .107 10 The Greyhounds also defied Steinke early in the game. Al Basiett3.l.7, Ginter 000; Summers (10). SATURDAY 3P.M. L.Anoetes their own built-in handicap this 71 77 367 12' Oeveland and Mike Foytek swIshed 15 and 2ooters THIRD,5.1$,M_1 Pryp,-5y 1 3 5; MccL 104 74; Taylor I 0 7. high Jump (four-feet, six. Thursday's Retulti year - no seniors or Juniors. Lane 1, Seminoles, 2. Gailo*ay Leicht 000 Totals $161 (6). 7 H6n(iy Scomp 12), .i. lret)nd inches) and Angela Grimes of Seminole's zone while Steinke hollered to take the ball inside. Cleveland io, Washington S Builders, 3. Mooney's Auto Body Spring (10), 4 Atherrty 5), CRESCENT CITY: Browning 20 Seminole in the s& bail throw Coach Greg Robinson exNew Orleans 1 14, Portland Shop; 4, "But Iwasn't yelling loud enough for them to hear me." Fees-less Four; 3. Max 4. L Gillis 7216; KClly $OlO; plaincd: 302 Steinke said. Po; Ru-5tler f4), 7 Montague Crystal (S Carrolrs Furniture; , Cal*,ll 7 iS; P Gillis 10020; (184-feet, nine-inches), Golden State 10*. Atlanta 102 "M a first-year school, we Brinson 1.) 3: LoCkridg Seminole Sporting Goods; I. Ding A. 7, I. Fancy Fillie Wright, a The discus event was .1 , Friday's Games junior, led Lyman with 17 points, Teammate Jenkins 000; Wesley 306; Pickens Lings; L Women of the Moosct; 10. FOURTH, 8)6. 0 - Chris Bill could only play sophomorei. WaShington at Detroit Foytek scored 12 BUGS BUNNY FIeetljn Homes; it. Bob's Auto 10 7; Jackson 2.01. Totals 37-179, dominated by Branticy's But! feel we've accomplished a (10)- 2. Modest Mitzi (6), 3 K.C.'s Portland at Buffalo Electric; 17. Jack's Mini Market; Seml1)le's Washington headed L.amml (I). I .Ovntry Swing $, i Kremer twins. Mary Lou took a ll sc or ers with 23 points, 13, Milwaukee at Chicago lot this year. Next season my 71)115 OABY1S GOr Sanford Plaza; It, Link's Con Debt)l Gibson 1$). 6. Berkley Naval first at 68 feet and Joanne was fAA NOT GONG Lyman's opponent tonight, Daytona Beach Mainland, is Sanford 14 12 16 Phoenix of New Orleans cenl starti Structlon; ng five I EVEgYTHIN'... INCtUOIN' wi (10), 7 Texas Debbie (1.7), S. I'm all be back, ll 15. Burn's c, 10 PAY IOf. AL. Texaco U7) 74 is I-_ highly favored to whip PhhIldetpP,e at Houston th e Greyhounds, '%' " secondat57eet,fi%.e-tnches). HOT AI'.( COLD R1Jrt4s Haul; io, Sanford Speciaify Della (121 and I'll have the Iufllnr v!!ity THOSE EXTWAS A4. GOlden State at L ' e._, -'5wl ,, *,c 's-u i I'' 'r I dl *lISA) lilt? Il. rnxarit. 18, Electric 5Iein'Re saga. '' '1 FIFTH, $.14. C ' iju totai touts: Crescent relay, A VtP'%rI "We're not even 1 Mjtjn idol 14.1 ,J(,, City to Atlanta at Seattle draw on as well," motor Service ,L_.., Sa spedto be here, We were supp e (5). 7 Steve Hoefeq (13), 3. WIl* nford Naval Il th run, ONE OF A the osed to be out watching the 'rOliR relay and Saturday's Games IiVe a , Lake Howell finished the year Twister S! i Tumt,scsaul, (6), 5 FOUIod Out' WeSlv ba seba ll team prac ti ce tomorrow," i" STWIPPE() Buffalo at New York the 880 medley. P SATURDAY 6PM Ann 157), 7 Munc nd II,, • WESSY DOWN 910 while the JV squad was 11Boston at State L L's Imooene (6) LYMAN. (levelanu 40 5, Thomat Corso 12. &w5! 204 Totals Lane 1. Southern Lners; SIXTH. 3-14, A-I Corky CAI (6). 2 000; Foy?k 5 712; Hudson 408; Crescent's LAKE HOWELL: P'Itchard 4 1.9, Jokers; Gillis brothers, 3, Sparkplugs, Phantoms Pearl 110), 3. Ro ya l Fin 1, Charles Keep Your Kauf man O0O; Wright 65 17; Shuett Lyman ABA Standings Gross inc; 5, SundLy Sinn; Carrot $319; Brumbaugh It -)' I Wileliffe Honey (1), 3. Times 6, Ivor and Richard, ricked up 36 306, Totals 72 751 WHATCHAMACALL IT 17 9 ii 19-31 MCRdOWS 33)3. Schmidt 107; Seminole The Plumbers; 7,A J. Adcock Home II 4. 5 IS-il Roman (12),4 K's Hobnoo($,7 Bo East Division SEMINOLE. Brown 304; Smith P0intsbetween them indown Hykotkl ii 3; Seminçg 000. Warm With A Jones Collins (37), I C,ert's Picx Improvement; I, Early Toyota; 9. j 201; Holilng5rlh I 02; Pringl3 Total 000; Hines 000. T.fs 20 113$. fouls: Lyman I), the midshipmen 45-26 In the W L Pc?. GB Wm Burn's Texaco Stati on New Sanford SEVENTH, 5-14, 0 - 1. Rum 17 York ; tO, The 25; Gray 000; W ashington 10373; 42 16 171 Fouled out: None TAYLOR PlER$ON be 3 i'7; Crack Pots; it. Fantastic Four; 17, Leacope (61,2 Berkley cited (4.) 3 half. G.neral Kentucky 47 18 .724 Derrick i 0 7; Willia ms306; Elctrfr Cal Hecstrom oSnce Machines; 13, St. Louis Trysfer (5), 1. K.C,'s Moon (I), S. Sanford 73 10 365 fell back Michael early, 6-2, 1 9; WIlliams 11027; 2P7 MixUps. i&J,D Magic Ma ado, (10. 6. Smokey Blue Memphis Addison Trucking )' 3 7$3 78 Burden 7.1 1$; Gaines 107. Studber but battled Crescent's Raiders r (5). 7 Russian Pis-iti (12). $ , Virginia •I $3 All 'T WEATHERTRON D Tod y (17) ,' )AIURDAY,P.M West Division WINTHROP I I 1'' EIGHTH. S-Iii. B - I. Cower Speed Denver Kerkow hit six polnt'i In the U HEAT PUMP V is LaSs' 1-lOwelI 9 I? 1515 51 La i. W. 2 5 ra! Q,.rn 1)0), 3 Twinky S-an Ar'cn Recipe, 31 77 s71 11 7, Lyle Tatior Pierson CALL(rarneandbroughtNaywj Bt,,-rS. Farms; 3, Plo Nam.j, 1, 7) 5 20 18 64 1)2), 4 kiva Doll (6). S. Bertly lOdi&te (Continued From Page I-B) 20 21 .Sl? 15 / MY F4N ILV IS \', ' '(MY MOTHER WANTS US TO PLUMBING & three, 11.8, and five, 1742. Rich KCtøv (5), 6 Mon tague Yarn (5) Utah Kennedy Tractors; , United ii 33 WAL THINKING L Total Vault: Lake HeIl between the two figh te rs, took a close look at the eye and ended \ f I LIVE WHERE rLL RAVE Th4 I TrcIe; 4... Pig 3. WhiItl; 7, The HEATING, INC. Criss Debbie (6, S Mijtr, Marcus SatI 0g Gulls put Crescent ahead 2144 " Pierson 12 O P.3.'5; MOVI N (5 2) the fight. A. Family World; 9. I C.,'-'tA 1"dCE TO MEET Tkuriday'i Results at the buzzer. i 1007 S, Sanford FOuI,d out Ms'ct.w 322.6142 kegtereftes: 10. Sou thern Line CLJrOF TOWN. P-la games schedjuled NINTH, 8-16. C -1. Peggy Raider INTELLI GENT 50y,6. Orlando's Clint "The Shadow" Walker gave away 30 Navy weni cold in the second Cleaning (8). 2 Lo Ethel (57),) Autograph Frsdy'1 Game ) pounds, 191 to fll, to West Virginia's Bob Scott but used the ring (65,1 Baih(33, LC4rhToWin(), San Diego at Kenitky frame, as the Raiders forged effectively SUNDAY, to take a unanimous decision. LesansFI 14).? Artc trader Saturd ay's Games a head wi th 24 poin ts to SanSt Louis at lncia's-a )0. I Over I am (12) ford's 172. Lane 1, Fojt As', 7. Mem phis vs Virginia at TENTH 3.16, YA - I Tenkawa ) thehow last week when hestopped "Ti ger" Hall in five Johnny,s Standard. 4. Fairway Phyllis Priylil(3),7 GoodRe'covefy(I;),3 '°' The Raiders came out in the WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE rounds, (205 San D Plaza Laundromat. E. Dark Champon 11), 4 lYs PSazard S. The But 71ursday night he was a punching bag for Charles Grimett 25th ST. NEXT TO PIG N' WHISTLE) iego at New York third with three starters benH0pcfu$: 6. 1adys Four. 6), S t;nenIa Ms ?,'jf,t (6). 6 Kentucky at San An?r,q,p of the Bahamas. EMIUM STEEL BELTED RADIALS ched, and could get but 15 points Apr,l Srmr,ers IS 7), 7 M A Sundays Games Pat's ER70xI4 . 41.494. 2.7F.E,'r, Pet (5).5 M Cactus Memphet at New York. alter to Navy's 16. Mock hit nine for F R7oi4 ..... SUNDAY,IPM 47.97 + 3.04 F. El. ELEVENTH. 8-16. B - 1 LOch Navy during the period. GR70x14 Cactus (1), 7. Drornulton MiKa' (4.) 3 44,41 + 3.15 F.E.T. Kentucky at Denver, after Hock canned another nine in Lane I. Gaba; 7, Swingers; 3 H & HR7C*l4 %*on?agt,e OReiliy io, . Bases noon 44,94. + 3.47 F.E.T. 2-21 -A Cer amIc,: A. Vogel, Car the fourth during Navy's most 01470*15 ......;. .. . .45,44. + 3.72 (81. 5 Mttø*r, Mini IS', 4 Pall,, San Oea Wash;5, vs. Virgini.j at Hot Toddies; F.E.T. 6. ,) I B Pooling; 7. CAPTAIN EASY Friday 1121 7 Sca"y (3.7), 5 Tell Harrplon HR7OxIS ...........4S,' + 3.; productive quarter, Crescent F.E.T. Shoo ting Stars; S. Atlantic Bank JPJI*i$ Doll ($). 46.85 + 3.44 F.E.T. r1z. ur \ ,06Hs:,6.70r City managed oniy 19. Kerkow Ar THAT MOMENT THE 5Hip LR7IxIS tWELFTH, B HEARTY, MTEi Saw (8), 46,10 + 3.60 F.E.T TWO O'ME bLOKES 15 4Pp 14CH114. ,pEP-j.... 2. Ben-so 1171, 3 Eados Ion Gal f6;,. College Cage P EMIUM ____________________________________________________________ WHO'S P44V16ATIkJô UPON THE T FIBERGLASS BELTED "78" W illie Dc PAafto (S), S DOvglist THiUPERt5R C78* i3 lDLELJ1 Babe (I) 6. Play Ma' (6), 1. D.O.s 24.40+700FET ( THE t;LJPERT4P-Js.Eg, Ella $4 1. B's 26.00 + 2.33 F.E.T. YOUR 71 cores East Division Fort Walton Beach 69. TalIa W I T Pit OF GA h,)%U. G-oøby New Eng 79 3 i n Nicevlll 54, Panama City Clevind 25 31 7 57 167 181 Rutherford .33 Chicago 72 33 1 45 )9$ Choctawhatct,e, 63, Leon 61 11 Panama City Mosely 3-0. Pan ama City Bay 4.1 Watt Division Houston Naples 49, St. Petersburg 45 38 19 0 76 7a.s 179 Phoenix SarasotaIS, Boca Cleça 81 24 6 &4 213 191 MIi'v, 30 24 St. Petersburg Lalrwcj 39, i 219 i S Diego 79 73 2 60 707 113 Sarasota Riverview 32 Bait 15 39 3 3) 13.6 137 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By CHUCK MCCLUNG Herald Correspondent . I,. "I- Heads Meet VaflCt Results BEETLE BAILEY ., By Roger (Solicit JTCI.I HEOIR4LzEir1T lMPSs.o,4 Ce -'5 RCA1' C'4 L Tt.IIPIU.SI; by Iy Lewis 000NESBIJRY Ic by Garry Trudeau Young TUMBLEWEED by I. K. Ryan I ( vwsiOuR\ RWJLE'JTh 'Al4 1 ) \ ITLEAVING NQ LJ L0L9 5CRB6u 5C(-(t€513 I' ,) by Heln'WhI & Stof'feI by Al Vermeer Cfl1A i.l TI-IAT'S THE LA5T"S.' JrLprI VJ'l$ A4'sW1!)T)S. - 7 ?? Up Mj FCF4 LE'-J 1 __ r- st z __ r U re/al I - by Bob Montana TAYLOR FOR TIRES _____________________________________________________ ' - FRONT E ALIGNMEN Special , NHL Standings By (be EAST Division I WI. TP1SOFGA Is 35 II 20? 13$ II 71 199 PhiipP..a NY 4Y 4 1 1 71 Il7 Divis ion 7 Boo M1rQutte 101, 9'dham 64 Manhattan $7, Temple 54 Gets St. 76, MCI hore 71 'a'nt no. liabton $1 SOUTH liE La $0, Genroia RAIN8 . .. FlOatS . 078*15 Hilt IS ..... 900*13 .. 178*15 s'!JO95 ' ' ' Ro I) Datsun a Mazda Cancelled Roiected E Z Payments Quotes 322-0285 • 83 11.9774 -. S. Frnh Ave. Sanford, Fla, j2771 7417 TOINSURANCE N Yi, ru AGENCY •POST TIME C P.M. 'MATINEES 1:45 P.M. (WED 4 SAT) CLOSEDCIRCLJTCOLORTV •PLAY THE LL NEW TRIFECTA rAVM-ORLAWO I If# LONGWOOD OFF 11,#7 SORRY NO jycI,aJ ONE UNDER is Offer Good Through February 28, 1975 F600S I Toyo a HWY. 17-9&AIRpORT BLVD. SANFORD- PH.322-8601 -- t Lawrence I 2.S4. + 7.97 F.E.T. 30'95+2.$OF.E,T 37.43 + 3.13 F.E,T, -- I FRANK AND ERNEST Bob Th.v.s L4OxU XKE 4-PLY POL YE STE R FT .JIORT RIBS by E7litI4 F71x14 conomy & 29.51 + 7.97 F.E.T. 29.9$ + 2.21 F.E.T. 33.0$ + 3.01 F.E.T. 34.24 + 3.11 F.E,T. - .31.52 + 3.0 F.E.T. I Is It •"J' 'r i,uj E. T. F60x14 060*14 160*14 1%FYW1UwV,U1Kswa9enn 2790 + 2.67 F.E.T. by Crcfis WHILE 0 14 R(P,3E OP-THE 5 IRTANIKER... CLIMBER GTX "600" .., LOW AUTO RATES JT 26.91 + 7-SO F.E.T . 078th ;-- -. -'1 ...,. .... ' - ...,,, G7::14 0 H7$1S . . .. 199 1 + 2.24 F E T .21.09 + 2.4) F. E.T. -, .. - ' 22 - '+7.SSFET '3 +7.77f.E,r 2 , 61 ' I U - PREMIUM QUALITY TOP LINE BRAND NEW TIRES1 T HESE -.(j238473)3 234lRE. Pius 1 - Frank Hill �r- - - - . -' -. - - - -: -, I - - - - - .._-.' b_i L(i1'tk.0 .a,._ 4 6-Ev*j flQ Her1Sflford,FI Diet — Feb.21, lflS ____________________ : I have OrlQndo - 18—Help Wanted FEB. 21 Dr. Lamb I AARP, p.m., 2:30 First rirai rederal of Semi,une, SpaghtI,r sponsored AVON Street, Sanfori.1, By Happy New Year. Pay ott last year's bills and start saving ao4in, No Sei'lng experience OCcellary, Let's talk about it, Areas open. off Southwest dlvii,; off 25th St.; off Locust Ave. Call 64 3079. A".nru' AIrt.a*.: RATES CL ASSIFIED DEPT. 41ca One lIhruS times 3)ca line thru2$ tir.es 24c a line 2 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) jLinsMitumuiiu . HOURS which show spastic cok,n. 8:00 A.M. — 3:30 P.M. For several weeks the doctor MONDAY thru FRIDAY kept me on a diet without any L%%VRENCE E )MTUKDAl Deltona Civic AsoclatIon whole wheat bread or Spaghetti dinner sponsored food _________________________________________ Organ Woh 10 Ladies AuxIliary, 1 p.m., ° by MI Sods Home and School with roughage. Fhisdiet did not erested in Community Center. Light noon. For aiç DEADLINES seem to help a whole lot. 11:30 a.ni. to 7 p.m., IneasethesizeofestooI and Ut Ills important to realtzc it luncheon followed by Bingo and learning m e organ church social hail, Oak Avenue After 1 read your column on prevent it music. Six ft lessons from becoming a exccssgas can be Noon The Da9 Before PubIIctIon of rd a problem for will and 8th Street, Saord. this problem I went on the dtet hard dried out residue that is the first three weeks. But, if YOU FEB. Mildred Alexd lethod you suggested, after which I related be gh.en awi. Noon Fñda FEB. 24 Sunday to the spastic colon can tolerate it, this condition began having considerable pain problem, Garage sale sponsored by calendar tdylIwiide Elementary School _____________________________ will gradually disappear. While Lake Howell in the lewer left side, is this The spastic area is High School Band Skating Party 6:30.8:30 p.m., _________________________ _________________________ increasing the bulk in your diet, Parents Assn. to pain normal after going on a on the left side. That commonly is thought raise money Senior Cite Fun and Melodee Skating Rink. it is a good time to start el Club Vaine Party, whole wheat diet until your to _________ 6—Chik C&re --- 4—PersoraIs cutting for uniforms, 8a.m. to 5 p.m. at DeBary Firema tecreation be the reason the diverticula downon foods that contn little Maitland Scout body adjusts to it? I baked my (pockets F1'R. 28 __________________________ of the colon) develop or no bulk. That means sugars, Avenue. Band Ledge, floral flail, 7:30 p.m., 'Ic by Doc own bread with whole wheat on the left side lkltona Star Club, 10 a.m., ARE YOU IRCUBLED? C&$ Toll SWING SET NURSERY Open 24 too. They are sweets, concerts at and refined flours used hrs 7 days Special rates. Fern flour so I was re to get whole related to spastic Bi'OWn and his a dian. Free, 4442077 for "We Care"Deltona Community Center a.m. and I p' colon and in white bread and Park. 131-4141. Tans. "HotU' Adults wheat. I'm stumped as to what poor Jim iroyo will show slides of bowel ha5its. A good source of cereal bran ii ou aye an eye for real va,ue senior CItizen' to to eat. I + Ladies, need a lob or extra money? Can earn from $5 an hr & up Call 3-195694 or 3495120, 21—Sifuatjons Wanted _______ - - -rn EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER Ill 0-139 trip to Spain. iight lunch at yOufl ('vi' thC ClaSSified ads IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Sanford SCL Employes Spurs Rodeo, sslrnrnee, Switching from white flour to Is plain, unprocessed miller's Fedenil Credit Union [)EAR READER Open noon. reQuliirl Some whole wheat flour and products bran. A ready source IN YOUR FAMILY? is ALL- House at the new enlarged Leave Civic Cer t 10:30 AL ANON ________________________ people do have the problem you containing whole cereal, BRAN. You can use this as a For families or re'nd5 of problem Child Care In my home, fenced yard, offices describe when they start a diet 218 S. Park Avenue, a.m. Lunch stop Gatorlanti MAlt. 3 particularly whole wheat drinkers breakfast cereal. The more you Sanford. All interested reasonable. Sunland aea. 3?? Zoo. Return at 7 that includes more cereal fiber, products, often persons Cruoms high School Band For further Information call 173 497 6344 correcLs bowel use to begin with the more Parents,7:30p.m., Band Room. The discomfort In related to problems. invited. 4:30:30 p.m. write The whole program FTU Engineerj.'ajr open likely you will have gas Show will Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. An e*CuIOQ excess formation of gas. This is a bit _____________________________ Center Homemakers Tuesday, March house, starting; 11 a.m. MAlt 5 more involved. For problems, So don't go overbe held at The anIrd Civic B* s. santoia. Fla. 32711 Sanford SCL Employes Student The ts about three weeks and people whohare this condition I board at the beginning, Seminole County 4. exhiblts,wy nuclear but Federal Credit Union, annual benffl,v) M 6 then disappears HERALD proudty Invitt'S you p m dmtssfon I..' g I I :i (lvi' 1)t' It' g :i (lot reconmiend a boel trainr1 t'r ttrt perhaps uirt by just s fur ,, , , Hornrnrs tiietjig of iticitibers to for proposed 11I Ci)IllIniSsjofl If uu have too mudi trouble program with the increased ehanging from white Flour to gy efl' hearings Sanford CIvic Center, March 4. __________________________ at Sanford Garden with it try to gradually increase roughage. You Club Admi,stn Is free. aid doors open vironment sluator and legislation. 7:30 p.m., City hall, can get the whole wheat flour products. Building 9—Good Things to Eat the roughage in your diet. That detaiLs of this program on Hwy. 1792, &ITh at 6:30 pm. Corp. ('a.ssclbcrry. Florida by Pos Then after a week start using a ford. Dinner will help sonic. at 7 p.m. followed writing to me at P.O. Box "Mariculture". MARCH 8 1551, small bowl of A1.I.-RRA4 for by etz, :1 t) FPt'IT U('i' I A'' tdoi. wi FACED WI -;- A DRlNr.:?, Cereal fiber is particularly Radio Cily Station, New E. V. FOS rER, Lake Mary Easter Seal benefit Bathtub York, breakfast. PROBLEM Credit Committee. good for bowel function since it N.Y. 3fl 54 10019 and asking for the Regatta, Lake Fairview, Le, Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Incidentally, rice does not ment at 9 p.m. by Bob Rust and FEB. 23 is not absorbed and it does soak booklet on spastic I)cdkatlon, m house, Itoad ,amsula, List' Leghorn hans, while Can Help ant Hiway 441 at noon. colon. cintain any significant amount up moisture. Its bulk with the Enclose 50 Call.47Jas7 ttey last,, cents each for Ito SO; so the Starlight PromEnaders. Salvation Army del, SanSponsored 'by Sigma Chi cents and a long selfof fiber and you won't get much Write P.O. Do U13 45 cents each for 50 or more L)oor prizes. Reservations re moisture it retains helps to addressed, stamped envelope, benefit from it. ford 24th .Streand Holly Frater nity FlU Spectators Sanford Florida Cackleberry Farms. ' mile oft U quired for dinner. Avenue 3 p.m. on Samsula Dr+ to Cackietjcrr -y free. ______________— Farms SIgn. I 904 £21 5459. - - _______ 30-Apartments Unfurnisj ______ 4 - MARINERS VILLAGE AP3', l&7Bdrm turnorunfurn Dr 323 6-670 + Bamboo Covc, 1 2 BDRM, shag, air. sunny kitchens, piaygrounth, near city park & Sanford Plaid. From SIlO Airport Blvd. near Sanfoud 37) 13i - _________ Entertain- See The Herald's Spec Homemakers Show lue Sundi , March 7, then plan to atte nd Tuesday, March 4 t the Ci nc Center. No charge for w1missi 31—Apartments Furm'sh( nj * - 1 or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnl or un-furnished 60' Swimming Pool. 4770 3. Orlando Dr. 3734920. — 'L/ Legal Notice 4 _____________ Legal Notice Legal Notice + __________ - [egoire- MOBILE HOME PARK A HUGE DISPLAVAREAwith ellIs. demonstrations and eicitln cf fers from the merchants of the Greater Santord Area will all be a t ot tIe now, tq this are,j, ornen,aker$ Show Plan to be at the Sinfor Civic Center March 4. ,t A pm _________________ Legal Notki _______________________________ __________ Legal Notice ______________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Dwelling Distrid Lot Size, Width IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF ADJUSTMENT and Side Yard VrIar,,e NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE UNDER IITIOUS on the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NO'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Noticeof Public Hearin; following described properly: Lot NAME STAtE ENTH iUDICIAL dR. 5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE M,qcptl7, t7s by virtue of th,it cein Writ of TO WhOM IT MAY CERN !2, Block 'I". DiKic Terrace First FOR SEMINOLE AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL0RtD TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN Execution issued out of and under Addition, Plat Book 10. Page Notice is hereby ti that the COUNT'(, COUNTY. FLORIDA. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-344CA.04.D the seal of the County Court of undersigned, NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat Section 3?19S-31E, pursi to th Seminole In re 'I 7S-tIl.CA-20..A CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.2147.CA-04.A the Marriage OranQeCounty.Florida,upona final "rictitio Name Stat" Chapter the Seminole County Board of Ad- County, Florida, Further described CONRAD A. WIRZ.of Jr. DiVISION A In ri: the MarrIage of jultm,nt will conduct a public as located on Twenty fi;st Street ludgment rendered in the aforesaid 56509. Florida Statutell register In re: the Mattpr of AOØY DENISE WARD, li—Instructions hearing to co,nidec the following apprOxirnôtefy 630' eas: of DixIe Petitioner court on the 29th day of January, with the Clerk of Ihe ult Court, KEVIN EUGENE HOLLOWAY Wife---_ ____________________________ AtID items: A.D. 1975, In that certain case en- inandforSeminoleco4,,Floreda Avenue. (DISTRICT NO. 2) bAd ADOPTION JANET W. WIRZ, Enroll now for Spring sewing SPECIAL EXCCPT,O titled, John's Inc.. a corporatj, UPOn receipt of pV of the 3. JAMES & ELIZABETH STEVEN JAMES WARD. NOTICE OF ACTION Respondent Plaintiff, -vs. W CONTINUED daues Singer approved dealec is. ieft ti:o.', ct Ihi nc, the ticBRADLEY-flA3.17 S)-17V- P-i TO: WILLIAA BAOGETT, Huand NOTICE OF SUIT 710 E 1St St. 3 M61 1. WIL3UR R. STROBRIDGE Burnette's Import Gifts and titIOu Singe Family Dwelling District name, Io: whose ALL AMENDED address is unknown TO: JANET W. WIRZ BA(7 17.73)-STE Terrartuni Center. Defendant. AMERICAN MARINEiter wt,ich A I Agriculture Lot Size. WIdth and Side Yara NOTICE OFACTION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO: STEVEN JAMES . -Residen(e and mailing Zone To park a meblIe home on Vartaric,on the following described wllictt aforesaid Writ of Execution it expects to engage I.,siness at WARD that an ActIon fcr Adopt ion in re the address: Both Unknown VP,e following described property; property- Lot 14. BIOCII B, was delivered to me as 18—Help Wanted Shei-II( of 1199 E Highwóy 436 iee City Of matter of KEVIN EUGENE Dixie 513 Derry Park Drive -- You arc hereby notified that .in Seminole County, Florida, and Altamonte Springs, F14a. Mlddleboro, Massachusetts HOLLOWAY has been filed and you SE '.. of Section 11 21$ 32E. Further Plat Book I. Page 33, public records agaInst you, end ye', Part tIme evenings and weekes. are renuired to described property ownea by W. P. business enterpris described as located on Wlllingham Of Stmlnol. County, Florida. Put. is IlO$: written defenses If any, to it on see a itten Burdefte d-b a Burdette Import KING'S MARINE & Road, Welt of Chutuot.. (DISTRICT ther described h% located on DIxie defense-s copy ot your Petition for Dissolution of Marriage Attorney for Ptitior, Neigh S French, Sanford to it. If any, on RIchard W. Gifts and Terrarium Center. said RECREATIONAL VEtLES. NO 1) s been filed against you on bOrhood Law Office of Central Avenue, West side of Street between vao, Attorney for Petitioner wtsoiq property being located hi SemInole INC.. Florida SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Twenty-first and TwenIy.secnd be 11, 1974, In the Circuit WANT API EVENING AWAY FROM' address is St Semlnota Blvd.. County, Florida, more particularly Corporation JULIA DAVIS BA (3-17.73) Florida,Central Inc., whoee address is 106 Court of the 11th JudicIal Circuit, in West BIvd,, Orlando. Streets on block East of Srisson Cauelberry,FLoridaZjpCode3flOj described HOME-FREE? Then attend the I1TE & 16V as follows: By: Byron H. King A 1 Ag, icutture Zone Avenue. (Section 3219 31.) Florida 37101, and file the original and for SemInole County Florida, Herald's Homemakers Show at and fliethe original with the Clerk of President One (I) 1974 Ford 'Ian, Vin. No. Lot Width VarIance and a SpIaI (DISTRICT NO. 2) above styled bOd that you haveuntll the 6th day of with the Clerk of ? the Sanfer Civic Center Tueay, the above styled Court at Sanford. 2IGHTI1Id7 (Seal) Exception to park a mobile home on 4 RAYMOND BERTOT, SR-BA Court on or before February 75th, March. ins, to serve the original of rch4at 7-30 p.m Doors open at Seminole County. Florida on cv' tht' following de'S(ti SaId veilclebeing stored at Rattiff Dated at AitamontSprings, 1973; otherwt, a (igment of yoi' answer, if any, on the Clerk of 6:30 property: (3-t7.73-21i-p.) Single Famil,' beforeMlrch2tst, 1975;otherwisea & Sons In Sanford, Floridi. The South 1 Of th North 351.10' of Dwelling DistrIct Let Seminole County, Florid Januar-i adoptionmayb,enteredaga,nsl you thedircuitCOUrto#tPSeiIth Judicial _________________________ She and default may be entered against you and the undersIgned as Sheriff 73rd, 1975 theEaStdOoftht5E .of thesE ' Width Variance on the following for the r,lIef demanded in th• Circuit. In and for Seminole COjnty, Sheet metat and general machine for th reilef prayed for •n the Publith Jan. 31, Fet, 14. 71, Pelution SerrInot CCuty. Florida, will at 1973 of Section 332OS-32E, SeminIp oncrib.tJ pro,,erty: Lot 4, Block Florlot. Seminole Cvuni',' ovrsI'op week. Evpervence reQuired tit filed to Institute the bctlon. 11:00 AM. on the 10th clay of March, DEJ 170 County, Florida, ie tie East 30' for "P", Lorigwcod Park, as recorded in WlTNES5mypIanandtnet'gof tpiouse, Sanford, FkwIda, 32771. and Salary open DEK INDUSTRIES, 'ThIs notice shall be pubiittwd once A.D. Ills, offer for sale anti sell tg roat Further described as on Ptat Pock 11. Pages I a copy of your answer In Donald 1 9. 10. Section said Court on January 25th. 1975 339 7777 *tek for four (1) coecutiye the highest SnøwtIft Ro*d South of Old Mimi. bidder, for cas,i, Subject -. Marbiestone. -20 3, Seminole County, FtOrid. weeks in the Evening (Seat) Attorney for Herald, nd. (DISTRICT NO to any and all esistIng ieirts, at tt Further described ° Ruth Sa0td. Flo'ida, Petitioner. P.O. Box 1117, Sanford. Earn caSh representing Sarah Arthur H tIeckwith Jr. CURTIS JOHN HALL JR. Fronf (West) Dour Of the Seminole Boulevard. (DISTRICT NO. 7) IN THE CIRCUIT COT, 11TH Fr4a 37 '71 Coventry Jewelry. NO invrl?-neflt Clerk of the Circuit COurt BA(3 17-75)-UTE Witness my hand and the Seal of Counfy Courthouse i1 Sanford, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, I*ID FOR A-) Agriculture S. F. E. TIDWELL 333 2fl1 alter S Faituretoserv'anansweron your By ,Joy Stokes BA(3-11-75). said Court on the 11th day of Florida, the above deri Zone To park a mobile horn. on ISV P-lA Single Family Dwelling Fefruary 1973. per. part nv .ii,tt in * SEMINOLE COUNTY. 0QiDA, _________________________ ""y the following ds(ribed - property; sonal Property. Further Information District CIVIL ACTION NO. 154 CA.OG Neighborhood Lw fiC Rear Yard Variance 00 ludgment beingente,ed against you Par? time helper wth driver's (Seal) TheEast560'oftheNorth available from the Civil Division of . Ofth, the VOiIOwig described property: In re: the Marriage of fSeeI of tpntraI FII4a lr I Ueøfls. Arthur H. Beckwitri, Jr. SE a Of the SE ', of Section 705. Lot 21, Block A, Unit No. 1, Wintet Ihe Seminole County Sheriff's FREDERICK G. GAWOOD, Attorney for Petitioner Arthur H BiCiwith, Jr. $tudnf O.K. Cell 333-IO. as Clerk Of Said Court Department, 33E. SemInole County. FlOrida. Woods. In Section 33.2110, Seminole Hu.bai.d, Clerk _________________________ 106W. Central Blvd. Tit5 By Martha T. VIPtIen Oscroa Road, That said sale Is being made to and Fuflherde%criasedonOId County, Florida. Further described Orlando, Florida 37501 Circuit Court, Seminole County Areyouafullt.medriyefwitnapfl Deputy Clerk satisfy the terms of said Writ of Florda (DISTRICT NO. as located on King Henry's Court. Richard W. DENtSE S. GATEWQOfe, Sanford, FLa Pubtith: Jan. 31, Feb 7, II. 21, 1973 vass, time car? Check the Automotive Execution n (DISTRICT NO. 1) NOTICE OF ACTØ Stokes DE)-167 fflomey for Petitioner 3- CHARLES I. LOCKLIN Stion in The Herald eryday. John E. Polk, 6+ C. H, JOHNSON STATE OF FLORI Deputy Clerti BA(317-75). SI TO: ______________________ Sei-nlnola Blvd. BA(3-17.75,.13TE Sheriff Al Agriculture 2OV FREDERICK C. GA 000, R-1AA Sin'le Family Publish- Feb 14. 7t, 75. March 7. -l,.ebl i1fl a rnoviie,,ne on uweuing District uunyy, P'Iorida WPIOSE 1975 Rear Yard PublIsh: RESIDENC AND Feb. 21, 71, NOTICE OF APPLICATION ttte following deScribed property: Mrch7. II, Publish: Feb. Ii, 71, 25, March 7, MAILING VarIance from 30' to 21' On the OEK-19 ADDRE! ARE FOR TAX DEED _____________________ 1975 TheNorth700'offfie',th.Qf the following described property' Lot UNKNOWN ________________________ DEK-121 YOU ARE HEREBY IFIED (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of S ~ of the SW ' of the NW of 14. Block M, Spring DEK-74 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Lake Hills ______________________ SectIon 70.205.JIE, Seminole SectionS as recorded in PIat -_ that a proceeding for the Øoiution 1969) EIONTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Book FICTITIOUS NAME County, Florida, less the East 33, for 17, Page 34, Section 22.21.79, INVITATION TO BID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ° YOU marrIage to ISE S. that S C de Ovies ET (JX the holder Road Notice Is hereby given that I am Check NotIce is hereby given that the CAT right of-way. COUNTY. FLORIDA. Further Seminole County, Florida. the short lit)f which of tnt' following certificateS has filed Further engaged in business at 965 City of Lake Mary of Seminole delcr1bedat1i m,1esS,outho,Sp66 is INEW000, described as on North Spring CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1?94.CA44.0 RE: THE MARRIE OF saidcertificate-sfor a tax deed tO be Lake AltamonfeAve.,Altamont,spring,, C0untywIllrecelvesealedb5pt0 FREDERICK C. GAINOOD. issued on Cockran Roid in Geneva, Deive. (DISTRICT N,, The Business In Ce: the Marriage of thereon Th certificate Seminole County, Florida under the 4:00 P.M Friday February 25, 1915 Florida (DISTRICT Plo fl 7 JOHN R SMITi4 JERRY LEE POE. ' Husband, and DFPF S ' tictituous name of CAVEST HOUSE, in the City HaIl, 153 E. Crystal Lake GATEW000, Wife. at these 4 JUNGLE LAB. CORP. 19V BAI3 17 Daily R 1 Singt Family Ceelling descriptici of the property, and the lit I2TE M 1 industrial Duit - To District - Rear Yard Variance tha I intend to register Said Ave. Lake Mary, Florida for (I) presents Command you appear names in which it was assessed are park a mobile home for nigh? wat. 30' to 7.0' on the following described from name the Clerk of the Circuit Police Patrol Vehicle, and fIle your Answer MINNIE MAE POE, Court,with Seminole County, other f011oy,j: thmn on the following deirl FlorIda In Specifications may be Obtained For A List defense or pleading withIerk Voperfy: Lot 29. Block 2. Respondent, of Certificate No.73 Year of issuance Lincoln accordance with the provisions of from the City Clerk, rxoprcty: Begin at a point on the Heights section 1. as lheCircuitCourtiflandf minole NOTICE OF SUIT Lake Mary, recorded South line of Silver Lake Road in the County, FlorIda, and ser copy TO' MINNIE MAE POE. PIat Book I). Page 99, Section 34 In the Fictitious Name Statutes, To- City Hall, 153 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Of Experts 19- Wit; DescrIptIon of Property SE ' of ff6. SW thereof on Petitioner's lorney, of Section 7. whose last known 30. Seminole County, Florida. 1957. Sectl(in $63.09 Florida Statutes Lake Mary Florida. Lot 7 & N 'tof Alley Adi On 5 81k Town-ship 70 Sm, Rang. 31 East. Further described as on Harding 5: Kay Sassman resIdence is ROGER BERRY, P 0. cr0. 12 Tr A Sanford Town of Pb I Pgs 56 5: Jane P. Carroll sidpOintbt')ng5,OdegOp..E10. City Clerk 217 North1.Park 244 S W. 9th Street, Avenue. (DISTRICT NO.5) AyemxJe,nfgr All Ready To PubliSh: Feb. 7, 14, 71, 21. 1975 and NoftiiUis,gSy" East 267.33' Publish: Feb, 11. 21. 1973 0. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Miami, Florida 1orida 37771, on or bt'for C 11th ToSIS 112, Ii). uS, 116& Ill DEK-71 from the NW Corner Of said SE t. of Pdamelnwhichasses Rosa Lee day of March, A 0% S. or McCoy 1. February 17, 1973 YOU ARE HEREBY notified thbt Regular _____________________________ flEx-SO the SW '4, thence run S 0 deg 0' 57" MeetIng an action for divorce has been filed Othcrwis, a default will b tered All of saia property being in the E. 337.25' to the North P W line of a This pubHc hearing will be held aOxin,c ea!nt 'iou. ar.d ',ou are reQuited lo CITY OF 1.purlin,of Seaboard Coastline PR, the County Commission Chambers WITNESS my hand and Of the County of Seminole, Stateol Forja Serve a copy Of your weillen Unless such Certificate or cer thence run along Said Spur R-w LAKEMARY,FLORIOA Of the Courthotjs,, Santord, Florida. defen.s. if any, to it on John A ClefkcfthCCircuit Cotjrt 010th tlficate's shalt be rtdeemed ac Notice of Public Hearing North 19 peg 56 13" E 5.3 13' to e on March 17, 1973. at 7 00 P.M ,or as Bitdw;n, of BALDWIN & DIKEOU, day of February, AD, 19 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Cording to law the property P.C. 'Of a curve concave PIWIy soon thereafter S (Seal) Attorneys for Petitioner, Suite 20. POSSiblE. described In such certificate or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City ci Lake Ptving a radius of 333.ti' and a 500 East Highway 434, Casselbarry, WrItten comments filed with the Arthur H bCckwith, Mary, Florida, that said city will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. on certificates will be sold to the central an-gte of $3 deg 41' se', Office of the Zoning Director will be Florida 37707, and tile the originat CIt'rk of the Circuit Ci Wednesday. March I?. 1973, to highest cash bidder at the court thence ri.'n PEly along said curve a COfltideredandpersonsappearing with the Clerk of Ihi above styled 8y' Elaine RiCharde a) Consider a request hous, of the 17th day of a change of zoning from P.), Single Family of March, 197$ distant', of 331 21' to a point on the Deputy Clerk tPie heLrirtg will be heard orally, court at the Seminole County at II 00 AM. Dweltln District, to P-IA, Single Family Dwelling District, as Wly P W line of Seaboard Crths,, Sanford, Florida, on Q Hearings may be continued from said ROGER L. BERRY ctassiflcations are Dated thIs 6th day of February, described in the zoning Ordnances cv the City of Lake Attorney for Petitiv)flq Coastline PR Lake Charm Branch, time to time as may be found Mary, FIoei4e. before March 19th, 1173. otherwis,, of the followlr.g described properly tying + 1975 a Judgment may t'e entered agains? said point tying on a curve Concave necessary. Further details available within the P 0 0rwer 0 S4I'tP4 municipal lImITs of Lake Mary, Fioricjj. 5, Arthur Pt Beckwith, Jr. WIyhav4ngaraJJf 1159.$4'anda and more fully de$crI by Calling 7224330. Ext. 4 you for the relief demandid in the 217 N Park Avenue as follows, to wit. Clerk of Circuit Court central angle of A deg 07 74", thence A Community of Petition Seminole County Board Snfond, Florida 32771 Of Seminole County, Florida run Ply along said curve 19606' to THIS NOTICE shall be published PublIsh: Feb 14. 21, 21, I :h Adluslment _______ Fine Homes offerd by By' Ida Creel, the intersection of th South R-w Ills By: Wattxs Torres, once each week for four (4) con Pint Federal Savini and Deputy Clerk line of i'ver Lake Road with the DEx 76 Chairman secutiv weeks 1n The Evening Loan of Mid-Florida Publish Feb. II, 71, 3*, March 7, Said WIyR WiineofSlaboardcpast PubliSh: Feb 21, 197$ Herald, Sanford, Florida. IllS PrIced from lineRRLoke Charm Branch, th,nc, OEK.123 WITNESS my hand and seal 0, OE, St run SOuthlldeg$I'O'i"w 103' tO the saId Court on this 11th day of 535000 To 543,000 ________________________________ point of beginning. Further February, 197$. NOTICE Or PUBLIC HEAl t OF a. NOTICE OF APPLICATO$ Initial Recreationai described as locafe on Silver Lake (Seal) PROPOSED CHA?1GF AND "A z.,,•, FOR TAX DEED Fees are paid and inCIde Road (DISTRICT NO. 2) WUCI lAIN Arthur H. Beckwlh, Jr. AMENDMENTS IN (Section 197.49$ Florida Statvts ... IN " çr S.MARIOD.LaPOuAnLI1l, \ tll',iuir'Y A,jr, - THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE M th fl,..,ia f,,, Largeclub HOU•. Jt,, I 1969) ' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 7S).1STE \\li\.\ Olympic PooI Basketball C 2 General Retail By ElaIne RiCharde OF tHE ZONING ORDINA EOF CUlT .\\\I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR and Tennis Courts an \ Commecci.l District Deputy Clerk to part a mat THE CITY OF SAl )RD. SEMINOLE COUNTY r ' Seminole County the holder ol Large Pucn, Area mobile home for nihf watthman S John A Baldwin FLORIDA following certificates has flied PROBATE DIVISION the felicwng drs(rit,ed ProOerty Jff A BAI OWIN 01 N!ie is hereby uivc tat 1( \\' ConyeMional Financ,n said certificates or a tax deed to be PROBATE NO. 7S41Cp Be 3&73' South + 57)19' East of \ \ \ Public Hearing Will be hel I I he In Bbld*ln & Dikecu -: IL IsSued thereon. The certificatt re: Estate of NOCLOSING COSTS NW coerof BlOCk X toll Scuth Attorneys at Law Commission Pnm ifl 'heCt it in h \l r. mber and enrs of issuance, th• rn'.'Nr, r flit I [" 17, i:r'r 2 F th Cty c-4 corn I iCr,J.t / ( ptrcent scriprion os t prerty, and thi dcteased g 29 mm East 2J2'. Ely on SR names '. '\V \ ' O'clock PM on Marth 10, PS. to 500 East Highway M 95 per cent hi which it was assessed an NOTICE TOCREDITORS s. ". 431175 ii'. Sth 10 de 36 m, West' as toflows: '. Cassetberry, Florida 32707 consider changes and amy nents r To All Creditors and All Persons FINANCING AVAILABLE 19577, In thtn 32129. Further Att*ty for PIitio to the ZonIng Ordinance of City Having II . We *11 lease fcr upto II Certificate NO. 3)3 Year o Claims or Demands Aamnst " described as corner of MId4ay PubliSh: Feb 14, 21, 71, March 7, Of Sanford, Florida, OS foil issuance 1977 tI Said Estate: One year I Avenue and SR 431 (3ISTRICT No 1775 31 That properfy ty!ng betn 13th with Option to tuy an You Descriideof Pp.rty are hereby t : notified and 3) 1 ; DEK 77 Place and IIIh Street and st of Lot 11BtkOLOocd Pa P81 to esen? any claims and then bPpIy from 50 to C VARIANCES So',thwejt Pe.d i propo't?o b • 9 p i I rC denar. Whith Hears F'1 hii' w I' t.- he'd n "r rc'rrnt 't yc-r ILL ILM C CPVIH ty flail Citycc i ke Mar rr1cd fri, PC I P, I'O fl xey . t th downpaymy,m,u the tstate of IDMOND C, P ' fi 19/ 3 U 30 r iY iSi iSV- A I Arsuttu,e ZOne Pt Commercial) District I R I ft Development Realty Inc. HILL deceased late of Seminole paies f Lot Width Variance on the fOilowung (Multiple r amity Resi filial agasth:p ang Alt of said property being in the rtori, to the Clerk of thr clasUfIct, Located I Rl descrmbed properly from the NE w.II b hard Sa4 hearing a be con Dwelling) Diitrict. Said erty ti CountyotSeminols StateolFIor.da t I Circuit (Curt, and file the same .n m eui rt Ii nal act Suth of Airport Blvd., Corner of NW ' of the NE ' of the • ta nb the I being more particularly o (bed ,4l*ta pifrat. and orovid in ?f ttti IL OWfltIII It ,v.,,,u,inc 'G' City of Lake tificates Shill be redeemed ccFl 73316 Florida Statutes In the r Ida nd Sanford Florida beish T South, Rang. 32 Eu' B at the NW corner ot if H a newspaper of caner.I ir fttn In the Cit rim East cordIng to law the property 20. Off ices In the County Courthoe n of Lak LI 33J13', htn South SOvth 1 ° lot': ine POb4non Survey, run E I described wch cIficat, or S 95 kminol, County, Florida, within Sales office open lCrPOth,bfOCeUidh..,!A., Ifladdf$,nQtic,II tt. E 100ff, S 95 ft. W to SW M' East Ill to P08 rUn IhOnCy 4 fovrcalecsdar months fror Ihe time canlflcin will be sold to the MO$day.F,Iday. 9.4, Norlh$1.gw3r West 200,thenc. comer Of said iot 20; then NEIy at highest cash ddor of the cou the firtt publicatloflhernof, or the Sat. & NorThldeg1S'fl" Ea,I flStothe Pwo'nnme17md,yofMarctm, atonatheErwltreofth,5O wesi same will b irrcd ATEDFeb, 14th 1973 OR CONTACT YOUR was n aiung Roaa to the POB alt in 1975 et 1100AM SitlTlafl 5afor FIoria, IN. 10th &1 .wans Lde to a point !LTROR BROkp PObrs%ol Survey, as rece d ' (If Clerk Dated 1h5 4ttm day of Puary, o. of February, illS. Notth 60 d PIaf flok I, page. 72" 01 the 1973 I M r Ht'l A. Hill DIAL P06. thence SJtPt SC dng All Partics In interest and tens 5: Arthur ft Bkwith. Jr., A Adminlstratrix lanes W't to FOB (Less the WIy S for ShaH hiy an oprtnity i be JLi.o,. Clerk of Circuit Court Of I WOO' FOLK.. ESQUIRE WILLIAM 1. COLBERT DR rr:r';u P TM,'Q L he-rd at said hearing s .i F OO sa Attorney for AdmInistratr .."" p." By ortiCe of 'he City Cr r i' o '1007 STUiSTI I " OV1S 438 v:t. on Orizx Drive. r lorti clNTOis Clerk Aiflmbn$, Sptngs, I. fl Dt'y (DISTRICT NO 1' Attorney PubliSh Feb. 14. 71. 2L March ging cr'nducit'd at Po Uiivri ty City CIe '2 LULA MAE HARRI$-ØA 17 Santord. FlorIda 37771 C -, 197$ cf A'abama Medical Cenhi, in Dr. IS) 14w 1 5 nq Publin' Feb 11. 1973 F,mlIy oi PubliSh - Feb 14, 21, 1975 DK rnr,Jh.arn tcndtng a hand is I.tv.. DCII 170 • DEK 73 'ury iChn:c,,n H;c.,d &mlth, ____________________________ - - Rentala from onjy Best $ lot eleetIon now available in Sanford's newest and finest Adult"FamIly Mobile home Park. Come out and inspect ____ the Model Homcs on - - display -- I Bedroom garage apartment Ir Quiet neighborhocvt, 'lie bath, ai, conditioner Optional. Adults Only no pets. 327-1926 after 4 3 bedroom home -' fenced yard, polio, Newly decorated No more than 7 Children. 377 7711. I Roore, furn apt., screened porch $100 month. Adults, No pets. 211 West 12th St. J Bee'roorns, 1'-i baths, garage, fenced, central heat and air, carpeted, 372 5955 Evenings, - — 2 Bedroom house at 114 Editha Cir,, Sinford, Can be seen between 44. ______________________ "' "s" - - Garneft White _.. ti I, ____________-_______________ tate Rd. 127, 2.3 miles cast (i I7•. - - Ph. Sanford (305) 323-8160i Orlando (305) $,14..fl99 - 517W. 1sf St. 322-5611 — - I--- P — - — — - ---.- ---. IHN LOOK AT THIS ACCOMODATING SPLIT 3 BEDRM, 2 BATH, LIV., DIN., KIT. AND UTILITY, HOME IN ORANGE CITY, SAT. & SUN. FROM 12. S PM. LOT IS 140'Xloo', CORNER LOT,, PAVED STREET, CLOSE TO SHOPPING AND SCHOOL. CENT. H.A, W.W CARPET, PANELED THROUGHOUT. PAY'MTS $153.00 MTH. (TAXES INCLUDED) ASSUME MTG. AT 7 PCT. OWNER WILL PAY ALL CLOSING COST, $23,S0o. TAKE 1792 TOTRAFFIC LIGHT IN ORANGE CITY, TURN WEST PROCEED TO STOP SIGN. TURN LEFT ON SPARKMAN AVE. GO APPROX, 400' HOUSE ON TOP OF HILL NO. 215. - - Ctt.4hrr., '' -. - E 1i' ' -- -, Drr.tory :'- - 4 - _________________________________ + DON'T FORGET THE HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW at THE SANFORD - .,\ -"-'. -..... - " - n,s,,*. Inc. REALTORS ' .' !g;' FREE T.V. '"a1 WITHYEAR'SLEASE ' - ' - - .. . ._ ' . 7/ . ' -. . , 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD Is• t --------- fl__, - mtg withsmalldownpaymentfor purchase Call owner, 620330! afler 6pm or weekends For Rent: Office and Storage Space. 1200 French Ave., 323 7310 Professlonauy Managed By Henry Hoche, Inc. - Real_Estate _____________ % 3Oyrrnoages 41-Houses Save$5,op. 1974 Barrington,24'xSC', 7 Bdrms. den. $17,500. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES central HIA. fireplace, private dining room, 7' lots, orange trees By owner 135,000 373 IllS; -, 3103 Orlando Drive Cr Ibedroom, I'- bath house Gr'od credit and qualified buyer. $73 900 Bank Repossession Assun,e payments of $91.11 a mo Home On Lake 3 bedroom, 2 baths with vood neigh bor_7pci. mortgage, or refinance VA or FHA 137,000 PAYTON REALTY Peg Rcai Estate 0,0km j 11)01 24lOHiawathaAveatl7.97 - LAKE MARY New 3 bdrm. homes Make color selections, paved streIs, cty water, $21,500 with Only 1700 down Government financing 131 1649, Builder. BALL REALTY Choice Listings - IN ALL PRICE RANGES 7W 1st St 372 5611 Tony's Mobile Homij, Hwy. 17-97, Five Points, 321 002$. ___________ 43—Lots-Acreage _______ 110 ONE WILL GO HOME EMPTY HANDED when IISey attend the HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW at The Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, March 1. Gift Bags to all. many, many door prizes, in cluding 70 bags of gno<enies to be oven as',y ft.'" NOW LEASING - FROM '160 j - 9dyf&vi&k . _ - . ' ° , . _____ " . - I 1, 2. & 3 B•drooms AU 'T:)v e'llt. 10 ict, span. lets if slot. ape, private bit. Con-cs and :o,l1 stewhy'W.s.ay canhnlntc, is Close to everything yet away from It alit Large wooded lots• Street lights Pavcj streets •Sew,rs •Sdewajks [ c kty to 'VW°° AppHantts '4 9k?. d ',, "' - - 2)1?' Street . • , - ,- , + ., '- f CON9TRUC1ON h . diIiors . i.Iw -- ------'S+. - -- - '-- :- .-' .-- ' - - --. +5_ ._ .............. --s; -.S;-:';' -=--.......-------- - --------= ,.=_ ._+ - - '--- .5, .. . .. - .. ......- =_ -.:_-'._ z S-_ . 'S - - ..... . --.... -. - . ... ..'.'.5. ,- ''_. . ._ ._.S. ';.-. .._ -.-... . .. -__ 21) W. 25th Sanford, Fin. , I Wan-ted t buy used office furniture, Any Quantity, NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17-97, 030-4206. - 17O Volkswagen Pop Top Camper, whitt', I Speed, radio, excellent Wanted to buy all type-s OfAmericansilvercolns 322 lS4IafterS ________ CaIiforAppt,372.3103 Remodeling S,m SANFORD, FLA. A High Sc twol CLsqida Ave, /,4't '-'."t - Accounting ____ I Home improvements Ti Returns. 20 yrs experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Points. CatI 322 78+13 anytime. i I Merchandise Queen Sizewlthtrarnc,5-io.95 FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. 761 N Orange Ave. Winter Park, 643-4*21 WILSON MAtER FURPII1URE BUY--SELL-TRADE 311)1St FirstS? 3723377 I' METAL GARAGE DOOR WITH TRACK 373 0013 Air condItioner 3 ton, $225. Heats and cools Late model compressor 6.17 065.4. - PET REST INN Boarang 6-Groom Ph 373 1057 CabelI 37350$? anytime. No 2EastRd,,17,2SJC Entrance P. Ranisbottorn. 372 7199 010 YOU SAY A GIFT BAG FOR EVERYONE? WHERE' At the l-teratcl's Homemakers Shown th Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, March 4 6 30 p m hejirnnq BIJDDY'SPIOME IMPROVE, MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR — PENTRY AND REPAIRS 373, 1331 Alterations, Designing & Dressmak;ng by experts iilnger Carpentry, Non-inflated rates, approved dealer 210 E ist St Repairs, Remodel, Additions, 123656) LiCenSed. Bonded, lnu,red. lrv. Seyk, 3 ' Sewing , - Air Conditioning - Central pleat & Air Cond.tor,ing rot free calm Carl 'arr.s at SEARS n SOnforci 312 1771 C arpentry, Remodeling, .Sdditions, Cvttom Work. Licensed Bonded Free estimate 373 6033 -'- ,,,,....,_ Co'.cr,te & Carpentry, Carporlt,. Additions. emnd,Ijng No lob too Isrgeovtoosrnail Free estimates , 13fl Anyt,,,, - * Waterbed Sale * Pet Care ______________________ Kilchn Bathroom Cab-ets, Counter lops, Sinks in stallation available. Bud Service ___________________________ 5O-4scelIaneous for Sale meat, HOMES OF DISTINCTION - . ' 1)' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWRY ________________________________ ' 8.uty Care Add ci eetrance sad - - 6&WafllE(j 10 . _________ semInole County, ltoSO acre tracts, several locations 51.700 to 11.500 per acre Good terms. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6210711. ' -' some Mln'w des!t, fl.'.4 come-first choicel Plus Fla.'s pmi .u,.i C..i1, Dr* Dats,.r, of a Gun. Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving dilly. Pn. 131-1)11. Open Sundays 124. ____________ estimates - - I,,df5Un.',uDapJ sate _______________________________ +. (trflIS',('n is . - ." - 373 2(60 -- , . ___________________ l ICIkICCc rIr%rpfr.,"st, LJ'JUII's,,,x,)) L/liL',,. ILIF(T A A I Sanford 323 3200 Mayfair, 3 Bedrooms, carpeted, , - payments 373.9715 - Personal ' All power,$?ooand?akeoy4, - $200 Down - fI as lli4CPieYyI.ltonphckup - Sun's (5_i _______________ __ end - 1964 Ford Half ton Pickup SCylirder,$700 322-720* _____________________________ _____________________________ ' , - -- 79—Trucks-Trailers --_________________ ------- . - CARPORT SALE, FRI. & SAT. _________________________________ FEB 1 27 16 WYNNE WOOD DR. 3220968 - ____ - - I &v' Harold Hall Realty - -. PaintendBodtysh, In Lake Mary for rent Orlando,g9.sg), Daytona, 747-O3 - •. _____________________________ - _______ - . , - Mo-ne your old abondoned cr FREE, If you will call me after pm., -i634. - JIM DANDY.JAll.FEEO "Buy Oireet F,'om GORMLy'S,E,j& Sanford 323 4733 WIU REALTY '' 1300 Sq ft., 220 Volt. Ideal for repair shopor'varehouse.3221371or)fl 5470 '. ,,, , iL \ 1974I'ionda 550 Make offer 'frr A 372 9507 Jim Hunt Realty 37—Business ProPerty ' '.. - livingquaflersptus7cargarag, with apartment, Real opportunity for couple to make good income ' s _______________ I Families, Baby items, bike, furniture and misc. 603 David St,, Winter Springs, 3270301. 617.0111 Combination business location & . - - 1970Yameha90CC Twin Street, $100. Geneva 3495105 - -- - ' , _________________________ _____________________________ Hay for sale, Fertilized BahI - _____ PHASE II GRAND OPENING 322•2090 2S4SParkDr. TAFFER REALTY FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM OnScenIc Weklva River's bass fishing paradise, among beautiful oaks Rental from 112$ mo for mobile homes includes free canoe use. Adults only Camp Seminole, 3224170 1 - '' CIVIC to browse through the many displays of exciting merchandise from local merchants. neaen . 1972 Yamaha, 100 CC Endt,,ro, I'k; $31 2902. condition, $3193. Call Duane GIANT GARAGE SALE: 100 McGulre, 322)631. Dealer. garages in all. Low, low prices on cOrflerlOt,feflcedy.,- 5,$53Od, women's, chllren's & men's CASH 322.4132 $135 per mo., to qualified pur"Ford Falrlane. 6 Cylinder, arid live, In excellent location, clothing. H & her Golf Clubs, Focused furniture, appliancn,toolt Chaser, ,tOmatIc excellent mechanical 5-45.000 ccl Buy 1 or 1001 'tet-ns Larry's sewing machines, sit down lawn Cond. Current inspection. Gas Mart, 713 Sanford, Ave mowers, Many Items under 13 saver. srn. 327-3o,. i BARGAIN GARAGE, Wed. Sat ----_._.. 2608 S f'i,y Il 9? tO 5 100 N Hw 17 92 (Behind Peg Peal Estate Broker 1967 Li-con, low mileage Gooci REAl TOP lirifiF Sth Ci 17 72—Auction -.. 373 5774 SObik', LonOwood), 131 5640 . ...........Speer, second car, 1250 or h.t n-U., f 322-2430; 3720681. SUPERGARAGE SALE: Treasures A HOME FOR YOU Auction A. lunk accumulated over 3,5 yrs., 197% Volkswagen 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida room 7391 SanfordAve (NexttoSanford SeturdaylP.M, 'take Over Paymt $23,500. 2574 Park Dr. VA and FHA fir ancing 327-1111 Beauty College). Friday from 9 to Open daily 10.5. We buy, sIll,trade ____________________________avaIlable, REALTOR AFTER HRS: i, Saturday 9 to S. Ted Williams. 3220640 Auction 1969 VW But, Uood Condition, $1,250, Garage Sale: Sat.. Sun, 9$, 12) Hwy. 40. 1',Mi. Eastof I-I 1973 Vega CT, excellent condition, Peg RealEstateBrol,ier LONGWOOD- 3 BR split plan, 2 Rosebriar Dr., 2139 S. Myrtle Ave,Sanforci 33797)9 Longwood. 51.130. 668.5771. baths, carpeted, central heal A. Woodlands Subdivision off 431, 2 Phone32l 0610 air, garage, 17S, blocks off Tollgate Tr. Aduit LADIES, 1936 DODGE. GOOD you will learn lot of WE TAKE TRADES CONDITION BEST bicycles, old trunkj, set of dishes, cooking tIps at the Santord Civic FIXEP-UPPER-2 Stories, 3 ____________________________ OFFER 372 7333 single canopy bed, men's clothes, 42—t)iIe Homes Center March 1. presented by The bedrooms, central heat & air, - - -assorted children's clothes, baby Hcratd n-d nationally famous l9MPiyrrotrm Fury Ill, AC. PS, PB. beautiful oak trees equipment, braided rugs, luggage, Carolyn Lewis Homemakers diSC front new, 35.000 miles on aSsorted kitchen Short On equipment. Cash? FORREST GREENE INC. Show flesuretobe there wh the engine. Like new inside. Good 5i0910 bed. and electric dryer Fac$oqy Rebate wi!I be mailed dor open at 6 30 p m REALTORS)?) 63306457313 ___________________________________________________________________________ paint, new tires SaSO directl5 to you on purchase of any ______________________________ __________________ new home. Tony's Mobile Homes, DELTONA RENT OR SELL, Hwy. 1792, FIve Points, 3210071 bedroom, 1'. baths on very large ______________________________ CENTER March 1 CookIng Show starts at 7:30, but doors open at 6:30 for you INGLE STORY LUXURY APARTMENTS I kea One Neat, 2 bedroom ma50nry home, 34le Homes p OPEN TEN TILL DARK Anytime GOOD TERMS ______ '•" ' REALTORS - E Motorcycle lnsurjnce BLAIR AGENCY 37) M - he ivy bales. Limited supply, Call 321 0429. COLOR TV, $11.9SMONTH, RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 6-4.4 1006. , - - - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for onty $1 SO per day, CARROLL'S FURNITURE Sneak Preview ---Y°L Your MLS Agency L'ruiioue, for one or couple NO pets. Lease required. 372 6106 Serv 64—Equipment for Rent ________________________________ 67A—Feed EVES.,3n 6700 ______________ - 322•2420 3Houses Furnlshed and 'a _____ *'.' 3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY,3fl 2072 -.--_ F-torcyCles - II YOU'RE HOUSE HUNTING this NEW 1,2 and 3 bedroom homes ane weekend, call us. Open Saturciay fownhousas, Wall fO-w*ll carpaI, mornings anci rest of 'weekend by wallpaper, buIlt-in ki?ch. n' appointment, For service, call our I n&n?enance fee. LOW, LOW, number anytime 71 Ptni.ur 3e's$Ce LOW 73. pct interest ur.der eve,'eo'e tan-oem plan Hwy ti-fl to 25th St west to Ridgewood and follow the 3 beorooni, I'xbèths _____________________________ "enceo Yard. heat and Air, C;ur, Jj .k. ,_ .v 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, dining & Florida. Central air & heat, large lot, Loch Arbor, $700 mo. 377 2)0). , - ,-_ __________ 2 BR., fireplace, $110 mo Also I BR garage apt 5*0 mo, Security, 2512 Sanforci Ave. - - - - . — - Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Santorci -Ave. - -- -----...... - - Days--In 6173 'Niphts 322 3124 or)27-n57 - - Cypress Mulch & Tropca Plants Woodruft's Garde,i Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford - - 1967 Olds Cutlass engne. fransmIssion anci rear end 513 53) 6931. -. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS LAKE MARY_WATERFRONT!) bedrooms. 3 baths, Comfortable country home. Fruit and shade trees - - LEADER" LEE ACRES LARGE LOT! 3 bedrooms, l' baths, recreation room. Many extras Price? Only 179,500. BALL REALTY ,• 5 SALES "SANFORD'S • - ' - S Realty Conveniently located 3 bedroom home In-Sanford .7 BEDROOM APIS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 w 323-0532 COVE - + SANFORD CARRIP.G( - Stenstroni Beautiful 3 bedroom, I'i bath, carpeted, tented yard Is? & last. 373 74,94 1311 SANTA BARBARA b, - ti 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, kitchen fully equipp-eci, fenced yard, 373-3404 after 4 APARTmENTS ON LAKE JENNIE 76-Auto Parts =----- ___________________ LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns, sunken paneled family room. 3 bdrms, garage, redwood privacy fence, carpet. Unbelievable at 573.000. FHA, V& CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR, $31 1277 - LQke Jennie • _______________________________ 62—Lawn-Garden ---- A FASHION SHOW will be held at ________________________ intermIssion time March 1, at the ___________________________ Homemakers Show inthe Sanford 6-ts.SuppIies Civic Center. Local shops will _________________________ display their spring fashions. Miniature Schnauzer AKC, shots & Doors will be open at 6:30. ears cropped $ ma. old tent-il,. $175 530 1761. 52 A I' AKC Doberman pincher puppues Champion lineage $50 to $150. Mr. KENASOPE Anderson, 365 5710. WASHER, parts, service used machines ired haired Terriers — MOONEY APPLIANCES 373-0697 Registerecjl1ttI,,5..,,lks 5100 each REFRIGERATOR,$15 AUTOMATIC WASHER,$I0 5713150 ANIMAL HAVENGROOMING &BOARDINGKENNELS You can get a fair price whn you HEATED KENNELS. 3775732 advertise your "don't needs" in ________________________________ the Want Ad SPANISH CHARM - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harri,tt's Beauty Nook) 319 E. Pine 373 57a7 Odd lobs of all types, Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 337 24s - fUNNIES BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 Sanford A-,i,' P,'.Stcr s..,,,jp, eves b ac- it ? 3977cr 372 1976 ANDREW MATNEY Builai.lg & Remodeling 3.65 SlIS. 373 Dry CIeanig Pest Control _________________________ - 'LANNIN(, A (c.lIAC( SALE' DON'T FORGET TO AD VEPTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFiED ADS 372 7611 i in SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 2311w 1sf St 37) 4711 ______________________________ PLAN PlOW 10 AT3END THE HE PALO'S HOMEMAX ER S SHOW AT THE CIVIC CENTER TUESDAY. MARCH 1. 7 - 30 P.M. Let me till your spring garden spot ormow your vacant lots, Floyd Freer, 377 SIlt KULP DECORATORS 409W. 1st St. 377.7335 We Buy Furniture year - - Bedroomset,bar,cofqeetable Goodconflition Bestolfer Call)?) 3971 NORTH Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford)fl-7III Plan now to vacation this your own REC Vee from - Sears Zig Zag sewing machine, beautiful full silewalnu? desk with chair, $159. $30 1761 Nice 7 bedroom block home. New roof. arpeted throughout, Ridiculously low prIce. 323 7920; after 5, 322.7029. JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC. w - __________________________ Cntral Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377-1991 19195 Frencn 3277374,377 1496,322 7543 337 1959, 327 4161 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage rent 377 1510 , - Calt.r.dito,pt, SANF.ORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St. Sanford 372 9111 EV.S69 1146 Realty Stemper Vehicles '* ice SuppIies GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW iq sewing Cabinet, repossessed Singer's bst rncdel, bobbin Used office furniture in machine. Full automatic Pay balance of $75 or iO pay Wood or steel desks (executive desk merits of II. & chairs, secretaraI deSks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needl posi:ion Like new Conditio4 sold PIOLL'S new for UI. balance of $45 cash or Casselberry, 17 97 5304706 S payments f $10 New warrapty. - REALTOR -- Little Champ 17' Travel Trailer Very good condition, $1,793. 372 735$ after I _______________________________ ---'- 3 bdrm. masonry yard, $1,200 5ib.jper mo, 10 qai buyer, 377.7750 CailBart Real Estate Closets overilowing with suits that are too tight? A Classified Ad in THE HERALD is the answer' 'lIMako IS' fiberglass, '71 Mercury IS HP, '71 trailer. Ideal shrimping boa? 57.0.50 Will trade for up truck in good COoditio for enulty. 327 1153 Can be seen at 307 Tucker f)r,, Suntand - * * Singer * Hwy.44, West, Sanforø 373 ____________________________ pj Goods Bedroom set, Complete $105; guitars. $15. new living room set, $120; 2 twin beds, $50 complete. ladies desk. 575 Dave's Furniture. 500 Sanford Ave.. 73 9370 Auction Seice 17' Cobla 50 HP JoM and small trolling motor, electric wench, new top. Excellent condition, $1,695 377 '355, -- wu - Twobedroom,largelot 51 - H's TWENTY BAGS OF GROCERIES will be given away along with many other door prizes at the Homemakers Show to be held at the Sanford Civic Center March i Doors open at 6-30 - COUNTRYLlVluGyetcs,t01y conveniences Newly painted, paneled, carpeted and furnished, Can use as 7 or 3 bedrooms, 7 storage buildings, All for oniy FRIDAY, FEB 21, 730PM We are loaded with furniture of all kinds, bedroom, living room. kitChen, refrIgerator, mahaon dteu' & chest, plus misc, Iterrs of all kinds. ROBSON MARINE 2977HW')f 1792 a. MAJTLANI) FLEA MART Plo qualifying, 3 bedroom, i'- bath central heat-air, fence, 51.99$ down, $191 mo. 7 PCI 377 6315. DEBARY -3 BR,2 bath, swimming pool Assumable mtg. Price, ______________ ______________________ $)9,O. CORBETT REA ESTATE, REALTOR. 668 179 32-Houses Unfurnished - Two furnished apts.. Quiet 'w'gh borplood OiiI,u permanen resIdent,. Deposit reQuired, 131 0990. , 1911 H, 17 92. Open Sat. & Sun.9 S 3)92920 -- -- M UNSWORTH REALTY W It' St 373 6061, 373 05i7 Real Ettate ..roker 7)5 Meadows Lake Mary Sanford Area, 2 Bedroom duplex, drapes, _________________ appliances, AC, pool, pool tvice included, SItS 904 7733157 ext. 779, Don Cline I Bdrm, carpeted, utilities paid Quiet place for couple Or mcifl Mature adults, 37) 5695+ Pr) •u ,rMh water. full canvaS, lOaciCci with extras New trailer With electric wench 54.000 at Welaka 904 467 2156 ask for Terrell or Bill ---- Larry Saxon, Realtor _____ rurai p3ymen?, rTorlttIy payments less than rent. Government tunsiduled to qualified buyers Call to s if u Qualify!? 7 RDRP.', furn.:,t,t--J or unturr)is?m,'j Adutlspreterre 373 513.4cr - - f4r - lrnnrfit,. occupanry I & 7 bccroor,, furnihid apartrne,-,1% Water turfllshed near ciO*ntoisn Sanford. $100 to $120 Mon'h, 3 0066+ Auction Sale II69TrIHUII -- - 72udion ______ -_________ 'T"a steel hull, twin ni mOn-c engines, can cruiser, Good Condition Assume payments, III per mc 321-0179. ' 5000 BTU Air Conditioner used focjr months; 10" Radial arm saw; variety of other items Winter ----Springs, 373 973 - * I -- - They're Hot! FrIday, Feb. 21 11S—S5 5S—Bts & Accesrjes OPENING SANFORD FLEA MART Saturday & Sunday, to i. ' -i mi. East of I Ion SR 46 372 ?Sllor 731 0770 BUY & SELL. * Hicc, clean, 1 bedroom bpartme fit, Lights, water fufnithd. Adu 15 only. $33 373-7396 After 5. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. - - A VAL ON A PAR TM EN TS ADULTS, PlO PETS 116W. 2nd SI. - "ME" - - , Close to downtown, new lovely bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully equIpped, Water sewer garba Service pd. by Owner 5170. 3 7(95 or 373 1593 + ENOUGH FOR - DUPLEX, Furri. or unfurn. Id location. featonabIe rent. Ph owner 363-3721 anytime. - AND IT'S GOOD ' us for Sale At The Fair Get a 'teddy Bear" Wl (Whip Inflation Nowi 2k (Same prIce las' 70 yes at WALT'S TOY STANDS CentralOrlafifto Fair Feb 2SMar.$ _____, Through Feb. 77, 1115 all new home 3 BR,, large lot, nice area. spic & span, low down, $73,500 Acre contracts wIll qualify for ash Really, REALTOR, 3337750 rebateupto5300yeslpctofyour new home contrf priced f FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on NO QUALIFYING NEW 3 OR., 2 our 1971 price list-will Scenic Wekiva River's bass bath home, allextras. .O0Odown fiShing paradise, among beautiful 373-2757 Oaks Rental from $125 mo. for of your home, Call Johnny Walker Construction, 3774451 and ask for mobile homes includes free canoe DEL'TONA, Lakeylew, exclusive "Ken" or "Bud". Alter hours 373. use Adults only, Camp Seminole, area, large 2 bdrm 7 bath, double 377 1170 1342 or 372-7111, 191 Country Club garage, electric door, Many cx. Rd. Lake Mary, Fla, lras. 534.100. $l.00down. $775 mo Bedroom furnished apartment Owner will hold mtq for 10 yrs at Lights and water furnished, Relax Shop lheasy way Shop 1)01 a mo, at? pct Will take trade Adults only, 377 3509 0tt''ç, today's Classified Ads from your HOYT ASSOCIATES. REALTOR, easy chair. $31 7739. Furn Apt., clean tpacu$, $93 mo.? ml. from downtown Sanford, 372VERY SELDOM INDEED 1)16 or MOSS I E C. BATEMAN Can you name your own n-rice, But it may be POssibleon this I bedroom Peg. Real Estate Broke. Larqe 1 bedroom furnished apart 7 bath in Sanford because the ntent. All utilities included, 37? 1813 911 owner is leaving the area, and is Park $165 month; $50 damage, anxis to Sell. Has Carpeting 373 o&o. throughout, central heat & air ''Get 'EM While * -L?f's lock today and talk. Call 373 9110 31A—Duplexes ___ *' 3 BR home, 7 baths, $1,000 down, assume Payments. L1'rge woocied lot 16 x 16' family room 373-3267, IdyIIwlIde-3b4drooms with double garage. 2 baths, family room, dining room, utility room with sInk, built.ln appliance,, fireplace,7 patios, fenced, with or ;;huul .bovegrouna pool 7 mos old, 373 5601+ BIG "3" furnished apartment .: r0;,,,;a0 ve sceI - Garage Apt. First floor. ?licaly furniShed. Very clean, $59 Mo. Rear, 711W 1st St - FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1)20 Florida Ave. 3736650 -- ____________________________ , Rentals FOR THE ___ - Evening Herild, Sanford, Ft. 4-4Iouses IT'S GOOD ENOUGH furnisharj ôfld un furnished. Furni;hedarecarpe,ed & air Conditioned $15 S up. 373. 1510 lBedroom - MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 37)7900 ___ - _______ Apartn,ents - of work. Call us If you have a real estate license, and a desire to EARN MOREf FORREST GREENE, INC. RFA1TORS3fl61cr3fllO - ______ — ChuIuo,a---Jur, 1 bearoom. Sh draperies, AC, hat, lSxfl liv thi,ii, Reach, fishing. Adults, no p SItS includes utilities 363-3161 •, - _______ _______ SANDLEW000 VILLAS W.AIRPORT 8Lv. SANFORD, 373-7s70 ___41—Houses lorl8edroom.AduittOnty Park AvenueMobil, Park ?$SParkDrive,)73714t - - * _____ "' __________________________ Aparnurnjs Two bedrm. apt., or large 2 bedr-corn house 173-9370 from 9 to 6. Make it .:j Organ concert by Mildred by Etheloot irc1e of Alcxa1der presented by Speaker, Dr. Congregaa Christi,.n Liltona Organ Society, 2 p.m., Jess Wright, state director of Church, 24 ark Ave., San. Deltona Woman's Club, 1049 AARP, on legishitlon. ford, 5.7 p. pci to public. Normandy Blvd. disease, IhavealsohadX rays 1' 831-9993 322-2611 _____________________________ FElL 23 30-Apartments (Jnfurnjsl Wintet' Pwk I doctor and have no organic 4 1 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole been to a - ,- .- .-''" -' _________________________________________________ CALENDAR Adjusting ha developed spastic colon problems. U Needs DEAR DR. hR 4 _____ Ii Friday i_. 4,'.- API BROWN PEST CONTROL 7Só 2 ParkDri,,, 327 0563 Wall Papering - PAUL SLATLII Professionap Wallpaper Hanger Llct'nseo Residential, Cornmeccsai Free EstImate, Ph 3224173 4 sn',ut C'asi'f'e Ad bring; n.' celj,,rnt Try Otsi and see CIII 372 261i or $3; i9) Well "FiLS DPiL,J PUft,tPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt types Sod sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 707W InciSt 372843? AsmallClassilieciAdbr;ng,bq returns Try one tee Call 377 '611 Ot 1119993 .srvj To List Your usInes5Djoj3222611 or 8319993 -' �1L jLr jflJJ --- ----''--.,-. . HOROSCOPE I ! I BY BERNICE BEDE OSOL ARIES (March 2 I.April 19) &nneOne will anger you today. An outside influence has shaken You'll be tempted to -- -- I' ~4 — Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. give him a things up domestically, it will piece of your mind. Your better still a -z,cme effect today, but judgment will previal. You its power is diminishing. wcn't.. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec Your going to run into someone 21) Scrieone in your family whose oninion Li 'nntr,-v Ifl CithStlflfl "" () ll The Truth (6) Concentration (9) Wild World Animals (13) Th Stonemans (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Symbol Of Squares (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9:30 (2, 8) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family 2000 AD () lntdrt 01 Gilligan Repor t 10 00 (2, 8) Land 01 The Lost (6) ScoobyDoo (9) Deviin The Electric (9) Odd Couple (13) The Detectives 1 0:00 (2. 8) Policewoman News a LTOfl ::(13) Dick Powell Cocktail Hours 3 to (hors d'oeuvres) I Fea uring Melodies 1ky Jini At$~e r -~ I I. Hours: Ij an p.m. Monday th F ris v Special 1:00 () Movie ight Satur4a (44) Party .__1 - (24) Carrascolendas (33) TBA- (24) America (44) Movie 3:30 ti'S AKLIE .i US T sI . TS - TODAY - I - .j (6) I 1-4 I 1. _______ . - ____ . - 411 - , KRIS KAISTOFFERSON ALICE rT%r, LONZO & OSCAR lIe BILL CARLISLE ADULTS — 1.50 ' GOLDEN AGE — 73c PG • SHOW il"s Comets ANYMOREI STARTING TONIGHT ___ _ - . - - POL1CC BENEVOLENT ____________________ ;p . 1 10- b. ADULTS $2.30 CHILDREN NLNOEAIRAHMHGNOGNIS - Janke 01111on -Kay Sta llings I 1 St rK 50C CLUB V UT 9:3&11:30 A.M 1 -4 P M 7 31.11 P.M - ' / 411111, CAN ON ('AHOI, (1110HUS HOUND IIYM%l SOING Tomorrow: Illodge Podge I a P Pill I1V - __ , -_ __ ./ - . - il engines will be adaptable with the city It also appears that Knowles and Sanford fire chief Manning Harriett don't we eye to eye with Kaiser on the meaning of r:;ual aid. Kaiser said that the main point of havi ng a mutual aid agreement with another fire department is that thl? clor,cf-,! fire department would respond 11 ' - '- rw1r, I. '- 't 'f" . " A Z~_ 11 " 1 %. -...% jF _t ^ . - Kaiser offered the exampl e of an automobile accident in the Itoestablish mutual CI e county firestation a ' I aid agreements. was located closer Wn the city ir Following the department's station to the scene of the ac •beginning in October 1974, each cidett. ' K . county municipality was Knowles also is keeping in The county would then be the contacted with the idea to 1 on mind the fact that if the City of scene to administer CHIEF HARRIETT establish a mutual aid pact I I ! -. 2 1.. GARY KAISER Sa riford went into an agreement first aid, and the city depart. . . whereby the county and cities the county and Altamonte with the county. !ire insurance 2ccepting bids for fo "lent would participate as wf e would assist one another on Sprirgs for a mutual aid pact backp to the city taxpa) ers would engines, which also is a pointir emergencies If the test program is sue. probably increase 'The name of the game is which Knowles and Kaiser Of the municipalities con cessful, County Fire But Kaiser is aware of his differ when somebodyneeds help the LittleMichelle Andrew, 10',2 mouth old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. tacted only Altamonte Springs Administrator Gary Kaiser undermanned fire stations and Knowles said the new fire help is there," Kaiser said. David Andrew, lAke Mary, reminds everyone that and Sanford have replied to the hopes other Seminole ispushinglormoremoneyfrorn tnicks will not be compatible This Is what mutual aid Is all Daylight Savings Time Is In effect as of 2 a.m. today. In case yoti mutual aid proposal. unicipalities will follow the County Commission to with the city's ei ting fj , a bout, forgetwhich 'Any to turn your clw.ks, hitissMichelle reminds u6 to Altamonte Springs is in- Altmnonte Springs, lead and increase his personnel and equipment. 77le same promdure also spring aheaj, fail back, I.e., move the bands ahead terested, Sanford is not, join the county with mutual aid upgrade the county's fire. But, ,, this is incorrect," would be followed on a fire. The and back one hour this fall. (Herald Stalf Photo by Bill Vince Groundwork for a pilot nt) But, Kaiser's request for fighting equlpment. Kaiser "The department which was the .. _1 . - 8V, t I ULAK W .I ~ I - __ According to County Engineer Bill Bush, who has determine the probability of locating oil in that inspected the firm 's operation in Lake Co un ty, sec tor. the process does not Involve any drilling or ,4a.sttng. A company under eontrett to Gulf Oil will soon In addition to pro.fecting oil probabilities, other Transponders The exploratl firm Ms already received r foot-long receiving spikes begin preliminary oil exploration attempts In rock structures Can also be identified, including mission from the state to operate along sWte roads connected by telephone wire -are placed in the cz,al deposits. Seminole County C0Unt} oners giv e riohtsf.wati in Seminole, Lake, Orange and ground along the shoulder of th e ad for a str etch -the official approval on Tuesday. Although th e vibrations from th e trucks e ' of about four miles. A receiving truck with tang Vusia coUes and is Presently c ' ompleting described by Bush as "light, gentl e"ones, the noise 1cmmWWonelrs Wt week Ploration work In ' t- .. reid1, Then, four hC"V1hra1or deks" ffiove smerdent, The 4 ix -9111 Mwd e,iploraftu " rch method. called single Me along the wir"d 5icLi vii, 5topping about "I warned the mr_rn!!~;Ion4~,-s qj;it %,ey can ex. .. a1an the eder f ':y roads once a contract Vibroseis, works on the concept of boundng every 20 feet to thrust a four foot square ta steel mp for the activity is pect to receive complaints about the trucks," Bush vibradons off various levels of tt* earth's crust, on the ground. The tamp 1 is then vibrated for about said. Since the process is a slo and recording theviaUons on parw one, It could take up special tape In a 20 seconds and the receiving truck picks John Cubley of Geophysical told the Board last to a half hour to pass a up the ticular point, he ex. sound truck. The tape is then sent to a Ilouiton, vibrations bouncing week that his firm would pay the county $100 for back from various levels of the plained. every mile Of cowily road when they used for ex. Texas taboratory for inkretaUon of th e seismic earth 's crust. By identifying the type of venlngieal in addition to working state and county roads, property in order 'o county. properly cover the entire Bush said he "doubts seriously It the vibrat"ns would cause a sinkhole" In weak limestone fer. mations, but admits that "some emoti will probably think so. Bush said rwn tc believe - I . .Qk, !Parch by Go' for new deposits of 'black gold.' °Uowthgulf expected Bcar dPprcval of the contract on Tuesday. and pre,uaL.&a;) ' surveying t-if areas to be "sounded out," operations could bea inunediately, Bush said. No word has yet been received on interpretation i i. Shaw I Charges ro e Bo ~~IIII ~ ByIDPRICKE1T Herald Staff Writer three-day boycott [n response t0 show the school board a Instead; James Gads - n, a a school board decision to phase solidarity of purpose amOnR communitv leader ,-i%, q ,t -. The Seminole County school out the Altamonte Springs blacks in the community, . I "indefi'te, when Rosenwald • system could lose about ® school and turn it into a center Concerning the Rosenwald marchers will put their By GLENN McCASLAND on State 436 and U.S. 17. Seminole County. Per student for every pupil who for handicapped children. State Atty. Abbott boycott, black spokesm.an have children back into school. About Herald Staff Writer 92. Adams said Faulkner and boycotts classes at Rosenwald TheY Say Ule boycott is to set no time for its ending. Herring's IfIce has 211 blacks attend Rosenwald. Sgt R. C. Adams said during Thompson were checking a -Elementary next week. ac. dropped felony burglary CASSELBERRY - A 30. the investigation of Faulkner rt of a suspicious person at cording to a school spokesman. ,.'!'4 ":1 year-old man was facing a injury, a suitcase, which had the lounge parking lot when the .A. ._.:;000"0""`- f -Vt— :4 -- -eighth suspect Administrdtive Assistant -_ ~_ -_ -_ iyw-w*w variety of charges today after been tought to Casselben-y officers noticed a taxicab with Al ap Ra) saidthe potential In a Sanford police , • police discovered 'between 15 police headquarters from the the hood raised in (lie zOt I or t.,e ute to penalize burglary ring , -: ' to 18 pounds" of mariJuana in a accident scene. was opened and Checking the cab, the officers '_ 'N Seminole is there. But, he said, Assistant State Ally. Bill • found its driver attempting to suitcase (luring an investigation the marijuana discovered. , 11 into the injuryof a Casselberr Thompson was arrested at start the car and assisted hull him the state would probabl) ag ainst a I n it a u xiii a r patrolman e''day 203 am by Faulkner and with Faulkner holding a make allowances due to policeman Robert A _____ — George All(A Thompson, 30, Patrolman Jim Thompson after flashlight at the front of trie cumstances. ~ I , C -. I _. t t. no address given, was arrested a stalled taxicab in which vehicle. II "I feel sure, under the cir- - I I Decottes Ave., Sanford, on charges of driving while in. Thompson was riding jumped A man, later identified cumstances, the state would were dropped because ' tosicated operating a vehicle forward, hitting Faulkner, mpson,wasInthecabat the ------. make some allowances; I'm - .. — sworn testimony by other 11, 4 • with an expired Tennessee Adams said. time and offered to assist Utt e sure the state would not _ . -,*-- =, 9 . ~ persons Involved %-InI.: , r's Ili.-vabe and diwrderly Detectives said the cab driver in starting the car, k driv. *_ penalize us," Ray said. : intoxication after Patrolrnan marijuana was valued at but the offer was declined, T'he reason for the potenUal IN" . fie had been charged In -.4-W.-~_ . _. Richard Faulkner was knocked "about $3,500 on the street" and Adams s id. - t I Z r _o~_ito the ground by an automobile called the discovery one of the Faulkner asked the man to _ . -_ 'A I - - _~ - breakin In % hich tools % ere -F`rE Week," or the week the 7 at the ABC LAunge parking lot largest in recent months in step out of the cab. which he state makes its audit to did. but just as the cab motor determine how much funding Junior High School. suspects will be granted next year. Seven other i driver's seat and put th e vehicle :spokesman confirmed next 1 arrested, Including four into gear, causing it to week is audit week, and tha t the i pollee patrolmen, 8 city forward, striking Faulkner, id actual head count runs from building Adams reported. Feb. 14-28. To get funding next C auxiliary policeman and a Faulk ner dove over the )" year from the state, a student New Jersey Occirician Something For Everybody of the police cruiser parked must be enrolled in the schoo I have pleaded guiltv to nearby to avoid being trapped - and have attended claw . fluftflSL In tilL burglarits & between the two cars, but the herald news staffers ha'e added a new tw.st o Tbe kast one of (lit mudit da)s ORDERED JAILED The seven face possible pa rking brake e ca kept Sunday Herald editorial pages. Glenn h1cCasland offers AH Id h boycott an off-best treasure hunt, Associate Editor John Spolski -"-N underway on Feb. 10. 1, Five baliffs and shertff's ranging from a year In I Faulkner suffered a slight touches on the school boycott In "Around The Clock" If a student is out during the deputies apprehended a injury to the forehead and while Managing Editor Bill Currie offers an unusual entire period, the state can chop __~~ GRAND PRIX9 WHERE A MAN CAN BE CRACKED LIKE A NUT9 OR BURNED TO DEATH IN SECONDS Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 . disc nel'in an all-new steries of 24-page F Tn order volumes J If and ill sendil for making .against payable to Seek & Find "in care of this newa per . •...-. Pounds Of 'Weed iscovere Bv JCe D - 'o ploration. Cubley indicated that their search would probably last "about sixty days," and use a bout 2C to 30 miles of county roads. 18 • D — - xPloration 0 I ___________ BY '%ID u own: ('IIANTF'Y SUN. 1:X, 3:34.44 P.M. MON. 1:00-16 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES *ED, PRIVATIE PARTIES THURI. PRIVATE PARTIE- S FRI. 1:1s-11 pA. ENTERTAINMENT - THURS., FRI., SAT. Y MIAMI & hidden name and box it .4 - FwORKINGGIRLS D M ft H S T R K Q I T 0 T A V £ C H K "appy hour 4-7 Free Nors, crotuvrits I 1 p. HELD Th urs. Night U nescorted Ladies Drinks . ) (I) Jabberwocky ____ - - The C A N Y I 0 C H A N T K Y C ANKNR - . By HILL BEUEVILLE herald Sta ff Writer , CROCODILES E SOBTL C II A I U N NO C S R ft I _____ ' - ~Gulf Schedules HCW. DOW UVE MATINEE — S 30 The . .. , e i - . says. " I . TO CHANGE ~ 1,. LL_L[: CHILDREN -ISc STUDENTS - 23 (4) F avorite ..,artlan , - ' (44) Herald Of Truth N _;~L - 2_ JKW!~ .r ,~; T_ . I . Asuld1w 4- ~. , I ---. , A K C I I ft I I RN K S K I A N A T Bozo - - - SEE IT AND YOU'LL NEVER FORGET ITI Star Trek . M ~_, -. __________ department ears that the county could hold its end of the mutual aid agreement. The present equipment the county has to battle urban fires is COfl5dCd inadequate by Sanford Lit) Manager Warren 'Pete' Knowles 'The ke) word is mutual," Knowles said. With the present county fire fighting force of two men at each station around the city, and what Knowles calls etruclLs and with tanks" trucks, Knowles said the mutual aid pact would be "too one-sided."' . - ____ , - u - . -- . . ~ ___--. -_ " .,. ~ —-.- ~ - . I , - If 4, ~ , . . 7:30 .1 9:23 ____ A '; . 4k It r- ' The five-month old Seminole County Fire Department, responsible for fire protection in the unincorporated areas of the county, is suffering from growing piins Besides the expected problems from organizing several volunteer fire-fighting units under the coun t)- rot, Seminole's fire department is running Into deadend.s from .. - I YOU'LL LIKE . ' "'' — '• GUARANTEE i - .1 --'. )) I Jf .. ;~~ MONEYBACK o VACAKHN , __ 1 . .IIII xll ' 1_arts BLUEGRASS - d..II'1 I % Ij I , ByMiLKCYL1)CHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer "\' - L., - : - :Ui~% -_-__~; o*ms CMa . a . H i ts Sanford Stum biin g B1 ock -I ' ç I. --- 0 • . . / - STAR I ,-,- .0. i~' ,, "- . Ulm R. High Auditorium ' / - - Midnight Show Fri Sat un 8:30 1 ~ 1 W~, 11I . I 1.J' l() - -. i - I I - _____________ Seminole i1A N 0 N 1 0 K 0 T A I U A ft I S 0 N Jeannie (6) My Favorite . : ,I% . FLORIDA Hard, 7:00 (2) i Dream - REM i PERSON i T' Music For Voice A '_ * ~. -- 8:00 PM Association R A 8 I R 0 U N F D N PJ - 6:30 (2) Across The Fence 6) I (2) High Chaparral B C H 0 R L I E A C A Y R0TWAHC ; ~ . " -_ - Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional S~ __________________________________________________ 6:00 (6) Growers 24 P-tRk DRIVE, SANFORD, FLORIDA -t e i U , ãn,ora, t-lorjda 32771-Price 20 Cents /_ .,,? 'ii i AL ISLAND 4. '" •' __ iv TOMORROW SAT, FEB 22nd (24) Romgnolis Table SEEK & FIND ' -- " C 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers SATURDAY . . (13) Movie (24) Zee CookingL Children's (44) Lost In Space - I ) Basketball 1:30 (8) Categorically Speaking (9) Daytona $00 (44) No Place For A Picnic 2:00 (2) Tar:an (6) Adventure Theatre (0) Movie (24) Electric Comny (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends - m MW — too$M sn"0118 I (33) Sc hool (35) Speed Racer tO 40 (13) Movie - - (13) Movic(24) Seasame treet (24) Zee Cooking . I EVENING 7 00 (2) Untami d World r Festival Rangers Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Soundstage (35) Fishing (44) Soul Train 12 30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert ,ketlI (24) OS) Sports Legends nliii. 67th Year, No. 159-Sunday, Febrry 22, l97 - (6.8) News (I i) Reasoner Report (3$) Pop Goes Th Country Neighborhood (6) Children's Flirr Hour 10:30 (2, 8) Sigmound And Sea Monsters (6) Shaza (9) Lassie's Rescue (24) Aviation Weather (35) Burke 's Law (44) NigH Gallery 1, 30 (2. 8) Tonight Show (24) Black Journal ' Goldsboro (1 Untouchables 1 00 (2) Soul Train (24) Company (44) Ernest Angley Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (6) CBS Report I)iiiiii' Special (8) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days 13 l'CStI (24) Mister Rogers Phooney (13) Champions (24) Wall Street Week 9 00 (2 8) Rocktord Files (6) Movie erb 'nit t --- ay T 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 140 (9) Movie (44) Bold Ones 830 ( 6) J tfersons 900 (6) Mary Tyler al 4 Awards Man 6:00 (2. 6, 8) News Middle East (6) Unlimited 900 (28) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie () The Man 9:30 (44) Man And (44) Horizons d (24) Florida - - (24) Mister Roger's 8:00 (2, ) Sanford And Son (6) Khan (9) Jacques Cousteau (24) Washington Week 8•30 Board (I) Rapping With Mannion 11 Moore (9) Movie (21) Bergman Film (44) MovIe Newhart 9:30 (6) Show 10:00 (2,8) Entertainment Hall 01 Fame 11:00 (9) News (6) Newswatch 113S) The 11:30(44) Night Concert (6) Movie (9) Movie - - () Hee Haw (I) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence WeIk (24) Grandpeopl , Department ••s" g 1:30 (2) Friends Of l)fl (9) Name That Tune (24) Book Beat ) Movie 8:00 ' The Family (9) FBI (13) Kung Fu 5:00 (2) Archer (6) Hogan's Heroes (I) Great Mysteries (35) Party (44) Mod Squad 3:30 (e) Wc'drf,jt World Around Us (24) Zoom (33) Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man Safety .. 1 ,/' i 0:30 (2) Chopper Bunch (6) What's My Line (6) Speed Buggy (8) $25000 Pyramid (8) Banana Splits I.t .._,. 7:30 I 1-1 j'1L,,14'._.:Y OF I. .Ar "& Ou ' tandb1usfr.f . ' Takes A Thief (24) Sports 70's ..3 () Nnhviiie Music (9) Sport5WorId J ot 7:00 (2) ) 'J).mO l2t - (so 0.1 It 1:00 (8) 'EVENING &ngs. Each must yield a bit if contend with today will be very peace is 0 be maintained, trying. Keep your mind on the LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You'll rewards It won't seem so be inconvenienced because of heavy. another 's problems You will PISCES (Feb. 20-March20) A pot ourslf out because this friend you seldom seem at ease individual has done the same with will cross your path. This time, her presence will prove VIRGO (Aug. 23ept. 22) enjoyable. There's an unresolved issue with an old mend It has been YOUR BIRTHDAY smoldering too long It could be Feb. fl, 1q75 u flu if 5t.1 it LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) An old friend important to Resign yourself to se things you in the past will reenter your through to completion today. life Uiis year. This person will You wi ll come out the victor, if bring some f ortunate circurnstances yo u'll both share SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Ifl. S iipc'rh -- -- - Friday, Feb. 21,117S-6B FRIDAY , f 11 - 11 - S(IL Alut, I - '- yours tut equally strong. Better revise Lid Handle this pern tactfully, sure all stick to it faithfully. GEMINI (Ma) 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. Dontbe bashful about seeking 19)Theactionsofyourmateor an adjustment for something partner will bug you mostly that seems overpriced. . because you don't appreciate Grind his point of view. Once you do, CANCER (June 21-July 22) harmony returns. You and your mate will not see AQUARIOLJS (Jan. 20-Feb. Pt .1 Pt'PnhtIif.wn.,..t.....AI... Ifl'T'L._ ,...__L i_I I ---- I I LEISURE .....................-. the " _ . iiur __ - * l... DogTrac kRd 11-fl! FERN PARK M-2414 CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO __ I CALLOUT - - Ii 1 SKATE CITY va r eyr a LuunurMMuL JIUflI I __ I ____ 't ____ I____ I ~o -• 11Z 1. I . to - X_ . ' p 7 d - - ul]IE,4 W ., . 1% 1F &....__ 4 V1. 8 I RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 64 EDGEWATER DRIVE I -'•• - ~ • I - ^ _ _ — - I — - -17 , r I - ; AV1Z600M Zn i i~ i __ U-M nijtnC & Jn & The Wetterners. I . 1 1~ - X_ WED Tt.t - - - Steak iii, - TPgUR$.: Dani Cntijt UT Hot To G N1Ø1 - — JACKIE STEWART 1.. 0 I 1-7 AIA VPg I . , Old GRAND Poll DRIVIRS Or THE WORLD %ritcrs offer a few quips and quotes often merlooked In covering their beaU. It's all In The Sunday Herald, Page IA Index -1 - Around the Clock ....4A ....... 4B Bridge r a Priz.s 1110 . %i~, GOES BEYOND THE ULTIMATE TRIP I — Produced by PETE L[AV[LL Direc(d by CLAUDE DUDOC *&.FRIEDcIHCKEN O &AD 'ICOID% ___________ A Open C, 1a m 1119 p m ,FrJ & S1 lii lop m - 18Franchw. nrd flga9emeflt Editorial , . 4A Adams said. 'nic offi(er was checked and released at orida North. Adamssatd at the time of the incident, a brown leather suitcase was In the back seat with the man, who asked of. ficers to allow him to retain the suitcase while at the Cassel. , i v romics ....., Crossword Puzzle ..4B ..... Abb' ....6A 3A Obituaries ......... _5A Sports .......... :. A-3B 1.3C Women' %%'F' ThII"R in the trunk of the police cruiser and transported Thompson to Jail for booking, Adan said. After Thompson was booked on the traffic charges, Faulkner andThompsoitookthesuftcase U2 11111.j.IJi 'p % itigations ordered by tirrult Court Judge Clarence T. Johnson last weeL The day the police oi. ficers pleaded guilty Heffernan told Judge depending on the grade the student attends. At Rosenwald, it ,Aould be slightly more titan OObecauseitmsanelement A school principal said one day is all it takes for a student to attend. "But if he's not there at all, we lose mone from YesterdaY's high 73, low 62. Mostly cloudy and warmer toda y and tonight with chance of showers, thighs In the upper 70 and the low In the . from the cruiser to Inventory its contents and dIscoered the marijuana. iContinued On PaMe AI suspended officers "make It oln-lous that the stale has no breaking and entering or grand lurceny case against Shaw." "The defendants said Shaw Just happenH 10 be there He didn't partkipate," ltcfft'rnan 5a11. schools, which is scheduled to begin Monday, shouldn't affect the funding because it is scheduled to last only three days. Thus, each student shouH beinclassesa minimurnuf one day during the audit period which Is all that is specified in te funding rcquirnients. hllack have rllI mr •hn U ~ loot chaise through the courthouse and city streets il I . i41_ - i, .1% "li; -_ -; . - Third Street (abose) Officials said the youth ned Won learning arealt Court Judge David U. strawn X ~_ Center. ' c ay 1k .— PIV 4 . ____ . . - _~ - I;- : - -_ FLEEING JUVENILE I M I I i.,. , I -~,! - . 41L I -I . * ,; . PETER REVSON Businessman '& Lunch 11; HCppy Hour 3-7; Lu ncheon Speciati si.o MOPd cI1hDinner—aiyoucanHt31.4s . _________ be"%. "Naftu l f . - , & E - - I 7 1 , . _* _ ~ ilk .I 011001111111111 __ - Music Nightly by Geo - Ins e I; ~_ ., ____ . 8.22 A . . '_,"1,_.,-I .I - 1117- 95 _-_- - - _ _~~ - r~ ~X _ ~__~__ f-_ iqz ~J - z e- _~ v _. -L - _r . ________ Opt I . . . __ ~~ - . I THE BUCKET BRIGADE -is pieces of our honey dipW. fried chicken, 6 hot butler tastin' biscuits, 2 - -- - __~' __ - ,. ___ ORLANDO, FLORIDA Located in The Edgewater Shopping Conter, Cor. Edgewa ter & Par I ..P --• - -. --- .."-. .: ,% ' :1 I . -. '. I Tk CwAV 11 :- capture Sheliff's Sgt. Too the handcuffed youth back to court where Strawn ordered Wm held in county lad. 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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>, February 21, 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/6e422241d1742812e73ef750f690ce71.pdf 59739ad230eea4cd7e189568743d46da PDF Text Text 128-Evening Herald, Sanford, F l l2B-Eveningf4erg,j,,flfrdi 'Zoo IT B) JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor Wednesday, Feb it, 97 . It Now' Is SISTER Watchword !-- .~ . - . 1 5 1- - ._ - _ 1 " _ v .-, _- ",- I _ _ 1_1-.1 . _- _ i . I -_ I . 1-': 1_W '. ;7.-. _ I'1 -_= ~.,... _:_- -.__ -, , -,-_ ,..-, -1.-, ;,~ . I . I . I I -.-T_%-&VW" , f, . i_ L? -^ ej .~~."_--.= -. -._ ~i! ,--, -?"-A I n -i _ -~._~~r_ : 0 t "' "4 Jf t, :,r 44 i~ h 7 'r . t:.: -,, % _ - -I, - b , AY i " So in 1968 SISTER Inc. was the zoo. k -, --7 -~-* , - ,,, , A month later, they had been committed elsewhere ii ( i l _: zorganized under the presi1ency elicited a president of the new Zoological There was only one snag. The promise that the since the offer to support the Society, J. Of Irene IJrney. Its main project Pauheci Galloway vice rmitchlng funds were approved Q. -,, .,. ---. Family Foundation Sanford Zoo was not accepted is, president, For three whole yeart Itm was tile rejuvenation or would donate na and Mrs. Valerie for development of a park, not a IF ni --i pnnt-,, h, or all SISTER Club Inc. waej the thorn relocation of the old zoo. $20,000 needed to relocate the 2' in the flesh and the bane of th And while a zoo committee, Among the trustees were of Harna, volunteer fund raiser , . .. lies of Sai!ord'.g Cit) Corne SISTER (Sanford's Interested zoo, appointed by the City CornSarahs several members of SISTER, To Eneourage Stan Brock, and the Zoological SISTERS became regulars at mission, was working with imssioners . \__',. the including Margaret S Ganas, Society to raise the money for a wrote to the City Count) Commission meetings, arc hi But SISTER'S persistence Commission that they belie and Dr. Bean of Busch Dorothy A Powell, Vivienne zoo on a section of the large ved - ( ' paid Off. nagging, urging, demanding Gardens on newplans, on Dec.Sweeney and Ruth G Swinney. (lad b% Ignoring the zoo, Sanf ,. I. ord They circulated a petition 14, 1970, the Commission o(ed ,) If it weren't for the The Seminole County July 1, as letting a tremendous seeking 1973, was the official support for the zoo 4-1 to phase out the zoo by Oct. P aggressive efforts of this small Zoological Society with Its dedication of the Central potential lie dormant, and relocation project. They 1, 1971. but determined band of glowing prospects for th e Florida Zoological Park, and on Sanford urged the Commission to take sponsored a second contest, this women, there That's when the SISTERs probably positive action to improve th relocation of the Sanford Zoo Nov. 21 the Zoological Society wouldn't be a zoo in Sanford zoo and e time an art contest, "My really started to "Zoo it no w.,, was •fi,,. , finally launched — largely borrowed from three local the pitiful lot of the Favorite Animal in the Sanford They collected today. There certa inly wouldn't more than 2,000 through the efforts of the banks the $100,000 to be animals caged therein. / Zoo," which was matbe a spanking new Central ,-won by Audrey signatures of city taxpayers to staunch little band of SISTERs. ched by the The Conunission respond ed (f state, for the Temple, Dan Mcintosh and savethezoo,Ovcr500 telephone Florida Zoological Park under ) . -. with entliustasm and promises Theresa Clark. Severcl booster stages development of the park. -I construction on a 109-acre .1 'J calls were received by the local followed. On Jan. 22, 1973, tract of a brighter future for the zoo. the On Oct. 15, the Zoological May 1970, was a high point in radio station to save of virgin forest just west of the zoo, . the And SISTER set about doing SISTF:i1's drive day after Jack Hanna was Society purchased an additional city, for a better zoo At the time there as little Installed as zoo director, what it could to stimulate the 5.1 acres adjoining the park to the City Commission ap- over $30,000 in the "Zoo it now!" was the support and raise money for city budget County requested sIoo,uoo ecpedide road construction. proved a 14-acre SISTFR watchword. By site west of for relocation of the zoo, matching land and water A few weeks later, the City of they meant, do somethingwhich now upgrading or relocating the zoo. The Herald building for the new although many area clubs were conservation funds from the &r.ford donated / r $67,736 to the to rejuvenate or relocate (tie spo InnsApril, 1969, the club zoo site. Architect Eoghan raising moeny for the project. State to develop park on 104 ored an essay corn- Kelley was selected 7. logic Society. This was shabby old Sanford Zoo, to prepare SISTER began a "Save petition, "Why I Uke The Zoo," preliminary The acres west of Sanford at the one third of the money collected -plans. For 45 years the Sanford for area elementary school Zoo" fund and set about Junction of I and U.S. 17.92. from the sale of the 14 acres Then ' things started going organizing a Zoological Society Municipal Zoo had been an students. Winners were Is The request was approved May behind The Herald building institution in the city, and for at Pere ong. "Zoo Decision Drags on to help, fund the zoo. 16, arid z, Ann StonIer and Jeffrey the County procek(1 to '". for intended And on," read newspaper the original ! ca't the last 15 years of IL' Mc.uis. lh July of the same The ('rarzatiosIal inetirig purdase the land for 12,u0o. relocation site of t he -headlines, zoo. existance was took place April ), 1971, and . 't_____— in desperate year, through a variety of On April 30, the land was The n am e of th e society was SISTER received a crushing needof better caging a more shortly thereafter, at the first leased to the Seminole Co un ty changed from Seminole County money-making projects, telegram: funds from the election meeting, Dr. George room for the animals. SISTER had raised $1,5M Leading the drive for a new zoo were SISTERs (p, tm left) Zoological Society for 30 years to CentralFloridaZoological for Paulucci Family Foundat.ion W. Edwards was elected a t Margaret Gias, Irene Laney and Dot Powell, with (bottom, $1 a Year. Society on Feb. 67th Year, No. )57-- Thursday, Fchr:r 2). 1075 Sorc, Fktitjd "i-I"rlce iO Cents :- -:- —_ '•. I ' N0 Smoking' Memo Issued To S eminole County Schools o . - , - '. - I : -- — By El,) PRICKEVr herald Staff Writer provide a smoking area outside does not mention kin, health and other reasons For easily be flushed. the school building. dergartens. example, it's much easier to The policy, of course, And, for heal th purposes, one School Supt. Bud Layer sent The theory behind providing smoke marijuana in a has only to disallows any s.nokthgaJf0 out a smoking memo to all eiter a crowded smoking areas Is to keep bathroom than out in the open high or elementary schools, restroom full of cigarette it schools in Seminole County smokers out of bathrooms for since the offending __ "joint" can smokers to know why it's ting n pat be____ -'P , heal thier to smoke out in the no students under 18 will allowed to smoke . grounds during school hours or _— The court yesterday did not activities, grant Parker's request but layer's memo was sent on rejected his petition and gave ad'ñce from School Board Atty. - him 20 days to file an amended Doug Stenstrom and in 1 petition at which time it will be served on the defendants yesterday by Merle E. d named in the civil action. seeking a court order to "If the schools do tolerate prohibit smoking areas at I smoking _-, by minors, they are in Seminole High School. effect making it possible for ii -. Also, Stenstrom said Sheriff children to be summoned by the John Polk has asked Florida iT% law," Stenstromn noted. 'l Atty. Gen. Bob Shevin for an ,-' ., -h opinionconcernJngt he a.est 0( -. LOy, school board rnern')'i' ' ju%,en II 'I ''5' 'i' be ,[ hers Robert Feather, Date "tt j# ,j '7 'rnoklng 1o1mcaui Smnls. Allan KeethEC}j&per . ~__ __ =_. ¶ rr~~ - ~\ \ ~ z :. . . - I - "" :. -- 1, Ir,4. _VW - What To Say About ____ . P - ~~~ __ -.- Retarded Children A' DEAR ABBY: 'louchy Problem" asked whether she • - - should ask her friend about her severely brain-damaged child who was in an institution. Your reply: "Re kind. Don't bring up anything that right make your A. I - 4!4. - .. . --- Well, Maybe if you were on my husband, mXself and the - ; _. I 1' - :t DEAR , , I L v— PE y it liLt - - -- 4''% VI% is# beibre Do you know the most important th ing you should do before picking fruit? . Or pruning your tTee? ~ . And check carefully to see ilthere are any stray branches touching power lines. -I- - __.1 This simple precaution could save you from possible Injury. Yousee,ifa hnchofatreeshouIdcomejn - .~_. -._~-. 0~ . - - - ' A __ 1.w __. ~I . I 1~ . ;:X- =& .7~ . - .. If .' . yt)u or your pruniq t(Vishould come ClOsC tO tile point of contact — well,that could result in an unhappy accident, '9 / -/ -- - A -.-- contact %vitha power line, the tree could bt, come charged with el ectrici ty. If cither -M" _~- - - . . - - -. - - - - - - - --. -J ., _~i - ,,-- 1_~' - - p J - -, 14W '.:. -: - - - 11 I . ti1 1 CLEARS Ilarvest(Irne,j( look RED EYES - FAST - A gentle mist... ... , ___ _______ it not an aerosol ,- te1ore you reap. o you by FlorIda Pover & I i}t i' a puhlt 'ei '. ausc serving the public is really what we're here for ' 0 799 - Ikctrkity [s ipowvrful srazu. hespcct ,t. AVAILABLE AT r14; 1-i I - 'i.t:UiEi -- - '-- --- -- — '-' - . :1 - — -- - 11 41 _ -_ - .' . .- -- _,- -fl---.__ .. Jr., Mrs. Pat Telson, and Lfllle High PrincipalDn __ -._ - '- "may" Summon students, but Polk is seek'ng an opinion whether or not he actually has that power. "No student under the age of 18 is permitted to smoke on school property during school hours and or school activities, Age 18 or over will be regulated in accordance with school board policy. :—' -_— _2' -- r'e -T - -,' ' - - -. -- defendants. The suit asks the courts to _ _______ - _________ ..____ . -. _ ' _ .' order the defendants to "cease and desist to operate a 'smoking area' orpubucf1® property."Also, it asks school - ficfals to stop "encouraging, -- - advising and counseling juveniles, 15 to 17 years of age, amrn i Of fi cials said today that U county fire men STU . i '.iu#nis BBORNLr'5I&'i-. L A NDF IL L used two pumpers, a to smoke cigarettes and to tanker, woods truck and bulldozer In a 12-hour battle to extinguish openly flout the criminal law." several acres of burning tires, 10-feet-deep in some spots, at the FIRE county's Sanlando landfill. Fire units finished th eir job at 3 -. a.m. Stenitrom said he hones "Violations of the above by ...t.. . iei or bnsc through t he fire any student that Laycr s memo wili prevent in billowed thick black smoke at times over nearby H. Officials said need for any further arrest and prosecution", the dump caugh t fire yesterday when a brush f legal acspread to the ion. area Ignift the tires and trash, which Pollution control Officials say is to be covered with dirt by June at the closed landfill near School board policy says that "The school systemand refuse transfer and vehicle fcUou s high school principals wSo tations on North St. off (sherUfj Polk are most anxjoi allow smoking at schools shall iHeraldPboby Bob IJ) to work sthin out that _________________________ ___________________ complies with the law," he said. EXTINGUISHED _e_i_...i_.., egis lators OK L san NonmPart* B'6 11 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer State Sen. John Vogt, will not permit the Port Bill Kercher of the county the next month to six weeks, delegation chairman, voted for Authority to go countywide in planning department said a the bill, addi ng however th The request for funding noted at he Its Industrial development prapplicauon for the funding the ,,innovative-, rogr ALTAMONTE SPRINGS would vote for p am of The Seminole Legislative if Rep. Vince reconsideration program. He said If the port has been submitted to the U.S. providing countyside planning Fechtel, absent property is expanded by Delegation last night approved frorn the meeting. wished t Department of Housing and through a cooperative effort of o a bill proposed by the Seminole discuss it at the March 5 acquiring conUguous property Urban Development and a final the governmental units of an amendment to the act would application County League of Women hearing in Ca.cselberry, will be submitted in Seminole Count y. be requireti. Voters to make fut ure elections of the school board and school Vogt questioned whethernon.The delegation unanimously partisan superintendent elections non-partisan, will result in continued ty wealthier and fewer candidates dinating the technical coor- C I.ittle objection was offered to since backing from the pol'tical committee for the I comprehensive land planning the proposal after a league parties will not be available, act as an on-going committee to representative noted that 68 per cent of the voters in !n other action, the delegation carry out and help implement November election approved approved legislation clarifying the law. The committee, — ou n S Airport Hearing I the concept, carrying all 49 the Seminole Count), Port chaired by Sanford City Seminole Count county precincts. Manager W. E. (Pete) Cornui Authority's industrial bonding Cleveland to discuss the powers. Knowles, has representatives of missioners have set a March 8 need for such The change was endursed last regulations. At oy date for a public hearing to the time, Cleveland told them nIghtbytheSeminolcLeag 0f examine a Authority Attorney Bill seven Seminole cities - proposed "Seminole that zoning restrictions in. club and organization members, Mrs. Gat. chelcameoutofretirementafterherhusband countywide school advisory conunittee, Fechiel Visits Of the school board n Michael Szs..iyog of the sta te Department of Community ordinance, were necessary in order for the Airport Au thority to qualify for The Board would govern fede ral f undatojtune 0f$173 Affairs, said his department is million for airport State Rep. Vince Fechtel (R* suPPOrting a move by (hind) Feather said they Leesburgi has invited the county planning depart the Ujilding heights and lighfing ment sours, on the county land provement costs are favored partisan elections public to meet with him for mmd endorsed by the CA1O near the Sanford Airport. while Davie Sinis said to see coffee. Danish, and disc at $2.3 Ilihlion, usslOn Council of Local Governments good men or women eliminated at 2:30 to 4:30 this afternoon at to acauire Several months ago, com. -------1300 AflA in. fivi,rn1 ....i.- -- to ---.--cuntess occause Of- political the Cavalier mci in a worn their o Motel, U.s. 17-92, funding to Implement the session with Sanford airport zomng brd party affiliation was tragic. city of. as part of the qualification for Sanford. planning act. ficlals and Airport Manager funding "- - ~ ~~~ tt Around the Clock ........ .. 4A School officials pIar to ask of court action in 1970. Bridge department said he and his the reunty a.-.tl night, black lu te pa rents In the La ke 88 black coiiuswmilty leaders today If his proposal is turned superiors still are evaluating leaders spoke in favor of the Orienta area, Calendar ...................5A to join with them and submit down, the school board attorney the question and should have an Classified ............... boycott and in opposition to a School officia l-, plan to phase GB78 the Rosenwald question to the said he will advise School Supt. answer sometime today. school decision to close Rosen- out Comics ..................... Rosenwald, which blacks 88 U.S. Justice Department for a Bud Layer that "he is Yesterday, he said there Is a wald and bus its students to say is a part of Cr ossword Puzzle .......... 611 ruling, the area's responsible for enforcement of good chance that the depart- Casselberry Dear Ahoy.................8A Elementary. cultural heritage, and turn it awaiting decision, the law with respect to parents ment will not While Dr. Iinib launch a probe as 6\ School Hoard Atty. Doug Additional meetings have tfltti a ct'riter (or tLifldicapped keeping children out of school." has been widely reported by tle been scheduled Editorial ................... today, One is at children. 0 Stenstrom said the school "if the boycott is net lifted, news media. Horoscope ................ 7A children "can go back to school 7:30 p.m. in the Allen Chapel Blacks have vowed not to give Ilk' responsibility falls back on Miffed black parents have A.M.E. Church in Sanford. Hospital ...... .... .5A pending advisement." up the school. They say the 48the su perintendent," he said. deci ded L continue th Obituaries - -. .............. 5k cott e boy The b ing of t us he students to year-old school Stenstrorn and other Layer said he is seeking at the Altamonte Springs Casselberry may pose a tended facility has been at. SpOnti by blacks 1B2B officials were gearing for a 3 "some resolution of the facility and for support Is being problem Television ..................613 since Casselberry generations and has become a p.m. meeti ng today with black problem. I hope some so1uUon dI'wnnled.up for a countywide residents charge it is illegal to tieasurel part of their cornWomen' ................8A.9A community leaders to try and of the problem can be ac- boycott of Seminole schools bus the 211 black children past munity. reconcile the controversial complished." Layer's action beginning Monday. other schools en route to %%'F:T1IEIt Instead, they ha ve suggested Rosenwald Elementary School will depend on the length and A flyer prepared by the Casselberry from Rosenwald. Yesterday's high 85 low this boycott and subsequent call for cevr'r'y of the Iocatirnthehan.ap,p,i boycott, he said. &aij,k Neighixirhood United tenstrom said he is checking at morning f7. There was 19 of an a countywide boycott of all another location, or Upping Meanwhile, a U1. Justice Council on behalf of the cooç- into the legality of such a move, thee Inch of rain yesterday, Con at Rosenwald by Seminole schools. Department official in Wash- dinating cvmnmittee for the That action came as a result of bringing in additional students. siderable cloudiness tonight Sten.ctrom said he will ask the lngton postponed for another Seminole black boycott urges the' adoption by the board of a and part!) cloudy Friday. A black leadership to join school day h1s decision on whether The Lake Orients parents or communities to support -Lake Orients Plan" which wanted a chance of walk-in school. And, showers. Highs In the officials and submit tile not to investigate the Rosen- school boycott and calls the called for the busing of blacks the schoci board lower 80i and lows In the $Os. question to the Justice Depart. wald situation asrequested favoreil their by a Rosenwald closing harsh, to Casselberry instead of Lake plan Complete weather details page over Layer's and over 0 lithe decision to ment to see Rosenwald spokesman. Burt unjust and racially motivated. Orients as Layer had proposed. proposal submitted by 5A. cljse Rosenwald is in violation Dougherty, an attorney for the blacks In At a series of meetings over The plan was submitted by a "minority white paper." ' ) ' J . I AL__ Blacks Asked To Halt 13 oy )ndex This safety message has been I)rought I Women's Circle.She has been on the board of directors of the Seminole County United Fund since 1964 and secretary for 11 years. M- GteI Is also active in the Greater Sanford amber of Commerce, serving as a director, on the membership committee and the Ladies' Civic and Community Affairs Committee. She was a director of the Good Samaritan Home Building Fund and was instrumental In securing a 4,000 grant from t he Washington Foundation for the establish. ment. Her family has assisted greatly in furnishing the home. As a member of the Chamber Beautification Committee, Mrs. Gielow has seen the upgrading of Memo rial Park and old bandshehl Oil the Sanford lakefront, and the landscaping of traffic islands at the junction of Park and French Avenues. She is currently involved in developing a scenic walkway along the lakefront as part of Seminole County's Bicentennial celebrations. Mrs. Gielow is a director of Seminole Mutual Concert Association; on the Advisory Board ef the Salvation Army; a staunch Get out the Vote supporter and involved with Seminole County Mental Health Association, Finally, asameniberof the Wofllan'sClub of Sanford, she has served as conservation chairman and Community Improvement Project (ClP) chairman. The Woman s.f the Year Award is made in honor of Kiwanis Club benefactr Roberta Gatchel, j • ,. publi ci ty chain and in the BUCSS was present to accept the Woman of the Year (lied to continue earning her living as a banner which will be displayed in the caterer. Particularly Impressed with the Woman's Club House. work the Kiwanians were doing for children, trs Gielow's contributions to the Sanford she left the club a handsome bequest. Part of community are legion. She fir.it came to thiF the Kiwanis Club uses in its scholarshi Sanford in 1957, and is a member of the First loan program and projects which benefit PresberjanChurchwhere she hasscr'ed ns under-privileged children. Were doing all we can to keep your trees free of our power lilies. But )fl1Ctiflie nature has a way of creating its own problem. If you See a tree dangerously near a power linc,do' take chances. ("all u Well tell ', ou wJ'g to do I Rcmetnhr, whether Its pruning time or NEW -. Maria Perez, Also, Mrs. Dottie Karns, president of the Woman's Club of Sanford, ,lx4 iis.- LIUUK. '.'i.- - 10 ByJEANpArtEu Women's Editor Mrs. Winifred (Bill) F. Gielow was honored by the Kiwanis Club of Sanford when she was presented the Roberts Gatchel Woman of the Year Award for 1975 at the club's Annual Awards Lun. cheon in the Sanford Civic Center. "I am just ovetwhelmed," said Mrs. Gielow, upon accepting the handsome viig,ldved plaque. "1 kd thiS 13 the most covetted women's awa rd In Sanford and my appreciation goes to my club (Woman's Club of Sanford) and to the hundreds of people who have helped me in my community efforts,., in particular, for his help, encouragement, pa tience and endurance, my thanks go to Walter Glelow," Presenting the award was chairman of the KiwRnis Awards Comm.11tee, Bob Daehn, who with committee members Phil Rush, Ralph A us tin Smi th , Ernie Cowley and Bill Frassa, made the selection from eight nominations. These nominations were made by Woman's Club of Sanford; DAV Auxiliary 30; Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce; Seminole County Unit, American Cancer Society; Norman deVere Howard Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy; Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club; SISTER Inc. and American Legion Auxiliary Campbell Leasing Post , Guests of honor at the awards luncheon were former Woman of the Year award winners Irene Laney, Valerie Colbert, r But s0nict irrics you don't close to the point Of Contact. Under certain conditions, such as wet weather, the electrical current can 110%%, through the tree likesap. And you Couklgct a shock from just touching - I Mrs. Gielow Named Woman Of The Year j ,A Look ~ ~ . Mn, WIJ4 (Bill) Gie low accepts Woman of th e Year Award from Bob DieM,, chairnan of Kiwanis Club Awards Committee TV' -J the tobacco - = designated for consumption of i , ,-,- -_-- I A -. 4 T 4*? i :1 ! P 1, - - --A=hf--- ~ ~ PUZZLED: You are thousands ci parentsw thank wise to wonder, Marital YO" fr coming out of the Dark relations are not conajde Ages, and spreading a li ttle "sIui"by th eCathoUc church sImsne for families of the The parish priest surely handicapped, this, Insist that your husband A MOTHER discuss this with the bishop. If WHO KNOWS your husband refuses, he needs DEAR MOTHER: Another to see a doctor — and so does mother who vkws the situation th e parish pri est. And you from your side of the fence should see a lawyer! wrcte with the perfect solution: DEAR ABBY: May I please DEAR ABBY: Two of our use your column to say four sons are In a residential something I've been wanting to facility for retarded children, say for years? When friends ask me how my Dear People: two normal children are, and Leave me alone. I'm hanfail to mention the two who are dicapped, and it shows. Don't retarded, I assume that THEY ask me: -,What happened to are uncomforta ble with the your legs? Don't ask me: subject. so as a kindness to "What happened to your armTH EM I don't mention th e s?" Don't ask me: "What retarded boys. But oh, how I happened to your face?" Don't appreciate those' who ask about ask me anyth ing! all four boys! And I mean YOU. Don't I think [be best way for Unit: "She dom,t mem me. friends to handle the situation is I'm asking orgy because 1,m to as "How are ALL your conceed." children?" Then take their cue No, you're not, You're just from the response. I && sensitive clod U you question DEAR ABBY: I am a me after reading this. And I'm Protestant who has been telling You you're a clod L~e married to a Cat holic for six next time you bo ther me, inanths, it seems tL-t my Jmt leave me alone. Leave u husband considers sex (normal all alone! The next time you see sex, that is) a mortal sin, a handicapped person, just He goes to confession once a keep your mouth shut! week and tells the priest Thank you for printi ng this, everyt hing that happens in our Abby. I hope this stop s some bedroom, and I do mean strangers from harrasslng us. EVERYTHING' Please, no name or location, He tells me that the priest Sign me. saysthatiarnasour05j HADIT him! WITH CLODS All this is affecting our DEAR HAD IT: Wow! 'That's marriage. I feel that there are (cHin' em! - TL~ - ..H1kM4 * . I ue snuanon avoid my husband in all physical contacts as I do not We have a retarded daughter, wish to be cons idered a source but we never mention her, for of sin to anyone. I am a very fear of making our friends decent person. uncomfortable. However, when Before any children are people ask about her, we are conceived, do you think I should delighted, and will talk as long continue in this marriage? as they care to listen. PUZZLED - . _________ '%- s1% 7"91- 7-,. .: ':,•4 • better. Please print this letter, and -".i ',, :b ..n,.,..., .t.a_ti_ ____________ . -- By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN felnn,l -. ~ . .,)—;'-" , - - - - -:•"- - - - - _________________ _______________ -. ________ 11 __________ ______________ __________ ___________ _________________ AN ORANGE 8-BALL? Mark Webster, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Webster, 205 Homewood Dr., Sanford, found this orange on a tree In his yard early this week. Imprinted on the Orange *11s 9 Perfect figure '11'. Although the orange is perfectly round, we doubt If young Webster a cut' and use it In a i'iendIy game of pool. will chalk up i 2 �- ... ... .... .. _V - IA—Even in g Herald, Sanford, F!. Thursdè, Feb. 20, 97S ---------------_ — Garbage Rates Ma y Drop, E vening Hera, Sanford, Ff. '04 FLMIDA I I'vi,., . i I.... J 1 NATION According To Firm Owner IN BRIEF I MIAMI BEACH (AP) Wi th unemployment moun ting. union leaders meeting here say they expect some - nioderafion in wage demands this year and possibly even Ken Tapley, owner of Orlando operation of Seminole, Tapley attempted to get Seminole back Qatomer loss was added to firm of Reliable G arba ge, told said that the organiza tion was on its feet, but "every time he by a proposal to swap Tfie Herald today that better poor and the high rates was turned around, there was an customers between Seminole organization of servicing of the "astonishing," obsta cle." In a last ditch eff or t and Evans and Lake Mary former Seminole accoun ts wi ll Meanwhile, Polakoff, who to remove himself from fur ther Gar ba ge service in order to resul t in lower rates, if the was reached at his Seminole liability though the firm, betttf' consolidate the routes. In County Commission officially eount home by The Herald, Kubrick practi ca ll y gave the that transaction, Polakoff said, a move toward a 35-hour work week, Some unions already are agreeing to pay cuts, working fewer hours or foregoing raises to help In spreading the available jobs. Union chiefs see th is as the exception rat he r t ha n the rule. But wi th jobs getting more scarce, situations of workers taking some f of pay cut are increasing Although few workers are accep ting any actual drop in ho urly wages, the result of sh or ter working hours has the same effect in reducin g the size of paychecks. Compromise Seen WHINGN (AP) The margin of the Se nate vote [docking the first part of President Ford's enerv-:onervation program could increase pressure on the Presi - of bill by a 309114 margin. MaJoritiesnf two-t hirds of those vot ing In bo th chambers are required to override a veto. Jury Indictments Returned WASHINGTON (AP) — The in vestiga tion into Richa rd M. Nixon's tax returns will go no further Ow the in dictment and trial of his f ormer tax lawyer and a By DONNA ESTES AssocIation to em-mit those said, "or the cities will go Herald Staff declared. "The vestigated me last found nothing." • cities w1shing to keep their bankrupt. We have nothing !n garbage? . ,.. WateMrgate grand jury indicted Los Angeles attc *ney Frank De. arco Jr. and Chica go appraiser Ralph C. Newman. However, - ______ _____ . - ______ _____ - ____ - ---.' ,4.,. _____________ - Court Issues Warning _______________ LJ _________ ' - . I - - - __ -. STRIKERS PICKET STORE I Nancy Skelton, meat wrapper and meat cutter Jim Pope are two of the appro xi mately 4,000 employes on strike aga1it the Pantry Pride stores in florida. They are sr'n piceung me Sanford store this morning, located at the Zayre's Shopping t j _* % I ice Commission to require that say 'No. Ieave air standards Big utilities pass the est1mted 6 to alone, We're willing to pay 15 per cent savings from burn, more for our electrlcft3." By MICKEY LOCHRIDGE still being passed between the th cheaper, dirtier fuel on to BaIjet said he wanted to Herald Staff Writer twocommopj in the form of as quickly as pos. p'l t relaxation on Whenstudenthck mud into memorsnd. albie. air pollution 5t2fl(f53(j5 i their classes at Pinecrest Typical savings might come porary and "should In no way Elementary School on 27th school are caugh t in be tween, to about $5 a month in the area be regarded as a deviation f Street, the absence of a literally, Florida Power Co,, our goal of clean air in every sidewalk for students on which to walk becomes more and more appa rent. Board Reinstates Ex-Blis Driver The county is presently Chairman Wendell their minds, the members o f the Agri-Business Ideas of tractor-pulling contests and greased-pig portarice of Seminole Committee of the Grp .ater contesLi were suggesied as even ts to be included in the IU va1. Beforc :in roar. ri-I" P1I1S dI tfl41.di! 011 f estival, several members of the committee this week pian to go to (kala which has recently held a 3ITJfla type of festival, Springfield said he pes to find out tiew participants in Ocala conducted festival. Couuia tt1iü*ia win meet immedktley following the Ocala trip to discuss and formulate plans for Sanford's County "back into the Sanford Chamber of JCIC tICII'flt, executive nenager of the chamber Informed the conufllttee that the chamber Is at. tempting to have the Seminole County Corn. mission relax Some of 11w tj low housi cost ng in order that low income families may occupy the house-5 without paying a high cost for festival. renovating 11w housing. festival this A proposed "Spring 'roI1c,'. .... tentatively scheduled for the last of 4pril or first of May, was discussed during the organizational meeting of the committee. But plans for this year's (Li cull ii'r 11103 C community from civic grou ps and 1etwaI will feature a more "carnival atmosphere," according to Committee Sprin fieH. Springfield sold the purpoce of the festival is to get the agricul tural unforeground." The committee also disuic ti the need tot lo ' cost housing for farm workers, -- delegation, saying the county faces the loss of SW 000 in Tucker sent Pollution Comirol Director Peter Baliet a lett er Wed nesday seeking clarifica tion of commen ts revenue because it does not have a co mptroller who can provide planning for programs 4r - 1.~ and administration of financial affairs. acquiring right-of-way along 27th Street a state secondary County Engineer William Bush . to U. S. 17-92. The Seminole County School Board, careful not to cause any friction on either side, has agreed to "work cooperatively Republican members of the with the city and county," Seminole County Commission..Chairman Sid Vthlen1 John according to School Supt. (3Qp Meets Kimbrough and Dick W1Iliam 9- Layer. 6, Husband, 4 GLORIA ANN DESCHA.MPS. NOTICE OF ACTION TO' LAWRENCE FRANKLIN CUNNINGHAM, of Circuit I *4 co RIdencc unknown 13. ' this Court on the i1th ,lay 01 , It Is also slattJ to hire its send r City Manager Warren 'p' Knowles contends that the county should build the entire sidewalk because of the "double taxation" la w . "Everybody is get ting taxed, but they're not getting a sidewalk," Knowles said. County Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., said "personally I would like to see the entire sidewalk constructed." But Vihien said the serious questi on is t he pwhasng of I,1. the city f Sanford. Florida, at 7: of said Court and serve a copy CYCIO(k PM on ft,'.arcn 24, 1975, thereof upon the Wife or Wit p' to consiciC, the anneralionof Property attn ---- - oerj as foltOwi; herelo, on or before the 741 h day of Lofs 3 ano i, Blocks, Pint Level, Match, 1973. according to Phi Book 6, Page 37, WITNESS my hand and seal as Seminal, County Records. Said Cler k of the Circuit Court for pro perty Ii pr esently toned RI Seminole County, Florida, this 11th (Single Family Residential, day of Fetuery, 1973 Dit,if (Seal) All parties in interest and citizens Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. sait have an opportunity to be Clerk of the (i-it tivi .; neann By: Lillian r, Jen kins By Ordir of the City Comm1sjon Dtputy Clerk of the City of SanfOrd. Florida, this S Kirby Moncrif 10th clay of FeOruar. 1975 SttlrjHOt SEP A4O LOG'u H N Tamm. Jr ..,,.- r.i', 11 VX '- - .. iv Sanford, Florida 37??, PI.DlI Atlorntyi for Wife sh Feb. 75, 77, March 1975 , )) Office Drawer H Sanford Florida ;i Attorney for Petitioner n..,.,.,.. Itys -. rio. - -- V, 71, March A. 13. DEK.119 $ , FICTITIOUS NAME Ntl, lstiecety Oiven that we are . - engaged In business at Gener al DeIvery, Geneva, Seminoie County, Fforki* of STYLE-RiTE CO., 6n4 ftim#tnat with we ,iam. Clerk of ' - the Circut Court, Seminole County, FlOrida in accordance with ,,,. ,,,, a workshop session following the regular business meeting tonight to discus3 further . lull-time policeman. details of its purchase agreement with Southern Gulf Utilities. The city recently City Attorney Thomas agreed to buy the wa te r system Freeman recently resigned for $70,000 subject to further from the pos t because of his --------------IIV5UIIIIUUA on some rime points recent appointment as county of contention. attorney and the increased Saturday morning the council work load, plans ano ther work session to Mayor Walter Sorenson said review and revise the budget. A yesterday he would be ready to definite time for the work has not been announce his choice for the session established, city's legal advisor, but would _____________________________ not name that choice until BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW 5(1 iCTIOP,'SAT tonight. THE UNIFORM STORE Council members will aL'o . -' I. I. t LI . The Fictitious flame 5tatute, , To-Wit., Section I .____4 IXI 11Omp jfl f77 I,1 - - I. t4 .H hi the city and Seminole County for animal control and will hold second readings of new sub- Mn made uppers Save on boy's 1-shirts & briefs. Sale DLJ.IU fJ 960 *t CLOCK SO N HWY. It 91. Sale ,- We offer Cessna Pilot Educalion because we think it's the best. Its an intecrat,d curriculum that blends ground and flight trainingintom logical sequent o for fatter, surer learning. 3 for 2.60 'I 1 ,,, , - 1O ° ' 1120 Reg. $12 to $14 Peg. 3 for 3.25. Boys' T-shirts and double polyester/ wick briefs. Both 50% Fortrol" 5000 combed cotton knit for comfort and absorbency. All cut for easy wear. Sizes 8-20. ~, I Sale prices effective thiti Feb. 23 f 1Ii - - pf, 1. - DEANS CAREER APPAREI 114 25 mpg. 00 - ______ !'* -;._~ It BIck cflIy Srzs 6'.D 2 2 it 20% off our entire line of women's swimsuits -' LET US PUT YOU IN THE PILOT'S SEAT ill- By: Rosa M RC'tWIdO $45.09 FlOrIct Slltut Deputy City Clerk ,, 5: Tommy W. Bacon Pubi'sj: F eb 13. 70, 71, Mirth 6. 13, Marsha L. Wallin 1975 Publ;thJan 30, Feb. 8. 13. 70,197$ 66 - - .- - 1 1 88 55 Mph. 15 Mpg. _., -, ecial Dress jeans for school-age boys in Comfortable, no-iron Dacron polyester.' Cotton. Flare leg styling with two front pockets in an assortment of Plaids or checks Regular sues 8-18, slim sizes 8-16 home or- The council may also meet in week. By pu blic. 'Il"* -= To Name Attorney city attorney wlien it ineets at ,~___ Men's dress slipons business. 1322 Kewanee Trail in In dian and three coun ts of aggravated A 17-year-old Alt1fmonte hIills taking a combination jfl. assault. Springs woman was Jailed on double barrel shotgun valued at Israel Hudson, 60, of 1120 $5,200 bond last ni ght after law $1,000 plus $15 cash. Pecan Ave., Sanford, was Jailed enf orcement agencies rece ived Clayton Forest Wolfe, Florida on 85,5(X) bond following his arrest at W. 13 th St. and Mangoustirie Ave. by deputy MarionMatthewsoncharges on carrying a conceal ed firearm and improper exhibition of a da ngerous firearm. 7:30 tonight in a regular meeting conti nued from last (T: 7_-_--_~-~ f ffi \ motor was missing after LAKE MARY—city Council division and mobile will consider naming its new ditiances. - -- pecial La ,ke Mary Slated ' ,'4T,: - 1._-_,~~__~ I opened the establishment for the Herman Platt residence at carrying a concealed firearm - 11 _.. - I S reportedly triggered acDeputy H. E. Winger br eaking and entering with cidentally when employes reported burglars ransacked intent to co mmit a felony, YOU % / Sa:e prices effective thru Sunday, Feb. 23. Ro bson Marine, U.S. 17-92 and Sta te St., Sa nford, reported a 50 horsepower outboard missIngafIerherresiden entered by a window and '111RAMP Reg. 3.50. Boys' short sleeve polyester/cotton mock turtleneck with Our texturized 100% Fortrol' polyester blazer style spertcoat. Styled with center vent and patchpockots. In a great selection of solids. Sizes 36 to 46. last year charging armed w 'We wi ll ilot gel into a ligh t %iIl be guest speakers at the Oviedo, Scainole County. Florida, I b February, AD. 1973. , Marc, 6, 1075 over t he sidewalk," Layer said meethig of the Seminole County to wit. (SEAL) 113 The North 93,53 fees of Lot 30. OAK DEK Art hur H Beckwith, jr. _____________________________ Republican Executive Cointh is morning. MOUNT SUBCIViSION, according Clerk of the Circuit Court City CAImmission last week mittee scheduled for 8 tonight to the plat thereof as recorded in LiUin T .Ienki,, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO pas.ed a resolution, formally sit First Federal Savings and Plat Swit 11, Page 21, Of lNe Public CONSIDER ANNEXATION Deputy Clerk Records of Seminole County, ROBERT M. MORR I S Of requesting the county to Install Loan Association building Notice Is her eb y Qien t ha rtoricm t a HUTCIIISOP1 I Ft LE Fr;or .itl heW it Ihe the side',',alk along 2th Strt . 46 Ili Altamonte Springs. You oi e reured Ia tile Commis Room in theCety Hall in The mee ting is open to the Your written defenses with the Post ttohhl Sanford A venue to U.S. 17. \ (7$ ' ort i1i %'#' * * Garver said Hood, who has a $700 diamond ring and led burglars entered a fenced $20 comp ou nd using bolt cutters, en wi be th the department for cash missing after her 3562 according to Sanford police. approximately one year, is Bougainvill ea Drive residence expec d James Merle Warner, 35, of te to be Off duty nix to in Easthrook was burglarlaed, • Route Tw o, Box eight months recuperating , Sanford, Jewell Margaret OLSOfl, f rom the injuries. 218 was in county jail today on Lake Ge ne Drive. Longwood, re po rted a Snoopy bank con- $10000 bond after sheriff's Garver said there wasn't a taming $500 cash was taken depu ties arrest ed hill, on a burglary at the business and circuit court warrant issued from her home. that the alarm system was ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED default will be entered against you that a PfO(ffding for disiiution Of f' the relief demanded in the marriage that a Suit has been tiled against you has been filed against you Petition in the Circuit Court for and you are requir ed to serve a copy WITNESS my hand and the seal of of your Seminole County, Florida enwritten dOfei, If any, this Ct titled in Re the Marriage February, AD,this the 11th day of therito on Petitioner's attorney, 0 LAWRFNCF FRANKLIN 1975. v.?se r'ome mci address appear CUNNINGHAM, Husband, and (Seat) below, on or bs4ore March 21. 197 MARY LOUISE CUNNINGHIM, Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. md file the original tP,trf with the Clerk of Circuit Court Wife, Civil Action No 75 719 CA 04 Cle,k of this Court either before F ThenatureofthisSujtis,00bta,n Seminole COUnty. Florida I'ervice on Petitioner's attor*y or a dulSutution of marriage, special By: Lillian T. Jenkins ImmediateIy thereafter; of,,, Deputy Clerk equity or award as lump sum fault will be enter ed against you de alimony of property, ir'cludng real CARROLL BURKE for the reOf demanded -in the property de sc ribed below, and Attorney for Petitiont'q Petition relief. Includi ng the disposition otherf 617 Sanford Atiantit the followIng described property Bank BuIlding WITHE5Smy. hand a nd thes,a, of Ixated at PennysivAnia Avenue, nd both Jammed his heel bones were into legbones shattering in his feet. whose last known address is PFD 3 Calaville. Quebec, Ca na da Court, Sanford, Seminol e County, Florida, on or befofetheighy0f s ;d what was termed a hoax Living Retirement Center, telephone call that there had Forest City, reported the theft A 37-year-old Altamonte been a shooting at 61a plum of $M In tools. Springs police officer was to Ave., Altamonte Springs. Sea boar d Coastline Railroad s undergo surgery this afternoon Sheriff's IA. Roy Hughey officials reported 40 10-foot-long at Florida Hospital North, Al ta. charged M rs . Christine Watson, crossing timbers, valued at monte Springs, after being 37. Of 618 Plum Ave., with %W, were stolen from the SR Injtcd yesterday whil an- disorderly conduct, open 431 rail crossing at Forest City, ering a burglar alarme ca ll, profa ni ty and resisting arrest deputy Da vid Duguid sa id. IA. Steve Garver said pa trol- wi th violence, Thomas L. Dyer, of man Hal Hood, 37, who resides Deputies reported burglars Longwood, reported a ship-to. in Sanford, climbed an eightfearmns shore radio, color televisi on and loot chain link fence at the rear took jewelry, cash and ellectronic equipment last stereo equipment, total value of Scotty's Inc., SR 436, to $850, was ta ken when burglars cover night in several burglaries. the rear Of the business as ofentered his 30-foot cabin cruiser Patricia Napolltano. 1362 docked at the Sanford Boat Tierra Circle, Casa Aloma reCarver said when Hood jumped ported a $1,200 diamo ng Works on the St. Johns River. nd ri down inside the mpou Sanford. Florida, "171, and file tn# To: Marcel R. Deschamps, original with the Cler k NOTICE OF SUIT will "" M By BOB LWYD Herald Staff Writer h'Sd Carroll Burke. Attorney for Petitioner, whoje andri Is Sanford Atlantic B an k Building, I A Answering Alarm marriage and to claim special ." I - __ - - . --~ ol iceman Injured Men's kn'ot 'surf er FC4 coat, 1hirt Sale 2.80 Spedal I ~", . ! right-of -ways from private ______________________ equity in th e following described property to wit: owners on the city's half of Lot 1, Block I, Plantation Eates. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT street. unit 9. accor ding to (he Plot thereof FLORIDA B 10 H TB B NT H EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1N. as Cd ed n plat Book;) P9 7 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE The county at present inte, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Public Recor ds of Volusia County, COUNTY. FLORIDA to pave a sidewalk from San- COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida CIVIL ACTION NO. 75313-CA 44-A ford Avenue to the edge of the CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-219-CA-Oi.F has been fil ed against you and you in re: the Marriott of In re the Marriage of: school property and stop. 0 E SC HAM 5, IN CUN. are rewired to serve a copy of y our MARCEL R written mtrites it any, to it on Husband In a le tter to Knowles from NINGHAM, . . With the sucA!ess of Farm-City Week fresh Depy Clerk Publiiri: Feb. 20. 77. March YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1973 DEKild tha' an action for dissolution of 5: Kay Sanman CIty Clerk Publish ; Feb. 70, 27. 1973 School officials also agree road from Sanford Avenue but Jr., the county's position on the that there is a safety hazard plans call for the county's matter is stated: ". . . .the The Seminole County School her down. She was terminated involved for th e studen ts who construction of the walk to end board has declined to conathict Board has reinitated Mrs. for walking out of ~er super. walk school on the shoulder at the edge of the school Bernice Cuyler, a school bus visor's office during an alter- of theto sidewalks In front Of 5ChWI3 roadway. property, the county line, wi th road and bridge fur.ddriver for eight years, in a cation. But the debate between the The city, contends that since s. likewise . , inside comparable position as rlrIs'el' The school board upheld the City of Sanford and city residents pay both of a courier van, personnel board's decisi on to Semi nole County over who has county taxes, the c city and clties,,.beca use of the immense ounty is Mrs. Cuyler appealed her terminate Jeffery Hoggs, a bus the responsibility to bu d budgetary Impact such a policy il the obligated dismissal to the board after a driver who was accused of sidewalk on 27th Street from to construct a walk could impose if adopted the entire length from Sanford app isboarci tried countywide," Sanford Avenue to U.S. 17-92 is Avenue Spring Frolic Proposed sewage treatment funds through environmental agency reorganiza tion, mittee last week, .1 Baljet said. But both savings county In Florida." y's Deputy Director Stanley Winn made to a House com. _ board to urge the Public Serv. Pollutmts In the air, or will they - - Life Insurance, on three (3) Police TO: HAROLD IPfGRAJ, BOWERS Officers. Coverage $3OJ Per RESIDENCE UNKNOWN off lctr. t P - MAXINE A BAMFORO, Marriage has been filed against you afternoon, governmental units with You are hereby notified and final authority. These unpaid his wife, and you are requir,JtofiI,, copy 0, requir ed to preSent any claims and representatives of the county, relief. He said the proposed RESIDENCE; UNKNOWN your advisors should wrItf be excluded t, any, on demands whl TAIlAIUEE, Fla. (AP) and air poll ution increases will you may have ti All pales claiming $eesls by. s ool bo wi cities, the ch ar be d and ll il ava able for Carroll Burke, Attorney for (r3m the law, Knowles Said. against the estate of FORREST T. through, unoer or against Brian — Pollution Control Di rector van' around the state, he a Seminole Memorial Hospi tal March 5 delegation hearing Petitioner, whose address is 612 LODGE. ak-a Turner Lodge. Bamford and — double taxation law Boar Peter Balt said today t ha t ded. Maxine A Bamford, Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, decsed late d of In C asselbe'., Tr ustees met wi of th Seminole County, his wife, and to all parties having or ch is whi utilities should be allowed to Sanford, Florida. ar lilt the Florida. to the Clerk of the Circuit claiming t have any right, title or 'Fbere will be neither savings more complex than Rep. Robert Hattaway D. Knowles' crit1cf of Ftorida origInal with the Clerk of Circuit - Court. and file the realized arn prnvidp n,, I_ - - • same in duicate burn dirU fuel, which will cut nor pollsi in the real properly heren 4_"iiU11IC Court. Sanford. Florida, on ui to State Employment Service before nd as providrd In faction 733 IS. recourse If counties reject city deScribed rjc rates bu t ti ir area served by Tampa Electric d'Uo pla in that the unemployment employes' attitude toward the 21st day of March. A.D, 1775; Florida Statutes, in their of fices IA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ns of areas where ofhe a default will be entered the County Courthouse pollntio by as much as,80 per Co. because it already hai the in Seminole that an action to foreclose compensation officials br as law ou W ght an offer from against a mor . you for the relief demanded cent County, Florida, Within four tgage on the - dirtiest air In Florida, Bait city r dents are doubly taxed. making havoc with govern- Sen. John Vogt, delegation b the Petition following real property calendar m onths from the time of in Seminole County. Florida. i—The unemployment WITNESS my Hand Id seal of the fIrst menta l budgets. Baljet said he will present Ws said. He said reaction to a lack pensatfon law ,c Of ptlICatioq, hereof, or t Th South 10 fe of Lot land the this Court Including on this the 11th day of same Will be barred. proposal to the Poll ution Con. of savings '*Ill be very harsh governmental units in Its scope. state agency's offices with Feuar. A.D. HorTh2f.etott,ofS.6iock$,pAM • ins. FIted at Sanford FlorId,, this 17th and severe in some areas of TERRACE, ábrding to thE Plat Altamonte Springs Mayor Knowles. Arthur H. D"kwith, Jr. trol Board at a March 2&27 daV of February, it?s Knowles said the law Should thereof, as r1jorded in plat gook 4. Clerk of Circuit Court KtiOwlea said the agency's Norman Flo said his ci ty is public hearing In Orlando. He 5; Vera Mae Gilletta pages 12 a nd $3 of the Public either be changed so that cides 5mInoI, County. sal jet said that air pollution are As Admln}stratrtx treated on being held responsible lor attitude is that no matter what denied in a news confereme Records of Seminole County. the same basis as emissions will increase by Florida the former employc has done he )ent Of tha t the proposal was ei th some $14,W5.88 in (Seat) & MCINTOSH as private enterprise or state pa er a much as has be" filed against you and you per cent In retreat from clean air stand. D#PvtV Cltrk Attorney for Administratrix funding ouid be provi ded to unemployment benefits for should be paid unemployment are rmired to stwve # copy of your Florida CARROLL BURKE P er ow & P.O Light CO., Box I3. aids or an attempt to appease !WVCI , ez piuy, ix of whoizi •-r-.— %titten deferet. if any, to it on van pay the restrictive costs, Attorney for Petitioner Sanford, Fl, powerful legislators who want area. FP&L is Flor i da 's largest den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA, at city manager ei er q th sa id th ui t their City Jo or e 622 Sanford Atlantic —Article V of the State Publish: Feb. 20, 77, 1975 Post Office Box 793. Orlando. bbnk Bldg. to merge his departawnt into an power company serving an Constitution new state retirement law in DEK- 111 %~ be were fM for cause. should Florida 37507, and file th e original area that reachs from Palatka modi Sanford. Florida 32771 effect granta city employes a — *ilh the Clerk Of the above styled fied, Knowles said, as W Miami. "This (state laws requiring fowperctincrea in salar P blish : Feb. 20, 27, March 6. 13. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND court on or before March 31st. 1975; y t,'s proposed by the Florida League the Cities to 'nearly the times are diffi"acarly we can expect a l Oth eIwISe a udgmen, may be on Pay Mon" for by FOR SEMINOLE COUNT ellmimling the necessity for DEX-114 Y of Cities,The Florida Bar and various Items) CWV IW* said. IM* gW of 011 MV fer#d against you for the relief FLORIDA. is going to have from envfrof~kentaiists emploa to contribute that the thedepment is to balance Over relazafrqtiality al CIVIL ACTION NO. 7I$SCA44.0 demanded in the complaint or stw INVITATIONTO the cnvlroien, economic ends, Ba!t Ho1ct; hereby given that the PATRICIA said. "We want to WITNESS my hand and the seat of and energy objectives to the ex- know what the people think," bc City of Lake Mary of Seminole PETITIONER, AND HAROLDIaidCourtonFebruarylflh (Seal) COWERS, lft9 • County. will receive Waled bids UP INGRAM BOWERS, RESPON tent allowed by our controlling said. "I want to know are they to i' P.M. March 7, 1973 in City DENT Arthur H, Beckwith. Jr. legislation." willing to pay less or their Hall, 115 E. Crystal Lake Avenue, Clerk of the Circuit court AI4ENDED lie said he would ask the electricity and have more Lake Ma, Florida for Group Term By: LillIan T. Jenklnj NOTICE OF ACTION Sidewalk issu e Is St ii Just That-A Issue P J(;Penneii Wednesday .. P By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer A!TAM()NTE SPRINGS (AP) Florida's loitering law may be constitutional but it sho uldn't be used as a "catch- . oses Com troIler Posi ion 0 Vihien said the commis.-ion's that the county budget has risen He said an appointed comp. the reason the state constitution said that argnment is not with Beckwi th every st'icl done , in the past few years from .5 troller "would be at the mercy requires the clerk's office but rather with an archaic million annually to $14 mn to recommnen1 •tr .'ill - loarrest SUSI)iC10115 characters, says the Florida Sti-Seminole Coui iliion. of the county cornniission' and handle the financial aspect of comptroller. ItY legislators system that requires an inpreme Court. Beck%itli said the creation of would do away with checks and county government Is be last night delayed action on a dependent official to administ , -ause comptro ller offi ce would give ba!inces curren tly provi er The court issued a 2 decision Wednesday upholding county con5ion proposa l to county finances. ded, of pressures exerted by cler ks "This situation wou ld not be county government "an ad. the constitutionality of the law but warning policemen to "This is flagrant at te mpt to create an appointed office of cour a over Under the current method, ditional costly layer circuit ts ll th e pa! ta ble in pr ivate indust ry," exercise restraint in th eir enforcement of it. Of aj.'.L,Isd the Florida C,cnstitution state. county comptroller. Vihlen said, each county Freeman said of the current JusUcs act ed in a consolida ted case involving four men The Proposal was placed on agency must maintain its o wn bu reaucracy that Is not needed byspedalnctandinviungct No ti ng the special legislation la w splitting off the coun ty arrested on loitering charges in th e Miami area on in these days of spirali ng i li ti gation," Beckwi th declared, would have to be ratifi ed th the Marth 5 agenda (or hearing bookkeeping system. He add ed flation." by e commission's responsibility for ir7?(' Senator Wi lson said per ha ps pe ople in a referendum, she in Casselberry, although State handl ing i ts funds. 'uk a,'rity opinion, written by Justice Ben Overton, Rep. Robert Hattaway and Se n. said the law "is constitutional and a proper law en. Lori Wilson indicated they forcernent tool to pro te ct the public safety." favor the nr000sal. 1-he decision rejected defense contentions that the law Seminole County Clerk of was uneonstltutionally vague, required individuas to In. Circuit Court Arthur H. Beck. criminate themselves and was subject to arbitrary enwith Jr., however, vigorously forcement. Dpposed the Legislation which would split the county financial responsibility from his office, Tucker Wants Facts County Commission Chair. man Sid Vthlen and County TAIJAIIASSEE, fla, (AP) house Speaker Donald Attorney Tom Freeman Tucker wants pollution con tr ol officials to back up their 110 pr esent ed th the proposal to e assertion that Florida could lose $145 million in federal TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- F LORID . Beckw'loth cessful 1968 bid for election to the Supreme Court. '" L ___________________________ .. A. permitted to pay a percentage CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE on tile Seminole Legislative system, which beginning Oct, ACTION NO. 75-n&.CA4$.C, SEMINOLE! COUNTY 1, of COUNTY. FLORIDA. wages paid In the form of CIVIL In re.the Marriage DelegaUon last night, appealing 1975, requires cities to pay the of PROBATE DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.2100-CA-411-111 insurance. JOHNNY THOMAS FERGERSON. PROBATE NO. enifre costs at the rate of nine for help in five areas. THE LOMAS & NET1LETON Jistlaway said he wil l be PETITIONER AND SHELBY In re: Estate of The laws which Knowles said pea' cent of wages for regula.' JEAN FERGERSON , RESPON- FCRREST T, LODGE, a ka Turner COMPANY, working with a committee DENT Plaintiff, employes and 13 Lodge should be changed Included: per cent V. for composed of School Board NOTICE OF ACTION —The section of the financlal high risk employes, Currently Assistant Personnel Director TO: SHELBY JEAN FERGERSON NOTICETOCREDITORs disclosure law which includes employes are required Defendants RESIDENCE UNKNOWN To All Creditors and All Persons to pay Ernie Cowley and Knowles OF SUIT to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED HavingCIaim$orDemands*,,jn,t TO BRIANNOTICE within its scope members of pail Of the Cost. BAMFORD 'nO draft legislation providing the that an actIon for Dissolution of Said Estate: advisory boards which have flO Pollution Director Favors D*rty Fuel ._ - 7- ::" IIOttCc don granted hin,by President Ford, although he theoretically could appear as a witness in the tax case. - ________ _________ - adiunai persons face prosecution in case. N ixon is invulnerable to any ,.-u&. th Commerce this morning announr" t'nt.ti-,- p pfl for a siuular but larger ' ------------' - FBI in year and Contrary to County Corn. mission Chairman Sid Vihien's report that he has to return' to Rochester, Polakoff says that he intends to stay in the county in the future. His main worry right now, thou gh, is finding a job. Will he look for something in Cars ______ - - munici pa l cour ts to do so. He fall back on but the taxpayers." replies. 41i duv4t It," Polakoff Plata, Highway 17-92 and Airport Boulevard. (Het aid Photo by ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Bill Vincent) said this would boost the morale The law adopted last year Sanfor d City Manager W. E. of law enforcement agencies requires governmental units to I _ iI 1,1,.!..P I I • I I II t?.., Know, uaiufflclai anti make court more con. pay &Vi,tI ivjiisn:it the full costs of unemspokesman for the Seminole '.n1ent for the pcaple. plonent benefi ts to former IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND U CountycIUs, laid theproblems THE CIRCUIT COURT Uf rHE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH employe s. jv te cn te m-ie is —The JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. of the cities with new state laws state retirement document appraiser, it has been learned, A served by ByBII.L.lflf.7Jv7r;E I1,,__tJ ce_it uiu wii nriicr Of them,' Jones sia. ut he --iower PflCe ieu Uem withwith an admitted that the $1,400 renovating the vehicles for "vicuu, iiiiwee, ieague, and SR 4M, west of I-i, and on SR Lyman for their activities since 4 (Airport Blvd.), sou th of SR unexpected reduction in estimated price per car was fur th Judge Probe To Eye er county use would be the organization has no per- 48. Thecoun(yfsresponsiblefor While admitting that they revenue, according to Corn, projected "eight mon ths ago, prohibitive, asked that the manent facility in Seminole. paying one-ten th of the cost of were 'taking a beating" on the mission Chairman Sid Vihien and since then the market has Board "take our lumps and just M. _____ kI. price, Seminole County Corn- Jr. e signals from fif th and sixth th Labor Leader's Case changed radically." Commissioner Dick Wil get rid of them." riiis.Ionera this week awarded IF1 cent gasoline funds, and to 11 41% liam, who relayed Henley's reC. J. Motors' total bid was C. J. Motors the low bid for nine TALLAHASSEE, Commissioner Mike hat. Fla. (AP) Also, ma th intain them from seven cent A witness is l is week, Commission, quest to t indica tes t I surplus county vehicles at an $2,010. The only other bid was thway suggested selllng the ers removed Lyman High the prin the Board, said that funds.Thecounty'sshareof t he that the House impeachment committee investigation of of V I. 0 f I 11 _________ cipal gave no reason for SR $1,819 from Ratliff and Son in vehicles on an individual basis, SChOOl from the county-wide his decision, °' average of $223 a car. Supreme Court Justice David MCIn will concentrate t i"41. _______ A signal wi ll be U,50'), Sanford 'I I _________ The cars eight Sheriff's first on allegations that he helped a labor leader's case but County Roads Superin. YMCA program at the request while the share of the SR 425 I s tendent J. C. La vender ad. of Lan Principal Canton _________ Department cruisers and one In ot he r action this week, the signal is and failed to report campaign contributions. i flikk .. ,( . Deputy Clerk Ashby mitted that "1 don't think that henley. Road's Department car Failing to report contributuions Is a criminal offense Board approved state Departhad recommended that Jones Additional plans for future 31: th _____ and may be referred to a state attorney if proven, cornranged from 1968 to 1971 county sell the cars, instead eofwe'll afterget much more for them" ment of Transportation plans to 1)OT-sponsored signaliza tion models, ;- time and expenses for The YMCA program mittee chairman William J. Rish, DPort St. Joe, has said. insta ll traffic signals on two includes three state primary ____ • trading them in. "Several oth jointly spo ns er individual sales. The list of the first 10 ored by the cou.lty secondary sta te r oa ds in the roads: French Avenue, South. The county had estimated (Florida) counties ind witnesses, released Wednesday, icated :; and the schools — uses the countv. --included former Rep. David H. Smith, It-Pompano Beach, that they would sell the cars for that they made more by selling West Oviedo, and Goldenrod Conunissioner Harry Kwiat- facilities ' La ke Brantley, T. The ignab will be located on near Trinity Pr ep, Judge , - approves the transfer, said that there was no accoun ts to Reliable Garbage, FrankWi1ljams(ownerofIe Reductions will range from 50 "mystery" about the sudden Polakoff said. i Mary) beat me out of 300 ac- r:. • cents to U, Taley said. dem!se of hLi firm two weeks "We didn't go out of business counts. Two weeks ago, th e Board ago. ~* because of poor service. The Rumors that Polakoff and his le ar ned that Tapley's firm had "( Rochester attorney) county killed us." finn were connected wi th an taken over the beleagured LeorardRelinso1dt1jsone.th.fJ The trouble began, Polako(f organized crime attempt to Seminole accounts, after the interest in Seminole to the other said, after the coun ty put corner the gar bage market In firm's manager and part owner one-third owner James firm Central Florida were Problems C,*t i ies Gi*ven To Legislators dent to compromise. Ford repeated his promise to veto th e bi ll after the Senate approved the measure 66 to 28. Th e house earlier approv ed th e tariff delay a Ill BRIEF tu_j__ In Year's Wage Demands ,~ ~ -- : By BILL BELLEVIILE Sheldon Polakoff had rpor. Kubrick. service and irregular billing of Herald Staff Writer tedly re turned to Rochester, "Then, Kubrick came down customers. A stipulation that Former customers 01 N.Y. from Rochester two weeks ago Seminole had to provide Seminole Disposal, Inc., can The Board has postponed and threw me out," Polakoff customer contracts for a ll 2,500 expect to have their garbage examining the status of the 15(X) said, accounts sent many customers collection rates significantly to 1800 accounts, and the The Company was broke. We fleeing to other firms. 'We reduced, according to the man decision on granting cer- owned the Internal Ra'venue were the only firm in the county who has temporarily taken over tificatlon to Reliable, to next $7,000 and other deb ts." U was required to h"e a the accounts. Tuesday's meeting. Of the Polakoif said that Kubrick contract," Polakoff said. Unions Expect Moderation th e tax l ____________ County 'Takes 13eating 1 In- Sci/e Thursday, Fob. 20, 17S-3A ________________ Open Sunday 1 2:30.5:30 p.m. R, \ �- '.-.-.. -. - _____ - - - - - Evening HeMd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.26,1 or 831-9993 We were all excited when the state created the Division of Consumer Services a place where we could file a complaint if we felt there was justice done concerning a product or services, In case you were wedering whether the public was taking advantage of this department, last year there were 10,028 cornplflnts filed and more than me-fifth. 2,190 dealt with motor vehicles, mall orders or contractors, This represents an increase of 45 per cent more than the total received in 1913. nfii,-,Ilt. Ihn l...i ii isivr mw inc picture. In better times, people might shrug off a $10 or $20 less, but now they are registering a complaint. . The biggest complaint insofar as the autos is concerned centers on various fuel-stretching devices, WAYNE 1). DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editer Ili)BERTC. MAHKEY, Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year, 12.940. liv Mail: h Florida nie as home deliver v. All 'ther mail:' Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Are Required RAY CROMLEY ' Lets cnrriv and niving tnnre for 'hat the' use. icidwit h)rds plan to add a S3 per barrel '"he aim of such steps as the oil tariff is t Petroleum Exporting Countries. OPEC members :rcady have cut their oil production by 25 per cent in c:thr to Leep a growing surplus from undermining the higl price they are trying to maintain. Sooner or later, as Mr. Kissinger sees it, they will have to cut their price in order to sell enough oil to meet their own financial needs. At that point, the programs for energy con- servation and development of alternate energy sources, which the oil-consuming nations would be pursuing, could be jeopardized. Prices must not get so low that we would slack off in our own energy programs and sta rt buying plentiful Arab oil again in such quantities that we become vulnerable once more to OPEC monopoly. That leads tc Mr Kissinger's concept of a "floor price" of $7 to $8 a barrel that th e consumers would agree to maintain no matter what the Arabs do. Obviously this would commit the United States of America to a long program based on fuel prices deliberately kept high to encourage (4)fl. servation and stimulate development of new f$ t N' N ~11I . ,, -.-,--•. ...-.----- - 2. - — - :. ______ 4e_ ___,_ 1- "I - i I. _-!7- 1. . tL . --- - -,----\ % _______ _____ -- -- 4 -. ____ - - t 1'7, - ___ _____ __ ______ ____ _______ ______________ ri c ______ [) soS te r "When a conservative Republican president proposes a budget deficit of $77 billion over two years, he's got to make of federal spending, commen ts economist Arthur Okun, who was chairm.an of the Council o' of Economic Advisors under the Johnson administration. -.,,.,_,..,.. ' U ACt1I.'("V1W 4 BERRY'S WORLD V I I, - -, op \L2 -. 4. IW" V 0 mes ' ' 0 L' Ii 'A,—I - '# - I a' .1, 160 4& - , ,,, "Think positively! It's 'lice, weather for BUEO re,eir shops!" ~ -,* 1~- N ~ , (\ TS W-1)" : ,, . Now, go soft on the most neglected parts of your body. - , New Scholl LOTION is specially formulated with rich cocoa-butter softenars to make rough, dry legs and feel feel soft and smooth. Non-greasy, it creates an excellent moisture bal balance. SOFTENING - -- -- - -- --- --- - - - •----- %* Invited T THE go . A ,- MEMAKERS . -- f' - SH0W ;1 Cool, dry - At The Sanford Civic Center Tuesday-March P.M. feet in two - WEATH ER ______ jA -. f,., . ? yelterdily's tit" O as low CRFAAAT thil' rncwninq 6 7 There was 1901 on inch cf rain yesterday. - Considerable cloudiness ton,ghl ence an active DEA informant. we wontt identify him. a non-congressional source, we have obtained a Agency has had an undercover rela tions hi p wi th and partly cloudy Friday. A chance — William hood, who retired shortly after "What worries me about the newspapermen ,# copy of the Ellsberg minutes, wv of showtfs Hiohs in the i**er " both narcotics and customs agents. This raises press reports linked I is t t t ha he y set higher standards for th him to CIA domestic spying 3nd low in the lower 6Os SOutherly The minutes record what was said at a secret than ese people the question of w he ther the CIA has hidden its operations, was we set for Ourselves at home. Nixon winds tO to occasionally 15 mpi f5sueda set of federal r .cofl mee ting and I at the U.S. embassy in Saigon on July would have illegal domestic operations be hind o ther federal credentials, We have established Pain probabUity 40 per cent tonight taken Chicago in 1960 II there had that he used 25, M. There was a discussior. of the ap- been and 70 per cent Friday ager.cItS an honest count. twin at let once in New York City. Extended Foretasti Saturday proaching South Viethanwse elections, We recently reported, for example, that Both Cl/i and DEA spokesmen Insist that the through Monday "The Republican machine there was simply Deputy Ambassador William Porter noted lazy- the Florida Peninuti Notthrn y didn't get Out the fc*ral narcotics agents ruintained secret, working relationship Ixtween the two agencies that Maj. Gen. Edward Lansdale, the h v nyone watching thevote, POIK andBut they didn't portions moStly Cloudy with bugged apartments for the CIA in San FranciAM a !8 was part of the war against drugs. When the Chance of showers througivut the I don't and New York City during the early 1960s. The pacification chief, and Maj. Gen. Nguyen Due blame the Republicans. There I)EA was reorganized in July 1973, CIA chief periovl. Continued warm Saturday is just a limit to Thang, the South Vietnamese pacificlation how CIA used these apartments, according and Sunday. with low$ in the mici naive or hypocritica' we('an afford to he out to our William Colby reviewed the interagency minister, were working together to keep the o'n's, as sex traps to tii;i,.k:miail foreign 70s confer P,'n'j,i, v.th here." Then, according (' the Il1irutes, Lod, $ tooVratlon with ULA buss Jului Uartels. They elections honest, SO arid highS n the aOs Central diplorriats into becoming infonnants, turned to Porter and agreed to sever all domestic ties. on moStly fair Saturday and This triggered a surprising response demanded: "Is that We have now dug deeper into the CIA riar. Sunday bcoming Cloudy With i from responsil'e Bartels has also sent an internal memo to all to your question" Ambassador Lodge. "You've got fi gent1enijfl 11) cotIcs connection. Here are our findings: chance of showeri Monday. Con former CIA agents now on the DEA payroll to Th minutes describe Porter as "looking tinued warm with lows in the Sot and the White House right now who has spent most of Several years ago, the CIA trained 13 ask slightly taken aback." He Li quoted whether they still have secret CIA links. All his life rigging highs near $0. Southern portions as respon. elections," snorj narcotics agents at Its supersecret COWl- replies have been ne mostly fair and Continued warm ding: "1 jiat thought General gati ve, Lodgereferring to the late President Lyndon Johnson. Lansdale should ' tersplorwgte school. Most of these agenls are trougiou with lows near 70 and stay close to General Thang on Footnote: Our associate Bob Owens also highs In the s the issue of "I'vespentmostofmyhtferjggjngaJ0,I. elections." AW woddng for the Drug Enforcement Agency. contacted many of the forniier CIA agents. AH Daytona fleachtldi's ,cev ?r,da' I.;4ge added. A former wnator, he was Richard We have the names of 64 former "Well. . .... Lodge shot back hgri)Olrn,374pm, low 9-22 CIA em- denied any continuing association with the spy Nixon's I running mate on , "I want General 6 the 1960 Republican Lansdale plOye5 Who now work for the flEA. A bout half are agency. T Canaveral -to stay close to Thang on the subject of presidential ticket. ' high 759 a rn - 3 ? P rn tow 9 06 assigned to the Intelligence Unit at PEA's RIGGING ELECTIONS: Among the papers M. m "I spent nine whole months once rigging a pacification, Ua lmportant" which I thiak is a great deal more Washington headquarters, The others are recently sto'cn from Daniel Ellsberg and Itepe.ollcAt1 convention," S he went on, " choose scattered In seven foreign esiintrfes and nine recovered by the po Footnote: The minutes lice were his minutes of a Me (Dwight Eisenhower) as a candidite also dcscrtbe "a long _______________________ ftS. cities t'" secret Saigon rnectiii at which former than discussion of the problern of unsolicited presents Bob Tall.. In another operation, the drug agency Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge made some to Vietnamese and the troops, (including) "The Issue here iswheuryoUcaflhaveopen everal tons laundered payments through the CIA to an ir,startling comments about rigging elections, of bubble gwn primaries. The fact is that in Southeas and foot powder. formnant who travels abroad and picks up in. t Aria In The police turned over the stolen papers Lodge Wondered whether there to wartime you simply cannot have open no one In telilgence on narcotics. Because the man is still Con'ess, which locked them In a safe. But froir, Washingun Who would take thewas primaries, responsibility For saying 'no." IA I -4 (i' - A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR $36S - I . I., I - 00 -- porti - - ________________________ ., ---.-- • ____ ____ 0AMM666~ Dr. Schows ,E. Foot Powde ------ .,. Shake It on lwt. Shake In your thou. Soothes ItOder feit. Absorb, helps neutralize your p tired, 1001 odors • Entertainment • Gift Bags To All 7 oz• 1 149 • Door Prizes • Free Samples 45 -_ r PERFORMED BY A LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR SimplicIty With Dignity ______________________ s ' A ......... Carolyn Lewis of the nationally famous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL I Gvrun?ud Forevar Ye Members of . I Cookino demonstration —. s homemaking tips from V II. . - FREE ADMISSION— P t- shakes with 1f i ;, ~ ___________ I -, 322 1812 FOR FREE BROCHURE PHONE 422-7393 OR MAIL THIS COUPON TO WINTERSET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. 120 N. ORANGE AVE. O'NEALARCADE, SUITE 7 . C_Tr`,-,,.,i01 ,— , lok, MARGE WILLIAMS f-of 0 . -- Carolyn Lewis Home Economist Sanford FOOT POWDER e Free Recipes \ '' , Exhibits SPRAY 20 Bags Groceries Given Away ... - 32801 _ .- II I HOSPITAL NOTES . - - / \ ' I1 •. / . - - a' _....I nd f1 \ - ' 'I ' ?'L_ ng Be - t ANDERSON through Inevitable price increases any peace of mind shoppers might win from th e change. Nora Bell, Orlando; 16 grandchildren and three greatMrs. Minnie Maud G Ill) ard, grandchildren. 74, of 394 Chapman Ave., Gramkow Funeral Home in f"trcd speaker Semjta Sanford died Wednesday. Born charge. "0 Jess Wright, state director of In Dothan, Ala., she came to Alcohol and the Family, p.m., Altamonte Springs AARP, on legislation. Drinking and Driving. feature Community Center. Sanford 40 years ago from films such as "The Days of Deltona Civic Association Alabama. She was a Baptist. Clvi an Inte rn a tio na l Wine and Roses" and "Lady Survivors include adaughter, Funeral Notices SanfoqI), 7:30 p.m., It!,Jax1Ha,,l1 ,p mq 1, Sings the Blues."Free and open RestauraM 1~*. . - - -,Cavalier Mrs. Dorothy Benton, Sanford; ~ * .. mmun k ' ten er. to public, Call FTU Village luncheon (óllówed by Bingo and sons, Alvin, Sanford; J. C., GILLYARD, MRS. MINNIE Ocala, Duval, Jacksonville and Center for further informatIon, FEB. 2(5-22 cards. MAUD - Funeral Service for Wilbur Gillyard, Prattville, Mr Minnie Muo GUIard, 74. Gem and Mineral Show FEB. FEB. 20 Of Cha pm a n Ave. Sanford Ala.; 10 grandchildren; eight Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to Deltoun Shrine Club, 7 p.m. P.M. Local and national held at tO 30 a m Fr i day at Deltoia Inn. Speaker Gramkow Funeral Home in Miss dealers. Collection of Chinese Lake Howell High School Band Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel -'In Rev. Bill Coffman ci Barbara Kinnee, director Jade, soapstone and selcnite Parentis Am. to ral3e trioney charge of arrangements. liclating Burial in 0sleen ______________________________________________________ Southwest Outreach Center. canings from Russia and mini- Avenue. Band Cemetery. Gramko* in charge. HERMAN Maitland YATES Scout Lodge, Horatio Open to all Shriners. mountain of uncut rubles. YATES, HERMAN L.— Funeral concerts at 11 WrvICfj for Hermat, L. Yates. Herman L Yates, — a.m. and 1 p.m. 74, of Rte. 74. of Rte. 2. Sanford, who died 2, Box 488, Sanford, died Wednesday, will be held of 3 Sanford SCL Employes Wednesday. Born in Florida, he Pm , Sblul`011Y, in Gramkow Federal Credit Union Funeral Home Chapel with Re.' Open has lived in Sanford most of his lames Vaughn officiating House at the ne%y enlarged life. lie was a retired roofer and FEB. Pa:arla Henry Burial in Evefgreen cetneefy offices Mary Mitchell — 218 S. Park Avenue, ADMISSIONS a Baptist. Gramknw n cI'tirge Anita Ramaooe Sanford, All interested persons Survivors include his wife, S.nford GCratdln C. R,,it - -mnvueu. i:JU:30 Mrs. Annie Yates; three sons, p.m. Erma Jell Sammye Lou Kerl Edna L Thelford Venis Whitten James F. of Marietta Ohio; LizzIe Dl*on Lester Russell Sanford SCL Employes William, of Sanford; and ,- , June Lee Ruth M, Lusk 1. - I Federal Credit Union, annual Herman L Yates Jr., Apopka; -. ~Carolyn P Stenstrom Ronald C. Parson meeting of members to be held daughter. Mrs. Hariett Reed Lvii Randall Clarence W Johnson Howard H Hodges Phyllis M Vernon at Sanford Garden Club Jacksonville; brother, Joseph Building on Hwy. 17-92, San. Yates~ Orlando; sister, Mrs. LitI B Virginia 5flgf, D5jry Long f ord. Dinner at 7p.m. followed Genevieve G. wair Valtill S Lindsey. DeSary ________________ Leon H. Lormel. DeBary C14r5 0. Corley by election of Directors and Are Ellen C Haupt, Deflary Florence E Nelson Credit Committee. EntertainLK\Vl\; 1I1,.: _____ Ciffc'd C Cauthen Pt)sselI Ii Brnoks. Detlon.' mnent at 9 p.m. by Bob Rust and JoSephine Lee Scott A Marshall, Geneva Is N () LAUGHING 'w 14 MbeI Green, DeBary Clifford P. HUQh. s. David Leon ard. Orange city Dorothy Mae Kolblnskle. DeBary Door prizes. Reservatio ns reJoyce Hepsworth, Dellona Ruby M Hill, Oviedo i ..'i'i'i;i quired for dimmer, Raymond W Wileley, D.eltona CatherIne M. MiEvoy, Deltona DISCHARGES : Organ workshop, 10 a.m. to But the Welcotia' Wagon Milton C. Schaefer. Dellons Sanford: Scott A Marshall. Geneva noon For anyone interested in hostess can inake it easier Annie Laura DeIIalieId AnIta M Gault, Lake Mary learning more about organ Io adlust to ),our new surJ Rash Monroe music, Six fr ee lessons of ritundings, and maybe put Ronald T. flas1, Lake Monroe 4t'h.7 :30 Mildred Alexander Method will France% Chipman. Long-aoo ; stittli' 1)11 VOLIY face' Sue Curtis Eardl , Orange City be given away. ____________ (DOORS OPEN AT 6:30) Hrittte H Leggelt, Orange City calendar . - , Is The MRS. MINNIE GILLYARD Teague Middle School FEB 21 Advisory Committee, 7 p.m. AARP, 2:30 p.m., First Open to all interested persons. Federal of Seminole, First Street, Sanford, Speaker, Dr. Pt.r, tww,.... -- - that that AREA DEATHS * - - the high cost of accurate drained weight labeling would nullify Ce _--___, Z FEB. 18-21 Four-day Alcohol Symposlumn, Florida Technological University. Dr. Joyce Brothers - IA 1 J6% after to et CALENDAR - These Are The cleanup, he rilxrtcd. f) SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) Communist forces stepped up th eir attac ks in the Sa igon region and the Mekong Delta after a two-wee k lull during th e let festival of the lunar new year, the South Vietnamese military command said today. It said eight of its soldiers and eight civilians were kill ed in the attacks, and 44 persons were wounded. It reported only one Viet Cong killed, b, ___ ________________________ to Planning Will Hear 2 Zoning Requests , - ___ ______ ,, de ) lnDw Communistts s Increase Attacks Gerald Ford is guilty of innate conservative the poor and unemployed or want of faith in the unbounded strength of thc American economy by attempting to hold down the federal deficit for the coming fiscal year to something less than the greatest deficit racked up in the midst of World War II. .... ri ( - i-l"Idt-"wili On Me Golan Heights. The diploma ts said Khaddam head ed across Nor th Africa after returning 04 "The trouble with the Ford budget,' says Sen. Walter F. Mondale ( D.Minn.) "is that he listened to those Republicans who still pray to the god balanced budgets." Put a microphone or a reporter in front of almost any Democrat or liberal and much the same kind of observation pooh-poohing the President's concern would be made. 'S - te - Arab diplomats in Beirut said Syrian Foreign Ministerr Abdul Halim Khaddam is visiting Algeria, Libya and Morocco to seek backing for his governmen t 's demand that any Israeli pu ll back in th e Sina i desert be ____ ____ _____ /o o Is Of re/oiling reque.ts during its & to till the cancy 1Jac put in the pot" south of Saigon, and blew up a Gee Creek o'clock meeting tonight in City Berrien resigned Feb. 6. set up for restoration projects water purification plant, a hail. WINTER SPRINGS The City Building Inspect3r anI long delayed clean up of Gee acting Public Works Director throughout the sta te. Effl uent warehouse and a garage, the The first public hearing will Creek, a small stream that Ray Bradshaw said today he Is from the CASSUCO sewage command reported. On,Viettreatment plant owned by namese guard wa wounded. reine from restricted co begimts in Casselberry and getting proposals from rn. conwinds through Winter Springs tractors on the cost of the clean, the City of casselberry and mercial to multi-residential and into Lake Jessup may soon up which he estimates will run treatment plant in Winter property located between 13th age Airways SpringSt'UIHntoG be accomplished at least in between $,000 and $9 Place and 14 th Street on the fine was for dumping sewage part. east side of Southwest Road. into the creek fcr a shot time IdS1InW s21d Denied The second hearing will be to Alex Senkevich, retonaI Uf) administrator for the State very bad spots in the creek — during a mechanical breakconsider a request to rezone Department of Air and Water One upstream from Hacienda down a t the CASSUCO plant two The Sanford Airport from multi-re'sidential to Pollution Control says the city Village and one down stream. years ago. Authoritythismorning denied a restricted commercial, may receive funds for clean-up lie said the work Is complicated request from Page Airways to property located on the sou th. of sections of the creek between because of the dense jungle.like assign its lease as fixed base west corner of l.ocut Avenue A build-u1) of sludge and Moss and hays Road approved growth and the fact Pollution undergrowth in the creek operator at the airport to Arrow and East Celery Avenue. by state and county pollution Control will not permit use of a caused Services Inc. The board also will consider a serious flooding dragline, con trol officials, The current Page Airways site development plan for a problems in areas adjacent to Senkevich sa id the f und is lease extends to June 30, 1979. storage roo m addi tion to the the swollen str eam last Snkevich said, "We something new and getting it trying to see thHt it goes mer, causing .14ayor Troy One week ago, Page officials Port Grocery at 13M W. Mh St. set up h" caused the delay. through as fast as we can." lie Iiid to order a building told the authority it had Store owner Christine McCloud Banks Vest, an attorney in the said the $12,000 paid by Lester moratorium in the section unt reached an agreement wi th last week re ceived approval il department's enforcement and Marvin Marxkfl, former the drainage problem was Arrow Services and wanted the from city commission to sell Syria is trying to drum up Arab pressure on Preside President Anwar Sadat of Egypt to get him to make a new Fgy Israeli agreement dependent on an Israeli troop-pUanwithdrawal on the Syrian front. ________ - en Creek Cleanu May Staril By The Associated Press -t Second, recent studies indicate the cost of Protecting our environment will run into himJustwhatteactualdeficitforFy196wjllbe __ I. dreds of billions in the 15 years just ahead, even __________ ___________ 1. billion In his proposed budget, but that Includes assuming we adopt only the most reasonable and _________ trimzn1ngspen.rIs essary anti olIUc 'sources. The big quesuon 1s wfletfler our economy, programs by $17 billion Third, research published tie past two months _______________________________ cuts tiat already caught in qi repession, can be expected to Democratic Congress adamanfly opposes. reinfommsm older studies which inake it clear 1, 11r 11 I III I recover and maintain healthy growth If ôhergy is' the prOjected grow.h of Social Security, "Arthur Okiin to the contrary, the prospect is "It's Not His Fault The Bottom is Sinking! 11II ITT' It not for a budget deficit of $77 billion over medicare not as c heap and plentiful as it has In in the past. and Other programs for the aged will . prove an almost impossible financial burden as years but that Much or more in one year. The answer seems to be yes. The Conference oldsters increase and the percentage of workers Board, a business-sponsored research Well, all right. If any god Is dead it Is "the god TOM TIEDE declinies. organization, has just issued a study showing that of balanced budgets." Who remembers the last Four th, add the marked upswing of welfare ti between 1947 and 1971 American manufacturing me there was a federal sL'rplus, and was the and special benefits to one group of the country any better off for having it? output rose at an average annual rate of 4.3 per population Or another. Whatever one feels about Yet somewhere along the line we are cent while energy use was increasing by only 2.7 going to the worth of these many programs, it is a fact WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Since the middle revolution. one, held by many conwvat ,yes, have to ask ourmlves. what really is the limit to that the budget of the Department of Health, per cc.nt. The B=rd projects. of the last decade, ' when pla= for the celebration that by making more F and many far left Marxists as well, is that the how deeply the government can 0 into hoc Education and Welfare Is now greater even than began, there has been nothing so journalistically revolution didn't happen 9 k at efficient use of energy our economy could grow at it was merely a any one time? the mammoth Defense Department, and dull as the story of America's Bicentennial satisfactory rate of 3.5 per cent a year while our transfer of power from one establishment commemoration, another. Is there no threat at all that massive govern. energy consumption is gming at only 1.5 per cenL The impact is not only in the size of these "The second theory, which Is Peoples' theory, rnent borrowing could ftort the e,-Onpmy more This may be changing, however. There are Ile conclusion we see is that America need not PrOgrams but In Ow rapid powth which 13 Indications now Wt Bicentennial preWaUon fear dire economic consequences from a tough is that it was an UnPtfte&nted revolution, the "an it is already didOrted andultimately defeat leading to economic strains no economist has ma y be provoking what could be one of the great first in history to recognize the inalienable, self. the very ends we desire to achieve, especially energy conservation program. That sticking point been able to accurately analyze. debates in U.S. Wstory — niany in the nation are evident rights of man. I see this whole issue when there are signs that inflation Is at long last b should be removed from discussions of proposed Now money costs in the end are met only choosing sides to argue coming to a head in America in the next six beginning to abate' we are, where we energy and economic................................................................ policies. We have a lot more through the production of goods That is, it IS came from and where wewho months. I hope every school, church and home In should go from here. obvious that we must grow and manufacture Common sense tells us there is some kind of to (ear from th e paralysis in Congress which has the country nrgiipq it k ,f.A. .....i-. ii_i •ugw iiiii. nerwtse the government more at a pace rapid enough to meet the aboveTo date, the dialogue is forming along and in could simply what we really stand for," left us doing nothing at all allout our forced sul>crank up the printing presses and award every listed denwnds on our resources. But the response to political ideologies. Media com. mission to the dicta te of the oil cartel. Rifkin and the PBC have already decided. American a million dollm. This would be fine, Production forecasts re exceedingly gloomy. mentators are Increasingly taking 311013 at a flatly. And despite yelps that their view is too except that we know that shortly afterwards WC The early age of retirement, the crowIng radical commemorative group called the militant, they seem to have gotten closer to would be paying $io,000 for a pound number of older people, the accelerated "t of Peoples' BicentennW Commission. of "first principles" than any group xWe Owe burger. Real Can Of Peas workers from production to service jobs, the Peoples, formed as the anti establishment which establishedflrst principles Indeed PBC'a delayed age at which young people move Into the alternative to the official U.S. Bicentennial The Food and Drug Administration has given an attentive research is often uncomfortably hardno$W:the MR government has no real money of its own. *' labor market on the average all these trends Commission, has ruffled tempers by advocating founders opposed standing militias ear to Consumers Union, the private agency which purports 10 ( America What it has is what it extracts from the mean that fewer and fewer production workers the celebration economy t of a Revolution with a has 2.2 mill ion men under arm), opposed by way of ta xes. It can advance the interests of the unwary public In the marketplace, — percentagewise — are turning out the goods "R," atid hat means a rededication capital spend this money wisely to the inherited wealth (Nelson Rockefelfer Is vice in many ways to the benefit on an Issue that I', of questionable consumer beiefit. we need so desperately. Consider these trends in founders' proposals to bust up aristocratic of the economy — by And the FDA proposes "within the next two months" to prestdent, and opposed centralized government returning some of ft to the pockets of th e conjunction with the mammoth growth of the nonrich economic power and support support a regulation that would require each can of fruit or trim abusive government (federal bureaucrats spend nearly ouedourth of SO that they have more to spend Ofl spending programs listed a bove, which must be down to size. So consumer me dissenters scoff that the vegetables to be labeled with the drained weight of the contents, the gross national prod•mct). goods, by stimulating capital investment supported b-, the declining percentage of founders had no such intentions at 50 that all. Instead of the net weight. Man is the only animal which devours its own, the notion's real we a Ith is increased. producers, and it becomes easy to understand Who is right? That's what a debate Now Consumers Union and the accomplMed homemaker said Tom Jefferson, and "I can apply no milder But anything the government why soine nommlly unflappable economists are might settle. Says Jeremy Rifkin, grand spends beyond director of the term are both aware that the brine in which a can of peas, for in... to the general prey dreadfully worried about the future. of the ri&. on (be what It acqui in taxes can nly be c t PBC: "There are two theories about the Poor." stance, is packed is essential to preservation diluting the purchasing power of every dollar. enhances l flavor. Consumers Union, however, is concerned that the number of peas lr.ayvary from brand lo brand and can JACK to can to the confusion of the purchaser and Insists that Inclusion of the liquid In net weight Is deceptive. -' m - icits Economically .I I nw:jl~ - __ I Def s ""- 10 Way Herald Stall Vrltr A, . - ,, i i vup - - ... U.N. Delegate UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) The Turkish Cypriot representaUve at the U.N. Security Council debate starting today says Turkish troops won't withdraw fron t Cyprus until after a Political settlement recog division of the island into federated Greek and Turkish Cypriot states. Vedat A. Celik, Industry minister of the new Turkish Cypriot state proclaimed last week, said in an interview that the U.N. peacekeeping force that has been on Cyprus since 1964 cannot protect the 118,000 Turkish Cypriots from the 501, 000 Greek Cypriots and the threat of enosis, the union of Cyprus with Greece. "We tried piper solutions in the past," Celik said. "We would fed unsafe if the Turkish tros left before a political settlement." DON OAKLEY Of -1 e s SAIGON, South Vietnam pending his oil tariff program Ing for the additional aid, re- killed. (AP) The Congressional trip for 90 days. Another guard was killed military supplies for the Cam. turned to Saigon last week to to south VIetrii and Can. A communique said 19 rock. when the Viet Cong blew up two bodlan army. Police said three An earlier report from Wash. get things bodia that President Ford ington said 16 members visitors, ets killed six persons and bridges 10 miles north of persons were killed and six oF the wounded 12 in lay Ninh City, a hoped would generate sirnoort Senate and flnncn n( the battle fronts t1..... Oil sIu wnain,I h.1i #k.. jJLZ ..t.,..........._ I1U LI VI IJI VLI W43 EJI for more U.S. aid has been tative were still on the list to while, the North Vietnamese provincial capital and frequent IrCamtxynp, an army source hit. tatively postponed, Informed leave Friday morning if legisla. and Viet Co ng ste pped up their target 55 miles northwest of in Phnom Penh reported that Military sourm In Bangkok SOUrCeS reported today. attacks in the Saigon region and Saigon, and 20 mortars hit a government troops recaptured said the American airlift from live business permitted, Some 20 volunteers from the Ford proposed the trip when the Mehong Delta after a two. %iliage in the Mekong Delta 12o Mong Itussei, a rice-depot town 11miland to Cambodia is now the let festival miles southwest of Saigon, kill. 160 Wes House and Senate were to have it became apparent northwest of Phnom averaging about 700 tons a day, that there week lull during left Washington this weekend was strong congressional of the lunar new year.' Ing four civilians and wounding Penh which the Khtner Rouge most of It ammunition. The air27 others. overran Monday. I for a 10-day visit to Vietnam. sition to his request for $300 lift Is being flown by Bird Air, a The South Vietnamese mill. A Viet Cong force invaded a But the sources said their de- million in addi tional e Phnom Penh Th airport was private American compcny military tary command sa id eight of its village five miles north of Saiparture has been delayed be. aid to South Vietnam and $222 hit by nine rockets while an that is equipped and paid by the soldiers and eight civilians cause of the congressional vote million for Cambodia, U.S. Am. were wounded American IA-8 was unioading U.S. government. in the atta cks, wounded four, and blew up the to override or sustain Ford's bassador Graham Martin, who and 44 persons were wounded. government administrative of. anticipated veto of th bill sus- had been in %Vashington lobby- It reported only one Viet Cong f ice before jt was (jrivenOut the Sanford communique continued. One Viet Cong was reported killed. Viet Cong sappers also slipped into the regional head. The Sanford Planning and P The board will consider X quarters of the International ZonIri , Commission will hold nominations for recomCommission of Control and Su- two p ...": ::.-J * - Sun Glasses -- ,''g,, - I Thuisday, Feb. 20, 1975—SA t poned - Turkish - Those Rosy gu - Pos r 9 ____ Thought for today A prophet Is not without honor, save in his own country, and in his own 'öij WASHINGTON (NEA) A friend from a foreign country asks why President Ford Isn't telling us just how rough our future is going to be. It is his considered opinion we will have to change I?ur We styles dra3licaiiy and permanently. His belief Is echoed by some researchers at the National Science Foundation andbyanumberofthoughtfulecononjn and out of the goverrunent. I don't know how permanent our change in living will have to be, but one thing is clear: In the next few years, we will be required to make more sacrifices than we have been pubhcly discussing. We are "aught simultaneously In four rriaJor evonomic revolutions, each of which puts a major strain on our living standards. One, we coul d take in stride, but not four. First, of course, is the high cost of oil. Top men in the Industry are certain we are running out of witural in we united aT,es at a rate ra e so rapid that no exploration subsidies can long stem the tide. The energy strain will be intensified by the multibillion dollar struggle to achieve In. 0fl ____ john spoiski associate editor Ah Toss - reduce demand for oil from the Organization of -. tI -) -- tariff to imported oil is a first ep toward in- abroad. ., Trip y IN BRIEF _________________________________________________ plernenting the Kissinger strategy. The skepticism this move has generated, and the effort in Congr(w to head it off, indicates that it may be harder to sell the strategy to our own people than to sell it - - outlined a promising strategy for bringing down world oil prices and making the industrial nations by Arab oil producers. It would require, of course, that the major oil-consuming nations stick together in carrying it out. It would also req uire th at th e Arnericn people dig in for a period of using less 1 - Another from the mallbag: "Dear John — So you enjoy a heated debate! "How about visiting the Democratic Executive Committee of Seminole County -' less vulnerable to price-manipulation and boycotts .4 %Alfru r Indochina - . Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has some 1esonc to same very flustrated long time members? "The January meeting was the most disgusting display it made former President Nixon and his MERRY-MENS' maneuvers look like hIlds'.play. Some members feel any means to justify their wishes and tonight we beard the results. "The Credentials Committee did the job tonight. I do hope they sleep well after rameodding their slateofapportantive members onto the Committee. It will be Interesting t see how many of these apper tanuve members are disqualified 10 nonattendance. "Sign me a Citizen for a Better Seminole . ....•...__ Energy Cuts Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - v'uvm __ - Clock From the mailbag: Although this letter writer" didn't have the temerity to sign his name to a postal card addressed to me (as opposed to a letter to the editor which would have seen It dropped Into the waste can if it didn't have a signature), at least this person was trying to express a personal feeling... "Dear Sir Fair is fair. Therefore if whites can have their own walk-in schoc1s . . so, too, should the blacks. Why can't the black children who walk two miles from Magnolia Drive and Highway 427 walk ('flC mile to their own Rosenwald School with no L. 11',,, iiivuvu _____voters, It was signed two white - Thursday, Feb. 20, 1975-4A __ The round MRS. DONALD BELL 9349212 Casselberry. Winter Springs - PLUS: Exciting Fashion Show I' C Presented by Local Shops '-----------________ _______ - _____ CITY STATE - ZIP with gift s, demonstrations and exciting offers from SHIRLEY MILLET 834921? Forest City lcAJI the merchants of the Greater Sanford Area P'4 See -_ TELEPHONE HILDA RICHMOND - -PC AND: Huge Display Area Springs NAME _______ T. 1 - MARILYN GARLANTI AIIamOnte STREET ap-- _ 52. Show Issue 5"fl- t -- 514 3167 'Deltona _ __ _- I I Fast ROIlOfI Helps Keep Feet [)ry! u' ) �r éA—Evenrng Herald, Sanford, Ff. Honey Or — T Thursday, Feb 20, )7S Sugar Sala Best? — DEAR DR. LAMB_IS hone). more beneficial to one's heal th than cane sugar! Does sugar have a tendency to cause gas to form? Which is more fattening to use? Cuts — — w 4 Husband Offers Lif I:nr w; (!ons1r1Pr19 d - w • - - w Evening Herald, ThurSdayb.2O,1fl7A = PLACEHVI1.IJ Calif. (AP) For Friday, February 21, 1975 cer,toand he her sayswell he'dagain, give his dominal cancer. As he paced of,death, but she's going to be seriously ill when she was Herbert Gibboney wanted to life make the floor sell an eye to pay for his wife's Gibboney learned this week hospital,athePioneer said: Community hard to give up If the good Lord muted 20 days ago. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL medical care. Now she has can- that his wife has extensive a wants her. I wish I could change Gibboney, unable to work "Neither one of us has a fear places with her, full-time because of a heart ARIES (March 21-April 19 hopes and inspire you to move "I know the prognosis ISCESwill (Feb. March 20) Isn't condition, lives on a $210 Conditions are generally to upward with renewed vigor.PYou be23making a too good, but I still have faith." monthly Social Security check, your liking mo3t of tle Doctors said day. Quick action is called for. fascinating new con ta ct. This exploratory sur. lie said he was too proud to take Outside interests will go bus , h w UHRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The person will play a big role in l gery54. revealed Mrs. Gibboney, medical or welfare smoothiy, but things get a trifle next couple days can be times your future as a most helpful has cancer of the colon thatstate benefits, bumpy at home th is p.m. ) CHICAGO (AP) tj has spread extensivcly In the An in- ters that normally would not The Gibboneys were over. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) of real achievement where ally. crease in child abuse Dr. Brown said the de ath rate abdomen, cases bot he r them, whelmed by public reaction to Roadblocks will be suddenly goals are concerned Things a result, they for children admitted to across the nation can be have a Gary Jones, hospital ad- their will move swiftly. hang In plight, low tolerance for a cry hospitals after whippings is 10 Feb. 21, 1975 lifted. It should brighten your there. directly attributed to the na. ministrator, said. "All we can Ing or mischievous child. "Since the news media print- spirits, but the glow will dim This will be an exciting year SCOHI)IO (Oct tion's recession, says a prorniper cent and that the majority do so far is try to lengthen her ed the story on my wanting to because of another worry. Statistics on child abuse nent Chicago pediatrician, for you sociaily. You,11 be in. are oflures deaths are due to skull frac- life through surgery. I'd guess sell an eye, I've gotten cards You'll gain from the same hard to find and often mIsGEMINI May 2Wune2O volved with several new fun Dr. I( , concussions, burns and s ituation where others ha ve Owine Hayes Brown, leading Dr Brnwn crim it we're looking at a terminal sit. and let's-ra rrIJIJUflC5 LU in t ernal organs. M C-151 LU COSL, innuences ! """7 naving an effect come up losers. Trust yourself medical dir ec tor of Coo groups. There's a strong uation down the road." k Councases are not reported and othincluding letters from Hawaii. upon your resources and earty (Chicago) Hospital, says ers are not consid normal parent or cust possibility you'll be making a Do t hi ngs your way. Gibboney took an ad in the I'm amazed people would sit sudden l(ng.d:;inc. trip. ngs are especially promising there is a direct relatlon.iip sM;ln1tItIus (Nov. 23-Doc. ered will rush his child for I'll- Grass Valley Union late Last down and take time to care," today. Be alert for unusual childserious abuse. than be tween child beatings and mediate aid; however, the month, of fering to se O .'14 11II'I1 21) You tend to gain now from a Dr. Brown is a str ll an eye portunities, ong advo- abusers, often fearful of their for $35,000 to pay for a bone unemployment. situation not entirely of your cate of sta te laws to require the own conse CANCER (June 21-July 22) own making. However, you'll quences, wait until transplant to r est ore part ot r Safety is a family affair. Speaking Wednesday before reporting he of definite or possible they' become truly frightened Something you're very ifl- share in benefits that pop up the American Academy of Fo- Instances of child jaw which had been eaten away a — FLORIOA~ terested in personally will et buse, Such a and until they have concocted by nonmalignant tumors. rcnsic Medicine, Dr. Brown law went into eff ect In Illinois in ER The their boost in a manner that never 19) It will be easy for you to get explanations," Dr. Brown operation was delayed said, "We've always had bat- l%5, says. occurred to you. tering husbands, but rece ntly of the cance r, co-operation from others today, She said that Ir. 1914 nearly Moststa teshave now adopt ed LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) You're so don't wait. Tomorrow will be _SUNSHINE BATE Noeye, onebut offered to buy GibboHF SURF TO SI U THE the number hasout risen because child abuse cases were re- provisions calling for detailed ney's Pioneer Comm very effective now if you another story. more men are of work and2,000 Ported NLWSLLICHONSAT lfl Illinois . She estimated reports of child abuse cases. nit) rema in the power behind the at ho me." , THE UHIFOpMSTQRF W1 '%UItS Jan 2O-'c), i that nationwide 500,000 children But 1)r. Rru n said it is difficult ices. Hospital offered free serv. GOVERNOR'S r tt u She Said thrire ['nil the 1ring;. IAt Work *i s did two physicians OU render iliany Iiien ar nux- are severely injured each year to prosecute child abusers, John Mathewson and ot he rs front (or you. HIGHWAY SAFETY bus and F ru DEANS CAREER APPAREL strated over mat- as a result of beatings. elficently now will result in Howard Evidence Is hard to obtain. COMMISS!ON ITS BLOCK $O OF DOt. TRACK RD Grahaiij VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) several unexpected bonuses. who found his wife AT It 4 ii*y It III. CASSLLerRRy Coed news will re vi ve your Iut out the best that'j in you, HOROSCOPE — . TALIJAHASSEE, Fla. ftP) ty of Floridn, Cain just a few steady at less that $2.2 million, Service Commission lawyer, Is granted. hundred dollars a year less that will require some personnel Johnson appeared before the Comnilttee CIUIIrTIISJI Sen. The idea t the chancellor, riously proposed, but Florida's Cu ts, legislative APA committee to Philip Lewis, 1)-West Palm on "had lie said that the salaries of That won't be clear unt il Ak. seek I highest paid sta te employe says ts leniency on a new SC Beach, said that Johns DEAR READER — There Is ew releases the budget in about rule, the possibIlity of cutting sala- university administrators are as much Input as any staff a lot of nonsense around bout set accord ing to his salary and two weeks, ries is worth considering, lie said the law was ammember on the APA bill. It flOW both sugar and honey. Neither each would have to be revised Meanwhile, it's relatively biguous on w he t he r the sc looks like his ox 15 beIng have any great health benefits Chancellor Robert Mautz downward if his was. easy for Mautz to discuss a pay could adopt a rule changing the gored." arid neit he r are particularly already se pa rated into single honey may have less of a ten- discussed the subject after the 1P cut -he won't be around in any liability insurance truckers "In terms of my salary, th2 event. The committee granted John. harmful to anyone in good sugar& This means they can be dency to cause gas than sugar Florida State University stuabsorbed directly into the in later years. Both can be dent newspaper, the Flambeau point I would make is that It is must carry. son's request however, on con, He is resigning as chanceilor n health, other than providing too bloodstream without being fermented to re A ot out of line and is by committee aide said the no lease gas. dition that the PSC submit a many calories that can lead to ,said in an editorial that maybe ti ve June 30, the day be. limits could be set oy when proposal to the legislature to apart. ins high in relation to other effec obesity and Its problems. he should lake a pay cut Instead B4cauSe honey is literally of talking about raising tuitions, people in my position to major fore the next budget goes into Obviously, once the table the trucker's license to operate clarify the law. effect. There are three single sugar Is broken into glucose and glucose and fructose diluted college presidents such as Mautz's successor, E!T. sugars. They are glucose, Mautz earns $51,000 a year. University of fructose it is no different Umn with water, it does contain isYork, former acting 1W pre1fructose, and galactose. the honey sugars of glucos and f ew er calories per gram or "People with high salaries do ('onsin,"l Ti(i' dent, undoubtedly has his own Ordinary table sugar, succiose, fructose. The only people, then, teaspoon than table sugar. have obligations," Mautz said. "If you're talking about Wsis a double sugar and is made who benefit from using honey Sugar is almost free of water. "They should share the burden missing people or cutting my opinion about cutting the chanup by joining glucose and rather than table sugar are However, you could dilute the and a reduction in salary is salary, then you're In a differ- cellors pay. Firm positions have a funny fructose together into a double those who do not have the en- sugar with water nd you are at obviously a way of sharing It." ent ball game," he added, way of changing as one's persugar. Before it can be ab- zvrne in the intestine to split the the same level. In brief, it will However, he cautioned that a William Gibson, aide to Lt. spective changes. sorbed through the intestinal double sugar of cane or beet take nrnre honey to produce the cut in his pay would cause a (,William Ji:r W!fa, said no Take former legislative aide wall into your bloodstream, it sugar into glucose and fructose Same sweetness yni are used to complicated chain reaction salary cuts are an ti cipated in Barrett Johnson, who hel pe d m ust be broken down into the single sugars. This is a fairly from ta ble sugar. down the slate university sys- the budget Williams is pre.. write the new Administrative single sugars, glucose and rare condition. Neither honey nor table sugar tern pay scale, paring for Askew. Procedures Act, which governs fructose. Asyou get older there is a loss provide any Mautzsald that several state signficant There is a possibility that state agency rule-making Honey contains glucose and of enzyme activity, and I amounts of vitamins, minerals university presidents, Including Askew's budget, holding state Iralose, too, but they are ou!dn't totally discount that or nee de d bulk for your diet. Itobert Marston of the Ilniver- Lencral revenue spending procedures, last year. In his new role as Public - Child A ' e E To ", . - ARRIVEAtIVE - t"o Here we go again with our super Sidewalk FRIDAY9 SATURDAY sale full of incredible values for family and home! 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Thursday, Feb. 20, leTs-IA __ Club . - -4- 0 :11 ': Notes WU ______ I IV Homemaking Taught Here C :I. session I'd like It to reach as by a session on Christmas or. contact Mrs. (1111 and she will [t l*q.4 many women who are In- flaments; and the last meeting attempt to SC program DEAR ABBY: My daughter e -_;_- terested In learning new and for the year will be a pine in at area. th is a young married mother who Things .iç__r were even livelier useful tips about sewing, needle weaving workshop. has recently been hospitalized iJll1I than usual at the County cooking and all the other facets In addition to the Leader for a serious Illness. She told me Extension Home Economics of homemaking," said Mrs. Training meetings and her 4-H I don't know '' it is *j•• that her dectoi has asked her Office on Monday morning Gill. whether Seminole County workshop Mrs Gill runs a for her father's medical history * --' when Louise Gill, Seminole's hoe course and During the year, nine or 10 women are eager to save because her illness Is the type ________________________________________________ Extension Home Economics homemaker money or e simply unusually three-day courses In furniture ______________ tha t is iit,!1v inh,,itI t..,.. Leader Training creative Agent, delivered her February to refinishing and draperies. the lather. meetings are held. In January, ever ,but therespon.se Home Ecomonic Leader new class I offer is These Intensive courses run 'ia love wi th this heel, she'll . _________ women learned the secretsof tremendous," Abby, I told her that her insist r?_ - : Training mee Mrs. Gill corn- from .9 am. to 4 p.m. daily father died when she was a rationalize it some way. (She'll bang yeast and sour dough menled during their scheduled week. that he was OalY I ______ The theme was Aceessozing breads. On March, 18, they will baby, but the truth Is that Iwas when he propositioned Next sessions begin in March. 40 or Clothes, foilowed by a session be instructed In homemaking Y Among the popular classes notmarriedhenshewasn. that yeu misderstood him.) / .. Her father on Bargello. Picking up handy shortcuts,followed by a session offered last year were fabric living Mrs. Gill has been Seminole 's Let her catch him herself. She time, labor, and money-saving on resource recycling during printing Philadelphia. lie Is weaving, home extension heme economics will. tips and "how-los" on making whicn Vervil Mitchell of the safety and family doing well, and has a family of iness agent for the past x ycar& She DEAR ABBY: I spent my .' hats, purses, bel and scarves University of Florida will records his own. I haven't seen him, graduated with a 85 in Home vacation with my widowed . were leaders of the County's II demonstrate how to make been In touch with him since he sister and her six-year-old Economics from West Virginia Homemaker Clubs, as well as charming woodcarvings from SOfi. refused to n' me because Meetings are held at the Agri- University, and worked as a ^ ; The is a every lovable youngster members of the public who the odd scrap of wood lying Center on US 17-92, Sanford. home demoftstration agent for wouldn't have an abortion. (He inboy lrnost were intereste(l in attendi n g the unused but . . "s ill iollege it the ruui:tI every Instruction is free. Women two yes before moving to training session, tune. I several times I observed turn household, dropped out.) -T'r4 should call a couple of weeks Florida. In addition to her 4Iiø4 his dogs •'? I keep track of him through torturing neighborhood before a class Is scheduled to demanding work at the AgriA Mrs. Gill, an attractive andcats,andevenownIi(Ue his cousin who Is a good friend terner, it was obvious Abby, Most sessions start at 10a.m. begin to check If the) nd Center, Mrs. Gill is studying f blondewhocanturnherhandto and continue until about noon. bring special materials or her Masters in Home of mine, but she doesn't kn any homemaking skill you care Occasidnally, when the that he was deriving great what happened between us. iptIe5 Economics Teaching at Rollins to mention, is eager to get the program Is particularly full, enjoyment irom his cruelty. L . My cience bothers College, Winter Paik. message to Seminole County women bring sack lunches and Iwas tp(edtomention In addition to the scheduled Should I tell my daughter • women (and men) that her stay on until 2 or 2:30 p.m. sister, punish but I was meetings, other meetings and d1or who her father Is, so he to shemwould theafraid For more information about Leader Trahdng Meetings we boy. workchnps will be set during the courses offered by the can phone him for t1 not for club repsentahives (She's a ver strict Mrs (i11planned has Leader 1raing )ear as the need arises If ou Extension Home Economics formation he needs' Or shouldLfl I meetings for Sep only, but for everyone in disciplinarian.) Now back have a special request regar Agency, call Louise Gill at the lease things as the are' ' County who would like to at ftwillbeon ding a subject of interest to you, Agri.CenteTROUBLED CONSCIENCE home, I find myself worrying November 3. The tend DEAR TROUBLED: Why about the situation. g rowing houseplants and ,.Louise Gill, Seminole's extension home economirs agent, has Should now write 0 UNDERWORLD don't you discreetly contact "I spend hours preparing the herbs; the second Is entitled, my classes . for all the county's homemakers sister 1flu tell r. your daughter's father and . materfa! for each training "Let's Think Metric," fetlowed ( ubI Finding F WORRIED id Th e Ri t HIM 10 get In touch with the lii 1I ii I I r.?. . .Sss II doctor by phone or letter? That DEAR WORRIED: Yes! It s Underworld way he kindness the doctor's would be to your sitter ' 114 Magnolia ; ,: questions without diselosing bb and her son.Tortunnghelpleu P I • J \ 1ThRwpLD £JcnUty ay ers animals is uually a s)mptom __________________________________ S DEAR ABBY: Three of us of a serious emotional dlstur girls share an apartment, bance. Don't wait another By FANNETE EDWARDS husband, and wishes to make moment. The boy needs Nancy (made up wme) Li Herald Correspondent t _ good use of the money despite . professional help much In love with a A efforts of her grown-up step using her. DEAR ABBY: I am a 30year"The Curious Savage," a children to get their hands on it. He has propositioned both of old married woman who hates comedy by John Patrick, V,u •. us behind Nancy's back. We to dance. I They commit her to an hi a very good be presented by the DeBary sanitarium, ., hr had heard that he was fooling dancer, and it Is stieer torture Players, Inc., at the DeBary "to around every chance be got, but for me her senses" In the to have to dance with a Community Center at 8 p.m. Wit . we didn't believe it until he got man other than my she meets various Feb. 27 and 28 and agaIn Marchsanitarium, . social misfits ~ around to pitching US. He's not much of a dilcez 2ata3p.m.nit1i. In getting to 13 . (Naturally we 0 s get either, but he can dance If he know them, she realizes that l ' This will be the second Of lost) :" she will find happiness with has to. '-' uf,1nr rPnt ..n Mjnksth1s Um, and plans o spciu Aro F' the holidays we went seasonbythePlayerswhohaye restofherlifeasoneofU guy hung the nx,m. We hate Enjoy swimtim, to to several parties and I was been entertaining DeBaryIL it-It £ee bat)n,tSjdwetefl uses to accept her na Roxanne / ' her the truth about her how totoU1't, Deltona,SordandDnd reea5,leadtherclena tur n down a man who' area residents princess scoop for the past merry chase all the while. boyfricnd? And if so, how' Vlllll asked me to dance because I seven years. I .necktunic W NANCY'sROOMJES was afraid I would hurt I There are tender inomentsas boy legs underpant • 1&- -. DEAR ROOMIES: U £he's feelings,io I J t ,,' us went ahead well aOUSOne3, and the in Antron Nylon Lycra direction of Mr& Ruth Winter ni and chine-fti it tw.. :. fir*l Play progresses to a happy, .... Spandex. Deltona, who also portrays me. Plea . tell me how 10 g the sIs1ng ending. .' lead character, Mrs. Savage. out of Others In the cast Include: Matching Bikini HATESTODM L. yI.oth Eleanor Rob*ns, Fran &hu1te, available. Marry, also of Deltona. Both Eric DEAR HATES: Say, Hall, Paula Martin, Joan women are members of you, but do you mind 11 we all the Loutsenhizer, Ralph Tropf, Players and ha ve had years Of George this one our. Napoli, Sue Stanley, . -. in I ! cui ani Chartotte . .- . The story deals with an ec.i centric little old lady who has Backstage are: RocISchuIte Dt p1 (IfOUl WI) Sue RalphT?0P4, EriC fIJI been left $10 million by her John McGi4*ry and Bob Purvis. and Joan tm"AhIzer 200 N. Park at rehearsals 1LJN6 0 - ' - L--_- • ________ ___ - ______ . ____ __ ____ S ____ - * • ' ', . * - '• _______ - - •-• --- - - ___________________________ - _____ - - - 7 E lit i V I . ' J gh - - F COwTasn' * l Present curious avage - -- - - Make - __r I 1 * ' -141ylk-'L- F ' Splash - A Valentine th eme w ,---- rried out in both decor and Trfreshments with camellias -predomlnaung. h - -- Da h ! _I# - - - '. t - - *tMOC Auxiliary A -.."'.- - . ' - ' - ' -. - . - - - - , - ' -- I - - - t . A io_ ,- - ., I , Z. +-- ; - ia bdid - Examining doo r prizes at Casielberry Woman's Club annual luncheon and card party held recently at th e Clubhouse, are Mrs. Mary Woolson - — - __ - ____ - __ At FTU The Village Center at F.T.U. shows, and personal notes and featuring Mussorgsky's Is presenting the original Los letters. 'Pictures at an Exhibition," '\ngeles cast In a live theatrical Fields will relate many of his and Gabriel Faure's production, "W.C. Fields4o classic tales and won't forget to "Req uiem." at the campus Proof" on Feb. 21, at 8p.m., in let us know his attitude toward Village Center Feb. 23. the Village Cent er Assembly his complaining wife or about Room at Florida Technological his delirium treatments at the The 2:30 pin, program, University. sanitarium. Of course, no show which is free and open to the The recreation of this wou ld be complete withou t his public, wi ll have as soloists masterful humorist in authentic famous golf routine or Mary Grace Ridgewa), costume and make-up will description of the time lie ac- soprano, and Mark Ma,srin, provide a rare insight into tually drank a glass ci water, baritone, during the Choir's Fields, "the man." This Is due Tickets are available at the presentation of Faure's work. to the fact that 95 per cent of door only. Box office opens at The Orchestra will be tinder Fields-80 Proof" Is 7:30 p.m. the baton of Robert Harrison, Florida Technological while Dr. Edward flotaling win drawn from his vaudevill e act, University Orchestra and Choir conduct the Choir, with pianist his motion pictures, radio will present a joint program Ruth Fuller accompanying. . Penn Washington's Birthday Savmnns ill 1 — off these 20% /r, I Pa nesienne muslins. 0 JCPenne liances, — Sale Twin reg. 4.29 3ize, . IL,L . . ..., . . Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Feb. 23 . . Joe the Mlnah Bird is expected to be calling the tunes, and it's possible there'll be a tiger cub or two doe-si-doe4ng the rhythm Country Music - - - i 9. - Ili 1 - .o + - + Queen - - ____ '" I -- "fro. ',r-' 7U' ftf. I : : no-Iron Polyester. Cotton muslin bordered also available Flat or fwith itted --'--- I - Sale 2 96 U size, reg. Full Sale 396 size, reg. 9.29 .... Sale 6.66 King size, reg. 11.29 ..... Sale 7.96 Package of 2 standard pillow cases reg. 3.79 . .............. Sale 2.66 Parisienne is a 'Gator Dance - - - - Save ove r 25 0 on hip s for Sem in ole chairman, Mrs. Fred Wilson. amounting to $125.000 were raised by Beta Chi Chapter of All department officers Delta Kappa Gamma, honor electmi in February will be society for women educators, :!t ratified at the March business luncheon meeting, when new the chapter's yearly bake sale, I'hp sale wa_- the highlight of L~e officers for the Board of Feb. 13, meeting at the home of ,janagers will be chosen. Marguerite Partain in Oviedo. Five tables of bridge and one Mary Joyce Bateman Of canasta were in play dur ing presented the program, the afternoon, under the "Expanding Her Personal direction of hostesses, Mrs. Al Involvement." Hunt, chairman; Mrs. Burch Co-hostess Suzanne Tesinsky Cornelius and Mrs. Stanley had made personalized hearts Pierce. for the members to corn Mrs. Elizabeth Huff won high plement Use Valentine decor for bridge award and Mrs. Ralph the dessert meeting. Chapter president Mabel Chapman 4 Simth was se cond high Mrs. p resided over Use meting. Wim In Treasurer Rebecca Stevens will -ftnasta and screeno high winner Ramsey.transfer the funds. was Mrs. A. F. - -- '+ -- -- Beta Chi b Robert - -- . - - _____________ ). '.+. . - ' ' - . J. __ -_- .!. - _.T .1 -1. __:,_-._,,-, ~ -.01, ~::,__ __1_1. ..---.---I;.- . _._ -:• -n -; ,: -- - - - -- Al -i 7. _ 4 , Theatre, Music ~__:,!_..t,___. ERRY -. - Thursday. Feb. 20, 1CTS-?A - . . By JEAN PAVIESON Women's Editor - " - S CLUB The program will be •' moderated by Louis Harris, , The Social Department of League human resources 1 img.11 Sanford Woma ns Club riet for ehalrpersnn, Panel participants 1W its monthly card party and are Sandra Gaines, Emergency . • election of officers for the Food and Medical Outreach ccrning worker; Algerina Bradweil, School Migrant Social Worker, Mrs. Adr L. ' ian Hall, depart. and Wendell Springfield, nt chairman, presided at the '" personnel director for Duda & UUSifless session. Officers Sons. elected were Chairman, Mrs. The Florida League began its W. B. Eliberbe; vice chairman, study into the pr oblems of the Mrs. Herbert Larson; finance, Farniworker with a State-wide re Harris; mem- conference attended by leaders CASSELBERRY bet progrim, Mrs. E. C. Harper the (armworker. A da y-long j• WOMEN MEET Sr; Public relations, Mrs. N. V. county Farinivorkers Mini. Fartner and house chairman, Conference is planned by the — —_ George E. Wells. Seminole, Orange and Lake 4, Since the Public Affairs County Leagues on March 12 in Department has no IlleetIng Apopka to Inform the corn. planned for this month, officers munitY of the situations that for this depariment were also exist in our area. Florence elected at the social meeting. Neldig of the orange county Officers elected were, Chair- League is chairperson of this man, Mrs. William Foster; vice with Mrs. Harris chairman, Mrs. James Lash' recorder. serret;iry, Mrs. S. ( arrwian; finance, Mrs. lthlph - __________________________ #III ~ - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN T Evening Herald , Sanford, Fl. . . . Von' Daughter's Doc Needs Dod's -Data -* - L - -- : -' -. ':": '''"- — - I ---4 '+ ,-, . ' ' '- .,. - - - fre 0 0 uo Ip .. 'L A ,-~-#- 3--b IA QA1A Q • • fog. 17.99. JCPenney cooker/fryer. Tel lon' lined for easy cleaning Has a large 5 qt. capacity. automatic thermostat and cooking chart. "' - t "' I ;,_-. _~... 11' JV% . ,---4;i - 1. , . -. . 'i7 f - Center. Post District 8 president of the Mili tary Order of Cootie For that's when the Starlight 0,10C) Auxiliary, Joan Hoag of Promenaders square dance Orlando, and senior vice club sponsors Its Green president, Josephine TUmas, Alligator Dam to benefit the were special guests at thie I*w Sembiole Count * t" _____ e - *1 % . - '. , I - - ' - ' 754 .•, -' ' The fun and gqme3 Start at 8 their partners for a good two. Center. and-a half hours. The public is Highlight of the meeting invited to view the dancing, under the presidentship of which promises tobeflvelyand Katherine McHenry, was the colorful. nomination and election of In addition, animals from the officers for the coming year. Elected to of fice for 1975-76 zoo and Informative brochures were Helen K. Bacon, on the zoo will be displayed. all come and help the zoo, president; Dorothy Drew, (cnIor vice president; Jean urge the Promenaders, Hellen, junior vice president; Mary Vining, secretary OUflC,, treasurer; Laura Lavery, chaplain: Ruth LeClene ' Ken Storandt, conductress; ,, Carolyn vary, , chairman of ituvrr) Committee on guard;Katherine McHenrythe I ftee-year trustee and Florence Aging for the East Central FInddaRegional p Walker, two-year trustee. Council, has scheduled a , meeting for Feb. at 8:30 a.m. 4% ' .- - Mary - -'.. ' - URALIZICD Esther - -. + Elegant combinations of calf and patent create a classic looking pump for all your well-dressed occasions. Banded in gold Of heel and toe, it has the kind of fit that Just won't let YOU down Yours in white, bone and light blue RALUZEno N1'5?U Ii tiN IP' AE~E"V~ . __ _ DeLand Art Festiva' Slated 'J )J U'( l1"M 10U 1111011% f r Y, *- - - i I -- U I. 4 , T 'I m:uuu - '' Ii' ' - Ir-mo - • Z;I,tr.A the Seminole County League of Women Voters. Repri tatives of the County Social Services, Education and MI best wishes to Viola Agricul t ure will take part in a Rogers of Deltona who recently .rnel discussion on Feb 20 at reloaitedfrotiiNew York She's 7:30 p.m. The public is Invited in Seminole Memorial Hospital to the meeting at the First recuperating from surgery. A Federal of Seminole, Ilwy. 434, beck Of a way to start a new life esen. Personals i I .. - ''v' '" / - - - At - + " '- -060 V - - - .., I n - i1 ' 94434 r— j', i- Matching Handbags : Z ALE.S witius 6,06 9led sf,ovt" Out Pvopk Ma1e I j. Fv - - ' (F1J' +. . ,- ( . . . I - _. J - -- 1 - - *0 %; -,Or ; - '. .1 ;-.1. 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A* 4 __ furniture with a staff of Interior designers And the services - 14 our arch llectur(IlIy reimniscenj of old Williamsburg You will find i)ppirJ for menv. ollierl Ind CtllI(tr(.1) boud,r and bath accessories ff1' Num be r Ont- Discover a unique Americana - * 0 SANPOID PLAZA 323-IKI ALYAMON Ti MALL 131 KI+1 - Park Ave. N. /Winter Park and now store in Longwood Village. "Itt - '. PH. 322-0204 0. " I - * , I . _- z - - "Farmworkers in Seminole conducting hearings from County" will be the topic for the petitioners for Title Ill funding, - -n,, -. (' — *.J 208 E. FIRST SI,, C* eminoIe L WV . ','II . Ij! - M % . 4 I ~X "' il" ji - 1, I - S. ' c ,*~ J*-4 . , - _; L', ' DREMERP 'll/ UP inhf ;Ty-T & Meets ,. ,, Members of the West Volusia Bank on Woodland Boulevard In categories. There will be money Artists Inc., and the DeLand DeLand. 'awards or second and third Chamber Commerce are Artists and craftsmen in place and three hcnorable finalizing preparations for the painting, watercolor, sculpture, mention awaras In each DeLand 10th Annual Art graphics and photography from category. FestIvIJtobe held Marth8 and as far afield as Washington, 9. D.C., will be showing original Forms lot- entry may be This year's festival will be works at this exhibition. Cash obtained from Miss Mary Shaw held in the spacious tree-shaded awards of $100 for first prize at 065 S. Volusia Ave. Orange parling area of the new Barnett will be given in each of six City. Fla. 32;63. i~_ ,,~,lyyf2*Y 0 * ___ " , - - - - -- !_jJl £_ "CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's.Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 12t30.530 (sn 111111111! I �- --- "A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Feb. 20, 19 73 JCPenney SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. a— I husday, Fob. 20,1975—la Washington's Birthday Savings It's Tourney Time off our solid state portable 5Q95 District Cage T,V, Events Start Trip To State High schnnl basketball teams begin a new season tonight .39 The past season is old and meaningles-r. District tournaments all over Florida begin tonigill, tind end Saturday as the U iP to the state tournament gets under wily Seminole and Lyman compete In the District V, 4A nament at Stelsm, Lake Brantley and Oviedo baide In the - I 'istrh.t VIII, 3% event at Lake Brantley. and Lake Howell and Sanford Na val Academy vie in the District VIII 2A tournament at Bunnell JP _ ' In the 4A classic at Stetson, Gainesville and Daytona Beach ';eabreeze open the tourney tonight with a 7 pin encounter. - ,WQ I l.yman and Seminole ba(fleat8: DeLand meets the Caine iileeabreeze winner Friday all in and Daytona Beach Mainland tangles with the Lyman ' minole victor Fridat at 8:30 I - I I - 0 P=~ The finals are set Saturday at 8:30 after a junior varsity confrontation between Deland and Gainesville, the Wp two JV teams in the district. I'll AN a:97 N Love seat, reg. $399 Sale $39 Sofa, reg. $479 Sale $383 chair, reg. $199 . . . . . . . . Sa le $159 Mainland - regular ..... . * prices ctive thru day, Feb. Sale $279 .. ... .. -,. Save - o n q u a lio ty occasional tables. 20 .-'. ••I••\ ' - - - J I- --_ -p-- .-. . . _____ . p '!. •' /0 effective "We've placed a lot of emphasis on the district," Lyman Coach Rick Steinke said. "The "I realize that people are th.1riking that it,s going I - •, _ ______ --•• . . Fred Washunton of Seminole 111gb School grabs a rebound In a regular season battle. The two teams meet tonight In the District V, IA tourney at Stetson. (Herald SiiOIC.LII Photo by Gordon Williamson) — — No. 2774 mom Cocktail table, reg. $119......... Square commode, reg. $119......... Sale $101 Hexagon commode, reg. $119 .........Sale $ioi It s Cocktail table, reg. 159.95 - Sale $136 Square end table, reg. 81.95 Sale $16 The Mediterranean look of Spanish look Deep sculptured accents, massive antique brass tone metal hardware, slmuldted slate top. Pecan engraved finish over wood products, Accented with scratch resistant simulated wood components -. wfoughl irn an lone lacquer finish Bases have felt tabs to protect the glass tops Save $ 10 on our cannister, 4111 electric Save a fast $33 95 on our microwave. % Sale Rc'g 54.99. 9O2 L $i o - I - Or And we welcome the Be rnard Wright, a 6-4 junior, and Clyde Hudson, a 5-10 junior, are Lyman's leading scorers. Wright averages 14 points and Hudson 10. Seminole closed its regular season with a five.game winning streak and SHS Coach Joe Mills said the Seminoles will stick with their winning formula, pc Sale $ 266 . Lyman Tilt; Players Suspended Forfeits wier Friday at 1 Leesburg winner at Conrad Jones led inla nd. pergarne. Valencia , downed the Oviedo Evans, Jerry Fekete of Lyman nenn triumphed 8-0, Mike girls' tennis team 5.2 Tuesday turned back his opponent U. Butcher topped his foe 8-3, and Orlando Evans took both In Lake Brantley's sweep of Steve Brownell won 8-5 and Oak Ridge, Mike Constantine Lundberg recorded an anUey meets New Smyrna Apopka meets the Lake Brantley-New Smyrna Beach p.m. and Oviedo takes on the Hernando8:30. The finals will be Saturday at 3 pin. Oviedo and Apopka are the tournament favorites. The two teams battled three (lines during the season. Apopka knocked off Oviedo twice to win the Orange Belt Conference and Oviedo dimped Apopka in the finals of the Orange Belt Conference post -season tournament. In the 2A event at Bunnell, Sanford Naval Academy challenges Crescent City tonight at 7 p.m. and Lake Howell meets Taylor Pierson at 8:30. Fa ther Lopez of Daytona Beach takes on the Navy-Crescent City victor Friday at 7 p.m. and 1unnel1 Flagler Palm Coast battles the Lake Howell-Taylor Pierson survivor at 8:30. The finals are set Saturday at 8 p.m. Tribe Falls To ark, Henley said the disciplinary aclion would be In the form of a .-'. suspension, "The kids made a mistake and now they're paying for It." St. Pete Slaps Ralladers ST. PETERSBUII(; — After The SJC Haiders meet runners scored on Dwayne opening the season with a Hillsborough Community Gray's triple. victory Tuesday, the Seminole College today at 3 p.m. at the St. Petersburg's Steve Briant Junior College baseball team SJC field, m a two-run double In slammed evened its slate at 1-1 with an 8SPJC's five-run third inning. Seminole managed a lone in run 3 setback to St. Petersburg SJC pitchers Dave Hollifield, in the second and two Junior College Wednesday fourth, the who was tagged with the loss, afternoon, and Jeff Whitehead walked six HussefiLizzoli rapped a tr iple ba tters and were be hi nd St. and ST. PETE scored on AB R H RBi Fritz Petersburg's hitters the entire . Miilec.cf Lagergren's single in the ,,, Kurec.7b Rerchn, rt Pipef. Th Maye. dh Kirkscxj. tS Stroud, lb 8rint. L)ontil.lf reId. pr Totals 8-3 win. wi th Lyman. won 8-2, Marshall Woodson Butcher and Brunnell pulled Osceola dumped Oviedo 5-2 prevailed 84), Gordon Zellers off an 8.2 doubles' win for Seminole high School lost its Boyd reached second on a twoand the Evans' boys and girls wonal, Ben Turk triumphed 8- Trinity Prep. third baseball game of the base Winter Park error and downed Lyman by 6-1 scores. 2 and Mike Yagerman 8-1. SEMINOLE season, faltering 5-4 to Winter moved to In matches on Monday, third on Curtis C,re. is lu doubles' competition, In Prep's girls' triumph, Park Wednesday at the Sanford Wolfe's infield out. Jacobs. 3b Evans topped the Lake Howell Constantine and Turk won 8-1 Laurie MeNulty won 8-1, Memorial Stadium. ChmbqIn,c boys 7.0, the Lake Brantley and Woodson and Zellers Angela After Bobby Robinson KciI lb Crenshaw prevaIled 8-1 Seminole scored its four runs walked, Mark boys stopped Oak Ridge 74), the gained an 8-1 victory, Russi singled Evans. dh and Sarah Mercer topped her in the fifth inning. Winter Park home Boyd and Trinity Prep girls defeated Tim flames Darty, dh in Trinity Prep's boys' win opponent. Crenshaw and Kerr)' one in the tallied first, third McDonald. ci and singled across Robinson, Bishop Moore 4-3 and the over Bishop Moore, Mike Fugleburg teammed for an 8-6 llzzoll. lb sixth and two in the fifth. Trinity Prep boys knocked off i)ick1ILu:l ulI &-4. Jhn Din- doubles' win Bennie Mil!s walked in. ZtflkPn, c in ............ 5-4 cann isle; features a deluxe attachment set It has a convenient air adjustment on its hose. The car,nssler tands on end for cia cr /s be a real dogfight. . season but left the door to the state tournament ,pen, falling 7169 to Valencia Community ends of a boys' and girls' match 44.99 r, "It will challenge." . -- basketball team closed its the atate Junior college tour. with 22 points and Mike Junior College teams in the division advance to Osceola -, -. Ma Oviedo Girlsa Flter ! — chased beer after being eliminated from thesaid. 'We don't have the problem here and we state wrestling tournament at Tampa Jefferson won't have It. This t ype of action will not he High School last weekend, tolerated. Seminole ,. Save 4195 o n t hi range. . "We were pretty successful late In the season," Mills said, "We'll add a few new wrinkles, but basically well be doing the same thing." Seminole beat Seabreeze three times and split with nannt at Stetson Feb. 27, 28 McCants bucketed 20. and March 1. SEMINOLE: Faber 0 22 2 . In SJC's setback to Valencia, 7 ,, College at Valencia Wtdnc5day Freeman Kennetxew sank 18 &sr!"..w 300 6. McIntyre I 22 1, night. points for the Raiders. Veinon McPdvaI1221Pio,3S61$.wailiam The loss gave SJC six division Johnson hit 12 and Chip hoe 33)9 TctaI7$ 19fl59, VALENCIA: so 210, Jofl losses, added 11. 56 777 PcCants 11 4 S20. Nye7 776. St. Johns dumped Central The Raiders grabbed anearly Podcrs ) 14 9, Smith 1 00 2, Florida 8372 Wednesday to give lead but Valencia battled back Ofl Totals 2717 2 I both teams five division losses for a 32 halftime lead. Semle 37 37-69 with one game apiece to play. Seminole overcame Valencia Valencia 33 3'- 71 Lake City claimed the midway in the second half, but blat ioul Seminole 73. Va lencia di vision title wi th an undefeated Valencia took the lead minutes league record. The top two later and did not trail again. roused out ihornas 1 S. In the 3A tournament tonight at Lake Brantley, Lake Beach at 7 p.m. and &ookiHe Hernando battles Leesburg at 8:30. The glass Heavy ' gauge sloel with antique gold r:IA:t::._ Fred Washington is Seminole's leading scorer with 11 points Valencia Tops SJ( ' Tourne Ho es D 2907 .. Dan Gabriel of Lake Brantley soars for two points a regular season game against Seminole. Seminole's Tom Holllngworth, No. 11, sails past Gabriel. (Herad Photo by Gordon Williamson) Lyman High School's soccer team forfeited According to Henley, "14 or 17" members of its final match of the season to Winter Park last Lyman's soccer team were suspended after week after more than half of the Lyman soccer drinldngbeer on the team ',us, Henley said three team was suspended from school for drinking team members were given 10 day suspensions The soc beer on the team bus, and the others two or fi ve day suspenslcns. The incident occurred as the team returned cer team members also were barred from a Feb. 8 match at Gainesville. Disciplinary action against a Lyman wrestler from participating in any spor ts at Lyman this also will be taken, according to Lyman Principal year, according to Henley. iM I the - No. ffl •" teams. • r ugh "Hopefully, this is where our tough schedule will begin to pay off," Steinke said. "I think our district is a lot closer thar peope think. There Is not that much difference between the • - _,_• • thru Sunday, Feb. 23 — e to Lyman, which played one of the toughest schedules In J. -a'. ., b for the Greyhounds to win the tournament, but never say a team Is out of a basketball game. A lot of things can happen in this game." • .UJ season's behind now. We hope -. -- 1 No. 2771 Lyman twice. 1 In store or In warehouse Sale prices q Lyman, which is 2.22, has toppled Seminole once this season 6842 at Seminole early in January. Seminole dropped • I ._ - . • 10 and Seminole fourth at 15-11. - 'ç - .. A great look with tan naugahyde vinyl and kiln dried hardwood frame. Deeply tufted seat and back and nailhead accents. Reg. 329.95. Our personal size color 'TV has a 13" 23. screen (meas, diag) and a 1000ii solid state moiular cnassis. Features our Chroma-Brilet, picture tube for sharp color, Automatic Picture Dius AFT and / . season record. DeLandts second atl6$, Gainesville third atlS. — S: o 1 1 0 0 o S I 1 I 2 1 C I 7 1 0 0 3023 1 0 I 1 01 00 "$ AO P H' RflI ' 0 I . 2 I 0 I 0 1 0 I 0 00 o 3 00 I 0 000 377a second inning. Whitehead allowed one In the fourth, Lizzoli opened earned run and struck out four with a single. After two fly outs, in five and a third innings of Jeff Brockway walked and both relief. NHL To Expand NEW YORK iAP — The Denver (lid not have a dead roads lead to Seattle and Den, li ne as such, but it does vet. Which players will travel next Wednesday, the now same as them and how long It'll take to Seattle. get there is anybody's guess •-.-• - - - �28-Evening He'ald, Sanford, Fl. - Th&.rsdav. F,b. 30. 197.5 T I--- Dog __ '.4iJP i F I FT H $)4, 0- I C M. 'S Ete11enW,7MaIersGaI4l,3 JeIlyrol$ (5.3), 4. Margarets Beauty (10). S. Masked Rogue (a), 4. Chief Shakopee (w. . Big Watt (I). I. Results WEDNESDAY MATINEE coe ege Cage NHL Standings ELEVENTH. $14, C. 31.61: 1? I?) 76 2 7 39 180 IU 72 23 12 S 190 197 IS 6 31 151 243 13 31 I 31 139 2aO 9 '2 C 64 Chicago Vote One 100 5.20 340 6 St. Louts Push Thi Pace 7.40 4 $0 I Minn. Bouncer 8y 540 K, C. Quinieta ms) 519.60 Perfecto is I) U9 to P (5 6) with 16- S2104? 00 TWELFTH. 2. C. Asper 11.40 660 120 3 Montreal 34 9 16 11 213 It.) Aq4.p Pitts Oetrot 32 11 IS 79 20) 111 25 20 13 63 31 707 15 U 10 40 174 I Quinlela 13 4) %u20 Trifecta (3 .4 1'$?cI 00 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Division 4 ,fffrJ Boston Toronto 34 flfl 13 750 3117)) 73261 17$ 20 21 Il 51 196 Calif. 15 36 10 10 162 231 Wednesdays Reszitts C h I c a go FIRST. 5.145, A. 31.70: 7.. New York Miby *60 Detroit A. Philadelphia 3 SECOND. 2, C. Row GbSon 740 6CO P4ate 6 Thursday's Philaoelpht. at Buffalo Svmme.'Qoo jflifL4 (44 353040 rrrtet$a 11.1 $6360 Double (U) 519.1.0 520 3 M,treaI of karna City .. .-.3 CJJTIH Landover, Md. Boston at California Pci-eerIe 11 6) sao bVHA Standing5 Doll Q'inila is 6) 113 Perfecta (63) $17300 New Eng Clevind FIFTH, $. C. 39 Gu3 Lane ijo 4.00 300 2 K's Purity View 600 3.10 1 MineoloDasey Quinlela (I 2) 520.00 Chicago Pertecta (2.1) 519.70 MA 's Moore 100 300 3 LPa Jet O,, ,nie-Ia (3$) 116 20 Prfer?a(I 3) 549 20 SEVENTH, it. B. 39.09: Ccteliation K 's PhOib Mirieola Superstar 2.1.0 7 S00 6 1440 5.60 &70 I Marvelts Invitat ion 500 ] Quinieta (71) 13)10 NINTH, . A. 39.95; FCU,OnCJ*S 9.40 ICO 3.00 $ Y'f 'rtS 40 7 William 400 -:-- -, Do 1610 1.60 S Quinieta (54) $131 ELEVENTH. S.),, A. 31.24: Gulfport Bob 1 40 3.70 P,&anafpr Peggy 6a) 140 360 1 OulnIela 12 3) *56 70 P.rlerta 5)17 Big Perfecta (43 with all 21 W 5.. Pc?. GB 41 Il 707 - 31 32 677 4 29 York PhiIaIa II 43 .396 36 32 621 . ''j . . " ' 24 3) .475 S" Pnoenza 74 7 , I 9 2) 31 342 12 Wedn,sday'j Results TONIGHT : IP F. 3 U. B-i, Mystic Spirit tu. 7. DelI Gibsout (63, 3. 8#UiA (SI. i'r!i The fJcirn (17) 5 Circjit I 7. 2 ) . Siiii ii;. 1. wtwi' Tufty (14). S. K.' Victoria (I) SECOND. 's. 0 - I. Lorna Pacific Division Gidcn S.aH• Kay (61. 2. CelIa Jake (11.). 3. 00 03 New York 100, Ortro.t 91 Weshin'cv'i 170. Phoenix 27 ani City Omaha 115. Lu'. Angel es 97 Sett1e 171. Dotton 95 T S ",a,'cn at Cie.jeljr.j PonitO nd at New Orleans f, 'anf it Golden State Frtday's . rt...... ashore on .:--' . : •, F. - - - !,,. .. - -- - - ..,. ,' --' -. - -. .. z . .__ . NAVY, SHS Seminole traveled to Sanford Naval Academy Wednesday alternoou for a soccer match with the midshipmen and Seminole trtumphed 42. The two teams tied earlier In the season. iHerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) SOCCER ACTION Patn* ots The Herald Services were 4 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Sal BRndOOf the Oakland A's was right when he said two weeks ago, after winning $5,000 in a tolf tournament, "This may be the only rake I lie t An arbitrator ruled Wednesday in favor of A's owner 1) Finley, and Bando pill play baseball this By CHUCK MeCLUNG Willis.ms had a 470 total and In other classes, Jeff Davis Herald Correspondent 'ryre finished at 355. took top honors in the 132 cIs.s FOREST ST CI1Y- ' r' !.kc Craig Davis, coming off the with 380 total, overtaking Brantley weightlifting team state wrtTing tr !zt !a.'nmate Vernon Prcvatt who continued its sweep of e weekend captured the 198 finished with a 335. county, capturing a 46-12 pound c!ass. Davis broke a Mark Takac dominated the decision over Lyman Wed. state record with a 320 pound 16 pound weight class with a nesday afternoon at Brantley. be nch. Davis cleaned a 240 to 485 total sought by the third baseman. The victory for Finley gave him a 2.1 edge over A's players with decisions due today on two more cases, In. fielder Ted Kubiak and catcher Ray -a 5 bench and a 230 Last week the Pats trium. dominate the weight class with jerk. Jeff Payne of Brantley plIed over Seminole 37.17. a 560 total. Lyman's Mike wassecond,finlshingwjtha3o Dana Hopkins of Brantley Knight was his closest corntotal. took high honors for the evening prtitor with a 470 total. Jeff Hammond, the Patriot with 5 pounds. The Ted Dorton and Kyle Peters 181 ace, had little problem with 310 class, pounds and cleanand.jerked5 the 'Hounds. Peters had a 440 Wilkenson by a 560-4 margin, br the overwhelming triumph total in the 148 class and Dorton Hammond entered the state 111 '4 DURHAM, N.C.(AP)- Themes.sagewas very clear: a considerab!e number of college athletic programs are in big trouble, and some confess bankruptcy. Speaker after speaker at a three-day media semina, held on the CfllflPUseS of Duke and North Carolina universiti es ta lked ei ther of th e need to cut costs Im- s Social Calandar ' More than eymoon Kids." Nevertheless, the stage appea g Rhodes and A 30-member crew of cooks . - , a 43 and Jim Simon a 46. was ot saiori I4lkevjews medalist with a 39. Bob Denman had a 41, Paul E ,1 It 's 1111, 0 buy has become a goal. While this was indeed a desirable goal when the emphasis was on fighting inflation, it Isn't In terms of fighting recession. Now the nation's efforts are aimed at arousing some spending desire. . c.-. - . - .- I, " -.-' - 1 /_4 . Pi - /' ; - L117. ij -. ,_ - '' , 4, -. ' , . j., LI ' .' , IA,.-1~ .T l 1p ; . , - . - . . - ' I , 4. , - .iIr .-~ ,~ ~- 11' V & _- A_t , , ' ,k, j `it " i, l", -.~' A.-'j'. ' . . ,4 '.. ~ 4-. '_. '. ' I's''' ,,...'. £ ?;'. ;f.V,',. '.r 'i ' LOCATION: South corner of MIm,r Drive and Pine Drive, running parallel to Country Road in Sanford. Would you like to have this eyesore as your next door neighbor? We think not and feel it should be spruced up at once. This eyesore the heart of Sanford and does nothing to Improve the community's Image to any out"of-towner 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 1157, Club Is In Sanford, Fla., 32771. nancic'I I %J1 VLO I I - ,pp, ' —- ,'',l'-- Lending Agencies Look For Interested B 15 per cent — are some speed limits, mean that the cost posed to take a big bath. former big winners. Airlines, of settlements won't be rising Like any seer, mcAlinden autos, building, consumer as fast as the premium income would like to he his bet.c. appliances and electronics, from the new rates. "Lower Middle Eastern fuel copper, domestic and in"Similarly, electric utilities prices could break ternational oil, papers. -' Throughout the 19f0s and into 1974, as the price of their fuel WANT TO BUY? All Goods Are Clean Arid In Top Notch Condition , WANT TO SELL? Almost mcntt'ty cPpcP, *ben v o,jr Qnrxl% will give you a flu the return er got squeezed by Inflation in favorable psychology now the 1970s, the consumer durable skyrocketed," said McAlinden. NEW YORK (AP) makers were considered However, "State after state Every- don't like to use when times are things, shced that American one detects i( but almost nobody bad. But the prime lending rate business has the ingenuity and golden. Why not' For the ap- gave them relatively favorable pliance makers, especially, rate decisions, and this year, knows how to evaluate it. There Is under 9 per cent now, and will to fight back, business was up every year. is hope in the economic picture banks that weeks the price at wIdth they sell their ago were And there are signs of spring, Then there are the companies service will be rising at a now, still hard to spot and not to credit are looking for Just five weeks away. This 11351little which Argus thinks will be up 5 higher rate than their costs are be trusted fully. But i exists; It borrower!, ally mean] a pickup p in economto 15 per cent. Three of them rising." is there. Hope also radiates from plans Ic activity more jobs, more are categories used to good Food companies, which cars sold, plans made for vaca- times - soaps and Wholesale prices are falling, of Congress and the ad- [ions cosmetics, should increase their earnings and that means some to put more money The paint up-fix up the house. drugs and health care, and by 5 to 15 per cent, "were spring pickup Prices might actually decline Into the hands of consumers, might be office equipment. But farm squeezed in 1974 by weak this year, but It will be not merely slow their rate of who have lost not only their better equipment was out in the early nonagricultural costs such than now. as increase over the next month willingness to spend but to 1960, in the middle and some packaging and processing. 'There are thanks or two. The wholesale price de- extent their ability also, to be exagain at decade's end. However, these costs should pressed also for what didn't dine Is no fluke it Is now two A tax rebate is of even greatSome of these medium moderate greatly this year," he happen. Some banks did col- winners were months along. er consequence than at first lapse, in the doghouse said, permitting earnings to but there were (ears at only last year- S&Ls, gl ce an It ap pe ars to be. More for in- rise. It isn't likely, however, that one time, even in the Federal stan , n Just putting ce w hich eaten up all the decline will be Passed on Just because certain in. money Into Reserve, that many more circ a and utilities (electric, gas and dustries will do well, of course, on, it al ul ti so demo nstr ato consumers. Those maligned tes that this would end In ruin. And no detelephone) which were being doesn't mean their stocks big, sometimes W middlemen claim they've been will positors lost money. responsive government i operating on thin margins, do. Nevertheless, these signs spite many contrary opinions, sensitive and is able to move in don't form a pattern. The nega. and they might be looking for an e mergency. tive news still buries the posian even larger share. The stock market is Joblessness stll is rising, Interest rates are falling. You and that is another sign of hope. and almost nobody outside the could almost say they're plung. Rebates on car purchases have administration thinks it will ing, but that term Is one you spurred sales and, among othet peak at 8.5 per cent. _____________________________________ it) %, D, ALMOST prevailing tow3rd the energy H.Per ft.rnIre l7.fl L0fl9.**d I', Mi. NiutO 'I 019 NU, Hwy Track Rd Tub - j — out 11 — were 8fl .. . - 'i 1' ' • oIIu1(1o11iii g ?5.°30 BTVH ''A" (ijl Spr ing Book Price $560.00 (1-1. - ' — at Otil, Lowest Price of (lie Yea,' " %;' I ~% ' ;l 'ii;/'. ".- '; _I -. .i1 - 4o. consumer ministration .' - Ai ' t 1 4. ;iiii p. d16 1 I 0/* /2 /0 1 ,, I I 1_1 .,• x By DONALD C, BAUDER once considered deceased are Argus, which, like most solete. Then came the squeezed by The Herald Services behave well, however. That's stocks," he warned not only disin terred, but bad, r forecaatera thinks corporate ecologists. And the Arabs. , adding, everything else looks bad, and demand and higher costs. The big bad villains another cycle altogether. the smiling broadly, In the winner's I earnings will fall about 15 to 20 "Health care and other tirsThe other big winner for 1975, One of the for these For instance, Argus thinks durable defensive stocks thus might lose some of their Abbs, the ecologists, Inflation, circle. per cent this year, thinks only according to Argus, will be anomalies is reasons appeal In a broa4.baçed upregulatory lag, only one category of stock will always look more the consumers who are causing alluring when turn." Conversely, perennial all- two industries will Increase property and liability insurers, combined with inflationary have above-average income post-World War It's most [line winners are slinking into earnings by more than 15 per The'e companies were also problems, said Joseph potential (that is, dividend yield consumer-o,jented recession the losers' corner. ceni scheduled for execution about McAlItIde,b, Argus' rttarc?i 11 cuiizpare (avurii'uiy itli are surely wreaking havoc on Argus Research Corp.'s in. One of them Is coal. In the eight years ago. then came the director, Wall Street. other investments), and also dustry-by-induatry earnings early 1960's, coal was given its lower speed limits and Almost-Nu Property and casualty have the possibility of aboveJust look at the earnings forecast for 1975 is a case in last rites and burled. Nuclear declining accidents. surers got rate adjustments in average capital gains. A CHILDREN'S THRIFT SHOP 0 forecasts for 1975. Industries point, That power would make coal ob. Argus' 1975 losers those 1974. These, plus a lower ac- category Fea tu ring Pampered Z, Is the international whose earnings will drop more cident rate caused by reduced oils, whose earnings are supCLOTHES, FURNITURE, TOYS than DOG RAcING . High Efficiency Cenf ra I 11 ";,f — - Save $ f (I) P '.,. ' : 41!' ' . .:i- ' rationing . ,-"--- / this wank Martin Neiswandcr, formerly of Sanford, has been appointed District Manager of the Miami District of the rising tive. Washington's4' Birthday Sal. imrnd has r in. r The wedding cake, a five- Mike Royer fibot a 41, 46, and 53 C 4ByGeorgel APPOINTED '-''k ql'fl 1PS 1 - Simon and Stamps stroked _________________ 41' rV!iTF1 - P2 — Oviedo's golf team upped Its record to Tuesday with a James said the NCAA'S eppo. if iueh !ci.is!ation _____________________________________________________________________________ .- Reserve hasn't been that. generous. Bankers tell you they're low. ering lending rates because potential borrowers just aren't showing any Inclination to borrow. Just a few months ago, you may remember, precisely the opposite condition existed. Further confirmation tha t debeen routed comes from the polls of consumers and business purchasing agents. Both have become conservers rather than spenders. To not — missioner and the NCAA's mie "The Greek" Snyder, who tiered crcatlon containing 35 res.ectIvely. nonuc well-being of our g.mc" \ ____ Mark Simon and Chuck Carpenter stroked 39s for chef Stuart Johnsen of the 41 and Carpenter recorded a 42. effect approves gambling on protect the good name and eto- .'- :""- — Florida Florida State, now 15-7, had only five free throw at. Lyman's ardlzed if gambling activity decorating tour 18-pound baked Genc JonesHanley str oked a 37, fired a 38 a1id Mike m0n. be enacted "m"Nng activities Jones and French Bolen had with sports events, In the midst of the spacious in interstate commer'e in Over.all, th at sports chandel)ered hall will be two e odds th pursuit gambling any Frank Mebane was Trinity am bling wi ll be le galized ap. 300-pound ice blocks sculptured Prep's best with a 38. Teamteam sporting event crhnlnal," g Into vases for flosers. Robert C. James, Atlantic peared long, mates Jeff Rich, Becker and Baseball Commissir Bow- 11 ." — Fouls Kill Florida State JACKSONVILLE, Fla, (AP) - Personal fouls proved to be Florida Sta te's downfa ll In it., seven th basketball lo,s will prepare the menu, said 39s for Oviedo. Tom Hall had a "adamantly opposed to any ie Kuhn, another opponent, said guvernmental action which in tie sport would go to court "to ~ -h slackening mission that legislation should were permitted in connection Las Vegas handicapper Jim- ___ ,.ales and operations of the ample, retail sales were 5 PCT five ready-mix concrete rent higher than a year ago. But plants In Dade County. Prior that turns Into a minus of the to this new duty, he managed same size when discounted for tk. Rlnker plant In Sanford. ,, of the year, a 76-71 defeat by Jacksonville. added their voices today to the professional team sports. In Other matches, Lyman Netherland Hilton. opposition of legalizing sport.! topped Lakeland 153-157 and lie said the i3ur ' Of tile "It's a chance to show my Trinity Prep fLltered to gatnblir,g. intercollegiate athletic proazilstry - and I welcome it," In fact, the NCAA told Kissimmee and Colonial. d Johns en, who Is personally National Gambling Corn' grams would be seriously jeop. corn- - If " P the Hall of Mirrors come Fri. Teal carded a 46 and Johnny FoL'iom registered a 47. day night." Sen. Robert Taft, R-Ohio, ç of improvement Rhzker Materials Cor- ..:..r... Oviedo topped Lakeview 187- Gov. James A. I i41 i "M W - , I,W? _2~ ~ t t~ I. , est ra tes. It isn't that there's an overflow of :noney; the Federal ' 'Cool And..Proneriv Insurr Hcrwl temp ts to Jacksonville's 28 Wedn esday night and the difference offset the Seminoles' six field goal advantage, Shephard ML results solely from Inflation. In poration. lie will coordinate one week this month, for ex- all The herald Services, in care of this newspaper. , 1. set for a stormy ques- Sears J PRESEASON __ rank as one of the city's major . President Ford was invited, Ovledo and Jimmy Stamps had _________ AIR (JODITk)NJi social flings in decades. Food buta stand4n is ezpectel. br College Athletic Association schools, but also to betting __________ really aren't. They are way off. The illusion - The Winners'List tn-and session behind the closed doors of the Chateitj de Vid•, be head u.t.ter,3, The C executive committee, headed by the president, Lord Killanin, was certain to ask: "Who got their arithmetic wrong?" and Mickey Mantle, Steve ,-1 Lnflatlon. ev the Games," he told newsmen "There Is no crisiser the fellow Oklahoman Bench Glen Campbell, Charley Pride, j - _____ I , — .. _0111141 - .m _ the decline of the prime lending rates and in fact, most Inter- demand is horns as he prepared to face the executive committee of the Interna tional Olympic Committee, guests have The graridbas11is expected o Buck Owens and Roy Clark. . *W - pump confidence back into the shaky 1976 Olympic wedding cake weighing 100 Bob Hope will be mingling with pounds. New York Yankee greats äoe Prevail es ti'.iiu :prtng ctints." The smothering of clearly visibile in the level of retail sales, which appear higher than a year ago but which - No Olympic Crisis: Mayor izers of Friday's wedding the hotel. Oppos colleges and univer3ltles are ratio is justified, cabdrivers, The lab also tests for vibration, salt spray, sound distribution and single-sound endurance. The standard for the latter test Is five minutes. But plenty of drivers know that If the horn switch sticks open or shorts, the hoin will blow longer than that If nobody's around to shut or disconnect it. Automotive questions of general Interest will be answered In this column. If you have a question about your car, motorcycle, or recreational vehicle, write: Motor- made soon in the way coll ege students play erginized . National Collegiate Athletic As- ting on athleti c contests insociatlnn und the National Jun. vo!ving colleges and high Conference buyers have come to expect a richer sound. The Big Three usually equip compact cars with a single horn, Intermediate and full-sized autos with two and top-of-the. line luxury models with three looters. Most horns, except the high-pitched "comedian" jobs, use the same musical notes F for the basic sound, A for the second horn and D for the harmonious third. If your battery is low, however, or vct.age is erratic, you likely will get an off-key sound. It's one way to tell when you may be having battery trouble. Auto horns seldom wear out. Chrysler test laboratories have sounded a horn as many as 350,000 times without failure. The standard test of 50,000 toots, well beyond the probably lifetime use by even the orneriest (if New York mediately or of th e radical changes that may have to be break the record by live, Merely by returning to "norma]," the price-earnings ratio would mean a doubling of stock prices, w hi ch is one of the rcasons some large institutions have finally committed themselves to buying. Whether it continues depends upon how much confidence lies behind the figures. At a ratio of 7.4 per cept, confidence ob. viously Is very low. Now the market has to discover if the - C. ~~,ii_. , ' " - Athletic Programs In 'Trouble topping Lyrnurl 's Rick Chrysler, for example, is the only one of the automotive Big 'Three that hu.s perfected the use of plastk for trumpets, to give their "bleep" a distinctive sound. Actually, one horn Is sufficient for a warning, but car Its horn 4 Eyesore By JOHN CUNNIFF A lowering of purchasing do- crease in the savings rate. AP Business Analyst mand Is an obvious conIn the fourth quarter of the NEW YORK (AP) — One sequence of falling buying pow- year the savings rate leaped thing that the high inflation and er and rising unemployment, from 6.6 per cent all the way to interest rates have done is to but the decline has been even 8.5, the apparent result of a]rout demand. All through the more pronounced by an in- ready Insecure workers cutting marketplace the evidence of retheir spending as low as postreat Is visible-in stocks, the sible. _____ retail sales level, the savings ___________________ Based on at least one set of rate. figures, disposable after-tax inAt the beginning of this week come, consumers were In a p0the stocks in the Dow Jones Insition to keep those retail purdustrial average were selling at chases higher. They chose not only 7,4 times their earnings, to do so. compared to ratios just under -. lndtstry also is choosing not 2u during bouw tuiic.s. to spend. There Is no magic In The average American motorist resents the sound of an auto horn, unless it's his or hers or a wedding procession is passing by. But, claim the traffic safety experts, the judicious use of the horn prevents thousands of accident., every year and diminishes the damage caused in thousands of others. So what about horns? Auto builders say the veteran motorist often can tell the make and size of a car by the sound of its horn. (Try it the next time someone honks at you.) horn sounds vary because the harmonics of materials used to produce them differ, and so do the techniques of putting them together. season Charles for a $100,000 salary, "Fm extremely happy about It," said Finley of the decision which saved him $25,000, the size of the raise th his By FRANK MA(OMBF.R Bando Raise Denied Down Lyman took the first place ribbons fo r own power Beach Tampa General Hospital. Rescue officers raid a helicopter and patrol boat were being useu to search for a fourth occupant of the plane, Identified by officials as businessman Robert Schoen. berger. , . legislative committee chair- Opposes legalization set the 34 77 5376'z 3' man, id his 118 four-year odds at a lnillion.to.one. 37. 31 501 7$ 29 491 ' A - victnry over Lake Brantley and expected. Apopka. Security precautions are aln Oviedo's four Iego o)fers ready in motion, according to a regIstered 161 strokes, Lake WASHINGTON lAP) - Tha sitlon extends net only to bet- hotel official. Brantley 163 and Apopka 18.3. Coast Western Conference Midwest ovisi.., L Ang -tpj Entries U 42 16 721 79 501 12' o ij 71 37 .) 19': Washington Cleveland Houston Atlanta 'N. Orleans $00 * . 75 i .11k- 17 3.10 400 4 P'il*&uk. 3967, Handle -3173.439 30 Central Oivisln ChicagO K C Omana FcimtunCS.,,4er 9.40 340 3.20 I Detroit Imo Bean . - Gambli New EnOland at Edmonton 13779.10(63 nith at!]) TWELFTH. 7.14. 0. 44,02 Fode: Shin Oinieta I 1) 423 40 Trilerta (I 431 5325-40 Toronto Mlrvsesota at lnd;an&Wis flew - ,-. - - -: Cincy TURKEYS CAA Eastern Conference Atlantic iivision 1440 7.60 GM's -r from matches in Inf lation Shows In Stock Retreat bouncy mayor of Montreal, went Into action today to Jack Homer ii•io, N Qvet ec at Sen D'ego TENTH. 5)4, 5, 317$; Dog . alone reportedly is costing ei Isabel Gashorn, Liz Harich, Term "Every politician in town 32 73 2 66 74$ 779 lowip. Sharon WilIiöm and Ann $8,000. The liquor for the bash is be here," said a hotel employe. Smith 7727 3 37 793 777 a gilt to the couple. 27 74 7 36 171 172 • 'flwre will be a lot of votes in Boston MJrhaltA.tt 25 so 740 300 6 Bultio ' con;ns SIlO. Ely-se horn 8-7lç, ?,Airv'psgsa S. Cleveland 3 Perfecto CI 7) $47 00 Dead Heal for second p1cc, A . ey were 1 Dinah Shore, Jona than Winters, 173 In a high school golf match — Jthfl5on 437, KItty Lawr ence Hotel to toast baseball's "Hon. Bobby Goldsboro, Mat, Davis, Wednesday. fQ 24 I 61 3)9 114 3 40 7 NBA Standings Quiniela (2$) 13940 Quiniel. (7$) 573.60 Perfi'-ct ($2) $10? CO _________ Burkhalter. )O.CarolStre,t2..4'tG. Twil' Friday's Games Ptf,t Ill) $1130 - — ways. 10. Dorothy Bryant, Walter Canadian Division Chicago at as .- That's part ot the 10,000-piece Denny. Charles McDonnell, Ada fare facing the star-studded Mfl0"fl, Marlorie WilSon and 2971 6 44213 797 Vancouver a? Baftimoce '$10 $ 8i-kIpy SIscey Lank( v . . 11 11 3 25307.30 HOuSton 10. Quebec 1 Thursday's Games vr _______________ ____________ Y 1 Burhenne Si.Bert Lange and Don Cincinnati's Netherland Hilton W,en'pr'g A. Edmonton I Perfecta IS 7) *37 10 EIGHTH. 1 19. C. 31.77: Wz _______ Helen c0tt 2 7; .'im Arroyo, Olive guest list scheduled to gather 112 grew up admiring. And there's 71.73 2 31 202 11.1 1439 3 31732 '31 tfc Toronto Edmonton Vancvr Three professional wrestlers swam ashore after a small airplane crashed Into Tampa Bay th returning Miami early today, officials said. A fourth occupant of the plane was missing. Police said pilot Ronald Reed, who wrestles as Buddy Colt; Gary Williams, known In the ring as Gary Hart, and [nnis McCord, known as Iron Man Mike McCord, struggled their and rushed to _________ 360 3.20 2.1.0 S Winnipeg 2 2A 2 54 715 790 1.10 740 7 Wednesday's Results Quin:ela is 7) 51560 TAMPA, Fla. (AP) 75~ Can You Tell Car By Horn? LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Jean Drapeau, the 34 19 0 '6 244 Ii, 3-10, Twits CoIlin3, Susan Oa? SIXTH. 5.16. S. 31.14: S. Diego G.M'sNe$Agaial)03 850 340 1. BaIt, - .. - 1975-38 .4 After Plane Crash In Bay - Bench 's Wedd ing Tops Pettycoat-. Teresa Lowii 197, Mary Johnson £77; Teresa Lowle 19t. Anti Smith 119 Generation Gap-Carol Slaughter 503 Dot Button 191; Carol 5teU0ht, 196. Twits Collins a West Division MIen. ;...: ___ . 79 2? 3 61 141 192 75 11 7 52 162 71.4 7) 35 I 43 194 279 lndapolIs 120 1 Houston P7ioi,I W L 1 Pis OF GA Swim gdmh,. K'rnI 437 (twice), Joe East Division 1 70 4 ';. Seifert 173. Mc.iy flI,_ ..rut, Morris I6. Mary Johnson 497; Jean Morris Mangenlô.W, Norman Becker5 7.00 360 $ Super strip Wrestlers ______________________________________ Dorke M.rAt,er .571; Lit Harlct catcher Johnny Bench. For been . invited and Ovie do 273. Isabel Gahorn 193. starter-100 pounds of roast eludes some of the biggest FICathip Bank of Seminoleham, 1,200 egg rolls, 100 pounds names in Hollywood, the music Varl'ser 40, Rose Belew 442; Bill 245. Rose Bilew of cooked shrimp, 4,000 mixed industry baseball. drinks, and a five-foot high SPARE PICKUPS If they a ll attend, comedian Golfers Buffalo vs. Weshngton it Ouin;ela (11) $3010 FOURTH. 5)4, C. 31.Sl: MOntàguofltck 1)00 540 370 Pro Lis Harich . reception for Cincinnati Red Islanders Ashore __________ over teammate Marty Williams took top honors in the 123 with a record books, cleaning vs to Degetmin .t4; 4.,!3t Duv.ny Mavis Degelmen 81 Vancouver at P41W YOrk Bose90, Comtruction- THIRD, 5-14, D, 31.41: AtbnL.d 7400 910 1,40 1 7,00 360 6 Evening Herald, Sanford, w~~"""""'_ Ft, Thursday, Feb. 20, ___________ Ir . BjMGAIN SECTION Fj IN BRIEF CINCINNATI (AP) - What Swlngtrj- Shannon Cots: ii, "Celebrity-wise, It has to be pou of flour and 14 dozen Marilynn Stulti 444; Norman do you feed a milling mob of Cincinnati's largest wedding eggs,nds prc'.ises to be a Henry 70), Shannon Corsi 77) 1,000? ever," said Elliot Bucholta, a saticn piece. Good Shpher Mi*eø-. Pastor Wr,lla,n Downey 472, Mavit It's simple, say the organ- catering expert affiliated with Atlanta 4. Minnesota 7 Toronto 3. California 3, tie 0 _________ Marvin McNutt 701 and ?0, Gertie and Lyman's Loran Tyre. 35 total, Hit5 and Misses- Ernie Runion 493, Sandy Erne Los Angeles 2. Pittsburgh 71.20 1440 Gobi Ore Deltona Pinbuter- Marvin Mc. Nutt 53$, Trudie LigMs Sandy PUSIIII 192 7420 1340 740 . $ Rangers 2. tIe BarberQu, ______ _______ Patriot BOWL AMERICA SANFORD I ____ ____________________ heavyweight bench-pressed 64 S 17)76304 147. Barbara Dempsey 140 140 343 Washn. Peggy Shan Oivlin Area Bowling %2r%Wffl ______ __________ '. ' Var.cvr _____________________ ___ ores SIXTH, 5.14, B-i. Al Sunday (10), 97.0 S tO 100 4 I. X's Quota (a). 3. Take Over (4), 4 M A's Steven 300 340 7 Tuff Stffin; II), S Brown Spectre E&.(T Run Lucky 310 1 (i, a. Instant Return (12). 7 Seton I$411 59, W agne r S ' Oun.eta (? 1) 2 1 Hoofer's Salle (5). I. Lea Pago (52). Cantst.s ill. ViI'anc. I SECOND. 5.14, 0. 31.43: Cornell 102. Buffalo t SEVENTH 3.14. 0- I. G,M:s PVflfly'5)el 90C 100 340 I "agen Train lI).3. Nancy Mar (,2) Pitt . Niagara a Dutch Bear 640 100 1. 3.IrnIeL.(a,&H.c.'s Gig E(4)S 93, :r Ed's FInal 310 3 LJ.fIe Lie ($•2), 4. Tell Cinderella Johns, N.Y. 97. St. Jos., Pa Oulnl.Ii (1 l S 0 S), 1. Fash,cnabl (1). 1.. He Will Do Pecfecta 71 4) 167.30 AmerIcan aa. La Salle 67 (to). Dot,hit 1 4 1) 540 40 EIGHTH, Sta, S- 1. F.0.'s HOly Crois 96, New Hampthjre THIRD. 5.14, M. 31.45: Whitter (4), 2. Larp McGoo (1.9), 3. Happy kj 137.0 720 740 1 Cincinnati Hrry(4), 4. Nbie Tony W Conn. 1G.). CoaI Guard 90 C a ctus Pt, 440 740 S (S, S. Apache Peak (II), 4. Sokel Conn 9, Bos ton 79 Refe5pr, 7.60 6 (4). Y. Montaq,ze Tartan (10), • Lafayette 73, Lehigh 60 Ou;nie. (Si) 530 20 Dark Rider (5.2). SOUTH Perfecta t S 5)10 N. Caro St 9?. Duke 74 NINTH, 314, C- 1. Scepter (4). FOURTH. 5.14. 0, 3)1.4: Haley Mar (1)), 3. Lustre Lyn (4). 1. Perv, St. 66, W V'rgria 6$ Bantws0utie 700 4 S 140 3 Montague Waver (I), S. Boo,ic Buzz Maryland 70, V i rginia St Come On Cleo 1 CSemtnn 13. Georgia Tcch 69 40 300 4 (4) a. Toma Daisy (3) , 7. Dnc Rock 760 7 Hall (7.3), 4. Resort Moody JeCkso!ynle 71. Florida St. 71 Cin(Ia (3 4) 515,70 TEN1M. $14 Mlii, B(S),3. Dillard 96, lulane 91 rtec$i (I -0 $40 TO New Orleans 107. So New or Judge Ragland (III. 3. Go IIFTH, 3-ia, c, 3i.a leans Eckert (4), 4. Dsiie DeWitt (12)S cIy Vicky 11 00 1 20 310 3 This I,, Phantom (4), 4. Andy Over S Caro St IS, Morgan St. 77 540 320 4 (I), Y D.irllng John (i). •. M.A.'s N AIctama 94, Xavier New Or .'Iy Girl leans 76 3.70 7 Jeannie (5-2). '.er.iela (3$) 5336O Randolph Ma c on 67, wash. & ELEVENTH, $.1L B- 1. Fran's ',rt eCla (3 $) $104 90 Image (4), I. K's Casino SIXTH, 5.14, B 31.30: MIDWEST L.L:s Dan (3). 1. Gwen Ole Oveition 7040 7 6.10 1 Bull Matlm (1), 4. Say It's Time Dayton ii, Cincinnati Xavier 67 1. 1'r-ffrey 4 40 4 I li 7 H.ntn.' I!) 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Earlier that day he raining and somehow the rhyth- constantly d ur ing his 711 years walked 100 yards to the original nlc at of the falling drops, of following the cross. The wooden church for services, tht wind and the grayness small, hard, wood cot in the th en returned to the bare room outside seemed to Intensify the cell, covered by a single for the last time. ascetic character of the plain blanket, articulates his belief Clad in the simple friar's robe little room In (he Mission San that mortification of the flesh in which he died, Fat her Serra Cafrs 3orromeo at Carmel by was essential for th e laid In a coffin wi th six the Sea. purfficationof the spirit. On this candles beside it. Indian Perhaps no other r'om in cot he was said to have died. neophytes wept. The belb tolled California's 21 missions There also stands In th e cell a his passing. symbolizes more eloquently th e crude wooden table and chair, a The room was restored from eligiousself.sa cr ifee, zeal and candle and chest and a Bible to an exact description of it by Jevotion of Fray Junipero help tell the story of his self. Father Francisco Palous, Serra, founder of nine of the sacrifice, his denial of luxuries, Father Serra's close friend and Franciscan missions which faith, humility and devotion, An faithful biographer. On display were esta blished to save the iron-grated door bars visitors outside the room isasthle and a souls of Indians of California from entering the room and Crucifix which were buried and help preserve the land for fingering the exhibits, with Father Serra and taken Spain the cross and the sword Th e night before the father. from his tomb when his body together, president of the missions died, was exhumed in 1943, a sign Here, in this austere restored he spent most (1 his time on his cell deep in the imposing bare knees on the hard, cold lie was a small, siight man, 5 i', .. ,- - - 1I... AAS Washerless Single Lever FAUCET Model 8200 washerless faucet has a 5-year warranty. KITCHEN CABINETS Reg. 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Junipero serra, Zounaer suLt,,vall 'fl511Iu03 w utu tat iuv .11 111 in taiuorma, lived an ascetic tue Purpose and a ferocity that in plain and simple surroundings. emerged when the welfare of his missions and his Indian Father Serra within its walls wiffim the It"cl- adobe walls Tiv uiorliars and pestles and neophytes were at Issue, bestows upon it a special symbolizes the warm the Indian graves memorialize Father Serra is buried at the nobility and holiness, hospitality of the padres during the natives who tolled long and foot of the altar at Ih the first da y s ofCali1orpJq when arduous hours to make the Ili,.... alongside -. --•--1his fellow In the 'i'.l nrncrrn,, J missionaries, fathers Juan "California's fi rst libra ry " cven ranchos, and whose souls were Crespi, Julian Lopez and the visitor can envision Fa ther concern of the Camel fa thers Fermin de Lasuen. 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Highway 431, Longwood, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Florida 37750, and file the orglnal FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, with the Clerk at the Circuit Court, FLORIDA at the Seminole County Courthouse, in Sanf'w-d. Florida, on or before CIVIL ACTION NO. 51S9.CA09A CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER March 51h. 1975, otherwise, a FINANCE, INC., Judgment may be entered against cv for the relief den,.nded in the Plaintiff, V116CorplaInt. DUANE J. NOVOSEDLIAK, DIGNA WITNESS my hand and the seal of G NOVOSEOLIAK. his Wife and Said Court on February, 3rd 19S JAMES W. RUPICH. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Defendant. NOTICE OF ACTION As Clerk of the Circuit Cort TO: Duane .l Novosedliak By: Joy Stokes and As De'puly Clerk CI;na G. ryoI;u Garalt Korman KORMAN & BRAVO, P.A 101 Sherwood Place 8#1 Air. Maryland 130 C. 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"Europe is a MERCHANTS techniques that some have said matches American products in problem for them," he said, LANCASTER,Pa._Japan is wou ld put £,.* quality and in service." Duck- "Europe is rt as op. 410C•" •••.""9Ld cutt$n1 Into American j. "What do I if1.urI.li did not mention aspecific Japanese imports as behind Purple Porpoise) dustry's foreign markets, minent 'death' of the tube in. aspect of quality but not long America. France seems to Australia being the latest dustry?" he said, A - k~` 645-4020 after he spoke, the U.S. Food find a way to keep them out. example. Howcver, one leader "I'll tell you this I'll take and Drug Administration orDon't forget, too, American of the U.S. electronics market my retirement in tubes." And, dered the recall of 300000 PEELED .and scoffis at the idea that N cwmt what is his retirement year? Japanese-made color TV sets technology leath the world. The NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ROBY. CUNNINGHAM & ONEILL, whip the Japanese in over-all It's i. (make by Matsushita) due to United States even provides 2o P ORDINANCE NO. 1277 A, Pia'ntiff's attorneys, w$'ioe competi tion. per cent of electronic corn- eddress is But, how about competition radiation dangers. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCER U: SOS Hartforø Building. ponents to Japan itself. Right East Robinson Street, Orlando. You will take notice that the City This man is Gene W. Duck- with the Japanese? "We can NeitherisDuckorththeoniy worth, division vice president compete with the Japanese," he leader in electronics who is not here in RCA we recently have Florida. 37001, on or before the 3rd Commission O the City of Sanford, on February IC. 1975. hadand record months in European day of March, 1975, and file the Florida, ind general manager of the said. "They are ex tr emely good afraid of the J.ipanece sales we and and 8 000ted Ordnari'. original with the Clerk of this COurt Ii i li ke to think it i either bef or e service on Plaintiff's 1777. as follows RCA Industrial Tube Division acquirers of knowledge under salesmen. Dr. D. Joseph due to our record of highattorneys here. "I'm delighted to take license agreements. They've Donahue, RCA division or Immediately ORDINANCENO.nn ther fter; otherwi ea se a default will them on," Duckwor th said in an done very well In electronics pr esident for world operations vice quality performance. With AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY be entefedagaintt you for the relief PRICES GOOD MON FEB. 17 THRU SAT., FEB. V interview, chewing on a cigar and communications, par. at recession, of course, new orders demanded In the Complaint or OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. the firm's Somerville, N.J., are tougher DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO and spittIng out strong views on ticularlyin Industrial camer, solid state complex, supported doing to get but we're Petition WlTPdESSmy hand and tM seal oo ANNEX WITHIN THE COP BREADED SHRIMPOS...2 lb. bag just $199 many aspects of the eleJ reasonably well." tubes, photo multipliers. his statements and added, "My the Courlon the 2.Ith day o January, PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF Industry. OUR QUAUTY IS GUARANTEED SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT THE They've not done so well in solid division sells components while The mission is again a place '4 Duckworth pilots his own state, EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS (Seal) the Japanese sell finished of worship. It went into decay FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. plane and has the computerized "Here's an Idea how well we products. But, in Europe. 63 per and min after 1836, but work to ORDINANCE THAT £ERTAIN Clerk of the Circuit court OPEN ?10 5:10 -JCLOSED SUNDAYS-. mind that deals in the in- compete with t; em. We sell TV cent of solid state components restore the historic place PROPERTY LYING BETWEEPI By: Elaine RiChorde PEAR AVENUE AND PEACH Deputy Clerk tricacies of today's scientific camera tubes to them, also come from U.S. companies. started in 1884 ard continued Roby, Cunningham & AVENUE AND BETWEEN wd' k also laughs like a power tubes and photo "The japan, while doing until the courtyard, its interior O'Neill, PA I EIGHTEENTH STREET AND happy man, speaks tough like multipliers We compete very quite well, do not do as well as rooms and vaults, its chapel NINETEENTH STREET. SAID Hanford Building I the pudgy fullback he resem. successfully with them in we PROPERTY BEING DESCRIBED 200 East R:blnson Street do in the very important and sheltered corridors formed AS LOTS 3 AND A. BLOCK 9, PINE 3 CU. FT. BAG REGULAR 1.98 bles and gives off an air of Brazil. And, our marketing service aspect of the business." a picture of the days when the Orlando, Florida 32501 LEVEL SUBDIVISION, AC. Attorneys for the Plaintiff confidence that American does very well vs. Japan in Donahue also alluded to some mission enjoyed its greatest Publish: Jan X. Feb. 6. $3. 70. 1975 CORDING TO THE PLAT NO industrialists tnight need in Europe, our No. 1 foreign discrimination against the Drosperity. THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT ________________________ BOOK 6. PAGE 37, PUBLIC staylngabreastofthejapanese customer; Canada, No. 2, Asia i LIMIT RECORDS OF SEMINOLE FICTITIOUS NAME sales campaign for foreign is fctirth w:th us, and they do COUtI'rr, FLORIDA. IN AC Notice is herev OFtn !P3? • 4 markets that are vital to U.S. well in Asia. Latin America am COPOANCE WITH THE NO engaged its business at 101 Sw*e't- PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 7 $90, balance of payments and the would be our No. 5. But, s t' ½ Bu. BAGS NATIVE PEAT 3 FOR 1 00 LIMIT Amer fllj Lonwo 32750, LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1q74 iminoIe County Florida, under the good health of U.S. firms, watch them. We saw them WHEREAS, there has been filed 1.98 TO fctitiOui name 01 JOHN HEARD & with the City Clerk of the City of He even Is confident of his coming with a TV camera and EXTRA 1 ownplace(nthebusj'iessworld they CO. and that I intend to register Sanfrrd, Florida. a petition con NICE were cutting Into the sa i d flame with the Clerk of the tain;ng the names of the property Circuit Court, Seminole County, Presiding over a segment of market. I owners In the area described FORMOSA. WHITE, DUC DC ROMAN AND RED Florida in ,j business whose major product accordance with the hereinafterrequestinganne,afaon,o "We had to do something, Provisions of the Fictitious Name the corporate area of the City 01 is th e Industrial television tu be We've done it and we com pe te PETUNIAS, PANSIES & SNAPS- NOW READY I Statutet, To-Wit: Section 165 -09 Sanford, Florida, ',nø requesting to Florida Statutes 1957. andother types of tubes, he is very well. be included there'in. arid be F ., 0 Heard ' .4 (I - ERMAN ThelIer-aldSers'jces - ' Reg. Price ...........1.76 (Reg. price of hardware By JOHN P1 - LEAF RAKE Model YLR20. Reg. Price. 1; 39 !A!U rHOLDER - . - AT living in your house all year - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Notice I'. hereby given that I am CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, engaged in busint at 470 Saniando FLORIDA. Springs Rd, Longwood, Seminole PROBATE DIVIS.3N Ccunfy, Florida, under the fictitious CASE NUMBER asa; name of EAOY'S BOOKEEP.NG Estate 00 SERVICE, and that I intend to Dorothy Mae Barnett, register said name with the Clerk f dec,ad. the Circuit Court. SeminoleCounty. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND FlorieTh fl acrordance with the APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE P'OvIioos of the Fic titious Name All pe are her eby notified Statut*i, To Wit - Sclion 065 09 that the undersigned as Ad- Florida Statutes 1957. mifflstrator of sold estate. ha S Edythe M Hawn Completed the administration Publish Feb ) ) , 20, 27, M.tc 6 Iheqf and has filed In said court 1975 f nil rport and acpticat,n for discharge. Objections thereto, if FICTITIOUS NAME any, thould be duly filed After filing Notici it hereby given that we are poo4 of Publi ca ti on thOwng this enoaoed in business at Suite Iii. notice has been Published once a B'dg 100, East Semoran 136. weeloqfourcoflj,cutjveWeeks,ho Seminole county. rlor,da under the matt er of approval of said report fictitious name of FOR PETES and the ordering of distribution 0, SAKE. and the? we intend toregister iald estate will come before the sai's name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County , Leonard V. Wood, Esq. Florida In acc or dance with the As Administrator provisions of the Fictitious Name cf Said estate. Statutes, To-Wit- Section 065 O PUbliSh: Jan. Feb. 6. 13. 20, 975 Flor i da Statutes 1957, DEJ-162 S. Pete, P Dove Peter F. Hartwick FICTITIOUSNAME Publish: Feb. 13, 20, 71, March 6. PlotiCe' it hereby given that I am iq;s engaged in business t 790 Highway DEXJj -17 92. Fern Park, Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Flo,:,a und er the fictitious name of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR JOHPffiY i's AUTO SALES, and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLI tt.- t I i n tend to register said name cour. FLORIDA. wilh the Clerk of the Circuit Court, - PRICES Notice . - Mission San Carlos, Father floor of the simple room in feet, 2 or - t Legal Just Arrived - LA LI A N PANEL 4MM Med . & 99 the Tai Assessor of Seminole County. Florida, hiving cerifieii that there are two property (Iwflersin the area tobe annexed and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND that the Slid property owner s hive FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, signed the petition for annexation, and FLORIDA WHEREAS, the City Commission CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-l$7CA09.F CAMERON DROWN CONSUMER of the City of Sanford. Florida has deemed it in the be's t interest of the FINANCE, INC Plaintiff. City to accept said Petition and intends to annex said area. vs PlOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ROBERT H LANAM, Defendant, ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. NOTICE FLORIDA, TO Robert H Lassam SECTION 1. The City Commission 307 14th Court South cf the- City of Sanford, Florida, Ph,e-r'x City, Atabama YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an t'erey declares is intention to annex to an to make a pan of the Scflon lot- Mortgage foreclosure ha 'en filed against you and you are City of Sanford, tiorida, a tIe 'equire-d to ser ve a cop y of you r expiration Of thirty days from the w ritten deIe'ses, if any, to it on da te of the passage of this Or ROBY. CUNNINGHAM &O'NE ILL. dnance.asp'ovided forbvchaer PA, Plaintiff's attorneys, whose 71 90. Laws of Florida. 1974, that eirejs s 065 t-frttcrd BuildingOO certain property described a La:' FlObinion Stre.t, O'fandc, Lots 3 and A. Bicck 9. PINE Florida, 37001, on or before the 3rd day of March. 1975, and file the LEVEL SUBDIVISION, according original wth the Cieqk of thiS C ourt tothe P'at thereof recor ded in PIaI Book 6. Pan. Ii ,$h., P.-M. ....;.. Publish: Feb. 13. 20. 77. March 75 DEK 70 __________ - ..,,. - . p,.,,.. • �z 11=7- __ - - - - - ___ A11111111111111L 96 - ____ MEMMME&M Evening Herald Sanford, FL Seminole Thursday, ra. O, I97S-4 Orlando - 9 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (1) What's My Line (9) Wild World (9) Animals (13) Detectives (24) Intercom 2 (35. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8:00 (6) What's My Line (I, 9) Let's Make A Deal 3) Movie (44) Conversations With Galadriel 8:00 (2. 0) Ma Davis DaVIS (6) Waltons 19) Barney Miller (24) Bill Moyers (35) Animal World (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Karen (33) Movie 9O (2) World At War (6) Movie (8. 13) Archer (9) Sfrets San tSfl(•IS(Q (24) Consumer Survival (44) Movie 9:30 (24) Assignment America 2,8) Snbrgs Lticoln I1) Cab Sc!lIght (24) The 10:30 (35) Science Fiction fl:OO(2,6,L,)N (24) Woman (33) The Saint (44) Night Gallery 113 C2: Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Entertainment (24) Man And Environment II (44) The Ftgitive 12:00 (24) Captioned News 1:00 (2. ) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie 6:00 ( ) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (a) Sunshine Almanac 6:23 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 6:30 ( ) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 0) Today (6) News (fl Ls Big Te 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Black Forum to dinner & dancing a? "The Happy Cookers" GA TSBY'S 44SN.tandoAve. (Hwy. 17.92) Winter Park 6474720 2,1 High Rollers (6) Now You See lt (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood Squares (4) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (33) Florida tomorrow News Dinners $3,95 Include soup 2lvarietysaladl,a, ntree , yege?abie,,,c dessert and beverage NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH IL_ Closed Sunday J (44) Variety News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6.8) News (9) All My Children (33, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,0 ) How To Survive A Marroge (4) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A 2'00 (2.0) Days Of our Lives (6) GdIng Light 110,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2. 8) The Doctors (4) Girl In My Life 9) The Big Showdown NGNBU I. X6 LRO NNTGLASSWARETORAAHD 1i ANOAUTOGROPMUTTEVNM AVALENTOMELFRFTTUBR ANTIQUES An exciting Homemakers ShQw will held at The Sanford Civic 4:et. Tuesday. March 1, *ginnlng at 6: p.m. Admission I free Abuu(j5.,L5MAI 'iSrseveroul of work. Call us if you have a real estate license, and a desire to EARN MOREl FORREST GREENE, INC. _______________ REALTORS 3236353 323.5970 AUTOGRAPH BUTTON -. I' N11 MOITicI '.tP5 I l3avn flsh 7 Mwiniii heh A l3Formanc,t,on S3$uc1tft1i I. ff 14 Ulcjl studios 55 nveg.I. friPd _______________ I5Coktnn S6Dism, 1I ttll_ 16 VauJ 1v1aJ1 57 ttn COndI. 17 Pigpen mint r Is Female rut? .i.t!!!J S8Pr,dlc.am.nt rfi £AT Li 20 Goddess DOWN atuaboi. 'ai l9mp.s. 37 Spanish coin 21 Wrackara 2 Mtn enUiiie pant 30 Babylonian sky 23 POI IOUC• 3 Depend 21 P.cs god German Article 4c,wm 22 food flsIt 30 Begins 27 Yom erift 5 Japanese city 23 Orltil 42 Monstch 31 Reside 6511 nymph p3rg4s 43 Derived from 3314s lAmpheblou 24 Capable 04 - -VIZ 44 Log float Rentals 3(ApartmerdsUnIunjshed 36 Overact OMU$ISII.II 36 Was obsirvid m,nmai 37Dsricislsp 9Pew 43 Leave out 10 Though? di City New 11 Try out Jersey 12 Sons (comb. 44 Rodent frn, var.) ________________________ f4 16 I 1 18 110 Hi 112 1 19 "IGNORANCE IS CRAZY" Unfuished 32--Houser, ___________ - - - For Rent: Office and Storage Space io French Ave., 321 1110 PINECREST-. ATTRACTIVE' 3 bedroom, 7 bath, man extras, flOw S2.500 Firuncing available 11111,11 or - for Sure." * Heated Pool * 1-2 Bedroom in .7.Y ', I f I ~11 -' MOBILE HOME PARK - .- . ---- -- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition. 641 $126, Winter Park. -4..-.--- Wantedtobuy: Side room for mobile home, 7"6"x9'l0", or smaller, 332 575? thpy $1695 S2oYb 1973 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Coupe, One Owner, Fully Equipped. 1973 Squareback, beige, 1 speed, radio Only $599%. Call Howie Kirby, 372-1635. Dealer. $3195 173 OLDS CUTLASS, 4 Door, Low Mileage, AT, PS, PR, Air, 971 Ford. 9 passenger wagon . Power steering & br.kes. Air. radio, A-i condition. SO-SO warranty, new tires. $1595 OF best offer, 373 65.67 $2195 19r. HORNET HATCHBACK, One Owner, Low Mileage. AT, Al', S2195 54495 S 1995 I Ti:in zL._ __________________________ _____________________________ &!NDICOTTIP5~ ____ - FRONT END ALIGNMENT * Special - - - i. FORt) 11 '*% ' I - .- -- ;_- - 0 - - -,c-Waieiner Oft I • s Toyota..Volkswagens ________________________________ [j Datsun Mazda Good Through f - ____-' are - Economy Toyota . HARD TO PLEASE , " n S.. __________________________________________ THEN LOOK AT THIS ACCOMODATING SPLIT 3 BEDRM,2 BATH, LIV., DIN,, KIT. AND UTILITY, HOME IN ORANGE CITY, SAT. & SUN. FROM 125 PM. LOT IS 140'X)OO', CORNER LOT, PAVED STREET, CLOSE TO SHOPPING AND SCHOOL. CENT. H-A, WW CARPET, PANELED THROUGHOUT. PAY'MTS $133.00 MTH. (TAXES INCLUDED) ASSUME MTG. AT 7 PCT. OWNER WILL PAY ALL CLOSING COST. $23,500, TAKE I?92 TO TRAFFIC LIGHT IN ORANGE CITY, TURN WEST PROCEED TO STOP SIGN. TURN LEFT ON SPARKMAN AVE. GO APPROX. 400' HOUSE ON TOP OF HILL P40. Z. SANFORD- PH. 322.8601 323867O Sneak Preview Co ugar Sale RCALTO Combination business location & living quarters, plus 7 car garage with apartment. Real opportunity for couple to make good income and live. In excellent location $45,000 1-41 - A Pet Care Pti REST IPPI foardiflg&Groornlng Ph 372 1057 A 34% 40 J. - ewsng ltiratjcns, Designing & OreISm,lilng by experts Singer approved dealer 210 E. 1st 51, 32) 68.61 ___________ ____________ t;:a ' WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, II Sanford Ave. Master Seauticial, eves by appl. 373 977 or 372.1976 "T" - Dry C1eonk'g - ANDREW.MATNEY Building IRemodeling 165 316; 373 nn _ PLANNING A GARAGE 5ALEp DON'T FORGET TO AD. VERISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED *05. 377 2811 . COflt!OI -- ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 254' Par kDrive fl HIS To Your Bushes - -' '.. " - , I ., 1" . I ' - Pk1 .' , '- zii '- - - 1. -109111i "- , . I flu '1 '. a ---- •R I sp "At The Sign Of The Cat" Town it Country Lincoln Mercury ' . -'' -.=i.' HOMES OF DISTINCTION CIoe to everything ytl away from It au! sLarge wooded lots Street lights sPayed streets SSewers *Sidewalks MAKE & MODEL _____ - WAS IS ________ iius VW DItS1IF.R 1 . $ 41.1, AvIs, owy r,ew 1973 NOVA Dan • nA'rnrn,wK •M Yellow, 251 esd. 0.tra Cl,-,," 4695 ___________ $3995 S 90 CTUN Inc. W. 25th Sanford, Fla Additions Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling _______________ L _4 1974 Cougar XR 7 Sharp white with blue vinyl roof and blue an• tenor. Center console, full instrumentation fully equipped Including air. An exceptional car. '4690 ______- - --- FACTORY EXECUTIVE CAR 1974 Cougar XR 7 Green wih vinyl roof A corresponding interior. IV* mileage, Fully equipped including full In. strumentatmon and sporty cedter Console. Yours lor L-. 2 $ 2195 '4690 -----I Your Choice Of Three 1973 Cougar XR 7's Short On Cash? One white with white vinyl top and interior; 1 Copper with Saddle interior and beige vinyl roof; I pastel blue with blue vinyl interior and dark btui vinyl roof. All automatic. with power steering and air. Center consoles and full instrumentation including tach. Two with AM.FM stereo, I with AM radio, All are in new car condition. 1300 Factory Rebate will be mailed di,ecll' to you on purchase of any new home Tony's Mobile Homes, Hwy. 17-92, Five Points, 3710078. TOWN a COUNTRY 12 Mo. or 12,000 Mi. Powertraln Warranty Save $3.000 1971 Barrington, 7 Bcirms, den 557.500 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford)?) 5700 .---------------------------- Bank Repossession Assume payments of $98 II a mo tonys Mobile Hornet, Hwy. 17-fl, rovir 'o,nrs, ii-wte. 971 Cougar tccri,: rakes. AM radio Beigc with wn vinyl roof, air con. An :x ;t ,i,,,, . '1890 S eminole County, .1 to80 acre tracts. %Cvetil locations $',700 to 51.300 per acre Good terms Terry Realty, REALTOR. 67*0711. NO ONE WILL GO HOME EMPTY. HANDED when they attend the HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS SHOW at The Sanford Civic Centu' Tueida, Mardi. Gift Bags to all, many, many door prizes, in clvdlng 70 bags of groc er ies to be given away. Ad'nission is fr.'. YOUR CHOICE 1969 Cougar . %1 111 One owner, automatic, power steering and brakes, air, AM , radio, vinyl roof. Unu5illy' low mileage. 1 L 11590 3890 1968 Cougar M014111C 9f tin, black vini r and interior, pa*f' ste,r,nl b'iket, air Conditioned: 4 radio. An except,oaal car 'etee tot '1090 C. 1* - I FACTORY EXECUTIVE CAR 42-obi le Homes 43--Lots-Acreage ' 211 DIcJ 322-2611 Or 831-9993 - ., STINti MACHINE 1 SUPPLY Co 707W. Inc! St. 3774432 - '. ' ' A Small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one nd tee Call 327 76;1 or 831 r ____ .,p" .ai.1' WiiDrjIijs1 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS types and si,, We repair Reg. Real Estate Brok er 2139 S. My rt le Ave. Sanf or d Phcw'.e33t hIdI .. ' - you WilT R EALTY 30 year mortg - Care FOR =74 Wall Paporing - HOME 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathe, Florida room. $73,500 VA and FHA financing available, Ing7 Addition%; -Custom Work. Licensed Bonded, Central Heat & Air Conditioning PAUL SLATER Free t$limal.. 373.iO)j 1 For fr ee ettimates, call Carl ___________________________ Pro e'Ialonal Wallpaper )langir LIcensed Harrl. at SEARS in Sanford 323. Residentlot, Commer clal fill Concrete & Carpentry, Carport,, Free Estimates. Ph. 3774873 Addttl, RemodelIng No Io4 too 1! ; Fmeesitima,es A '.m,Iil Ciass,l.ra Ad brings 322 1571 Anytime. Beutt big 'efurns Try one and see Call 32.7 2til or 031 9J . TOWER'S BEAUTY s.Atna Is o.? :1: (formerly pnarrietts Beauty Nook) Painting, Cement W.v L' t E. m'.ja ii Hauling, 32V144S, -- =- 26065'RWy 1792 REALTOR 373 5774 Home IMprovame Air Conditioning --- Harold Hall Realty _____________________ ,,-. - NA J1911 - -- .1~ SAVE $4 0'$ 647.8351 ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY Account ing New 1975 Cougars Now On Sale!, Excellent Selection Area One Inc. - - One 1972 PLYMOUTH Grand Csupe, One Owner, AT, PS, PB, Air, CASH 322-4132 ___________________________ -- OA!L'E1U-i ClaSsified Ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap at a low cott.. let us help you place yours Call 323-2611 or 831 9993 GIANT GARAGE SALE. Dc garages in all Low, low prices on women's, children's 6. men's clothing. HIS 8 her Golf Clubs, sewing machines, sit down lawn mowers Many items under $3, BARGAIN GARAGE, Wed sat. ID 5 100 P4 Hwy 1797 (Behind Sobik's, LonqwoOd), 8118660 51-House-hold Siyk,______ PARM flIPIVL' Datsun-Subaru Sale Wanted 10 buy used alike furniture. '71 so ne - below dealer cost, first Any Quantity. NOLL'S cOme.first chocel Plus Fla.'s Casselberry, Hwy. 17-97. 030 1206. finest Used Cars, Dick Ba:rd Datsun of a Gun. Fern Park's Wanted to buy all types Largest dealer. '73 Datsuns of Amer kin Silver Coins arriving daily. Ph. $311311, Open 337 1541 alter S Sundays 12$ - - R en tals from Only $55 Best lot seleCtIOli bble Sanford's newest and finest Adult"Fanilly Mobile HO$flC Park. Come out and Ipect the Model Homes ., FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on Scenic Wekiva River's bass fishing paradise, among beautiful oaks. Rental from $123 ma. bar mobile mobile ho,nej Includes free canoe use. Adults only, Camp Seminole, 323.400. , 2511 1973 OPEL RALLYE, Owner, 4 Speed, Air - Garage Apt. Firs? floor. Nicely furnish ed. Very jr.Mo. Rear, 710 W. list St. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. uunver tops, ink, In slaliatlon available. Bud Cabeli. 323.4052 anytime. Personal Tax Service _____________________________ _____________________________ Nu.2EastRd.,)7.925JC Entrance. R. Ransbono,'n, 372-7199' BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE, MEPIT. ALL TYPES OF CAR -PENTRY AND REPAIRS. 377. DID YOU SAY A GIFT BAG FOREVERYONE? WHERE? At the __. Hel'ald'5HomernaketsSp'.,,vifl the Sa nford Civic Center Tuesday, Carpentry, Non Inflated rates, Repairs, Remodel, AddItion,, March 1 beginning at 6:30 p.m. ________ Licensed, Bonded, Insured, Irv. - $895 - - Bedroom urnisP'.ed a partment upstairs. 11$ Palmetto Ave. 377. 5700. , 4J - Stan's Auction _____________ -JUST A PHONE CALL - 1970 FORD LTD. 4 Door Hard. Move your old abondori,d car top, On. Owner, AT, PS, PB, Air. FREE, If you will call me alter 4 pm., 3221671 1 1 __________________ that Ui PO-AutosforSale - - ft Sanford (305) 34I$0i Orlando (305) 034-2299 ' L. ~- ItEWSPA.ER UflEJtPfttE AUH. f 68-Wanted to Buy CARPORT SALE: FRI. 8. SAT. FEB. 1-2? 1603 WYPINEW0000R, 372 0968 -,-; " Zr -__ , tate Rd. 427, 2.3 _Z miles east of !7. 3737070 lJLJJ '%•\ 54-Garage Sales -______________________ - Ill IL11[(,fJ - Tax Returns, 70 yrs experience. ACU'.IJPJTIIIr. WILLIAMS -- . ., - ACCOUNTING -, EI.. -'V. _____ Points. Call 322-7U3 anytime. IE I _______________ R EA LTY 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. American Cancer Society - rb I) Anytime 3222420 ___ /'6 ,,fCARRIA'GE - * Recreational Building or mole. Naggsriç doctor car, t e ll you -. 0' METAL GARAGE DOOR WITH TRACK 32) 8013 JIM DANDY-JAll-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S, E. 46. Jantord 373 4733 - bedroom - or If cne of tl:.:: U:w:c]r, see your doctor right away. The odds a-., you don't have cancer Eut only your ghtsatu . 1911 Chevy 14 ton Pick-up All poser, $200 and takeover payments 373 1270 Auction lot 2 Bedroom, AdultsOnly Park Avenue Mobile Park 7315 Park Drive, 323-21*1 Lake Jennie Clothes Washer- Dryer * ccuqh or - IN ALL PRICE PAPIGES 017W. ht SI. 322 5641 COLORTV,$1I9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 64.4 1006, O1'I;l., GMC TRUCKS - - ____ MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. l&2Bdrm,fvmorunfn 3iU2OftindsDr. 323 "M - I CDSmOSIO'Co.... * Unfurnished 'I've never had cancer But I'd be crazy to ignore I * W/W Shag Carpet t. I know many cancers * Range. Refrigerator can be cured if theyre dote1cdearIy But yauve got * Dishwasher-Disposal to know the wa:run siuk in vwj wart . i_ l WILSON MAlE N FURNITURE BUY --SELL-TRADE III 315E First 5 3725622 67A-Feed Hay for sale. Fertilized Bahia, heavy bales. Limited supply. Call 32% 0129. -____ ' I \. gestion ordiificuity in swal. .. IsF * Waterbed Sale * Queen She with frame, tb 95 FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. 761 N. Orange Ave. _______________________________ Winter Park, 643 421 41-Houses 017w. 15? 5? ______________________________ Sandlewod Villas lowirj Ob'iicuc d:ar, Hours! I1am.n*Ii.s... BALL REALTY ChoIce Listings - ton Pick up 6CyIincler,$200 372-7285 -_________________________ BALL REALTY 444-ft4ft RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES breast or elsewhere mdi- Co'ktI flours 1 to 7 Mills,! (IIor%d'ocuyr) P'eaturjn Melodje by Jim AVr - 65-Pets-Supplies dischorcie Thickening cr lump in / You can get a fair price shen you advertise your "don't need," In the Want Ads. -- SUPER GARAGE SALE. Treasures ldyllwild, - 3 bedrooms with double MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate 1971 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, For used furniture, appl lances, tools. 8. Junk accumulated Over 35 yrs, garage, is sold daily in the Classified Ads 7 baths, family room, Real Estate One Owner, Low Mileage. Fully ect Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's 2591 Sanford Ave (NelltoSanforci dining room, utility room with ^'h '- Small about that! Marl. 215 Sanford, Ave Equipped. Beauty College), Friday from 9 to --------.----------__ sink, Your MLS Agency built-in appliances, Aircorditloner3ton,5fl5 Heats and 8 . Saturday 9 to S Ted Williams firepla -7 pato, fnc,j, wfh or coolS L.'.'. model comve'sor 41 U At TflP 1973 Dodge Van. Cselft cor(j1--.r, 6'.,, Dr . . '.tfl,f abo'.c mrori'J pi 7 incr. 67 tS WI BUICK L.AUI.iL. 4 Ur. Only cne year Old in us-c. Pur 12-- Auction old 373 Ull, . chased AT. PS. PB, Air, new March 55-Boats & Accessories 71. ln5Id s GOOD TERMS Mayfair, 3 Bedrooms, carpeted, OPENING Insulated & paneled PS, PB, AT, 3 BR large lot, nice area, Ipic a ' central HIA, firepiact', private Neat. 7 bedroom masonry SANFORD FLEA MART Heavy duty Suspension. I ton van 25' 1 craft steel hull, twin grey . span low down, $73,5). Acre dining room, 7'i lots, orange Saturday S Sunday, 9 to S ' ml corner lot, fenced yard, 5330 down Saturday 7 P.M. Assume balance of $2172. 7751.i10 marine engines, Cabin CruiSr. Realty. RCALTOR. 3731750 East Of I .1Ofl SR 46 372 2599 or Th trees By owner 535.000. 372 4 1 95 US rer ma . to QualIed pvr )pen daIly 10 5 We buy, seih.trade after 3:30. Good condition, Assume 0720. BUY & SELL 3d 2660. CtSe payments, $09 per mo. 321 0129. THE KING WAS IN 1971 Volkswagen HIS COUNTING HOUSE Dining table, 6 chairs; Fia. room TakeOvecPayments Hwy. 46, 1', Mi East of II 1Y69 Tn Hull 18' libergl,sss runabout, TAFFER MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Counting ill his money, And the furniture; Frigidaire automatic 372 1726 322 9719 OMC 10. 120 Eng:e, fresh water. Peg Queen was complaining bitterly Peg. Real estate Broker washer; bedroom suite, and other Real Estate Broker 'ul' cnvt, tac ith eAtrai. ' . I..ALIIES, you will learn lots of 1969 VW [kit, good condition, $1,230 about being Cramped in an 1100 E. 25th St. In 6655 misc. 332 7611 New trailer with electric wenrh. 1973 Vega GT, excellent Condition, cooking lips at the Sanford Civic apartment, when all thcsr friends at Welaka 90-4 467 2168 ask 11.430. 668 5710. ________ _________ ' had homes of their own Well, :arpet from bankruptcy. 30 Rolls Center March A. presented by The IT'S GOOD E flUGH for Terrell or Bill. King, get off the throne and valued up lo$25 a yd Sacrifice 55 a Herald and nationally famous ___________________________ if * " t 'FM VJhi6 -a-. 106 DODGE, GOOD ' ." a yd Your choice. Weekdays, 323 YOU can afford this near Carolyn Lewis Homemakers ROBSON MARINE I .it CONDITION BEST FOR THE 006, i bedroom, 7 bath ranch Playroom, Show. Be sure tobell'.ere when the 2927 Hwy, 17.92 * They're Hot! * OFFER. 372-7355 1OCtt c..r. : for the prince, fenced yard for the -_____ -322 ?5) i , BIG "3" garage New hw,.,t fn r..: #cif the 1964 Plymouth Fury 111,A(, PS, PB, TWENTY BAGS OF GROCERIES .,.., N000wr Goods imperial Chariots Call today - -. . disc front new, 35.000 mites on reyment, monthly Payments will be given away along with 75-Recreational Vehicles GOOD AND IT'S before the S31.S00 ci'.tle is cap . rnQnr' Like new insde Gooc' than rent Government %ulflldhzed many ether door prizes at the ---.''' lured by the enemy 373-9150. Bedroom set, complete $105; F'nf, re'- tire's, SO 37 2359 to quahjfI buyers, Call to see If ENOUGH FOR Homemakers Show to be held at guitars, $55; new living room set, 17' Travel Trailer. excellent con Larry Saxon, Realtor You Qualifylt the Sanford Civic Center March 4. $120; 2 twin beds, $40 complete; dition, $995 or best offer. 37) 6067. "ME" ____ _____________________________ Doors open at 670 M. UPISWORTH REALTy ladies desk, $23. Dave's Furniture, qualifying, 3 bedrnom, 1', bath, Through Feb. 77. 1973 all new home No 003w. lit St. 500 Sanford Aye, 3239370. 17' Cobla 80 HP Johnson and small Little Champ 17' Travel Trailer central heal-air. fence, $1995 3fl contracts will qualify for aCash __ 32) l7 Very good condition, $1.295. 377 trol;ing motor, electric wench, down, $192 mo. 7 p. 322 6S ? rebaleuplo$300,yeslpct.of your _______________________________________ 7355 after A. 3 ..Rco. Real Estate Broker new top. Excellent Condition, * Singer * * $1,695 new home contract priced off 3 bdrm, masonry home, fenced 'fl 73 DEBARY )DR,2bath swimming Plan now to vacation this Y'?fui .tf't pool, AsSumable mtg. Price, our 1974 price list-will be yard.$1.700 down. $13550 per rn0 GOLDEN T0UCH'N SEW -OU (fl EC Vfrom returnedtoyouln5honIoing h1MM0 IS' fiberglass, '14Me4 ii's to qualified buyer. 372.7740 sewing Cabinet, repossessed $39,500. CON BET T ________________________ REAL 0 1$J' 14 trA'. _________________________________ of your home. Call Johnny Walker shniniping Singers best model, wir, bnbin ESTATE, REALTOR. 644791. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE Constn,ctic,n, 322 4357 and at1 f"f COUPTRY LIVING yet close to cty us' bitS boat. $7,850. Will trade for n maChIne. Fi.aif zcv ..i.natic. 7)11W 1st St. "Kenor Bud jj. pick up truck '- MUST SELL -NEW 3$ID.IRATH onvenience. Newly p.r.iea, in good condition for Pay balance of 57$ or 10 pay. I1 AJII - A T147 or 3I-7i1I. 1PI Country Club paneled, cer,eted and furnished . equity, 3221153 Can be won at 307 at~ HOME, all extras, good location, merits of U. Closets Overflowing Rd., Lake Mary, Fla. Tucker Or., with suits that Can use as 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 5unla nd Make offer, are too light? A Classified Ad in storage buildings. All for only Drop inbobbin, SANFORD- 3 bd. ho me, near zig Zag,and3needl. THE HERALD is the answer$14,800. 60-OffiC positi. Like new COndition, sold 5h0, hurchci, hospltai, new for balance UL o1$,4S cash ar ' Jim Hunt Realty PLAN PlOw tO ATTEND 7HE range, reirigerator nStemper Realty Spayment-sof $10. New warrapty. cluded, Beautiful yard. $25,000. HERALD'S HOMEMAKERS 2374 Park Dr. 3 22 7111 Used office furniture Central Florida's WE TAKE TRADES SHOW AT THE CIVIC CENTER REALTOR AFTER HRS. Call Credit Dept Wood or Steel desks (executive desk LAKE MARY- 3 bd., waterfront MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR TUESDAY . MARCH 4, 7: 30 P.M. -' 3229701 372 'l&s$ 322-3991 & chairs, sec retarial desks & 19 1 9 S. Fr ench SANFORD SEWING CENTER home, beautiful kitchen, Florida ____________________________ Doors open at 6:30 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 323.ci;1 377-7373fl-146, 372-7S4 chairs, Straight chairs, filing room, c entral heat 8 air, tree, -3T.-1959, 377114.1 CallBart Rea! Estate cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. 1.39,900. Eves. Idi.1146 e 76 -Auto Parts PIOLL'S FORREST GREENE INC. ______________ ______________ REALTOR 337-741 Nice? bedroom block home. New Sears Zig-Zag Sewing machine, Casseibecry, 17.92 030 1206 REALTOR5)fl-43S3or,tj.Jl333 ___________________________ ________________________ beautitul ft'Il size walnut ciek with -________________________ roof, carpeted throughou t. icai Ohs Cutlass engine, Iran ct'..afr. $159. 8)1 1761. Ridiculously low price. 3237920; smisslon and rear end. 573. 031 62-t.awn.Garden after 3.377.7529. Modern coffee title, $6; Vinyl cha ir, 6931. , $10; Reclir.er, 135; 21 pc. Noritake NORTH .. Let m tub your Wring garden sct Reconditioned Batteries, $13,9 -1 desser, se?, $14; Victorian parlor 01 1 I" i or mow sour vacant l$.3Floyd ct'.iit. 345, 4 drawer exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, [!I r. SPANISH CHARM : IFreer.' 327-519). - -. 1109 Sanfor d Ave. Baby crib Complete $33 librari, table, $25; Zenith console ---LOW DOWN PAYMENT TV. $75; Single bedrompiet, $20. Ornamental stone fireplace, turned 64-Equipment for Rent 78-Motorcycles KULP DECORATORS 109W lit columns, sunken paneled family Offer St.. 372 233S February 28, 1975 Where the room, 3 bdrms, garage, redwood Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Motorcycle Insurance privacy fence, carpel. Un. Shampooer for only $1.50 per day ' A FASHION SHOW will be held BLAIR AGENCY believable at $23000. FHA, vt., natIves intermission time March 1, at the CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3233066 4 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR, $31 Homemakers She* in the Sanford 1977 Yamaha, 100 CC Enduro, like Civic Center. Local Shops will new. $230 831 7902. friendly display their spring fashions, -ST. JOHNS REALTY Doors wIll be open at 6:30. HWY. 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD. 1913 Harley Davicson 1-2 Bedroom Furnished __________________ Miniature Schnauzer AKC. shots 8 ________________________ BROKERS or U f urnished ISO CC. 1300 ears cropped. S mo, old female. 372-3.119 Days-3n Free Boating To All Apartment Resid.t 52-Appliances $125. 830-1761. Nights 3fl-7i or 3222233 ____________________ Large Swimming Pool - Captain's AKC Doberman pincher puppj Clubhouse KENMORE WASHER, parts, Champion lineage. $50 to5lo Mr. Id service, used machines Anderson, 363-3710. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730691 Highway 17-92 Sanford, Ads Serve the buying ind ___________________________________________________________________ Next To Cavalier MoteL,d, Relax -- Shop the easy way Shop I L's'.ilmcd s'tlng Community C','eryday, read WFN NflflN 4. .. fI..Ili a.,,. .. t ,, a ._.. ,,__ w,I,.,, 'u 'rv'n your ,,Iid 'SC thCm allen Call 172 2111 easy char NFW I. 2 and) bedroom hornet . UI v3 townf'.ouses. Wail to wall carpet, wallpaper, built-in kitchen and no maintenance bee LOW, LOW, LOW 7 1 pet. interest under tandem plan. Hwy 17 92 to 25th St. west to Ridgewood and follow the signs. Beautiful 3 bedroom, l"x bats'.. carpeted, fenced yard, 1st 6. lti. 323 71. I Bamboo Cove, 1.2 BDRM, Iha, air, Sunny kitchens, playgrntjnth, near city park & Sanford Plata. From $110 Airport Dvd. near Sanford Ave323 1340. bleed iricj Diiiiug SALES 1 e A sore that does not heal. Urusuc4j Super!, • AHUGEDISPLAYAREAWI$h gifts, demonstrations and exciting ci lets from the merchants of the Grea terSanfordArea wiliailbea pert of the new, to this area, Homtrnakcrs Show. Plan to bC at the Sanford Civic Center March 1, at 6:30p.m. "When At The Fair Get a Teddy Bear" WIN (Whip Inflation Now) 7Sf (same price last 20 yrs, at WALT'S TOY STANDS Central Orlando Fair Feb.25 Mar e - 7 baths, kItihen ?ulI' fenced yard. 323 3601 3 Reg, Real Estate Broker 327 1301 7610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 --- Punt and Body Shop in Lake Mary for rent -17 Convettiently located hOme in Sanford ' REALTY 3 BR home, 2 baths, $1,000 down, LEADER" as sume paymen ts. Large wooded COUNTRY CLUB MANORlot 16' x 16' family room. 172 3767. Handyman's Dream! 3 bedroomi, LAKF MARY den $11,500. New 3 bdr,n. hornet Make Color selections, paved streett, city water, $25,500 IDYLLWILDETWO STORY, with only $700 down. Government bedroom, 2 bath, lamily room, enclos ed garage, It's spacious! financing. 831 1M9, Builder. $46,500 Less than 3 years old. Near country Club. "SANFORD'S ___ 2 Bedroom houSe at 411 Editha Cir., Sanford Can be seen between 46. ui after 6. Realty shopor warehouse 377 1321 or 3236820. it ___________ ---- PAY1'ON it . 270 Volt, ideal for repair .i On Lake 3 bedroom, 7 baths, with VOOd neigh borij pct. mortgage, or ref inance VA or PHA. $,,000 Stenstrom - $ )crlbedrobm, l' ba th house. Good credit a nd QuatIfed bu yer.$,3 Home 37-Business Proper - - $200 Down Garnett White Homes - -- ',,.., MAt TI AND LEA MART Open Sat.&Sun.95 8307920 Thursday, Feb. 20, 175-713 79-Trucks-Trailers ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING 8 BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 372-5757 ______ Broker ,107W Commercial Sanford 337785) - Ber'-rims. 5½ baths. g.rage, fenced , central heat and alt, car - t ? 5955 Evenings 1 Bedroom garage apartment in quiet neighborhood, tile bath, air conditioner op?i.nal. Adults only no pets. 322 1976 a,ttt 4. Chuluota-Iuury 1 bedroom. Shag, draperies, AC, heat, 1Si23 living room, separate dining room. Beach, tithing. Ai'uit*, no pets. $ItS iflCludtt utilifi, 365-3161. bladd r habits. I Biiroom ?upte,, $100 month. 7 bedroom duplex, $1SO mont h . 3 bedroom house, $525 month. giady Brown Realty. 322 S7' 72' iti. _______________________________ 7 beOro3m home - fenced yard. Patio. Newly decorated No more than 2 children, 323 7741. Two furnished apts., quiet neigh. Only permanent horhood resicicnts Um'p..'.t required 031 0990. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. ______________ 1170 Florida Ave. 373 6630 rrjj 2$Leewy 4b scope 29 ltaIin csiy 46 Expression 3OVIgatabI. 4I RAN bi,d 32CO.'IIPV*tIY. 4SSnaie suffix SODemolispi 33 Symbol for 52 Mouths (an.?) cerium 54 ___________ Imps, 17 I MARY Tv.o bedroom,iarge Lake Merv. Reasonable rent 3fl 1010 Two bedrm. apt., or large 2 bedroom Pio,, 323 fl70 from 9 to a. i-iA1k1!J -- P FRUIT FOR SALE E.V. POSTER, Lake Mary 323884 Answer to PrevIous Puzzle ______ ___________ 47 48 Steamer tab I -- P Ladies, need a lob or estra mcn.y? Can earn from 55 an hr. 8 up, Ciii 3.49 3691 or 3.19 5120. DOLL VALENTINE ; Tomorrow: Musk, For Voice Water Life 11 Thngs to Eat BU1'FERFLY GLASSWARE CARTOON SHELLS COIN STAMP BOOK LAKE W. - - 1 911 Hwy. 57 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Pets. Su pplies REFRIGERATOR,$15 AUTOMATIC WASHER,54) 574 3I80 50-Miscellaneous for Sale JOHN KNIDER, ASSOC, FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on Scenic Weklva River's bass fishing paradise, among beautiful oaks. Rental from $175 mo. for mobile homes includes free canoe USC Adults only. Camp Seminole. - _________________ 322 1170 -- - 52-Appbances I DEL'IOPIA-. RENT UN SELL, 3 bedroom, l' - baths on very large lot. Cne year old. Rent or assume mtg. with SmaU down payment for rchase, Call oer, 67à 3001 after 6 p.m. or weekends. Acreage ______________ 34-bile Merchandise - Earn cash representing Sarah Coventry Jewelry. No investment. 373 771 I alter B. itnactionj. me itiisn uit. below appear forwvd, backward, up down, or___ disay In the puzzle. Find ch hIA - Ior 2 bedroom duplex apartments, Furnished or unfurnished swimming pool. 1220 S . Orlando 0', 373 7920. I Bcbm., carpeted. utilities paid. Quiet place for couple or men. Mat ure adults 32) WANT AN EVENINO AWAY FROM HOME - FREt? Ttrs attend the Herald's Homemakers Show at the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday, MarchIat 710P m. Doors open at 6:30. - Cn lid Care in my home, fncd yard. easocabie. Surtland trea. In23. a64 364.. =9-Good - ' AVON 0 N Y T I I CBT 1 NSLEYLOOB () News AFTERNOON . OWT R A F N I B - 2 fORM, furnIshed or unlurnithed Aduttsprelerred 373.5434 or 323.5620 - T HE HFRAID roudty invites ye., says.... Apartments -- ?urnshid and ut. to the Homemakers Show at the Make It a Happy New Year. Pay off turnithed.Furnishedar,carPeted last years bills and start saving Sanford Civic Center. March 4. £ air conditioned- U 8 P' 722 Admission is tree, a.i uours open again. No selling .eptrlerc. 1010, at 6:30 p.m netessary, Let's talk about it. Areas open. . off Southwest 3 Room turn açi., screened porch. Blvd.; off 25th St. off Locust Ave. $100 month. Adults, No pets. 251 6-Child Care Call 6.4.4-2079. west s. Sheet metal and general machine tJ1NG SET NURSERY. Open 24 Shop work. Evperienrt required. Park Ave., 3 roomfurn apt. Gen na.. 7 days Si*cIaI rates. Fern Salary op.n flEx INDUSTRIES, wk. floman only. us ma., o. Park, 831-4141 13, 77'7. Call . Oft. 1511-1101O. E 0 M L I N S IRGCUCULLE H A E ! I S 5 L 1. I H Lifestyle - N HOMEMAKERS SHOW at THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER March i. Cooldog show starts at 7:30, but doors openafB:30for you to browse through the many displays of r4citing merchandise from local merchantS. _________________________ .------- AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 5)6W 2nd St. Part time evenings and weekends, ?....'. n .. Apply I.. ' • I r iL 4'VIV S. French, Sanford. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON r f,rnu' &'r 1rcs çt 'rc:J;c: drinkers or further Information ciii 123-4.387 or write anford At AnonFamily Group P.O. Soti 533. Sanford. P5*. 32171 I WELAKAAPATMENT& 111W. lit St. Id-Help Wanted Write P.O. Bo 1211 San'ord, Florida 3lA-Duplxes 715 Meadows, Lake Mary Sanford Area. 2 Bedroom duplex, drapes, appliances, AC, pool, pool service Inciud 3157 ext. 779, Don Cline. ' Immediate occupancy. bedroom furnished apartments, Water furnished near downtown Sanford $100 to $1 20 Month 32l 11JflSfrUCtjffl 4 - - I Nice, clean, 1 bedroom apartment. Lights, eater furnished. Adults only. $15 37222% After now for Spring sewing classes. Singer approved dealer, 210 E. . 32.3 'ou can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" In the Want Ads. -. ________ C611413 ASS? Co llect ing G (6) Gambit A cres 12:00 (2,44) News (6) Young And R es tless (0) Jackpot 9) Password (33) Big Valley 12:30 (20) Blank Check Seatch For is delightful to dance lot H (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 83 W?': Fortune n. Choppy P 1 X A 0 1 R Cele&Hv Sweepstakes - RE YOU TROUBLED? Call Call Toil Free, 641 2071 for 'We Care"Hotline". Adults u' Teens. -FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help I PSWPRENO ADSAW0STF\ZWUFNTN I Junction Friday - - 31-ApartmentS Furnished - • 4-Personals - RI ONGNN (44) Leave it To Beaver 930 (44) PettIcoat 11:00 Sunday - Noon (24) Carrascolendas (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes NT OQ OU S U A T R 0FR ET E T S U H B C S A N L LF H S U B F0 VA C T FP NAM ICA FTIAR 0 1 0 1 L 0 K M 0 A I S I T A L I G V N L I A 0 K M A S P E S F I (0 Movie Noon The Day Before Publication (13) Daytime (24) Electric Company Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6. 0, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, I) NBC News (13) Torn Ewell Show SEEK& FIP4D 3 Lines Minimum - 41-4 xnes Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And DON'T FORGET THE HERALD'S . __________________________ -- Special Herald's See The Homemakers Show Issue Sunday, March 3. then plan to attend Tuesday, March 1 at the Civic Center. No charge for admiSsion. ________ DEADLINES (44) GIlilgan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's Neighbor hood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (9) LUCY Show (24) Se me Street 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennesee Tuxedo 8:3 44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (0) Movie 41-440uws 3bEDROOM HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY, 323.2023 3230630 btdroom, 'It, carcit. kitchen fully equipped, Water.s.wtr garbage . by owner, $170. service 7098 or 373-1593. (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9-Noon Batman (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 0) Another World (4) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (U) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 330 : ( 2, .WW SO Survive A Marriage N Mat Game 9) One Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, 0) Somerset (4 Griffin MORNING HUSBANU WANTED to take his wife (33) My Favorite Martian FRIDAY in•00 (3) (0) Mery Griffin (9) Gililgans island (1)) Or lando City Council - DUPLEX. Furn. or unfurn. deal location. reasonable rent. Ph. Ime. owner 3653721 1 thru S times ........4k. tin 4 thru 25 times ... 3k a Un• 24 times ........ -.... 24ca On HOURS 4:30 (2) Bonanza Winter Park RATES THURSDAY TONIGHT'STV - 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. (44) Mickey Mouse Club Large I bedroom furni?.htd apart. men?. All utii;ti.s Included. 911 Park $165 month; $50 damage. _______ 322-26H EVENING tm nt Furnished 33-Houses Furnished -1 MAStERS COVE EKE ON CLASSIFIED ADS - - 16 - _ rmeits i1nfurns/ hed 3 LItliSURE - / Town frCoun ry HWY. 17.92 at 5 POINTS _LONGWOOD LINCOLN MERCURY -- PH. 322-4884 W. P. 831.809Q �lB—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fi. Thursday, Feb. 20, ItlS BEETLE BAILEY - I M166 3u)(L. / ' i'4 I Mort WIN Walker J%Lz— I T6PE lER ciz ?4 W4 to SIDE GL4r4tIES AT BRIDGE fly OSWALD and JANIF.S JACOBY EE ., - WEST NORTII (D) A J 543 KQ2 AQ £ A K 85 10 EAST o2 V A 744 • 763 AJI V J 1095 10842 1 Q 10 92 SOUT'll the Professor. "I still go wrong on occasion. However. this is one time when u should have played low ets look at the possibilities. If South held six trumps to the ace-queen the cover was correct. But with au South would have led a low trump, not the jack, from dum my, He would want to pay you for a singleton king or king- p I 67th Year, No 15Friday, February 21, 1975 \ j - - • 4 KiS A743 WMY! NW! NOW I CAN GET I OSCARS 'TURN f -Thus, in this one situation th e jack play would indicate either the exact holding or five the ace in the South hand and a0singleton queen in the west hand. Your cover could only t you a trick. Never save you one" W83 by Dove Groue 10 n4Ar GIN ON Both vulnerable P I7H6 GMUN !4. West North I£ Pass 4£ FAIl South Pass I Pass Pass /1 Sentences •afI i / T / / / . L.: - - , - -. • a • THE BORN LOSER IV I NI' I'ss The student put his ace ofN'uu. hold hearts,on dummy' s queen and £ AQ76v2 •KJ5 1fgI P 1 Th e student covered with his king and West had to waste nis ace on his partner's (rick. After that it was a simple Yi i .-• by Larry • 4 £A Q 82 ' A ) _- VA i mugged" FUNNYBUSINESS TODAY'S QL'FSTl0N West and North pass, Fast bids 1 By RogetBollen '' oun HN A $/ Answer Tomorrow Ac.' / 11), ED 11It I CK ETT Iferald Staff Writer A countywide black boycott of L WA by Garry Trudeau r ftS4T /tbf WhTA UfLL, IT vim; ari irts6w7.i 7M256 ' 7V ji C&YLP3I t 7.7 a'o a' si, r 71Y 7'1i 1.EP1:4 , CAPS? zo P Ml?,' asl2s! - MY 4iO2 £7IEA TJI,*f47h' \ I A BLONDIE - I W JU 1ELL 1W #(3V6 .WAJYa (6 MIN 7,'E TMI/)WMIf Yw Af Aw1,2 L4TiST hO (4 *MT A M'tt 1.457 4Mt 4V XW/SIê4 - Z - Chic Youna INuzi;wsIIJW1t1!Liffi I.IUJ I TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan NO, L.rj- FELLA, I HAVN'T SEEN YOUR gOUL1MLL..,:p:'N'T I ' KNOW t)ti GUYS PV& PA1.FAC • •7 I PLAYW 141N60? —U- I 1N&O, HMM.AN A1'HIS1' ScRiWE 5CiI5tE I £ t\ ucs ewiwy (LQ if ' by HeimdohI & Stoffel I'D LIKE 10 INQURE Afoul c.P . Ti-US CNP. WILL GI\jE YA CX= SERV)CE AN Th PRICE IS some r_— TIRES! ii.' — ThNKIN, NLVSTER.' • GRANTED PER Th' LIFE 0 rER CAR O(. '._ THKZZ WEEKS CEER I', PRISCILLA'S POP I ri fEMEMBER WE RE SAVING AOR TkE CkI DREN'5 I EDUC TloN,/ COMES .' WHAfl(IND (If OF WARRANTY 'tVk'\ \ flRSr.') DOES fi- -Av? L ' 71 30 , Ha eman, E ... But It fell to Ehrlichman'law yer, M " lMwe, wbo had not represented Ehrlichman before, began by r-aying his chent "requests no lem _11VJ o c said John J. Wilson, Haldeman's L, 'He was caught up in a political :iil,i that engulfed a lot of other good people. Whatever Bob Haldeman did so did Richard Nixon but Richard Nixon has been freed of judicial pu3ment while Bob Haldeman suffered punishment and con. Wilson said. tt If: it, :Arwt cnli,rit friin Nrtr Lowe said the court had the power to impose a sentence thatdidnot call for Imprisortment. fie said Ehrlichman had spent much the Urne since the New Year's Da conviction looking for areas where gp g experience lie said that Ehrlichman, a land-use wer, had investigated the plight of eight Indian pueblos In a very remote area of north ern New Mexico and said the people are In dire need of help that Ehrlichjnan is uniquely qualified to provide. . • hrli chm an - _- - _r. on %Nt "We take a firm stand to go to jail for what we bøiivø in." .. -.- - =. ,• . - 4- , - -' - - - J 4!1;f -- • -- ____ - - -... . "I-- ACTION-PACKED ,,•. • DAY, dNA 500 Sanford 's c tts . - The 17th annual Daytona 500, In addition to being the richest stock car race In the world, also is Central Fiarids's No. I social event of the year. More than 100,000 peopl.' crammed the Infield last %eekcnd for the year's biggest cocktail party. See story and pools in The Sunday Herald's Semlool.' Magazine. (l!erald Photo by Don Vincent) To 50, C) 00 Growth - Layer said today. ,The sound By MICKEY tA"RIDCE will be revizwed b.y the P&Z board in a spe-cial between 13th Place and l4th Street on the east ath ice Is to let the Justice Herald Staff Writer Coleman then agreed to have his property Q. Galloway to fill the vacancy on the P&Z meeting on March 13. side of Southwest Road be rezoned from Department make a decision The Sanford Planning and Zoning Cornzoned to single family whichwoald allow a board following David Ben-len's At the special meeting, department heads restricted commercial to multi-family and to let the kids co:itlnue to go resignation. duplex be built on the land. mission (P&Z) last night got Its first look at will be asked to attend in order that the board residenlial. The board will submit the 'nomination to City to school until that decision Is the Allen, because of his opposition to the community facility and service portion of may question their about goals and objectives made," Coleman said he Intended to construct a family zoning, was asked by the commimulti- Commission for approval. the city's comprehensive planning act, an listed in the ELMS. ssion house on the lot, The Justice Department has —Approved a request to rezone frcm multito circulate a petition among his neighbors in extensive 15-year project development plan The P&Z board, following their meetirg decided to utilize the FBI to Larry Aflen, 1314 Southwest Drive, opposed faver of havIng the entire neighborhood residential to restricted commercial, for the city, with the department heads, will forward the the zoning of conduct an investigation Into multi-residential because Allen rezoned to single family, property located on the southwest corner of study with their recommendations to the City said he and several of his neighbors do the phasing out of Rosenwald not Allen was asked to return the petition to Avenue and East Celery Avenue, The The study was compiled by City Planner Commission, want apartment complexes to be built in the board which would then consider Elementary School and subrecommended rezoning will now be for. David Farr using input, provided by the rezoning the The P&Z board also last night untangled neIghborhood, sequent transfer of 211 black warded to City Commission for consideration, heads of the city's various departments, neighborhood to a single family residential confusion over a rezoning request by Levi students to Casselberry. Allen was then informed that the entire district. The study, which is projected to the year Coleman, who asked that the board —Approved a site development plan for a recomneighborhood was zoned for multi residential That decision was announced 1990 In other action: and a city population of more than 5o,00o, triend to City Commission that property housing. storage room addition to the Port Grocery, yesterday at a "summit con—The board approved the nomination of J. 1308 W. M Street, for storing beer and wLie. ference" with black leaders in which schools officials a t. fl' tempted to work out a compromise with blacks and joined SPEED Gadson in his request for an LIMIT I nvestigation by the govern.:';-,, •'-nient, -The summit ended In a T stalemate after black leaders told Layer and School Board Seminole County Road SanLando dump today. I • Atty. Doug Stenstromn that Department Chief J. C. Several acres of th e tires and The Seminole Education direct input into the process for I.-Ros --. enwald parents "are Lavender said today that debris at the former landfill, Association SEM has hired a budgeting, ______ - ., .-prepared to go to Jail" rather for better teaching il new executive director, Fred E. and will provide better county crews hope to complete adjacent to refuse transfer and than back down on their request the covering of thousands or motor vehicle inspection s 4 Grooms, and a three-year education for students," to keep Rosenwald as is and not -_.l._*._: smoldering tires at the county's stations on north St. near 1-4 • contract was signed Wed. Grooms said. ______ nesday, Grooms said today. and SR-434, burned Wednesday ___ A reception was held _____ ___ At a salary of $16,000 a year, yesterday for the and Thursday after being —.--34-year-old _______________________ (;rooms will spend most of his former school ignited by a spreading brush teacher at the time working with the Holiday Inn in ire. Sanfo-d unday j negotiation committee in County Fire Department A "master agreement" is preparation for collective being worked out between officials said 26 men, two . ii per Florida's new Grooms and pumpers, a tank, and a woods pumpers,, Is A Pompom A Status Symbol? members of the These speed Limit signs might be confusing to motorists at Airlaw which went into effect Jan. negotiating team which in. fire unit were used In a 12. port Blvd. and Park Ave. The permanent sign (right) notes that 1. hour battle to extinguish the There is lot of myth and glamor attached to being a eludes Steve Rosenthal, Susan the speed limit Is 15 m.p.h. during school hours, but the crossing "It (the law was one of fire that billowed black smoke the Smith cheerleader according to the seven Seminole Junior and Bill Moore. guard, twice a day, diligently posts the 20 m.p.h. in the middle of greatest achievements that has visible for miles. College students. Women's Editor Jean Patteson gives "We hope to go to the table the intersection, along for several years Lavender said the county had her views on the subject _______________________________________________come for teachers. It gives them a the second week in March, having grown up outidt' the previously been hauling dirt to t'nited Sta tes Grooms said. The "niasttr cover the tires and debris at the mentwill cuntai all U agree" landfill that was closed last 'goodies'' teachers or. District Basketball Tournaments June. "But we didn't get it all bargaining for. covered in time," he said. Lyman, Lake Brantley and Oviedo battle tonight In Stylis t Continued On Page 2-A' district high school basketball tournaments. For detailed By BOB 1.1A Y[) Robert Willie Lamp. 40, Geneva, was in results, see the spor ts pages of The Sunday Herald. Fisher reported a $700 electric Ileral(l Stall Writer county JnU on $8,000 bond today charged typewrI'r w:is nns..sing after it burglary \ -ear-old 1Aung%1id cosiimet&ltugist with lewd, hLcivious or indecent assault at his 101 Wymcre Road office, was being held on $5,000 bond in county or act upon or in the presence of a child. Sanford Police Patrolman Lewis jail tit &mnford today after his arrest ona Sheriff's tk'tprtite Jpryt' (' rchj,.r C,...t----- Smoldering Fire WINTHROP Tr- n Study ' Proje 00 - b0 e peals process that might take two years or more to complete. All were expected to remain free most of that time. Mardian was convicted only of the single C0fl spiracy count. None of the defendants standing before Judge rica made any statement In his own behalf, and only the lawyers for Haldeman and Ehrlichman made any lengthy speeches before Sirica pronounced sentence. Whatever Bob Haldeman did, he did not for himself but for the Prcsident of the United States," return we'd have some violence,' Gadson said. Lay er and Stenstrom — Black spokesman James Gadson proposed calling off the con begin on Nlonday, a spokesman tinuing boycott at Rosenwald for the black community convert the Altamonte Sins proposal was turned (1iin bs mu the count)-wide bo)cott urthrnied toda) facility Into a school for th e the school board who voted to Monda) until ruling is handed James Gadson told The trainable handicapped , bus the blacks to Casselberry, a down by the Justice DepartHerald blacks will boycott i. • . ---- all &iici iu Iii JUII iree, .•- iyear1a school. ment. schools in Seminole for three Gaclsor1 said. "We take a firm That decision is sure to be Stenstrom said Layer would days to let the school board stand to go to jail for what we challenged since to get students return to the school board to try know they are "united" in their believe In." to Casselberry requires busing and amend their decision to bus opposition to the board's At the meeting, blacks said past three other elementary blacks out of Rosenwald if the decision to phase out Rosen- they resented Layer's handling schools in the county. The Justice Department rules In wald Elementary School. of the Rosenwald situation and "Lake Orients Plan" was favor of the black position. Gadson said the (in&l decision said he had not properly sup- proposed by white parents in But the school board attorney was reached at a meeting last ported their proposal presented the Lake Orients area and said such a decision Is "gonna night. He said he expects about in a "minority white paper" adopted 3-2 by the school board, take some time" and advised 70 per cent of Seminole's blacks presented to the school board, Both Gadson and another blacks to get children back in to join in on the protest boycott. But Layer answered their parent, Herbert Felder, ac- school because "we all are School officials say about 4,830 charges by maintaining that his cused school officials of setting paying a greet deal of money" blacks attend schools out of a decision was based on what he up the meeting without any for the public school system. total enrollment of 30,532. feels is best for education in finn offering of a compromise In essence, blacks told Godson said the Rosenwald Seminole County. with the blacks and warned of Stenstrom the only compromise boycott, which slips Into Its Actually, Layer's proposal potential violence in the black which could be reached is a third week on Monday, will was to bus blocks to Lake community. reversal of the school board's continue "indefinitely," but that Orients, a new school "If we said stop boycotthg decision to Owe out the school. presently ,v .-uuntyw1dc protest will end under construction, but his without offering something in (Continued On Page ZA) after three days. School Supt. Bud Layer, who blacks say has let them down, said he feels the countywide boycott Is not the way to get the best results. '1 think it's a mistake," - )M ae n Send $I for LACOBY MODERN book to 'W;n at Evidge. (c/o this niil*spaped, PO Box 489. Radio City Station. Now fork. N Y 100 19 000NESBURY I6A11 MAX wi Mite T;zq TO CC414VINCE H!NA ToAT 4XX3 Lxy~ r Lewis fl WASHINGTON (AP) — Three men closest to they were c1lowed to remain free without bond. Richard M . Nixon when he was president were The sentence given the defendan means they sentenced today to serve at least 21-jyears In prison must serve the minimum time Imposed without for covering up the Watergate scandal. opportunity for proba tion. Hut they can apply U.S. District Judge John J. rica pronounced the ith ln four mon th s to Sirica for reduction of sensentences of 21 , to 8 years on John N. Nlitchell, It. R. tence -- a method that has brought results for Haldeman and John D.Ehrlihman,jgnoring a plea ethers the judge sentenced in the Watergate case. by Ehrlichman's lawyer that tie be allowed to work Mitchell, Haldeman and Ehrlichman had been with New h1exico Indians Instead of going to prison. convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice,'obA fourth defendant, Robert C. Maran, was suctIng Justice and mtiple counts of lying under sentenced to 10 months to three years. oath. All four men have said they would appeal and Their sentencing marks the beginning of an p- "Listening to these nostalgic old songs makes you feel you could walk out in the moonlight without gett ing id1 two clubs.1 '* our irid is one 10 of trumps and make his impossible contract. "llow will I ever learn when to cover an honor with an honor ind whtn n-m !c'- asked the student. "Probably never replied CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I t-- i / All, by Art 5orsom . \ I 2O ; .1 ., •s 0 / I The bidding has been: / ( Pass - 0 Judge Sirica •-.'-'--. UMTR: Opening lead JY • , __ LLEY OOP Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents \ byDickCavolli /LiLE ç M5TKATAn WHERE j wrrrr' A14D FEJN I i-v ivy J WELL, f tiE OT mis OTHER LI6T M *<icm1 I t. AICHIE IS THAT WVAT THEY CALL JUGIIEAD THAT WI4ER&Dd FUNNY— ',VU GET LOOKING -'THE GALL?! MEAT ON f- BUFFET. 10 BE WrrH. JONICA WELL.. SAY5 "v'OU 'VE NO - Grooms Named Blurns I Days 15 SEA Director ________________ SEEN EATIN& BODY I ALL THE FRUr1- ELSE AT THE BorTC*4 WAS I OF THE. PUNCH BOWl..! _____ _______________ ' ________ CAPTAIN EASY T MLJflMY ON T1 4 HIGH 1i EAg.EH;.ApuL.ksJpjy T4j5 LL)PLER TO PROPER 4TTEJTICJ . ' E.PRLE5 MIE 53EMATE'i':j,ijy tir Of ' ANCI YOp u. /\SCE MiNG - Inside S by Crooks & L3wrencs g. 'Thi fAu.Ti 4M5 0 — Rt HTON.I THINK YO O RE 5ETT94 3 THE " f .O IOj R l 1 , - EEK & MEEK a I by Howie Sch;seidi - - Al' AT LEAST ) I Deputies Arrest Longwood Grand J u ry I Index In Session -- -. ___=t•t - _'_•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, February 20, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 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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Tuesday, Feb. ii, 175 SIDE BEETLE BAILEY I A11516 ___ 49 COULD LE ALL AT LEA5T 1 7' *IOU TEEJ ) 8) OSWAI I) 1 ñ- \ 1E fl E/ MMtTII I IC £62 2-IS JS Souths king of clubs gets ruff- & A 10754 __t~l - WE.ST 1 by Dave Graue . - i- MY c A1 ' - -- a '. NESS, OSCR... HAPPEN D E HIM? I 1)4IN( HE FAINTED' ) . , -- - .I-- - - I I& C.: i: fu 1, ~~ _"' _____ - - - I / ______ - The Ste Fire Marshal's office slapped Sanford Naval Academy last September with 18 violations o fire (odes, and a state official yesterday gave school OffILl4ilS 90 (la y? to get ti deficiencics cleared UP. Following a toiW of the senior school, Deputy Fire Marshal I V Fretwell warned school officials to et both die senior and jtmior schools into compliance wit' th sWte law, 11 C 'I I T. 14A 'N 3V * .Ian, I or r. V'v 'SO, F T( a . I 1) that applies to throwing cargo overboard to lighten a sinking Oup. In bridge you jettison a `k IIIIIIng ( dhi to 9vt it out oi (ht, way for some valid reason. pro%ided --- "Bills ... bills ... bills! Couldn't you find SOMETHING 4 8R We are indebted to George partner non't Ime TODAY'S QUF.STIO,N Coffin for today's jettison play. Instead of passing your partner A veq careless South wins the club lead with his king and has bid three spades over the three plays' a trump East takes his heart call by West. What do you do 1!11 WE_EK_FNIT.~, ice WIAXW T4Lw KIDS P Rt gHT-1 li - * - - ~6 1I J INTH4tIS . .10" . % 4 ____________ _____________________________________________ ,\, 09 I by Larry L-!wis - ) / I L q r --------T,-,? HIT J . - 'I " •t " T"' Wiqb7 ___ ff -"' I . 7. -. ' 711 - - 'O'. zf~A V *, . . M ' F ] (• • - - 31, L , • .4 ft _! ... I '. ,_ - - . . i . r - _: .- 1-4^- r - I . BLONDIE .. I WIMIMIl'211111111 - 11 I T, MAEM 4La 1. - I __ I - DAGWOOD .-s DA&DiSUL iN- ABSOLUTELY PLACZ f . 9 a. - r_r_ 1 1~~ - - - YOUR ROULMO PALL ________ \ I I— .~ .'. --k _'11_ ~ ~ --- - __q , __ - I I I;I,*-,, ~~o I 1, I r -,, ,I%,-1 . by Heimdahl & Stoffel THE. Mas I M4D c IMPERLAL It7rENTATE ,j (c LI SICKT01 I . PRISCILLA S - flAL ; RG%A//A1q1) I OFFERED I ... N ~_ I It . . -_ I- I -1 my cfwrlf~fk 15 iDiTAM 11 I Ixu SURE U'LL ENJOY HAW' I WHAT'5 SO WHO'S TH LI'L IAw' I I-l1LARlCXj' FAT tJ' IN N' I ; qII 14 I e I -f . 01! rwr V ' - - 0~7' I - - by Al Vcrincar -~L I I-,-,- ~ --7- 1 t :=MLr= L:~~ -IN '"" - __ , HROP 5A VZC1161y. HE NQU or ) S. / Z~T ,VIV t ( _________________ - ( I GOIN t~~,t-% Q f ___ ARCHIE 1 [ 3.16 Jj I1: __________ " by Bob Montana i ITHINK MY LIKE DO ) çM510 00 GRU -? U HAVE A • SED ON MUSIC AT HOME I LSEoON, DON'T) IS I USED IT bo 35 746 L HAVE LOO rY NOw ' 'a I 1QLAPHON IC' ' RK SWN ro - 1 _________ _ / d] WAHTUaØ9 IJ THE ,&.i'. 0 cow . I _____ _____ _____ ______ ! It . - . - - - EASY -rr T\ LL~ - __________ a _._J 12 6 ,- by Crooks & Lawrence ror V'.eE Or COFFEE EASY HERE TEJ.W6H B BUT WHAT IF 5OEOJ TRiES ,_ ! ___________________ . -1 r ) ~ U11 ac h r e .O, A - _~ • L School Supt. Bud I.ayer has I _____ U ME? ' 4 __. g Meanwhile, ou t protesting than a week ago. Only five. Black community leaders are meeting this week in reference to a countywide being &cWated which calls for the countywide boycott to beg on I i - 17he experience almost back. only one in the department who fired when someone forgot to ta High School teacher whose notify a deputy that the 11rob- Polk wasn't notifi students last week pulled a bery" was to be filmed by one of said he s'ill hasn't located the "mock holdup" at a con Mrs Carol Kline's civics deputy who was "in" on the venlence store, students. An uniformed deputy, entire fiasco. The situa tion that existed B I Thompson, saw the I haven't found that deputy there had a potential danger," students stoge the robbery and yet. I just haen t had a Layer said. The "robbery" was swooped down on the chance," Polk said. The sheriff part of a civics class project in getaway' car said when the deputy s loCated, which students participate irs Apparently, the studeii had ,e, like Mrs Kline, will receive simulated social situations as a contacted the deputy oi duty a reprinnd learning eerience before Thompscn ihat deputy Daugherty iid the incident I.ayer said these learning was in turn supposed an off the wall experiences vary from teacher filled Thompson in - ap project but had been planned to teacAer, but are similar to a iiarently he didn't. weeks in adsance le said the biology class going on a field But Thompson checked t students had coordinated trip. I.ake Brantley Principal youths' identification. heard entire event and had contacted Bill Daugherty said the experl- theirstory -then let them go. die deputy - whoever he is ence was a "project the The incident enraged Sheriff who agreed to allow the youngsters took on" John Polk who said he's 'the students to stage the e v ent. ______________________ 9 !I- 4.1-! . ,.) -a.. - -_ - - - zw - ____ _____ . - Altamonte Springs public . -1 ,4 . ~ VA, - I ..Ir I . , MI ' . _â . I , ____ V 4 ____ ____ - ____ - - - ____ - -- % *40 It By BOB LLOYD - ~~ I - ' an _. •. - - - •-- 0 .,'" '' • _ _4--- I 7 . .~ :I i .- .- , Pi . ;. 1. , • - __ -, . ,L4- . . I In-i - Bundy: No ;)Ult " , 4 For 'Mock Holdup ,-e ) n The flyer lists meeting places and times for the rewabider of to look into the decision to bus I-A this week where people can students to Casselberry Merle E. Parker of Sanford well as Seminole High Principal of the state. gather to diiscuss the planned .14" / Don T. Reynolds and Assistant Parker alleges that the black boycott of Seminole W%t 'w e 9-1 Wt week, Dougherty was court seeking a court order Principal Wa)me Epps. defendants have knowingly and schools. t i quoted as saAng the depart- doing away with a student k% No date has been set for a wiflfully permitted use of the ment would investigate the The on again countywide 01smoking area at Seminole High hearing on PUker'S I)Ctilioh. S, -,'Ml I campus as a 11sanc, School. . boycott apparently now is go. I Parker is as -. "' the court tuary" for juveniles to openly king switch which has precipitsted a Parker named as defendants orde providing and JaWt week, black spokesnun r the defendants 'cease flaunt the w b) boycott at the Altamonte C mes Gathon said Rosenwald in the civil action, assigned to and desist to operate a approving the operation of the ' Springs facility as well as a Circu it Court Judge William G. 'smoking marchers were urged to get . .i area' on public school "smoking area, 14r threatened countywide boycott Akridge, County Setwol s i I.. .&, I their children backin school. . ) uPt. property and -encouraging, ~i~ Parker said the defendants of Seminole schools. '. it I William La) But then at a Saturday meeting. er, school board advising and counseling "have ignored " -1 - ~k ~I - . ..' repeated Dougherty s2id he is meeting members Robert Feather, juvenile3,15 to 17 years of age, demands" within the last 45 black leaders decided to con" I today- wiltia Ids - superiors to Davie Sims +, Alan Keeth, E.C. to smoke cigarettes and to days that they order an end to tinue the Rownwald boycott decide if the probe will even Harpe r Jr., and Pat Tthon. as openly flout the cnnal law" I Continued On Page 2 A) STUDENTS ATTEND ThI-Y memben from Seme Nigh School will attend the ((.onf nu age YMCA sponsored Youtb Legislature In Tallahassee, Feb. 20-22. . 7bey will serve In the House of Representatives and Senate @ _W _Jvr~ LEGISLATURE composed of students 1roq3 throughout the state. Flrvm Jett, __ Corley, it senior; Kathy Koschwitz, sophomore, both of Sanford, 4Fi~_ W~t__y - --- - _. and Pam Morgan, a senior from [Ake Stary. 71na ponq of . p f 0 .4 Te - ~ . , - _V11V7 by Dick Cavoll. MY - e Asks Smoking Area At School Be Disbanded _ P . - - I .% .. IL " L __ ro (O" a ~9 4 1 4%,fe - I (Continued On Page 12-A) Suit . 4 8 ______________ - 1_ . .. p hase ou t Rosen w a ld (IeIft!neflt to do th leg work something,' Doughert) said in the same studen E Is ts showing up regularly attend classes in Elenwntiry School may not In Seminole Count) telephone interview from for school who base appeared kindergarten through fifth take place at all, a U.S. Justice "The basic alternatives are to Washington. since the boycott began more grade. Department official said today. - 1 .k% .. , " . ____ . I ,.C) I I-- I VI - I ; _-P * MVST I OFURP a I I YOU IICONNINC . - I I . .. SHALL CALL. FOR A'MIRAL. PAY OF MOORNIN&.1 Nlyj FOORTHIt4e. , TO ThINK OF HORIE is MISSINCIII? I - . ~' V I ) v l~ 14s - I - /0, ~ , ,Y.. W NE AMBuGE - I., . " :,. ') WWF-:N You . ,7 ,. "~ 1.- .. .1 Chic Young 11. . " . 11 Fv . /~ "_ I - -No floors are provided for the sleeping rooms. Harr,, calling It 'a big money item" said no action has been taken )-et. -0pun stairwa)s are provided for exits in the building. -No fire alarm is provided for the facility. Dormitory not equIpped with autematicsprjnkler system. Fretwell recommended an automatic sprinkler system or a - whether or not we're gonna make an investigation and the form It might thke, but right no w! just don't know," said he he Justice . I • g. i . -1 %7. VOW j .. • IS ifl thee mak ing -All exits were not properly marked with approved exit signs and noemergengh,g was pray cy says I fire exit signs have been installed. floors to sleeping rooms are provided with metal louvers. The louvers should be removed. Harry said louvers have been replaced in some instances. -Stairs are unprotected The much-heralded in- take place. If it does, he said do nothing, let the people vestigation of the hotly con- there's a possibility the FBI resolve the pr .oblem . - I 7)'P,- 0A-5.11145, sprinkle I t electrically supervised. b a maintenance ntract has not been provided properly qualified an Harry says r osenwa - r ( A--, by Garry Trudeau r I .AVERE SAVINC?i (ENERGY AD IAT %iORE \ APPROPRIATE SE'NG COULD ONE WANT.. .-FCR ST0viNC7 • _- _.__~ A, a IF COw Fretwell at the junior school included ---Hasps are provided on certain exit doors. Fretwel.1 recommended they be removed. Harry says that item has been complied with was constructed in the mid 1920s and wasn't built to coinpl%. with the stringvnt fire C(KICS thatare in existence today. Over at the junior school on Celery and Mellonville Avenues, It's a slightly different situation since that facility was constructed with fire resistant material, __ - __ 40 - - -, . ! in at Bts& (c/a this hand If East plac low B! .In. 8; . Anmer Tomarr-m to 0 - I City Station. ftw York, N. Y 10019r CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS : p, -- manually operated, electrically supervised fire alarm system. Harry promised • one In 90 days. • A tA..t be -The north-west exit door was stuck1. and opened. Harry says all exit doors are now repaired. At the senior school, 1000 E. First ., Fretwell listed the following deficiencies • Yesterday, police arrested a 14-year-old juvenile on arson charges ter a fire was set for the second night in a row at the junior facility. The fire was the second t the facillt% after a fire in the school's cafeteria destroyed draperies on the second floor. Damage estimates were according W Harry And Harriett said the facility's rating was "poor, a very poor rafing."'Me saving element at the senior facility, Harriett said, is an automatic sprinkler s)stem Without the sprinkler system -you'd strictly have a fire hazard' the chief said e reason the building operal.ions will be closed down if safety deficiencies aren't brought up to existing standards. The school's a(bilinistrator, .Jesse Harry, told Fretwell and Fire Chief George Harriett that school maintenance crews "are working" on correcting the violations and that he hopes to have thein cleared up wit, an Ule arn~z __ that would stay you from the swift completion of your appointed ronndO" iett said, The junior facility also got a number of black eyes (ruin the fire marshal's office, p - If not, Fretell told the Herald that a notification of violation" will be submitted, the school will be allotted a certain number of days to get in compliance and ! N A% ,* I Or 00 I - It in. sl ght ly caref ul South book wins the club in dummy and ___________________ 0 .0 v. %V -____ ou are sure that your i ______ Z-18 ______- A A Q 7 6 V 2 # K i s 4 A A Q 82 What do you do now' A -- We %lightis.1 fa%or a pms. hut skuuhl not criticize anothrr ,loubie - . I to - Pass Pass by leading a second club for his +--* . ~~ __ I i• /~, __________________________ 411 18 south _____ by Art Sonsom IT A ,_., Pa's Pass - (WHO CAPTAIN -- Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 1 Cents tted by the fire marshal's office. • Harry presented Fretwell with a 17-Item list of measures already completed by school officials n an effort to comply with Fretwell's September recommendations which were presented In wriUng and copies mailed to the parent corporation Bernard MacI adden, Foundations, Inc., of lrchmont, N. V. HerdSffrir . C., .,/ ARE L-' TWWI.I.W --- By ED PRICKETr 1 4, -' ~ The bidding has been: 4A st THEBORN LOSER 4 - y ' I1 - I _ - Sanford Naval Academ Warned B Fire Marshal- I e- .-,-- ,, . - -'d At I U.S 1 Fast South ____ - I VC I . I table North Piss _; - t % _____ - 1. ' - . -j -- - ~ V - th Neither nest 4 - - -- -- i ) - £K2 / - " . . ]-tt" 'MAJ,A-r - , - - on the ace of diamonds and leads dummy's deuce of spades. Now all the defenders can collect are two hearts and the ace of spades. sinve ,South can rut I the send club if ills led SOUTH A K QJ 10987 V Q J 94 - .- 4 K Q 74 AQ9863 OJ9653 A J ALLEY OOP I - 0 '•..• 3 - - . / 41 I _T~ * Fox 67th Year. No. )56-Wednesday. February 19, 1975 that opening club bid and worries about a club ruif. Then EAST Ifli Gill •' tI' L1 everything comes up roses, b if East hops up with th e ac 4. .1 :I . - - 4" iMlF..S JMOH% and . ~1'% o•' - BRIDGE AT 71cl E by GLANCES ______ AIZE J~ [---- I T4?EN WIN Walker Mort ________________________ az AROUND i .c - ___________ ___ 45-Evenn; I: - - t court of eledion law violation and conspiracy to commit perjury charges against him. State Atty. Abbott Herring's office said the charges, brought by a grand jury t year, were dropped Friday because uphoIng by an appeals court of suppression sta tements in the case left the state with rio case against Bundy Bundy, contacted today at his Altamonte Springs city hall office, where he 'd continued to --- - ;-:- . . ii ' L r 11-4 ' - - 4 sus pension pending outcome of the case, said, "I was wnocent from the start. Thes . " - -., . - - - EEK & MEEK -"< .. Q. . 4 0 - ,. - / _ . . .1 a _R ~ , __ -1 , __ ___ THE JUIN,~IAL LYSTEM i n ITS LM I-P- ) rOlu Around the CIock - - 7" il ' 1. = - 1%", I AND ERP4EST ! . & Ii ( - - ItDi FI C - [llETJtf AJLJtw1fJ Thov., - - __. L - _______ )2,- - f1JJJJllhtfj] 6 RXL HAND-MACIS 17ALJAN SPCreTS CAR. T( U)T / / - by Frank Hill LOOffSaWNa.# - 1116W IT ULçc ~N~f'rH FLN-1-43 CARPIF-7:3. Rt - 40, - z .1 I - Z- _14r__11 - J __ 1. .*%.- ________ ---------------------. - . _ .1 I--I 4w. Z i I hA OA . State Rep. Robert flattaway IIeraldStaffrIter iAltamonte Springs was to .Seminole Counts's govern- hear the complaints at a 1211 %ponsoring the :: Sheriff's Department . 11:41fetv Officer. Sgt. Beau Taylor. Shovim giving b.14c ; ,- 1. tI' 44 1 -1%ffV .w-- j' . f_ L - :0 : ki - -. - -f i' ; . 4 - . -.-- - Ll~ = i - __ opr*l ' .1 - I , - rD..1 / Editorial ........ AA ployment compensallon by Norman Floyd began comHoroscope .................WA former employes under a new plaining weeks ago as se ven hospita l ...................5A sta te law adopted last year and claims were filed against his officials are complaining. city. lie and Ow cit) comSports . ............. ...*7A-8A Many officials in the cit,les mission objected that while Television IDA and county goernnietil do not riate tnttrpric cait pay Wolfwn,s I I B-1213 object to paying the com. percentage of payroll in the pensation to employes who form of insurance, gosern ' hhi it have been laid off, but are mental bodies Must pay dollar Yesterday's high low this protesting vigorously the (or dollar te amount paid to chance (if thundershowers being rcquired to make and 01--t Floyd also noted that none of Elementary this morning 1photo abovel are Mae Pawison, Shirley Mills, Adlyn Wolfe, Sue Stevenson and Taylor. Bike leaI action w is beiv -- and Jell Hkhardson In bic ycle parade around - . - It - others on grounds they violated Bundy's civil rights but Bundy's attomy, Newwn Brock. said today he has no intention of filing such IawsiiJts, "And . 4 AOMY -44 --J~ schdol grounds. VP - - _;iZ~ --!!t_Vf,~-f* 1-j~:_:-W A 4 ~- - - - - - - - - -As .__ - 4--- _j 5Z I— _74- un 't U I'm not planning any _________ ______________________ I u - -. , - .. - r -___ I ~_*_ __Z__- _i 1 - -_~a I-____4 : charges luid been dropped. ng forward tu ite; vt~ -- Bundy said, noting that begot i pas check Friday but wasn't told until Tuesday that the rough - R .--. i Crossword Puzzle Lk,ar Abby ...... - - _-.1 GOES SiK 1~~" I Classified - - by Bob x FRANK unempioymen1 % It * - .-- ..e- 74~ ,A SAFETY RODEO -) T?'- j red' Employes Index YOU r J__ /7"i, ~AU ~, Y(.: - -~ ~ -_,1 C ,i - • attorney office) level Brock said he too was notified yesterday that the criminal Herring on Friday. L a_ �'Z'?'- 2A—E v ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By BILL BELLEVILLE Stiff Wrilir Herald — ---------- BR m" Seminole County Cornkliiss.oncrs yesterday were receptive to a request Iron Orange County planning of. ficials For a joint bt-county meeting to discuss future development of the Apopka area of both counties. Orange planners asked the efforts be based on the "detailed planning program similar to the Seminole County Comprehensive (Land) Plan ni ng Act," according to Seminole Planner Roger Neiswender. Seminole Commissioners 'Abortionist ' Doctor Returns To Hospital BOSTON (AP) Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin, sentenced to one year's probation on a manslaughter cnviction In the death of a fetus after a legal abortion, returns to work at Boston City Hospital today. Suffolk Superior Court Judge James P. McGuire stayed execution of the sentence Tuesday pending the outcome of an appeal filed later in the day by the doctor's attorney, Willhm P. Homans. Edelin could have received a maximum 20-year sentence in the case. The hospital immediately Invited him to return to his job today as head of outpatient obstetrical and gynecological care, and Edelin accepted. - t)ETHOIT (All) — Chrysler Corp. officials say they plan permanent operational cutbacks this, year that could spell still more layoffs and pocihh some p!int desins We ;re it, cut tick unUl t ha "ere profitable," 1'i'...---__u-mrn Lflfl Townsen told repOrters Tuesday. A record fourth-quarter loss of $73.5 million in 174 was the worst performance in Chrysler history. Chrysler directors were to decide today whether to eliminate the 35-cents per share quarterly dividend, The firm reported Mcinday that 1974 losses were $52 million, hile revenues of *11 billion were off from $llJbjlJion in 1973. ' - -- - .-__-.-_ • ----.--- i a d- Blind Man A Farmer HERMANSVILLF, Mich. (AP) — Ron Schmidt raises .1 chickens for a living and rides a bike for 14u! ris wile doesn't think hit's L'xCcpticnai, even though he's blind. "Living with Ron, I don't think he's special," Bonnie Schmidt says. "I get so tired of hearing people say, 'Look at the blind guy.... Where's his Superman suit?" Schmidt, who lost his sight as a child, grew up on his father's 650acre farm near Springport, rt'rrelr;nn avis D *60,984.02 to Associated a tax on sales and thus illegal. Building and Contracting Co., — Scheduled a work session for work on the northside for a.m. Friday on insuran'e AITAMONTE SPRINGS — sanitary sewer district and bids i.nr city employes and The special state law which engineering f , Glace and technical changes in the zoning calls for completion of corn- Radcliffe of $1,005. ordinance rocommended by the prehenswe land development Consulting Engineer Bill building and zoning departplans by Seminole County and Palm, who announced two ment. Its seven cities by 1977 may be weeks ago he would recom—Passed on first reading and unconstitutional because of mend that payment 1.. the set a public hearing and secnn4'1 some of its requirements, CIty contracting fm bc hJ up dlxi zinal reading for 5:C p.m. Attorney -Ina !)avis zald Ia. until outstanding bills were March 18 on an ordi nance night. SI Will •VUIU Your Great Now Drugstore, I N W__ - - J .& -.-- - -. --I r NOW THRU SATURDAY IRPORT BLVD. - H S. 17 & 92 J elv~rsn,m 1 ' BAKI A" / 'ctr ____________ The plans, according to the bills have been paid and others surv by 'mpeter.t persc !aw,Must becomplctcd by 1977 will be the subject of law suits of properties before purchase city commission passed on between the contractor and by the city. first reading an ordinance suppliers and sub-contractors. —Heard a report from Davis d.ati. o"t ` 'b Its building and de !" — Approved payment of that the city's position denying zoning department as a local $99,785.10to Baycon General for refund of previously paid sewer land planning agency as excavation, site work and connection fees is being by the law. -- At- ChOICO of blue, black, red, green ink ....grand time to STOCK UP' y g 18C each, Cr -. : ' ' - BUY TODAY AT I.. - - 'r"- -' —,!4. .. ,i t. -' -.. -..-.-. -. V. Mr5- - ,,, S ••• • • '. LOW PRICES ON Aw _.•. •. .. - - LAY-AWAY . - - ,..._. -- '-p 15 had been approved for am -" . - - -' - . •. - .. A-- - -- -Ej,.- U•b ...i, F! '!t .- 5----- ; - LOCATION:"corner019111111111111 Barbara and Highway 1741it!gantOrd. Would you 1111m to have" eyesore as your next dew ndgbbor? We think not and feel It should be 'rured up at once. This eyesore Is In the heart of Sa nf ord and does nothing to Improve the community's Image to any out.of4iiiiet who might be driving through or visiting the area. Got an eyesore in Your neighborhood? Help can attention to It and participate GREAT B611f! SQUARE WE'LL HOLD YOUR, PURCHASE TILL THE -.. DAY YOU SAY! In cle2011119 up Your neighborhood. Write EYF.%RF,, IMe Evening Heridd, p.o. Box IM, officials In Tallahassee and Sanford, Fla., 3771. federal officers In Atlanta on the additional funding. Continued From Page 1-A) the suppress edstatements "we even If the Palm Beach ruling statements were made to have no case." were to be appealed to a hi gher Herring's chief investigator,. a bout it. lie's remarkable The state had contended court and reversed on other Jack R. Fulenwider, without one of the sharpest people I've contractor John McGrath, now Points FICTITIOUS NAME of law that there would the State Attorney or his IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ever met." NOTICE Is hereby given that INVITATION TO BiD reportedly In Oklahoma, be no case because the assistant I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Seminole memorial Hospilal n present engacad in business and the InBundy said his spirits allegedly gave Bundy $400 to be at P.O. Box CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR vitss Notice is hereby given that the statements have been sup. bids for: I. V. solutioni 331$. dot LIkCVIW Dr., Forest vestlgators can't utilize Board of Adjustment of the City throughout the case had been distributed equally between pressed. City SEMINOLE COUNTY Administration SOfs. $peclblcation of County, Florida Sanford will hold a specIal meting poena powers given by state 32751. tSeminole I'C available at the Office kept high by public response. "I Altamonte City Councilman fictitious name of ED PROBATE DIVISION Of The charges against Bundy law to the state attorney or his LINDQUIST. and that nt PROBATE NO. 1S.-33.CP Administrator. All blot Shell the OflFebruary3l.)flSiflphac,,YH.11 relvrd my ii," c I i end to In n 'fmaa and then.ccundil. stemmed (ruin at 11:30 AM., in order to coi'n$de,-a re: Estate of railed fn' Mr. Robert T. the state's aitants. rCQtljr tâtJntn With Beti.r.t, reguet "and I feel like the general man Donald Myers. the IierK 00 HAZEL SIR UNK 00FF, for a varLance in ip,o Adm. con tention that Myers and Seminole Memorial Hospital. Circuit Court. Semino,, County, Brocksaldtxlayhesttnfeels tl,• Ordinance as it pertaint to Corner public knew I was Innocent." deceased. 1101 East First Street, Florid a in accordance With the Sanford, Fla The appeals court order also Dorfman 'iolated election laws the interrogation by t.ot sloe %etback requiremf5 in Fulen. Pr ovisionsof the Fid,tIjt Name To NOTICETOCREOITORS 327lI. Bids must The Fourth District Court of upheld the suppression of by accepting the All Creditors on bCrec,iv,dbV,.fl RC.I:oneddIItrldin,b,5.o,LO, money from and All Persons the 7th day Of A'II 1973 wider was "improper and Sta?utei. To-Wit: Setion loS 09 Having Claims or Demands A g Appeals at West Palm Beach statements in the case by L flock 13. Dceamwold, 3rd S ection. ainst PubIith- Feb I?, IS 19, 197 McGrath through Bundy. Floriaa Statutcs Irregular." last mon th upheld Circuit Court Myers, officials said. Said Estate: DEk Beln0 more sPecifically described 5: Edward E. Lindquist The statements were supYou are hereby notified and orated at 24th Place, between As Lawrence Swofford, farmer Judge Voile A. Williams' ruling Publish: Jan, 29, State Atty. Abbott Herring, pressed by Judge Williams and Altamonte Springs Feb S. 12. 19, 1975 required French Avenue and Maple Avenue. to present any claims and was PEG-Is9 suppi-essing statements made contacted at his dema nds which you may have Titusvllle of- he blasted Herring's handling also indicted by mayor, L. LEGAL NOTICE the grand jury by Bunny to Herring's office, flee, said it had been mutually of the ase Chairman against the estate of HAZEL STOCKHOLDERSIMEETING — comparing his on perjury and conspiracy STRUNK 00FF, deceased late of Board of Adj us tment FICTITIOUS NAME Assistant Slate Atty. William agreed wi th the state Attorney tactics The regular annual meeting of the Seminole Notice Is hereby given that i am Publish - Feb. 9, 1 71 to those of the Rutsian charges. The state Is appealing Stockholders County, Florida, to the of The Citizens Bank of Cler k of the Circuit Court Staley said the Bundy charges General's office that the Bundy secret police. in business at ItS? King CE kilo , and file dismissal by a local coat of the Oveedo. Oviedo. Florida, will be held the were dropped because without case would be dropped since same In duplicate and as Arthurs Cf.. Winter Park. Seminole at the new bank building located at Brock contended that the perjury charge. In SectIo,i 733.16, Florida County, Florida undr the fictitious 156 Geneva Drive, Oviedo Florida, provided Statutes, In their off ices in the name Of HANDYMAN JOHN. and .. . 6 For $1.00 •' fW — L .-. - 7:30 p.m. hearing in the council per cent of gross receipts to sewer interceptor as cham bers tonight to bring to the arivately owned arIuw. and well as a grant of system 8!3,000 which legislators' attention the trash collection companies had been awarded to unenforceability of the 1974 operatIng In the city. The Longwood. Longwood refused double taxation law, lawyer, Qiarles Wells, insisted the grant after deciding not to Approved payment of the fee is prohibitive and In fact connect to the Altamonte Springs sewer plant. Floyd said 1k is attempting to arrange conferences with state Bund Not Planning awsuit . ;'.--•j concrete footers on tIx- trunk prepared in written form. Legislative Delegation at Ats requiring franchise fees of -- A PEN BUY , ft paid, said last night many of the requiring appraisals and — - - By DONNA ESTES Herald staff Writer A public hearing on the or. sewer Interceptor system. —Heard report from Mayor dinance scheduled for 6:30 Engineering fees for this Norman Floyd that the city is p.m., March 18, is to be held project of $1,496.78 was ap. requesting the Department of prior to final adoption, proved paid to Glace and Pollution Control and the U.S. In other business, the city Radcliffe. Environmental Protection commjsion: Read a letter from an Agency to tra nsfer to other —InstructedDavjsto appear Orlando law firm protesting phases of the city's sewer before the Seminole County city plans to enforce a law system a $498,000 grant which drenched South Alabama today, but coffee-colored rivers rising beyond flood stage still threatened to turn farmland into inland reas. The Naticnal Guard was called out to help evacuation efforts in Elba. The trek by families to higher ground continued Tuesday amid more rr*. least one person drowned. SUPER SALE the ntw ,it1 UlU new rbwtnrimnnt 1mm •k,i. UI UJJ traffic along West Lake th omcthth cttr. Brantley Road, Farr said. But commissioners questionFarr asked the hearing be ed the rezoning, which was continued for a third time, until recommended by the county March 4, so he could meet wi th Planning and Zoning Corn- the developer and research m ission, further cost projections. Commissioner Dick W illiams 4' Indicated that he could support Eight area residents opposed the rezoning if plans were made the lower zoning. Kenneth for the fence, fire and school Beam told the Board "even ' donations, drainage, and for with new homes on the keeping citrus trees on every lot property, our surro'indlng (ft. in the area. Commissioner IAAA) homes will be de. $ Harry Kwiatkowski favored a valued." Beam also said a much more effective screening lower zoning wou ld eventua lly than that offered by the split make it easier for a develope r and ra il "Sweetwater Oaks- to change the adjacent souijy, • type fen ce," and asked Farr If A-i land. Questions State Low of Michigan but turned to his "first love," (arising and raising animals, when jobs In physics dried up. Schmidt and his wife have two children, A forecast for clearing sides grt*led muchof nood. 2 J — Legal Notice [[oi1c Legal Notice Legal Notice - __ Pleads ( By BOB LLOYD pleaded guilty In circuit court Ray Campbell Jr. and city statements from the six Herald Staff Writer at Sanford. building inspector Raleigh Paul defendants who pled guilty A seventh suspect in a Saniche1lPanko,26,ofColp., Sessions. Monday and later told Circuit ford police burglary ring has N.J., pleaded guilty yeiterday An eighth suspect was Court Judge Clarence T. to entering without ts-eaking c harged in the cases but State Johnson Jr. that the statements with intent to cori'mit a Attorney Abbott Herring's "make It obvious that the state misdemeanor, He had beft.n office said today a decision Is hasnobrcakIngandentjng charged with breaking and expectedbyFridayondropping grand larceny case (as . intent to commit of charges ag3inst auxiliary charged) W;th against Shaw.,, a felony and grand laitny In policenn Robert A. Shaw, , "The defendants d Shaw lCoutIDueIJ From Page IA) connection with a Dec. 30 of 2409 Decottes Ave., Sanford. just happened to be there. He burglary at a hardware store Defense attorneys and didn't participate," Assistant "illegal activity on the public building on W. 25th St. prosecutors took sworn State Ally. Bill Heffernan said, Panko, an electrician who sehool property." Parker, who lists his address was visiting in Sanford at the F' its P.O. Box 31, cites a law time of the burglary, faces a 'Fi riiahng It illegai to sell maximum five-year prison cigarettes to ol, to sen or sentence on the guilty plea. 1 Continued Fr om Page I'Aj He told the court there said, addi ng that cla iman ts are counsel any minor child .o reuse 64ftI(^W*W_wA —14 n'okc cgritt, id anot her :— lty ciit a bill '""""° law that statr sheriff's, their Ins4e the buildIn when he said, the claims came from from the state even when had either qui t claims ar e being appealed and dveput,es or any police officer walked in and that he toA an persons heir Jobs or been fired. shall enforce the previous law axe from the bu'ktin . when the state Is paying the Sai'n Ackley, assistant to money in error. and states that the officers n The Court ordered a presentence investigation and Sanf or d city Manager W. E. "Unless the state bard of (te) Knows, said today education can get the summon any minor who my allowed Panko to remain f have or has had in his Sanford has received 2q claims lPti5lfltlJfl' to exclude tho,e rtcc;rn any cigarette and onhis Owii TCs"nf'fljl;jflrp aTIII to return to New Jerwy. lie fur jmiat (ruin (he state and persons who itid on 10-month compel him to testify before Suit Asks Smoke Ban entel-4 red' Pay Pondered ,.,,. - - ' - count, . court judge as to where posted an $8,OW bond when was arrested in New Jersey and from whom obtained one of the 20 was from a persori contract from receiving who was fired after reportedjy unemplo}menL ctmpensation, and faf}i ng re ds a lying to waived extradition. could kill us," said Ernie cigarette the city. CoLey, aqan dircetor of NO1'1TIal(1VULIpr0CeJW, Six nther defendants in. the "we have also tcd out that Personnel for the Seminole aing to legal on a burglary es eaded dlty petition for writ of mandamus on negotiated pleas Monday Part tialle PMmn we covered County ithool board today. In the program," Ackley said, He said if 1,000 of the school Is for the court to allow and are free on their predicting that this will lead svtemi' 1&l whn'.l t,.k..r. ,Ior,,,,,l.-, I .i--------,, 18C each, of 6 For $1.00 J ) - Seventh S .. ,, j.,...,,,. . ;!,)9 Eyesore required By The Associated Press ped Wedn.%dJy.Fb. Porous Pen Mich. He earned a degree In physics from the University Floods Soak Alabama Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Develo Be :.. City Attorney Cut Planned To indicated If planning work done Orange officials, declared that and smaller homes, and allow n.e u vwr a Rood guide of whnt.n.t th e buidcr to construct s successful, It couk n*c in joint planning Is th e FTU homes in the area — seven the way for joint planning r- area." more th :i be built under foils along the entire Seminole. Last night, the Board again the present zoning. Orange border line, postponed a cont in ued rezoning Farr cited the recent repo rt The area In question would request from E and J Homes so of the county's Ad Hoc Corninvolve 120 square miles in the that private planner David mittee on Low and Moderate vicinity of Sit 441 and SR 436 Farr could research more in. Income Housing recom. near the Orange County city of formation about fence con- mending con ruction of "lower Apopka in south west Seminole. structlon arid drainage In the In explaining the request to area. Fart, representing and moderately priced homes the Board, Nelswender said builder Terry Hagen, had asked in the county" as a main reason for granting his request. that "It's (/tpopka) a pilot area that zoning be lower ed from Farr said that the homes that we've already done a lot of residential (R.IAA)antj c ha nge would befn the $33,o® to $000 work on ourselvcs." Agriculture(A-) toll-lA for 21 Commissioner Mike Hat- acres of land on West Lake range, and the living area 0f units would be no smaller taway, who wi th other corn. Brantley Road. than 1,100 square feet. A rnissioners gave Consensus The requested lower zoning, "decorative tow- foot high post approval to a meeting with would pe rmit smaller lot sizes and rail fence" would screen hi, -- knth - IE1 0 - Permanent •=•-- l-'' W.drinday, Feb. i t, 97$ IATiON I A pop ka Area N O` - - ---------------------------- _.S_ . - - - .iL :U. - - I at 3:00 P.M. on Wednesday. Cowify Courthouse In Seminole that I intend to regster Said name February ;o, 1975 for the election of County. Florida. within four with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Directors and the transaction of calendarmontM from the ,me of the Seminole County, Florida in t SuchotP, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'5 SALE business as may properly first pufilctlon herf, or the corcanc with IPie POv'sions of thu come before the meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FlCtitIOu Name Statutes, To will b4., barred. L. H. Webb by virtue of that certain Writ of Filed at Sanfor d Florida, this 23rd Wit:Sectlon $6509 Florida Statut es Execution Issued out of and under Executive Vice 1957 day of January, 1975. President thp teal of the Circuit Court of 5: Elaine Strunk GeduldIg 5: John Barberg Seminole County, Fior4a. upon Publi sh: Feb. I?, 19, 1975 a As Administrairix CTA Publish: Feb 19, 26, March 3,12, 1976 final DtK6I judgment rendered in the DEK 117 S A. Edwin Shinholter aforesaid c ourt on the 71 h day of FTC1iTtous NAME .ittorney for Adminlstratriju, CTA February, A D. 1975, in that c er NOTICE is her eby given that tain Fin? F ed eral Building case entitled, J Ed Straugpin. as are engaged in business at $09 Sanford, Florida 32771 executive director of the Florida Prairie Lake Dr., Fern Park, Publish: Jan 29. Feb. 3. 17. It, 1974 Department of Revenue, Pijtitf, Seminole county, Florida under the DEJ 161 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE vs Local Publicati,ns, Inc. fictitici,j name of ESS' ANDRE' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ASSOCIATES, and that *I Intend to CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE N register Said name with the Clerk ILP iICE IS HIREBY GIVEN that COUNTY. FLORIDA. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, the Circuit Court , Seminole County, by virtue that cert ain writ of CASE NO, 7S-6$•CA4A Flor4a in acc or dance with the Execution Issued out of and under and I have levied upon the follow ing in re: the Marriage of described property owned by Local provisions of the Fictitious Name the seal of the County Court of CATHERINE F. ROUSE. Wife Publications. Inc. laid property Statutes, To Wit: Section 163 09 Seminole County, Florida, upon a Petitioner, being locat ed In Seminole County. final judgment render ed in the and Florida Statutes Florida, afor esaid court on the h day more S Andre A Beauchamp Darticularly of PAUL J ROUSE, Hib, descrbnd as bOilo* A0 197 mr Greg Cser Crtaln Rulpond ent All equipment and furniture taken Publith: Feb '2.l,76.March5. case entitled, General Finance NOTICE TODEFEND DEic 67 Cor porafionof Florida Plaintifi, -vs. from the olficc of the defendant, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Local Publications, Inc at 279 P FICTIIIOUS WA—ME- Margaret Hughes, Defendant. which PAUL J. ROUSE aforesaid Writ of Executi Whooping Loop, Cranes Rooit, o P4011cc is hereby given ltn was C 0 Wilson Rouse AItamont Springs. Florida In. iat I am delivered to me at Sheriff at 'ngg In Iluilnest ,,u; v ôox ssi Ctuding' mInoie County, Florida, and i Cf.. Altamonte Springs, SeminoleCanal Point, llnrida 134)$ fovr (I) deShs, one (I) credenza, r.-nty, Fkida under Ih. f'cttious ve tied upOn the fOliowng YOU A H IN E UY NOTIFIED thr ee (3) arm chairs, Ihree (31 roller described property owned by that name of JAMESTOWN REALTY, Margaret t CATHERINE F. ROUSE, has chiir;, one (I) digital clock, black. Hughes, said proper ty and that I Intend to register flIfda Pefltlonint he nanie with the Cltfk Of the Circuit being located in Seminole County, Seminole County, Circuj,C,,to, one (I) Hermes Ambassador Florida, for a electric typ riter, one (I) Texas Florida, More Court, Seminole County, Florida fl Particularly Dissolution of Mart iage and you are described as follows: accordance wilh the provisions required to serve a Copy of your four-drawer file cabinet and One (1) 1965 Toyota i donr thE Flclifi Name Statutes. 0 , ,j, assorted miscellaneous office Wit' Section 56509 Flri Statutes auPomoll,, IflS Tax No 1?D760 "ritten defenses, if any. CHPISTOPIIEQ RAY, supplies and equipment ''(7 ID P40 R T437059j T'Il at 1V t a-ti, ackJrt' s ute 107, 616. anO the undersigned as Sheriff of Sadvehicicbeingl,,at Ralt,If E. 5 Lino Maniteno Semoran Boulevard, Alta mont, Seminole County, Florida, will at Publish - Feb 12, 19, 26, March S, & Son in Sanford. Florida Further Springi, Florida 37701, and file tt,e 11 At on the 131h day of March, information available from the Civil 191S ____________________________ Sheriff's Department, v Or ale and sell 10 Dlvisin of the Seminole County CE K styled Court on or before the 6th da y ttie highest bidder, for cash, subiect and the u.n. Of March, A Cl. 1975, otherwise a to any and all existing lins, at the dersigned M Sheriff Of Smfnole fault and Ultimate Judgment will Front (west) Onor of the Seminole De lEw County, Florida, will at 11:00 AM, be tnteqed agalnit yoe for the relief County Co -.rf house In Sanford, on the 77th otand February, Florida, the above described pe.'_ 1973 or forday sale sell toAO, tt demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official tonal proer1y. All property being hIghtIIlr blddør,eli%'irlg fi cash, SUbjt ID teal of Said Court on this 31st day of stored at Altamonte Garage in Publ,, O.ii ie:ns, at the A AlL (nrInni CL,..4,. - 4 ,,. '..-. , .• - "ZING" - er CRAY Sndy H JIIi"1•... - ----------- ( - --- -- i,,snnt, - -- .. - . - - --- - -- SCRATCH - . --.-. ---.. - .;-.. -- . . .....- ..........- 9V RADIO �_, - - - . - ..' ' I - ----' - ----- - ---- - - - ---.-- J Evening tiera,11d 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. The Clock -m- - mean f 32771 -Around ui to sound like a "knowita ll ," -_ - Feb. 19, 1975.-4A WeathersCr dark future for all of the rest of this year, I wrote that It just wasn't so. As a matter of fact, I pegged April as th e big "turn around" mon th . Back about two or three months ago, the prime interest rate was reaching for 2 per cent, too. This wuy Chemical Rank became the first nLej'r banker to lower its prime lending rate to 8.5 per cent. And that's only the beginning. It will continue to decline. Oth ers will follow suIt. . . Cause these are the "real leaders" of the world's economic destinies. You see, what we've been going through is nothing more than these manipulators "shaking down" the proverbial money tree. Those who were undercapitalized have since closed their doors due to the tight money situations, The good times are right around the corner.. cause "th em th at has" says it's O.K. (In the meantime, the rich got richer and the poor dug further Into their thin wallets.) - From the amount of political upheaval and the number of changes of leadership around the world in 1974, we might have expected a brighter report from Freedom House on the status Of Mankind's TIEDE TOM .~~" it Nev r-,~~I,/ 4I . 11 'I IN __ 11 , . Li' , ..1. 1, . . . would 1 I'l, .... I On Employers Of Aliens i TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) - Rep. Don Hazelton, HWest Palm Beach, says he will sponsor legislation to punish employers who hire illegal aliens. The bill would provide Jail terms and $500 fines for persons who knowingly employ illegal aliens, Hazelton said Tuesday. Each alien hired would be a separate offense, he said, - .:. I 1 ) John spoiski associate editor 1 J . '' „. I . : ;: i- 1. . . I- ... i. . - . 7 . .4-.11 • . 1' ' t'.L . . L: i. . ' t '' . i - - ,- . ((r'-. IOFVW a .: , ;, ~. I I - ,! -~ 0 '' ' —,.~ ,_ - I 2L- *VIA.% ? : . . r *k .4 4$. - . &.',. i • i . -, . : . . - 4 ,, . ... ': •.-v •';; , 1., ')j' .. 9." . i. ' 1... I, On As Downside long as we seem to be dreaming . 1 new to enlarge the scone of government, we knight viy ,d1 Cüfl.SId& eLEbLliIng sümdhlng called the Bureau of Hyperbole Management. syllable) Is, according to Webster, "extravagant exaggeration by which something is represented as much greater or hss, better or worse, or as involviig a 1eatt.. wan m reamy, or beyond possibility . . . a statement exaggerated fancifully through excitement, or for effect." It might be added that these days itis often an exaggeration the true facts about which seldom catchupwithitsef(ectuponpjbflc the Aprime example is the allegation enshrined 1n a report last year by the senate's Select Corn- uiidci-atrit'uy : q?i% . "Hy you been fea(/lLlrIng your nest in W9shington?" I!' 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Deltona Elm er F' Wilson, Delloria Marue'ri?e N Puller, Delloa Buy Yesterday'S hi1 Mostly cloudy, A chance of thundershoweritonight Cooler w,lh tows In the mid 10 upper SOs and highS tow to mid lOs P4C'flhrly IS f 70 m ph d'minthing tonight and becoming mostly not Thursday theasterly Rain probabIlity 50 per cent lOnght and 70 per (Cml? Itiurselay ('fended F % F tida lPsrugh Sunday Florida Peninsula P4crth mostly cloucy and continued mild with a chance of thowers Lows moStly in uppr SOs and highs in upper 0s Central and south portions lair to partly cloudy with lows in and continued warm and highs near 1. Daytona fleac' tidC% for Thursday h.Qh) Sdam,7 tlpm,lowl IS I 79 p r" I"'? C,navrr,al .s h 0P' I 57 a 'T 1 '.' I in • I.:,.'. 7 A% t 1 :':' ;- _______________ __ _ - C 41 140 - _"~ __________________________________________________- ___ — e cwe GeorkeW. Allen, 93, of Rte, 2, Oviedo, died Tuesday night at the home of Foyc N. Shull. Born in Missouri, he lived in Oviedu for the past eight years. Sur.'ivors inc!udc a sister, Mrs. Maude Stafford, Sanford; three brothers, Chester L. Allen, of Oviedo, Ralph Allen, Phoenix Mu,, Dennis Allen, (rneler _________ By George/ Washington's Birthday Sale ths week Over 1000 typewriters, adding machines, elec. Ironic calculators at special Washington's BIrthclay Sate prices, by Georget lowest prices ever offered on this merchandise. When we sell out, we are th rough at the e pricesi ' a 133 East Robsnscn - Orlando, FIa, - - -- __ *- • MONTHLY PEST CONTROL 2, -, _ ' . . 07 TERMITE INSPECTIONS 2 __ - 401F • k • 528!61 i1 9 o On Many Pre.Finj.j TERMITE TREATMENTS ' PANELS in rharq,' ________________ george Stuart I -yrJ. Funeral Notices F ijflef,jI ALLEN, GEORGE W services for George W. Allen, 9), of Pt 7. 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Jackson Says EEA Pr o be To Continue 13't t, hu F< ''7Ti"ra'i:i.jt _______ _________ c.1 - JACK ANDERSON rord _____ *ORL*lOt - ) APPAREL FEB. 19 Florida History at First ALL YOU CAN EAT The Seminole County Federal on First Street - 10 S-hO P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK Four-day Alcohol Sym- Legislative Delegation a.m. to noon. By BILL BELLEVILLE Register for 10 The Inflated retail gasoline FRIED CRISP posium, Florida Technological hearings '4 .." Herald Staff Writer for proposed meeks. Talks, films, slides and FINGERLING CATFISH market prices that the city has University, Dr. Joyce Brothers legislation. 7:30 HUSHPUPPIES p.m. City Hall, field trips. Sponsored by been paying to run its cruiser feat ured speaker Seminars on Altamonte Springs. (s" A request from Lake Mary for the SALAD 6A Project Oasis and SJC. last week sent city ofAlcohol and the, Family, Wheeler. officials to allow them to heals back to the county' to seek lkuirig anti Driving, feature continue to purchase lower official approval Adair said th e main purpose (lando Dog Training flub FEB. 21-22 for dispensing films such as "The Days of of a man-made dike is to drain priced county gasoline has of h*AT0OtLLS4MoToR begins lO-weck basic obedInc S sRVicE the county gasoline reserve. land Yard Sale, Trash Wine and Roses" and "Lady classes W. for iic ac nct,trp , OREGO N AVpUt a IIISTATE butt SANFObo FLA 35S32ISI prompted the Count)' CornH. Koehler in- Treasures, Sings Commissioner Mike Hat_____________________________________ U p s25th a I a mission to review the gasoline -'-. I the Blues." Freeand open structor, National Guard Presbyterian Church yard, Seminole tawa', though, said he was needs of all seven • . to public. Call F1'U Village Armory South Ferncreek, Street and Ups-ala Road, Friday County cities. Center for furt her Information. Orlando, 8:30 concerned over the county . . ,.,', , p.m. afternoon and Saturday all day. "getting involved in a program 11 . 'I • - •; ' Up un til last week, Lake for Lake Mary if we don't do it ft • . "a 1I' Mary - the S only Seminole for all the cities." Hattaway '4'.'' . ' - -,• — municipality without their ' ' own suggested that Board members ' .' " / - -' % pump - was purchasing "reassess the 1XVil \1 gas dispensing gas for their single pollee program and look at it on a I — cruiser direct Y.I. from the Sheriff's county-wide basis in order to FEBRUARY II, Ills Anthony J. Nowatk,, Deltona i Martin and ri Department, ADMISSIONS Catherine Ramp, Deltona Ira 0 iaco,, accommodate everyone." ... 5ant,rd Micrael Hamill, Enterprise Gecrqe Stewart But last week Sheriff John Ling M Wlm. Linda woIf., Geneva Carol sno Iiatts-I)' also described the Polk came under criticism method Daisy Pl Clarcie arown, Jac.sonvilI e D,ii(1 Mon by which Lake Mary Jerry N Snkarik from the state for the gas sales, Ronald T is. Lake Monroe .! Aretta N Smith U Patromen Dan C. Bowlin obtain the county Ruth M Ekttedt, Orange City S since Edna Land,es the sales were S Lawrence Williams gas -pumping It, and keeping Breddy, Orlando Clifton P Gainey .i,, AItam. "i", '-t\ unauthorized '\ by the county record of Mary 0olii Gene Ackerman, Wonderlake. Ill Springs It themselves - as (WPll ,Vpae commissioners. BIRTHS % Margaret M tiler. DeRar -.: "loose accounting." He Torneka Thomas "" and Mrs James (Isabel) Lillian Pitch, Detand He hums sin ce di scontinued suggested that a county emLaurene 0 WOnty Nevill, a boy. Sanford "" " Everett P4 Shinn, Deltona % • Mr and Mrs Rots (Laurene) selling the cheaper gas to the ployebedesignated to dispense Anita Ramagge Judith L. OechtI and girl, Del \ Peter P fllcio P,onteriay, a girl, Sanford Iona city, ' " all county gas. \ Heman L Yates Regulation WASHINGTON - The Justice Department Senator Jackson immediately ordered his have to has been accused of using Watergate tactics to investigators to check into launder millions of dollar, through the "Turks apparently expected current kill a Senate Investigation of the Drug Enfor- Justice Department tried toour tharges, The United Nations to subsidize Turkish opium Greenfield mission to come head them off, farmers, with the authority to cement Adjnjstj-ation however, by going behind their backs to Senate agree on comnen ,tton The Turks are demanding fmar.cial In d tilbitering letter to Atty. Gea. fIgure," the cable Edward Judiciary Chairman James Eastland, D.-Miss., aid to declares bluntly, "Anti when th Levi, Senate lnrestigati()ns Chairman ey learned Sir Henry and Sen. Roman Hruska, !t.-Neb., the ranking refine opium by the expensive straw process, Harry did not have such authority, the Turks which would help to control illicit Jackson, D,-Wash., has charged that his probe is Republican, heroin traf. declined to discuss basis on which their cornticking. being obstructed by Justice Department offlthis We have established that Deputy Atty. Gen. pensatlon proposal had been calculatetj until UN they expect the United Nations to put up the agreed using "practices which I had hoped had been Larry Silberman and Justice official James to provide money," money, thereby helping eradicated ont'e and for all from the American HuLhIt to bail out their poppy secretly urged the two senators to Political scene," farmers. And the United Nations, of coarse, thatWith the Turks, In other words, it's money hold a separate, whitewash probe of flEA, talks. If the money is not paid, a new tide of T expects the United States to foot the bill, effidals not onl) tried "to Liar SubI1utchjio:i aLso confirmueti to u.s that he had heroin can be expected to flood the back street$ Under a 1972 agreement, the United States of committee Counsel from reviewing pertinent raised questions about the conduct of America. committee paid Turkey $35.7 million to files," the senator charged, but also "are lawyer Keith ban opium Adkinson and Investigator William Footnote: The onfidcnt cable production. But last June, coznpiing a dossier on one of the investigator, Galllnaro, also quotes Turks But the ca announced Greenfield as reporting that the Turks "appear wanting on the sey' Hutchinson deniedIsJackson's because of cultivation, economic hardship, they would to have sufficient manpower and resources to charge that the Justice Department collectingthat, resume opium Ws obvious Jacafldanaj pt to informaUononOaW,. mount an effectivecontrol p" but lo discrent (the u the u "have Nowit stigator) and t not our sources, supporting Jackson, lay Justice to Continue the subsidy, laundering ,t ha yet taken the necessary steps to Insure cmiunfltee and deflate this inves1Jgatin7." Department officials throu have been reviewing their United nations, In order to gh the coodlnaUon of control efforts" by different Last month, we reported the DEA's top files for get Turkey to use the police information that could be used to cm- safer straw refining PtOCess, agencies. command has become virtually paralyze'l by barrass Gallinaro, A United Nations mission, lwi'ded WASHINGTON WHIRL: While President (lis31s4on The top narcotics officials i, mt t taritr sppsrer.01y, hzvc backflreJ. br Li asking federal agencies to cut back their so txzsymvestJgaung Harry Greemfield, chairman of the Interna another, we wrote, that Declared Jackson: "The desperate nature ti j s of narcotics Control Board, ila* they had little time to co1 pending to the bone, the Navy is laying out Just visited Turkey $31,400 e with dope smugglers. tyourj actions only LntensIIes my to put de luxe furnishings, pictures and desire to make to persuade the governmentto control Narcotics chief John Bartels had complained a sweeping examination of the new lighting into the Drug Enforopium production, privately, we wrote, that hia underlings have cement Administration. I have, therefore, the admiral's flag cabin aboard the carrier Nimits. . An Irreplaceable landscape used invest1gauoj to blackmail one another. We directed staff to colitmit The 'ogress of these backstage negotiations of Mexico r necessary personnel by painter Thomas Moran has been has been reported to Washington described how Bartels Is struggling to unite (our and resources ° by American stolen from InstIgaUon." Ambassador William M feuding narcotics agencies under the National Collection of Fin!! Arts U one u-3u1. OPI M SUBSIDY: The United States May lidenlial cable, acomber in a eon- here. The museum has called in the Fill mis part of its search for the $25,000 masterpiece, 7as Needs City C.N' FEB. 18-21 - 1// s - out in BERRY'S WORLD County Studie CALENDAR CROMLEY Hl' h CARER IS ( 01 W 'dl 0 0O& YRA ( K RD Al Ili "*y It 2. (A$($,B% Ray 114 910 a—1 so But, if the dike is below the water line, then a permit required to have built the dike. If the owners of the dike have not received a permit for the dike, an aftr-the4act permit could be issued by the hF, if the dike tsok'd, Wheeler said. If the dike then Is not approved, It either will have to be removed or modified in order not to upset the ecological balance of the lake, according to . RA DEANS IL 1 quadrangle, was pinpointed on the lake by preventing the flow on the dik before making a site a 1972 aerial photograph after of water over the marsh area investigation at the lake. local sportsmen L'roug d th, in up ood uppIies ior n toe meantime, Wheeler Investigators for the Internal dike to the attention of the hF the wildlife, according to said he will check hF files to Improvement Ti-mist Fund (HF) and the S!minole County Langley Adair, director of th e deternilne if the dike was Bpare checking into possible Pollution Control Departmer• county's pollution control proved prior to construction permit violations of a five-mile The dike Is on property department. which began in 1971. long man-made dike located reportedly ovncd by Charles Adair said a dike could be Wheeler also said he would the Seminole County side of Lee, address unknown, ac- "detrimental" to the natural try to get an up-to.date aerial Puzzle Lake, an HF official said cording to Walt Wheeler, area wildlife, survey of the lake made, mesaay. four supervisor (or the hF. Adair and hF field inWheeler said if the dike is Local sportsmen were con- vestigator Steve Beeman above the mean high water line, The dike, located near Heffer cerned that the dike may be Friday will study maps of the then the dike is out of the hF's Mound on the Geneva CatUting ecological damage to areaandi supervised plan. U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzmajm reversed on Toesday an order he handed down in August against the tr a nsfer plan. He ruled th en th at a school transfer policy could allow some students to "escape or nmlrJmIze" previous order that desegregated the county school system. In th e new ruling, Krentzman cited a strict policy proposed by the school board providing for trans'ers on a student-by-student space-permitting basis and only then for Pupils who have taken prerequisite courses to qualify. Hanger ff Ry MICKEY iOdn1t!oGF; Herald Staff Writer TAMPA, Fin. lAP) . A federal nde t'.a ak'ti th at IIillslx'rough cAunty pupils may switch high rchools to . y (30 s O hF Probes Puzzle Lake Violations . • --''. THE UNIFORM STORE CALLED _______________________ Student Switch Approved I . - -- - up wmtor'sstabilization plan does net differ that 1 L1 1 ts Of the Soviet sigalificantly from others in the pulitical big I tilt Union, Eastern Europe and mainland China. In all, leagues. He proposes governmental income third of the poor people in America had been 2.5 billi on people were living at th ;, • . J. e end of 1974 support for all citizens unable to make it on their .? reduc ed to eating pet foods. 00 .4 ,' .. M. under conditions which Freedom luse charac. OWfl,atbeoJyof"uJtI te .? i' ,~ Where the claim originally came from and UI co dered -`4 t, V ,...,,, . terizes as unfree or only partly f, L for a time by Lyndon Johnson, John Kennedy ••.i . ..' whatevldenceitwasbasedon isnotqulteclear. . In historical perspective it is discouraging that and even Nixon. (The conventional wisdom is Suffice to say that many people have accepted it ' - . ' free democra tic government remains a privilege that giving money away to the poor in a lump as gospel. /' enjoyed by a minority of the people on our planet. sum would economize by way of a greatly . Yet neither the Food and Drug Aminlstration reduced welfare bureaucracy.) I. nor the Pet Food Institute has I This should remind been able to verify •* . Americans of the precious Yet beyond this, there is a portion of McCarthy that any Door pcoplR 1it alone many, art' ... nature-" '"th' Awn pol!t!' • 4'.0ulat new ou resorting 'o pet food weis. Cliff Freedom House takes note of the fact cltlngly new. H suggests "redistributing work ____________________________________________________ So asserts I. Robert H. Wilbur of the in. that the United States of America. weathered the in America," an idea whoae time should have stltute, wri ting In a recent issue of the Journal of constitutional criss of Watergate in 1974 with no "Omoy winters ago. the American Medical Assn. Rather than people damage to its free political system. That Says McCarthy: "It could Lie done in a variety being driven to buy pet foods because they can't at the Y system endured these strains and pressures of waYs, a shorter work week, a shorter work affort' ether foods, he says, sales of canned dog withou t any structural damage testifies to the month my own preference is for a shorter food have actually fallen mw On past year. resilience of the Institutions as well as the firm WO&.IbeVeifeachWOrerWg1 (Maybe they're eating cat food.) Mwe weeks annual -acstion, the resu1th,g g Cost Of A sensational horror story was adherence of all branches of government and gap could be filled by hiring the unemployed. I contained in a news release sent sectors of society to the disciplines of their con- think It could December 01 greatly reduce unemployment." WASHINGTON -(NEA) by the Conswner Product Safety Commission. Of stitutional compact," wrote Freedom HOUEe President Ford's penses. Because the railroads have been forced some 5.5 million household and property fires Is not the author of this conception, econom,ic advisers are known to believe to keep unprofitable routes in operation far occurring in one year, it sWd, secretary Philip van Slyck. "The experience was a of McCarthy course, the plan and its benefits being almost government regulations may cost consumers $15 196,000 of them longer than necessary, they've had to charge were caused by defective powerful reaffirma tion of the principle of governIn the industrial society. A number of billion a year. television sets. customers more on other runs. ment by laws ra ther than by men." firms in the Western world are even now ex That's $264 for 1975 for a family of four, "Highly exaggerated and misleading," cries Regulatio perimenung with shorter work weeks Government by laws rather than by men th Less efficient producers are protected, ns which force freight car rental the Electronics Industries Assn,, after In(four i. charges well below fair coat encourage met. vstlgaung th e or founda ti on on which e claim. poli tical freedoms must be employment Is not yet res fident use. For one, rail box cars, on e ulting from . th They woul(I seem to have a can. ft&lw coni. pays higher built. Watergate, for all the prices. Wasteful practices are en shame It brought our pertinent,, the corporata hope average, move as yet being only couraged. Some regions and users are favored hold them as only one hour In eigh t. Shi ppers mission's finding was based on data from eountry, stands also as an example to the world of to stimulate a warehouses; other lines take their survey of 33,000 homes sponsored employe efficiency and morale, but Over others. by it and thea how a free people can lean on their constitution to done On a wider scale, the Job thing might sweet time in returning this equlpinetit to the National Bureau of Standards. The total Mr, Ford's Council of Economic Advisers has proper of deal wi th a political crisis owners. These practices discourage well- 196,000 al ll natur ly fo ow, that might otherwise come up with these defective television sets was extrapolaJ glaring examples: managed roads from investing lead to pa ralysis or worse in their government. capital in modern from There are barbs In the notion, no dou't. Local experience in California and Texas with 89 "fIre incidents" reported by cars which quickly slip out of their control for Politically practical, McCar thy does not suggest minimal controls suggests that as a result of long householders - 89 out of 33,000 - In which a periods. workers take a two-week cut In pay for their excessive federal regulation, interstate television set was claimed to be the ignition air additional free time, merely that such i& passenger, may be paying as much 8555 Antitrust ezeinptlonj allow trucker, to agree source. "an be negotiated." Thus he suggests once cent more than Consequences Bad necessary In some cases. The rates on in secret. Interstate Commerce Com. At least 61 of these #9 incidents again that the economy can be strengthened if uverafl national excess cost to the public may MLSSIun routing procedures force absurd Involved . reports only that the lv receiver smoked. None loot is given away. Nevertheless, the overture add up to around ' GOYflWheflt control OVer entry of new of the 89 $300 rimilhion a year. The collapse of the regime of Emperor Halle Selassie In seems meritorious, especially In hard times. incidents was claimed to have caused Ethiopia Is having bicody consequences, Confusion In the capltal Unnecessary number, of flights and aircraft trucking firms into interstate business any injury to any person or any damage to Even ifaincome discourages rivalry, at Addis Ababa as the new military government tries to carry out toward shorter adjustments had to be made operating on some routes, again a f anything except the receiver itself. work year (or perhaps a small greater4han.nede regulation, costs us dearly The abuses are not all in transportation or a Socialist revolution hE provided the opportune moment for benefits forfeiture?), It seems worth the federal agencies. it to get the In imported fuel. rebel forces in the seacoast province of Eritrea to mount a new greatest It Is inherent with high-voltage components, number of people Into Jobs. drive for secession. Regulations force railroads and truckers to Says the Ekctrortics Industries Assn., that they Many state, city and country governments may produce Given the prospects of the plan, then, it might favor some regions, penalize others, give special smoke or crackling or Indiscriminate killing reported In the provincial capital of be hoped arcing or agree to price fixing In .eal estate settlement others of presidential orientation will In rates to some users, charge more other Symptoms if they fall, which may be Asmara has ihe ugly suggestion of 3 others to "holy war." Moslem rebeis, other legal fees. State laws regularly mistaken as evidence armed and trained by the governments of Libya, Syria and Iraq, the next two years glorn on to Gene McCarthy's make up for the loss. Machinery, for example,toisand prevent competition !n a variety of professional of an Internal "fire," "work redistribution," And perhaps the others regularly cha rged Such failures are by have been conducting a guerrilla effort for 12 years aimed at far more than the actual cost services. Fair trade no means fires or Ignition laws In could do worse than ape other McCarthyi,sms as of transport by rail, while states prevent sources but merely the built-in fail-safe percrude ores get by with retailers from selling goods many eeing Eritrea from rule by an Ethiopian government dominated well below the suggested lormance of by Coptic Christians. rates that don't enable the lines to meet excertain parts, alerting the owner retail prices set by manufacturers, Th e Ethiopian government could illafford to give up Eritrea, that replacement and servicing are neCessary.' which provides the country with its coastline and two seaports. Much may depend on how far Arab sympathizers with the secession movement are willing io go in supporting Its current challenge of the government, un ;---- Wednesday, Fib. p, 7s_SA I meeting and to schedule a consecutive unexcused ab. predation to American Legion hills Road and contested in a referendum on the matter at sences, Old Glory Post 183 for donating lawsuit by Attor ney General the December city election. Former Mayor Eugene an American flag for th e city LONGWOOD - A charter Robert Shevin's office, it will be "I don't want to Impose refused to attend cemetery to replace one burned assuming amendment providing a hardship on anyone," Granta Jaques responsibility for the council meetings for the last hr vafldalS in earls' January. count,' road as well, Juha:i lIIt'thud of removing from office ,,ii' said, noting officials could l three months he was in office \Vtien the flag was burned, a in elected officials who a switch of opinions fail to excused of absences from last year, but picked up his plaque dedicating the attend city council meetings flag pole or meetings for good reason such mayoral salary each month to deceased city officials Mayor perform duties of office has as illness, Last week Julian said unless anyway. Al Lormann, Fire Chief Carl the road was included in the be en suggested by Council City Atty. Ned Juijan Jr. said Councilman Donald Lommler and Police Chief legal description of the Chairman J. H. Grant. the rule already exists that Schreiner has not attended t'.. Claude L.ayo Grant urged his colleagues to members of as damaged. property it would not be an. the zoning corn- last two city council meetings. consider the amendment for . nexed and that the ci!y "could mission are automatically In other action this week, the W hen the city reannexes the jump the road" which cuts actici at next Monday the night's removed from office after three city council stated its ap- 180 acres bounded by Longwood property in two. By I)ONNA ESTE.S herald Staff Writer TAI.LAHA&SEE, Fin. APt - The Public Service tins npprivt'{f t ut in ne x t month's f ue l adjustment charges for three private electric companies, [tot the PSC has endorsed an Increase for Gulf Power Co. Th e new rates, set Tuesday at th e PSC's monthly fueladjustment hearing, and the charges for this month per 1,000 kilowatt hours are: Gulf Power $6.04 and $5.72; Power & light Co., $5.33 a,'md $7.84; Florida Power C4rp., $14.44 and $15.02, and Tampa Electric Co., $5.15 and $5.17. I... - '1 New Iow WouId Remove ( 'nIuIIission 1 . .;. . ,. 1. 1~ -..-e-- - Adjustment Cuts Okayed 1_ ... iI 0 1" .." r. " 1' / .5~ DON OAKLEY ' i - . ,1 .. - "If a guy hires a carload of folks, he's got himself a carload of potential ON fines if they're illegal aliens," he said. Federal official, have estimated that two-thirds of the 90,000 aliens believed to be in Florida are working at Jobs that they say could go to unemployed U.S. citizens. 1,!, I I peror, _____ - Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. Juveniles. Shazer was also priding ; pre-sentence in. The st,ite dred £tacc agansm Vi the 5dte attorney's office ordered held in Jail pending a vestigation for Gerald Costello, following charges against Patricia burke, 20, dropped the third charge, Sanford. pre-sentence investigatfon 19, 163 Ilw'ns Ave., Lake Mary, defendants docketed Two trials were continued tc A 19-year-old Oviedo man has for trials The court ordered a pre. report. who pleaded guilty to breaking this week: new dates: pleaded no contest in circuit sentence investigation on Roy Os-car Washington, 22, and entering with intent to court to robbery and possession Mobley "as soon as possible" Orlando, - Spencer Green, Winter Robbery and use of guilty to tttempting to commit q mnlsde.aeanur. of a short barrelled shotgun anr1 ordered him held in Jail utter a forgery. W a Garden, reckless driving, firearm in commission of , ashington - Richard Gateson charges in connection with a pending sentencing, McMurry felony against Johnny Perkins leaving the scene of an ac. was ordered held pending a pre- and Ronald Edward Miller 18, January robbery at Jett's cident, no driver's license and Other pleas entered in cases sentence investigation, San ford. pleaded guilty to attempted Grocery, Oviedo. attempting to elude an officer; docketed for trial this week —Clifford William Fisher, 33, petty larceny and were sen. Gambling against Edna new trial date the week of Feb. John Henry Mobley Jr. was Included: Orlando, guilty to possession of tenced to time already served Pearl Smith, 50, Sanford. 24. indicted by the Seminole - Lawrence Grant Sharer, a controlled substance less than In jail. Buying, receiving and - James Madison Tutor, County (;rand Jury on those 20, Orlando, guilty to possession five grams. The court allowed - Eddie Hayes, 34, Sanford, concealing stolen property carrying a concealed firearm: charges plus a charge of use of of burglary tools In connection Fisher to remain free on bond pleaded guilty to attempting to charges against a firearm in commission of Larry 'Thomas new trial date the week of with what sheriff's detectives pending a pre-sentence in- utter a worthless check and a Roberts and Thomas Michael March 11 felony. When Mobley entered called a three-coenty burglary vestigatiori, pre-entence investigation was homey. his plea before Circuit Court ring involving a number of B Bond SURE TO 5(1! THE was also contnued ordered. - Delivery of a controlled NEWSIZIECT IONS AT '4 I 1 I. I , . 1 . a.: :. i economy , __________ , - By BOB LLOYD herald staff WrLt4r BRIEF Hazelton To Offer Bill r Catching t. .-i,7 r7 C. Hyperbole , .;.& 1_. Z .-,. ~ ________ :': 1 ti t , i. I ~! - says .1 1, ~, . From - . 1, - -.--- - 'No Contest' Plea Entered In Robbery FLORIDA %1*,_1__,:C I- '[he Economy _____________ , ___________________________________ historical struggle for freedom. However, the organization which keeps track of changes in the political and civil rights enjoyed by citizens of different countries has issued a summary showing that gains of freedom for some people tended to be canceled out 1w losses of freedom for others. Freedom House sees a bright spot in the move Ideas back to constitutional government in Greece. On the plus side it also notes a continued trend toward more political rights for the people of Spain, and more freedom of dissent in Brazil and Egypt. others Portugal threw off its dictatorship and is WASHINGTON (NEA) granting independence to its African colonies, but McCarthy were president, a conditionIf Eugene he wishes Fii.dun House commentators point out that would come to pass. he he embrace people in the colonies may only be exchanging one the cowthY's a bit differently from form of tyranny for another. Portugal itself others of the office. htEise nhower's administration passed a remains ruled by a military junta leaning toward law putting "In God We Trust” on all currency, the lel't. Ethiopia deposed Ws authoritarian emRichard Nixon's reg. 4 me felt laundering was an but now appears to be even farther front answer to filthy lucre and Gerald Ford's people constitutional govPrnmpnt thr. it Last die hiva oi prirninL' rei money ycar seemed to dramatize how revolutions and to dramatize unsettled cr,ditiw coups d'e ta t can change governments but not McCarthy's plan Is equally simple - essennecessarily improve the lot of the governed. Of course, 1974 came and went with a significant part of the world's population still being be heard. Actually, much of the one-time Minnesota denied the most basic political and civil rights I predict a with me, th ough, will you? ring th e fighting of the Vietnam War, I F kept inding all who'd take the time to read this WAYNE ft DOYLE. Publisher column, there were mercenaries promulgating the hei-olcs of war. In the eyes ef snme, I was being WILLIAM D. (IJRRIF. Managin EdROB.tti C. MAHKEY, Advertising iirector UflU1tC b3 l*tI SUX'LA UiS country's democratic effort " to help preserve the struggling Home democracy over there livery: Weep, 55 cents; Month, .40; 6 Months, $1420 Year, $2 40. By Mall: In Florida will ______ same as home delivery. All refute the claims of the other rnall:Month, $2.70; 6 Month flag wavers," I'm sure. s, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Lest it escaped your reading habits (and gosh knows AP didn't devote more than a scant five paragraphs and only 146 words to describe it), we are now being told Mobil Oil Co. has found oil and U.S. Freedom gas off the coast of South Vietnam. Nab, I'm still not going to say 'I told you so.') Think positively. . . earlier In the year, while An 'bsthnate of the size deposit will not be practically all others -including some of President • released until production tests are completed. Ford's advisers kept on saying our economy i sis However, sources said the oil flow is several bun- would be in for tough times "certainly through the dred barrels a day while the gas is estimated at summer of '75;" and some even went so far as to Wednesday, - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, several hundred thousan d cubic feet a day. This particular oil well Is 100 miles southeast of Saigon In th e South China Sea A similar find was made by th e Pecten Oil Co., a subsidiary of American Shell, about 100 miles south of the Mobil site last October. Does It help you to better understand why after UOtIWI1 approximatelyAmerican lives to that war - that there are still some In Washlngtcn who persist in involving us with support to that area of the world? Heaven help us all if we get involved in another war over "black gold," either in Vietnam (again), or as the President warned us Tuesday evening... "Mideast War Possible." Area Code 30S.322.2 - - __ . __ __ =_ Saturdays Sanford, Ft Telephone 322-0 50 �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Wednesday, Feb. it,t Salvation Army Ready For Dedication The 20,000 square foot Salvation Army ISA) building will be dedicated at 3 p.m. Sunday in a ceremony to which the public is invited. It. su: z ui nlk service, but more LmpiLantly, WORLD IN BRIEF _____L_ _I Eritrean Guerrillas Battle Government Troops ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) Eritrean guerrillas continued to battle government troops today outside Asmara after the heaviest fighting inside the besieged provincial capital In eight days. Residents said there were several explosions In the city more than an hour alter sunrise and steady firing was m. ported through the morning on the twisting, mountain road to Massawa, Ethiopia's seaport on the Red Sea. The rebels were als4' concentrating rocket and machinegun lire on the airport, to which the government is ferrying reinforcements, residents said. Fighting erupted again in Asmara Tuesday night when bands of about two dozen heavily armed men simultaneously attacked five military installations in various prts of the city about two hours after the nightly curfew cleared the streets of civilians. Residents said the guerrillas and the army traded heavy lire for more than eight hours. They said the ~1; o cting in the city t: irv'd off before dn — dedicated SA people." deemed sufficient for chapel, funds over a four or five year The opinions of authorities offices, gymnasium and span to assure, they thought, and the experience of those who equipment needed to make the Iicllity of which the area had been involved In con. them functional, might well be proud. struction of this nature were CommunIty iane, in. By April 66,O00 had been ui'a ac a lsi5 for the dncisicn th:trial ar1d culi etcj,I r ns subscribed on what the cost of an quickly rose to the '4IIAna* &nnflnne along with many "a equate building might be. The goal of funds. Othe_r business houses needed. Meanwhile, the con$240,000 For land acquisition and and civic leaders led scores of tractor who had said he would construction was set. This was ividuals d ---,-- ~_ ;._; _-, .; 1 = . I ALONE ! ._ Kissinger told newsmen he reported on "the prospects 11131 A:ftu — ing Asked if the United States would attend the preparatory meeting for the conference, Kissinger replied: "I think good progress has been made in that direction." r J2 "'fl- nOyI. S; p.t'VIFIQ rl(w, .% Y111 11 ,, ,, , , '.41 EGS1 1 - WONDERFUL 140Z. WHITE AIM [GUIWALENT TO 5 195 OF SUGAR IN S','[FTE'o',G PO'.FR' — _ - — — — BRIDGETOWN. Barbados tAP) — Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, have arrived n this Island nation for a visit. A ci au$y 4r1Je fell during the motorcade from the airport to Government House, where the Queen is staying. The highlight of the stay will be the knlghtln,g by the Queen of Cricket star Sir Garfield Sobers, whom she named in her New Year's honor list. The Queen flew from Bermuda where she had ended a two.day stay. THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Government sources say Princess Christina will probably marry her American fiance befoe his 29th birthday on Aug. 1. The pincess is .h,e Guiw'rmo, an operatne of a day care center in New York's Harlem. Guillermo fled Cuba when Fidel Castro cipme to power. The' pithcess, wócated her -Mai,birttdá Tuesday, has renounced her claim to the Dutch throne by refusing to seek parliamentary approval for her marriage. I V . • , , . , I _ I F -, : i y' - *' : 0 . - . .. - - - ,- -- ~r . ~_____:1-_--; -~ -- t - I -r - . .•. ,. - ~_ I.r. .. '; - --.' -. - i ' r . , - - - - — - - FRESH JUICE IN JUST SECONDS - __________ - -"qz now -. - -- .-- - -- - M-- Z!0~ - - K i ! ;_ I - - 8— al4 .v~ -%a - 19 I 4f' - - . i' ¶ .1 - - - .. I .. 14 1 , 4 _~' IR -.",I I --I.,.... -- '!- - t1t ~~ - - TheSemmoleboysarel.3and davat3 T -' - - i',l. ' I 1 - I -):: .----- J a - ' .. '' -. - :' - " . -' -' . .. - ' -"'' . - - •',.&.;. -. •' ' - - - IQ - - - Neak Luong naval base 32 miles southeast of Phnom Penh today but gave no details. The Cambodian command said government troops were also still trying to retake Mong Russei, a rice-depot town 150 miles northwest of the capital. But no information about this fighting was ....a..i.i. rd M Lilt UlUItflI3 caxweo ine town early Monday along with 2,O(X tons of rice. Wagg; OP OIC M(ArdI - _ - won the dLsm with a toss of Sa fe . 1 County Designates . ' Defense Week ' - - - - 5OBIKSUBS -. t I jj -- - '' 41 - - - -, .. àJ.._ f.h-& - * t "Ii, - . , -- - _~ *1S / _-__1=__ , -. P -- - _,"A. ' ;. .'i,, .- Deltona Shrine Sets Sale is I-/ _. haimni - _--h1l". - - __ - - ___________ ( k-i I I '', ----- ' I_ - - A jk ' - s. - tract last year with John Has sett, owner of the Memphis uthmen "There is a pocsi- lendin - - _ ----.. .. ' - Seminole High School's Tim Cooper, No. 4, can't get his comings and goings strelght. But the out. come as agreeable with Seminole as he discs back safel) Into first base (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) SHS ' ToI s Oak R* Sem i .-tole High School won Its Oak Ridge error resulted in first baseball game Tuesday Seminule's second inning runs. aft"rnoon, edging Oak Ridge 94 Slmkaiiich walked in the at Sar!ort M"meri!il Stadium. !hIrd, s tole second, advanced on p - fflV rho! Seminoles are 1.2 and play Winter Park at 4 p.m. today at the Sanford stadium. Seminole scored three runs in the second, one in the third, three in the fourth, and two in the filth, A triple George by .cirnkankI, (alit walks and an -_- .--. Aak. __ __ - . - - , . - I - - _%V~ - ld - - ' a - I - a 1 - - - ' - . ' Steve Smith 14, Phil Villapiano ' Las - ____ ~ . . .- - -- - - . -: - mile run at 3 255, Braniley 5 l3'z, Hugo Nindl e Id F th f1J Ue ' 12, Marty YOFhe be anoMer at. Laughlin was second at 3:32.9 Ricssen 9, Lou Brock 4, John and Lyman's I3ringardener W85 tiavllcek 2 and tern tto lace a franchise Jack Ham and . Tornto ith larry Csonka, third at Mike Hargro%e, a point apiece rsfl e s Stanley Jim Ktick and Paul V.arfleld as nY — , - _~_ - - - 1411 i - - --___ 01 - . nd lne)ardtasjwi th a 233 clocking Lake Brantley's Norman bility that we will return to To. Grant edged teammate ron to," Bassett said by tele % e- F I1 10-I he phone Tuesday from I ---- Li the nucleus 2:01.8 and Otto of Lymian was The three former Miami Dol second at 2 05 in starssigned a multimillion Harris f Lake Brantley was dollar personal services con- seco I ----- V- ' 'Q W ' T! I' - . SOMMINM ll- I 1. Chris Hemmeter, president of . - - 5 5 M - - - p - - 1 . ( _ I - ', ' t, A - — 5. Seapen entered the final L)man's Al Latimer and two round in third plaft with a first th •' - - - (ham '- Seagren earned 127,000, incIuding$15,Qoofor vJ,4 Rote made $19,300, Including $10,000 for third Sünpeon won the 100-yard iToronto - Ift Commissioner John Kim- 'birthdays of Lincoln and brsugh led the unanimous Washington, two Preisents who s for freedom and the mttjon for the resolution stood proclaiming that "eternal defense of freedom." vigilance is the concern of The resolution also urges all every American. countians, and "patriotic. civic, "National defense week Is a education, and religious tune for seeking a broader organizations to promote and understanding of the need for restore national consciousness our defense forces to insure the in the aims and needs of our survival of our nation, and the miiitary services." 0 4 S ___ -- - WFL E yes. .I- In an effort "To being at- preservation of our liberties," tention to America's strong and the resolution declaret progressive defense system," The Seminole County c. The February dates for mission has designated Feb. 12 Defense Week are appropriate, through Feb. 32 as "National according to the resolution, because they fall between the lkfcnse Week." - -- ~ !Aa~,_ 130-feet, three-inches. Lyman's Jones' sprinters tied for third at in rowling and added vfrIi4.s Jerry lliimau wa third at lii. iÜ.5 in the 1UU-yard dash. T'ies'iay In the ha1f.ig3e f. 11.-inches. LYrnan'slomflerronwon the 2:20.09 and the obstacle course Ron Harris of Lake Brantley mile run at 4:40.7, Caldwell of with a time of 2i.24 seconds. Lyman was second at 4:47.4 and Rote, who plays with the Dal. Lake Brantley's Joe Laughlin his Tornado soccer club, failed was third at 4:54.4. to score aflrst mesy.He hatJ Latimer of Lyman finished won tennis and swimming second in the 330-yard dash wi th Monday. a clocking of 37.2. Other winners Tuesday were Lyman's Al Stanley won the speed skater Ard Schenk in the pole va ul t wi th a lea p of 12-feet, bicycle race wi th a time of six-inches and Lyman's David 2:32.64 and FriinCo Hanjsofth lAnn and Lake Brantley's Pat NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers with Schmidt tied at 11 feet. 18 points In baseball hitting. -- I -- - inc, ,,,,-,,.; a : vi __ 1111111 1.1 I. LOB 2B IP H R ER Be So finished second in rowing, I And Seminole — Buley, Newman, Sutherland APOPKA — Lake Brantley was third in long jump at 19. dash Tuesday with a Ume o( 969 seconds with pole vaulter ruled a flteam high school feet, 3-inches Brantley's Steve Snuth second at 9.71. He track meet at Apopka Tuesday, Mart) Williams won the shot finished third in baseball hitting amassing 116 points putt with a 50-feet, I-inch and the obstacle course Lymanwassecondwjth8 effort. OnMonday,Simpsonhadwon points, Apopka third with 78, Has of take Brantley won bowig with a score of l Oclando Jones fourth with 55 ', --- '!- = 002 Coll 2 e. Mayer, Keiiv, arevard 5. Seminole 1. $l4,250onthebasisof$3for eachpothtin the rj,gpj I' AAj'u'pii,uij. - ~X r " 3 0 1 TC*I Friday. Sem _____ ______ 3 0 0 0 The Seminole girls defeated Da>ona Beach Mainland 1 und last month. - - I A . - . ____ 3 I 2 0 4 000 3 0 0 1 Lagergren. 2b F ! i ven s AS R H III ___ Track I5 - __' -& SFMINOLE ____ .,,_....,..--.8r0.0t. P.V - .:- , Trimly Prep's Dickinson and Gray. Dinneen downed McCook and Jacob 3b Barley of Sem inole 84, and Chambrin C Butcher and Brownell of Prep D1flV dh defeated Moreland and White 83 Kelly. lb It I i 00 0 0 Se mi nole 84. Oft '\.,. "•-'. ' S 0 — "4'p - IT $ 3 0 U 0 0 0 TClIs — . Iti u ' - - rn mns. h Gallagher, p __ 6,0.4.4.'-___ - - 0 3 ino le' s nl'..wir- nd Simons Meadows (W) U 2 0 ROTONDA, Fla.(AP)— O.J. tional Football League's Buf- had 40 and defending champicn Roffe and Barl nd Newman Gamble Simpson's determination to falo Bi lls easily outdistanced Rote was third with 31 points, and Suthes land combined for avoid what he considered to be previous Meadows, PB WP Previous champions Bob Sea"Last year was a rude awak- dou bles' victories. an ber Ialn A 150 1' - 1 Os performance gren and Kyle Rote Jr. Tuesday ening for me," Sim pson said of in the 1974 Superstars has pd byfinishing thetwo-dayevent hsfaIlwetop1aceam the r - off with a $25,000 first place with 4Pz points J.AA 1974 lea de r s. ( ' "This year, I kept check in the 1975 competition Pole vaulter Seagren, winner my weight down after the end of P The running star of the Na. of the initial Superstars in 1973, the football season" . - -_ Simpson earned an addItional - ".---'' __ " - Su erstars 112 - — by co-chairmen Wendell Njtwft€fd ar'i Cecil Tucker. diimn —..... I . I I ' 4 0I 4 0 0 Ardle.3b 1man, lb defeakdSj'sEtje White 8-1 Cooper, r1 ;) I m oson Uominaies __________ .% PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) The Cambodian government reported more Khmer Rouge attacks on the IJELTONA — 71m LkiUnw Southeast Bank, the In. Shrine Club, in accordance with tetsection at Deltona Boulevard the ilahia Temple and all and Enterprise Road and the 7Shrir,t' Clubs in the area, will 11 Stores in all three areas. n.'_V2±ict its '" From the sale of these Feb 2& from 6 a in, to 6 p rn. the Shriners help to and March 13 all day. maintain and operate the 19 Members of the Shrine Club Crippled will be on duty in front of the and the Childrens' Hospitals three Burns institutes StOfi:S UI Cit' lkitond P111d, Uui throughout the United States. For the past years, hundreds j; Agr i u tLcind of children hac been aided or cured with the help of interested citizens who Group To Meet have opened up their heartand minds to the needs of The Agri-Business Corn. mittee of the Greater Sanford Aid is given wltiout reg,ui to Chamber of Commerce hold an organizational meeting race, creed or religion. tomorrow fnürnlng at 8; 15 in the rhanibei building. Committee members will uiscuss projects arid formulate plans (or 1975. ihr Inet'tln. viii be 'AP - I' nmnmk~ Coming... No, He s Hrdpr ti and Andy Taylor of Prep -- Insurgents Capture Town I - .. - 4 #1 Prep 1 Tue.'iay. The Meg Newman of Seminole 8-i The loss droppedSemjnole bos bombed SIIS 7 and Trinit) Prep's Angela 3-1 Theg1rls venturetoL)1 Seminole's Sarah Mercer Crenshaw stumped Cindy Friday for a 3 p.m . r--xa-. - IL UUIY rreps lIe Sutherland of Seminole In the boys' match, Trinity Fugleburg 8-3 for the Tribe's In doubles' competition, Prep's Mike Dickinson edged only victory. HardeflandMcNultyofmnjty Seminole's David McCook M. Prep's Kim Harden downed Prep defeated Ro e ff and Barley John Dinneen of p toppled Seminole's Becky Roffe, 8-2, and Prep's Fugleburg and Dean Barley of S1 8-I, Mike . A ' 6-ivern. is Allman,If bs SHS Laurie McNulty of Trinity Prep Sandy Mize downed Newman Butcher skunked girls' tennis team suffered Its topped s Betsy Barley and Sutherland in a match Hick N nd u 0, Steve first Iosfthc e ion, falling to 8-2, Ker r), I ugkburg defeated ha lted bec a useof darkness Bronel1 of Trinit) Prep Trinity .' ---------- A Bom p BOth c ~ .. Pre y • _ ~=* .. - %=~-_ , _'__ ,,,,~f . • - •'... ,if 1, 1 11-1f, Tr*in i . - I -1 -.)" - n-': z'- '- . - . -- _# -, , •• - BREVARD 14U , - --,f - - ~ , ". _ . - t^ % -: - . . _4 _ ±4~-:. ,-.4---,'-, - L 1_' 9W 2.0 Win * - - I ~~ 4.__f_ r ) . Opens Sea on e ,, ,, - f~T_F~~ ..... T7 a- - , .: ._- . ~ I., I — — - f 7 - - i:, .-I' . - _.t- "_i~ -7 _", 1 ' 40 ~_"~, ) - __. - ~A__ 4 ki * I I . l __ -- Community College 2-0 at the Against Brevard Tuesday, Jacobs moved all the way to a pick off try on Broc the irl th thr C field. CSCOred two runs In the sixth t hird on the play, dodging the resulte d in a o ve th r row into Brevard hit Into a double play The Raiders travel to for the winning margin ta g at third base right field and flew out to centerfield Cl arw ater today for a 4 p.m. Third baseman Gary Jacobs Wall Darty sacrificed Jacobs Bob Meadows pitched two-hit Jacobs was the onl y Raider battle with St. Petersburg led off the inning with a single home witk il fly to left field. ball for Seminole for eight inwith more than hit. fie Junior College and return home to left field F ran Chamberlain W1 th two out, Frankle flings Il walked four and blasted two singles '- I -- Seminole Junior College Thursday for a 3 i. - - - _________________ I p.m. meeting then poked a swinging bunt to McDonald singled and moved to struck out five. Mitch Gambill opened Its 1975 baseball season with Ililisborough Community Brevard's third baseman, who second when Jeff Brockway relieved in th e ninth wi th a man Thesday, knocking off Brevard College. cut down Chamberlain at first, walked. McDonald scored when on first and none out. He refired ' - 24 CT. SJC r .• 16 I%f P. Princess To Marty oing... 0 _______ — ---.. ___ (omp.u'ur pre'.;r,pton prRel1sIut ~tlll rf . Wednesday, Feb. IL 1975-7A __ es 1 Ul1w isI WP- Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. - --_-. ' -' ty Vhils Barbados - - PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... for quavty prescriptions at low, low prices 1OVER TWO MILLION MILLI LAST NTH I SPORTS ,IIn,i tnr in fk rilni ,iInn ('U.. ' PARIS (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger a nd President Valmy Giscarcj dEsujjijt conferred for more than an hour over breakfast today before Kissinger 1aded home It, Washington. '-' __ i Optim sts Approve Horizons Kissinger Reports On Talks --- )1 r,f Kastner, with unrelenting vigor, urged the fund-raising crew to "keen determined that the building would not conform to the code for that area. Neighborhood residents a (adi u building different from that severance awl and unrelenting goal. And by March, IM, it the neighbor Iroperty owners effort of many concerned aPPe&Cd that success crowne and citizens. the efforts. nts Resolution of the 0 In what was described by . ore delay many as "that d repit building • "Victory Banquet" confl ict resulted A ed at 214 E. Second Street" the S celebration on March 6 that as plans were Salvation Arm) personnel had year was followed the next day Policy of Salvation Army held worship servi ces and had The Sanford Optimist Club, at award system th by a 'joyous ground-breaking relating to funding were read at Center Steve Hoover, East Contra! ceremony. Gove held out the "ever-generous yesterday's luncheon mee ting, counsellors could use for Florida director of the Physical rnor Askew, into the planning and * helping hand" to deserving voted to launch a Horizons '76 o had indicated his eager- necessitated modifications In detainees' good behavior and Fitness Institute of America, 'home-folks and itinerants. Bicentennial project for tho cooperation ness to be present, was the local concepts. IA. James E. Winter Park, spoke on the need de In October, 1971, under the Co. Seminole Regional Juvenile ta ined But his wile, the Burns moved into the command for daily regular exercise and c hairmanship of Harold Deten tion Center, an Optimist adorable and gracious Donna post of the local corps to help Fay poin ted out that because demonstrated the "Apollo" Lou, a Sanford girl, took Kastner and Dr. W. Vincent Cante-en. part Kastner, Roberts and their Co. of the rapid turnover at the device developed fcr the space Roberts, a group of civicBob Howe, with city officials and Salvation workers in ovej coming the Optimist facility an immediate pr minded citizens determined to president, called on Gene recognition was important. series of obstacles that had do something about providing F construcUon under way. iselein, Bicentennial Cards with the Optimist Morris announced a a headquarters more in keeping representati new ve, and Tom Fa), Creed" ill gi ve to the )outh membership 'cook-out' for next with the high quality of the Detention Center But developments came to a With building costs still superin- who can use t he points awarded Tuesday at the Chase Co. halt in June, 1973, when city rising, an entirely ne scrvice given by these tendent, to outline the merit for pur w design chases aI the Canteen. downtuwn building. zoning and planning folks for the project was required. Im I ______ 11 of the steps toward peace in the Middle East," and they discussed preparatio hc the conference betcen the oil the project. Building costs were mounting rapidly, as were real estate prices. e - ation meeting. "But New York LS I possibili ty d O IS. CU)- flernmetter saidearher in the j but . was third at live-feet, eightuls Herron of [.),man dominated the 2-mile run at 10.16.0, Ron franchise would be in a city that wasn't in the league last wn .. i,IiI has In l),,,I q - .... lias st, r, j r l00YirdO,h- I Smpsong 7 Steve Smith 971 3 Laence McCuicheon 10 01 1 Bob Seagren 10 l4SFranco Harris 10 -4 Smith 2 20 but there - -' - 3 Kyle Role Jr 22019 4 S John Havlic,k 72103 Rietsen 37 U; S. Sea en taIed 10 finish Baseball Hitting I. Harr. I j DA sin TRAVELS T O VALENCIA ' night as the Idrrs close their season with a7:3o p m meeting at Va lencia Community college. Herald Photo) - - - OhscIe Course 2) 14 7 I. Seagren ' -- 4 - -. MCCut(heo 2135 1 Simpson 2511, 1. Harris 25 Si. 5. Role 7705 Final Po4ni varwi . ,. .• - — -- .-.-.. .-- Simpson 17' 1.19 7 50 Seagren R ol e 31, '' COCheon - SC henlk is. t.s,a, SmIth l' i, S-1.2 A h,I Villapiano I3 -1. 11.0S0 Nindi " 53,400 . RieSIen 9, 12.700. Lou . --- 1. . ' I I 6~__-"- Jack "am and Mike HbfgrOvt- each 1 and $300 11 I. i 1.~ -.01 - I 1. , W J . 11 ' likely will be more than eight; 10 is a more realistic estimate of clubs performing in 1975," he said. lie tuntinueti his policy of not naming the eight. Hemmeter had listed more than a dozer. Franchise possihililies earlier in the year. ; ;" 2 Ard Schenk 2 7047 1" 1.1 77 3 Rote 7 36 1 i - V second at 1:26.3. L, . Hall Mile Run - I, stagren 170 1-10 WKUWY. Henuneter said the WFL will survive for a second season. He said eight franchises had met the financial requirements he •uW' -1 / - Onemiie Bicycle Race - 1, day at a news conference second at 10 27 8 and freshman Cturlotte that the league "%ill Hick forte of Lake Brantley build a new franchise around was third at 10:37.7. the three." lileaning Csonka, lirantley's Stanl ey won the K lick and Warfield. He said the 660-yard run with a time of g with a single. Raines followed with a single and Mills connectcd for a double scoring Hussi. flames scor'.,d what an infield out and scored on turned out to be Seminole's Bobby Robinson's single. winning run on il passed ball. In the fourth, Tim Raines singled, Bennie Mills walked, Simkanich belted a double Oak Ridge 013 111 1- 7 1 scoring flames and TimCooper Seminole 031 320 z-9 8 4 stroked a two.rbi two-bagger. ilessi Forstner, Colling (3) and Mark Ignited Seminole's fifth Inning rally Crandall; Slmco and Boyd. ,r4iri tr - POST 'MATINEES- 1:45 P.M. (WED & SAT) 'CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV SPLAY THE ALL NEW TRIFECTA JAflFORD..ORLAflDO KEtYa cws IN LONG WOOD 0FF 1792 SORRY NOOPIE UNDER 11 - - - - �- - - - - - i-- - JiV - IA-EvenIngHatd,san,o, - __________________________________ - Twins Begin SOREBOARD is . Dog Reit HI Ho Bill Country ChP?% I ; 1 40 S 10 3 (I 4) Perfecta, Double Ioronto Calf 1211,14 1) THIRD. S.16, D. 31.51: Chris Woodall, showing Coiv Cash - 2nd, ir Showmansnip at Halter; Sth, Aged &tarrj; 2nd. Jr "I 2 Western Equitation; 3rd, Jr City 7. fit 171 torrnSmSrwestcrnpl to Ist, Non Blue western Pleasure FOURTH, 5.14, M, 3)4): Vin McCarthy, riding Rogue Sandy Sun 31 70 1200 460 6 Trot Equita tion Srwk Trans Boo 310 S lit-JOYct walkLachiara, r 1CI ng Rally Sue: Montague Crystal 260 I Sth. Sr English Equitation, 6th sr. Quin;eta (5 6) tog 60 English Pleasure, 3r Sr Western Perfecto co s) %As# 4o Equitation Los Pam cheek is, . riag Pace open. Jumping April Shower% Phade Al•nta at M T k 19 EIGHTH. " fl " Oitkud. 13.C.7 134 0I 3 Drifting Hoto 960 360 t Frolicking Fran 540 7 Qulniela ,..un ren?. P i - 3rd A "'r3dei.e Color Spree ~ 4 70 I .; Equitation; Pleasure 1 40 6 20 Ouinlels (4 3) 134 20 ' 11 it 3 25 1130 2310 Division 37 It 0 14 ?Sj IyS . Die go . S O 460 4" 1 Wendl Davis: 411h. lnf4 Cloverleaf - Mandy Caker~ 61h. Int. Rollback Kathy iiiiiiier: 6th, Int Keyhole TWELFTH. 7-16, C, 43,52: Douglas babe 14 So @ 40 400 1 Hidden island 5.80 4.00 3 lr;sr Trans 2.60 2 chiniela (13) 11920 Trifectill (1.3,2) S148.20 a. (All) - John Oviedo Marty Collins, show~ng Catherine O'Heaft: 3td. 1973 Colts & Fillies 3.191, Hand$,,$193,1lO Kabbal, 6th, 1973 Colts Fillies Hubert Gillilard: Ist Sr Polebendiria 3rd. Sr. Rollback - Isl Sr. Keyhole; 4th, Jumping Figure S: Dog Entries Sr. Rese (4),7 Spa (.0) I Jumping Figure er Q (5 SECOND, 1's. C - 1 Mineola at College Cage forthtsweekend'sagmeetat V% the dragway will be Permitted roii Mar Y's (6) 20 2 217 211 211 186 1 1 21 .57 12) 194 (2) #7 ? New Orleans it) IjA a Gannon (I) 192 9 Old Dornir.ion I 1) 166 10 50tithetil U 17 4 I 71 SS At 5 28 30 ,43 13t y FIFTH.3% C __ I K-S pUrly View ftilaphla (6). 2. GM Lane 44). I. Marr Shifty Control Division 11 7 Lucky Pup lot, It Sam Berg IS 2) fiDulton SI XTH, 5 16. 8 - 1. fLig eviler Aftou (a). 4. Hunfi(49 Speed (6). 5, Ap4elfbilut RODILIt (3), & A. J*s Zippy 30 30 500 I 2, ; 17 UTChastanooga 111 St Josepti's 14 Edinboro Sf (1) 193 162 72 Is 231 10 GIOiv (5) 7 WhidLerfr,tch (51,3 Milwauket Barry icing (10),i. Shimmering (12. P1cifj superstar - Gates open .".'J Samson Oak (4). 6 Whisper (SI, 7 Min Hab,)cker (i2). e invitation (6). NINTH ' a A I Mineol a Poppy 5'30 pm E - MilwaUkee 104 Picky (6) 6 Myltii. King 1$ 71 7 Lank" William (6). I Ctastic (5). I__ -, CtPve'ard dlpa ss Houston iUi. Portland 53 Games . ' New York at ()fr) K sT0Ue(4)3 at Wnthing?ç Tumt,Jef(5),4 Caledonia i L os Angeles a Kaisas Dorww (3), 6 Marshall Mart (6!. , Omaha Cult Cleo Eckerl (10) I Sno Egan Boston at S(tlie ABA Standings 'Nmdv I V, 7 D-amona ChArao I II 1). W L Pct. OR TWELFTH, I It. 0 - I Fcwturve 41 16 . 119 Eades e n"i (01. A IMS Br4ri (6). 5 PAr Bill (101, 6- Sttpren shasi (s-2), " phi% ____ ,7r-- New "fork e*iI•It) fll~ The Blue Bombers Wpped the West Div ision ;., ptrtf1it irl.c action Saturday. II flu bisketbIl Indiana - . JQ 1, ii Al ;tlj r110 Sf; 1- 00is at Kentucky New York fah z.at: , " i Rhode Island 79 Pro,vtde,c; ?,4 aJsafhU1efIS If. rr,Wl Howard 55 Delaware St 7* SOUTH P'5 $, Morris Harvey 17 Marshall ._ ; , ., 'w'' phsliptlil Unsw Standing s is #4 it, le 191 1;it SOl'THWEST . t 601 Z'cc W lr.a A&M • -' : ;; M a-i * * * 70 j j )9) 17 7371 13 ISO 161 * $7 Division Vaii'vr -- Pght 7 30 p rn. Day games start at 1:30pm - --------- ------- 79 56 : :z 39 R t;l ,';!~* led the Bombers with ENLIST 3 NT. nsom and get to play as many I %___ ~* "I . 1. ' f - ,' (( (. \ South East iv Pass 34 2V I ( i• 3, c I . ' 5' Dbl. _____ -i bbe Q 82 •. . t tell him it' an emergency. They'll charge A - Bid four spades. Your hand has become very pcwer. double!" t rre You ma, even find the (ul FUNNY BUSINESS______ you do stop to j ( -. I _..#. TODAV'q 0IfFV over Welt's one heart. What do Roge r 4-`6 . 1-1 _f1r1#__ , ,. If l speed. East showed sudden,North's SIPd or JACOBY MODERN nine-eight 9 book to:'Win of Riodga."(C/o littil to block South's fifth club. P 489, Radio South trg!cd a'c' 'or rome nOWSPSIP60. CO.., , av a Ilme, bout cc,;;,Id not w"k out a waii to get a ninth trick. 1%VASPAPER LVT?30,IjlSt.' A.%~k,j i I - __ - _ CAMPUS L i ~ CLATTER with y YOU'RE KIDDING., EXPET;VES \ ; I - 1 t W - - . by Garry Trudeau I . (1 - ( "1' - D , t- c Aff 70 ITYJ1A : IV)t'R6,4A'ceii.,sr 5a.Ep'i'p/L / 4 .- It - V 4PS1__ WK7 /,rff_4Uyr,~.W .PAF0= .-1~ v - ViSI DEP4 :i . ? I _J;, I# - r_1 t4UY -- /itRi i?4.PHi6? 64 Pt57X?K'c) C§Q till,A_ A I Ile_- %1 0%10 I ,' . I • I • - I i i t• I. a L_ 11 I Chic Younn FOUND FIVE NA f ' - ____ ___ -L J /- . (, 1 /r / / \ ) 878-13 - _____ - _________ Size ve - 11.35 - 114 erican League lead In vic. H78-15 - - 1.88 26.00 6 2.32 41-00 I" ! 10 I / ___________ - ./ 2.62 I I ~ 1 A./6'1 lL }i I tAP - a -0~1.. Ir - %111A HOOK IT !; - " J , - -i) t-. r<k IL i 4O 7.19 N HEY 2' I I I (WN 'TO SUSWJESS ~~ - ----'.. ~ V .1r,41 ?I 14.35 - oA -. . .. A .. ..• 1111 by Al Vermiger EVEN T LJT ) S AND Q 4 iMtNE MY VERY I= 9? FORM ONAlLED SwEA-rsHtpl I ff " ~;; " - If I flp~ ~ . '. • PRISCILLA S POP V , - I i. ____1 I--- A • • - AN THAT - I t5uby I 14 -- F3\ID4JP MEPtCAL. J.AE -) -- TLL FORMAcN' A LL Pw T I ,t(>,1 I II U - . .., Ii by HeimdahI & Stoffel Ill ~;U,.%4, I ' 11// K. ) . 27.35 - . 114 I TUMBLEWEED TOOK s - ______ rrc .. :~::~ ___ ..- 1 . : 1 I led. tax - ~: = , r ., ' BUGS BUNNY + 1 34.00 22.65 00 13.65 - 'w I .. 1F _____ _______ Now Orig. /. G78-14 - ' r Whitewall ub.les1 I I ( , No trade-in required. IJu L , " I -: fib., glass balls. In t he wide 78 series profit.. -, DUE OLD IIAT _____ . El Tigre Iflber glass belted tire. Features 2 Ply Polyester cord body, 2 \., / --- ( . Gqlsy EPISODE I ____ r IS EXACV -, 1. I __I..7'. . I 10 ;_- . . WV • -•______ - . . _____ BLONDIE ,• 3h -- •;.-w I 4L DOONESBURY I -'-ii-- :_/ 1 . I . OrTh H1S TO DELM His L . - S - - ,_ - -----*, %^ BIMO BURNS rM DOCTORiwi T14F. TAPES Or- PROAkESSOe ARI,~)$ I . - A LC'r LMLY/ $i , I RE-EXPAMATiC*1 C)CFAMILY Ejr spade. He played the ace and you do now? queen of clubs dummy Answer Tomorrow I o e ___________ - Y(Ai, South, hold £ A "7 6 y 2 K J 5 4 4 A at do you 0 floW as possible. They win more that way. You should take more :VL.L V004 Lip T% ~ -9 - ___________ j North ~ I 4 & 6 4 -- =2W.- rent-free house, said his law. yer, Larry Sazant. and Pass L 'I . North was L philosophical and sarcastic, remarked, Y)(i rubber bridge players should play fast - - :, -------- _~ 1~ r ) L V ~ - 11 A. shutouts with six With those two powerhouse names making news, the Na. tIol League's iost Vaijable WINTHROP - 25% off Tune-up service and doubles with '------,-- SURVIVOR "u *** ******. * NOWI * 3RD. SPECIAL FORCES BATTALION * A ( is-'a J HUBBELL wi BER OPENING Reg 2388We will Install new points. JCPenney plugs rotor, Condenser end distributor cap for you. Inspect air filter, fuel litter and PCV valve, Adjust liming, carbureto, and dwell angle Resistor plugs additional 4 cyl Rag 19 Now 14 88 8 cyl Reg 2$ U Now 21 88 VVE TRUED ALL - ______ -• - # . -1 -, A6" • PUrchrnn.c,w,), \ %% ..: - . r"Ev ju!~T 1.04 ,-IR6UMENT WTITV ' L- . \\ t ffi a bron no* ba;l.r at no "lii Sale prices effective thru Monda Y, Feb. 24 the battery chat _____ ______ * * STEVE LETCHWORTH * \ CHARGE IT" of Sanford NO= I ,_ I lip ~ , -.- .--- - 1 - , ,17 - - ., .0 1! S I ______ -5 V '•' . I_ r '; l____ . -1 - - I 11_- 1 - I ____ . . by Howie Schneider - .. , %"- ME 51EGIW~JG 70 &.AS Me I •' ~/ -_ k: r__ - 'N", 9 /I- , !I I ,, - " Nrl _~ _11,~ -1 - il ci CA . . I ) Affii~l A~cI " ", (,,? I a' /(0 .- (7 ~ I . I 0 • - I I -, ,__ , I FRANK AND ERNEST by Bb Thsv.s - I. L ____ - ____________ ______ 2 i: SHORT RIBS A,ft1 cost to g the 9;;Ar&ni#t pirlod, we w-41 11plW 7;M ,. ,~(~Ji I k I "It _. - ... X CHARG*D NCER Sale pricu ffectiv. thru Monday, Feb 24 lONG , - ( - i',:? _____ ____ il~.4 7 2 . / I - "t I . i- 9 _. I ) ; W i-" 1f4s - -- a ER 14E 8N %ALL. ____ -___ 2 (~OWDD WE GET 1. P_ - __ . Open Sunday 12'30.5.30 p.m. by Frank n.ii EPECD I O _-L___ I - -. y =_f 4 J-#t. - _____ _______ • - -_ 0-- - - - l IID I ______ III ' ' - 11 I I. _____ . 0.1-114y If"16of ' .g (') ' _________ ____ ____ 11 W-%V-svoTt5~ IJ.V'hWTIAj0L)f, - ROUX)P !~~J .-7 -r. ,. isur IT LOOK LIKE SLILL , 11It '' i. ***************** KILLER' THEM' ____ ____ - 20TH. SPECIAL FORCES FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD For Further Informalion II16. EEK & MEEK ) _ ee: $hl4yJCp,en, 5 48 58"fard to how a charge within III months It date You bought 11 from us.,us,return,,,a us 1, _____ 2I9 ' V I g \ \ r.. IT 447Lh4i - by Crooks & Iwncc - Af co -.• TMOS- ________ - trade-in, Ofive In today. Lei our mechanics h c battery (1110 41111flit ____ ; SK HIM .PJNG ____ Q -- Survivor 48 battery. For the average motorist. Corrosion resistant POIYPropylene close. Available In group sizes: 24, 24F. 72, 10 (if mosl American cars.27, 27F, 22F, 1 Reg.39.95AF/X I-pivcc- aluminum 30095with Reg. 37-95. I Sale $3395 size K brakes. ____ -1 R a _______ BEU EVE - WE ARE - OKAY! r -4V T THENICE WORK. PRINCE55 ANP ABPUL-. POONE r- 1 Save $7on Sale AFA aluminum Wheel, If0s. - CA PTAIN EASY 15% off Hub mated steel tugs - - ' F 48 " chrome I ° "' 'Most American cars and many foreign cars. aluminu and deep-dish --1 on ' MR FWS3T OH I HE SPRAY!HE • THAT FL L WTH - - _____1 by Bob Montana DI LTC>N ASK -- DAY TO SWAT ii _____ 1 A "IN . , " _ -I- - __________________ ARCHIE uj _______ ------ rr., ~ - - - r " - q eight her team with six points IS by Dick Cavofli 1' . . point& (;-'Ill 1,Yflitted add-cil six and the Devils' Doroth; Grigley paced - I'l .A Q Prices effedive thru March 1. lied lrils 10-5 in the fourth quarter to break a 10-10 third I NOM HOME- To MY 1HE. - 88 6 cyl. W NIG T Save on parts and labor, eight points apiece. Patti I * * * * * * * * * *** * * an aego 0' ______________________ , T 6$M MfM r' worth nigi3OW the first year, nie Blue Bombers jumped to quarter deadlock and rvmain 77 21 .tso It-, a 12-0 first quarter lead and the undefeated. ~An I)fraq 73 I, -3ii n,, Berets did not threaten tj~,at Tuesday's 'Rnull C,eci Rawls of the Skin Tights advantage. The Bombers led I& IK"fucky 117t, Virg nia toi led all scorers with 10 points. FAST - -. 34 West U1400 I 3 2£ B) Osssald & James Jacoby _____ Y A i(J( i !-IlAh Scores Pass - - ) qamcs, I 1111111111111111111111 - Jenkins, the Texas Rangers' of the 10 , d".7 Tights downed 11w lit-d Devils . W - - - ~ - should have been able work out a way to get his nin th trick byplayinganaduckingasecond spade himself. NeIther vulnerable North ii su 1 - w .'. Bombers Top Green Bere s East Division BUT - - - TAPE 900m6! kins did. ' ELEVENTH 516 A I W.lt'iff I ' 114 1 l~c I 4 - 6 a a 0 0 a _) t~_~ - / I I W 1! , i L..I into last year's World Series 129. He L 51dd33 home runs and a against the Oakland A's, 280 batng average. Gane) bat ted 312 in l4, [spite the size of the con. the Dodgers in RHI with 111 tract Bench didn't et the fat• 200 f hits wit, city .-, • a . - _____ Expoi V 102 * J2 £ K 7632 I - :~ -,) (~r i • I i , I 1 _d - score his live club tricks. Of course, there is no law that would have compelled East to lead a second spade, but South 11` - . - wou SOUT11 A A 7 5 3 4AT BA) WATCH MURSELF! _______ id ,I f - I 11 V FiR ,,' - auto center - - test pitch 1 I Tuesday in aday y &4nafee Peggy (6. a. Noble Duke \1. $160,000 a season. W,000 with the Los Angeles Bench, a two-time Most Valu Dodgers. able Player in thiot National Garvey was the first League, topped the league in basemap who led the Dodgers rims runs batted in last season with 171. LOS AngiltS 103 Orleans 103, Phil& New ---------- %I%4a# f" ~ player in back seat with his contract Cinclnnat history- Rose makes S teve Garvey signed for "only Buffalo 124. Phoenix .,09 \' Bras ( super signings. Ferguson Jen- by either the player or team offi cials. But Bench called the New YorK 99. Golden State IG AFTER HIM! - Astros, i / r' 11 a.m. and elimlrtatjorls at 2:30 Reds, a spectacular figure that makes him the top money-mak- contract with on 25 29 49) 7' , F_ I I\%1r " Saturday with eliminations beginning at 8:30. Wheel standing modified drag machines that can reach 130 mph in the quarter mile wi1l be featured Sunday. I nd 21 31 IM thcated that he had token the lead over teammate Pete Rose 1136364 fl' about he most expensive Phoenix - U$I,OQo. Time t,hegflat an ls a we were never far iiiipart," sa Western conference •Q986 ? gaines could deal a death hk.w not to nrgatittt port itself. r \\\') baseball 25-game winner last year. career • agreed to a new contract worth That's what the All-Star nea ort edl rly noo,000 for ins, catcher rep y gned for Th e veteran pitcher was EasPtr Cenfercnca HE WELL, WE CAN'T )i WAIT! LF LEAVE O ME -my -M ESM1HIM t GODISTRACT £ K Q 10 986 spade and South would let him ,J 9 hold that trick, also. , Q8753 _________________ tPn ,. , . . . - . Drivers from afl over Florida biggest catch of his FOURTH. 5 16 C - I A,t'jf Pick J tonight. Jhy Bench has made the (5). 7, HWy Holly (4), 3. Brother Atlantic Dlv1in Mine (6) 1 Mined. R6ut*n (12) W L Moidnt Doll (7-2). 6. Montague Boston 41 IS, .;Ig ___ Phelljes ~AcKi, Mar. if tum... Apr. I crime ut to 4( 4-:t, ~ ~ ; ,, 11%, , - I Ir J i Time trials and pract,ice runs H KEN RAPPOPORT Gfetis (101. S Gingtf Flavor j12) of. r 'MIN P drags will be held tonight at tile Central Florida Dragway. Gat-is open at 6:30 p.m. ChiCA110 At Toronto We ltI'1'-' NBA Standings - I :. i 11 ave let East hold the first would lda probably EAST 2 - MW HIM GO WN._ - ___________________________ TfflRDS.)4, 0-1. All ddE Lad Irma (3), A. Brave patty I#), 5. Pony ,._( ' Bench Signs Haggis tA)- - _____ - £ ) r __ b £98 .- ~ at the sort of play, f he might t4 r NEVER -YOUCHF.D 14E JUST CAVED IN!HIM, OSCAR! I kNOWs MARKO,I ______________ / -J IV 11 0 ,1, have seen the danger of a club- I V. ., 1 j P 6th Jr Rollback ; 4th. Jr KhoI, 17A by Gill Fox i r I L ALLEY 00p -I Expos RCdSO Mar. W-ASHINGTON (All) - Comilssioner Bowie Kuhn s3id today the legalization of betdng --------------------------- ____ Melanie Hart ,Stp% jr, C,rlea, ' -- % HatAfr.n • 3rd Jr Pole bend In ) 0 Dodger s Set Tonioht Edmonton at Winnip" 15 Fairmoun St AItamont,$p,g5 Socrafes3i.7.I1oose,,,, 3 Summ er Sue (Si I Cousin 3ZebeIl(17).5 LtdyGrl,n Rose Gibson (10). 7. Btu (6), 2- Drag Races ing; Sth. Sr. Rollback. 41h Ralfbacki 3rd, Sr. Keyhole, Marie Wandlloirh 2nd, int NORTH ID) U WEST White Sox Mar 2V JA%1FS .RCOBY 6~Al 1 The Thins schedule follows: n .Mar. 10 'Mar12 Fri . Mar II n Mar Thurs 20* .., .iMar , fly OSWALD I SIDE GLANCES AT BRIDGE I I ending the exhibition season against Cincinnati April 5. Kunfl Raps Betting $5,8.0O. Thesday's 55les totsi was 158 head for $970,200, an average price of $6 )4"l Winnipec; 5, Baltimore Edmonton A New England I San Ditoo 7 Phoenix 0 h -44villmilin (32). 7. Gold Ore is), 3. as The average sale during the two-day event was 3rd. .- O •ueuuepiva Tuetay's Vancouver 9. Indianapolis I--- 6 St Spotlight hf ~ (r,1, ,.I ltJ ' I Cocoa and I Angeles at Vero Reach. The Thins will play 15 games at Tinker Field, meeting the Detroit Tigers March 8 and "People are constantly recognizing me, stopping me on th e street and asking h) Bill Russell won't Introduce me to polite society," 55)3 Ronald M Watts, a Washington, Insurance , L The two-day sale ended Tuesd!.., with 315 horses of all 22 23 2 " 249 219 27 71 3 57 192 173 77 21 2 56 171 177 7 Jackson S1, " Bentley (41 .1th. Int, Poleber%liing; Ist. int, Rollback N the ear. Vancvr Winnipeg Quebec in? Poleben(flng. 4th, In?. Keyhole, 6th. JumpIng Figure Big Perfectie (2-1) with 4. $ ist. Jr. English CIOVtrltaf; Sth, Jr. Rollback Sin. Jumping Q Sha*n elOpen 5th Flap 6th int. Cloverleaf. Sth. Perfects (A $1 Pill 70 ; Division B - Yl. I training this week, including Montreal at Daytona Beach, ' Detroit at Lakeland, Boston at Winter Haven' Houston at cause ofa very prominent friend and a3fldTVm mercial Fisher I Feb 28 Seventeen Major League NEWYORK (All) - The basketball fame that escaped Ron Watts bet-ause of a lame knee now has found him be. for the Salukis, flOW l7. 340 2 Quiniela (I 2) $7360 00 'IMerr-y Tell Eagle thowirq aocisy Mares 61n. Jr EnglM Equitation; 61h, Jr, Ergli&h PlraSuri~ Sth, Non Blue Sr2o I 20 1 370 Min.t*Waie'w. 11 Sn,:, :.y'p at Watts In Southern Illinois' Joe Meriweather had 24 points and eight rebounds, Terry Ilines 15 points and Shag Nixon 10 7 TENTH. $-iit, 0, 31.41: Ghost Chaser halftime The Hatters held 10-point margins three times In the first half. W I T Pis OF GA 7971 3 61 151 1? Tinker 411'' EL 11KC ENTEREP - Ik WIN paid $124,000 for New Love. a mare in foal to Native day Edmonton KPOI&' 710 .140 340 3 1100 S." S ro Phoenix Toronto Mary Schwab, riding Tasha. 2nd. Walk Trot Equitation, Sth. ir (3 6) $33 00 , , 9 04 : Tinker Field Saturday and the remaining players will report tournament. The sweethearts of tennis before a news-making breakup, Connors and Miss Evert made a hand-holding appearance Tuesday at the $30,000 Independent 131 AssoctaUon tourney Boca Raton, Fla, Connors is p playing y g In It and Miss Evert Is watching it. • i Canadian Division Annta Hicks, Morn: 5Th, Sr Hi3er DELAND,Fla. (AP)-Stetson University has avenged one of Its three lows and claimed its l8th basketball victory by overpowering Southern Illinoii 7045 behind OtisH . Billy Se tz' 11 rebounds• and JOiuiSOfl ohnson 's s eight led Stetson to a 47-n rebound advantage Tuesday night. Seitz and fare Stowers each had 10 points. Stetson took th e lead after threemjnutes and led 329 at WHA Standings re Longwood Perfect&() 8) S571 20 or y Setback Early T"forito ,0 (.Jl.lr*(1,,1 Jay Lee- 61h, SfL CIOVerle$l 4 20 280 7 20 I 3.20 260 a PiUsb r I Houston Plue Westem Pleasure- I By The Associated Press It's "lore" all over again for Jimmy Connors and Chris Even. The two are back together - at least for a tennis tril A. St Louis A. lie 3, Van:oer 1 Games Chicago at Beth Fowler. riding Velvet East ShyLites $50 P 340 2 Chance' th, Jr English Pleasure, I I John Her-try 3 $0 370 1 NC d Non Blue English Pleasure Lnq Happy Star 300 6 Robin Cornell riding Ch.casaw Quinieia (2 4) $19 $0 Priest 4th, Jr Western Equitation, Perfecta (2 4) s636o `iso, Nor, Blue Weslefn Equilaticn: ' ,nd8Mfi% SIXTH. s.i, e. 31.79: 4th, Jr Western Plea sure, 5th, Non West SiPpy L ant, 9" 4 20 440 6 600 400 7 ?C ?t 10 fl? 0 3)52 Loch Cactus 31 t II 3 261 175 193 I and catchers of the Minnesota Connors, Evert Together Los Angeles S, Washington I Nft.- YDrk Rargpt,2. Kansas re To Stetson Avenges %*SdaT's Results Western Pleasure; 4th Non Blue W es tern Pleasure Tumblesault 1710 160 360 5 Ruth D, shing RBF Sand HiHOSylvii 350 370 1 storm 1st, 1973 Colts & F.lIi Jolly Kidder 40 Ray Dye. showing RRA Sand Oulniela (15) S1660 Perfetta is I) 205 62 2N 939 U9 Counil, entrants follow, K's B"wl;ful 1; SPOWS i I 01V135161 Riding a horse Show 1130181n State Road . four miles wt inrtillle 1ThCruUf Seminole say Char rner I 800tS Sunday at Wilco Sales Arena Ofl SECOND 31, 5, U.11 I r . I. V. 20 Show Results S24 60 I? Spring Trek I Divison 3 The sty Association Wedneiday, Feb. 1, Evening Her4, Sanford, Ft. Mon Walker I Pitft 1140 flO 450 1 340 ---___ _____ ........... Horse TUESDAY NIGHT COfOfuI __ BEETLE BAILEY__ _______ . -4 -7- 1, "t ._, . a, _____ _ *.# ., - - - �____________ - . - . _17- - - L-.----- ' _________ - ---'j _.i_ .. - ~ N I — Furnished 3i Busirss Proper 3lAPart,nents LEISURE Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______________________ Wednesdiy, Feb. 19, 9 Concentration (6) ____________________________________________ ________________________________________________ (9) Wild World Animals (13) Cable Prevue 12:00 (24) Man Arid Intercom 24 (35,44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Price Is Right (6) What's My Line 1:00 (9) $25,000 Pyramid Yh,$' (9) THURSDAY Mu (9) 600 Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (1) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream Of 8:30 (6) Really Rosie Movie (I) (24) Behind The Lines (2) Lucas Tanner (6) D'r k ft'iy 6:55 (2) 7:00 1302o's Big Top 'fl (44 9-00 (2) Phil &;ahue Theatre Petrocelli (8) Movie Manhurer (9) Movie (9) Get Christie Love (Ii) Dick Powell (24) McKor'kev's Ferry (9) The Bg , Thej1re 1)'flO (2.4,1.9) News (241 LIlies, Yoga And You (44% ,.,r Favorite Martian (C) Jokcr Wild atler take 250 ($) Gambit ______ (33, 44) The Fuqitive OU are amounts or 500 milligrams cou! bc ::..' hw to t :thilt excess, I am not convinced that those uggest that vitamin C does help prevent the severity of colds and similar ailments, but grams(3000(o4000nhiiligrams) and made them less severe, Once the body becomes sattrated with the water these large doses at the onset of the illness. A daily dose of 250 milligrams is probably enough soluble vitamins the excess Just (or most people in terms of SEEK & FIND" States Confederacy - necessary. Let's talk about I?. off Southwest liId , oIl 2.5th St.. off Locust Ave. Call 644,3079. lest rum over. Salary Sanford At Anon Family Group open. 319 7177. .•.. - — - ....s -- ----- Liv' Child Cart n i, rwrne, 011ICKMI111111119 ON W"114 09 041111011MY 12 00 M-*. FW ev* ARKANSAS FLORIDA for him it pays __ TF.ESSEE LOuISIANA MISSISSIPPI TEXAS most of Call 327 1200. ______ 172 0,?'(11 or I" M62 FRUIT FOR SALE 3495691 — t he car in the garage . a classified ad In the Evening Herald. Dial 372 2611 or 131 9993 to place yours. ______ 349 54", 'TEE]VI-IO7'LIPLE 644w2027 with o.:: 50 discoverin per panel in an all-new series o(24- page booklets. To order vojumeil, !IandllI,send $1 breach, znakingchecks the others to come through for in the pinch. They won't, the CANCER (June 21-July Your generosity will be abused I LL 'I JtTU OUT THE [ - ______ I ___ _____ 6 command F ._j 1, su ggestions. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. zz This is not a day to gamble on THE BUCKET anything sight-unseen, BRIGADE 15 honey dipped fried chicken, 6 hot belier Iaslin' biscuits, 2 salads of your choice, i pint - ______ . . i_:_ EL ftotxwG CRAM , 1 ____________ w '4 - ____________ I*,tk'D1 bii. - -, 9:35 ray _____ • By memory t N T' . Local News 42 Til, of 'espoct 43 Table linen between Greece and Epl 2? Sometimes us ed in salad 23 Girl s name 24 Plumber 27 Russian communIty 20 Smalt taste 1W s. Sports + a+41 ' S L _____ V* N r s.' A V c. psalms 53 Fresh-water fish 54 And oth*rs (Latin) cn gadget sinve 57 Tea, apart - 9 (fit. .0 -1 N! _4 - 1 .~ X- - A Propel too 19 Go ft (PI I • P e = )sibs •,, ,' • I 1 i 2350 Ridge wood II— Midnight 42 -_ Thow Fri., Family Comics 73 / 4% 30 with only - Real Estate . - 5% down! ____ - ,T:;!?, S -- - ----- - J-:i: 54 i1 _ ." •aved streets •Sewers *Sidewalks " IL Z aA FREE TV - I I J L. ,Cor Home Deliv0 Dial 322.2611 AItions - - .... - _____ maAMM" EXPERTS ________________ READY TO SERVE YOU Call for Appt. 322-3103 Remodeling ___________________________________ ___________________________________ -________________________ ___________________- ______ - Accounting Home lmprovemenj payments, $49 per mc. I Air Conditioning .!!!I _____ ___ _ Carpentry. Remeideling, Additions Cuitom Work Licensed BOnd Free estimate. 373403$, Heat & Air Conditioning. i Central For estimates, call Carl free I ri - 60—Office Supplies Beauty - '_ _ let us help you Place yours Call 3722611 or 62—awn GarrJep ______ - let me till yt sprung garoen spot ________________________ Of mow your vacant tots Floyd ____ t- rr'('r, 722 5191 I I Care A DON'T roiii TO AD. VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS. 3227Ii, Wall Papering __________________ Hanger Licensed PCSiijt'tiif Ccmrrr'rc:al & Carpentry, Carpont, Additions, Remodeling No lob too targeortoosmall Free estimates 372 157) Anytime Fre, Estimates Ph A - _____ ______ Cljst,lied Ad brs b"J 'Cluint Try an tt Call 372 2611 of, Ill V993 imJii - ANDREW MATNEY UiId.nQ&Rernling 3-63 3 1 16 373 7218 Well Drilling ( t1P''r' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesa,sizes _______________ " _______ GARAGE SALE' I - ___________ I- - - PAUL SLATER I Odd lobs Of all typej Carpentry, Painting, Cement Wk, Light i Hauling 372 26.43 ' I y ProfeisionaIwatIp,' , TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519 C. Pine 372 5712 -. Clatslf led Adi are here to M4p you buy, sell, rent or swap -at a low J - Designing & excri. 5ioJ,, .'Poved deler 710 F itt St Orna, ______ _ - - Alierat,ons, J __ - PENTRY AND REPAIRS 332 133$ i _______________ ROI3SOP4 MARINE 292?IfwyIl Sewing MENT. ALL TYPES OF CAR Carpentry. Non inflated rates Repairs, Remodel, Additsn. Licenseo, Bonded , Insured. ii'. Styk 37344)3, ________________________________ I _________________________ OMC 10 170 Engine, fresh water, fuil canvas, loaoc'd wit h extras, 119'O New trailer with electric wench __________________________ 14.000 at Welaka ______________ 467 2166 ask 1P4ft Ph 332 .4057 anytime - Income Tax prepared in your r" Confidential accurate. 'tIt'rut. Appointment5 anytime. _________________ PET REST BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE Entrance,, R. Ransbdtom, 322 7199 or PfoislolIy _ j22.2O9O By Henry Hoche, Inc. CibeII. 3724057 -_-___. Assume 3210179. oo m Cabn, top$, Sinks In Bathr stallation available. Bud Personal Tax Service No. 2 East Rd,,1792SJC & chiirs, secretarial desks A. WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 chairs straight (h,iit5, fi!ing 56nfor flcau;;,,,,, ..asn and Carry .i'i 2 )/? ,'r 1,' i78 )t _______________ NOLL'S Ckstelbccry, 17.92 8304704 (ky (Jeajijs,g ______ _______ 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford Kitchen ter I - 75'Tcraftstp,u twin grey marine engines, cabin cruiser. Pet Care _______ 1 WILLIAMS Five Points, Call 322 78-13 anytime. - Condition, t. I JUST A PHONE CALL P.WAY 55—Boats &.. Accessories Good I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tax Returns , 20 yrt. experience. Used office furniture Wono steel desks (executive desk 1 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. _______________ _____ ___ chair. . WITH YEARS LEASE] 6601 ________ pecial Show Issue-S ___________________________________________________________________ easy . I 11 _____ ii ,rr at t a fair Fricr! wrcn advert is? your "don't needs" in _______________________________ the Want Ads, , "LUXURY FOR LESS' j I HerOldo ____________ 54Garage Sales y.,, ___ Z ~~=o 59 ''waI'9:n F.'1Tri4t1tisr 4iSo, ________ GRAND ___________ OPENING _________ ___ I ffi offers from the merchants of the Greater Sanford Area ' -_ PHASE II Close to everything yet away from it alit *Large wooded lots Street lights ____ I ____ 1W HOMES OF DISTINCTION SEMINOLE COUNTY'S ONLY DAILY& SUNDAY NEWSPAPER 58 3iO3OrlanctoDrive Sanf or d 3200 Gard ens ---- - --------- W SUNDAY HE RALD Withgiff5,dernonstrat,ons and ECltIng e - SI oo 57 — eILe'ia o,I AND: Huge Display Area - ______ Broker SI NGL E STORY APARTMENTS 47 - Shops _______ available. Rd. lake Mary, rta, - I Presented by Local ____ -N - . Exciting Fashion Show _____ _______ ______ $25,500. VA and PHA financing - ______ PLUS: & Myrtle Ave Sanford contracts will qualify for a Cash Phone 371 otio re-bate up to $500 Yes 1 pcI of your new home Contract priced off r"Or r"c !1 51-wIiI be 12--bi Hne returnedtoyou;nCaSnonclosIng ____________________________, if tour home. Call Johnny Walker Save $5,000 1974 Barrington, 21'x60'. Construction, 3226437 and ask for Rd'ms. den. 1I2.SOO. "Ken" or "Bud'. Alter hours, 373 - Given Away ._ 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Flor;da room 777-i-- - 21395 20 Bags Groceries - " RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, WITT REALTY Reg, Real Estate '=1 Li • Door Prizes • Free Samples Ca ro lyn Lewis Home Economist COLOR - All' PT 53—TV- Rad io- Stereo " Entertainments Gift Bogs To . Exhibits • Free Recipes ______________________ ____ ______ A HOME FOR YOU "ME" - .1'?- KENMORE WASHER, parts. service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 pct. interest under -. AND IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR year mortgages _1MNL&"2__ -. 0 - j f&rnous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL 11 1' CARPORT SALE: RI. & SAT. living quarters, plus 2 car gara7e FEB. 1 77 1603 with apartment. Real OPportunity WYNNEWOOD DR. 3220968 f or Couple to make good income and BARGAIN GARAGE: Wednesday 145,000 Sunday, Garage Sale. 100 N. Hw y, If 97 (behind SObik', Longwood) Harold Hall Realty 134 4660. 2ioS'7T 1792 .-. EAL TOR 373 3711 R Relax- Shop the eas',way --Shop today's Classified Ads from your FOR THE - of F -. "1 ,.' AsiocadoElectric Range 1 -year Old, $75 Speed Queen EieCtricDryer,ji779482 view Combination business location IT'S GOOD ENOUGH - ____________________________________ -. KULP DECORATORS, 409 W. lit masonry home, Th rough Feb. 2?, 1975 all new ho me -i -. ', _____________________ p41006 ___ BIG "3" I Cooking demonstrations and homemaking tips from Carolyn Lewis of the nationally - St., 3222335 signs. Reg, Real Estate Broker I )DO E 25th St., 122.6M Florida Ave SchW FLA. EVE11I1G HERALD -_I 2 bedroom ADMISSION I library table, $is Zenith console TV. $75; Single bed complete $70. tandem plan. H wy 17 92 to 25th 5? TAFFER RLTY 9! • Pre Area One Inc. corner lot, fenced yard ISSOdown. REALTORS 617 8111 $153 pe. mo., to qualified put App1ian i Local Editorials f rRE 52 -Appliances townhouses. Wail-to wall carpet, wallpaper, built-in kitchen and no maintenance fee. LOW, LOW, Anytime GOOD TERMS Nt'at, - - 10 pa y. - VERNON TILL DARK ______ I -- ____ I 21, "" I - V l. .-d "ou'tt hv we say SANFORD. . ..•. __ NEW 1,2 ano 3 bedroom homes C REALTORS ___ 20 Sneak LOW 73,4 -I __________________________________________ V. ..... - ______ ___________ 61 52 Ji - M~ --- ___ I 'kxthwss ________ ptfyj - • Government & Politics * _ - - ste.. . 14 — £ALADSJ Open Daily 11am, tiff p.m., Fri. &'Sat. Ill 10p.m. lQ$ F,vnch Are, Sanford ZZ. 322-2420 wtr~UZU ' 11 .- — e,l* 7 - P.M. (DOORS OPEN AT 6:30) ___________ Baby crib complete $35, Oak ____________________ ____ ____ ONE DOZEN new patio homes bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious, garages, bea ut iful kitchens Low as 143,300. 436 0 LAND Days-in 6123 _ Nights 322-5-121 or 332-7337 conventional and - erae aed Are'is. /Orflen 's News Civic Center warrpty, - _________________ - or I- . JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS U417 tj THEH At The Sanford Tuesday-March 4th DrOp inbobbn. zIg zag,and3n.la Position Like new condition, so ld new to- $41, balance of $43 cash or - HIDDEN LAKE BIG FAMILY? See this' bedroom, 7 bath In A-I condition Pool. tennis, basketball 32).Ol4Te,r 323-0532 [1il0 1W] 16 19 -a 7oa$ X9O'9 FRIED CHICKEN DISPOSALS _________ 1- ____________ -. School - (11:1041111) 24 Auction ______________ iirij_fl Church & Pay balance of $7$ ______________ ST. 1 HOMEMAKERS SHOW low * Singer * * merits of U 8272 _______ formal dining, calm kitchen, den, First class location. $30,000. shooting 0 i* ~ I 1-3 IEDROOM APTI SWIMMING POOL FISHING, IOA'flpfQ ]L Is 11) Sears Zig-2â sewing machine, i LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turned beautiful full size walnut desk with chair. $159. 430 1761. umni, sunken paneled family oom, 3 bdrms, garage, red* $6: Vinyl chair, r' lvacy fence, carpet. Un-Moderncoff,et,p po 51 0; Pelincr, 535; 21 pc. NrUke believable at 123.100, FHA, V& dessert set, $74; Victorian parlor CLIFF chaser, 4 i. 35 Persan fairy 39 Transgression lOCosts 41 Viking poet 42 Form of trap 9Greek letter I0Qrt,sfl gun 11 Used to cook Rated 4 ___________ CuT-ZONED MR.1- - 44 Hugh (Latin) DOWN 25 English school 45 Scheme I Engage 26 Sleeveless 47 FIow holder 2funtng dog garment 4ASea eagle 3Srnall opening 27 Market place 49 Went Swiftly 4 lass name 28 Seasoning 5? Beverage ___ 18 * fflaterial 28 - "SANFORD'S SALES 52t22. 775 4440 - _________ Call credit Dept. . ____________________________ SANFORD fC"ll"Wif ft $' k4y t ' 21 --of corn 43 At no time 59 Pleirit ovule •a mont, tp of 32 Fiberboard 3 11 [6 12 Add 'i _________________________________________________________________ 1W Realty • 1311 SANTA BARBARA ON. edroo-mill ,%,- Pø Good Th urs., Sat, . APARTmENTS ON LAKE JENNIE NOW lEASING ROM '160 I I Nice 2 bedroom block home N e# roof, carpeted throughout Ridiculously low price. 373 after S. 322 7i. Broker. 07 W. Commercial Sanford 372-7111 ____ ___ National News L Invited Are GOLDEN TOUCH'H SEW sewing cabinet, repossi, Singer's b' hhJn n ,,,, run automatic - W. Garnett White balanc, of lowamn so iiiu cow late Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of l7-. W) r, ii jZ sign KU If _________ _________________________ e T511 A 0 VTfP1 * 3fl.194q, In 4l F ____ ___ $ _____ to City ________________ JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC Auume after 5:30, 1 5120; 2 twin beds, $40 complete; ladies dct$, 575 Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Asic, 3239370. ____________________________ It Orlando (3051 '!..311299 to FogE. 1L AN ___________ 3:00 Plus -_ their fullest potentials. (fk) 1 Il Acreage old in use. Put. the irs ,0 ~,~ ^_ SANFORD SEWING CENTER East Is? St., Sanford 3329411 _________ Eves. ____________________ _________ ___________ IAG( u' ______ C "4 T 15 Sore d6Cuning 16 Large repubnc s'tverware (p1) 5 Pail of a pi herb lab) 50 Feminine nan-ti 6 Musical pitch C 29 Thought 17 Whew genus (p1) 5 Resident of 30 Equal 16 Comes in 7 Compose' i "THE LONGEST Reg. 8.22 Value 13 Rights tab) 34 ---Angedeg, mm .,411iiW4 I _____ 37 Adjective suffix contain,, 38 Superlative A SNifl9 CtWni 39 I? Thaton.Ilatn$41 Theater 31 Took food 32 Church 33 Soft drunk :v; Feeds S to 7 people ___ ~ . ___ _____ ________ of our $ ____ ______ __ gravy - Pieces 5 8"Wage ---' car FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on Scenic Wekiva River's bass fishing paradIse, among beautiful Only one year '111W - IPL E LISTING REAL TOR 327-1991 19195. French 322 7374.3n .; 332 And is chased new March '74, Inside Is Ins ulated & paneled PS. PB. AT. Heavy duty 5uspensn, 1 ton van. 1973 Harley Davicson iso cc. ssoo * oullarL $IS; new living room set, Central cIrlj'5 THE HERALD 5-1--4iousehold Goods MUL " . ". ________________________________ Answer to Prty)0. Puzzle [At the Table ______________________ restaurant even though Crews the hand is wodh two in the muscle in. The way the problem ings. lmnally is settled is a bloody one. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 The trouble with this novel is Keep goals within reason. Be (hat the portions dealing with satisfied with progress a step at Abitto largely are interesting, a time. II you more too hastily but those with Crews are not, you'll lessen your chances. _ Abatto is a man of 17 You have a tendency today to think your ideas are far superior to those of Co- workers. You'll tur n a deaf to helpful Homes, Lots ,iór-ies oaks Rental from 11 25 mo. for mob ile homes Includes fret' canoe use Adults only. Camp Seminole, 322 4470. CASH 322.4132 or used furniture, appiiancettoois, ect Buy 1 or tool 'tems.Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, Ave _________________________ Stemper Realty 323-3866 3fl. l9fl Yamaha, 100 CC Enduro, like 307 A 9 ] in mind today, business deal- 7491 Closets OvrftlO*Img with Iult,I that ere too tight'? A Class ified Ad in A"r(yclelasunan', bLAIR AGENCY -- $14,500. Commercial Properffpe SANDRA LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 'There'san old adage, "A bird In doesn'twanttoselljttohjmap, bush," Keep it the mob doesn't wan t him to particular ly in - - Real Estate REALTOR - I Come out and mad Model HODICI 1I17 .. CaIlBarf ___ ______ 3fl9S _____- paneled, carpeted and furnished: Can use as7oribed rOoms, storage buildings. All for only _________________ California AC111088 35P0,1,un I Entree of ie. Horse hlmwtth forhisexcellent services, decides he wants Crews's . by explore extravagant manner $55 finest AdidFamily Moblk Hone ___________________________________________________ ___ ness interests the njob has paid have no right to make. payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. Only Reel l'%t self'r'tIoit now available Sanford's newest from _______ _________________________________ U you get yourself new horizons to you this year. you intonow are llkelyto stem from There is a da nger you may not ten-inc Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles . ' '3 Rentals - - 4~;;Jennfe LQke GEMINI (May 21-June 20) palm things off on others, Many fine opportunflies will You're going to be caught oilAQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) come your way that could taurant in Manhattan that dots a business. Abatto, un- but it's partially your fault. satisfied with the various busi- You'll make a commitment you ____________ '''v Hassle ....: ", I 3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. 3722072 EVES,, 3776700 PS, PS, clean, dependable, 1375. '6.5 Chevy 2 Dr., V $ SS, very good cond. $250, ____ Conveniences Newly painted -- '64 Dodge VI. Auto, _____________ — _ Down. COUNTRY LIVING yet close __ new, S230. 831112m arpt from bankruptcy. Rolls "luEduuloSl5 yo acrif ice ISa yd Your choce Weekdays, 37). 0061 1 pet. 37263i5 uyer. 332-2115 AFTER HRS; — home,27'6"x'1o",or smaller. yard. $1,200 down, $131 SO per mc,, Bedroom set, complete 1103; 372 0641 9,2! I 322 3991 ________________________ M--Houses Furnished MOBILE HOME PARK I 2524 Park Dr. REALTOR - __ 1. witi"iout •'. fenced yard. equipped, after A. — 332-36421 engine, IranSmussbon and r:dr end. 175. $31- ___________________________ ___________________________ 3 bdrm, masonry home, fenced Only 514,000, Ford, 9 Passenger wagon, Power steering & bratn. Air, radio, A-i Condition. SO 5' warranty, new fir, $139S or best ellef 373 &S67 1967 Olds Cutlass washer: bedroom suite, and other misc. 3 bdrmi, 2 baths, c.irpet, central H&A, garage, ilnced, patio. $24,500. 373 rooms I bath Sanford. Can be Soon between 4-6. Kirby, ______________________ _________________________ ___________________________ 1971 Dining table, 6 chairs; Fla. room I furniture; Frigidaire automatic 3 bedroom, I', bath, Central heat-air, fence. S1,99S VA- No - '"Pr No qualifying, . 1973 Squar,back, bge. 4 speed , radio, Ov $1993 Call Howle ' _____ mo. to - - - -._ . . ______________________ , 3323251 1 323 seot - 5732. OPENING - - - t'wPIr' . i.eh. Write P.O. Box 546, Titusville, Pie. _____________________________ , cools Late model compressor. for Sale some below dea:er cat, first corn, first choice! Plus Fla.'s finest Used Cars, Dick Jird Cattun of a Gun, Fern Park's - -Larn.t, -,w'. i U•l5fl$ arrivinç dilly. Ph. $311313, Open Sundays 17-4. _ Private party will ouy your 647 REALTOR, 32) 7750 yard, Only 51$_tm 2 Bedroom house st ill Edtha C, NIce location, No It ______________ - fenced __________________________ or - - -• SAG17TARWS(Nov. 23-Dec. men ____________________ r which you handle your resources. - West 17th St. Cattle Ranch MLnager desires position. Colleg e graduate, 70 Vu. Florida experience. Reply sox $62, ca re of The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, F. nm s longer necdtd Items with no 11100 ---------2 l-Situations Citrus _____________________________ carpvted, utilities paid. place for couple or ________________________ put ' _________ School Bus -- Buy r Conditioner I Ion. S22S. Heals and — lAcre, I br., 2 bath, Pool, fireplace, Pond, only 132,950. Acre Realty, — MUST SELL - NEW 3 60. 7 B.tH i bedroom home fenced yard, HOME, all extras, good location. patio. Newly decorated, No more Make offer . 3227717 than 7 children. 3n 7741. ___________________________ e't0om I" baths, garage, Attractive 2 bedroo m, I bath fenced, central heat and air, rar?, tqulpp, drapes, carpeted. 372 595, Evenings, 3 Room (urn apt., screened porch. Can earn from IS an hr Lup Call C. V, FOSTER, Lake Mary Can't 7 Ladies, need Al lob or extra money? ;, .- REALTOR , 668.4791 _________ Mature adults. 3733495. _____________________________ in 3733aPt,rI _________________ NAVEL ORANGES,$7.3O U Also Ta ngerines Quiet ESTATE, 534.500 - ________________________ Mom f ew mobile custom exiras, l7'z)i' pool. VEMI to NEED M 332 80Autos Datsun-Subaru Sale SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311w, 1sf St 332 Quantity, SANFORD FLEA MART EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH Saturday & Sunday, 9 to S. ½ ml. ARBORBOOVOOIY-.S with all Eastofi 4 OflSR 4, 322 7599or371 ________ Berm,, 1 • ARIES (March 21-April 19) A although you're apt to do just situation where you think you that on a whim or impulse. Crews now owns a fancy' res- _____________ SOUTH CAROLINA Tomorrow: Collecting experienced ___ - P°.! * NITURE Really, REALTOR. 3237750 621)301 this REC Vee from Wanted tObi.jy , - Reccndifioned Bdfterles, $12 95 Of exchange.REELS 1:ODY op, erco,s 1)09 Sanford Ave. ifl-lSI4afterS Winter Park, 64.5421 E First St con- now to vacation yo'ir own Cassel berry , Hwy. 17 92. $ 30 761 ill Vehicles _.P ___ 68Wanted Any FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. 3 BR., large lot, nice area, sp,c & span, low dOwn, 173.500. Acre OEBARY3BR,2 ba th,swim, Poo l. Assumable mtg. Price, _________ rc,; -----________ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. d ci _________________________ _ _____ , Teenager to sit atternoonsfor 7-year.old. Sandlrwood Villas purchase. Call owner, Two bo'drnnm. lr0.ln0 111W, ist ________ lot One year old. Rent or assume with small do'#,n payment for Lake P,ta"y Reasonable WELAKA APAQTMENT, FORREST GREENE, NC. REALTORSI7J4)Siorifl $970 For Thursday, Februarj 20, 1975 lime, - NORTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA GEORGIA off rf' Sale Christmas bills by Selling unwanted Items in THE HERALDS' Classified, 372-7611. your Little Champ 17' Travel Trailer. Move your old abondoned car Very good condition , $1,795. in. FREE. If you will call me aftir 4 SS after 4 pm., 2". 1624. JIM DANDY-JAZZ-FEED " Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S, _______E. 46, Sanford 323 4733 _____ Waterbed paymenti, 3231771 17' Travel Trailer, eeceIlenI ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 3flS737 - '' 1971 C?eyy l4.tpq Pickup Anderson, 363 5710, Queen Size with f rame, tU.95 - FORREST GREENE INC. R EA L TOR S 373 &IS3 or is mtg Unfurnished - 0064. _________________________ auto mecnlc. Are youatuil ttmedniv.rwtnapart time Car? Check the Aulc'notlye 56t,i' in lh. Herald everyda y. 32-Houses - * FIXER.UPPER - 3 br,- 7 story home, central heat & ir Br ing _____ Water furnished near downt own Sanf*r. $100 to 1)20 Month. 32i. . - without abeve ground pool y Old, 323 1511 103W. lit St. ___________ _________ rea sonable Sjntmi area 372 __________________________ _________________________ o' can get a fair price when you' advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads. j F'b built in appliances, fireplace, 7 patios, fenced, with or DELTONA - RENT OR SELL, 3 bedroom, I', baths on v er y large Brown Really, Yn-S23y; 322.1964 & 2 ImmedIate occupancy. 2 sink, Surisidiz puppies. Wanted fObuy used office (urn,tre We 20 yrs. at flu ____ AKC Doberman p'ncner "' WALT'S TOY STANDS Fair up G Pay those 75ReCrafO,31i $301761. Hay for sate. Fertilized B.ahla, heavy bales. Limited Supply. Call (Whip inflation Now) ammer. glady bedroom hous, 1)73 month Lights, water furnished. Adults onl y. 13. 332-7296 After only. Help open &'saa.sM box ftIs ---------- care he Herald, ODDSALESMAN -- Isnverout fenced yard, 9—Good Things to Eat _______ - - 4rAh - AKC, shot& old female. mo. WIN baths, family room, dninq room, utility room wth P1ymcnt S 3210429. 75c (same price tat? garage, ears croPPed. ------ for Half ton Pi All power,$20Qin0tkiyer ______ inSide. Move right Into Larry Saxon, Realtor qualIfyp ' -_ S0-Miscellaneous BEAUIIIUL OUTSIDE vacant I 3729719 Plan - $946 Ford 6CytInd.r, -_-_.__. 67A—Feed -- - -- - -- - Stan's Auction Hwy. 46. l'i, Ml. Eastof Merchandise $700 down. Government - 79-Trucks -Trailers ______________ _______________________ __ Miniature Sthnauzer ____________ _______________________ M. UNSWORTH RE ALTY MARY duplex, $100 mcxitn, 7 Glrmen Shepherd Wean.d, shots. Beautifully mark ed. 723 fl5 _______________________________ ___________ MAITLAND FLEA MARY in Sunland Estates, Has large liI Hwy Il 97 Open Sat & Sun 95 fenced back yard, carpeted, I 7970 plenty of storagearea out of town own" wants to sell f,qoW Call 3239110 Get a Teddy Bear" to qualified buyers Call 10 Seeed —_ Bedroom monthly thM, rent, Government you - New i borm. coor StlCCtj, financIng 4)4 1649, ftuildr, - t1 rural a rc,, laymcnt, LAKE in mature 6364. Used car lot needs ____________________ sa lesman Also _____________________________________________________________________ him some broken bones when he didn't pay off. It follows that OiiIIfli - Dr. 323 797 7 *ith Only Broker Jfl 7643 ___________________________ swimming Pool. 4720 S. Orlando park & Sanford Plata. From Ave 33 1340. SWING SET NURSERY. Open 711 04 work. Callus If you have a real hrs., 7 days. SperIal rates, Fern I llr.,n. r"$ * '10*1'. 00 Park, Iii 1111, EARN MORE! ly _______ turned to the loan sharks for Once you've set a __________________________________________________________________ gambling money'. Which netted hold to it. concerned, but today you'll ________ Cove, 1.7 UDRM, shag, air, si.ioo to sisco terms. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6710711. thi5 fine qualityibe.Jroom ranch -- — - -- I Auction Saturday 7P,M Supplies Good acre. Paved strerill, city water, S21,500 -_ apartments FurnIShed or unturnlsh,d. 60' Make homes. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN b - drojrn duplex jIJio NjfPo(I Blvd, near Sanfarj -- woman, dependable, hith 2 adults. Good sitary, Per manent,' Reply P.O. Box 561 n ! and in not too many years he have an ace-in-the-hole will be has be come a pretty big man in trumped whe --- ce, clean. I bedroom apartment. Babysitting in my home, Hot meals, fenc ed yard, Hour, day or k Winter _______________________ n you play it. 21) At least pay those interested You're a shade too opiniona ed t the mob. Don't lull yourself Into a false in your welfare the courtesy of today for your fin good You'll Crews grew up in a similar security, listening to their advice bef or e think you're im pr essing others. environment. His lather wa a TAURUS (A pr il 20-May 20) making major decisions. Y ou are - the wrong way. compulsive gambler who al- Again today you won't manage CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Iiat always lost, and eventual- your reso ur ces as wisely as you 19) Normally you're very YOUR BIRTHDAY _ city DEK INDUSTRIES, •V5U lot locations. _______________________ aJThAO. 2 BDRM, lurni&hed or unfurnished Adults preferred in Si34orifl 6470 _______________ sunny k itchem, Playgrounds, near Coventry Jewelry. No Investment. ________________________ Remember, colds are in- In general, to use vitamin C fectious riage up and why he isn't able to diseases, meaning they For most or its hard-boiled love anyone - which gets forcolds and slniilar illnesses, I are caused by germs, and are way, "Losers, Weepers" runs pretty dull after a while, think you need from 250 to I(XX) contagious, It Is true that as on parallel tracks as it details milligrams a day. Less thar. 250 children get older their tenthe Lives and loves of two tough Phil Thomas probably won't help much and dncy to get such illnesses is Al' Rooks Editor guys named Carmine Abatto more than 1000 wosi't give any decreased, and Jackie Crews, but the reader can see quite early that these two men are fated to m eet and 8 P - i j- - ,-•. .Ile ...*.,, sj nv tulllSlOfl will be a ioient one, Of the two, Abatto is the most say that he is adrnirab!e, much less a ni guy. Born poor in a tough section of New York, he learns about crime and violence early, Bamboo (71 shop work Experience requirw. or write interesting, which is not to : I il - Real Estate payments, Large wooded 1$' 16' family room. assume difliflj room, 2" lots, orange trees. By owner $35,000. 327 4193; and . ------ - ... - I or 7 322-3991 __________________________ * "Get 'EM While _____ Sheet metal and general machine For further Information call 473.4sa? - 37?1 AdS serve the .Cllirig Community everyday, read and 'se them often. Call ifl 26I Or Rh eQol Real Estate Broker LAKE MARY _____________________________ 31A-Dijp(exes bedroom Shag, draperies, AC, heat. lSx73 liv;ng room, separate dining room. Beach, fishing Adults, no pets. utItu. 3'5 3161 again. No selling experience For families or frief-cls of problem 263 pages. $695. I - — 2111 CIassited 3321301 26lOHlawathaAye..t 1792 41-Houses I or 2 Bedroom. Adults Only Park AvenurMobile Park 2345 Park Drive, 332 2561 Chuluota-luxury I Pay off last year's bills and start saving IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL with water, Once it is full the and infectious illnesses. E&in Silberstang. Doubleday. dering how Ile fouled his mar. 11:3D 12, 8) Hollywood says.. . Year. 7"0 DUPLEX, Furn. or unfurn. Ideal Iocatios. reasonable rent. Ph owner iS.3721 anytime. 11 TL Make It a Happy New Write P.O. eux 12ij Sanford. Florida with anything t1tat shoittend beforetheyhavesymptomsofa the duration of such illnesses eold, so you can't realy start - 123 372 i-iow-s 3729714 PAYI'ON REALTY ___________________ - mobile hornet includes 'ree canoe use. Adults only. Camp Seminole. 3224470 . - 2;24 Park Dr. Realtor ___________________________ Afler 532.000. 3 BR home, 2 bath%, SI.W0 down. Seminole County, 41060 acre tracts, - CARROLL'S FURNITURE: ____________________________ (leg. I w t-.y. witr goon neIghbouJPct. mortgage, or refinance O89 _______________________ 37J-9370 from 9toô, biiIht VA or FHA. Rent: Officeand Storage Space. I?O0 French Av,.,n3.7i or reIre'ij MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE AVON -c-- at the onset of an illness are tileretsserlousdoubtt.bat!arge eittw'r h.nfi! or 'i!e. M0 doses actually prevent colds, people have already had the Most people would be happy infection for se''eral nays out. It is like filling a cup decireasing the severity of colds LOSERS, WEEPERS. By ('rews mostly sits around ' - . - - ..:..... Call 473 4317 irr milligrams twice a day. At this date some studies ______ hOU. f Feb. D, 1975-11* Wednudey. I _______________ _____________________________ ________________________________ _____________________________ JIM HUNT REALTY I 140 ___________________________ ___________________________ day '__ - C in helpful it is have been grossly doses,* perhaps 250 milligrams overdone in tyPIcal human four Limes a or even EWS 11 - _______________________ PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymoos Can Help u5sin: is better to give vitamin 7077 day V(tPV111n C REVI !WJ (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue The a _______ .' is Dck P gTiK don't think anyone Thealre (44) Hogan's Heroes Fortune (44) Green Acres 11 ØØ (, $) Hh Rollers nutrition. I milligrams. divided doses each day if that DEAR READER — Both the isn't too imnvenient; say &j 0:30 (2 5) Wheel Of (44) Nghl Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Evsterla$nrn.es'tt (24) Captioned News and less severe fewer - ideal 66t 644; air, Ft. 72-Auct ion _____________________ ------ S?%ampooer for only $1.50 per day. Home On lake For large 1 bedroom furnished apart. ment. All utilities inCluded, 911 Park. $165 month: $50 damage. 3320630 Rent Blue lustre Electric Carpet _______________________ - in house. Good ceIt and qualified buyer. $23.9U) ________ PaintandBod,5 in Lake Mary for rent Orlancio,s9ó cool; Daytona, 767 road fron tage, wooded, located off S. Sanford fr.ve ., few blocks from Lake Jessup, 512.500 itrm S ACIII with 330 ft. $200 Down in I FLA. RETIREMENT DREAM on — Scenic Wekiva RIver'S bass persons. fishing paradise, among beautiful Mayfair, 3 Bedrooms, arpeteo, central H&A, fireplace, private T wo bedrm apt.,o Iarge2bedrOom oaks. Rental from $123 mo f or bedroom 11-Instructions cInne m,.v, 41 V.-- S•WSIW4 210 E. is? St., 32i.6l. for "We Care""HotIne", Adults or Teens. benefit. Even She is Confused as to whet.her to for your boys are'fine. I think it Best (35) Burke's Law get ('l,s.'c;iuse of frequent colds, L'ut (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2.8) NBC News (13) Tom Ewell Show (24) Man And rO;rnrri..i.l II (15) Mayberry Life .ripnre added Also my mother, age 62, was doses of 1000 milligrams told by a doctor to take vitamin or less. (24) Villa Alegre (6) Girl In My 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Ccict.iy Free, 6.44 I air conditioned. $15 & up. & ____________________ ____________ Enroll now for Spring sewing YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll I ARE - colds and other ailments pow. going to have any trouble from (24) EJcIric Compa ny (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors Beaver 60 ___________________________ Of Vitamin C every (6) Andy Griffith (9) S10,000 Pyramid (44) Leave It To they Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News 2:00 (2. 8) Days Cl Our Lives (6 GuidingLight (6) Mike Douglas - - - SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, in-ieio Friday -- - -- 250 I Unless the are just slowly milligrams a day is far above outgrowing colds and the recommended daily respiratory' problems, it seems amounts needed for sound Mister Rcqer Deal . ________________________ 4--Personals S morning. (35) Mickey Mouse oo Turns (93 LQ$'S M.k.- A Tuxedo .gp ii, niuigran Neighborh' d ' "i - (44) GIlligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) _____________________ l&7Bdrm furnorunfurn 3202 Orlando Dr , 323 $670 I -. 500-milligram which contains ... 4 10 for repair taIsU,ed Acit are here l! 2 you bUy, sati, rentorswapa,a (D$f.. US help you plar. yours-call 327-26fl 3I9993 new _________________________ _____________________ tablet plus a regular multiple vitamin (3S) Batman (9) All My Children 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) As The World E:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennt-ssee Double Action (3$) Nc"s (44) Black Forum (9) Movie (13 ) Dctectivr.s 10:30 Devotional 7:30 (9) Am America Performances (44) Movie 9:30 (6) G.E. Theatre News (44, Variety 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) Nr"v.- s (2, 8) Today (9) Great (6) Daily (6) Today (9) 9, 11 and 15, a (9) GiIIian's lsIaid (13) Orlando City Council lornorrow Semester Today In Florida Sc-merset - Noon Sunday 11r : Noon The Day Before Publication Dr. downtown, Ideal 3cr I bedroom. 1 ', bath Two furnithed apt% . quid neigh. OOflu,d, Only permanent iesident, Deposil requir ed. $31 ______________ Volt. 6620 151 1109. _____ _________ -__________________ Ave. 220 shop or warehouse. 3fl 1321 or or S 09" lovely 2 ___________________________ Oedroom, air, Carpet, kitchen fully 1 Bedroom garage apartment in equipped, Water-sewer-garbage quiet neighborhood, tile bath, air service p1. by owner, $170. 372 condItioner Optional Adults Only 7491 or 373 1593 fl.) petS. 377 1976 after A. ___________________________ ___________________________ Apartments - furnished and un MARINERS VILLAGE E APIS furnished, Furnished are carpeted = DEADLINES ? Fionith4 mo • __________ Call On, 121 "M close to iitl)e DEAR DR. LAMB - I would 4:30 (2) Bonanza (a) Mery Griffin 12:30 (2,8) Blank Check (6) Search For ( like to ask you at)out vitamin c, Juist how much vitamin C Is considered an overdose? I have been giving my three Sons ages (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club Jackpot Sunrise 6:30 (6) (2.8) 4:00 (9) Password (35) Big Valley Jeannie (44) Dinan (2, 8) News (a) Life To (44) Three Stooges 12 - 00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And D,,eII.itt MORNING Game 9:00 II,S5 (6) One m 170 — .... a 6thru2S times - - ..3lcaHne I Ihrv HOURS By Uwence F_ Lamb, M.D. Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show AFTERNOON Mama (24) Arabs And Israelis (35) Name Of The (9) (9) (6) love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) The Promise (13) Movie 0:00 (2.8) House On The Prairie (6) Dr. Seuss V I 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M 24ca IIni MONDAY thru FRIDAY (S2,00MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum _____________________________ Muc (6) Match Game Squares Environment (2,8) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (24) How h ita in (I') General HOSpItII (35) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Be -or 3:30 (2, a'; .w iv uryaye A Marriage TONIGHT'STV ':00 (2) To Tell The Truth only, i - 1500 Sq. ft., Gen 23 week. Park Ave., 3 room turn. apt FRANKLIN ARMS APIS, .- d. Ktilt Ur4erdcg i2. i) Another World (6) Price Is Right EVENING Unfurniii nts Sanford, Rent for _____ 831- 9993 DEPT. u1 3:u I _ 322 - 26H VVEDNESDAY ' Orlando - Winter Park - ________ _____________________________________________________ ___________ ___________________________________________________ 41-41.ou _________________________ Equip Evening Herald, 1975-bA ______ __ _____________ 51-L Seminole Evening . CLASSIFIED ADS I 5TINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd 5t Y27 6132 Pest Control " ART OROWN PEST CONTROL 2 S4Z For kOriy, 3n 8063 werepair and service I A Small Cla$4ified Ad brings bg returns, Try one and see Call 377 76)1 or $31 r tY(6usJnessDiQI22611o(8ç993 - �r --F --f'tir-- i -- 07 -- - - - -. Wednesday, Feb. it, 197S 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____ 2438 French Ave. Next To Winn Dixie B*icentennia 0 Plan Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -Safeguard your Health and your Budget with SupeRx ... - .'re "n rorw es v. By HILL BELLEVItIX .40~ are: Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Bicentennial Committee moved one step closer to the reality of project implementation last night with the formation or CC essential sub-committees, the WIUUIYE Th( PJWIT TO LINT OUAITITtU * I' % - rn 0 . C !''A 1* ONE REASON WHY WE FILL OVER 52. PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY! PhoflC 322.8 270 i , ' . REGULAR HERBAL SE 2 ROLL Pk. I, .'..— together," before the Bicen. extremely partisan, or Lonipletion. tennial takes on the thrust of a provincia' I interests, "each — A staternent of financial complete community effort. project should be tested for its requirements, and a proposed ALso, last night, requ!rements application to all or nearly all of plan for financing the project. for "official Bicentennial the citizens of Seminole — A "Project Grant to i.r,t be included committee membcrs and civic Groups or individuals, inside for all projects requesting groups who attended the or outside of the Seminole state, federal or endo-ment BORDEN'S GLACIER • _______ U _______ . " 'P a 1 IL --• UAILJ [Him - ____ HALF GALLON f 8-OZ. I CLUB ______ I ' /7 ROL TOILET TISSUE SIZE ' I I CLAI LADY SCOTT DIAL SOA - P 4 1 W1W l appointment of committee ?,6 chairman, and the adoption of solution. project rules. requirements, the Steering The application of the At least half of the necessary Committee will insure that project to all citizens, and how sub-committees were formed "each proposal is clearly it will contribute toasignificant last night. But, acording to defined and stated in concise or substantial improvement in Committee Coordinator Ernie terms, that it is realistic, at- hea!th, safety, education, enIlorrell "seven or tight more tamable and financially vironn)ent, etc. groups still need to be put feasible." And in order to avoid — A time schedule for - jcj1 à THRU FEB, 22, PRrcc! planned event to an exhaustive study con cerning a community problem. — A summary statement of "Areas of Concern," or goals and recommendations for their m — ki k .1 — A narrative describing the <9 D'SlOWLIN111 PRESCRIPTION -v__ PRLIS I M N "MCI _J r ii r meeting. The comprehensive Bicentennial Committee are organizational financial List of rules were adopted In urged to submit necessary assistance. order to better organize and information as requested by the Forms for tht project subunify all independent project project requirements. Outside mittal are available at no cost plant of avoiding a duplication of from the count) Bicentennial Arm Ir (A LIMIT 2 C 10 () 1A bet !F,, -, A4 41 0 . 'IMIT . LIMIT 1 . I CT ( MIT I - . ' VI . • ' I ' approved by the Action 'i6 ikpproved projects will have Community volunteers, boul Steering CommitW, which will official committee sanction consist Of the sub-committee an invaluable prerequisite in groups and individuals interested in furthering the hfoads of the county-wide obtaining funding from state concept )f ttr. country's WoBicentennial project. and federal Bicentennial funds. year-old birthday, are still I - V U ol 'Shotgun ' Bandit PEPM,BISMOL CURITY NEO-SYNEPHRINE Hl*ts Second Time DROPS wielding man at the bowling Ellenor James at 911 Cypress lanes in as many months. Ave. yesterday afternoon. January 13, according to Fire officials said the blaze A Fern Park bowling lanes sheriffs reports, a man who started in a bedroom closet and operator exchanged gunfire was also dressed in tan Jacket spread to a bed and the attic of with a ski-masked rolibereai.ly and trousers and armed with a the one.story, eight room frame today, but the bandJjJ€J pump shotgun jumped Farn- dwelling. No injuries were In robbing the business after the sworth in the parking lot and reported busjiu' riflø 'edlw1 d Fire Francis W. )arnsworth,5,of the safe, put approximate!) Chief William Gaile) reported Winter Park, told sheriff's $1,O() in a blue flight bag and there had been a lire, also Investigators that he had closed then hit the victim, on the head, believed to have been arson, Falrlanes Bowling, sw436,atl The calm bandit also took within the last two wee ks, tha R.M. when he heard a noise from Farnsworth's wallet damaged a rear bedroom at the (xltslde and the bandit ahat- before escaping on foot in the house. t tered a glass door with a January robbery. Firemen said fire damage shotgun blast Sanford polk -, firemen and from yesterdays blaze ias Farnsworth grabbed a N-I the state Fire MarsWJ's office confined to the front bedroom i•F1, OZ. I 'j •. / placed througMut main building. Other infractims listed included inoperative sliding three stitchcs were used to dose a laceration. The robber) was the second fire doors, open interior stairways, mattresses aiid (Continued From Page 1 A indefinitely el 8 ad t resumed plans p for the count 'wide movement. One of the reasons Dougherty cited as a block to launching a robe is the fact he is over. rked and covers 50 southern trltts lie also said if a legal ~- olved, then the department is Interest,ed. But if not, then Ule Schoo) board will have to resolve the matter. School Supt. BudLayerwas disappointed t hat depart ment i hei'in on their rumt to launch an vestigation, "W here are they ;Ahen you neeirl them" BABY askeit The sd=1 board has given effort. to reach an amiable E4AUltionBE SURE TO SEE TOE CAL LUD 4;4 tW StJOS[?t. 59 Bottle of — i 1•••• --j \\ II — it.•'•' — • - -. . .' JJJ I/Il • RUBBERMAID SPECIALVALUES • , TI 'CuteryIra *oaz (e EACH ilLa " . - \' 10 \\r' :. , AIIII fi . .j - I IOMHOW PA I ( - he said he will appeal to the school's board of directors for 7 1 'EACH ' 1 \ BOOSTER CABLE ci• j t\ • ..--\ (D j" . - - I BROOM CJD I — 1 I - 3' sI i• - 1 (I') 2' ,m4 IV' 1 •': I . . MIE ' I I -, ____ I I . COUPON / Si APy 0 -------- - - / EXPIRES FEB 22 -- o-r 0 ; W 4 0..7 :2 FOL -- ------ ..... BORIDENS SUNDAE CUPS f TAMPAX bet% VIN oft I W019111 Watchers Fro. -en -i C*ssert 0 TO OF10 FEB. 22 ff M Z D C 119 6 EXPIRES --0 3 BOX OF 0 ----- EXARES FEB 22 . 3 k '..jXPlR$ FEB.221 J U z ft - I) onocn , 41 ?A (.It - INN 4 -— C will FOR - I / - REG TO 25 EACH 907 CAN L_ / I rD c_... OPOERED FROM ONE - • 0 SUPERICOUPON FEB. 22 1_i / i . COLOR REPRINTS FEB, EVIRES 11 P . . --- 1 [WIRES Write and give us your date of birth Life of Arreric;i Insurance 4o Broad I C) so IC )l1 3' 'I-..' — I 1 • 'I 8 • I - LB. CAN 1101111"r - () I WIZA D mu ) ' OF 50 a.d?'l A . - PERSONAL Cl) i o I 0 ' v fj AIR FRESHENFJ R - .0 a CALCULATOR ) At. . E CX) , 77 LIMIT IMIT - c 0 .0 (D 0 0 (D PAC -"V 77t lamoz • T'r. j ENVELOPES '.... HARD GLOSS FLOOR WAX lthT 1 -- - ',' GLOoCOAT _.I COFFEE - 1 ---------- \I.I} 57 12 FL OZ LIMIT I STRAW -'7 - c VANISH SIZE 33 : - EGULAR SIZE BLUE AUTOMATIC —--- _______ f. • For your -1974 lndtvid--1--, I tax re- NOVUS 650 5-OUART'J'JI - - ft I IC FEDERAL __ £7 UTILITY '- 70 ; 8-Oz. Oyster. Medium Blue Scailet Nay-, a Hot Pink, Avocado, -.... -------- ' YARN SPONGE MOP lfl DpJWEpIIJPER OR PEJ . "SUPER-SKEIN 22 x 5 FT SHELF & / - INCOME TAX I nc • I ([JJ ____ _______ TE MPO IflUU I ' / 27 I ______ Purple. Bright ASSORTMENT YOUR , , III .. W C EACH -. ' Sink divider mat ' Sink \ I I W .-. - 13-OZ. LIMIT 1 a/l wicker shades and floral decorations. White, lemon or lime leg1 ig to I 98 each -• SPRAY PUFFER OR HOO DEE KITES Swag Iaiip with 12" wicker shade and r piastic globe 24: high table lamps with j,: a ------ .... HAIR OZ 4W FL LAMPS • - -.j RUBBERMAID BOTTLE OF 36 TABLE • , •.'.-.. II • - ADULT SIZE ASPIRIN WICKER SWAGor - Harry said the operaftonisrwibyano,i.profitcor. poration. He could not specify the exact amount it will cost toelijiunate tMdeficiencies outlined by Fretwell, but - - . = 7 I -s 0W• • " CHILDREN'S MATCHING A--- MOM)( • ' IL OSEPH FLEET ENEMA AQUA NET OF 25 - I jI J 33 I . 1 - school. - \\ - _ . ( .. TABLETS 100 '' sixth through eighth graders attend classes at the junior FINAL EXPENSE LIFE INSURANCE $500 TO $5000 ISSUED FROM AGES 46 87 % II I i I "r'', 9'ai students on statewide exams Also, Harry said at least two students yearly are admitted to one of the academies The school was con structed in 1963 Before that, the senior school was a hotel At the senior school, grades nine th1 ough 12 attend, while - j a' -, ,''. - --1r - J Cato . i ADEC TABS Harry said SthI officials have ma king "progress" at the facility sin, , -e he took over in July. "Were working on it," he added. He also said th e school has some of the highest academic standards in the state and tht San ford Naval Academy students generally outscore other Florida iwant Loser itagamin9odays After that I'll rein.cpect," Fretwell said yesterday after touring the - -- .4 co11butiblescate1ncoc1JI.s, certain exit doors swing jn the wrong direction, the Miler room is not separated with fire resistant material and no automatic extinguishing system is provided for kitchen equipment. On some Items that cost a lot of money, Fretwell said he could allow 180 days. but most of the items he listed he speci fied they be corrected In 90. L — — .•"-. f Continued From Page I-Ai was treated at Florida Hospitjql North, Altamonte SpriiWA and Probe In Doubt Ii ICoiictjjn II [ i I 1 head with the shotg'ui McCormick McCormick said Farnsworth • I _ ._ : 1 I - SHAMPOO •. - • • • __________ I doors will not dose automatically and latch upon release Open pipe chases are throughout the building and could spread fire from floor to floor. Fretwell says they should be sealed. Sealing pipe Chases in main building is in the "beginning stage," Harry says. —Insufficient fire extinguishers are provided. Some service tags were found missing, and some extinguishers were not hung. Harry says fire ex tinguishers have been . I Ij' Z (D a 7 ',z -oz i Naval Academy Issued Warning go" and forced him to put an UndMased arnount of money from a safe into a blue vinyl bag. by a ski masked, shotgun ,'. BOX POW JELLY 1 5 - •-- Deputies said Farnsworth remained behind the counter MW the masked man entered telling Farns"rth at ghotgw 9L. COLOR 260 . Donald McCormick reported. businessman on the back i t BAG OF 2it PETROLEUM CLAIROL HAIR 29 Bo"le 99144o ils, __________________ . carbine rnd fired one shot at the today were investigating and attic area but there was door but the shot was high and possible arson in a fire that smoke damage to other por. the rifle jammed, deputy damaged the residence of tions of am house. the bag and hitting the 12 oz. SOFT PUFFS ft" NICE'NEASY VASELINE SUPER 8-eL 'is1w,t Farnsworth told in %esUgators the bandit ordered, "get the bills, don't bother with the pennies," before grabbing MAILIA TA ANTAC D ANTACID LIQUID NOSE By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer "r Wednesday, Feb. it, 197$— la - �Herald, Sntwd, Fl Wdnuday, 1e0 IY,Ifl Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Ilk %IULTH. GOOD T ASTE. VARKE 3 RE YOUR %t00 9 ZlY AIINV Oufk fy Publix STA WNAL Come join us 11 '\1 CELEBRATING Ow Pudw [an ç?Af 7 JuicyOranges THE OPENING Publix — Wednesday, Feb. 1.9, 197$-3B Bosc Pears .....,.. ,59c 5 110411411111110411 10 10#69 ctlip Tender Florida ALI so 0 L : g:: lull — ,r__;)_ —_ -- Pliornp Purple laity Fresh Eggplant ..... It .. U dh I kL 00 otMorgarine ,69t R egu l ar Margarine SANFO!D AND KISSIMMEE PUBUX MARKETS ONLY! I 1_1 • LLL No I Tells. stoolif,169 club 11.6~peo hl THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN ORLANDO, WINTER PARK, CASSELBERRy ., 1 u33c - - j7 Fici I & Half Crccjtn 4/ A— . -, halt Fiat Whipping Now <71t'T, 79' — Roast a !I!IIlLU• 1) 1.1 - 59 goodo Set WildoI-o-io Cheese AI got did tn sow AIII A- :-y :J 0 1 F :X -ff- 1 41 1 do fill $221 'hip of Poten sedbolicis quantities Sold Fom 6 owl 101% L IM 1.46 $Avg lot, Stokel y Bgrl19j# 110, PearHalves a- 303 39C CatFood........,.,.05' "s1 1. Dog Meal . 0 *10 SOS.. • ••. i Ivory Liquid ......... 14 ca" art 149 V c-;1'-i v*rni;iES ASSORTED •j BETTY CROCKER HAMBURGER HELPER huhh.:.'.97c _______ ____ tn. size PhIs. 0.4 so no Freft Liverwurst a SAVO lot. $#Oholy Shollict, Cot of growt h Style Green Beans a to a a a a got ALMADEN y Chopped ALL OFFERS IN THIS AD Corned Beef Hash EFFECTIVE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20 T14RU WEDNESDAY 9 I fifth 69 //+\\ .. a a a 9 a a 9 4 .s:816* SAVO 204- 11101411141? Of D...ns..t.d .... D,.d .. . $127 bef. Uncle Ben's Rice • c.u.. ':: 2' 69, flooldy-Fil-foh"ot lfccothorn 49c Fried Chicken ....••• ......::: ......... ...... •....•.. Un ':b;' sce nted C poll I p1" jJ__ — EiTRA I1II]4JIGreenSfamps —_ P1. I 01 . . . . . . . . . . :' ___ 99 Cepacol Mouthwash . 69c N)'lHt Nighttime Cold Remedy ,•IOyi,ze -_ _____ 99€ ft1IJ4GreenSfampsP Publix"The ,, P I a ce fo r 8f G oId: Delwxe _________ __ !PI. P. 0.416,911. cook :ilI Na I" , MIM Sirloin Steak 11old Sundays. .. .. • $169 •••••••I.5. , Swill's Postulant PrccTeA Boneless Beef moved aa Sliced Bacon.I I • S I • I I S 5 I . . 4 - twill' s 1 Key Club Steak 9 ,,,.w.p, a...l... Smoked Daisies hISS •I0 old, b 9 $Witt's Hams., .S I .I fee I.lb. I S I S S I S S pI, Sliced le veler" Dinner TJflJJl,I.Pp,.ITTTf Wi _ Pub lix reserve. tl'i• right to limit quantities sold D -. a... • pig Sft FOOD • • a PrsMlw Pr.T.. I....l•ss I..f I.,luh C.', 11"60. •st..I $*lr. P..lw. Pv.T... I..l PI.t• 79 Short Ribs .,••.••.. W,Ih H,I.d v.5..bI. I iujGreenStamps1 SELECTED BABY BEEF! ) STAMPS! • CuvC huc kRo ast . oas . . • 1" lb • lb lb . . . . • • • • • B....'. $..l ....d Tip 79 lb -:•:• . - 7 :::::::::_. — Pot Roast 1' :": '- " •• Chuci Lv... SS I S • s • 89' $ 25 lb ('4 icfliamps - Pouly of , P!. -'.-, f ' Great f or too lC.'.. goof pI.,, or ."w Ground Beef With H.V.P. UT 4 f'- Blue Au matic Bowl Cleaner I2 02 iig. ' is '. • • • • • • 11]k A i:l w to Va nish ,,.,.,iw1 t.. u,.p "" £ Chuck Shoulder Roast . $1 Cooked Ham 1° lb c Imperial Oven Roast ii.., C.p,I...dT..tp$li.d / 07 OuU 5 swift's premium Bologna I ACCEPT u$DA( swift's P,.-lv. PrsT.e ha.lo.a s..i 34 i.t. pIg s Franks. WE SIlls L_. ri:?t:_.i [.::::.i —------------- Chuck Blade ' . . . . • • Iw,l$ a Pra,..l.'... Sliced (P.pp.c.u.s Hard $.l..u.l O.a.. $.$...l) I 4•.a. ..,...... • 0ll pig • $ •Ir_, $6 lb Swill's P,.MIwP,.Tr.$.,f p., $3, lb A Slutto's premium • • • • 010,0100 10*1 Chuck Blade Steak H.#a.lC.,.SI S.l•.a IIIoc Premium • ....P Maxwell House Instant Coffee 6-as. jar I 11 % ''UHled $22 i tow PRICES '1 - 969 lb I 1 E 11 , $,li '%,I r Fob. 26th o 1975.. i ..;;;;;;;: SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV7. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Thursday, Feb. 20th I Dental Cream 7-al. tube I.,UI.,, , ul:s;... , mile stark Hair Spray ': d41Ii1IJliJ4GreenSfampsIeJ _ Heiftk & u4 AidA StiLlf4 79c looloot BaccloI otoodle Flotinder Fillet ' 1 4-lb. can - birds Ifif leader freell" Shrimp Sticks .......... . . . . . I swif:::, " clach .... Prices Effective — :;'59C I 1I1L/_ SubmarIne Sandwich '?69 willt &I-dreoll. III lye Fr eida 1190fooll SAVO )Or. Jeclaug Pohl I'." ph Menu-Maker Vegetables 99 \) 0000 Taster's Choice ........ 1 SAVO ad. (81 Off Isbell 9" CoWe CLOSED SUNDAY .... Testy reolk~Mod* 1169 79 € quarter vegetable Offices A Vefootable coot Sol Vienna Sausage $AYS 3;. C.'..l..t .i. . we, F EBRUARY 25, 1975 Beef Steak 26-;L S Boneless Pancake Batter ..Ise. 1?. GrenacheRose or Ruby Cabernet ited r" Clark's Tender #Vale* SAVO 111141 pel"919's poodirtieftelicof PN 79 D Silted Font Ou Fkpt Foe{ PPfit . .. ... 1 Publix A, JAreen Stamps a 9 3 :::.89 " 11. is' I --- 0 ...E X T R A 0 0 hall 69c_ •.s . . . . • • • • • i Flavorful boneless 69' Beef for Stew 69 ' P:::;:: '; ' h Cheese Prodvc, Slim Line ...... 99' Lv....', M.gla Ill.. 11gb, £ D..b M..l M8i S...l.*s I,gwlir.v -- Itri. Oscar Mayor Wieners a go • where shopping ..;:.::.:. dQ6- - pleasure HotDogs SmallShrlmp —J leasure ____ Flounder Fillets .• Fre . •.. • • .. ' 89' SEMINOLE PLAZA ATTHESE Hwy. 17-9Z Cassafterry CATIONS ONLY ____ SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.? and Al _____ , Sanford ___ MlPd - mn ikes - $ ':'::' -------- -sow THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN ORLANDO, CASSELBERRY THIS AD G(OD LO .0 ~_omxe ub 1x i JAr'een§tamps sclaie." Treat. fell Florida (70 - love#$ Tasty Chicken Noodle, Lobster sisqug or Now Inglond Clain Chowder isa Armour ISO _______ is 4 CookedHam........... :';1' Seafood V.. k where go., . 1 T-ib's " . $1,09 AND KISSIMMEE WINTER PARK, SANFORD PUBLIX . .. .') ___ ___ ? or_ IVR E- -. .• �--.-- - ----. -•'-- - _-------.-.---.-_--48—.Eveiing Herald, Sanford,, FL Wedntsday. Feb. it, D7S Bachelor 's Shopping By CEtILY BROWNSTONE Onion Associated Press Food Editor serve on Cornbread is fine to thoroughly stir together the an economical light flour, baking powder, salt and American cooks are often in. supper menu because it is sugar; stir in cornmeal. Add spired by the dishes of other hearty and filling, egg, milk and shortening; beat countries, they USC the ethnic ONION CORNBREAD ideas In typically American with a rotary beater (hand or i cup flour, f ork-sti r well electric) Just until smooth, S tir fashion to aerate before measuring In bacon Turn into a greased 8We were reminded of this 3 teaspoons baking powder Inch square rake pan. Arrange when a recipe for Onion Corn' teaspoon salt union slices In three rows, spacbread came our way. Zwkbel 2 tablespoo5 sugar irig evenly, over top. Bake in firod or Kuchen is a German I a I te cups eariched yellow or preheated 4-degrees oven unrecipe and it's made with yeast white cornmeal til a cake tester Inserted in the tiugh and a topping of onion. I egg center comes out clean — 20 to In the following modern 1 cup milk minutes. 'IIUfl 01 £wIeoeI 'i cup shortening, at room Makes 9 servings. lirod the base is cornbread with temperature Note: If you want less hearty crumbled crisply cooked bacon 6 slices bacon, cooked until onion flavor, top the cornbread stirred Into the batter; the crisp and crumbled batter with onion rings instead topping is slices of onion and the 9 onion slices (2 small onions of slices. For a less expensive custard mixture Is omitted, with ends removed should hot bread, omit the bacon. Suglike thebeGerman version. this should give the number needed) ar may be decreased or served warm. In a meIurn mixing bowl omitted. Spree Leaves Him Shell-Shocked By GLENN McCLASLANL) Herald Staff Writer name brand, they were my child ou burn she wasthe lat a est price. One I is a German Shepherd Moing to the carefully stacked w here snarled, jerking the young man package of checkout counter, business," one of the two into the store. steak had enough dog I eats like its going out I passed the "exotic" foods declared. "It's on food stamps "Walt, I want to get some Sherlock Holmes would have by the arm. Before I could stickers on It to make a Going grocery shopoing has had problems. department WhC?C two ladles . and we're trying to make the asprin," I :;aid. "I feel a ,9 is a favorite chore o W em heavydlscu.tjionoy Between the Engll.thpeas anu better, they were off and I best selections possible," headache coming on after Carefully selecting svcral food and w nca, put- last jar of cavier. mine, but a diced beets I heard a tiny voice decided silence was golden. Caylsi is on food stamps? I'm this." Items and feeling my pocket. ant' these see the But unless you know the ins calling, "Daddy, wait." "I saw ItlIrst," one lady said. going crazy. I can't afford steak "I'm sorry slr, but the aspirin The meat market was a book get smaller In* doing so I other sel and outs of the supermarket rat Looking around I found this disaster. Even the wieners headed to the dairy counter for coniparisonknowj Or price while the second was pulling on and these gals are lighting over is limited to one per customer ' race, it can leave the Jar. smslI youngster toddling along looked like gold bars con. milk cheese bread and other caviar to round out their food and we're out," the sweet young mine look "shell-shocked" worse than after me. "Hey, son, I'm not sidlering the price tag and I goodies. ' "No, it's mine," the second stamp purchases, thing behind the cash register r ' % rather small. World War Two. your daddy.' woman growled as she twisted I made it to the checkout declared. over o Being a bachelor, pushing a looking around for the missing wichmeats were ike, I felt like Is king the dairy family the first woman's arm a little, counter to get the bad news. Not waiting for more "good hoii are section to pick UJ) shopping cart has become a parent as I did so. James Bond In Fort Knox. Not being smart enough to watched the young lady ex. news", I rushed the groceries crown prince when it comes to weekly habit, so rolling Into the About that time, a heavy set issue paper and paper stay out of It, ! asked why right pertly punch the keys on the big out the door and into the sweet The big problem wasn't price towe1" ch neighborhood supermarket woman with fire i' her eves finding a good selection of time last over caviar — after all it's money-grabber and learned 14 madness of outdoor traffic, The next stop n' 'ear' whi wasn't a strange thing at all. — came hurrying up. "Give me meat, but determining which food department. N' onlyteeth expensive these days. items later that I'm $325O knowing how It (eels to have p e : No proolem this time. Finding the New Jersey "Mister, mind your own lighter than I was when I rolled been robbed — legally. Turnpike had moved inside was the big shock. The scene was one of frantic 5 AV E frenzy with women of all sixes and shapes pu9iing the little metal carts various speeds around corners and grabbing ! for so-cailc'd "specials" as if ir'; reci A c;crrr., an . 0 ('IS Cd "i. . . , _'_.•_Q:_.... ,.- - - . .. '.... - . - P . .... r- ---- --_ BEEF CHUCK POT IS FUN 7 — 61 Avoiding two collisions near the fresh fruit soection and witnessing one "head-on" at Ov Quantity a' his Reserved PER I.B. WINN D*ip ST0I5 INC COPYPCJ ,4T 1 975 bug li,ping up various items on my check list as I went. Pretty soon I had a decision to make and stopped to pondff which 6rand of canned corn I wanted. The stop was like slamming on your brakes By CF.CII', BROWNSTONE Press Food Editor IF Associated FAMILY DINNER Baked Pork Chops Casserole Yams Broccoli Breadlray Coconut Pudding Beverage ! TY B EEF pEO WE P11001 TO FIGHT INFLATION AND CONSIRV INIIOY at5p.rn. The traffic janabehind me was almost as bad. ticy, what's the stz!! up there," one lady yelled. "I've got a toeby sitter at home and can't spend time waiting on you to make up your mind." PRICES Quantity Rights Reserved -.!'o',,•• GOOD THURS. FEB. 20 THRU WED. FEB. 26 a PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 20 THRU WED. FEB. 26 WI PLEDGE TO FIGHT ' INFLATION AND CON3E1VI INIROY I -7 ' 7 2 OF MTL- Aj ILL --U I Wedr*day, Feb. 1, 17S—SB Topped with hear) ',ii'ii slices andso filling i t ill ruund out a lht supper. - -------- W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE GRAIN FED (1 ..• - w Tis ' —T2 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - - Begging her pardon, -. grabbed a couple of cam and moved along — a bit faster. Finding the better Winds CASSEROLE YAMS Honey and lemon add delightful flavor. 4 medium (about 1z pounds) yams or sweet potatoes 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted cup honey ' teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 tablespoon lemon juice Scrub yams under cold runwater; do not peeL Boil, covered, in boiling 5alted watpr rjEfP, ning everywhere, but if you wanted a J I ~b ___ minutes. Drain, peel and slice about 'i.inth thick; arrange in a 1-quart casserole, Heat remaining Ingredients, stirring to blend; pour over yams. Bake, covered, in a preheated 350-degree oven until thoroughiy hot — 20 o3omin. CoOK1NG IS FUN) utes. After removing from 0 I By CECILY BROWNSTONE Auodated Press Food Editor FAMILY SUPPER Vegeta1e Soup Pinaburgers Fruit Cookies PI7ZABURGERS U you prefer, the beef patties may be broiled instead of panfiled 1 pound ground beef 4 English muffins, split Pizza sauce, from a 15%-ounce can Dried mshed oregano 2 to 4 ounces mozzarella dieia allced If you like, season ft meat with salt and peier to taste; shape Into 4 flat patties the same diameter as the muffins — !be patties will shrink in cooking so they shouldn't be thick i'nd small in diameter to begin with. Pan-fry rapidly so surfaces are crusty and they are done as much as you like Meanwhile toast the muffins; keep top halves warm; spres,d the bottom halves with pizza sauce and sprinkle with oregano; top with the patties, mozzarella and more pizza sauce. Broil rapidly just until mozzarella begins to melt. Add top halves of muffins and serve at orce. Makes 4 servings. oven, baste with syrup in bottom of casserole if necessary. Makes 4 servings. $ - Jr4LU WILI MIUJUM PIeFI'i -----,-ing...... pko27c Noodles....... SPIlNktl SWIfT CABIN HOM( S1tF-RiS.s 59c Sweetener . • TL Meai . . . .. . . .. MOITON PlAIN 01 4.. PIG, S S S S (NUT 17-c, 1 01 SIS '°°" 511 - '°' UAXWILL HOUSE (6 . io Drin 70(1 , PKG $139 Barbecue... • $] BRUCE JAI $1 49 '00* JAN . $189 . IS'_1 31 CHIP ICJT Al DII ,20, CANS ... SAVE 5 lc I 00 40c 9°° Beefaroni . . • • • '4', 49c 93 Ravioli . . . . . . . . 55c Bouillon Cubes. . 29c $100 Dnn Frwr1 A uN1 9 '°: MACCl Whole Yams... 17 c, CAN Cut Yams . . CAN W OS AND US CHOICE SUP - HANOI PACK $ StripSteaks.... Stew Meat.. . W 0 BRAND SAVE 30 BOTTOM - W0 929 79c BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONEI 15 5 Round Roast. .. SAVE 301 BOTTOM -. W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS CUBED Round Steak... 949 IS PAIMInO FAIN PIMENTO 9 Ill SN SHQIJLOEI BLADE 8TO Po SAVE 43 -- SAY 70c -. USDA CP$O'C( I 919 Shoulder liops. HICKORY SWj 99c Slice Bacon...PIG 909 99c Sliced Ham . , . . 9 $199 95c i Link Sausage . . . $189 $4 Canned Ham. Cheese...,... USDA CHOICE BEEF BONFIESS Short Ribs .•... " 88c W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BlIP lOIN W 0 MAND USDA C'4OCI BEEF PIN °°' - Ground dwck . CAN 10', 0, CAN It, SAVE 7O 1501 CHIP 101 ANDII 5ltJ 37-a g o ANC sill CASTSf Sill! PORK S . CHXOIATP 909 Apricot Nectar 3 . WIT ONES PIG OVALTINI PhAIN 01 HCAIT$ OItIGit ILACECUIN Iodized Salt . . 2 240#- 37c Syrup . . •• Banana Bread • 85c Towelettes. MAZOtA oz Corn Oil . . . . . . . Instant Cogee . PIUSBUIY '2-c'. ,KG.53 C Its BUTT W 0 8AND COOKED Stea •. .. . I7, PIG USDA CHOICE (AM5 SWIFT PREMIUM BlOwN & SE1v Loin Chops . . . S c, I PIG SAVE 40c USDA CHOICE LAMB SIRLOIN OR Rib Chops. SS FARMLAND 318 CAN 18 5 QUICK Turkeys USDA GRAM A" FROZEN W-D BLAND HDI-IASTID ('0 TO 14115) 59c COPILAND Polk Sausage.....,. OOc '-IS ItOtt HYGIAOE WEST VIRGINIA 191(1 Sliced Bacon . . . Fish FiIfe t . . . . 5 IED Fish Filet. .. . 5 FRENCH 1'L5 PIG $49 PRIED Pt FRENCH FR PIG. '4119 FL MDII PIG '499 411 I ..... Z' 49C Apple Sauce . 3 Detergent, Bit 29c Ap, e Juice i 21 M -to Soap Pads. ... rito 45C Tomato Sauce 3 's It 89c Tomatoes Grahams . .. ... 3 oap • • TREND THll#1Y MM , - THRØIY MAO - sllymsty—abotd4Ohi. Wes. Serve l onct. M akes 4',a,e5 Serving& - r C NABISCO FAN CY fi'41#fl' MAID , . Vienna Fingers Big I . rA T'lII! MAID I -FLORIDA Knead on well-floured surface until smooth and elastic — 10 minutes. Place In lightly greased bowl; turn to grease top. Cover with wax paper. Let rise In warm draft-free place until doubled ito 1' hours, BEATRICE OJAKANGAS'S CARROT CASSEROLE From "The Finnish Cookbook" by Beatrice A. Oja. kangas (Crown), it's a sailsf>ing and interesting dish 1 cup cooked ilce 2 cups milk 5 medium carrots, shredded 1 teaspcon salt I tablespoon dark brown sugar 2 eggs, slightly beaten 3 tablespoons butter 1-3rd cup fin? bread or cracker crumbs -v r In a preheated 315-degree oven In a largemixing bowl dissolve yeast in warm water; add milk, salt, molasses, butter and 1 cup of the rye flour; beat until smooth. Add remaining rye flour and the white flour; mix until dough leaves sides of bowl. FINNISH SUPPER Carrot Casserole Bacon Green Beans LettuceSalad Rye Bread and Butter Fruit Soup 2 slices bacon Remove pork from beans and use in some other dish or discard. Turn beans into a shallow 1-to P,-quart baking dish; UAW SWEET RYE BREAD Eileen Farrell, the famous singer, uses this recipe. ti CUP warm water 2 packages active dry yeast 1' cups lukewarm milk 3 teaspoons salt it cup molasses 2 tablespoons hitter or margarine, softened 3L4 cups medium rye flour 24 cups white flour Punch down. Divide into 2 equal Portions. Shape each into a loaf and place each In a 9 by S by 3. inch pan. Cover and let rise as previously. Bake In a preheated 375-degree oven 30 to 35 minutes. Remove to wire racks to cool. IIVdIUIIi (JIllOIi onion4ialfandsllce(ajrly thur separate into half-rings; .rrange over beans. Dice bacon MEATLESS SUPPER Baked Beans SaladSowl Sweet Rye Bread Fruit Cheese - - INFORMAL GET-TOGETHER Grilled Frankfurters Emmie's flaked Beans Relishes RoIl.s Giant Salad Bowl FniitC)i,ese EMMIE'S BAKED BEANS A Southern friend of ours, after tasting these deliciously creamy beans In New England, was inspired to work out this recipe. Two l3ounce jars New England style baked beans 3-4 cup heavy cream $ I at PEG 2i 99C FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. $1 9°° Saltines . . . . . 02 PIGS 1 GOOD . C*CklN' 'U."' 00 TOASTER ISBU1Y ST( MEAT (OAr 01 BIfI PIPPI N PATTII VIAL PAtu,QIAN 99c Entrees . . . . . . 2 00-c Pastries . a a 2 F10*1 $100 French Fries 5 • 900 s Cherry Pie..... : 79c KOS COA1STO(I FIttING MINUTI MAID THIff oa Cai,s Orange Juice.. TASTE 0 SIA ,, 88 Kruncil 1ees . . . 2 TA STI 0 Sf Powdered Milk. "t $379 Frie slit Cl,MS . ,A(,flQ 1 A35y 5 ',CIy OR XNO ';: Fisk Sticks . 3 FISH 49c UPIRSIAND CII AMID COTTAGE ,,'tII(O BUTTER M I -LB CUP oci PIG SUPEIBRAND SLICED NATUIAI Swiss Cheese .. . 6 o, Cheese Food ... SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. 39c 79c .2 Onion 0's. . . . 2 Hushpuppies ISO, PIGS SEA PAX PAN 510$ 100 Shrimo • . . . . . . 4 $ 12 PIG PKr, '°' PIGS Cut Oicra . . • . • Orange JUir "°' • PlC, HOOD log PG SUPIRBIAND COFFU 9 om ' S HARVEST FRESH SUP(lSR 1!' C UPS SANFORD BAG ric 39c PIGS 39c HARVEST FRESH ENDIVE, 01 ISCAROLI 69c Salad Greens. 2 Combine the rice, milk, carrots, salt, sugar and eggs. Pour into a well-haltered Ps-quart casserole. Melt the butter in a separate pan and stir the crwnbs into it. Sprinkle over the top of casserole. Bake in . moderately hot oven (375 tie. grees i about 40 minLtes or Int( the top is lightly br., Serves 6. Note: When s*e lrid 11u- r- -IC%( used a I .quart ceraliiic souffle dash and baked it until a knife inserted near the center I , ,It k'an, ('.11. It SN (IRE N HEADS 59c Cablage . . . . • YlUOw is U LB BAG 3?t) 15c Onions.....55 69c Realime . . . . . 2 PLASTIC OIB T FRESH BIBS. 0* BOSTON LETTUCE Salad Greens . 2 FlESi'i USStT ,. 9 BAG CROWDER PEAS, CUT GREEN BEANS MIXED VIGITABI S OR BYRONS Pork Bar-B-Q . . NAIVE OIXIApi5 POSY Crearner..,..2 "- $1°° Lettuce.....,,, 89c lopping... . 2 9°° Baking Potatoes FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. -Ie PAN RtDI CTN SUPI RS,4ANL Si'I,tY 5*AF0I U SII( I S AA&( RICAN $100 67c NOT Biscuits. . . . . • • • "I C FROZEN Whiting . • • Cheese. . . . . . . 99c 79c Pepperoni Pizza ;: 79 FRESH 1 f'- BAG 59c °' 39c LB RIALIMON 01 419 F 51 11 FIRST ST. - 0 �[it —. 6—Ev.n.ngI1.,Id, Shnff%rd, !L --------------- - Wednesday, Feb. 19. 1973 - (QUANTITY RQHTS RESERVED) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IIL :1 t OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK' SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER _~ Cits SANFORD I DISCOUNT PRICES DAYS A WEEK 4 * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE S MON.-THURS......8:OOA.M.-7:oop.M. FRI.&SAT .......8:OOA.M.-9;oop.M. SUNDAY ........... 8:OOP.M..J:Oop.M. WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS * 25TH & PARK AVE. STORF BORDEN bONUS- hh4ARI1 A1! EVERYDAY M ILK LOTUS 'LONG GRAIN" I Co ANNEU PICNIC . 3T04 $ STEWING LOW PRICES C LB. AVG. H ENS GALLON JUG MORREt. PRIDE MON..SAT. -----8:OOA.M..9:Oop.M. SUNDAY . 8:00 A.M..7:OO P.M. FLA GRADE 'A' HOMOGENIZED RICE 3 LB. CAN LMIY LB. MLy(J ._.y - CLUB— - - - - — — - - -LB. - -SJ27 TBONE. LB.- $J47 .......... $57 La. .1 PORTERHOUSE.. BNLS. ROUNDmmmmm"m LB. $J27 $107 LB. BNLS. SWISS $377 BABY BEEF U.--- ....... 77 - UI Uf'IF 3(RAFY9ICEDNA-1URAL - SWISS CHEESE &: BORDEN'S : ow mw ip LAZY AGED RIB m = w m= '01 'OO HOULDER INLS. ENGLISH )NLS. RUMP,,,. NLS. PIKES PEAK, _______________________ 7 m=w EVERFRESH BREAD IBM. 43 c L 3 Tr 67' ITALIAN • $j27 SAUSAGE L.B. TABLETS - - - - - - - - - - - - LB. LB 8127 SJ27 - - - -- LB. 17 - - - - - - - - IMPORTED SLICED COOKED KEEP ALERT TABLETS L8j 15 CT. REG.•EX.HOLD (OR)•UNSCENTED 82 65 Dli. Ml. D OUCHE JOVE AFFAIR NEW" II-AID CONOI$TION.. ....,... . — - — - FOR SINUS HACHI £ CONTAC.s, , i;DXLD was ftODv LOTION ASAL PRAy — — — — TW,N RAZOR RLAOES Gi yyg — $ 57 77 - BOLOGNA OR SPICED HAM C FULL LB. C 5 I.B. WPY PAY 11.19 81 04 94c WHY PAT .330L BTL. 29 WHY — fAY;1, WO oa WHY PAY $1.19 . .. - $1 - 05 -.tL EXTRA No FANCY' WASHINGTON GOLDEN-DELICIOUS LBS. CELLOBAGS APPLES . .... e WHY PAY $I. H CT. 1 DRY WHY PAY , SHAMPPQ........I..__J,SOZ BT. JERGENS LEMON 4'WAV 10 I.B. SLICED BACON 10 I.B. ENGLISH ROAST ALL FOR FRESH SLICED 49 it.. iru. f 0 - TRAC 40Z. — — — — — a— /1I oft #h1A COUNTRY THICK 17 HAIR WY PAY sul WHITE R A IN SP R A Y 13 O Z. C AN - 10 [8. PORK CHOPS 10 I.B. CUBE STEAK 10 I.B. FRYER BREAST HOT DOGS WHY PAY 75c NOmDOz 97 * FAMILY—PAK —SPECIAL * LEAN MEATY WHY PAY 99c BTL,OF 36 FAST PAIN RELIEF $J38 8 70 LB.-97c U • BUFFERIN WEIGHT WATCHERS LB ===m - - mm SIRLOIN STEAK —., FROZEN DESSERT BORDEN ASST'D m== HEAVY WESTERN LAZY- AGED 00 HAM w ""-m FRESH HOMEMADE VWN "m --- - - - - I) 200Z. LO OAVES FOR =mm= 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - L13. - - BUDGET I-LB' SLICED pKG. BTLS. - - - - - - - - - - --..W ROASTS — BACON 37 'TBONE SHOULDER ROASTMMMMMMM is.3 7e LYKES KRAFT ASS4)RTED 07 LB. - - - - - - - - - - - - - mm mmm mmmmmmmm 670 COTTAGE CHEESE 2P 9 B B QUE SAUCE CLUB STEAK Ti - --I L.B. 67( CHUCK STEAK mmmm . Wednesday, Feb. 19, 197;-7p — 99 FRESH.GREENI LEAN MEATY PORK STEAKS CABBAGE LB. D"ANJOU PEARS LB. RESH LEAN A. BACK BONE LB. - - - TASTYI WASHINGTON AMILY PAK PORK CHOPS 53 C 3 28 LB. FRESH-CRISPi FLORIDA CELER Y LB. II - IT 4 18 LARGE ST - - - - - - ---- AL -LK K -- - -- c �- — IS—Ev&ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bake — - - - - Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1973 Off Winner 's NEW YORK — (NEA) — knew .such a secret was almost used the volt owncd by a friend Dite all the talk *bout impossiuie Lu keep. clown the street to perfect her phone-tapping, wire-tapping, Mrs. liungate will be on hand Sherrk Shrimp Rockeleler — government surveillance and during the 26th this dish features shrimps, Iriend4nitching, Gene Hungate PillsburyGeneral Electric spinach, cream of shrimp Is a Cheshire-grinning Rake-Off In San Francisco Fcb. bread crumbs, sharp cheddar testimonial that curious nelgh- 22-25 to demonstrate her cheese and cooking sherry. bors do keep secrets. unusual hearty winning dish of Although the Ifungates' didn't Although Mrs Hungate says spinach and &r p She is the he a u&kroae unit, IflHfl} her neighbors in Sterling, Ill., third annual winner of the of their neighbors did, and Mrs. saw deliverymen taking an General Electric mircowave Hungate said that few of oversized box Into her home a cooking contest and her main women ever questioned safety couple of months ago no one dish is a departure from the problems in cooking. questioned what it might majority of entrants who tend "it could be that many of my contain Ma result, she and her to concentrate on desserts The friends' husbands are doctors," husband John, a semi-retIred first winner, a 19-year-old she explained, "and understood foundry owner, enjoyed their college student from San the science behind such uses of secret when meeting with their Antonio, Tex., for example, won microwave." friends socially — wondering with a hone) drizzle cake Whether the husbands went when the "other shoe would The two do have some thing in into the units that scientifically drop," so to speak, to Indicate common, though. Alex Andrea is another story, but Mrs. that someone knew she had won Allard prepared her winning flungate revealed that a large In a cooking contest. recipe in the microwave oven in number of the men find them .,! didn't tell my relatives, the university's home perfect for helping prepare especially those in San Fran. economics department. Mrs. their specialties for friends and cisco where I will get my Hungate also "borrowed" an also for quick cooking when prize," she explained while oven with which to cteate her they corne home late from the making a brief visit here. "I winning entree. In her case, she office. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Big -- - - - - ____________ "'--'- s If * I -: =_ . . Z .1 2'.. I - -. / . - ..- - .. - - -- - .. i•.. - a -. , - —.-. Mrs. Gene llunga:c of Sterling, Ill., and her winning na tion - _______________- Fancy Upi Meat 'Loaf I A. Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1975-98 In N%wf R i R, d or s And chicken is so versatile, it can be served often. A slight change in seasoning results in a completely new taste, allowing the imaginative cook almost limitless Possibilities for Preparing this nutrition-packed fo.d. equently in their meal planning. Few ["eats equal the food value of chicken. (kCl Contains the same high quality, complete prot einound in red meats. It also contributes iron, thiamin. riboflavin, niacin, Calcium and phosphorous to ROBUST COLJNTRYCIIICKEN 1 Liroller4rycr chicken, cut in serving parts ki cup flour Ill teaspoons salt 1. i teaspoon pepper g Cup oil I i cup chicken bouillon 2 tablespoons chopped parsley (optional) Chicken liver s especially rich in Iron and Vitamin A, providIng 1097 per cent Of the recommended daily allowance Of the latter. inu e -i -' - ••I - TO tI always easy It Y tO Provide nutriUOnaIiy.iIaneed mea ls without unbalancing the food budget. That' h more and more homemakers, concerned with maintaining good health of their families, Include chicken a n ng - ._ / - - '-beese 15 melted. Sct aside while preparing crumb topping. Break bread in tiny bits or coarsely crumb in blender. Place Into small glass bowl and tablespoons cooking sherry add butter. Place in microwave • £1 -- icken: Ou only a small part of her fife. 3 oven and cook I minute, stirring Although she has lived in the 2 med. slices fresh bread after 114 minute, until butter is Sterling area since her teens distributed among crumbs Pa she originally came from Pour hot sauce over casserole I Chillicothe, Mo., and studied Place frozen blocks of and distribute crumbs over top. home economics for two rears spinach In 10-inch square Sprinkle with paprika. Place at Iowa State University (pyroceram) casserole. Place dish in microwave oven. Bake Iowa State College). in microwave oven and cook 3 uncovered 12 to 14 minutes, At the collegethere were minutes Break up blocks and giving dish one-half turn after 6 TI good cooking classes and good continue cooking 3 more minutes. Let stand 5 m t appliances and1 she also had minutes until Just completely before serving. Makes 4 ser-sthe diet courses In child psychology. "I thawed. Drain well, squeezing vings. felt I had a good background" out as much juice as possible If shrimp are frozen, defrost Spread over bottom of by placing in 2-quart casserole 4 SHERRIED SHRIMP casserole. Distribute shrimp with 1 cup water. Cover. Place ROC'KEFELLER evenly over spinach. In I-quart in microwave oven and cook 2 2 pkg 110 ounce each) measuring cup or small glass 1o3 minutes. Shrimp should still froren chopped spinach mixing bow, stir together un- be firm and cold but no longer 16 medium to Large raw diluted soup, cheese and Icy. shrimp, peeled and devein- sherry. Place In microwave (NOTE: If time Is short, subed (about ~i to I-pouad) oven ind heat 4 minutes, sOtute I cup crumbly type dry 1 can (I0L ounces) condenstirring after 2 minutes, until stuffing mix for fresh bread.) - .aT " , .31K. U - U d But winning such a contest t- ~ai:.... Finally dd th ' ieam of shrimp SOUp quick smile, "my husband will I ciip (4 ounce pkg.) start to cook, too, as many of his shredded sharp cheddar friends do" cheese ç: -.. Is Secret Equally important f what chicken does NOT add to ChickenI I 1w:t Content and the fat it does contain two-thirds Utd• It contains no carbohydrate 1 12-ounce can yellow corn, drained 1 16-oui, can butter beans 1 tablespoon chopped pimento 2 S-ounce cans tomato sauce with mushrooms 1 teaspoon seasoning salt Another nutritional plus for chlcktn is its low calorie Content. Chicken has fewer calories than most meats. According to the National Broiler Council, a 3Li ounce serving of koiled chicken (witheut skin and bone) con. tains approximately l36calories. However, it's chicken's protein value that has made it a mainstay of American meals. A 31 2 Ounce serving of Lightly cpat chicken with combination of flour, salt and Pepper. lightly brown chicken on all sides in oil in skillet. Pow- off excess fat. Add bouillon, cover and simmer 40 inInn tes Add parskv, ((rn. Lu it er buan, punemito, tomato sauce and seasoning salt. Simmer 10 minutes or , until chicken is tender. Makes 4 cprt-jnu. chicken (without skin and bone) contains 31.2 grams of protein (I 52 per cent of the average daily adult req uIrernen c• The light, delicate taste Of chIcken appeals to every age. .j:•F - -. No Longer 9 FVFRVwFwATIAIDAIAv GREAT FOOD VALUES DY 1LMILT BROW STONE Assoebled Press Food FAtor 9.1 r ancY ;;p that Meat loaf and you'll take ft out of the realm of everyday eating. If you do this by adding a coating of mashed potato, as in the following recipe, you'll save yourself using an extra serving bowl for the potatoes, PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB 20-26. 1975 r I NEW WISP4RONF Caesar Dressing I 1101 Fruit Cocktail .. FOLGER'S Pound can Coffee iisw III I. O;wg.Ate .- , Nup.i7t3S&wd 1601 REFILL • LIMIT ONE WITH 7 50 ORDER EXCEPT REER & CIGARETTES $qrjs Liiasa,q, KEEBLER ll1U.O.pAre. Pii.s Coolie FROSTED MEAT LOAF 3 nna Sausage Vie H 16oz 69 c ito i' teaspoons salt . 4 OU&Wy mix together the beef, tomato sauce, eggs, bread ciumbs, Worts chW powder. salt and garlic powder. Turn onto an ungreased shallow bakIng pan (11by7by14 inches (s a good size) and shape Into an Oblong about 9by5inches. We in a preheated 325 degree oven I'i hours. 4 FAME QUALITY In a large mixing bowl 49 FAIRWAY FARMS OLD FASHION COUNTRY STYLE ck 01 -j fl Thi dC Sliced B $ 501 .I $300 W, Stw U - 7)O Usd.rJ 04 lb BB C 1141 N I,'m,d. y N -114 se OI.*pA., __ IU 20-24 1975 10 01 Jar two ,Oz 59 Cut-Up Fryers Cocktail Peanuts 79C 12oz 100 COUNT Bayer Aspirin 119 1 6 Bottle 12 Listerine 95 20 DETERGENT . $ 1.05 KING SIZE fl 53c FOR . Cans $ ALL SOUP - r 5c MOUTHWASH TV W was to put food news oc- 4) FRYER $13 9 ___________ ALL 0ISHASHER °' LIMIT 4 r)rPaks 10 $ BRYERS Ice Cream 4 teaspoon onion salt Ii, teaspoon pepper 117 teaspoons prepared mustard lb WHOLE GA SPLIT Broilers b 53c 53c ;1K, 19 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK Fresh Lean Ground Chuck Fairway Farms Corn Fed Heavy Western Beef ', 4 ' 6- 12 oz Cans 1 Gal lb. enerc Pound Package BREADED Sirloin Steak lb 1 1.49 Full Cut Round T-Bone Steak lb '1.69 '2.69 Lean Short Ribs lb Chuck Roast lb Calif. Roast lb 1 1.19 Boneless Rump lb '1.39 Sirloin Tip Roast u, '1.49 Delmonico Steak Lean Cube Steak Chuck Steak lb lb 1 1.69 896 lb Lean Stew Beef lb '1.29 Fresh Ground Beef lb lb '1.39 CUTLET 796 79 79 lijyl tViiiu C I '4 TREATS BA - Ibs Or Mra, More Meat to Eat For Your Money RATII ALL MEAT - urinRs n QOc EVERYDAY LOW PRICES REGULAR OR 10 CAL PotatS casionally on the front page. I did." FAIRWAY ERS Breast or Leg LIMIT ONE WITH 7 50 ORDER EXCEPT BEER & CIGARETTES 79C US. NO. 1 WHITE margivine I-3rd cup ced grew pepper 53' TOMATO — - GOLDEN DELICIOUS mustaro jusc until ccsnDned; pow Into the hot skillet Cook, Qc lb ba g U U Mushrooms 99 GREEN c Pepper lb 29 C A 'd I Ac Pound Cakes LI . A-1 ed Squash (.AR 4. m4' Sl'0 WHITE I Orange Juice !' ' 10 oz ' Oranges 8 - C C 1 99 110 LIMIT ONE COUPON 'tR PUm4CHASF (I IGHTS RESERVED 1) le -- i 164 .6NIk X *h k/ Cotto heese C 5 KRAFT CRACKf BA RRELI $ ,: 09 0. : 8oz :01 WITH THIS COUPON TETLEY T EA Q 1 00 FAIRWAY • 10 PILLSBURY Bi SCUIS 9C -, - JOHN MORRELL SEAFOOD SPECIALS split & Oven Ready Florida Cooked Lobster FLEISCHMANN Sharp tix FAIRWAY MARKEr TEMPLE o BREAKSTONE STEAK SAUCE c 6 QUANTITY I flC I ii0rida Rock Shrimp lb flog Reg 12 / 79. Say. 29 '298 '4.98 it - 3F Mr MARKETS 2 257 tfMi ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE V 6/54c Banana Loaf Cake 98 Cookies .ç Fresh Yellowtail Snapper ii' Fresh Catfish It) 981 Fresh Whole Pompano lb 1.0 Ifa'ihutFtIIet lb . 986 '.lb Longhorn Cheese , 5 i Loin Chops $ CUT 1 58 lb FAIRWAY KRAFT (lo $1 48 I lb HONMEL CORN FED C GERMAN Bologna HORME,. CORN FED Rib Chops 5 9 C , In Schoolhouse Mackerel • Potato Rolls Spiced Luncheon QQC MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK HOFFMAN SPECIALTY Date & Nut Loaf 98c Cheeses 'ilb 49 Beef Patties FAIR WAY Glazed Donuts 6 for 69c Hot Noon Lunches $1 35 mOIFFIOENT FEATURE EVERYDAY) Topeka, Kan.'s Journal. Capital has a man food editor on it. So does The Californian in Fresno. In Seattle, Stan Retruns the food pages of The PostIntelligencer with the skilled assistance of a woman. "For years I've been a reporter, editor and manager. I've lived all over the world and I think I've learned the kinds of food people like to eat. That's that I write about. They like a touch of foreign flavor," says Reed, 57, who adds that his wife is a wonderful traveling companion. In Florida, Harvey Steinman sits at The Miami herald's food desk. In Hollywood, Fla., Bernie O'Brien writes knowingly about various aspects of food for The SunTatter. There are others in what as once regarded as trktly Women's business. In Utica, N.Y., Harold Whittemore is food editor of The Observer.Dispatch.press In Waterbury, Comm., Kenneth dCft FAIRWAY FARMS years in Europe. "I actually learned how to cook at the Cordon Bleu in Paris. Then I went to southern France and picked wine grapes. After that I returned to Paris and worked in a bakery. My next venture was running a wine and cookery school," confesses Rice. "After that, I returned to Washington, D.C., and In The Post's food slot. My ambition lb. OLD MILWAUKEE 14 oz their investigative training to report on the rapidly changing food picture. In other words, food news of food appears on nthar ees in a newcpapr theseys as well as in the wrmen's or family spot. There are currently about 14 men serving as food editors or newspapers. William E. Rice, 36, is executive food editor of The Washington Post. After attending the University of Virginia and Columbia School of Journalism, he worked for a time on The Post then left for C PLEDGE continues. Inflation and depression are partly responsible. Experienced general reporters are now using writers on American L I 303 Iht hr.. P..( 1fl 0 4 J PRICES EFFECTIVE SHASTA Two IMunce cans split PU with ham soup ta to I & teaspoons dry crushed thyme Inn 10-inch skillet over low hc.1, melt the buttcr; add gri mri pepper and cook, stirring often until softened. B(!at together camser It 0 2SS. Or.,,Art COUNTRY PRID( LUNCH FOR - " IdIrsetot 0 *lawisdah, Age, 170 1 N.1 11 11 mostrion4 Pork Steaks LIMIT ONE WITH 7 50 ORDER EXCEPT BEER & CIGARETTES t(,UL.Ul 04 ityO N Remove meat loaf to an orenprOOf platter using two wide nortions in rurviv pan n%" underneath until all the mixture is set but sU soft. Make sandwiches of the saam. Mean. while heat snip with thyme act vrthn to label directmors. Serve with the 5IIWICIICS. Makes4senings ri INSTANT LIMIT ONE WITH 750ORDER EXCEPT BEER & CIGARETTES milkWllatnpot Much enjoyed at our house. 3 tablespoons butter or JU "MAXWELL HOUSE 303 $ '1 Dove Dish Liquid emuO to blend. &at in egg yolks and parsley. Removte meat loaf trun oven- set oven regulator to 375 iegi. SOUP AND SANDWICHES lb LEAN MEATY CAMPOILI S Soup and Sandwiches Fruit Compote Beverage flO c a con SAVE 24* JU3t before meat loaf comes out of oven, bring water and spatulas or pancake turners. Spread mashed potatoes over top and sides. Return to 375j e oven and bake untilpo. tates are lightly browned —15 minutes Makes 8 sexvtngs Add I Axe CUTS FRESH WH LE Cut Beets Sweet C or n oro 7 Inch Cut 406, FAME QUALITY cup milk 'ki cup instant nusW potato 2 egg yolks 2tsblespom mine1pazy ' wT 170 111% 1 17I l. Cut Green Beans i 303 `L4 to 14 teaspoon galic powder ALL PIu ' York Times made a man its food editor. The women food editors of the land were shocked, surpri'ed and skeptical. Today Craig flaitx e th recognized ttlroughout tii world as one of our leading food writers. The trend toward using men for food and nutrition articles ROAST . FAME QUALITY GALLON 98C AVG lb. The herald Strv leei Fifteen years ago The New STANDING RIB "OUt: TOPA0UhG, SIRLOIN TIP. FLANK STEAKS RUAAP EYE SIRLOIN TIP ROUND ROAST fSUBJECT To CUTTIN3 LOSS) S 300 1,n ; RLCIP $ 4 Kidne y Lne a(155 BUY OF THE WEEKI Hindquarter JONOFARC 8-ounce can tornato sauce 2eggs 2-kdaazpso(tbreadcrumbs ;.i mmcecl onion Domain FAIRWAY HEAVY WESTERN BEEF FAIRWAY CORN FED HEAVY WESTERN 13EEF 64oz tYKES 'a. FREEZER $1 09 $ 09 Cleaner , Woman's BYGAYNOR MADDOX 89 Peanut Butter a * r -7 - 37c 303 PETER PAN POUND QUARTERS coinpeny fare. Offer it with a cooked vegetables good bread, a crisp ealad, dessert and coffee or tea. Ilie meat loaf is flavorsome with its addition of tomato sauce, onion, chili and garlic so there's no need to serve a sauce or relish with it. 9 BOY FAME QUALITY N I..- FAIRWAY CORN FED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF TASTES GREAT III, FAME QUALITY A 20 4 oz 2. 9 8 f) (j!,IUN PF.PPER MUSHROOM SALISBUR, # ,- HU(;K WAG3P, Carter hold that job on Th Republican and newspaper syndicates use many male (cxxi and restaurant writers whose articles are featured on pages other than women's pag?s. Newsday published in Garden City, Long Island, is widely known for its progres,cjv news Policies. A University of Maryland Journalism graduate. Arthur Schwartz. 30, is their assistant food edior. "My grandfather taugit mn' about fetid. 1k' would Co&c up a lot of food, put it on his pushcart and wheel it about the town until all was sold. Later whefl he became a hotel chef, he taught me other ways WIth food.'' Schwartz ?plaIfl'5 proudly. �- I Wednesday, Feb. it, 1973 ruit F re For I Ages Favorite M eat Jill overcome that food ennui are older person's mealtime 2 tablespoons fresh orange top of fruit. Brush wi th mel te d 3 eggs fresh fruit desserts which make plei.e. The Herald Services juice oons auger butter and sprinkie with use of wholesome natural SPICED PEAR 2 teaspoons fresh lemon cu milk m' remaining 1½ teaspoons sugar Older persons enjoy a variety sugars in fruits and play down AND GRAPE COBBLER juice of foods but often must follow refined hir cup mashed • and 4 teaspoon cinnamon. '" sugar. The mix of S refrigerated biscuits ripe UU31 Bake, uncovered, 10 to 12 special diets. They also tend to flavo piques even the mos t 2 pear pared, core d I tablespoon butter or prefer so(ter-textured and jaded appetite medium) ininutci, unt il golden brown. and such and cut Into margarine, melted milder-flavored foods than they desserts are easy to digest. A Serve warm or cool. Makes 4 thin slices In a medium bowl combine sr'fg. did when Kicking up their hee1. Spiced Pear and Grape In i-reditim b I bea t Cobbler 1 cup halved, seeded pears, grapes, 2 tablespoons in their Use a small package oI together atimingredi gre eents. Pour' sugar, now., 14 grapes U blscunorhalfofan8-or9Sur 6-ounce ° i: 2 ta ons njuice ounce package. With larger Place cups fit pan twome, it often Is a bother to guests or stretched to more teaspooz sugar, divided and lemon juice. Mix well and package, bake remaining inch water. Bake in cook often. Thus many older than one meal if you have 41 cgree teaspoons flour turn into a greased 1-quart biscuits according to package oven 30 minutes or until tip o persons don't always get the leftovers. A Banana Custard t4 teaspoon plus ½ teaspoon casserole. Bake, covered, In 425 directions and reserve for later knife inserted in custard comes daily well-rounded nutrition and Apple Bread Pudding aLso cliinwn on, divided degree over 40 mInutes. Cut use.) they need. Helping many go a long way in perking up an Lh as oo out clean. Cool, then te p n nutmeg biscuits In quarters. Place en BANANA CUSTARD refrigerate. Makes 4 servings. By A1[.EEN CLAIRE I A LL ELL 106-Eveii(ng Hera, Sanford, Fl. ° -- -- -- -- Recipe Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mutual z': Fellowship Players A - uy s CI j ti,. rr ____ . '. I I STAMPS Sanford area will be treated to odies I i donned b( - - - ' - V the rnrj~!-fn%,red i lMmbIrdo • rheaing since r1sUnas for th? presentation of the r J1 , i 0 Cup," to be performed at _______ t he hrst United Methodi Church, Sa nf ord, on March g • ' EC ONOMY — YOU . ______ - Ilic Fellowship Players, _____ formed in Dece mber 13 to stimulate flagging membership In the Me thodist Youth Group. Is today comprised of - i:-- talented high school and frcm - ..A A 2 pods lean ground beef i cop toast ed wheat ge rm 'i cup f in ely chopped One- thfrd cup m il k 2 eggs 1 tabk1oon Wnrtehire 5511CC 1 tablespoon ROAST BEER _____ or "SUPER RIGHT FULLY COOKED TENDER I. I i. ____ __ 12 oz. — N.R. S T EA " UI i ' . - CENTER SLICED HAM L tnspooa pepper *'SUPER -RIGHT" BEEF Roquefort Sauce : Combine all ingredients, mixing well. Press mixture firmlY thto34nch loaf pan. Bake in ) degree oven 1 hour nr sinfl dnne Let stand in pan 10 mlnt. 1n onto serving date. hot or cold with FRESHLY ' D ....... LB. $1.3 SHA AN NK PORTION 8 3 LBS. GROUND - SL - Rc4uefort Sauce. Makes 8 to 10 ... ' -. RET. BTLES. SUPIR-RIOHT CORN FED 4TH PORK LOIN SLICED uP I I.I.B. LIVER SAUSAGE PIE El LB 59c - -. MRS. FILBE FHA-HERO Week At Lyman - ' '' . . I i ru 10 oz. 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TOP CHOICE You $ -' THURSDAY SPECIALS READY TO FEED " D too "" All THI S One of the nation's largest nianufacturers of baby strollers Lyman's HERO Chapter received than 1Q c off i ce rs ar e Cheryl Heiser, in e week g president; Cindy Hykoski, vice- company's voluntary anpresident, Belinda Curry, flouncement of the existence of CRUNCHY 18 125 IRE 1Ir_ COUPON I I OR ' STRAINED BABY FOOD CAMPBELL'S,., 70C OFF LABEL .J__.__ 7 VAR CA * N 3/$l TOMATO SOUP 10Y2 oz. PKG. {heou K 51c SCOTTOWELS tc DE 54crn SMOOTH N OIL q59 46 oz. KAL KAN14 oz. lóoz,JAR 8-CT. ' oz.;Ak RINGLEIS 9 oz, 87C 99C PETERPAN ORN FLAKES BUTTER PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING 12 ° 3 lb $1 ELLOGG'S............BOX 51C DICfl ......-CAN .99 MARVEL SANDWICH & 00 FRUIT DRIN DOG FO 9t 38 or. BTLE. ES E[II VF T TIDE*k6,Ci--GT. SUNSWEET.....BTLE-2-65C j1,1MBO BOX fOW All S 1 PRUNE JbICE Warning Day Care Class at Lyman Ifigh hool. r FRESH TENDER Night-d grrcn salad Meat loaf %ith Requefort sauce Pureed carrots I -rem participate in the Occupational products? .. FRESH byaileen "America," andclub chaplain Congregational Christian will be kosher Rough and cut semi-precious Rev. Kenneth Holt, gave the Polynesian style and there will sto rch, Park nes including opals, Jades, invocation. many door prizes. For emeralds, rubies, sapphires, St., on Feb. 22 from 5-7 p.m. at N-lighborhood 2 p L) ......... flaked potato , I To S YOU 1AV1 LOAVES FRIDAY - . BELOW U.S. #1 SIZE A BULK WHITE Poached °t7eacbi,s ng Senior Citizens Hold February Meeting Education Week. All across the Christmas Party for CDC Related Occupations at Lyman. home or 'Mama' Katie Corley, A collection of carved country FHA and HERO Feb. 11. Preceding the meeting Chinese jade, soapstone and chapters of Future the girls were treated to a tour scienite carvings from Russia Homemakers of America held of the Geneva Museum "ill be on display as well as a observancts focusing on the followed by a question an~ Inini-mountain of uncut genuine ( 91wme, Vocational Educaflon answer period on antiques. s. Reports of the Valentine Ball 1 Accorng to Cheryl Helser, troller ere gien and pI4tns for th chapter p president the Lyman Spring flush were discussed. New n HERO Chapter tic'tivities for flow responsive is the general a possible defect I the handle Mama Katie, who was selected the week included a Valentine Public to notification of connector of its earlier honorary Valentine Ball Party for the 14 children who po tential hazards in consumer strollers. BELOW ......58AGA"t Whipped potatoes chini •1 I (Vf WITH MARVEL REG, SLKED JUICE ORM POTATOES101.1 S.0~ WHITE A OREM MBWE IV by adeen Skillet turkey legs MENU a COUPON 32-oz. GAL. Chicken croquettes MENU SS DETERCE UAW" Carrot ulad MeD on a d, Darlene Mackey, Janine Meager, Ann Newma n and Sandra Org. Public Response Good BLE CH b aileen ME -- . secretary; Mary McDonough, children; delivery of 80 st uf fed treasurer ; Beulah Bratcher, toys, to Eatonville Day Care reservations After lunch, a business a small cost. , call Sadie Wolfe turquoise, etc., will be on meeting was held with me historian; and Cathy Allard. Center; participation in Donkey or Bea Bergsman before Feb. A tour to Busch Gardens will The second week in February recreation chairman, with Basketball game; Easter Egg 15. display and offered for sale, bership committee reporting was a special week for men including geodes, unusual membersh Rolonda Morey, public Hunt for migrant children; ip total was up to 2 UNDERWORLD go to Hadnsah rocks, minerals, decorator member& bers of Lyman Future relations. Medical Organizations. State Convention to be held at TroubIoFindnq Some of omemakers of America and items, jewelry, mountings and the ot he Discounts were offered to 0 M The Right Bra r Lan Sheraton Plaza Oi tando in tflome Economics and Related HERO Chapter activities In. April and a student-parent such. se nior Citizens by the owners of S,ie?. See Oc cu pations(IIEHO) Chapters. dude the i ns tallations held In Gamma Lambda Pe riodically during the day, the Sanford Specialty Shop and , That week, Feb. e. l5 was Octobe r; the sale of Memory banquet planned' iQ May>.. , trade skills in polishing, setting 114 Magnolia iOeurnma Maryland Fried Chicken, both National FIIA-HERO Week, in Mugs; D1sct meeting on Nov. Mrs. Zula McLeod is advise of Beth Sigma !hi he ld i ts stones etc.' will be demon- i °whom vere introduced by ( IMDERWRO conjunction with Vocational 9. with [,yrnan its host school; to HERO and Home Economics regular meeting in he t lovely strate. - - flash brown potatoes Feniale parLs will be played by: Martha McDonald, Mary the Motht-r; Jolene Brubaker, Ma Magdalene, Martha Hardwick, Claudia, wile of Pilate; Debbie Freeman, Mary of Bethany, and Dee Bawls, MarU Be thany. Other women are: Amy Berrien, Be th F reeman, Cathy Griffi th , Cynthia .. 38-oz. BOTTLE by adeen : 3 LB. BAG $2.89 OIL VEGETABLE Tea talents and boundless z~.crgy, the Job IS tnt:4ty inuch fulltime. Following "Take This Cup', the Players will The food By ELDA NIOIOI •• S Chuck Hardwick, Bob Meyers and Roby Sawyers, disciples; Fred Bukur, moneylender, and ei th Walker, Pontius Pilate. Authentic Ha wa iian dancing, Gem Show The f irst Ha performed by lone MayberIloffon. The Winter Park Mall Will depart 8 a.m., Feb. 11, and e Sanford Senior Ci th ti zens was Henry dukes Hawaiian School of sponsor a Gem and Mineral held O'Connor reported ret ur n at 6p m the sae day. recently in the Sanford pla ns to ob ta in bus servi ce for Dance and Knu's Brandt's Show on Feb. A bus will leave for U La ke 21 & 22 from 0 Civic Center with club Sanford Senior Citizens wer -8tud, •s well as a special a.m., e Wales Passion Piny March 20 at 9 p.m. Ical and president Jack Harrison still in the initial stages. guest vocalist will be part of the nationaltodealers will have items 2 p.m., and return.at 11 p.m. A full agenda of events was Interested members contact evening's entertainment. The of interest f rom all over the presiding. Music cha irman Mrs. Olive announced for the fort (liaverot G roup with their niale world and some of the country's hcoming Mrs.Doris Bagers. counterparts, will do scenes most outstanding thpidarts Pearce played piano selections weeks. Members are invited to a nd led the singing of a spaghetti dinner at the from South Pacific. will be featured. Herald corespondent - byaileen Corn sticks - Rolouda Morey 'T' . EIGHT O'CLOCK *Cra nrsnge chicken salad . MARGAR - CONTAINS RICH BRAZILIAN COFFEES F' Lyman FHA members fwlude (from left) Belinda CUM, Cheryl PLUS DEPOSIT INCLUDES • Baker, Chuck Fraasa, Directing the Players started out as a part-time venture for Anna Lea, but today, although she stil l volunteers her time, . PER PKG "SUPER-RIGHT" STICK -. r CHOPS 29 $1 :- John; Randy Cranmer and Troy Ray, centurions; Bob Rape, Lazarus; Price . •• - MENU Stein. The luau is the major fund raising event of the year. - - priests; Buddy Echols, Pe te r, Mike F' ts cra1d, thea tre fan and serves as technical director frr the Fellowship Players. present a melodrama, The Miracle Worker," at the Geneva May Day celebrations. They hcpe t hereafter to tour the area presenting all or part of this play. Their next vent ure is one of their most ambitious to date. The gr oup will ta ckie the smash hit musical r will be chaired by Mrs. Daniel tiques &ting back to the Civil War. C 9 TO It : BREAKFAST BACON %1ODAV . ........PKG ..... .. 89Y teaspoon prepared mustard. Stir in 12 cup( 2ounces crumbled Roquefort or Blue Cheese. -. - -. - WHOLFORBUTT HALF LB 88 - C A LGOOD BRAN ROQUEFORT SAUCE: Combine12cupsotweam 12 cup salad dressing and I 'I think you'll be pleasantly suprlsed by the play," predicted director Heard. "Although the players are young, they are ve' professional in their approach." The directo is young herself. A drama gradua te, she has a ba by daugh te r, and her hiband, Foreman, is a lso an avid seen an ador to Gamma iambda for many years, showed the girls the original The verot Group of the charter of Gamma La mbda Orlando Chapter of Hadassah which celebrates its 25th an. will hold a Jewish Hawaiian uiversa this year. IAlau March 1 at 8 p.m. at th e Refreshments were served, Altamonte Civic Center on and members toured Mama lngwood Avenue. The event Katie's home with many a n. S GNA I . -. 69 . ' 5Ff . 32 oz. 12 PKG inunit Jewisn Luau - LB. 09 MEAT OR BEEF AP .. - - rn*iivc 1RflIR coming to Sanford Saturday ' ' MALL BNE PC tombardo Show Club Notes ` 8TLES. Q tB4i.uv II I SUPER.RIGH ii' J FULLY V COOKED SMOKED mustard 1½ teaspoo ns salt ½ teaspoon garfic Sal t Guy 6 PK - "SUPER.RIGHr' BEEF BONELESS n n SflUULU K ROAST ' Ot1 r male 1d t ir ire: Reed Fraasa, Calaphas the Smith and Bill Young, ANNA LEA HEARD p _______ Chip high priest; Joe Baker, Pat erform the same moving Easter story which last year captivated their audiences _____ - ''SUPER-RIGHT" BEEF SHOULDER ARM BONE - Fellowship Players will MEAT LOAF WITH ROQEFoRTsA1rE McDonald and Anna Lea Heard, the ______ INIcusetrap." Playing the lead roles ci Jesus and Judas in Take This Cup," are Tom Under the direction of I __________ ' - for small children. Joyable evening All time 'ShouidGuyLembardonndhis number one hobby of boating favorites a re l isted one after Royal Canadians fall to play via h is Tmnpo yacht and Tempo another — I Wan t To Be Happy; Auld Lang Sync at midnight, speedboat from his Freeport, ura's Theme; Johnson Rag; New Year's Eve, a deep LI. home each summer, SAVE I YOU SAVE ' - There is a small donation ri I i nursery i pru ided -- - promises of a thoroughly en- written in Life Magazine: still actively pursues his _______________________________________________ ORIGINATES C 16 at 8 p.m. nightly. feature Lebert Leinbardo, The tt eening will wind up with aptured eery Important in Pianos, Lembardo Trio Auld Ing Syn c. speed boat trophy and he now and Kenny Gardner. A glance Of Imbardo's rendering of officiates at most important down the program gleans Auld Lang Sync has been speedboat even ts Lombardo YOU SAVE hristie's perennial favorite, ''The . .' - be a hi gh spot of the evening's extravaganzas He is also a The lombardo show will entertainment, and naturally, famed sportsman. having different ingredients such wheal kern nd garllc salt and also makes a tasty cold sandwich. talented young people in Sanford have been file Sanford Civic Center. - YOU SAVE uqiurt Or blue cheese sauce for a completely new meat loaf sensation. combination is ve. good hot after year Lombardo and lively Twin Pianos will rattle his Royal Canadians have bee n out Maple Leaf Rag and the vote d tops In official polls 9roup will chime in again Witt) among editors and the general Stagger L", Your C'heatin' public. cart an hilarious C But Lombardo is more n Song. nwrl} .1 iniitt.,l m'i.int he mtchtnsciturtl;iv ;it 8 in, iii list because of the mios1gi U flavor reca lls eve time it is se d. For a variation on such a standby, substitute some AL - the play just one week ago. In the Fall, the Fellowship Players will ta ke to the sta ge in Aga tha A band of inspired and become a legend in his lifetime. his Royal Canadians when Seminole Mutual Concert A&wiation presents the famed orc hestra leader and his 1 down from mother or grandmother. Such a handed o wn ' (iodspcll ' Anna en (mail> secured the rights to _2 J. -M 1heI1craldServkcs Everyone seems to have a favorite way to make a meat B JEAN PA1FON Women's Editor ' around the nAtion and the world vocal numbers to be performed despite the evidence on every l this way about the creator are surely Ifello Dolly! and calendar, the New Year had not ByAILEENCUIRE ___ er Lenten rama /ew 'ears come and go, but Th ir d Man Theme and Frankie ineasness would run through a u L.ombardo lasts forever d Johnny large segment of the American Certainly, his millions of fans anAmong the InOst Popular populace - a conviction that YO0 C AN S F F Fzns of meat loaf are legion. -- Concert Sponsors of "the sweetest music this side high Society. Instrumental really arrived. of heaven." favorites hilude When The ardo is one Saints Go Marching in, of the few individua ls ever to ' t he loaf. It often a faithful repetillon of a recipe handed - Wednesday, Feb. 19. 1975-nB - WIN WITH WFO S AV11'ul" os S AV1 Loaf WOMEN fd -,.- -- ----------= ---- --- . ------- _':'', =-':- -- ,. ..-= - ---'----"----''-.'-'--'- - i_ --— - - --------- - --- - -.--- - 17 �128-Evening Herald, Sanford, F l l2B-Eveningf4erg,j,,flfrdi 'Zoo IT B) JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor Wednesday, Feb it, 97 . It Now' Is SISTER Watchword !-- .~ . - . 1 5 1- - ._ - _ 1 " _ v .-, _- ",- I _ _ 1_1-.1 . _- _ i . I -_ I . 1-': 1_W '. ;7.-. _ I'1 -_= ~.,... _:_- -.__ -, , -,-_ ,..-, -1.-, ;,~ . I . I . I I -.-T_%-&VW" , f, . i_ L? -^ ej .~~."_--.= -. -._ ~i! ,--, -?"-A I n -i _ -~._~~r_ : 0 t "' "4 Jf t, :,r 44 i~ h 7 'r . t:.: -,, % _ - -I, - b , AY i " So in 1968 SISTER Inc. was the zoo. k -, --7 -~-* , - ,,, , A month later, they had been committed elsewhere ii ( i l _: zorganized under the presi1ency elicited a president of the new Zoological There was only one snag. The promise that the since the offer to support the Society, J. Of Irene IJrney. Its main project Pauheci Galloway vice rmitchlng funds were approved Q. -,, .,. ---. Family Foundation Sanford Zoo was not accepted is, president, For three whole yeart Itm was tile rejuvenation or would donate na and Mrs. Valerie for development of a park, not a IF ni --i pnnt-,, h, or all SISTER Club Inc. waej the thorn relocation of the old zoo. $20,000 needed to relocate the 2' in the flesh and the bane of th And while a zoo committee, Among the trustees were of Harna, volunteer fund raiser , . .. lies of Sai!ord'.g Cit) Corne SISTER (Sanford's Interested zoo, appointed by the City CornSarahs several members of SISTER, To Eneourage Stan Brock, and the Zoological SISTERS became regulars at mission, was working with imssioners . \__',. the including Margaret S Ganas, Society to raise the money for a wrote to the City Count) Commission meetings, arc hi But SISTER'S persistence Commission that they belie and Dr. Bean of Busch Dorothy A Powell, Vivienne zoo on a section of the large ved - ( ' paid Off. nagging, urging, demanding Gardens on newplans, on Dec.Sweeney and Ruth G Swinney. (lad b% Ignoring the zoo, Sanf ,. I. ord They circulated a petition 14, 1970, the Commission o(ed ,) If it weren't for the The Seminole County July 1, as letting a tremendous seeking 1973, was the official support for the zoo 4-1 to phase out the zoo by Oct. P aggressive efforts of this small Zoological Society with Its dedication of the Central potential lie dormant, and relocation project. They 1, 1971. but determined band of glowing prospects for th e Florida Zoological Park, and on Sanford urged the Commission to take sponsored a second contest, this women, there That's when the SISTERs probably positive action to improve th relocation of the Sanford Zoo Nov. 21 the Zoological Society wouldn't be a zoo in Sanford zoo and e time an art contest, "My really started to "Zoo it no w.,, was •fi,,. , finally launched — largely borrowed from three local the pitiful lot of the Favorite Animal in the Sanford They collected today. There certa inly wouldn't more than 2,000 through the efforts of the banks the $100,000 to be animals caged therein. / Zoo," which was matbe a spanking new Central ,-won by Audrey signatures of city taxpayers to staunch little band of SISTERs. ched by the The Conunission respond ed (f state, for the Temple, Dan Mcintosh and savethezoo,Ovcr500 telephone Florida Zoological Park under ) . -. with entliustasm and promises Theresa Clark. Severcl booster stages development of the park. -I construction on a 109-acre .1 'J calls were received by the local followed. On Jan. 22, 1973, tract of a brighter future for the zoo. the On Oct. 15, the Zoological May 1970, was a high point in radio station to save of virgin forest just west of the zoo, . the And SISTER set about doing SISTF:i1's drive day after Jack Hanna was Society purchased an additional city, for a better zoo At the time there as little Installed as zoo director, what it could to stimulate the 5.1 acres adjoining the park to the City Commission ap- over $30,000 in the "Zoo it now!" was the support and raise money for city budget County requested sIoo,uoo ecpedide road construction. proved a 14-acre SISTFR watchword. By site west of for relocation of the zoo, matching land and water A few weeks later, the City of they meant, do somethingwhich now upgrading or relocating the zoo. The Herald building for the new although many area clubs were conservation funds from the &r.ford donated / r $67,736 to the to rejuvenate or relocate (tie spo InnsApril, 1969, the club zoo site. Architect Eoghan raising moeny for the project. State to develop park on 104 ored an essay corn- Kelley was selected 7. logic Society. This was shabby old Sanford Zoo, to prepare SISTER began a "Save petition, "Why I Uke The Zoo," preliminary The acres west of Sanford at the one third of the money collected -plans. For 45 years the Sanford for area elementary school Zoo" fund and set about Junction of I and U.S. 17.92. from the sale of the 14 acres Then ' things started going organizing a Zoological Society Municipal Zoo had been an students. Winners were Is The request was approved May behind The Herald building institution in the city, and for at Pere ong. "Zoo Decision Drags on to help, fund the zoo. 16, arid z, Ann StonIer and Jeffrey the County procek(1 to '". for intended And on," read newspaper the original ! ca't the last 15 years of IL' Mc.uis. lh July of the same The ('rarzatiosIal inetirig purdase the land for 12,u0o. relocation site of t he -headlines, zoo. existance was took place April ), 1971, and . 't_____— in desperate year, through a variety of On April 30, the land was The n am e of th e society was SISTER received a crushing needof better caging a more shortly thereafter, at the first leased to the Seminole Co un ty changed from Seminole County money-making projects, telegram: funds from the election meeting, Dr. George room for the animals. SISTER had raised $1,5M Leading the drive for a new zoo were SISTERs (p, tm left) Zoological Society for 30 years to CentralFloridaZoological for Paulucci Family Foundat.ion W. Edwards was elected a t Margaret Gias, Irene Laney and Dot Powell, with (bottom, $1 a Year. Society on Feb. 67th Year, No. )57-- Thursday, Fchr:r 2). 1075 Sorc, Fktitjd "i-I"rlce iO Cents :- -:- —_ '•. I ' N0 Smoking' Memo Issued To S eminole County Schools o . - , - '. - I : -- — By El,) PRICKEVr herald Staff Writer provide a smoking area outside does not mention kin, health and other reasons For easily be flushed. the school building. dergartens. example, it's much easier to The policy, of course, And, for heal th purposes, one School Supt. Bud Layer sent The theory behind providing smoke marijuana in a has only to disallows any s.nokthgaJf0 out a smoking memo to all eiter a crowded smoking areas Is to keep bathroom than out in the open high or elementary schools, restroom full of cigarette it schools in Seminole County smokers out of bathrooms for since the offending __ "joint" can smokers to know why it's ting n pat be____ -'P , heal thier to smoke out in the no students under 18 will allowed to smoke . grounds during school hours or _— The court yesterday did not activities, grant Parker's request but layer's memo was sent on rejected his petition and gave ad'ñce from School Board Atty. - him 20 days to file an amended Doug Stenstrom and in 1 petition at which time it will be served on the defendants yesterday by Merle E. d named in the civil action. seeking a court order to "If the schools do tolerate prohibit smoking areas at I smoking _-, by minors, they are in Seminole High School. effect making it possible for ii -. Also, Stenstrom said Sheriff children to be summoned by the John Polk has asked Florida iT% law," Stenstromn noted. 'l Atty. Gen. Bob Shevin for an ,-' ., -h opinionconcernJngt he a.est 0( -. LOy, school board rnern')'i' ' ju%,en II 'I ''5' 'i' be ,[ hers Robert Feather, Date "tt j# ,j '7 'rnoklng 1o1mcaui Smnls. Allan KeethEC}j&per . ~__ __ =_. ¶ rr~~ - ~\ \ ~ z :. . . - I - "" :. -- 1, Ir,4. _VW - What To Say About ____ . P - ~~~ __ -.- Retarded Children A' DEAR ABBY: 'louchy Problem" asked whether she • - - should ask her friend about her severely brain-damaged child who was in an institution. Your reply: "Re kind. Don't bring up anything that right make your A. I - 4!4. - .. . --- Well, Maybe if you were on my husband, mXself and the - ; _. I 1' - :t DEAR , , I L v— PE y it liLt - - -- 4''% VI% is# beibre Do you know the most important th ing you should do before picking fruit? . Or pruning your tTee? ~ . And check carefully to see ilthere are any stray branches touching power lines. -I- - __.1 This simple precaution could save you from possible Injury. Yousee,ifa hnchofatreeshouIdcomejn - .~_. -._~-. 0~ . - - - ' A __ 1.w __. ~I . I 1~ . ;:X- =& .7~ . - .. If .' . yt)u or your pruniq t(Vishould come ClOsC tO tile point of contact — well,that could result in an unhappy accident, '9 / -/ -- - A -.-- contact %vitha power line, the tree could bt, come charged with el ectrici ty. If cither -M" _~- - - . . - - -. - - - - - - - --. -J ., _~i - ,,-- 1_~' - - p J - -, 14W '.:. -: - - - 11 I . ti1 1 CLEARS Ilarvest(Irne,j( look RED EYES - FAST - A gentle mist... ... , ___ _______ it not an aerosol ,- te1ore you reap. o you by FlorIda Pover & I i}t i' a puhlt 'ei '. ausc serving the public is really what we're here for ' 0 799 - Ikctrkity [s ipowvrful srazu. hespcct ,t. AVAILABLE AT r14; 1-i I - 'i.t:UiEi -- - '-- --- -- — '-' - . :1 - — -- - 11 41 _ -_ - .' . .- -- _,- -fl---.__ .. Jr., Mrs. Pat Telson, and Lfllle High PrincipalDn __ -._ - '- "may" Summon students, but Polk is seek'ng an opinion whether or not he actually has that power. "No student under the age of 18 is permitted to smoke on school property during school hours and or school activities, Age 18 or over will be regulated in accordance with school board policy. :—' -_— _2' -- r'e -T - -,' ' - - -. -- defendants. The suit asks the courts to _ _______ - _________ ..____ . -. _ ' _ .' order the defendants to "cease and desist to operate a 'smoking area' orpubucf1® property."Also, it asks school - ficfals to stop "encouraging, -- - advising and counseling juveniles, 15 to 17 years of age, amrn i Of fi cials said today that U county fire men STU . i '.iu#nis BBORNLr'5I&'i-. L A NDF IL L used two pumpers, a to smoke cigarettes and to tanker, woods truck and bulldozer In a 12-hour battle to extinguish openly flout the criminal law." several acres of burning tires, 10-feet-deep in some spots, at the FIRE county's Sanlando landfill. Fire units finished th eir job at 3 -. a.m. Stenitrom said he hones "Violations of the above by ...t.. . iei or bnsc through t he fire any student that Laycr s memo wili prevent in billowed thick black smoke at times over nearby H. Officials said need for any further arrest and prosecution", the dump caugh t fire yesterday when a brush f legal acspread to the ion. area Ignift the tires and trash, which Pollution control Officials say is to be covered with dirt by June at the closed landfill near School board policy says that "The school systemand refuse transfer and vehicle fcUou s high school principals wSo tations on North St. off (sherUfj Polk are most anxjoi allow smoking at schools shall iHeraldPboby Bob IJ) to work sthin out that _________________________ ___________________ complies with the law," he said. EXTINGUISHED _e_i_...i_.., egis lators OK L san NonmPart* B'6 11 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer State Sen. John Vogt, will not permit the Port Bill Kercher of the county the next month to six weeks, delegation chairman, voted for Authority to go countywide in planning department said a the bill, addi ng however th The request for funding noted at he Its Industrial development prapplicauon for the funding the ,,innovative-, rogr ALTAMONTE SPRINGS would vote for p am of The Seminole Legislative if Rep. Vince reconsideration program. He said If the port has been submitted to the U.S. providing countyside planning Fechtel, absent property is expanded by Delegation last night approved frorn the meeting. wished t Department of Housing and through a cooperative effort of o a bill proposed by the Seminole discuss it at the March 5 acquiring conUguous property Urban Development and a final the governmental units of an amendment to the act would application County League of Women hearing in Ca.cselberry, will be submitted in Seminole Count y. be requireti. Voters to make fut ure elections of the school board and school Vogt questioned whethernon.The delegation unanimously partisan superintendent elections non-partisan, will result in continued ty wealthier and fewer candidates dinating the technical coor- C I.ittle objection was offered to since backing from the pol'tical committee for the I comprehensive land planning the proposal after a league parties will not be available, act as an on-going committee to representative noted that 68 per cent of the voters in !n other action, the delegation carry out and help implement November election approved approved legislation clarifying the law. The committee, — ou n S Airport Hearing I the concept, carrying all 49 the Seminole Count), Port chaired by Sanford City Seminole Count county precincts. Manager W. E. (Pete) Cornui Authority's industrial bonding Cleveland to discuss the powers. Knowles, has representatives of missioners have set a March 8 need for such The change was endursed last regulations. At oy date for a public hearing to the time, Cleveland told them nIghtbytheSeminolcLeag 0f examine a Authority Attorney Bill seven Seminole cities - proposed "Seminole that zoning restrictions in. club and organization members, Mrs. Gat. chelcameoutofretirementafterherhusband countywide school advisory conunittee, Fechiel Visits Of the school board n Michael Szs..iyog of the sta te Department of Community ordinance, were necessary in order for the Airport Au thority to qualify for The Board would govern fede ral f undatojtune 0f$173 Affairs, said his department is million for airport State Rep. Vince Fechtel (R* suPPOrting a move by (hind) Feather said they Leesburgi has invited the county planning depart the Ujilding heights and lighfing ment sours, on the county land provement costs are favored partisan elections public to meet with him for mmd endorsed by the CA1O near the Sanford Airport. while Davie Sinis said to see coffee. Danish, and disc at $2.3 Ilihlion, usslOn Council of Local Governments good men or women eliminated at 2:30 to 4:30 this afternoon at to acauire Several months ago, com. -------1300 AflA in. fivi,rn1 ....i.- -- to ---.--cuntess occause Of- political the Cavalier mci in a worn their o Motel, U.s. 17-92, funding to Implement the session with Sanford airport zomng brd party affiliation was tragic. city of. as part of the qualification for Sanford. planning act. ficlals and Airport Manager funding "- - ~ ~~~ tt Around the Clock ........ .. 4A School officials pIar to ask of court action in 1970. Bridge department said he and his the reunty a.-.tl night, black lu te pa rents In the La ke 88 black coiiuswmilty leaders today If his proposal is turned superiors still are evaluating leaders spoke in favor of the Orienta area, Calendar ...................5A to join with them and submit down, the school board attorney the question and should have an Classified ............... boycott and in opposition to a School officia l-, plan to phase GB78 the Rosenwald question to the said he will advise School Supt. answer sometime today. school decision to close Rosen- out Comics ..................... Rosenwald, which blacks 88 U.S. Justice Department for a Bud Layer that "he is Yesterday, he said there Is a wald and bus its students to say is a part of Cr ossword Puzzle .......... 611 ruling, the area's responsible for enforcement of good chance that the depart- Casselberry Dear Ahoy.................8A Elementary. cultural heritage, and turn it awaiting decision, the law with respect to parents ment will not While Dr. Iinib launch a probe as 6\ School Hoard Atty. Doug Additional meetings have tfltti a ct'riter (or tLifldicapped keeping children out of school." has been widely reported by tle been scheduled Editorial ................... today, One is at children. 0 Stenstrom said the school "if the boycott is net lifted, news media. Horoscope ................ 7A children "can go back to school 7:30 p.m. in the Allen Chapel Blacks have vowed not to give Ilk' responsibility falls back on Miffed black parents have A.M.E. Church in Sanford. Hospital ...... .... .5A pending advisement." up the school. They say the 48the su perintendent," he said. deci ded L continue th Obituaries - -. .............. 5k cott e boy The b ing of t us he students to year-old school Stenstrorn and other Layer said he is seeking at the Altamonte Springs Casselberry may pose a tended facility has been at. SpOnti by blacks 1B2B officials were gearing for a 3 "some resolution of the facility and for support Is being problem Television ..................613 since Casselberry generations and has become a p.m. meeti ng today with black problem. I hope some so1uUon dI'wnnled.up for a countywide residents charge it is illegal to tieasurel part of their cornWomen' ................8A.9A community leaders to try and of the problem can be ac- boycott of Seminole schools bus the 211 black children past munity. reconcile the controversial complished." Layer's action beginning Monday. other schools en route to %%'F:T1IEIt Instead, they ha ve suggested Rosenwald Elementary School will depend on the length and A flyer prepared by the Casselberry from Rosenwald. Yesterday's high 85 low this boycott and subsequent call for cevr'r'y of the Iocatirnthehan.ap,p,i boycott, he said. &aij,k Neighixirhood United tenstrom said he is checking at morning f7. There was 19 of an a countywide boycott of all another location, or Upping Meanwhile, a U1. Justice Council on behalf of the cooç- into the legality of such a move, thee Inch of rain yesterday, Con at Rosenwald by Seminole schools. Department official in Wash- dinating cvmnmittee for the That action came as a result of bringing in additional students. siderable cloudiness tonight Sten.ctrom said he will ask the lngton postponed for another Seminole black boycott urges the' adoption by the board of a and part!) cloudy Friday. A black leadership to join school day h1s decision on whether The Lake Orients parents or communities to support -Lake Orients Plan" which wanted a chance of walk-in school. And, showers. Highs In the officials and submit tile not to investigate the Rosen- school boycott and calls the called for the busing of blacks the schoci board lower 80i and lows In the $Os. question to the Justice Depart. wald situation asrequested favoreil their by a Rosenwald closing harsh, to Casselberry instead of Lake plan Complete weather details page over Layer's and over 0 lithe decision to ment to see Rosenwald spokesman. Burt unjust and racially motivated. Orients as Layer had proposed. proposal submitted by 5A. cljse Rosenwald is in violation Dougherty, an attorney for the blacks In At a series of meetings over The plan was submitted by a "minority white paper." ' ) ' J . I AL__ Blacks Asked To Halt 13 oy )ndex This safety message has been I)rought I Women's Circle.She has been on the board of directors of the Seminole County United Fund since 1964 and secretary for 11 years. M- GteI Is also active in the Greater Sanford amber of Commerce, serving as a director, on the membership committee and the Ladies' Civic and Community Affairs Committee. She was a director of the Good Samaritan Home Building Fund and was instrumental In securing a 4,000 grant from t he Washington Foundation for the establish. ment. Her family has assisted greatly in furnishing the home. As a member of the Chamber Beautification Committee, Mrs. Gielow has seen the upgrading of Memo rial Park and old bandshehl Oil the Sanford lakefront, and the landscaping of traffic islands at the junction of Park and French Avenues. She is currently involved in developing a scenic walkway along the lakefront as part of Seminole County's Bicentennial celebrations. Mrs. Gielow is a director of Seminole Mutual Concert Association; on the Advisory Board ef the Salvation Army; a staunch Get out the Vote supporter and involved with Seminole County Mental Health Association, Finally, asameniberof the Wofllan'sClub of Sanford, she has served as conservation chairman and Community Improvement Project (ClP) chairman. The Woman s.f the Year Award is made in honor of Kiwanis Club benefactr Roberta Gatchel, j • ,. publi ci ty chain and in the BUCSS was present to accept the Woman of the Year (lied to continue earning her living as a banner which will be displayed in the caterer. Particularly Impressed with the Woman's Club House. work the Kiwanians were doing for children, trs Gielow's contributions to the Sanford she left the club a handsome bequest. Part of community are legion. She fir.it came to thiF the Kiwanis Club uses in its scholarshi Sanford in 1957, and is a member of the First loan program and projects which benefit PresberjanChurchwhere she hasscr'ed ns under-privileged children. Were doing all we can to keep your trees free of our power lilies. But )fl1Ctiflie nature has a way of creating its own problem. If you See a tree dangerously near a power linc,do' take chances. ("all u Well tell ', ou wJ'g to do I Rcmetnhr, whether Its pruning time or NEW -. Maria Perez, Also, Mrs. Dottie Karns, president of the Woman's Club of Sanford, ,lx4 iis.- LIUUK. '.'i.- - 10 ByJEANpArtEu Women's Editor Mrs. Winifred (Bill) F. Gielow was honored by the Kiwanis Club of Sanford when she was presented the Roberts Gatchel Woman of the Year Award for 1975 at the club's Annual Awards Lun. cheon in the Sanford Civic Center. "I am just ovetwhelmed," said Mrs. Gielow, upon accepting the handsome viig,ldved plaque. "1 kd thiS 13 the most covetted women's awa rd In Sanford and my appreciation goes to my club (Woman's Club of Sanford) and to the hundreds of people who have helped me in my community efforts,., in particular, for his help, encouragement, pa tience and endurance, my thanks go to Walter Glelow," Presenting the award was chairman of the KiwRnis Awards Comm.11tee, Bob Daehn, who with committee members Phil Rush, Ralph A us tin Smi th , Ernie Cowley and Bill Frassa, made the selection from eight nominations. These nominations were made by Woman's Club of Sanford; DAV Auxiliary 30; Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce; Seminole County Unit, American Cancer Society; Norman deVere Howard Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy; Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club; SISTER Inc. and American Legion Auxiliary Campbell Leasing Post , Guests of honor at the awards luncheon were former Woman of the Year award winners Irene Laney, Valerie Colbert, r But s0nict irrics you don't close to the point Of Contact. Under certain conditions, such as wet weather, the electrical current can 110%%, through the tree likesap. And you Couklgct a shock from just touching - I Mrs. Gielow Named Woman Of The Year j ,A Look ~ ~ . Mn, WIJ4 (Bill) Gie low accepts Woman of th e Year Award from Bob DieM,, chairnan of Kiwanis Club Awards Committee TV' -J the tobacco - = designated for consumption of i , ,-,- -_-- I A -. 4 T 4*? i :1 ! P 1, - - --A=hf--- ~ ~ PUZZLED: You are thousands ci parentsw thank wise to wonder, Marital YO" fr coming out of the Dark relations are not conajde Ages, and spreading a li ttle "sIui"by th eCathoUc church sImsne for families of the The parish priest surely handicapped, this, Insist that your husband A MOTHER discuss this with the bishop. If WHO KNOWS your husband refuses, he needs DEAR MOTHER: Another to see a doctor — and so does mother who vkws the situation th e parish pri est. And you from your side of the fence should see a lawyer! wrcte with the perfect solution: DEAR ABBY: May I please DEAR ABBY: Two of our use your column to say four sons are In a residential something I've been wanting to facility for retarded children, say for years? When friends ask me how my Dear People: two normal children are, and Leave me alone. I'm hanfail to mention the two who are dicapped, and it shows. Don't retarded, I assume that THEY ask me: -,What happened to are uncomforta ble with the your legs? Don't ask me: subject. so as a kindness to "What happened to your armTH EM I don't mention th e s?" Don't ask me: "What retarded boys. But oh, how I happened to your face?" Don't appreciate those' who ask about ask me anyth ing! all four boys! And I mean YOU. Don't I think [be best way for Unit: "She dom,t mem me. friends to handle the situation is I'm asking orgy because 1,m to as "How are ALL your conceed." children?" Then take their cue No, you're not, You're just from the response. I && sensitive clod U you question DEAR ABBY: I am a me after reading this. And I'm Protestant who has been telling You you're a clod L~e married to a Cat holic for six next time you bo ther me, inanths, it seems tL-t my Jmt leave me alone. Leave u husband considers sex (normal all alone! The next time you see sex, that is) a mortal sin, a handicapped person, just He goes to confession once a keep your mouth shut! week and tells the priest Thank you for printi ng this, everyt hing that happens in our Abby. I hope this stop s some bedroom, and I do mean strangers from harrasslng us. EVERYTHING' Please, no name or location, He tells me that the priest Sign me. saysthatiarnasour05j HADIT him! WITH CLODS All this is affecting our DEAR HAD IT: Wow! 'That's marriage. I feel that there are (cHin' em! - TL~ - ..H1kM4 * . I ue snuanon avoid my husband in all physical contacts as I do not We have a retarded daughter, wish to be cons idered a source but we never mention her, for of sin to anyone. I am a very fear of making our friends decent person. uncomfortable. However, when Before any children are people ask about her, we are conceived, do you think I should delighted, and will talk as long continue in this marriage? as they care to listen. PUZZLED - . _________ '%- s1% 7"91- 7-,. .: ':,•4 • better. Please print this letter, and -".i ',, :b ..n,.,..., .t.a_ti_ ____________ . -- By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN felnn,l -. ~ . .,)—;'-" , - - - - -:•"- - - - - _________________ _______________ -. ________ 11 __________ ______________ __________ ___________ _________________ AN ORANGE 8-BALL? Mark Webster, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Webster, 205 Homewood Dr., Sanford, found this orange on a tree In his yard early this week. Imprinted on the Orange *11s 9 Perfect figure '11'. Although the orange is perfectly round, we doubt If young Webster a cut' and use it In a i'iendIy game of pool. will chalk up i 2 � 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 19, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a634477e77ec4e098af29b412648b923.pdf 1e9f2d6552f40a210b9f3ee29d5f6903 PDF Text Text LEISURE __ Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. — . 4 Herald's Monday. Feb. 17, 1975-48 , — (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live - Tomorrow 1:00 (2. 1) Tomorrow Show Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What ' s My Line (I) World At War (9) Let's Make A 1:00 (2) MORNING Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunri s e Semester (6) (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 (9) (35) The Baron (9) $10,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The Big Am America (44) Uniscope 8:00 (6) Captain (44) Dinah A: -10 (6) Perry Corno (13) Wesleyan Singers Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxcd 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (28,44) Movie Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (6) Price 6 Right (9) Movie (44) Leave it To Two Wheels (35) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity (35) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) Orson Welles (24) Man And I (35) Mayberry RFD Environment Beaver 3:30 (2. 6) How To Survive 1*...,..'. (44) Father Kr ws Mcdfcat C.cr.er (9) Cribe 13 Din f-ip (24) Washington I Fortu:i,. (6) Gambit (44) Green Are Straight Talk I!30 U C H (1 I. 0 A I) S B N 0 W T H it i i; W0UMNICSIUII (44) Phil Donahue (2. 8) Hc!!ywood it K U it M (9) Brady Bunch (33) Florida Lifestyle 11:55(6) News (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Of Entertainment (24) CaptIoned News (44) The Fugitive Culture E .1 U v o [ EAp0N jB M S C SC D N 0 E N S R IS A £ U C B S U I W N H AFTERNOON UIIAGKDUNMNNRAKLAOOG 12:00 (2, 64) News (6) YOUflg And Restless CIARQUBSODUEMBEKPBRU s M s I 1Q I G B I U B Q 1 0 M A II T 0 0 II ASISBi tngivctjoni hi, hidden names listed below $PPW f%W$Sd. bEkd ", ' 'ar"By in the livule. FM sub I-, ItIddeal nu.m &W box If in "11 i *,owal ARQUEBUS CATAPULT i-5:3i CBS "Its a Mysifry, Barrett, swws up to spread Charlie Brown" Snoopy and his some choice tidbits tonight. IILOWC('N engaging little friends are back, George Carlin, klnii of the nowthis time faced with a mystery. people comics, also visits. Who stole Woodstock's nest? 8.10 ABC THE ROOKIES Prime suspect turns out to be "S.W.A.T." This two-hour Charlie Brown's sister Sally, special edition will serve to rftossnow FLINT LOCK UIA'NDFRHU4S flOoMF:IIAN(; ML!SI(FT Tomorrow: F SPI:AU " TOMAHAWK I)i*e who shows up in science class introduce a new series HOROSCOPE with a "prehistoric" bird nest. officially premieres next week. But other thefts shift evidence. The regular rookies — Webster, 39 NBC THE SMOTHERS Danko and Owens — the gossip columnists, Rona the Special Weapons and i acüc unit -.WAT izd - - by I.A. Hondo Harrelson, played by Steve Forrest. who will star in the new series. Producers hope tonight's show will whet vie w ers' appetite for "S.W.A.T." with a story about how the special unit rescues tenants of a luxury apartment building being held hostage by armed robbers. Leslie Nielsen - Is the gang leader. Other guests featured are Arte Johnson De'r Mills, flarbar,i Rh arid Marsha Hunt. I 4 I I .,, .. fidentlal nature will open to add to y our resources, TAURUS April 20-May 20) Don't be hesitant to ask favors From friends In a position to help. However, request nothing more than you would if the roles were reversed, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Something profitable will come to you through one of your associations. it will be in payment of a service you've ')AUIi IAflIU'i(I'40%'. ZJ-Vec. are optimistic and dctive. dealing.; with those of the op. LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22 A posite sex, especially if you turn higher value than usual will the charm on full-blast. now be placed upon your talents -. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19) I.. L.... - - price- , UCI5 il op pi' tor someone is going to give you what you have to offer, something for your home that ViRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) A he no longer needs, You'll have big decision you'll make will be just the right spot for it. ,.. , _. *%. ; . x - . %i II 730 YARD' ':33 tYI.m II !i1JJ T_T N~ I ~ I I ~i I Rateo X "THE FAMILY" - - 29 lequlor $ I 3p(rtoIl'(IPf1Vflot.h(d rr- i L- " Vdue .. -1111111- GOOD ALL DAT TIL P.M. FRI 4 SAT.. IlL ISP lt$FrrØi ATC (HI &y 11571 F will kindle enthusiasm In others when you discuss your ideas. example, Malcolm tells of the partying ways of life the intIabitant lead on their jsi.and32 miles out In Lake Michigan. _________________________ -- ... :.' '--.... -- -.#' ' ' 4'Y.' - ' - "..- -- ' - -- - --- - t / . 4 ". .• $ rI.3.__•, r'- - . '' " 1t -• '' - - - I7 /,t f. " Appliances, Taster's Choice.. 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SCH OO L ______ _________ __ ___ ne . from 5 feet to 9 feet before packaging plant can he con. strutted, Index 4A • . 411 Calendar ...................5A Around the Clock Bridge • - • . -- Classified Comics ib -. 8-9A 411 Crossword Puzzle .. _ -.10A that revenues collected by the port from the packaging plant will cornpliiiicnt the mitmcs tuulleeted tJ the lease. Ltji.y - flm Officials said the draperies were ignited in three Milkman Francis R. Dunleavy, of Orlando, were entered ir another school burglary and desks investigations, a portion of the building. Deputies said the building was entered by Arsonists apparently started a fire early today Head xv-rth of Dike Road in south Seminole. Mrs. Allen told Deputy R. E. Pritchard that she at English Estates Elementary School, Oxford Head, Fern Park, to try to cover up a burglary, breaking a glass door and the dispensary, cafeteria was sleeping at her daughter's home next door office, administrative offices and teachers lounge when she was awakened by a "popping noise" and sheriff's deputies said, were entered by kicking in doors. School officials looked out a window to see her home in flames. Seminole County firemen extinguished three were checking today to determine if anything is Officials saht cause of the fire was not immediately flaming chairs in a teachers lounge and mid the fire missing From the offices, determined. I .4 - ., ' i __- -_ - .. - COMMISSION HONORS HERO Robbe Sheriffs deputies today were Airport - .. _.,_ By ED PRICK Eli boycott is still on and black Health. Education and Wfare Herald Staff Writer leaders are still meeting to 'HEW) has also been urged to State officials say school work out the mechanics, join the probe, but nothing has officials in Seminole County "We still have plans for a been heard from that agency. ou1d either obtain court orders countywide boycott and the a gai nst Individual black Rosenwald boycott will eonleadeis or bring suit against tinue indefinte1y," Gadson a -,) protesting Rosenwald said, adding that an exact date Elementary parents to end the for the boycott will be set as boycott at the Altamonte soon as reports are in from Springs facility, black leaders across the - "We have discussed all county. . possibilities with the school State officials say court orlrd attorney and we'll be ders could be brought against r.:.iking T SOfl1C recom- Individual black leaders or u ndations forthwith," School . against the Sou th Seminole -S upt. William Layer said. Committee for Progress, of Meanwhile, protesting which Gadson is president. , ,.. -hosenwald parents continued Layer did not say which, if any, Ift their marching and boycott at of the state options will be put the 48-year-old school today, into motion here, with ont> three children Gadson said he is still X showing up for classes which awaiting word From the U.S. normally are populated by 211 Department of Justice which Seminole County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. preserd children in kindergarten has promised an investigation c ommendation award to 17'yraroId Joe Perry today. Perry was through fifth grade. into the transfer of black honored for risking his life to save an elderly Sanford woman According to black students from their community trapped In her burning home Feb. 8. spokesman James Gadson, the school to Casselberry possibility of a e5untywide Elementary. Plans are to turn Rosenwald into a center for handicapped children. Yesterda)' Layer was checking with state officials to set what they advise. After the , check, the school superin- Beating Probed A 49-year-old Lake Monroe probing the reported beating man was in county jail on $8,000 The boat d also accepted and the incident In a Sanford of- Mill Machine, IM Brown Ave and mostly sunny with n chance Sanford, Officials said the the neminatwos for (mcer. Ackerman told investigators scrap, taken from a storage new officers which are Ilinford, that after the blue ear forced area outside the firm's bul1dIn annroi.rI Wednesday. Highs in the mid 80; and lows in the mid 60;. Complete weather Ed Ulackshcre, secretary; Rod ('able, assistant secretary; and duiull on page SA. I)iufl Jackson, treasurer, of showers reported television sets, taken from their business. musical iastruilient amplifiers, tendent met with School Hoard Atty. Doug Stenstrom to map block wall .separating the two burglars I.,yok an ,ouletermined charged ,.... Deputy W. Jackson Starr, ,. . _ l officials with amount cit he.'r arvi wji. , ,, ''"4 na ti0. break-In at a tavern tit i. inls in ie j'stfre 'cpa-t11h St. and $2V0 in tools when flieflt id sa they were Interested Jamei Wpgner, vice-chairman; his %ehicle to a stop two black west of Sanford just off SH-49. who discovered the burglaries two county school board .-- ----.- Committee Goa l s Set -' Dear Abby .............111 Officia!s at Anierican Legiop Out -';Ilme type of strategy. In other action concerning androbbery rry of a Wonderlimke, bond today charged with lewd drums and kitchen utensils Post 183, Lakeview and [)r. Lamb • .. . -.......... 8A The sign-carrying picketers Say-More, SCOPA attorney Ill,, motorist who was forced off assault upon a child, valued at $1,400 Editorial ..................4A were taken in a Division Sts., Fern Park, marched around the school in Sheriff's detective George burglar)' at his home. Horoscope ................IQA William Hutchison reported to SR-46 east of Sanford early reported two 19( Springfield protest of the school board Hospital ....................SA the board that Comflank of today by three men in a light fingood said Herbert Walter Burglars made off with an rifles, three Masonic Jewels, a decision 1') bus their children blue auto. Obituaries .................51 Casselberry is processing a Wchrwetn was arrested last undetermined amount of sword anda Masonic altar cloth out of the school which they say Gene Ackerman, 55, was night in connection with an clothing from the Slack Shack, were Sports ...................8-lA taken in a burglars, ac' Is a cultural heritage and a loan for the port of $175,000 for treated at Seminole Memorial assault on a 12-year-old boy, SR4 and Mc5iawk St., after cording to a report by deputy Television .............IQA locating 10 additional storage Hospi treasured part of (1w b1ac Deputies today were probing prying ta l for lacerations of the open a door ('I'ltfl3flUnity Women's ----- -- - --- - --- --at the ad- Clarence H. flraecklin. tanks of the oil company at the head, arms and upper body, the theft of 3,000 to 5,000 pounds joining Swim.N-Stuff shop and In the request for the inport, police said, after he reported of stainless steel scrap from smashing a hole in a concrete Sanford police today reported vestigation. black 1eders %'FTIIFU Yesterday's high 87 loss this morning 61. Continued warm Hubbard reported that five places, possibly with a cigarette lighter, but ignition reported the fire after entering an adjoining pried open and ransacked. cl last nikht's ) imr'-us'ii1y cafeteria to deliver milk RI 4"i api T'lepiitiv, ejd ',,c.-r ws v County Fire MminLctrntnr Gary Kjaisar aI4 n determined. •-.>.. ' ire .arshal Ernest L'UIIIeaVy first noticed trie cafetet 't no,' i .'.' iii .,riy mc.uiin f.:e J'..yi rr'mn.s el t:c Wright is assisting local authorities in the arson br(,ken into and then saw smoke spreading nrough frame twme vf Mrs. Pearl Alleft off Ttucawilla - SCOPA Administrator Jim Ryan said 4 -Yar-OId - incident didn't disrupt today's classes at the school. classrooms at Milwee ,Middle School, Longwood, - k Say-More will have tc0Pe Ilattawav asked the board If approximately $150, ______________________________ raising the level of the 2.8 acres 7 1W ouikiing and turned in tte waintalnel to the single room. Officials said the fire alarm. ___ q . questioned. newly organized Veterans of War Post 5405 of Winter Springs. From left, Post Cdr. Jack Schraff, Assistant Principal Leroy Johnson, 18th Dist. Cdr. Jack Burns, State Chaplain Bob Dysert, and Mayor Troy Piland. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Arrest Of " -. .1 •• _ The new Winter Springs Elementary School was presented a beautiful new I by :2 foot U.S. Flag by 'i"'" - "what's $3,X) going to be Oil Tenmnals Inc., for 2.8 acres worth 10 years from now?" of land at the port For con- questioned Hattaway, who structionof a lube oil packaging suggested that a cost of living plant. rate increase might be included the lease, which is the second in the lease. leasing agreement between But other board members Say-More and SCOPA, provides stated that the purpose of the for a f.aimnary IS-year term with port was to entice industry into .-?'-'1.. subsequent five year options, the area. Sav.More officials now will 'The port's not here to review the lease agreement. compete wi th private in- The primary term does not dustry," said Toll) Binford, who call for any increase In lease was elec ted the new board cost, a condition which board. chairman last night. -member Mike liattaway also was pointed out that It because of some problem wi thin the neck vertebrae, it may be necessary to correct _----•,_ F _- ' - U A- _ - A_ ,;. "15 years wasn't a long tim e without an increase." ByMICKEYIOCHRIDGE - - I-= - .. -4 - Court Could Be Asked To Settle Boycott Issue lease requested by Say-More respori.sit;e job where I must be that. sharp at all tImes. liii seldom Usually people like you hnN absent, some other underlying problem Other than the neck I'm in and temporary relief of the ' perfect health, but I am vain. I muscle spasm helps only a little hate to have people ask me while unless the underlying , what Is the matter with my cause Is corrected. .-'--- -L 4 - I --- -- P. , iff ti" "f 1. • - / - '' because of it,3 role in a IWO males demanded his money and was valued at $600. while on routine patrol, said maintenance trucks were CU' desegregation suit involving beat him before taking his Clarence Samuels. of 504 owners o! the Swim-N'Stuff tered in a compound at 410 W. Seminole ('otirty, ' u.'drth 't s allt't with S75 csh Marker St , Altjmuntt, Spru: , -hip re;'ott t'tl notlOnI'. '5 The . rt Uk n, : .'. - X t~~ ~- "IN 1 tC 4 - - .1 fXt L-.' / ri if RA\IU\I) III V1 If 1 . .j' JP -flj: '. - W -- • gr~ '' . - - ,,,-,!~V ,-,,_!r r,,. r-; I—.; I - 7 ! --it ,,,. ,. - IT.-- —,, 0~__ -k - — R 0" i Lft - Bennett said, We met there and Campbell went through a '- Ek -Ra ,. charge - Expected revenues for the Authority (SCOPA) last night port per year on the lease are gave its stamp of approval to a approximately $3,500. in my condition, and IF the muscle spasm is actually it made me a nervous looker) Into. ' -. - -& their arrest Jan. 9 herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Port A what you might need from a you walk means this needs to be . - t, I. -# . a .. # _ . A -; . Say-More Lease 'Gets Port Okay therapist was recommended physical t herapist. The Firsi' and I went to him for a number Important thing to find out is 31 visits. This summer, tinder a what is causing the muscle new doctor, I had 10 acupunc. s pa sm, if that is what you really lure treatments. There was no have. years it is 'lot going to be easy for anyone to do much about it. :• -_A 7 ._ - q A, W1 7) Detention cvner following his arrest nearly liveextinguished the fires. There were no injuries hours after the 1 a.m. blaze today that damaged a reported. second floor teachers' lounge, Mrs. Irene l)emski, school housemother, told Police said the boy was charged with two counts police today she heard someone leave the building of First degree arson in connection with the lounge and get Into a ear near the building moments before lire that started in a wooden rocking chair and the Scott Abrahams observed a "hin layer of smoke" DEAR DR. LAMB — For the past 10 years I have had a condition known as wry neck (it was explained to me as a ) muscle spasm), where my head hangs to the right of my neck with a constant ache. I ha ve been to very compe tent or. My suggestion would be to see thopedic doctors, and five years a good specialist in physical ago they put me in a hospital In medicine. He can use the Intraction for 10 days. When I formtbon from the orthopedic cri me home my condition, if specialist and also prescribe It might be that you are one or This condition both ers me those people with a short leg. Iflostwheniamwalking(flb These people rially effort) and when I am whole spine, inc willnghave 11w ludi the neck, driving my car. canted out of position like r Do you have anything at an to crooked stack of dominoes. The suggest in order to straighten neck is held In an abnormal my neck? This Is really getting jtjm to ccinte for the Inc down. Poor alignment beginning from DEAR HEADErt-Since you the bottom of the spine up. The have had the problem for 10 faj that you ha trouble when . 1 - *J Both nigh ts the appr('ximately 55 students The youth was turned over to Division of Youth housed in adjoining dormitory wings were Services authorities at the Sanford Juvenile evacuated as a safety precaution while firemen neck. 39 40 :I 4 r ... , I :. 1 d it store building. Tile state dropped a grand larceny k"enuesr erii wre, I'm in my mid- and have a IF •... By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. anything, WItS a radio and some tools Bennett, 30, of 113 Country Club ('irch, also pleaded guilty _ - _3 j I ford notice have - arr..jsai1 tL..venr..4d fire e-I.......•.....1.,,. •a.e J. ,. , ... juvenile en arson charges after . fire w~~t for the sch(4,1,3 eria (in the ground floor. Officials second night in a row at the Sanford Naval estimated damage from the two blazes at "several Academy Junior -Sch(*I. CAery and Mellonville , theusand dvIlars." I OD i v-" Wk ..V. P f, x.9 -1~ ,'. k "5 ' Im SecondSNA c hange I1 - 12 /"k F' I In the shed and later returned with officers and took ~. - AT # .-,- , Colonial, N.J., man still face local police and sheriff's the night of Dec. William Douglas Magner, 24, 30 when they trial in the burglary ring cases. departments. received a radio call from of 2M Mohawk Ave., pleaded PO ST All eight were charged with Animal control officer Robert patrolman Hiram Lyle Hamlin, guilty to the lesser offense of Felony burglary counts that on Flay Campbell Jr., 23, of 151 to meet him at a former hard- entry without breaking with the FL AG conviction could have meant Palmetto Ave., pleaded guilty ware store building at 205 E. (Continued On Page 2-A) Pain In Neck 1 I V, . . .1 rather than a formal biography much more privileged than he called "Hitler: Legend, Myth & chimed — but also display a Reality." Now 1w Follows with a very ordinary mind. considerable collection of liiiRonald C. flood Icr's letters and notes, from Associated Press A _7~'.Qo fri -- resignations but their names maximum prison sentences of to breaking and entering with .'re net immediately 15 years. intent to commit a felony and available The policemen, In entering the state dropped a grand working at a flower shop when Knowles said if others don't guilty pleas yesterday before larceny charge. Campbell, who he also pleaded guilty to -.i -resign their city jobs any re-in- Cir' ult Court Judge Clarence I told the court he a breaking and entering with t' inoled in statement would be up to the Johnson Jr., revealed that they divorce proceeding, faces a intent to commit a felony at the -1 - oepartment henri, ubJect to communicated before the maxjimiii store bu.Idlng. lie confirmed sentence of 15 years eto by th cit) manager "But burglaries sia radios in patrol in t ha t the trio met at the building .I don't think they'll ever get to cars using an "inter-city" radio -Campbell said he was off- and took some tools. The state "me," Knowles said. frequency that sometimes isn't duty and riding with Police dropped a grand larceny An auxiliary policeman and a continously monitored by the patrolman Raymond Bennett charge against Hamlin. -_ - _____ -. - - Hamlin, 22, or .831 Magnolia told the court he's now Answer to Previous Puzzle L n n ` i - - "T today that seeral of thpoh men have 5vibillitted their --- youth to his political testament dictated in the chancellory bunker shortly before Hitler BOOK REVIEWS - following an internal police depirtment Inestigat4on into a series of nighttime burglaries. Sanford City Manager termission. Local women will model and the presentation will i he locally co-ordinated, .1 Clothing for different social and .. -. leisure acuvzues will oe sflOWflJ,' _______ .,:z alter -1 Ir .. -_ -.. -- .---- ve5tigations. The SIX men were suspended From their city jobs without pay A fashion show will be presented by local ladies' and men's shops during in .-.--, -- -. i I 1% Woodcrafter Furniture Polish - I _ : I guilt) in circuit court )esterday to char ges ill connection with burglaries and were allowed to e e _— -- _. f j - 25th St. where a storage shed was unlocked Campbell said he took items '. -_ animal control officer plead Yeast, Fruit Fresh, Nestea Tea. Sunbe am Small i .. _____ '' ;1 -,R,- '. _* . I. '--- Four Sanford policemen, a . . ' ,.. - 'it' ___________ t j 'a i.iaaa:.:Ji . ." - -- 1k raId Staff Writer Crackers, Fleischmann's --_ - . - - - Flying Things FRIED CHICKEN oPtfd DAILY 11 AM - r t)t'' 1nk, IfEL/4i,f AWO-05 ,-' Joining with The Herald and area merchants in sponsoring the show are nationally famous bt8fld names: Blue Bonnet Mai'3111'iflC, Premium Saltine killed Eva Braun, his mistressli, tl~ arid himself as the Soviet army tional correspondent for The VWting Monticello, Iowa, he HITIER'S IETTERS A ND bombarded Berlin. Portions of New York Times whose job it is Iinth th.it "a little piece of the NOTES. By Werner Maser. ':.t-. " • - the other day "to rim the country to repi I ,... •I-.' IIV*I, Harper & flow. 390 pages. Maser's chief aim in handling and write on those littleknown when the 1fl.verir..1! plant th: the letters apparently is to ;d'eL of life in the heartland manufactured tukev feather One study badly needed in our prove that, contrary to "Mein that will help millions of Times clusters shut down. * time, when charges of com- Kampf," flitler's policies on big readers better understand their Whether writing about the re. munist and fascist are still Issues such as Germany's teni. own country — an immense cent installation of telephones tossed around so loosely, is a tonal righ ts and the JewLTh country, as the saying goes, at Squaw Gap, NJ)., or a trip credible biography of Adolf flit- question did not burst upon hin separated by a Common through the icy Great Lakes on Icr. It should show him as a hufull blown in his youth buP language." a giant ore carrier in the win- man If not humane being, how- evolved largely after World This book is a generous col. ter, Malcolm almost always ever twisted, and not as merely War I. This argument, while not lection of MalcoI:n' columns grips the reader's interest and ui unbelievable monster. Wer. always persuasive, especially and they are, for the most part, t ,RDON'SWARAIW With K RATE ULi;LD SHORT Complete d'rw' ,z. ' — - - 111 # - You have a very convincing manner about you today. You THE LONGEST ' / PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) _____ ____________ T" cm ROCRING YNIAtH I " ___ '. - By BOB LLOYD - , rendered. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) On-the-spot decisions you make today will prove lucky for you. ThIs doesn't mean you should Something important will be discard sound plans for hunachieved. Youil get most oi the ches. i,,...,i. i... ,,, ,,...., ... -4UII. WJUiI 0 LVI VI UVJIIJIU' ____________ ___________ i .- -. , 01 To Burglary Char ges Ili thoroughly absorbing as Mal. talent for using just the right sor at Munich, Hitler's Semitism, is generally con. the-scenes effort made it 21 Set yourself a material goal possible. — something that you wart for CANCER (JUNE 21-July 22) your Family. You'll be Persons with whom you stimula ted to gieati'r efforts, associate today will have an earnings enormous influence on your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. outlook. Select companions who 19) You'll be fortunate today In IP ____ ________ "t".' - '-3ç. ... - ; _ ••1-7;•• By BERNICE BEDE OSOL the right one, but cir- while.roving frotn West Frost- alive and give the reader a yet achieved this, but he has Another thing of which the proof, Fla., to Coon Raids, feeling of being on the spot with been working toward It for sev- letters convince at least one ARIES (March 21-April 19) cumstances beyond your Iowa. to Cackle. N.D.. and ornl v,. . ,.... .,.i ...i 'a -' .,, , In the writer. vønr i, ..---_ ..ru iiiaip..j aiau ivaiiuii .-. iauvr 13 UUIIUUI win aiso WItCI dL LUCy f101 Only the intersection of interstate 90 flw subject matter Is inter. In 1973 Maser brought out a prospects are very promising outcome, were frequently untrue — Hut.1 and South Dakota 63. esting in Its own right, of useful analytical examination today. A channel of a conLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Icr's childhood and youth were On Beaver Island, Mich., For . ~ V1111110, N j_ -. ~. homemaking. The show is geared to eat and li ve! better on a smaller budget. All food dishes pre pared during the show will be given to member of the audience. colm tells what he has found quotations to bring his stories springboard to power, has not vincing. are BROTHERS Current queen of assigned temporary duty with • areas of • . SLING SWORD i b . how to save money on many . 1 Andrew H. Malcolm is a A K W A H A M 0 1C B P 'it _____ ', Book Co. 301 Pages. $10. (6) Search For 12:30 (9) Movie 4 . 4 ..--,, • UNKNOWN AMEHICA. By Andrew If. Malcolm. QuadranglThe New York Times WM B U EGO E J D NE H I W US ES 00HUNBRNNIUNYAI - I Police Plead Guilty chant's display area will be _____________ open at that time. The Carolyn _______ ______________________________ ________________________________________ Lewis show will start at 7:30 __________ p.m. and be over about 10 or _________ gr er and a chance to win Only about 700 can he valuable gifts from merchants flume Economist Carolyn Lewis made friends quickly during her 10:30p.m. taking part in the show. Among visit to Sanford. This one at th e Central Florida Zoo took to acconunodated at the show, s' get there early and enjoy th! gifts to be given away are Carolyn right away. No dummy this llama, he was probably displays. jewelry, an electric coffee pot, thinking of all th e delicious dishes Carolyn Is going to prepare at plants, free dinners, a roast The Herald's Homemakers Show on March 4 at the Sanford Civic Watch the Herald for more thermometer, ice ejector kit, Center. details. S 0 p A U 0 N it N A it I I ULAEG0 (I) Jackpot it) Password (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check (24) Dimensions In u 0 11(1 E T S I S P E 0 it P D I S A I N (6) Love 01 Life Theatre re than 700 !iurdred tximemakers are expected to aueiid the shuw and they'll receive a free gift of samples, grocery products, gift offers, a chance to win 20 bags full of S Y 1 0 I 1) N W 0 I B S S 0 A R C I I Squares 11:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (24) Lilias, Yoga And You -- I) M It B F L t N I) E K C 0 1 T N I I. F 11:00 (2,111) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second (35) Felony Squad (4$) Lady Live-in 10:30 (74) t3lck Perspective (35) Science Fiction Ancient Weapons SEEK & FIND 10:30 11 At WhaI Af Rebellion V &__. -' new products, appliances and ser'iccs, but will also provide samples, gifts, brochures, and tree advice in their Inditirliint areas. 11I'.1 Best ,. : '-" show will not only demonstrate (44) Hogan's Heroes A Marriage : ' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . I .- Carolyn Lewis' program will consist of on stage preparation of 15 to 20 recipes and tips on I i 11 " Merchants taking part In the Sweepstakes 14 (3) Detectives (24) Romantic NBC News (13) Tom Ewell Shov 6:30 (2,8) (9) General Hospital 4 . .. F? (44) Lucy Show . , 1t . "' - auditorium will be filled with interesting displays by the variotis busIneS:t5. The (!iS;)laY I area will open at 6:30 p.m., LU) hour before Carolyn Lewis' cooking demonstrations begin L and will be open during in. 'li termisslon and after the show. Digest (24) Elcctric Compitly (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6. I, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (35) My Favorite (6) Mike Douglas (I) MovIe (6) Maude (9) Movie (13) World On 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home ' ..r'\ . . show, the merchants have planned promotions of their own. The entire annex and lobby of the Civic Center and a portion of the rear of the (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad ' . 67th Year, No 155-Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1975 % --A . A ff] . F_ ,__i I . .. 11~ gift certificates, free wigs, blouses, cookbooks, musical figurines, and many others which have yet to be decided upon. j . Catching the spirit of the Neighborhood Lives Guiding Light , k 1i famous Homemakers School. Admission to the show • ( (44) Gilligan's islanc 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's Deal 2:00 (2. 8) Days Of Our 6:55 Special Rookies Special Of The Week Council (35) Batman (9) Let's Make A (3) Today In Florida (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Today Brothers (13) Orlando City Turns £" More than 50 local businesses plan to participate in the show, conducted by Home Economist Carolyn Lewis of the national 4:30 (2) Bonanza Mery Griffin GilIlgan's Isla" (6) As The World Jeannie 6) Charlie Brown Jackpot A Marriage 6:25 () i Dream 01 (13) Richard Hall (44) Mickey Mouse Club (6.8) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,8) How To Survive 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (8) Sunshine 8:00 (2) Smothers (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News - ' . to finalize, area merchants are Pitching in to make the evening an ,excitlng and rewarding experience for those who attend. (6) Mery Griffin (9) News TUESDAY Deal (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2,6) Somerset 1011111011111111111111111111110 i..k1 the Sanford Civic Center begin Show (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World tjp As Big Even t I As plans for The Herald's March 4 Homemakers Show in (35) Uncle Hubfe Truth (9) (24) ç cping (9 TONIGHT'STV 7:00 (2) To Tell The I - if' EVENING 491 Show --- . MONDAY Homemakers ihe airport committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce has set goalr. for 1975 of at' trading business to the industrial park at the Sanford Municipal Airport. In its first meeting of the year this morning the committee announced to major projects to be un. dertaken this year. Th e first is to issue a brochure, promoting the airport facilities, to the air oriented activities both locally and in the Southeast, The idea behind the brochure, scheduled for ruItae in three mouths, is to encourage people to move busluesi to the airport's industrial park and to visit the area for recreation, according to Commi t tee Chairman Glenn PennysItt. The s econd goal of the comniluce is to establish an ads ertising billboard on U. S. I7-2 to stimulate industry to muse to the industrial park. I'cnayItt iiild he rspet-ts on fncreasr In the numbcr of industries that will locate at the airport, now that the improvement program Is undt'rlsas-, '__ �- - - . - 2A—Evening Herj0d, Sanford, Fl. • - - - • - - --- --. ::: - -- -- 1i.4...:xa Tuesday, Feb. it, :7 I City Police Plead Guilty To Burglaries I - _ ___ ______ ____ _________ I I sNAnON rniinucii From Page 2 •A) Intent to commit petty larceny at the store building. He faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison on the plea. IN BRIEF U.S. Agents Report - ___ ___ ___ ____ Magner, now working at a 1111 ,,J ________ - Peifre and other officers of the court are under a court rule orderingthemnottodlscussthe cases with the press but The Herald has learned that the arrests cleared up from 14 to 18 other Sanford area burglaries. Judge Johnson told defense attorneys the court will make ______ ____ FLORIDA IN BRIEF ft WASHINGTON (AP) — Russia has started sending Egypt some of the latest Soviet Jet fighters, the first such shipment of advanced weaponssince the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. U.S. intelligence sources said six supersonic M1G23 "1or" fighters reached Alexandria recen tl y aboard a Soviet freighter, • MI1\MJ(API — Customers of the Florida Power& light Co. can expect a $2.46 reduction in the March fuel adjustment surcharge for every 1,000 kilowatts Of power, utility officials say. lloyd Williams, rate director of FP&I., said Monday that the utility is asking the Public Service Commission to approve the decrease from $7.84 to $5.38 per 1,000 kilowatts of electricity, lie said the reduction was made i'ssible through heavier reliance on nuclear power and l('er poer demands this winter. "Las: mnonts, for the first time ever, we produced more electricity from uraniugmi thai from oil," he said. "We conserved 2'bout $20 million worth of oil by using nuclear energy to generate 928 million kilowatt hours last month," Williams said time Company's Turkey Point nuclear plant produced 34.9 per cent of January's output, with residual fuel oil producing 34,7 per cent, natural gas 29.9 iwr cent and gas turbine fuel O.Sper cent. __ _____ 1. -' ' * - ____ - ,;. _ _____ .•. , - --__- - ___ ' - Chrysler Arranges Cushion - - - - , , - -. DETROIT (AP) Chrysler Corp., hit by a fourthquarter 1974 deficit of $73.5 millon to cap its worst year ever, has arranged a cushion of new credit of more than $1 billion. For the year, Chrysler posted a loss of $52 milton, compared with a $29.6 million loss in the recesdon year of 19M. Sales of $11 billion last yeRr were off 7.2 per cent from $11.8 billion !73. In 1973. Chrysler had profits of mndlion, incluWa 44 nullon ma (he fourth quarter. To meet growing debts, Chrysler officials said Monday they have lined up credit agreements with about 200 banks for 11.075 billion. — in Credit Approval Seen % ASIIINCTON (AP) - Proposals to require the Federal Reserve Board to increase the money supply and to empower the Fed and the president to allocate credit will win the approval of the House Bankiig Committee this week, Chairmjir, Henry S. Remiss nrMict Th. pn'posals, wnlch are vigorously opposed by th e Ford ad-trrnit!t-e action trx,lay, and then consideration by the full committee Thursday before going to the house floor next week, the Wisconsin Democrat said. Tourist Season Booms MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The cold economic climate Isn't stopping Northerners and foreigners from hocking to balmy Florida in droves this winter, tourist officials say. "We feared the economic situation and the unemployment might bring a slump," said Dean Gaiser of the Florida Department of Tourism. "But southeast Florida, central part of the state, Daytona Beach and Tampa-St. Pete all are holding up up well." ; '._.--.. -. mua Mft .. . 10 W _~ ~ k In Woodlands School Case -- Two members of the treasurer, for an amnicaLle solution" to the Seminole Canty School Board Builders Movers, under protest which was sparked by today asked if the board has $502,050 contract, to move the school board decision to buss any grounds for a law suit school buildings to the 211 black students to against the firm which Woodlands site on E. E. Casselberry Elementary. defaulted on Its contract to Williamson Road, from the old Also, Mrs Bernice Cuyler, a move Woodlands elementary Altamonte Elementary School dismissed school bus driver, schooL site on Semoran Road, was to appealed her case to the board. School Board Member David have had the school ready in Louise Crawford, a spokesman Suns asked the board attorney September. for Mrs. Qiyler, said she should if there were any grounds for a The contract was dumped be reappoin ted because after suit against the firm, Into the lap of the bonding firm, eight years service she was "1 don't know, but If you like Financial Idemnity Co., whose dismissed because of a I'll look into it," SChc Board representatives told board "mizunt'erstandlng" with her Attorney Doug tenst'om members they will re-bid the supervisor. replied, Contract. Woodrow Burnsed, super"I'd like to know too," School During the sepdal meeting, visor of transportation, told the Board Chairman Bud Feather Stenstrom also made a request board he fired Mrs. Cuyler said. concerning the controversial because she 'walked out of The firm, Builders Movers boycott of Rosenwald my office. I didn't know what Inc., uf Winter Park, had as its Elementary School. else to do." president George Saunders and Stenstrom said, "Every A decision on the appeal was his wife, JoAnn was secretary. possible effort should be made expected later today. e% .? I' (..r*s.. .. AT LONG WOOD co ty's - - 19 Cabinet , - . .. - ,, - :•- •.. - PUB LIX J rrlt,.i,M L. - Dek e, Boyd Action Eyed By Probers l t&c!l1 Meany said a $20 billion prohow your opinions square with corrupt motives on the part of senator and public counsel bL, ceedings remain closed until gram may have "looked like a what the court decided." and the justices were shown. fore the Public Service Con,. the panel recommends punish. Pretty good incentive" a month meeting Monday, mission, told the ago, u events have since committee investigation of Supreme Court wants toca 11I own witnesses, the committ ee d id ec ed ou it w ld taken both the President Justice David McCain, was lUsh, Karl, JQC Chairman A committee memorandum over iredevelop Its own testimony of Richard Earle and Atty. Gen. gave p If the committee goes ent Congress. asked to decide today on the ossible h against deci. McCain rat her than using JQC Robert Shevin ly on e court th records, a conferred on the him im 'general terms next steps in Its probes of , " , Along Ala wiith a b evidence. ig tax cut and question over the weekend. tices Hal Dekle and Joseph ston on an impeachment "Evidence exists ti , jobs, he said measures recommendation for Dekle and Boyd. Frederick Karl, im. The J QC list Of its 10 wit- McCain responded to outside are needed to revive the hous. Boyd n made quickly, Rish peachrnent committee counsel, influence in certain of his ded. ing industry, Including a return es :l Chairman William J. RIch, 1)- said. who said using the testify, and their sion&" to six per cent mortgage inter. Port St. Joe, presented mem•anger names will be divulged asu.. reco rds A sp ec Marc Glkk, committee staff est. He also said a moratorium ial Supreme Court panir"ti in gt end hers Monday with Judicial both committee decides which director ..s ga ons. who prepared the may be needed on home mcmiQualifications Conunjssion and el reprimanded the two justices charges to consider a gainst said he had not read the gage f'edosura, auch aa for receiving a secret memo"We are not nocitive TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A House impeachment com. — - - - ' that McCain, fish ii hiif..iI nn rnrrM iri,,ri,it i -ui1 w'i randurn In a utilities tax case, would be the outcome Boyd. but we The Jet' mv •igatiun of what they but rejected a JQC recommen- felt there was such a contain. years. risk thatMcCain et, Ile asked the members to dation that 0-I ~— &%;41&%J1$ —A A~ cCain rpmrf&Al 4we should aeveloo our own tes- officially because the con. investigation for giving court StudY the testimony. "to see from office. The ~, 'lnel ;-~& no timony," Karl, a former state stitution requires that JQC pro. assi stance to lawyers who bought property fromhi m, sold 0 0 0 film a house and were active in his political campaign without W I reporting contributions. TALLAHASSFF "1' tAP uufluiIjssmugi ' Ma't'r,'IIrt' In k,.,... .-. ii u in e goals. - Ana bel Mitchell, a Parole WE HAVE STATE FORMS 1946 and 1947, and has worked past. Commissioners are fight. "I think you really' have to sit 11nd Pro ba tion Commission see- clo ly' wi se th the panel in her ing plans by legislators to in e se th at or walk in the shoes rietary 28 years ago, says her present job as deputy direc tor merge their field sta ff with the be fore you can make any kind ppointment as the first woman of inmate trea tment In the Di- Division of Correc tions In a new of statement," she said. "It lemnber of the commission is a vision of Corrections. Department of Offender would be really easy to be critisign'l honor," "I know w ha t scme of th e Rehabili ta tion. cal of policy without having Mrs. Mitchell, 50, of problems are from working But Mrs. Mitchell, who ob. berfit of lb. informat on allahassee and ('harli'c closel with th commission served commissioners con- which that policy was based." riven, 42, of Jacksonvilk, staff," she said, "but I certainly ducting parole interviews when Mrs. Mitchell said she first ere appointed Monday' by the don't have the solutions." she was superintendent of th e observed commission workings tax abinet to two new $27,600-aCorrections officials and state prison for women at Low. when she was a secretary sitar seats on the commission, commission members have ell, 16. try to declined to comment on her ting in on parole interviews, Scriven, the first black Woman a Y - ... I!ITiry Block 17 reasons why you should come to iis -- for in.con'ie Reason 'We'll do everything we can to save you money. After all, we want your business again next year. mined to the commission, is di. ctor of community relations r the Duval Coun ty' Sheriff's lice. He has no commission perience, Mrs Mitchell worked for the Guideline Judicial Group Finalizes Selections For Bench Okays .• tt . . ' help. I Post TALLAHASSEE, Fla, tAl's Selection of a Successor Pensacola and Circuit Judge For the first time, a Florida sparked a dispute between Samuel Smith of Lake City. commission appointed to re. Chiles and former Sen. Edward Karl appeared to be a front move politics from the selection (urney. Chiles wanted to use runner for the final nomination. a! federal judges has sent its the nominating commission He served in the state Senate reconunendatlon,s to Washing. method which has been used for with Chiles and Stone, and has ton. • several years in the selection of served as public counsel betore G. 8— I'll I AIIAect'f•' , 'ha. IU,WIL' Cn.'...,.1 ,.e..i,. t..A, siiu r uvrai flL,I,JtU%,).)L,f, Nil. I 'uiii Juuges. "j I Ifl(1 sca ere throughout the the Public Public Se rvice Commission. Ninety-year-old T H E INCOME i' A x PEOPLE conservat. Judicial Nominating Commis- The Cabinet has adopted a Hotenberger township did not ionist Marjorie Stoneman Gurney, under federal inThe state Judicial Nomislon plan to guide the purchase of meet the new criteria for such Douglas, author of "The selected on Monday U.S. dictment for bribery, submitted nating Commission submits Ever- Atty. SANFORD William If. Stafford Jr. of Stafford's name to the Justice three environmentally endangered purchases. LONG WOOD names to the governor, glades, River of Grass," said, Pensacola, Circuit Judges John lands, but some members quesDepartment, but it was never i')mo selects one. But the federal 309 F St. 903 N. lhy, l7.2 The Cabinet agreed to pay A. "I consider that venison Just as J. Crews of Gainesville and Er- forwarded to Ford, Ph. 32Z-6771 ton whether the Cabinet is ad. Duds and Sons In':. of Oviedo, a valuable it pr o rty Ph. 83l-44g commision decided it should pe 85 sugar, win Op, c am,-9 p,rn. Weekdays, 9.3 Sat. £ Sun, Fleet of Fort Walton Beach, bering to it. After Stone succeeded Gut- give the senators a wider sugar cane firm, $3.7 million and a lot more nourishing." OPEN TONIGHT — NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY More than six and a half from funds set aside for envi. O'Malley said he had serious and attorneys Rowlett Bryant ney In January, the two Demo- choice, Other Area Office In Oviedo of Panama City and Frederick cratic senators and the Florida hours after unanimowly' adopt- ror.mentally endangered lands, reservations about whether the Karl of Tallahasee. ing the lengthy' plan on Monday, to t urn over to the company 200 land far picked the nine-member — qualified, questioned the Rrl --i. , I . The names will go to Sens. nominating commission headed the Cabinet approved, 4-3, a acres of state-owned land ap- more than $1 million profit i Chiles and Richard by Iladlow, a Republican. nearly $1 million purcha se that praised at $221,000 in another I 'mola %'iul(I omake on the deal, Stone, who From 32 appli cants, the corn. will nominate one opponeriLs and sunie members area, and to renew for five and suggested that officials _, for President Ford to appoint to mission narrowed the field 0 said didn't qualify as en- years an agricultural lease on to either buy I c_,~,y-. or trade for ot he Cushion Floor r the U.S. District (lingered lands. Court seat in nine candtkmtes who were inter. another 5;'62 acres of state- privately' held lands in the It ,,1 Tallahassee, said commission view ed Monday. Under pressure (ruin hunters owned land. ' tenberger area so the state 'hir'i"n Earl H. liadlow of ar.d ecologists who ere conBy Congoleorn and Arms trong Interviewed but not selected Voting for the purchase were would own the entire area rath- Jacksonville, ,. were ('rne(I about a large deer herd At tv Gen . U mmbt'r I She vi mm, er than scattered patches 'l'tmomas Higgs, a Gaini I )aviml I.. Middlebrooks re- csvlllc lawyer; 'I'yrie foyer, a in the area, the Cabinet agreed Comptroller (;erild Lewis, Thc Plan approved by the sign to purchase 6,248 acres of the Education Conunis.sioner Ralph Cabinet calls for priority aquis- Auged (ruin the judgeship in 1st District Court of Apoeal f ust to return to private la so-called Rotenberger area of Turlington and Insurance Corn- tion of lands of jtge in Tallatiassee; Circwt critical impor- practice in Sq. Yd. southwest Palm Beach County missioner Thomas O'Malley. 'lance to supplies of fresh water, Judge John William Frye of '•,, Panama city. Completely for $3.9 million to- use as a wild. (re(ni, IL p..kn,.. .... t..,.,.t, , ,. . wvav 'I"5 I[VIIWéIiCF and saitwater •,'t Installed life preserve. Allen lane Manager Coy. Reubin Askew, Agricul- wetlands, unique and out. of Global Carpets Is 1 1m.- land has been in dispute ture Commissioner Doyle Con- standing natural areas, naturil going to help the economy ')cfore th Cabinet for nearly a ncr and Secretary of State ocean anti gulf beaches, and by cutting prices so that year in a fight between the Brute Smnathers. areas that protect or enhance you can beautify your home, Florida Wildlife Federation, "There isa very real question the environmental values of im. ,hich wants to preserve the as to whether this qualifies as pot tant natural resources and \ L' deer herd, and sugar cane nvIrownentally endangered wilderness areas. growems ho want to farm the lands," Askew told Johnny The plan said agricultural oç \ k rich Ecrglndcs snuck land. , Jones of the wildlife federation * , ,. / -1 11 lands and improved pacturc 41 The Cabinet vote came over Conner agreed, and Smaihers lands, its well EE ESTIMATES as man-made Ca. tile objections of the growers called for a long-range study of nuts and Lakes, should P°t'FRE 5 not be 119 S. Magnolia Ave. 'L who contended that purchase of the entire Everglades agrirul - considered to have e,_ 1____111 Phone 323-7720 the 10 par'eIs of Everglades tural area. ' 2393 S. W. College Rd. vironmental value, Downtown Sanford Complete Fla-)r Covering Conte, Ocala .,, were tb. rrøccInn ommission ob — To Buy Endangered Land . - - MB10 C Kis -. d ,,,_ k .61 SHINYL VINYL $ ..., -- - 95 - - .._.. - - FIJäLIX OPENS Pl-:NSACOLA, Fla. sAP) A March 18 trial date has k'cri set for Escambla Couity Commissioners Grady Aibritton, Zeral Lancaster and Kenneth KeLson, charged under Florida's government In the sunshine law. The three pleaded innocent to the charges Monday before Circuit Court Judge Frank Bell, The judge said the jury trial will be before Judge William Henderson Jr. The commissioners were indicted by a county grand jury two weeks ago for allegedly violating the law while deciding on a site for a new county buildinn Pn,j.a'i,hi g An ......... — - — MIAMI mAPs After munching on a 13-year-old cracker, Rep. William Lehman, D-Fla,, has decided that s'g Lb of (td stored in fallout shelters in 1962 Is lit for the elderly poor to eat. "ft tastes good when you're hungry," Lehman said Mt'nday,concedjng that the crackers were hard, tasteless and difficult to swallow. Lehnian has asked Dade County officials to 'border the distribution of this food to the county's elderly poor," in cinjanction with the county's hot meal program. The cracker — a high protein biscuit and a variety of tmard candy that Lehman sucked for dessert are part of 600,000 pounds of food in storage In Greater Miami. The supplies were stockpiled in 1962 by Civil Defense officials to support 123,000 people for 14 days. 'Sunshine' Trial Slated i Wnter Sprngs Exp en i'se &z _____ - - "A -- ' I M.LJt1AS1.: Fla. (APi Sea.;ard Stone, I). Via., says the Federal Energy Administration has a plan to provide federal grants totaling up to $339 million by 1980 to help pay for floating nuclear power plants. Stone said Monday that the plan was presented to him, -Sen. La w ton Chiles, D.f Ia,, and Rep. Charles Bennett, I)Ha. by Duke lAgon assistant administrator f the FEA. Stone said Offshore Power Systems, wnich plans to build floating nuclear generafing plants in a factory l('(.dtt.d in Jatksi'nille, could benefit if the FEA proposal to pay up to 75 per cent of the costs of first-of.a.ldnd components is adopted by Congress. lie said the proposal resulted from a Jan. 30 meeting with the congressmen, Gov. Reubin Askew and Jacksonville Mayor Hans Tanzler. Payne Enters Guilty Plea to After Death Of Witness I Stipends To Remain Same MIAMI BEACH, Via. (AP — span, and o ther advisors of the rose to 7.2 per cent, AFL_CI0 President Gcorge Ford and Nixon Administration lz_ - '. "We are getting to the point . ;-,Sleany says a 10 per cent who "were :)Iways seeing t z- - -.- 7-T- _ unemployment rate by mid. light at the end of the tunnel in feeding on unemployment.-this — %,_ i im ire\i e regard o third quarter vicious ccl' that had t -k hais of what action Congress ______ Despite several upward revi- in the days f Ut C Great N. and the Administration take in SICflS in Its unemployment fore ,,. Depression," no I 1h coming months cast, the Ford Administration 5' ______ No matter what they do, has maintained the recession Workers are beginning to exh , will not turn it around," will bottom out -their Jobless benefits he In midsum haust me r ,,H iii Mean), who added that his and the economy will begin said, and when that happens 1, reast may be optimistic picking up dunng the second the whole economy is going to -. lie told a news conference half of the year suffer" because the Jobless will FW=-Z- -_ - -_ . na as the AFL-CIO • Unemployment hit a postno longer be consumers. 1 v.,cutie CouriI epe9d a World War ii peak of 2 p I er week-long meeting that the cent in January as 7.5 rtilI'on Hesaid Congress, ifItis going Publix held a banquet for all of its employer of the new Jobless rate might go even Americans were without jobs. to enact an effective tax cut, Lougwood "may have to in to till !ll : Village Ssiopptng Center Jut night. On hand for the affair were but lie declined to Meany said he is 'verv heft to right harfrif.nfr$,i. re al ly gibe an Incentive that smuc" about lb. of th Ltors; Jom Rlanton, president of Publix Corp.; anti Meany said he is not a prog- year ago, Meany predicted the will turn the economy around Georgew. .kmiklns, thairman of (he cecutive committor A $30 billion program woi1i nosticator like President Ford's unemployment rate would , and founder f Publix Corp. economic' advisor, Alan Green. i.S percent by the end of be about $10 billion more than 1974' the tax package approved I the House Ways and Near ,..T I .- " ' Power Plan Explained dropped following the Payne was allowed to remain misdemeanor plea by Payne. free on his own recognizance Payne had been scheduled fnr pending a pre-sentence In. trial at Sanford this week on the vestigatlon ordered by Circuit $ charges, but the state's key Court Judge Clarence T. witness, James B. Ashford, 24, Johnson Jr. Date of sentencing of Sanford, was killed in a wasn't set on the compounding weekend motorcycle accident a felony count. Assistant State Ally. Bill on 14 west of Daytona Beach. Attorneys said the charge T Heffernan said charges of at. related to knowing about a Ashford's testimony was to V tempted murder, first degree have beers used to link dr felony and refusing to give . arson, nrowmg a destructive cumstantlal evidence in the assistance In prosecution and is ERNEST HENDRIX MS. LYNNE ThJPY device and conspiracy were firebombing case, sources said, considered a lesser and included offense to conspiracy. Maximum sentence for cornto pounding a felony Is one year in county Jail. Charges in the firebombing against James McIntyre, JcJ-.n Henry Young, Samuel L. Jackson and Abner Jackson Jr., dropped earlier because Of insufficient evidence, officials said. ii JANE j ---U' CA&SEIJIERRY AsXthmnncharged in BY Mary Burnner, told the council, 'Your 41 4 estimated at a total of $488.40 plus ex. incident, Nathaniel Lee Herald Staff Writer even bringing it up is refreshing." pense of providing smaller city maps. Williams, 22, is being sought by ___ Mayor Troy Pilnnd's appointment of __ Ms. Lynne Tripp, representing WILCO, authorities alter he apparently ___ ~ - __ __ ,WINTER SPRINGS w~ ~~_ __ Following a lft r E nc Ilendrix, 0118 Gumtrec Court in a developer in The Terra ce sec tion of th Public hearing last night City Council e jumped a $1 0, bond in the The Terraces, to fill a Planning and city, asked Council what else remains to case, defeated a proposed ordinance that Zoning Board vacancy was unanimously __ Arrl be dene by the developer before the city ~ ! would have rescinded an increase in When firebombings occurred approved by the Council. Hendrix, who Is ill accept Ownership of the park at expense stipend for the mayor and Moss in May at the homes of employed by Chelsea Title and Guaranty Road and GeeCreek. councilmen that went into effect Jan. 1. Stallworth and Co. of Sanford, was appointed to corn-. Sanford In the 32 vote, Councilmen Irene Van Ms. Policemen Eugene Fogle Tripp said and plete the term of Mrs. Retty J:astlmamu, the park has (1•:cpoel and John l)aniels favored ost the 'leveloper $14,000 to date to provde a TUfl}' Brooks, Sheriff John Polk 11 which expires in July 1976. The former returning the allowance to $100 a month said he believed the incidents tennis court with a fen , ce Board secretary resigned to run for multi-purpose were in re for the mayor and $ a month for the taliation for a drug a council seat In the December municipal court, basketball beckt,oard, h.andbati and gambling crackdown in council members, while Donald election. backstop, sodding around courts, and a Browning, Frank Durrance and Irwin Sanford black communities Permanent footbridge. Named by the P&Z Board to represent were successful in keeping the the board on the proposed city planning She said she had received permission amount at $1 for the mayor and $50 for from the co-owner of WILCO o expend comnision were Mrs. Sharon Patrick council. -ar,d JoIui Newsome, funds to Install three pieces of tot lot Browning and IIumter maintained t Council gave Mrs. Pa trick the go ahead equipment, pave parking spaces for six nmo-nthly erpeises incurred by their to proceed with updating of the official cars, and put in landscaping, as the council duties usually exceed the amount Council had requested. city zoning map with the help of the rtinbursed by the city, while Durrance county planring office. She displayed the Council gave the firm a six-week e. compared the stipend with higher pay la test offlcia map the 1967 version — tension of the given councils in uttmr area deadline for completion of which has been missing. tJ the proJect, bt lr1at.d the de .k&jJn .l!.*rI. L'! '!"! !'isS nor rki veloper Coimcii athorszed her to spend up to '1 Inc., anh Doie M.a!eot, 'r'et adhere in rn'm ettrlier agreement Which ne', hold th' 1ha ft sj be as ao for the un services to supply a ahllr a cust4mer, Mrs. Irene Kih.'i of Woodlands, snips it to open the city vows," 13rownig said. also Inclutied plans for a tot lot fence and section map book, a wall map, negative, a picnic table, before It would accept the the ncw super market In the Lougwood Village Shopping Center. A city resident In the audience, Mrs. mylar, time and labor, and materials, park. ______ -- - -. •.. — rkrww. %W %; $ i'll 4111111" Besuiy Payne, 20, of Sanford, Pleaded guilty to compounding a felony yesterday in circuit court at Sanford in connection with a May I firebombing In. ci dent at the home of Seminole Sheriff's Deputy Luke St.allwoth. i -., ~ ~ - C'. M To Rea c h 10 01AS Mark ______ ) tb..0 t. - _ .. . I__ -. __ -N '' - Old Food Declared Safe ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—iliree propos ed laws &anSd Semlne Counties to Jointly pay costs (ecti PL' act, ve date of the including one sponsored by the Seminole County of legal counsel to the Ju 175 delegation and to provide an favored a non-partisan school board while 31.7 per At 2 p.m. Wednesday. State Rep. Robert Hathe County Commis on-sponsored legislation League of Women Voters (LWV) calling for a T non- appointed comptroller for Seminole County. c cent, or 6,495 favored the current method of school taway will meet at city hail with representatives of partisan school board will be considered by the would dilute the duties of the Seminole clerk of the The port authority legislation would also board caadldates vying for office under a political Seminole's city and county g Seminole County Legislative Delegation at 7:30 power em- circuit court by providing an appointed compovernm ents and the th e port authority to serve as a local pa rty banner, school board to discuss problems being p.m. Wednesday at the city hail council chambers, trc'ller. Currently the circuit court clerk handles encountered governmental body and wc'Wd place within its scope this The delegation will receive status reports from with the law requiring the governmental entities to function for the county commission, Other bills are: to clarify the powers of the port facilities including industrial development and the county commissioners on the expressway pay unemployment The LWV sponsored legislation comes on the compensation. Seminole County Port Auth,ority to float bQnds for manufacturing facilities anywhere in Seminole heeLP authority; from the Seminole County The various units of governm Cornof a straw baindutrIa1 deveiopmen anti manufacturing 110 County, The bill appears to narrow the development of a ent In Seminole t last Nuvember on the matter prehensive Planning Technical AdvIsM com. port-owned property; to repeal a law requiring County in recent weeks have reported that costs of school board. Results of that to property (ned by the port authority on th ef. ballotnon-partisan straw mittee and were from the Seminole County School Board Implementing the state law are running Into the 14,026, or 68.3 percent, of those voting will come comments on educational legislatI on, thousands of ckllars. Board Asks Legal Status i • — m e nr4 . %"r fW %of %0 %0 *,~ M . f.. Ifts.? TJ,LA}IASsf;f; Fla. (A P) — Three-year license tags n' on Florida autos should be able to last until 1979, the Cabinet says. Cabinet officials approved on Monday Use Highway .Safety and Motor Vehicles Department legislativ package. Including . proposal to extend tag life to five sears, setting the expiration at July 1, 1979, The bill would allow the department to "valuate $b' condition of tags on cars after Jan. 1, 1977, to determine if (11ev wouid last until July 1979. The Cabinet also approved another department proposal to require renewal ('f license plates during the 'ncr's -:1, m11t.j,U, 11,,,.. '''':r. ,,• renewal period for tags. — Legislative Delegation T Cnnsidr P n in Meany Says Jobless Tag Change Approved 4 Residents Get Re neve . abolition of all municipal ecurts cities, change has been costly and City commission also passed (ShI,) following the resignation in the state. Sanford was one of the first time consuming to the city a resolution requesting The F.E.C. is seeking to cities in the state to that the of SHA Chairman John ii. abolish its because cases were heard Sanford City Commissioners modify Article V of the state Seminole County Commission Smith, who resigned because of municipal court Y e s t e r d a y a ft e r n o o n constitution, which calls for that Seminole in 1973, In order quicker in municipal court than lnsalI a sidewalk on 27th street, health reasons. County would be they are unanimously passed heard in county court, from Sanford Avenue to U. S. a abolishing the city courts in eligible to receive two couniy Knowles also indicated there 17-92. resolution to support action by January of 1977, to Iliackshere also serves on the make the judgeships. was "very remote" chance that e Florida League of Cities establishment of municipal Ed Blagkshere was appointed Planning and Zoning ComBut, according to City Sanford someday (F.LC,) in preventing the courts wot,ld be able to fifl the vacancy on the mission and is principal of made optional to the Manager 'Pete' Knowles, the to reinstate its municipal court. Sanford Housing Authority Croorns Academy. For Adjustment Decrease ____ __________ ly MIUKI.;y 11)' 511(' LOIHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer FP8L Customers Skated - uesday, Feb. Sd, mS/S—iA Sanford Votes Support Of City Court Plan 11-4 .. till tire store, told Judge Johnson - 4.._. ____ ___ ______ that the other three officers were inside the building whe', , '' arrangements on sentencing, at hearrivedand thatheonlytoo ____ ';fri. dates to be set, of the defena soldering gun. -dants who pleaded guilty. Assistant State Atty. Charles e :t Johnson said unce the preGordon dropped a grand bi_ - ;ie .sentence investigation reports ccny charge against Magner. are received from the state . .'.-. Raleigh Paul Sessions, 22, of parole and probation 428 scott Ave., an auxiliary 11 authorities Circuit Court policeman and city building j -. . Judges A.J. Hosemann and inspector when the break-ins 7 David Strawn will review the occurred, pleaded guilty to / ' — V. -i ~ ~ ~_,~ reports with him. I buying, receiving and con. cealing stolen property as a Several of the defense atLARRY PAYTON HIRAM HAMLIN WILLIAM D. MAGNE1 RALE!(JI ?AUL SESSIONS torneys indicated they believe misdemeanor (punishable by a larceny and the state dropped unlocked when maximum of one year in their clients should get he entered and of the six pleading guilty any suspects county the other charge. Payton (aces that go to trial in probation for the guilty pleas Jail). the group removed hamburger yesterday but Assistant State the burglary ring case, amaxirnurn jail sentence ofone meat and Assistant State Atty. Claude but Judge Johnson said he could food items valued at Attorneys Vail hook and Bill Herring's office said the Herring's Van IIoolc said the charge was year on the misdemeanor plea. "about $60 to $70." not make a philosophical said conditions of the who pleaded guilty won't be statement The former patrolman, now added yesterday. Van Hook State concerning possible Attorney Abbott plea negotiations included prosecuted in any other sentences in the drOPPed char g es of breaking working for a real estate firm, 11 "I don't I aiil the cafeteria door as stand mull on sentences for any arre-einents that the defendants burglary cases that occurrcd think )uu can ignore %who the and entering mUm Intent kI will testify for the state against before their as commit a felony and grand defendants are," Johnson said. larceny against Sessions. Gerald Rutberg, lawyer for • Sessions' attorney, Newman hlamlin and Magner, told the Brock, told the court that his court he feels culpability of the client will pay the District defendants should "exempt School Board $99 in restitution them from prison" and that for meat stolen in a break-in at they should get probation acBy DONNA ESTES Connell said the water general fund and authorized the site and noted that the city cording to the degrees the Seminole High School Herald Staff Writer of department actually broke bids be let for a like amount In turned down a petition for culpability established by the cafeteria Dec. 1, as part of even last year while the sewer water pipe and other annexation and rezoning of the court. negotiated plea. LONG WOOD — No increase department spent $3.50 monthly same parcel. Sessions, now working for a in city water rates to residential for every $2 in revenue realized. materials, pbell's attorney, Terry t Instructed City Attot ney — Began procedures to local construction firm, told the customers will be necessary, Public Works Ackert, said, "They shouldn't Director Ralph Ned Julian Jr. and v',,ip• h., •iplI,,s •..i$h " ' " City Clerk reneal the m'ltv'c animal rnrtttn! be thrw to th 1. -... !'.'o bzo 11 £ M Qcma numi . w Uernmthe ordinance In favor of county Bennett when the school was re-evaluated, they've been po lice officers." Councilman package plant being operated the amount of vccatlon pay due regulations and authorized ei-itcred. ''We gut a call wil Auxiliary policeman Robert ile Jerry Connell mid last night on city property to serve the to former street superintendent Mayor JFmes R. Lormann to we were inside," he said, "and cftcr the city council meeting. Skylark subdivision is now A. S.~aw, 29, of 2409 Decottes Ray Leibensperger and denied sign left but we later returned and an agreement with the Ave., and Michell Panko, 26 , of Connell made his remarks costing the city $4 for every $2 pay to former police Sgt. the meat was taken." Tom county on animal control. Colonia, N, J., are still slated for after a brief conference with received in revenue. Ung who had quit his Job -- Agreed to reannex the 190 trial in the police burglary ring Sanford police, In addition to fellow Devonshire subdivision In other business, council: without notice. Both men flied acres bounding Longwood Hills cases. auto radio uniL3, are also resident and certified public — Authorized consulting complaints In the 5TflU cb1ni flumid and Lake Emma Road cquipptt wLth ijjj Gcorge Fender, vna1 beltattorneys and engineer A. E. O'NeaU to In- division of county court against with residential zoning. TheDefense prosecutors took sworn type radios that operate on During the council meeting, spect Columbus Harbor sub- the city. another radio frequency. property has been the subject of statements from the six men apparently because of a division as requested by Larry Payton, 36, of 1809 misinterpretation of the city's de Authorized Jullan to a law suit with Attorney who pleaded guilty yesterday veloper C. A. Hobbs Jr. prepare a resolution noting th e General Robert Shevin's office. immediately after their ap. Maderla, had been charged 1974 year-end financial report, Hobbs was reminded that the city's opposition to the propose with breaking and enteri d Shevin has contended and the pearances in court. ng with Connell indicated a 44 per cent subdivision ordinance requires rezoning to commercial of the intent to commit U city has admitted that the Heffernan later told Judge felony and increase in water rates to users developers to Install street parcel of land on E. E. grand larceny In connection over the minimum 5,000 property when annexed was not Johnson that the gallons lights before final approval Is Williamson Road between the with the school food theft. He monthly would be necessary for contiguous to other city lands. "make it obvious that the state given. Woodlands School and the pleaded guilty to the lesser the water department to break Shevin's office has said it will has no breaking and entering or — Repaid the water departcemetery. Connell said a drop the suit if the city charge of attempted grand even. will grand larceny case (as ment $10,000 borrowed by the convenience store is planned at reannex the tract. charged) against Shaw." b ___ Soviets Aiding Egypt -i .I -_t Ii W Evening Herald, Sanford, Fi, - - II, ~ _ ' '"% k!J L"' ' -'- 'Ltk,& 4_1.Jt L — - - - / I- __ -K - -A �- -,==r=1 s-. ---.t,-a= --------------- ________ - ..,-- 300 N* . FRENCH AVE.,SANFOHD FLA, 3277J Area Code 3053fl.11orl3 WAYNF 1) DOyLE, Publisher WUI.IAUflC*IPD,I, i.... Fdi(o OBERTC MAHKEy Acivcrtising Ijirector ' rge approved by the Public Service Commission. It is not intended as a 'money-maker', eithu. It would simply asaess those whn are constantly In need of directory assistance to pay for that aid, And before you Jump the gun, I'm not talking 04 lien about the private consumers, either. eralive lds, vhen illegal aliens typici1Iy were farm and restaurant workers. Many are holding high paying factory and construction jobs ' I', The folks at D'Agostjno's Villa Nova should be happy to learn that I did receive their kind in. 1tiitjcm in he "$fnnnø the first to hear of the rew Don Quixote Luncheon Club, and to offer the en. IN BRIEF e1nI e4nrnHrn,intnrv monkorch;,, Kissinger, asFistances during a given month. They'd have to The invitation did not arrive until Monday, Feb. 17, (George Washington's birth day; and I'm not pay for the fourth, plus any more for that month. telling a fib, either.) Schedule Mee ti.ng In the event you'd be calling for a new business phone which had not be listed when the new directory came out, there would be no charge for that type of a call. Shah Irl *46dV~/ - - _: .- 4-._, ~ -1 Let's all hear It for the Commissioner of Agricultur Doyle Conner's office and staff. Because of the state of the economy and the need to conserve state funds (not so incidentally, I might add, there will be no annual conference of the Florida Department of Agriculture and ConStliner Services this year. --- - LONDON (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger returns to Switzerland today for a meeting with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi of Iran after telling British leaders he felt "cautious optimism" about prospects for another Israeli-Egyptian interim agreement, Kissinger and the shah at their luncheon meetIng In Zurich were ex pected to discuss oil prices and the possibility of an Iranian guarantee to continue shipping oil to Israel If the Israelis return the A bu Hudeis cilfields in the Sinai Desert to Egypt. -:.*] ..::. On spoiski I t associate editor ~ —) a RAY CROMLEY DON OAKLEY Cambodian Push Begun 4 4 / Unhealthy 11 I \ t- t Sta e :)f ... .. . . - . ____ . Story From .. - U.S* ..: -: I Health . a - /1•. - - - _____ . .. _____ ____ PHNOM 1ENH, Cambodia (AP) -Government forces launched a drive today to retake a district town and rice de po t In northwest Cambodia, th e Cambodi an milita ry wnrniand announced. The government gave no details if the Ile"' military, operation to ro-vapture Slong Russei. 1~o miles northwest of Phncm Perth, But a delayed report said the Insurgents who occupied th e town early Monday burned more than 100 houses, the Phnom Peth c;'mniaiuf said. . . .117 I .., ,~ A . __' - !;; _?-,--~~ ; -611__-_--, - 'Hunger' ... - - _____ - - ___ 1 31 I I[\ 1 _____ ____ - ____ ____ Greeks, Turks Clash It isn't Just the harried housewife who is being hit by rising food prices. Zookeepers across ,he country are also feeling the shopping pinch where groceries are concerned, reports the - 4 -' _____ ç—. .. -.-. _____ i... _________ - - ___________________ - 'i . - ' '- - _____ ________ - - .. -- - ____ __ ______ - - - - - ____ - _____ . 1. 0 ____ I _1 ____ . - ____ - _ ,11 - 11 ------ - - a revival of the bracero program for legally importing temporary help. It should not lie in catering an alien smuggling racket. urts of oats an d eight quarts of bran. Iiorsemeat, which used to sell for 24 cents a pound now costs 57 ients, and your average tiger enns$der!22petzndsoffta good meal. Meat byproducts once available free from slaughterhouses now carry price tags because of the demand, Meal worms and night crawlers that cost $5 for a bo of 500 a few years ago now cost $17. It's for the birds. Crickets, fed to lizards, snakes and other small reptilians, recently went up in price another $1 per thousand. The price of (tried flies has skyrocke ted. Fish that formerly sold wholesale for 17 cents a pound now cos ts 30 cents, and it takes 25 pounds of mackerel Just to get an adult sea lion through the day. At any age or size, there are few light eaters in the zoo. A hippopotamus regards four heads of cabbage, five pounds of hay, half a bushel of potatoes and a few quarts of oats and Iran as an adequate dinner. It now costs about $I,M0 a year to itru a hun. am u anyone wAula iis' (0 ci! and discuss the situation with one of these hungry fellows —lotsa luck. Ready I Aim 1 - __________________________________________________________ ,- ________.;j__.. ..Z.. ._-_ — — rr-- — -_. __ - - E u ro1ec1 n China , is its 1 - - -_-.--____ - rJ. orl I - I / L _____ 4~ d Talic I f • - - - *v , - I'- .- I A Tank'? , eet Dan \ ____ _____ ____ _____ _____ V . " - - j i - retary of state at / Claridge's Hotel. She posed briefl y with her host for photographers and then j A&M I talked with him for 50 minutes over orange Juice, scrambled ,i,4 .'i ' ' eggs and bacon, muffins and Fren.h rolls. F:ii's Walking in circles, an I rr Cable-IIy iace ernploye winds a accompani her husband on partially finished u nd ersea telephone cable in a creel room where his MiddleedEast te'u-, was In it is "cured" for 14 hours before completed. Ile Th cable consists of Paris, and Kissinger was to Join 41 41gh-tensile stcel wires (overed by conductor and her there after lunch with sim.1-i iapvd It' a pulythylene dielectric wahicopper ch does not conduct Mohammed Reza Pahlevi of electricity. Iran in Zurich, Switzerland, -. 4 . NUMBER PLEASE IN CIRCULAR STYLE tries are also lowered." This was a variant of the shah's proposal that the price of crude oil rise and fall in ac. cordance with an inflation In. dex. . . ------- •.... .-_ - - •.,. WE BUY AND SELL Trip, • _________________ _________________________________________ - t' Hiiher Rate HOSPITAL NOTES 0 IDOL ro -----,-- ANNUAL INTEREST- PAID MONTHLY ON FIRST MORTG GE GROSS REVENUE A - . FOR -' OXFORD ESTATES 1 4 RETIREMENT PROJECT LEESBURG, FLORIDA _ _ _ WEATHER ' j1 • - '' - _____ _____ I vi Eilende-o Forccasts for ThurWai through Saturday Florida Penn suia— Partly tioodv and continued warm wIth a cPtane o showers Lr'wi mostly lit SOs north and N sOuth and hlgPt near 70 north to nr âCi suuii, Daytona Beath tides for Wed nesday - high 12 56 a in .1 14 p m l 7:10 am. 77 pm, Port Canaveral high 17 AS a rn I7 - $ p in. tow 6 52 a m, 7 20 p in -- _ ______ 620 Montrose Street p Clermont, Florida 32711 By George! It's Washington'sc C Birthday hday Sale this week Yesterday's h $7 low this morning dl Continued *arm and moil iysunny a chance of showers Wed nesday Hlghsinthe low to mid $0 and lows in the mid dOs. MoStly southerly winds 10 to mph Rain probability Wednr'sday Y) per Cnl - . . - Margaret Thatcher, the first woman to head a major party in Britain, arrived beaming and alone to breakfast with the sec- - This year, a3 every worker knows, U* Social t . i - ' '\ Z ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) ers that "we consider the Brit- his secretary of foreign relaSecretary of State Henry A. ish visit extremely successful tjons, Ashraf Marawan, to Zur. FEB. 19 FEB. 18 Elmer Heckinger, president Sanford SCL Employes Kissinger gave a public assur- and a contribution to the rela. ich today with a message for The Seminole Overeaters Anonymous, County of the NmmtionalSociety of Public Federal Credit Union - Open alice today that the Soviet Un- xation of tensions." the shah, Legislative Florida Power and Light Delegation Accountants and member of the House at the new enlarged ion will not be excluded from However a Lebanese confor proposed advisory committee to the offices - 218 S. Kissinger Lounge, N. Myrtle, Sanford, hearings Park Avenue, his efforts to achieve a Middle fidant of Egyptian President their luncheonand the shah at legislation. 7:30 p.m. City Hall, Internal Revenue Service, will Sanford. All interest 7:30 p.m. meeting in Zursettlement. Anwar Sadat reported in a Bci ed persons East ,,j __ .L.. t., . irh cnrinnc ...,....,'. u-or' a nvn,toil t,. ,4i,.,'w,.. UU ,tI Altamonte - r""r" pvu dl toe aitamonte Invited. 4:30-6:30 p.m. £ Jiulle we oviet union wiu rut newspaper that Kissinger p-i the possibility of an Casselberrv Chamber of understand that any step to. had reached a "dead end" ire Sanford Tow-lit and SliulIranian guarantee to continue Commerce's Orlando Dog Training Club ward peace Is in the interest of informal breakSanford SCL Employes efforts toward a new Israelifleboard Club, covered dish supping oil to Israel if the Isbegins 10-week basic obedience fast meeting, 8 a.m,, Ramada Federal Credit Union, annual everybody," Kissinger told re- Egyptian disengagement. dinner, 6 p.m., clubhouse, raelis return the Abu Rudels classes W, R. Koehler Inn, meeting of members to be held porters at Heathrow Airport Games to follow, Bassan Freiha, editor of Al oilfields in the Sinai Desert to structor, National Guard at Sanford Garden Club outside London. !Sid In petth frem "-" Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 Building on Hwy. 17-fl, San -'I.".., Armory South Ferncreek, "We have always asserted I . LIt - ,,, - ,,, , .,, a ItMva ,$tau*, Urumntln, a-, lo p rn Cairo that Kissinger might call ..,. P", •i.id,a•u,ak Spntfsg3 torn UinflPr at I yin, -fitb...I --S4l IUld1 &UtIA1IL i$I1I Ii'.. -!::i.-'. V W114 W %lSWIId& Ott ?IL SChC"1Itl ' 'r w Vtstrlcl Nurses 37, 4 p.m., Community Cen ter, quire the participation and coMiddle -- b--election of Directors and Health Dept. auditorium. East next month. French President Valery GLflorida History at First Credit Committee, Entertain, operation of the Soviet Union," Fretha is regarded as an au- card d'Estaing at lunch TuesSpeaker on self-protection for Federal on First Street .p Deltona Shrine p.m. Inent at 9 p.m. by Bob Rust and he said. I women. thoritative and told newsmen afterDeltona Inn. Speaker a.m. to noon. Register for Kissinger then flew here for Egyptian t voice on official day Miss the Starlight Promenaders, ward that oil prices could be hinking. weeks. Talks, films, slid es and Barbara Kinnee, director Door prizes. Reservations re- lunch with Shah Mohammed reduced if "Prices for agricul. trips. Sponsored by Southwest Outreach Center. quired for dinner. Reza Pahlevi of Iran. In Cairo, the Middle East tural and industrial products FEB, 1S21 19-21 Open to all Shriners. Project Oasis and sJc. Two cordons of police, with News Agency said Sadat sent needed by oil-producing counFour-day Alcohol Symdogs, checked all roads of acFTU Engineers Fair open posium, Florida Technological VEIL 20 to house, starting at 11 a.m. cess the hillside hotel where University. Dr. Joyce Brothers Civitan Internati onal Student exhibits, Navy nuclear Florida Audubon Field y met. Police took positions featured speaker Seminars on meet 9a.m., Florida Pnw. (San ford, 7:30 p.m.. Cavalier io £* before Kis inger arvan, Atomic Energy s A!cchc! and the Family, Light building, N. Myrtle Resta urant, 17.92. rived Commission energy en Drinking and Driving, feature Avenue, Sanford. Bring lunch of The shah interrupted a fourvironment simulator and 0 films such as "The Days of desired. FElL 21 Florida Corp. week skiing vacation in St. Power Wine and Roses" and "Lady AARP, 2:30 p.m., First "tariculture" Moritz to meet Kissinger. A Sings the Blues." Free and open Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Federal of Seminole, First private jet took him to Zurich to public, Call FlU Village Civic Center. Woman of the Street, Sanford, Speaker, Dr. Senior Citizen's trip to Silve, airport where he climbed into a Center for further informtion. Year Award. __________ Jess Wright, state director of Spurs Rodeo, Kissimmee. beige Mercedes which he drove AARP, on legislation, leave Civic Center at 10:30 to the hotel. The Middle East and Prime Deltona Civic Association a.m. Lunch stop at Gatorland Minister Harold Wilson's trip to Zoo. Return at 7 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary. 1 p.m., Moscow dominated Kissinger's Community Center. Light talks in London. He told report. luncheon followed by Bingo and FELL 23 10 cards, Organ concert by Mildred FEB. 17, I75 CoOrIS C .jewest. Orarqe City Mexander presented by ADMISSIONS Ho*ard N Hancock, Orange C'IY FEB. 20.22 Deltona Organ Society, 2 p in., HOWard .1 Oaf. Orlardo U Sanford(;t'm and Mineral Show, Deltona Woman's Club, 1049 Virginia M ftron George Jenkins Jr. Paul Scott, Canton, Ohio Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 9 Normandy Blvd. Clifford G. Cauthen p.m. Local and national Eunict Carol Moon BIRTHS Mary F- Stewart dealers. Collection of Chinese Spaghetti dinner sponsored Clifford Anderson Mr, & Mr TI'o,n,,s (Eunice) jade, soapstone and selenite by All Souls home and School Calvin Hagan Moon Jr boy. Sa nford curvings from Russia ari mini. Assn., 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., Darryl B Williams Mr I Mrs William (Dec'e,) mountain of uncut rubles. church social hall, Oak Avenue Sammye Lou Kttl Campbell. a girl, Lake Monroe Eddie Mae Chandler and 8th Street, Sanford. Edgar P. Paulson DISCHARGES FEB. 22 BONDS Edna Pearl Smith by FEB. 24 Garage sale sponsored Howard H Hodges Sanford Idyliwilde Elementary School Jewel M Shiver Lake Howell High School Band Charolette Darc'pur' James W Jordan Thomas J MUSe Skating Party 6:30-8:30 p.m., Parents Assn. to raise money Calhoon Monday Toni Vanessa Mora' Melodee Skating Rink. for uniforms, 8a.m. to 5 p.m. at Carmen SanMrlin. Catseberry Annie Lois Turner Patricia Bays. Casselberry Maitland Scout Lodge, Horatio James R Dornon Miiriorle H Curran, Casselberry Christopher E Harris Avenue. Band concerts at II MAR. 3 W i lliam F Otte, DeBary Nancy A Nelmi am. and 1 p.m. Croomic High School Band Melanie Bell, Deltona Eva ft Williams Natht'n Rown, Deltona Laverne Gaunett Parents. 7:30 p.m., Band Room. Evelyn Morgan Deltona Elias I Icy Jr Organ workshop, 10 am. to Irene C Honold. Deltona Mary A Cole-ran noon. For anyone interested in ('.rorgine Chiaramonti, Ocifona In,: Ilrovn learning more about organ Joyce Hepsworth, Deltona James Alt Catherine M McEvoy, Deltona music. Six free lessons of Paul E lEltea. Cas,eIorry Guy P. jackson, DItona Mail to our Florida rcpr:)tJtiv,: Gracabdie M Wc'oer, OeBârp Mildred Alexander Method ill Raymond W Wiseley, Deltona Ruth E Hefr. Deltona 55 mph. 15 mpg. be given away. Anita M Gault, Lake Mary Helen Frguon, Lake Mary Lucile flthre"s. take Monroe cal endar Write Mr. James Pegg Norris I Bishop. Orlando L L ATLANTIC CHARTER CORPORATION I .I ' - - - :. Soviets Assured Of Role In Mideast . - . - ___ , I . - •. - - i ..- !$ I _______ ,;i,..,.: ;f-it. LONDON (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger had breakfast with the new woman leader of the British Conservative party today and said he was "impressed." - - top I - - - e ico er UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. lAP) - The Greek Cypriot government charges that the new Turkish Cynrint tat in northern Cyprus is giving citizenship to 40,000 Turkish invasion troops and their families. The charge was contamed in a letter Monday night asking for a meeting of the United NatIofts Security Council on Wednesday to take up Mt.,proclamation of tie new state last week. However, it was not kmmAm when Amba& Chinese president of the council for Februamy, would wheduje the meeting. ), ` - :t I Kissinger ' f-i 01 L 1 Thatcher, 'XI '1*1~1 _(P ___________________ WASHINGTON(AP) Pres- his itinerary are Home and per. ident Ford will step up his for. haps Paris and others, as well elgn travel schedule later this as the Brussels headquarters of year with trips to Europe and U North Atlantic Treaty AlChina, White House sources liance and European ('winon say. Market. Ford Is likely to visit Europe around September and probWhite House Press Sccri'tarv 'Mv will make his planned trip fln Nessen flatly denied filthto , Peking in October or Novem- lished report that Ford would her, a source said Monday. travel to Europe in April. It was understood a spring trip was The Pi'Mt'fl hopes to time considered but was dropped .th.UIopcantrpsotha(hecan about a mouth ago because the participate in a projected ,,------------V. ''" '" Helsinki summit conference on negotiators was not close European security and be hand to sign any agreement re- enough to being completed. suiting trom the meeting. How. 'Me chief pur pose of th e Euever, that would depend on ropean trio woold be t' try to progress in 'Te'lt trans-Atlantic cooperation talks on a new security system spur in trade, energy and monetary for Europe. matters. The China Ford already has accepted in tended to build on the results of priidple invitations to visit former President Richard M. Britain, West Germany and Vu- Nixon's 1972 journey to Peking goslavia and is consideting an that began a process of "norin%'i ta tion to travel to Romania. mallza ti on of relations" be. Other capitals likely to be on tween the two countries, _j . - , n tomm1A Vwj! r \,.F CALENDAR - Navy s Tuesday, Feb. II, 1175--SA - Security tax bite has gone up again - to a Federal, state, local goverument and private maximum of $825 on the first $14,100 of wages or "Excuse me, Miss, but ngs sure are boring medical research and development hit letting the Pentagon know what we'd like salary. s is in addition to the federal income waiting here on the unemployment line, aren't with our billion last year, 18.5 times what was spent In money?" W. 'Me Immigration and Naturalization Service iS 1%5. Despite this sharp Syear incruse, the they?" "You don't think we could Just call Secretary It's reached the point, says the Tax Fou asking for a W million increase in its $175 million "Yes, they are. sir. I death rate per 1,000 populatIon declined only usually try and pass the of Defelln Schlesinger and give him our list?" dation, Inc.. where this matter of being hit twice budget in order to intensify its efforts to detect and from 9.6 to 9.5 between 1950 and ion. "Something tells me that might not work. He's on the sa In those time by reading a newspaper. I was Just noticing me income is beginning to involve a I deport illegal aliens. We could save such costs — slim two decades, while death rates forhere where the Defense Department wants a probably pretty busy, you know, scouring tP.. sliable sum of moni'y and millions more in unemployment benetits now tuberculosis and kidney diseases were down budget of $105 billion for next year. nat —,.='s I.... bui nd thili a married man with two children who thoieveryy in the countrygets to spend about & ~Jmirpiy, and while there were remarkaWe ad. nobody's taking unfair advantage of us. I'll bet willConsider - Ac"Ai 54uet2W Out of Jobs by $520 earn exactly $14,100 this year. those who have no right to hold them if our own vances in rubella and some other diseases, manufacturers apiece next year to make sure the airplane even now he's trying to figure a way to save If his federal income tax were figured on the don't go out of deaths from ce business rebrovaseujar disease trundled and the some moiey on new weapons so we can employment and welfare policies were not spend it amount left after generals don't lose th eir special dining rooms, along at about the same his $825 Social Security tax had more efficiently to build new housing i so attractive for illegal immigrajlt,s tomaking sneak from dlabete,s, cirrhosis rate and death rates "Tell me, sir, what do you want to buy with and create been withheld, he would pay $154 less in income of the more jobs." liver, heart your across our borde rs in the fi rst place. tax. $520?" diseases and cancer were UP in the 20 years. "What a thrifty Secretary of Defense we have "Gee, I'd never thought of it exactly that way don't we, sir? Bitt then how c&i we let him know Or the other way, if his Social Security t ax For 1976, Mr. Ford is asking $53 billion for before. Let me see; I think I'd like to buy maybe where we want our $520 spent? Even though were based on the Income remaining after the a small counter health research, development, construction insurgency action someplace, some of we teachers are out of work,! Distinction EssentiaI want to let federal income tax was withheld, that would be education ucation and $31 billion for Medicare, Medicaid Nothing major, mind you Just a few him know I'm glad those poor defense conless. helicopters and Green Berets, maybe. Just a tractors aren't starving," and assorted health services. There Ii Federal Judge Charles R. Richey'a ruling that all The federal government, of course, documents and tapes amasied by Richard M. Nixon in the White evidence the huge expenditures will turn the little something in a tropical country where I doesn't see "Right on, Miss. Us guys in the factory were it that way in applying could be Ode sure my money wasn't both taxes to the 5dJI) Hou.se are going to waste, really glad to put in our $52, too, when we were Income. It propeity will p,ity he appealed, and has always taxed as "income" the "How about ':t,u?" it should be. The ruling has implications which go beyond the working, of course. Maybe we could form a cmploy&s share "It's haid to.-.ay. I'd kind of like to buy one of of the Social Security tax. question of Mr. Nixon's claim to records he wants sent to SanNow it is certainly true that medical research group, sort of pool our contributions and ask the is complicated and takes years for fruition. It is those smart bombs. It doesn't have to be a real Most state and local governments extend the Cl ernente, Pentagon to buy a battleship or something wi equally true that some tremendous genius bomb, mind you th tax-on-tax process a step further by not allowing discoveries If Judge Richey's view prevails, there would be no distinc, Just a nice smart one, it." the deductibility have been Made and some dise,am virtually that can tell the difference between an enemy air of either federal income or tk'n between a president's ?crsonal notes and Icters "I have an Idea. flow about if we write In and S(k1al Secur In, eradicated in this country. It is clear al that field and the Astrodome, fur intance. I wouldn't eluding records of private conversations - and the official ity taxes when figuring income. ask him to let us ha ve our $520 back so we can health is related to a good many things unrelated even mind if It got a little 1 here's one bright spot. The employer's rambunctious. Bombs memm, correspondence and other documents he sends or to the number and quality of our decide how we wa' to use it. That way, while matching Social Security contribution is not doctors and the will be bombs, I alwpy.,i say.,' receives dealing with matters of state. There has to be such a we're thinkirg it ~-~ er, we can have the money to considered efficacy of our medidhes. "Well, yes, Miss, but I wonder how we go about as part of a worker's income. Thus distinction. It would be too constricting on a president to have to pay the rent and things for the time being." nobody -. so far regard every word crossing his desk as a potential public has slcpped a tax on It. record. JACK ANDERSON There should be a definitive ruling in Mr. Nixon's case before Congress makes any move regarding disposition of the evidence In the hands of the special Watergate prosecutor, Henry S. Ruth. Mr. Ruth is correct Lq resisting efforts by 11111 Congress to obtain access to this material which includes in 1 1 ,i il l l formation and drcumPnts that have = b-ng on the Watergate case. WASHiNGTON The Navy's helicopter the truth about the fleet. One officer commented formance" seriously hampered the Iwo Jim's bilges. carrier fleet is in such poor condition that it is a that not only the seaman's but the nation's safety ability to communicate with oth greater great er ships. threat to the men on board than to was at stake. The Navy admits many of its ships ar In BERRY ' S WORLD The living quarters were a potential enemies. mess. Lighting, serious need of repair. Th This generated enou gh pressure to get e cause isn't alone the some urinals, showers, bunk partit1on, lounges, shortage of Yet ti,e Navy viouki have to depend largely on limited repairs for the Okinawa. But the money. Our Navy sour also blame Navy ventilation and passageways were often ,,exthe seven helicopter carriers to break a it on low morale and has continued to neglect the other carriers. Just cessively damaged lack of pride, brought on by (or) in a deplorable state of too stranglehold on oil supplies. As a Last resort to how little has been accomplished Is now evident repairs." much drug use, racial unrest and spreading prevent the strangulation of the West, Secretary iisenchantinent. from a new classified report on the Oklnawa's A shipboard source told us the lt'o Jima brass of State Henry Kissinger has warned that the Footnnf• sister ship, the Iwo Jima. • ;, uv) - tim materials dud were tipped of that Bulkeley planned to United States might use military force, Inspect Admiral II. Kkhlhastolilus: When they break, The Navy's incp<'iirr, Rear Mm. the ship and, therefore, thor(ughly sprayed Admiral Frcde - ck Turner, the I lix 'cm. But the entire fleet needs iflSCCt Bulke1y, reported bluntly that 'material mainiillqr from bow to stern. But the Fleet commander, backed up Kissinger's tenance," deficiencies deflcienaes exist which cockroach es were so significantly degrade" warning wi th a sta tement that the Na vy didn't lively a aundnt that 11 DIXIE'S DOGS: sack in October, the Iwo Jima as an operational vessic, y were still running wild when Hulkeley's mo ian, we want to Invade any oil sheikhdom but was te that Atomic Energy Corniioner xie "prepared" to do so. These deficiencies include leaking oil, con- Inspector's arrived aboard; The Inspectors Le Ray's dogs elkhound named The stark tru th Li that the he&opter carrle fad serious "deflcIen!es which are likely tu GhIllie and a laminated air ducts, dangerous fuel storage cause injuryexist to personnel." French poodle called Jock had fleet is scarcely seaworthy, let alone Safety nets the run of the commissi conditions, foul living quarters, shaky landing were on. weak or had fallen for combat. Each carrler Is supçased to de11YT overboard and were platforms, malfunctioning radar and misplaced "lost at sea." They were even driven to her office every day byhei1copteranentIrebattajon ofMarfrs, with ligh ts. in her government limousi Oil ne slithered , and governmn howiturs, vehicles and supplies. it's unlikely down the faces ! boilers, and employes Were Summing up his Iiidings in 140 ___ Pressed into service as dog sitpages of "combustibles thre'ughoqjt the ship" caused tees, they would make it. confidential documentation, 1w warned that danger of explosions. The weapons magazines We reported last November on the ship was in urgent need of repairs. For ezamn!e, were unsafe and some fire escape routes had no S Now the able Ms Ray has moved over to the deterioration of the helicopter carrier fleet. As he fad "the ship's radars, fithout exception, ladders. ta te Department an Assistant Si-cretiy, the worst example, we quoted from clesifk.d require maintenance." One (ailed to work at all And the dogs, sure enough, have Even the anchor 1;.,te1.u,,o fnl!'. ' rIcnrth.ø!lvv fnileii m !1zt'. tie tiunes of 4-MM U15 Usc Leb. if And the chip's small boats were "Iii Poor eon- dogs. MS. flay's Secretary is walking the "The ship's communication equipment. Thf Ic - youe n Marif.Lnini!t ditio, and. .dirty, littered with trash," The story brought an ou tpouring reajrehnmed1ateandeatejvemaint" cap in's Observeti ifs. flay's assistant, Go arni /y Ford:s(-Roccfe/!ertI ta boat wa ,,out of commission from Navy men who urged us to keei reporting rdon Grant, he also teporled. This "substandard per-. ' and PhIl5opcally: "The dogs other boats had highly flammable oil are far less trouble In their than most people." . —' . 10 . Can You Spare - ' ord F f - attonai Iieographic Society. For example, hay now costs $100 a ton, where not long ago it was $35. An elephant can shovel in 11191 ;111 ____ - _______ I _______ __________ . ___________ ___ ________ - -- By The Associated Press support icr the supreme lion. 01 staff of Boston hospital for a 20-to 22-week-old fetus he aIIegeuse d of racial slurs by "The adversarysystem of Co't's 1973 deciiun lega1iz The resolution also says U Women cnd chairman of the aborted in October 1973. The Jurors will be Part of the black criminal cow is is not me place most abortions was approved at criminal courts are not the Department of Obstetrics and prosecution charged he held the doctor's appeal. to define abortion," say 225 New Orleans on Monday, two place to "define viaMlity, or to Gynecology at Harvard fetus inside the mother's womb members of the Association of days after the Boston man- define the moral iues of abor- Medical School, for three minutes to insure It Susrnan said hi' had received Professors of Gynecology and slaughter cunviction of Dr. tion." Edelin, an obstetrician at would not live, repor te that some Jurors made Obstetrics Kenneth C. Edelln in the death The resolution was authored Boston City Hospital, was conIn St. LoWs, Edelin's attorderogatory race references The resolution expressing of an fetus during a legal abor- by Dr. Kenneth J. Ryan, chief victed Siturday in the death of ney, Frank Susman, said the during the six-week trial. ,.__,. - _________ ____ .--- _i - "" _______________ r — - - WASHINGTON (NEA) - In Sweden, a 35year-old woman can expect to live four years 1cgc than her male cousin. But American men 'die six-half years younger than women Congress must move into this subject with due respect for rights of privacy and te The Swedish woman, if she's average, win livc need to one yir lnnp,r thin Ii.i rn A. 4. Ik) i1ia i*z) e placed on bout counterpart. Swedish men the three years later, _____ employers and job applicants, man for man, than Americans. It would hardly ha unfair to requ.Lre that IiI4U dL "-' tefl'(e than ployers obtain sonic form of proof from job v1iites. .... ap. . plicants that they are it'. fact legally qualified to Something obviously is wrong with tJe obtain employment in the United States. As the Americanhealthsystem_or the waywellve,.... :: Justice Department has pointed out, a Social or both. Security card alone might be adequate for Per person, we spend more money on health th e than any other nation. .t a people, we will put purpose if the law required a proof of citizenship or $100 immigration status toobtajig one, and if the cards each billion thIs year on our health, or $500 for man, woman and child. There will be a could not be easily counterfejfJ billion physician visits, 30-million This points to a more basic issue whether the hospitalizations and 2.5-billion drug prescrip. Unit ed States can afford to go on being so reluctant Uor1s filled. to inquire into the status of persons applying Yet our health, as measured by federal data, is , Social Security, welfare, schooling or other public not up to that of a clutch of Western nations, Programs. Even in this recession Period the op- especially for whites and blacks, whether male or female. And we the earlier. portunhties in our country f&r work or welfare are Especially distressing is the poor distribution so inviting that aliens are willing to risk what little of our doctors. There are, as President Ford money they have to pay a smuggler to get them notes in his budget, almost 2, p here from Latin America , the Caribbean, Europe million people in New York and 1,800 In or the Orient. Machusctts, but lea than 800 in MIMISSIL It should not be offensive to our neighbors or to A quarter of the fiMlona psychiatrists 5t C0fl any ethnic group that our employment and - Income centrated i the New York, Boston and ,W.IMlbIVI &.,, ae.a surity system shauJ recognize a 'The dis tinction ._•___ $ $ of &'en.ral rn,'ql ,eii iei anti 1neiai nsidents. Moreer, If a uder physicians reiire. th ere are industries which cannot recruit en ough RALPH NOVAK Even more appalling are the statistics which workers from the legal labor market — and some seem to Indicate little or no relati farming operations in particular may fall Weer) in that onshi the heal th of category then the solution lies in the direction of the number of doctorsavaliable and the local population. '_ ---,-- ----------- MRLD Obstetricians Assail Edelin Verdict '.J I would probably have made th e effort to attend the Grand Opening, Friday, Feb. 14th except for one tiny flaw. in skilled categories. It is easy enough to say that aliens who have entered our country illegally should not be cornpeting for scarce jobs with U.S. citizens or legally admitted aliens. It is more difficult, however, to osthJish a prccvdure to cGrrect the problem. - 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nor would there be any charges for the hanS I was informed there was a used car dealership dicapped, coin phones, hi tel and motel rooms, NOT in this area) which instructed its sales force hospital patient rooms, calls to 555-1212 outside the to verify credit on a potential customer by calling subscriber's own area code. The high unemployment rate in the United States of America, and the prospect that it may remain high for another year or two, make it all the more imperative that effective measures be taken to check the flow of illegal aliens into this country. Immigration Commissioner Leonard Chapman now estimates there may be as many as 12 million aliens living illegally in the United States, and that at 'east one million of them are holding jobs. The - Clock • s, $32.40. ttrne i J)at, h' The It didn't take Sanford Southern Bell Manager the phone EVrapany (under tr.c guL'o of directory Tom Hunt long to come forward subsequent to an assistance) to help evaluate if a customer has a earlier Clock Column In which I wondered what phone. iisuppose this would establish they do have effect it would have by charging telephone sub- some sort of credit.) ..ribers 20 nts whto, calling fur directory This particular dealership had 1,600 directory assistance? And wouldn't It be an imposition on the assistance calls In ONE MONTH'S TIME! j,, U, p;ì. u.ci v wcktd' with moneyIts little wonder the phone company would makers like an additional charge for I con- want to put a stop to a illicit practice such as that. sider to be normal and expected service what by the folks at Ma Bell's. I It Is also important to remember all phone First of all, ican now better appciate why the subscribers would be entitled to three free directory Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1975—.44 ts Imp - ------ --.-Around A :-'--- -- Evening nemid lion,t' Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2&4o. By Mail: In Florida sag as ho, delivery . All other mad:' $2.O: 6 Months, $i6.20; 12 Month :_ - Over 1000 typewriters, adding machines, alecIronic calculators at special Washington's Birth' day Sale prices, by Georgol lowest prices ever offered on this merchandise, When we sell out, we are through at these pricesi 110mph. 25 mpg. interest paid monthly on my investment dollars. LET US PUT YOU NAME IN THE PILOT'S SEAT We oHer Cessna Pilot Educa. lion because w think irs the Wt- Its an lntegrat.d curriculurn that blends ground and flight training into a Ioiijl sequence for faster, surar L learning. _______ geOI'6 uaz't_ 133 East Robn.on.Ortando, Fla. ______ 141101 P7111 17111 - _______________ OqivvjoB43-nOO - IA - fi ____ --._ --- - ADDRESS ____________________________________— CITY I 11 r Please send me information on how I can earn l& annual STATE _____ PHONE ______--- _______ ZIPIP -- - 1111.0 "TNt advertise me nt It neithcr in offer to sell nor a soflthiflon of oftm to - -'1'..j -i;;', �T - =- '- ., -----,--____- .,-. - PS ., h.-- - - __ - - - - - - - - -- --- - -- - --- -= 5- - Tuesday Feb. 15, 17S-4A 'rn Dog Results Uons Thump ' Flat' Vanguard B) ILL GLLGF.R Herald Correspondent tough game In Sta,ke for our second half tie was held in the game as blo%%n %Ide open Man) of Browd)'s points conference championship and it check by some outstindlng as Oviedo had jumred Into a 62- came when the game was still was a long ride down here. We defensive work by the Lion's 49 advantage. up for grabs as the quick footed OVIEDO - The Oviedo vere just flat and I have no Eddie Browdy. From that point on it was no senlorhelpeddrlveocalaouto( Lion's basketball team tuned up excuse," Haley said. In the third period, with the longer "who," but "how a zone and into a pressing manfor this week's District Eight "Oviedo is a good team and score standing at 44-42 in favor many." for-man. AAA Tournament by routing you can't playtheni the way we of the Lions, Oviedo took I Patterson Improved hIs 23ThIs latter defense seemed to Ocala Vang'uird, 7558. before a did and expect to win. If we complete control of the game plus-points per game average be more to order for the Lions sparse gathering at the local meet in the regknals I hope we when, according to some of the by leading all scores with 27. as they spread out and allowed tügh school last night. kill play up to our potential and fans in tl' stands, the Running Considering all the easy lay- Patterson and l3rowdy to go The Running Knights, pre- not like this," Haley concluded. Knights, "seemed to give up.' ups he missed during the fourth one-on-one with their defender tournament favorite in District In the First half the Lions Clennic Patterson, the Lion's period, Patterson easily could and most of the times It was no Six, came out for the second hung tough and oufdn't let the sensational big man, took hae finished th night with 40 contest half, in the words of Head isitor dra away, despite a complete controi of the boards, or more Coach Jim Haley, "fiat," 3orkoskl's points came from ID-point second period by guard enabling Oviedo to fast break Assisting Patterson on of- 10 to 12 foot jumpers that were V.e did a 'ood Job In the first Fr 'nk Harris the Running Knights to death Iense %erc tddie Brod} and taken from the base line out to half, in spots, but the last half harris came into the game By the end of the third period Robert Borkoski as they near the foul line. was prety bad. We were just with an averagc of ever w the flat. Saturdiv niuhi li, . ......... ___ --__ . . , -- - lions- were ahead by five, finished the night with 18 and The hprirdI flnrIncI,i 4 -. 1•-''• P - lulIIIIrnI.Ilr•lIPuIJ• . 4 - . 5 -. - 4. -- p .1 , '';- - ______ ________ --- - .- _____ _________ '( " r. _____________________ , ____ .' . - - . - ,," -. - I' / . T'" tirirn' ' %V,llkhfl1 Knights ' te III IllS UI) t t tlnrri'i, ______ $L iu.iu u juggi corr ____________ Navy JuniOrs Sink Mt. Dora for Ocala with 18 and only one other man, Sam Smith, was able to crack the double figure barrier for the Knights, as he The Sanlord Naval Acatien-iv Mt. Dora leaped to an 8-2 lead at all in the second halt because game. ended ui with 12. Jur,ior School basketball team early in the first quarter before of an eye injury," Williams The loss left Ocala Vangudrd h scored cice to revenged three regular season Nas caught fire and outscored said, "And they only beat us by in the 16 games for close to points a 19- with a still respectable 19.9 defeats to Mt. Dora Bible, Mt. Dora l2- in the second five at their place. But we put point per game average, record while Oviedo now stands downingMt.Dora42.nlonda). period and 12-4 In the third, at 15-11, the hurtings to them today. 't1frrywv n of the 1artInea who is from "The kids came out of the In Navy's 37-28 win over Guam, average six rebounds a Lake and hills Conlerence locker room at halftime more Montverde Saturday, Mar- game. Malachy McCourt of OCALA so VANQUARD nament.School basketball tour. fired up than when they went tineau paced the midshipmen New York, Jeff Jumper of I!. Hester Harris o Junior 10. into it," Williams said. "They rgrove fly' 'The kids pinye(l uerb, . . with 15 points and Ri!?cr sank Sanford and Mark Allhtheihi f S)tt-nc IT 3 0 6 Smith P:.ISeu tIULM4lflIlIflg deiense in 10. . N;i,v Coach I3o5b ('n 033, iack 306 New York have strengther,ed WIlarr, Vil1iam.s the third quarter." 02. To)l, 264W said, "They p!ayed superb The victory's cemented Navy defensively, OVIEDo: BorkokI 7.1 15: Moore Pete Rltzer led Navy with tersOn 17 3 77, Browdy 7 1 II Mci' defense, superb effene, This points. PhillipMartjneauadcled Navy's season record at 13-3. 'With a season like this I'm ' sas their best gaine of ti R Ribbon 102ciglitpoinLsand eight rebounds Bltzer, who 6 from Jef- elated," Williams said. "The °"1' to?. Totl 31U15 iea.Son. It was a sweet sictOf"). and Malachy McCourt grabbed fersonville, md. and will vacate team isn't big and It isn't Ocala Vanguard "I thought if we ran hard, ran 16 11 11 11-Sanford Naval Academy next particularly high scoring, Ovieo the fast break and pressed eight rebounds. 11 7 IS 26--/S year to play basketball in except for Bitzer. But what the them, that we could beat "I knew we could beat them Indiana, set a Navy Junior kids lacked they made up in OviTotal fouls. Ocala Vanguard 77, them," I? Williams said. "And we because the last time we played School record of most points in speed, defense, hustle and ran them into the ground." FouIe Out Pn them, Pete hillier) didn't play a season and most points In a desire." iv Vanguard 61, Ovt"do o After 27 straight wins, that first loss doesn't come easily. F..cpecially if that loss is by a pin, ' _ -, "- ' / <,:- ________ 1 _____ - ':\ I -6- C:fl! 14 (1)i n I I intl á S irtey Hound i, ' ii rr ,,fl, (37) 8 Ct(y'a I inSt (77) I 1 50 , North Carolina Charlotte Ore tr Rutt, r'. r -u?h C irolina Southern scoit : - -=•-• - ___ ________ _______ ____ ________ 1 0.) 1 (4 5) 362 I .400 50 7 lndapolis lhoe,h, Moon Atbn Peay 90.E Teen 50 iSSiSSpp '09 560 -- TELth 8 ' - 7)SPsoo 0, ' 640 QuIniIô SOUTHWEST Lamar A, tk40sas Perfrcta (I I) 1)450 $4020 I JIll: -. ..:;,, ) ao ' Lou Payas at 101, DavId Lesure at 129 and Jim Culn!ea 122 and Craig Davis at 188, both from Lake Bran. tley. Monda YI Reutt 7 Ctevin I Quebec indian:polis 5 Chicago r03r 1Ju,,I3 fl Vancouver Berth I n State To u rn a rn en t IN BRIEF Win For Texas Grid Open Goli Tournament, for the coming season. Cadle shot his low round at El Wang was a seventh-round Slate Filled Caballero Country Club. Uni. choke from Texas Christian versity of Southern California and Lewis was a 10th-round seNEWTON, Mass. (AP) senior Jim Ruziecki shot a 71 at lection from Wayne Stste Cal. You've got to stand In line to get Angeles Country Club's lege In Wayne, Neb. p foc:bil game against the North Course to become the University of Texas. only amateur in the field. Bc1cn College said Monday F'irmei' touring pro Tommy Net Meet Set it will meet the Longhorns here Jacobs was the caly name playLONDON Wimbledon offion Sept. 11, w;, in the Eagles' er to quality, shooting a 71 at El dais announced they will meet season opener. Caballero, militant women's tennis leader According to Boston College, Billie Jean King next week in a that waj the only open date on Two Sign bid to forestall a threatened the Texas calendar until 1990, boycott by the Women'5 Tennis C'IS.EVELAND hAP) TWO when today's 3-year-olds will be draft choices one on offense ready to play football, and one defense have bCfl added to the ranks of players San tjna Falls Cadle Qualifies signed for 1975, the Cleveland BOCA BATON, Fbi, SixLOS ANGELES (Al Browns announced Monday. teen-year-old Larry Gottfrled First-year pro George Cadie The National Football League defeated Manuel Santana of tiredatwo-under..parioandled team said offensive tackle Spain 1-6, 6-1, 6-3 In the first 29 qualifIers Monday into the Merle Wang and defensive end round of a $30,000 Tennis Tour. Glenn CarnDbehl.Lc Angeles Stan lewis had Inked contracts nament, Lake Howell - - - - - - -- Lake Howell's first soccer season wai a winner as the Silver Hawks of Tom Murphy and Norman Wlgbt topped the Edgewater JVs 2-I last week. The win pushed Howell's record to 3-2-1. "Anytime you start 'iith a new program and end with a winning n'asotz you've got to be pleased," Murphy said, "We played competition above our heads all season." F4gewater jumped ahead 1-0 In the second period before Lake Howell's Craig Woods kicked a goal hate In the half to-kiot thib game at 1-1. Kirk Born provided Lake Ifowdi i13 win with a goal In flu- final minute of the game. Among F4gewater' starters were three seniors and four Juniors. Lake howell started seven freshmen. howell's goalie, Mike LaCore, "made so many bcauilful,stops you wouldn't believe It," acrording to Murphy. Murphy also praised fullback Lee Phillips, right wingcr Spencer Phelps and halfback Mark Shrenk. The Sanfo creation 30-20. the pull out the last-minute 'icto' Department rd He boys' Faul McNulty led Cucoa all-star baske S3dnd will Eastside All-Stars with 17 the district and 1 thall team te tour- points and teammate Jo lab- AlkStars a led the Westslde Uweaten compete in the 32-31 in butedl4. Sanford led nament Feb. 21 and 22 at man contrl er, to Sanford's f• Apopka hi Robert Scorer Guy withwas six enabled points. Sanford trou Apopka 530 at Semiflo Sch Saturday morte ning to win lb best-of-five District IV playoft on Left' Res a?l1° team scor against Apo Huhin Cotton 20 points. ChariesSanford fligginswiLt sans 14 andarl i Starling ndl-1eJ Apopka with .obinson, paced points. For Your Tire The two junior boys' all-star cams lost in their (listrict Dollars. fourney at Cocoa Beach t.t Saturday. lure we're Qetting thq most tr, dumped the Eastside Out money. Thu $ shy w'J tk All..St you 10 kfløw thu tic's about tePty e state chmimpl and defending b(.,e the f4ictttin Cocoa Beach to be pout defeated the estside All-Stars b.slIi buy Every Mchit, X' tote is back by a 40000 m.te warranty lot I'ead wear on (O?'t,1t,c Cm; Thai $ )t41 about twa th rn-leig, poud 1"p'CCI Iioii * li34 • t.mdq tn same cond,tin; Alto h.'a,, of its 'adas d , i2r, th LicticIn *h 1ess IG.jJ les1!ar.e lhgn, cnvent,gqI.l Isles. and that means you can Cave P I (0', ott yaw p'iant gas COflIumpt fp'etf Qood conIi4.r.,g today's 'ui-i dliii). Plus, eYe'y McP,el,n 'X' tine 9,,ei you all th. ditinCO,, nadi&l lie o',, convntio b'py ties imor,t. rig, as.e. Ii lung bitie, ttaction £r4 turn., 'Oad holding Arid th .sij ur • t' rI co.,'.t,t arirj KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer When Indians's hoosiers brie you, they make sure you don't get op 4nd W nsIns btL'U in ha the maxks to p,-uve it. p-rii;ki.d I i" - stzr- a i-mmued thcir reign ('1 temir in the l-g Ten Conference with a !1348 rout of the Badgers Monday night that lmched a tie for the league title, 'Indiana has great flow defensively," said Wisconsin Coach John Powless. "They double back well and cut off peneirstion. We were forced to take a faIl..way umpc, or take the ball back outside." Indiana's brutes forced Wisconsin Into 29 turnovers and Scott May carried the offerisjve load for the winners, scoring 11 ii' 'LnL. - .' - (lie 2&1l ttraight for the Hoo3iers, They c-an clinch the thg Ten championship outright by beating rwlnenip Purdue this Saturday, -h'. t:'- re- :n r -U'.:e iasjct,thajl, fiftii-ranked Alabama (. I I'emucacy smashed Mississippi l08-8; 6-; ninth-ranked Marquette stopped Butler 77-(; No, II Notre Tanie nnmrnercd St Joseph's rlad,i 97.81; 13th-rated North wets Carolina trimmed Virginia Tech 87-75 and No. 14 Creighton routed St. Thomas (Mlnn.) 90-64. Indiana, which had trouble with WiscnIn In the past at nome, nad no aiuicwty Monday night. The hotshot Hoosiers tqokn' 'pen lb.' OlTYr s ith 7111 l•2 :;purt midway through the first lii if May scored ISof his points in the first half, when Indiana 2.d 4828. Kent Benson added 16 points and 10 rebounds for Indiana while Quinn Ruckner scored 12. Brm'e Mccauley and Tim Paterkk had 10 polsfls apiece for the leers. Alabama's Leon Douglas scored 26 pc'Intr and Qiarlea Cleveland 20 to provide a Southeastern Confcrence victory over ISU. Alabama led the entire contest, but 1St) made a couple of stroig efforts to gain the lead. The Tigers fought back from a 45-32 halftime deficit to make the score 70-69 en a Glenn Hansen free throw. Alabama took control again and bonsted its advantage to 76-69. Then, wIth 30 secort'js left in the game, the fireworks began. LSEJ's Gaj llufinan started it off wi two free thres, d Kenny iiiggs added to the cc'mnback with a three-polni to make Ui score Then Cleveland sank a basket to make the score 78-74, and fliggs sank another to shrink 'flam' margin to 76-74. pay two points with 10 seconds left. Alabama turned possession into a fc'urpoint victory as Cleveland came through on two free throwr with one r.ecc-nd left? Hansen led all icorers with 29 points. '1CtU)Uifl Ja.k Gie1S sred 26 points and took down 16 rebounds to lead Kentucky' past Mlsslss1pol. The victory kept the Wildcats a game behind front-running Alabama In the Southeastern Conference race. The teams meet Saturday In one of (he SEC'S biggest games this year and Kentucky Coach Joe Hall is certainly thinking about IL "I think we've the potential to best Alabama," Hall said after Monday n1ght'a victory. "We've Just got to get c.ur heads en right this week. I think we are still a little flat," Marqueue Itaped out to a 10-0 lead arid then survived a late scare to beat Butler behind Be Ellis' 24 points. The Warriors' early cushion mushroomed to as much as 18 poInts before shrinking to eight, at 53-45, midway- through the second half, Thon His got Marquette's offensive machine fur,ctionj Qu'niela (74) Tu*di ers Los Angeles at WñShi York Rangers atbon Kansam C Mo n t r al •) St. Louis WCd.diy'0 mci got 5S .a.. - Adrian Dantley scored a game-high 36 poInts, leading Noire Dame past St. Joseph's, ml,, the nation's No. l3rated small college. Mi;! ' U(het,n 'X 5-:' Los Angeles Ph'lodelph,a at al Detroit Pittsbur(1h Atlanta I Minnot tforna TWELFTH, 3-I, 0, 39.lt: fl'okt'ijstrr 1' P,rnjflangLl S 10 750 I _________ - ' 125 A New York $20, Virginia 104 Indiana 100, t t cu's P,'t'.flti S4, I jelIt Kidder (10), S Ti,r-P,l,'sault (61. 6 Tom Thumb l ii. 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B - I (lay Charmer 1121. 7 lake Whii (0 3 X's He,suUtut 1)01, I RIV DelI (3). CHARMES I ER CPU QUAIL ANNE IMP SCOTCH " j'I(A SLOG Pf' I i,,r, ___- .49 ,,'u1iutY fZMtxlco __ _____ .t::tMl*s SCOTCw tU4L 1 11AM _____ ______ _,,,,;;;__ - - 90' 7 YEAR Si : Dog Entries 8. SIR cY 100810k IMP. TEQWLA 0LD0$WHITI A BC PREMIUM 81111 6 :; 1 .29 ____________________________________ 4 I_- - ((ONTO 15 YR 2. Orlando Evans (26-2) (3) 75 Kentucky vs. Virg.na jt Nor FIRST, S 15.8 -- t Co'o'tul (61, 7 II 44 1(11 5 7i 3 II-,sh 15) 1 -. 'orpniSt' (I). S Country Cheert (51. 6 fllur T,m ($7), 7 L,tna F,irtey QftCEEk t.' '' (I.ASS A/tA1t 1. Cleirwater 24-1) (5) 77 Utah Iii, Mmph s 100 Tuesday's Game TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Cuaseibe rry - - U 178 nui UTHERN -Gill 10I AU? ' COMFORT !"' '•," _______RU _______ SAT.. * HI-Way 11-92, At 436, .. --- - All CREEK ____ ____ 35 lttt3iA __ ...z,i J$LCORTIZ MIS)co * Hi Way 11.92, Fern Park l,ic.ua tA'UJ.* ('I 4's Qtjnila (I II 12500 Tr,fecta (1 17) $33 70 A 48 .-". M A s Jeanle 260 S tIk Qunbela (731 $70 $0 Wednesday's Games Perfect. (37) 3)0560 VirginIa at Ind,an Big Perlecta (3)1 with JaIl) t LouiS at Kentuiky MICHELIN JOHN DICKEy INC. PH. 322.0451 405W. FIRST SANFORD sports Writers Association has tabbed Clearwater, West Palm Beach North Shore, - I F 's Tap Job 1300 620 100 1 ____________________ TEQUI 3 vi I'if_10"599 ' • . Vt 6.49 is,Jsmsl 995w ______________________________________ _______________________________________ WY'. ______________________________________________ I"1 W! ___________________________________ ________ ' rrDnirrn _ TiI e,, ________________________ _____________ 0TL49331Ms1 _____________________________________________ i M-*( I LUI (0 Lfl ,r i U 0 T(0 010 '" J - . 14 55 5 -$99 ,,-. 4595 STANlEY IMP CAAQIAN MCVI( 4 595 Stivil GIN HUM-VODKA l YR MCH[NRY - " 319 .. 3195 449 .. 4995 K 0 85 BLEND , .Eii' ,.. g.g5 PLACE GREEN SCOTCH 449 4995 JQJJ 5(0 GIN QUART MR [04 YEAR 449 ,, 4995 459 ma'5I 75 QUART CERTIFIED SCOTCH 5,99 ..'si69.95 MR ID KENJUCKY BLIND 359 •i" 4195 01 CERTIFIED RUM wr, 3 15' 6295 8 YEAR OLD R(PEATER. 389... 4495 ROYAl DELUXE SCOICH 3,•.1l 4595 WiSER 15 YR CANADIAN 8ONO899'.. 9950 MR £0 KY. GIN IMP FRENCH 8RANDY.1. 1950 QUART BULLOCH LADE 549 699 3,,,,, to 995 6195 CT 12 YR KY BLEND 589 vii ABC VOOXAGIN CERTIFIED BRANDY ,,.•, 6195 ST. tIGER ?'' 597... 1164 01 CANADIAN fAILS 4 YR 3 49 3,,,, 10 4295 I,. 14" 5915 JACCUIN ROYALE VODKA Cl WATERFILL & FRAZIER ,','5 49 , 7495 868 OTS. DEVONSHIRE 399 4595 559.... 6395 CANADIAN SUNSET 449. 4995 STANlEY KY VODKA 3jg ti 3995 BOND'S CERTIFIED ROYAL CASTLE $$f TEACHERS III' IWP ((01Cm 949 LONDON , MILL t'i.I4 11TlO r %C:'s&9__________ RUM -. (1 DARt :MP- SCOTCo -_________ DRY GIN [I 35 KY BLIND (LIMO 1(0 S t)15T SANDY 193 -________ WIllIE __________ ________ _______ •4Ai, a(,.J.i GOLD OLD STANLEY _______ MACDONALD ' STANLEY ___ "'%&PtI15 ' HORSE 6 MEDAL Ift,JI YR. (RD Itf: -' (:':as * iM Si (ITCH KY GIN - :.RjR VODKA R 0 VA L 4,J ________ BEEFEATER OLD JLEWIS "66" VELVET N.lPliIl1j * tiv 419 -- th alIl7I 12371 Y) _____________________ UP SCOICs ___________________________ I- ABA Standings 1235 50. I)) JCSILA SLoG PISAIf ___________________________________ ______ '- 970 310 2 ALL ONE OUNCE U RINKS - Miami Westminster Christian maha 1110 500 540 7 M's Massey Boston at Settte as the teams to beat in the up5 10 500 1 & C 's Mint Opal 470 7 coming state basketball tournaQuini,la (34) $1010 rnent,s. Perfect. EIGHTH, 3.10, 5, 1700: Cla.ssAAAAClearwater,24-1, Ih.intom's Pearl 710 540 31 1 East Division and Class A Westminster both Manôtee Danny 20 310 7 W L Pct. earned top honors by slim twoGB I Ck A&iiIe 3 11) 5 N.'v York 4) 1& 739 (3unit'Li 4(7) S 20 vote margins, 77.75. Orlando :rntucky 10 16 711 I't'rfeIa (Ill $6100 Evans, 26-2, got three fir-st LouiS 7) 3.9 31) 20'I NINTH, 5.16. C. 31.41: Memphis 1/ 12 71$ 75 place votes to five for Clear-.s?0*n Mint 1160 170 340 7 VirginIa (1 M -nO 29 Pot Ann water and Ponce de Leon, 23-6, 3 00 260 4 West Division 'hmbIer 340 6 Denver got the three first place votes ii Ounicia (4 7) $ IS 00 San .nto,, 37 26 sn ti not awarded Westminster, 22-1. Prcfrcta 17 II 13100 Indiana 79 7$ 509 16 The rar'kings, with records, TENTH, 3-tO, 5, 1717: Utah 27 1) 450 (91 ¶ ,tl: 10 70 6 10 340 3 San first place votes and total Diego 21 383 7J I$oe4er's Satlit wIII TEUI 1'NGES 10d10 ________ _______ - '.': - GUCKENfIEIM[R Yl,y.O;UtT0N CEO. DICKEL._______ ______ BLEND " oigutasi Los Angeles at Kansas City Canyon 370 7 Qu'niela II)) 141 20 ELEVENTH, 5.16, TA. 3)01: Ploote Tony (2 40 $ 60 310 3 ARC cOrri!. . ABC RUM 1' Iorlaa 0' I3ILA S11 hUll _______ ________ TII TTtI VODKA R' ED. KY BACARDI I VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWlNIN' CERTIFIED - •' hIAlI 410$ I _________ (A lIVE RAGE GUIDE .r I IMP SCOTCH MACGREG R -__ARE'ITO___"' 9BELOW . LORD HEDGES BUTLER CALVERT iMPrAg SCOTCH - ' '-_ ,. 7r*cr .A ee - :'- ' , PLACE GREEN urgard CLAN CASE_UST SukoAt 80Y611 0u Ranq.r New York at Detroit 317700 ' SEVENTH. 3-10,0. 3204 Thinkradjal. and look to the loader _ 3 40 i FEB. 22ND CS TM f..5vAyP8lC($ WO8tO$(lk:l 1731 7 ____ , _____ mU ? CERWIED gu -S(R 10 yR GIN JACQUIN IMP CAUOlL Butfjlo a' y's Games New York Island Portland at Hos?;ri Wednesday's Games Piikypam atharttag,, &____ 11 DAY SALETU S.TH __________ UGH! SCOTCH I - Mi IIIPWPCA*.50u "I HORSE STR 4 tJ ........''' 'i""' U'J S NSET STANLEY Monday's Gamij No games SCheduled Dark Chemp,on driitng By JV Y. TOM SIMS 8 YR . Sac .NLEy CANADIAN WHITE -,. - - Games ud ERICA'S LARGEST WIN ST. EGER t 4 f U payne soithe Defto on Women's R. TEQLflLI 0 ':' 5..... Oi5,Jcnair _______ ill. ____ QIC '"::t1 :-:: " ______ PCAPdAD,AN ___ New Englnd BpIe monto,, Phoenis a Do Mond Plo games' L-" , . HarrySeibertof the Bank of incoleTouniam Southeast thel Woodhull, TROPHY WINNERS PRE 1110 670 6 NBA Standings Clearwater V -- ______ ______ DELTONA WOMEN Winnipeg L An0 tcs St 75, BakerSfOeld St 69 1 1 't Imogenc -- ABAR Cs IndianapolIs - _________ dud R( STR Evans Hold w s Ln'naman C.560 13)45: 3 10 760 E'plon 300 Golden St6t at 'dew York - Rest Angel • Phoeni • uffalo at To rage Rafin 0010 9 S Milwaukee at C 13640 SIXTH, 3-to, 171$: LosAngeles at leveland OliL\NDO, Ha Wi - Sanford Recreation Gains sPÔRTS 1 L .t IL planned outlin' e, noTicre guide,is ____________ IM 7126 Houston - - ,.... .. NHL Standings gIs 70 tJ of Ala1' Re85. Pacific 10theran 77 I 32)150 - P.S."' - S.. 5 - 219 219 I/O (Ifl 116 170 21 3 26 21 2 ?A A'eta ______ forth. is no O hated athletj pr0im here Sanfod 36060 310 3 II - .,:. '5- Harding Il? 0. $31.33 S $0 9 20 150 2 K _____________ -. -- ' 20 3 HJ. 1 440 FAR WEST IsA; 90 100 6 Denver 7 $1350) FOURT ______ ___ 5.97' 'IF '=-- Y0nf0 Edmonton Vancvr "nnipeq - ___ suG 11s611h1 SCOTCH SC IltAil 71 II Northwtn Marymount, Kan 91. Mo Southern 350 170 $ pe - _____ _________________________ I took the job go and do some of ven't been able 10 here (at SemInole). I flCVei could t't , me I. S Carol,na 7 020 360 400 Ru - ,.. Minnesota Edmonton at Cleveland ,, ai W'flflipg Cy UI i'L.' t'ould do. III 5''' Can Quebec Jdia Olv,%iofl 36 19 0 fl C St 99, Elon 67. 6epmo7mstt000 t Abbey 63 N Carolin. Gardner Webb I19, Virginia Tech 96 Livingttone Angela P $270 : WKntucky 360 Willie Wink 00 170 CarsMQrtfltad 101. So N Orl 76 720 3 MI,llQ3rl Xavier Montague Castle Qunoefa (I UiniCl$ Tenn • on E Ken!uby 77 nifeclacl 13) $37000 MIDWEST A 7$ç4 dIe - 1171.331 NoIre Dame Wssc 97, S JOseph'S, md St Indiana onsin 58 Michigan Marquette 77.50utler Iowa35 7$ FIRSIMONDAY NIGHT A. Creghton Thomas. flark Rider 300 rUb 000 340 $0, Fai,'i Chicago Lu LPgo' 300 3 Detro,t n 67, Mnld 61 Quinieta(47) 0, 39.15: 101Cdo ' Bradlnesota 63.01 115 10 BrnIe Mills cii Seminole (inisned In the top six In the heavyweight class after dropping Greg -- - s---________ ______ ________ __ ________ ________ We st Division 75 125 221 I' U) 29 7) 6 71 7 do 24 7.159 2)4 183 2 23 fl.i)I -ui Old Don Qu,nieI 17$) 12400 L T3 5 GF GA 2971 7 ' lie 179 1) 19 77.9 - TENTH, 5.36, B. 3113 RaIolph Macon 300 360 200 . IS. 2 01 00 3 Va St Ill, ia Fa yctICvbIle St 95 Ilull ManIm C'p'ainSt, Tnn . Quinlela Olgate 3) $1000 Vanderbilt IS. A. 3114 Jacnv,,ge Auburn 75 Martin lenin 4 00 1100 $ $0 60) 60 I Alabama $0, ia raoQu 76 7 Alcorn 130. Soul Rouge krambln Man 520 5 Drury 77. OS'Iedo'5 Robert llorkoski (25) goes high In the air to upear a rebound against Ocala Vanguard. ___ - "I'm going t'o Woodruff communI 1 ('Stablish ThLA an dings Chicago 10 65 Miss UTH77, Gee'gi a - cy Cal Husker F.r I A &M ClevInil Tu(t BrandeIs 70 'ena 103, Cans 1150 I 10 480 4' , T WHA 3 50 0A'1' Associateu 680 900 6 Sdon Hall (OS, Penn Perfect. sophomore and 6-5-1 asafreshinan," Franklin said. said, "And I don't feel too badly because I was ceed. It gives you moral support." '1 'aas just 5-hIni that rae time I could go to state, talking to coath (Dave Crawford and backs before falling to (1ff Thzinscii vi Miami he said Doug Peters and Guy Campbell, both of Lyman, Lakes IU-2 In the consolation finals. Tuesday,Feb.ii_1C73-7A II _ Boy's' 1 C. 31.64 \lI 7/ , :1 Lvurds to 'c':d points - _______ Herald_ Sanford, Ft. ______ neola Ugly - o - "!'"-" "-.-'- ' psaiisivu right, try to develop a progra starting with the YMCA a Club" P.i 'r Scores 760 fi eventual winner Pete Koefler of Stranahan. Camp- Claude Woodruff of S'rnnMø ((13(1) at 0 ik Rnb't I ,n going to Oceola and T4' I 0. 3)47 6, T'rawajack;e T. - _______ II footLtfl Cage College 1 EIGHTH, _____ :.. A r;: riessi', 21 70 II 00 6.40 Ethel _____ - Te place votes 0 parenthesc', sea '-on recoqct lhroug' çames of 16. and total SEVENTH, 3.16. A - I AprIl sunday. Feb l 11 1 L,u' Trans I') 3 Pt nlecta (1 8) 1.360 70 Lonk .- "At least I know there is no one, except that one something in life, Loch Cactus IS). I Silver 5'??? (5- o ReIlly .- ".' DM1' DeWu 140 3 20 7 eo Toma Datsy 6 .4 10 1 G'ngc'r Lynn 460 i Qu'nicla (15) SI) SEVENTH, SIC. C. 31.51 - • "'- A7 on'u t1yan III. .1 1 L 'S Wy 101. -,lbow I ,stc, (17), Drrm,, wasn't so bad. He had fulfilled his dream to go to as the other wrestlers and they can beat you nn a University may be in the mall this week for the 17- group, state -- all else was Icing. given day and you can beat them." Lopez cit Coral Park 6-5. year-old Franklin. He wants to wrestle In college. Franklin rmbhed second in F1da in the '48Peters lost 7-6 to eventual wclght.class winner After winning his first two matches Friday, Mills wrestled the best match of his career __________________________________________________________ "Wrestling Is good for someone who Is down and Joe Cassal of Miami Coral Park. Peters then against - Robinson, according to Seminole Coach pound class - thewrestlers highest finish of the nine Franklin defeated Charlie Reid of MacArthur High depressed, maybe with an inferiority .mp1ex," defeated Rick Zlel 5.1 In the wrestlebacks and Doug R"ger Beathard. Seminole County who competed In the School 7-4 in the semi-finals, 5 *5_ . div iq ua1un% ii Franklin said. "U people keep pIcking on a guy, he Mycek of Miami Lakes 3-0 In the consolation flnnl .l Tngiipi JciIn me linals, vie ijonzaies 01 Miami lulnan can get out en Ag9fn5! L'pe, .-._-e_. till).. r,,,-,, -" a tie mat and show himself to himself, _.,,.t.I.., l_ st,. tLt..,J ___' for third place. . n4er..' r"-" .... •. '44' b"M'.rul!n thst Mis pi,.$.,__1 M :- ,., Lit' Cdli HOiv Lt'4iilhLvtl UIdL lie iuta tue a'uiiit Entering the state finals, rranklm was V.4) mis todu :' Campbell lest In (ne first round ("riday ' College Poll ontaque "At first I felt pretty badly about losing In the Gonzales could beat anybody hi 188. He did know finished in the top four In their weight class in the state, but the excitement was just going to state and wl'tat he was doing." ... tt'ui '.ters was third In the 115-pound ,,.4..,,,.* MONDAY MATINEE - -Woodruff Named AD At Osceola; ose Si - 8 $16, B - 1. Ebony Ward -5---.- - _- - __________________________ 5 - 5-- - ___ - ________________________ _________ -------- Woodrutl, who graduated "I don't think Success will instead of stepping over it. InCJi,na (15) 740 J.)(k$e (1), 3 Patt,e Moth 1101,6 T. TOuhl Hope 7300 1600 6 7 UCLA Yell0* Slar (6). 7 Royal Fine (3) athletic director at Osceo[a tell what kind of program head junior varsity football - something down deep - j3 pep rehly does not create pride. 19 7 500 High School. 5 10 3 10 5 kn Mirylanj C Moun K'ng 112 310 1 Nevers'ttI1' (mt 716 you're going to have In a couple coach at Winter Haven, said the developed, he said. Woodruff, .4 N C who "I mean A student can be the loudest one EIGHTH, $16. 0 - 1. All In One II) Olnil (7-u) Alabama was years. Osceola Is willing to go attitude of athletes at Seminole when a student comes to school at a p'p rally and then go write 197 (371. 7 Frolskng Fran IS). 3. D 95 Seminole's head football coach, this route." Pc'rfpt (7 1) 176950 6 Louisville influenced his decision, 152 i89 also was namrd Interim head kuda II). I Air Fire (I?). S Fast Daily Double (5?) 37) 8) and pfrks up a piece of paper on a bathroom wall." KCOtUCky 183 376 THIRD. S-li. , (laden (tO), 6 Drilling Hobe (6). 7 ArizOna football coach at Osceola, 'rhe 197 369 Tryt, $ 00 320 6 Pck fllt 18), 8 llr'dle A.ag,c (61 MarQUette Il) NINTH, 5tl,C - I Peggy Raiden school is seeking a permanent GOIdMedaI,on 760 100 2 tO S C.ill 135 139 coach, Driver Mr I?). 7 She Duke (3), 3. Afl.,dll 710 I 2). 157 30 1 Armi (6). S Color Spree (tO), II NoIre Dame Quinela (26) 37700 Woodruff coached Seminole Il Penn'.ylvania II 6 Marble Linen (6). 7 Ig looker Pt-rfecta I6 7) I) P Ciarolna ç, 156 u,, e Aviator (81 two years, leading the Tribe to FOURTH, 3-li, O,j, I Crelghton 184 II Tom IlesI TENTH, Ste. B I Mister a 4-5-I record last year and a 27 80 1 10 300 2 IS Arizona Toni Trc' 164 Marcus (5), 2 Ghost Chaser (6). 3 77 ______ ______________________________________________________ ______ 100 7-1 slate in the 1973. to Clemson ___________ MuSl10 (10), 1 Nodk King II), 5 138 Uussi,n Pirate -_-•'r\• *_ 280 las Dooley (12), 6 Montague Guy $7 La Salle 191 17 Qun,ela (2)) st9 ______________________ Jerry I'osey of I.ake Brantley _____________________ ______________________________________ II Centenary j __________________________ ______________ _______ 27 3 (6), 7 SmiI,n' ii Pc'rVt,i (23) Sal 70 • -_ 35 High School will be Seminole's 19 Pan American Hopeful 702 FIFTH, C. 3134 $19 ELEVENTH, .. A - I fleaney 70 Oregon si. Wherc Tufly 31 head football coach next IOQ 550 ) 20 _______ _______ __________ _ ______ Others receiving votes, listed floixjer fltj 7 80 380 6 161 7 (H'rIe/ m'lty II). 3 1 B season, Poser is athletic ___________ ______________ 'Pdtkauly - Cincinnati, Fur ft.'-ontauc Waver ___________ ________ Mail I t0i, I Mnla Winston (7) 1 man. director at Brantley. Holy Cross, Xnsas. Kan Quinil (67 14360 0 6 's Merry (3?). 6 Montague sas Slate, Memphis Clarily (6), 1 K'l Singapore State. Woodruff said he also had __________ Perlecta (76) $9990 • _____________ Michgan. M'chi,.an Tell SIXTH. State, offers to be a!hletu' nIir01.t,r nt 8 3150 __ ______ xJ ' '"" '- iven1ng hI. / Old irley SIXTH, - - OREBOARD _____________SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -- - -- .-- . ,', VODKA - 3.69 CATAWBA R MUELLER LIEBIRAUMILCH 299 33S ... -t' ,-4 .' .. 4mt'I'64l iN 349 ' GAl SANORII FROM SPAIN 4 4fl - a �-: 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ____ _______ - - - -- - tif '19 i' -& EJIIfluOl9 ' .. f1j / - fl 4". . - Qji - . -- •-.-.-- __JL_ -. - 1 - -__-_______- _____-_ - ,-ç_ A ______________________ :. :- '- - -- !_L_jjj _________ -.:.-.____-_ ]_ ____ _____ - _____________________________________________________________ -_ :I m- '' _'T -- J- I_i.... -_--- - -.__.r - - - _ - - - -; - - - -- = -- - - - - -. - - -- - -- -.--- - ts1C of Zb branches ol thu NL1otI sot iatiou of Letter Carriers in Florida altcnded a schooling seminar held at the Knights of Columbus Hail in Sanford yesterday. Some 125 maIlmen heard John Bourbon, at speaker's rostrum, discuss route adjustment and Luther Sands, state sice president, tslk ougrievanec proeures and duties of shop kwtds. I - ---.-. -- - -, (WuitIJ1'UbLIc HEARING . thy Eiigims ui iiieasur- their twlEht lfl centimeters and Orlando - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT Ithrui times -------4)caflne 6thru 2$ times .....31ca line 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 26 tImes ------------24c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY 11,AOMIP4IMUMCHARGE) SATURDAY NOOn 3 Lines Minimum _________________________________ DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication UC. -i 't ' st' oh Teenagentosjtafternoonsfor 7- yeorold. Saricliewood villas 372 )J33atter6 ____________________ Baby Sitter, live In 5 days a week Must be mature & dependable, References Reply to Box The Evening Hecâld, p.o. ____________________________ - 1 Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Pobert V.'. Lee 35 WeSt Pine Street PubIIh Feb Ie, 1975 Of CLEV'LAPD & MIZE Boom 4 4-PersOnals - - 9-Good Things to Eat - FRUIT, FOR SALE the following property in Seminole ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll fxsStbletoconsideranappIecat$ ,to County F'orida 3fl4 -' Free 6.442077 for We Care COnstruct a doc and ,nttWu Lot 73, BLOCK "A", BRANTLEY "Hotilne". Adults or Teens. Fruit Jars-Lids-Seals the follow:nq deScribed property SHORES FIRST ADDITION, øc. _____ _____________ GORMLYS, E. 46 Sanford 323-4733 From the Southwest corner of the Cording to the Plat thereof as FACED WITH A DRINKING lW of f of Section ; recorded in Plal Book 9. Page 41. o PROBLEM TOwnShip 21 South, Range r East, the Public Records of Seminole NAVEL ORANtE5, $2.50 61) Perhaps Alcoholk. Anonymous Seminole County Florid,s run Eaf County Florida Also Tangerines Can Help S3Ofeet.thencerunN.o$ccreesv andyouarerequiredtoserveacopy ?1L0! or________________ 3724362 Ce1l1724517 77 feet to the Point of Beginning of your wtltten defenses if any to it Are you a full time driver with a part Write P,O Box 1213 thence rur N *7 degrec-s E *0* 39 on Robert W Lee Attorney for lime car? Check the Automotive Sanford Florida fctt thCnc run North Iii 77 feet Plaintiffs whose address Is 35 West _________________________Section in The Herald everyday. hrnCt' run N. 63 degrees 11' 00" w. Pine Street, Orlando. Florida 37101. IS AIrOHflI A PORI FAA _______ 17 37 fee?, tP'n' " 5 $7 on or helore the 71st day of Mtrch, IN YOUR FAMILY' I Q $7 I. tI, thij. rwi S i1ii'i'ructjoi 1775. rJ file the ofigiial with the AL ANON --frrees E 120 feet to the Point of Clerk of the Circuit Court of For families or friends of problem Beginning, Sold parcel contaIns 2.25 Seminole County, Sanford, Florida drInkers. Enroll now for Spring sewing acres more or less 32771, either before service on For further Information call in iSV classes. Singer approved dealer. _____________ Further described as: Linneal Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately or write 710 C. is? St , 373 6161. Re ,cP, Drlvc thereafter; otherwise a default wsll Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. - - --- - Sidney L VihIen. Jr., be entered against you for the relief Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 3777) Chairman 14Camng ______---Reso demanded In the Complaint _______ ----_____ Board of County WlTNE$Smyhandandp,seatof 5.ot & Found Cc,rnmisijoner this Court on the 13th day of S CENIC WEKIVA RIVER Seminole Countl, Fla. February, 1973. Vacation or live under beautiful PublIsh: Feb. 1*, 1975 (SEAL) Lost: Large yellow Tom cat with oaks. Fishing, canoing. Swim- Wiirnon 0. HarrIson DeceaseJ C. Vernon Mite, Jr., Seed U$nd car lot neects xperienced salesman Also auto mechanic. Cili 322 1700. Sunday - Noon FrIday PATRICIA "PAT" lOOT f -k -a PATRICIA NASON (Last known Address) Route 7 Oran, Mitsouri that an 1637, Sanford, FIa 37771 -Ladies, need a lob or extra money? Con earn from $Sanhr & up. Call 349 369i Cr 349 5420 , car on Celery. 327-5427. Attorneys Icr Estate P.O. Drawer 2 Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish; Feb. II, 25. March , 1975 DEK.lo2 a Citrus or Cattle Ranch Manager desires position. College graduate, ?OYrs. Florida experience. Reply Box 362. care of The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, F.. 37771. ______ 6aiId Care -- -29-Rooms - .-- -- - -- -- - arh 1. I, Park. *3) 1111 - - -- fenced yard. Hour, day or week. Winter Springs, 327.3597. Cti'ii Care in my P.or.e, fcnc a,4 i reasonable, Sunlanci area. 332 6361. again. No selling experience necessary. Let's talk about it. .... uthwct Blvd ; oft 75th St.; off Loc,,st Ave. Call 644 3079. - - Th U...,,. Adminittrat ,ui bids shah be mailed to: P.tr. Robert I Besserer, Ad,,, Seminofep,temo,,at Hosrital. 110i Ca.' Fit Strect, Sarford, Fla flld%mu)lberec,ivedby fl00 on the 7th day Of Ap.'II 1975 Lamb RINA INC.. a Florida Cor- - - - 1120 Florida Ave. 3736150 110W REALTOR 372-7191 fair price when you' advertise your "don't needs" in MUST SELL - NEw3 60.2 BATH - the Want Ads. HOME. all e*lraj, good location, - --------' Ma'e offer, ; 32-Houses Unfurnjshed -----------______ ------ FROM$165 AIRPORT BLVD. ________ Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Tvo bedroom, larg. lot, 3737*70 Lake Mary. ReaSonObi, rent.)fl 11)0. T*obedrm.apt.,orlarge7bedroom house. 373 9370 from 9 to 6. 3 home - fenced lard, patio. Newly decorated. No more I• ,-kIi... s,,,,u, t•.,. i-. lilt, MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 3?)7900- ______ --I Bec'roorns, P, baths, garage, fenced, central heat and air, carpeted. 332 5935 Evenings. , I I ,,,- months old 3231111. _____ ______________ Free fishing an cano.lno beautiful Wekiva River. Quiet 323.0742 w Geneva. 36R, 2 bath, mobile home Chapter 30 -- WELAKA APARTMENTL. 114W. Itt St.,. S4JjwE Meetings tusiness. 730 1st Tues. A Community of Fine Homes offered I,y U inqo Every Wed. & Sat. Early Birds 7:13pm. good watir. Some horn pasture. oi flAfl&I nrai T rii lull lIfJiLl I Req. Real Estate Broker 322 1301 6l0HiawathaAye. at 17-92. - rVOI Broker 332-76.0 -.,r £&...I..ta_ .. - - , ADULTS, NO PETS 1,14W. 2nd St. beautiful oaks, swimmltlg,fi$tijng. $35,000 To $43,000 Bdrm., carpeted, utilities p Quiet place for couple or n' Mature adults 323 5495 r: $100 month. Adults. No pets. NO CLOSING COSTS 95 per cent FINANCING AVAILABLE We will le% for up to °OST5: one year with Opti to buy and then apply from SO to ICO percent of your rent to the ctownpaymentl t. Hwy. 17 97 1 Mile South of Sanforø Located I 5lm Souffi of Airport Blvd.. MEETINGS 5P.M.- 2ncia 4th on Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida Thursday Each Month only 155 Rest lot selection now avaflabje In and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home PaiL Come out and lzet be Model Homes on lisplay i SI ___ AGE COVE state Rd. , 2.1 miles east of 17-s. Ph. Sanford (305) 32341$Oi Orlando (305) 831-2?99 __________________________ 7 3/ % 30 pool. Assumable mtg. Prics CORBETT location, Landscaped with azaleas, oaks, & citrus. Hurry, call 3739110 Only $16,000 r r, I C ,-. - IA - __________ .5 576.000 today will buy a 3 bedroom, bath home. Carpet, drapes equipped kitchen and fenced yarc shaded by S beautiful oak trees. Excellent neighborhood. Ex cellent terms, family room, pool By owner. 3233911 Neat, 2 bedroom masonry hont lot, fenced yard, 1550 dosi $13.3 per mo, to qualified corner I IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE BIG "3" AND IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME - RENT OR SELL, 3 bedroom. I', baths on very large lot. One year old. Rent or assume mtg. with s'u'all down payment for purchase. Call owner, 671 3001 after 6 n.m. or weekends. P4ewhouses lr rural area No down payment, monthly payments less lh.n rant. Government suiniduied to qualified buyers. Call to see if you quality!? irough Feb. 27, 1973 all new home contracts will qualify for a(sP rebateupto 1500. Ye-s ipctof your Mw home contract - priced oft our 1974 price list-will be returned to you iriCShon closing ol your home Call JOhnny Walker Construction, 322 6457 and ask for "Ken" or "Bud". After hourt, 323. 1512 or 372 7111 191 Country Club M. IJN%WORTI4 orAl v T" D,. b..l CI• .J'•U One Inc. Aflam,5pI.gby pa UIVSII • rdwood floor, fnr. - - 1! 4M -'-4 Gattlens INGLE STORY APARTMENTS HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet away from It alit Largo wooded lots. Street lights iPaved streets ISewers •Sldewalks flR3t II WITH YAP IAC1 ______________________ l)\TI,.j( Hilt K - GMC TRUCKS 544. Iltusvllle, Fl,, I AJ__,_ •_k......t,_ ___ - - - - ji -. __________ . ijj - home, 77'6"x9'I0", or smaller, 32 Iyear-old, $13. SpeedQue,n 1972 PONTIAC Luxury LeMons Coup.. AT, PS, PB, Air, Bucket Seats :or used furniture, appllances,toots. ect. Buy I or 1001 items.Larry'a Mart, 713 5-armIord, A,,, 53-TV. Radio Stereo COLOR IV, $1I.9SMONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. - 641-1006. - 1972 CHEVROLET CORVETTE, One Owner, I Speed, 454 Engine. fl-Auction $4795 - 1972 PLYMOUT:4 GRAND COUPE, One Owner, AT, PS, PB. Air, Nice. Auction SaturdaylP.M. daily 10.5. We buy, seII,trade C1pm IARGAIN GARAGE: Wednesday. Sunday. Garage Sate. N. Hwy. 17.97 (behInd Soblk's, P.ongwooct) $2095 Stan's Auction 1173 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE) Hwy.46. 1V,MI. East of Ii Coupe, On. Equipped. 75-Recreational Owner, fully 1970 FORD LTD. 4 Door Hard. top, OneOwner, AT, PS, PB, Air, ______________________ 1' Travel Trailer, excellent con. 5995 2961 DODGE POLARA, 4 Door, One Owner, AT, PS, PB, Air, 32,000 Miles. Ian now to vacation this year In yuurawnRECvef ••IIY0WF $7095 1972 OLDS CUTLASS, 4 Door, AT, PS PB, .*Ir, Low Mflcz;;. SANFORD RECVEE !ERVICE $300. 363-3771 2604 S. Pwy. 17-n 23flW. hi £4. 323011 Heavy Duly 14' Star Craft Aluminum Boat & Trailer Bedrooms. 2 balht, Florida roor $25,500. VA a"d FHA tinancir Vel-cies diticri, $993 or best offer. 373 6042. Harold Hall Realty $2195 1972 CHEVROLET NOVA, 2 Doer, One Owner, AT, PS, PB, Air School BUS Conveetedto Camper 37)-t$O2af'erôp m $2195 scarine engines, cibin cruise ood condition, Assum REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 3439 S. Myrtle Ave , Sanford AND TRAILER 3725,34 1LISW iv ROBSON MARINE 7932 Hwy. 1792 i'ivt 372.5941 smIsslon and rear end. $75. 53%. 6931. I Reconditioned Batteries, $17.93 excha'sge. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanlord Ave. I I ______ 2 Bdrms, den. $17,500, -Mical ?vWchandise GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 03 Orlando Drive 43-Lots-Acreage - cres with 330 ft. road frontage, tooded, loatd off Sanforc '' _____ 73-M2tOrCyCIeS Old Upright Piano Plays, 130 327 7S1$after5:30 Sanforct 373 5700 -- I lye $5,000. 1974 Barrington, 21'xöO Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3IU SIN ESS DIRECTOR EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU . essup $12,500. Terms. IM HUNT REALTY 2571 Park Dr. iltor 372-711* After Hours - Accountin - ,•a ON OAK HILL RD. 372 1161 eminole County, 1 to 60 acre tracts, several locations. $1,700 to si.sco per acre. Good terms. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 6750711. u yri. experience. Personal Tax Service No.2Eastpd.,11.,2SJC Entrance p Penisbottom, 377 7I99 _______________________ Air Conditioning Merchandise ----- Home Improvements Kitchen - Bathroom Cabnctt, Counter tops, Sinks. In. stailatlon availabte. Bud CabelI 322 5032 anytime BUDDY'S HOME PET REST lIaN Boarding I, Groomnig Ph 372 ii)3 Sewing IMPROVE, MENT. ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 373 1331. For tree estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 Pet Care _________ - C -cir,,l lI'it & Ar Ccxit,,n,n _____________________________ ---- , UIUrn), WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five PoInts. Call 377.7543 anytIme. Carpentry, Non inflated rates Repairs, Remodel, Addjtiøni, Licensed, &ndsd, Insured. Iry - Alterat,on, Da,sig.iing & DresSmaking by expertS Singer oPcr'oved dealer 710 F is? St )fl .AI Sm'yk, 323-M13, 1771 -jsceIlaneotjs for Sale _____________________ _____________________________ Reauty Core MAITLAND FLEA MART ii Hwy Il 9? Open Sat & Sun 9 5 $31 79J "Whef A; The Fair Get a Teddy aear WIN (Whip Iflti Now) (Same price last 70 yms at WALT'S TOY STANDS 5 i3EAuT '-"LO'i (tormc'riy Harniett's Beauty Nook) 519 C. Pine)?? 5742 WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1108 Sanford Ave. Master Beautician, eves by appl 3223972 or 372 1976. D'y CIsaiIg - Central Orlando Fair ___________________________ Feb 23 Mar.S Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service. Free pick up ord delivery.3 day service satiSfactiOn V anteeci. Green's Dry Cleaners of Winter Perk. 373-7$$7; 7 291, RAND ___________ OPENING 'LUXURY FOR LE I KENMORE WASHER, oarti. I service, used machints, Aluminum Boat & Trailer ________ FREE TV Closets overflowing with suits that are too tight? A Classified Act ,, THE HERALD IS the ar'sar' NEED MONEY? Private party will buy your diamonds 1 ct. . Al gold iewelry for cash. WrIte p,. p Electric Rang, 10" C0pportone.GOodCoedil livIng .uarters, pIus 7 car gana with apartment, Real opportun for couple to make good incor end hly, in excellent locatic 115,000. Near Malls. 131,000 131-4842 Geneva _ £ Owner will finance 377 3*9g. S3195 -- 1 '64 Dodge VI, Auto., PS, PB. clein. dependable, 5375 '3 Chevy 7 Dr Vi 55, very good cond $730 _______________________ today's Classified Ads from your easy chair. WIlT - ORit4TAL RUGS WA:4TtD Top prl'es paid, used, any condition, 644-5126, Winter Park, 52-Appliances ve., few blocks from Lake ____________________________ '$ 1VrI3 L Reg Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 25th St,0 322-4455 Everett A. Harper Agency 706W. lit St., Sanford 372 7113 372774 DELTONA I EW1, 2ana3b.drooa, homesi townhouses. Wall-towall cars Area _________________ 197Q Red Chevrolet Impala con vt'rfibl,, (transferred, must eII) 66$-f 104. Wanted to buy Used office furniture, Any Quantity, PIOLL'S Cassefberry, Hwy. 17-97. 1)00%. ________________________________ OPEN NOON TILL DAR available. - TAFFER REALTY * "Get 'EM While * * They're Hot! * with only 5% down! ' THE HERALD 2545 Park Dr. BEST BUY IN THE AREA 0l ukler Spanish style 2 bedrooms, screened porch, study, fireplace, workshop In garage, corner hot in convenient Sanford I 10,050 call: Your MLS Agency thaslr. ,. listing 41-Houses ___________________________ i 700 COncOrd Dr Ca.teiberry. t to -. 322-2420 Anytime GOOD TERMS -, - - DELIGHTFUL 1949 impala Good Transportation. Isoo 372-7205 D4.,4, lf*II VU IV .' er, Direct From Boxcar" Sneak Previev wallpaper, bultt-In kitchen and maintenance fee. LOW, LC LOW 7 pcI. interest uni tandem plan. Hwy 17.92 to 25th west to Ridgewood arid follow -_ i... .s Etc. - a signs. bedroom, 2 bath. Florida porch, Iquipped kitchen. $21,000. FInancing available. Best buyl dining room, 2 lots, orang tress. By owner $3.S,O. 322 4193 _____ "'''tUi hAl d like to be included in 'INECREST Mayfair, 3 Bedrooms, carpetec central HIA, fireplace, privat Ô000 Ih,,,,.,4,.,, Early Bird at 7-30 Regular 5-00 Free Ca,ciWitp, TPm;sAd Mt ing Is? & 3rci Thursoay 5PM Only $32,300. lot 16' x 16' family room. 372 376 7nd Monday -'ogo Chub Hours'-) pm Daly (closed Wed I BihOo Every Toes P4t IIDDEN LAKE - OWNER TRANSrERREDI 3 bedrooms, baths, 2 years old. Many cxtras i' ,, C0RMIY". F ta C.aninui 173.fliy I tcia 3 BR home, 2 baths, $1,000 dow assume payments, Large woode Sanford's newest ISANFORD I iIt' •1, '' Bosrirss Me-eln (CUeit, , 130000. For Rent: Office and Storage Space. 1200 French Ave., 373 73 oBiEE HOME ''A'RK entais from - DIAL I (305) 322.8721 'Matr' Matthew VW ;x Real Estate ______________________ FLEET RESERVE ASS N. . lnu!ri to P.O. CITY-EXTRA LARGE DUPLEX Each unit has 2 beth ms, 1 bath and enclosed garage. A-i location EALTORS Monday.Fnaday 9.4, Sat. £ Sun. 1-4 OR ON TACT YOUR REALTOR OR BROKER - Art canso furnished. Furnlsp*ct ar. carp. & air condItioned laS & up. 3 1*10. For Lease: MINI WAREHOusEj, sao,;u,o, with railroad access. We are rsy taking commlttm,nts for waretiotjs lrsg or small businesses. Zoning MI-3 Industrial. Airport Blvd. & McCracken Rd Send !i' office open , BINGO Eberyp,on &Tues tarhyftird0t7.13p M RCgutOr 0? 7 ISP P.t tOvAUy Bedroom garage apartment uiCt neighborhood, tile bath, :ondltioner optional. Adults oi You cn get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" irs the Want Ads. Conventional Financitip AMERICM LEG lO .,, 'I,,,,,, borhood, Only permani residents. Deposit reqaired. I 0990. 1300 Si. ft., 720 Volt. Ideal for repair sliopor warehouse. 327*321 or 33. 6120. - FOrd.9pas..ngcr "4,. it-"t r'j f. u .ies radio, Al cOndition. 50-SO warranty, new ?irts, $1595 or best ..! ' FREIGHT SALVAGE Apphlances . Furniture.palnt Electric Dryer, $45. 323-9413 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADEP Room turn apI., sreen,ci pot .Jjd. From 714 percent 't ________________ ________ -- MustSell,i,jp W<UKKS 197) Squareback, beige, 1 speed. radio. Only $1993 Call Howe Kirby, Y22 1131. Dealer. I BOAPDt Nc, KEN'EL! HEATED KENNELS. 5S7 '__ SPANISH CHARM a a a. - AKC Dobermon pincher puppies. ChampIon lineage. $50 to $150. Mr. AndKion, 363 5710. TV, $75; Single bed complete 520; KULP D'cL'QATOR5, 109W. 1st St., 372-7335. daily. Ph. 131.13)5, Open St'ndays 126 library table, $25; Zenith console Days-372 6123 'Nights 372-3.421 or 372.7333 Realty. - 4& 322-1470. and Tennis Courts and L;e I and canoeing, See at Camp initial Recrrationai Fees are Paid and include Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Basketball tO yOU kflOW that you lob or organization ca ppear in this listing cad reek for only $3 :k? T ; en iaea ay to Inform the pubils your rliih ArilulSIM Stenstrom Datsun.'Subaru Sale - AKEMARV_$20000wn.forflew j bedroom homes in the city. Low 120's seIl",g price. Farmers Home - - 74 some below dealer cost, first cojni-firf choicel Plus Fha.'s finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's LarOest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving 67A-Feed Sears Zig Zag sewIng machine, beautIful full sIze walnut desk with Hay for sale. FertiliZed Bap,la, thal. $159, 130-1761, heavy bates. Limited Supply. Call Modern coffeetable, $4; Vinyl chair, 331-0.429, $10; Re'cliner, 133; 21 Pc. Noritake il.-sIrl ' "; Victorian ai'i3r J JIVtDANDYJAZZ.j' chaIr, 143; 4 drawer chest, $25; "Buy Direct From Boxcar' Baby - crib complete $25; Oak GORMLY'S,E.46, Sanford -__ 323 4733 _ after 5, 372.7*7,, IAWPJC 0Al TV rr s"., "'-''' ' a0::Aut'-Saie __________________________ $125 *30176) Queensl:e beciroomset living room 1772 ___________________ 1957'. TON API IMAL HAVEN GROOMING carpeted throughout, Ridiculously low price, 323 2920 xiarnental stone fireplace, turned columns, Sunken paneled family room, 3 bdrms, garage, redwood prIvacy fence, carpet. Un. believable at $23,100, FHA, v*.. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR, 131. - 1?11CPlevY',tOflP1.k.p AIlpower, $700 and take over payments. 323 1775 -- Miniature Schnauzer AKC, shof & ears cropped. S mo. old female. FurnIture-almost new Administration Plan by builder. 131-1619, VA Or FHA $37,000 6C'iinder, $200 373-7711 ' German 5hepheri female pups. Weaned, Shots. Beaulifully marked. 3734*25 - ________ 1964 Ford Half ton Pck up 6S-Pets.Sulies - -' Move your old abondoned car FREE. If you will call me after i _____________________ - I OW DOWN PAYMENT 79-Trucks-Trailers FORD PICK-UP CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE Sanford 372 941? Eves l9 1145 roof, _____________________ -------- -- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. Sofa and Coffee Table, $75 for both in good Condition, Call 372-4071 after Realty 1 64-EquipmentforRent '*. Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle positi. Like new Condition, sold new for lu balance of $45 cash or S payments Cf $10. New warraj'lty. 307 A East 1st St lice 2 bedroom block home. flew - Singer * GOLDEN TOUCH- N SEW rI sewIng cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin Jti machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of $78 or 10 pay. metits of $1. Call credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 771991 1919 S. French 727 ?371, 372 14 96,372.754 372-1959,372.1164 )bedrnom, 2 baths, with good neigh. bors. 7Dc1. me?t;3;e. MOSSIE C. BATEM.AN AVALON APARTMENTS First Federal Savings and Loan of Mid-Florida Pricid from * * VA- No Down. 3 bdrms., 2 baths, carpet, central H&A. garage, fenced, patio, 121,500. 3731631. .' H-,vy. Ii 97 Outli of Sanford Sanford Ave., 321-9370. I Acre, I br.?batp,, pool, firepi Pond, only 1.37,950, Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 77 I9l3HarleyDayi SO CC. 1300 372-3.419 ______________ Let m tIll your spring garden spot or r.w your vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 3725i,u, ladlesdesk. $23. Dave's Furniture, EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH ARBOR- 4 Bedrooms with all custom extras, 17'x3i' pooh. Home On Lake Semhnote.srnIh.swas,ot I-Ion SR 323-0532 FORREST GREENE INC. REA LTORs 3n..0florjn37 _____________________________ Lawn.Ga,xjen Bedroom set, complete $105; guitars. $15; flew living room set, 1120; 7 twin beds, $10 complete; 3or 4 bedroom, I'-, bath house Go,d 0046 SANFORD ____AMERICAN VETERANS citrus trees. $25, I -- 51Househokj Goods $14,100. $200 Down , bedroom furnished aprtments. waler furnished near downtown Sanford. $100 to $130 Month. 321. 311 SANTA BARBARA DR. 1.7 BEORO(jM APTI SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS hospital, shopping, 3 bedrooms, central hear & air, neat & clean, 1973 Racing bike 123MX Outboard motor, never raced. fnicludes all accessorIes to #o Classified Ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap, - at a low cost. . let us help you place yours Call 372-761) or *31.9993. ________________________ ORTH Lights, water furnished Adlt ON LAKE JENNIE NOTICE WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD.._ Near churches, Stemper % '-:. r.'.'ial desks & chars, straight chairs, filing cabinet,, as is. Cash and Carry. NOLL'S C mtorcycie _________________ furniture assalberry, )77 $30 4206 paneled, Carpeted anct furnled C.in ue as 2 or 3 b-cdrc,oms, 2 storage buildings. 'All for only 6 Rm. house in Geneva, 7 acres, Sanford 4 bedroomt, Central 141.4, small lake, $123. Prefer coupleor I w-w carpet throughout, nice child, References. 372-2197. neighborhood, dead.encj Street. ldealforcp,ilclr,n $l,SO)downnd Bedrooms, 2 bathi, kitchen fully assume mtg. $17027 month 372. equipped, fenced yard 332 3jpt after 6. _______________________________ ------------3 Bedroomswithctouble garage, 1* 34p)bj f4,,),p, baths, tamlmy room, dining room, utility room with sink, bullt.in office Wood Or thu desks (eiecuf vi desk Duo.Thefmoilheatingstove,blower automatic lighter pipes, and tank. Good 3220761. air, trees, $39,900 ____________ _______________________________ LQke Jennie I -- I I Usea - LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom waterfron, home, bjtifb kit. ctten, Florida room, central heat & ________________ -- Za'p.t 4mm nt'.ruptcy. 30 valueciupto$7sayd Sacrifice ISa yd. Your choice. Weekdays, 372. 0041. COUNTRY LIVING yet close to city conveniences, Newly painted, Broker, 107 w Commercial Saord)fl 7U1 ________________________ 1Ct'ity._332-1799, - Fl.TUftdly,Feb. Ii,iis- ______ £4-Office 5$ table, 6 chairs; Fla, noon furnIture; FrIgidaire automati washer; bedroom suite, and 0th. misc. 3fl.9S3. 3 bdrm masonry home, fenced yard. $1,700 down. 1)35 30 per mo.. to qualified buyer 3727710 W. Garnett White - Dining - J.,,,,, rk'flIfl Furnlhect. $150 month $50 - I ,' . * Heated Pool * 1- 2 Bedroom ____ 151,500. 377-22*7. OU C6fl Qet a Immediate occupancy. 1 & 2 I .- - * Recreational Building Call Ban Real Estate Browr, Realty, 3775737 332.1964 APARTIflENrS 7. An Airport Zoning Ordinance above described personal property. that will have the effect of creating Further insormation available from - LAKE MARY 2 Bedroom duplex, $100 month. 2 bedroom duplex, siso month. 3 bedroom house, Call - On 1st-us. Dery, Adutti. Lovely large I bedroom air, ideal Iw 'e'tred persons. 372 - NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fli by virtue of that certain Writ ExecuNcn Issued out of and und the seal f the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida, upon final lucigment rendered in II aforitaict court on the 9th d6y SEMINOLE COUNTY January, AD. 197$. in that certa UTILITY BOARD case entitled. CE Bulidir NoticeofPubllcH,aring The Board of County Cern- Products, Inc., a conporatioi Plaintiff, -vs- KIngswoodEslatesi missloners of SemInole County Inc., A Florida coi sitting as the Seminole Count biic poratlon, Utility board will hold a Defenciant, whic hearing in the County Commission aforesaid Writ of Execution we Chambers of the Seminole County delivered to me as Sheriff i Counthjte, Sanford, Florida, on Seminole County, Fiorid, and have levied u W.,y, Fetrury , 1fl, the toilowin ; P.M. or as soon thereafter as described property Owned b to continue tne nearing ano Kingsw, tstates ne Browarc take testimony concerning up Inc., a Florida corporation, sai grading the Lynnwooci water and property beIng located in Seminol •' * Dishwasher-Disposal - 31-Apartments Furnished ---- -- ________ t'irk Ave.. 3 room turn, apt. Gen I LegalNotice I'm taking two Dilatln capsules poration, Plaintiff, -vs. 0. DAVID 1NDON (AP) - Margaret an Airport Zoning Cornmisin ?tie Civil Dvsion of the Seminole SILIPIMAN, Defant. and these daily for artcr1o3cleris. My whi(ftistorecommendlothpcounty County Senift's Department. All Thatcher, the grocer's I presents command you to ap. Commission the boundaries of the said property being stored at blood p-essure is normal and ________________________ daughter who became leader of pear an file your Answer or varioui zones lobe established and Altamons, Garage, In Aitarnont, my blood sugar is normal. Why other defense or pleading with the the zoning regulations to Britain's Conservative party, Publish: Feb 17, 1$. 19. 1973 be adopted Springs, FlorIda. Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for have I lost weigh;? DEW relative to airspace hazard zoning. That said sale is being made to say why you have lost weight. has spoken up for the nation's Seminole County, Florida, and serve and further to protect aerial op Uti%fy the terms of said Writ of DEAR READER small busines,smen. a copy thereof on Plaintiff's atWeight Because some causes lot' proaches of any airport located, in Execution, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS loss is a simple torney, ROGER I. BERRY, P.O. hiflC Recalling her father's small whole or in part, within these NAMESTATUTE John C. Polk, Sheriff bCt. welgbtlus3areserjousmdjai DrawerO,Sanford,Floni.j,137,,10n ten calories In unincorporatedareasoftheCs,unty: q TO WHOA? IT ?.AY CONCERN. Sem'nole County, Florida g"cery, Mr's. Th.atchersairj: and cilories problems. I believe Or before the 17th clay of March, anyone Ntic, l krcty Authorizing the apoointment and Publish' Fe' 15, 23, March 4, 1), used by your body. The mo that the A (), 1975, who knew full well the tremendous otner,se a default has unexplained weight loss creation of the Airport Zoning 1973 undrslgned, to the will common cause for weight loss be Cntered against you. nwnber of hours which went "Fictitious PIamepursuant Commission: Providing guidelines DEK.i00 Statute" Chapter needs a good medical Is a decreased intake of examination WlTNCSSmyhandandsealof the 14509, Fioqiila Statute, will registet and standards to be considered by into earning our keep. ClerkoftheC;rcujtCrtonthiS 13th the Airport Zoning Conirniim in calories, either from not eating NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS "I hope you will ee that I WiththCClerktfhCircuitCoort in da of February. AD, 1975. making recommendations to the and for Seminole County. Florida, NAME STATUTE asmuchfoclloreating food that Arthur it fleckwith, Jr. Don't forget that cancer can come not as a politician who upon receipt of proof Of County Commission to establish TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the Clerk contajni fewer calories. of the Circuit Court also be a cause of weight I only k.ows about politics, but publication of this notice, the fic boundaries of Airport Zoning Notice it hereby given that the By: Lillion T Jenkins Beyond that you can begin So, don't delay. Go get a good as a person who really does titious name, to wit, C. I-f- Thorip DistrIcts and In determining, ad undersigned, pursuant to the Deputy Clerk & Associates under which I am (Seal) opting, amending modifying, with things that prevent food examination to narrow down know from experience, the 'FIcfitIous Name Statute" Chapter engaged In buincs at RFctg 5,2*1) ROGER revising, or changing Airport Zoning 565 09, Florida Statute, will re-giter from being absorbed through the possibllites and then t, BERRY ReguiOtlons: if you massive problems you have ci'- Mefionvjlfe A.tenu,. in the C'Iy of Attorney at Law Providing for the *iththeClerkoftMCircuitC,tin the Intestinal wall into the must, get the proper treatment, er3'day In your business," she Sinford, Florida. administration and enforcement of and for Seminole, County Florida, Post Office Drawer 0 Airport Zoning Regulations: upon receipt of proof of the circuletian. There are a host of Idon't want to alarm you since said Monday at a ratly organ. That the pirty interested In SOid Sanforci, Florida 777I enterpri is as fOIlowCrestir, a Board of Adjustment, publIcation of this notice, the tic medical problem.s that can do it Is probably your diet, but lied by the National Board of business Publish' Feb 11, 75, March 4, II, C H. Thompi0n, Jr providl, for appeals in certain titious name, to wit. THE ELITE 1973 this frcn the diarrhea-type because of cancer, cases and authorjginç said Board to CLEANERS under which we Dated at Aitarnont. Springs, ercuiosls Trade. OFK in') are exercise certain powers, s.,bject to Seminole County, Florida. February disorders associated with and diabetes s.c factors in gaged In business at 19 South Old _,,,,,.__.___,,_,,,,,,, 13th, 1975 gjrtj and Standards in certain Dixie Highway, Casseiber, puurca dit,a to tp of unexplained height lOSS, JIOME AP - Soviet balk- Publish: Feb 15. 25. March ii. cases' Provided that Airport Zoning Florida in the City of Canelberry, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD inflaminrjflon of the Intestinal simply must see a doctor, 'I'he rina Valena Fedicheva, ex- 1975 Regulations shall be reasonable, Florida. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS hOve the force of liw, and shall not wall, Arterosclerosis or same applies to anyone el.se pcl.led from Leningrad's Kirov OE'( u That the party interested in s$id Notice of Public Hearing _______ _______________ interfere with any nor, conforming business is as follows: The Board of County Corn changes in the arteries that with unexplained weight I3a1le, company after marrying use Defining entain words and NOTICE UNDER FICTITiOUS rnlssicners of Seminole County will SUNP4YSIDE CLEANERS, INC. suppLy the Intestines can also DEAR DR. IAMR-C.an you an American, has arrived In Providing thai Airport NAMe STATUTE By: Farrcll I. ° p'.itc t'caro, luon,i..,.r a interfere with their normal please tell me what 'cinithl Rome tn be reunited with her Wit')?,? IT MAY CONCERN ZoningReguIafionsandalIautpaty Secretary P'roSed chaop of ronnq from A I th,'itl be kept c.o lie at Dtrj at OnIarde, Oran tra I,, . , f,tzt ,r;'J k;uJ to we:ht H. t ( 1 Utj,l Corn i, i n:ptmns and llUt.flii1. certain ptaces which shall oe open to FlOrida, February 13, 1973. undersigned, pursuant ho the n'ecciai DiStrict on the following If the calories get absorbed its causes? I heard this In public Inspection: Providing t "1 could no longer remain 'Fktitit., Name S'atutv Chapser described Property' Pubhi5 Feb ii, 23, March 4, II, then it's time to think about the conversation while *4509, Florida Statute, wit register violations and penalties: Provldng 197$ The P4W away frn the stage and on a f Of 5e(ton 7921-3), away loran effective date. the Clers of the Circuit C,t, n Seminole County, Florida, lying DEK 101 things that can happen to k*e recently. ft d' pertain to from my husband, Martin for Seminole County. Florida, 5uth and East of Slate Copies of thete Amendments are Road 421, calories from the body. HlgJt on me, I think. I'm dose to available In the loning Department, Friedman of the BaJtlmore J. UPOn receipt of proof of the Further described 1$ located on Room the list here is ciiatetes siui years s.d, 113. Courthouse, Sanford, I*tki of this not Ice, the ticHighway " FICTITIOUS NAME let. We will be going to 476 between Oviedo and titioijs name, tO•w)f: DOVER Florida, from Monday fhrough Notice Is hereby Jiven that I lou of sugar, and hence Jamestown. am DEAR READER -'The slduhi UaikdStatessoon and I hope tO DISTRIBUTING Friday, $30 AM, to 5:00 P.M. under which i am engageci In business at 6)5 WoodUrig This public hcaring will be held in caJies, in ø,e urine. Is made up of rr.any separate be dancing again," Miss engloed in businea This public hearing will be held in Place, Altamonte Springt, Seminole at 977 the County Commission Chamoers AtfOmonte SpriofJs Po.ai. Ouldog Any illneSS can lnease the bones. The large flat, bone that Fedicheva, 37. iid. th Crnjrty Commiion Chambers County, Florida, under th fictitious Q tjii' Covtthotis,e. Sanford, FlOid, of tne Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, name of C in trio need for energy in the body is the back of the skull Is the ?,'arch II, 1973. a' 700P.M., or J MOl. O$IEY She married Fr1stuan In Springs, r IoqIdaCily of Altamontr 5000 on March it, 1973, at 7 00 P.M., or as ASSOCIATES, and that I thereafter as possible, intend to cells, This can be a chronic occipital bone, and this part of early 1974 after a 13-year ensoor thereafter as possible, Tnat the party 1nterested in said regist., said name witP the Clerk of Board of County illness like tuberculosis or an the heat is called the occiput. gagement, The couple met Board of County enterprI i as foii the Circuit Court, Seminole County, CommIstioner in tx6ifiess Commissioners 5 - Robert F flver acute Illness like pneumonia. When a headache causes pain Philadelphia in l%l while the Seminole County, Florida Florid, in accordance with the Seminole County, Fionictó DATED at Al$ari-r,ntr Springs, fii Si VijIen, Jr., provisions of the Frti'.c-us Name Or, (be thyroid can step up the In the bark of th head at Is I ssas inuring the United !mi,l(ount1 Ft,te, FeOruary fly: Sid Vihlen, Jr. Chairman Slatut, To Wit, Section us no . ., , _ _r._3232920. 3OApat1ments(Jnj with 2 adutti. Good salary. Per. manent. Reply P0. Box 561 in car. na * Range.Refrjgeraor ______ lye-in mature woman, dependable, - * W/W Shag Carpet area, spic & Span, low down, 123.300. Acre Reatty, REALTOR, 3237150. 3 BR., large lot, nice , Tradelnyourpr,senthomeonj bedrooms, 3 bathe, family room, with 3,000 sc. ft. of secluded luxurious lIvIng, surrounded by towering oaks and a private Japanese garden. Exceptional financIng available to qualified buyer. $11,500. Evening Herald, Sanford, 5O-MIscellaneous for Sak1 No goes if yIng, 3 bedroom, fl', bath, central heat 1r, fence, ;ç down, $197 ?63i, 2S7lParkDr, 3fl-7Ii REALTOR AFTER HRS: 317971 37706.4* 3223991 1 or 7 bedroom duplex apantmenl, Furnished or unfjrnithed. 60' swimmIng pool. 4770 S. Orlando ________________________ ________________________ says. - . Make it a Happy New Year. Pay off - Nice locatIon, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath 31A-1jplxes' _____ id:l for your Tr;rT- c _On'y $11,000. Duplex, t.ak Mary. Kitchen quip, 2 bedrooms, fenced Jim Hunt Realty yard. 327-1361. 2CDRM, furnished or unturnishect Adultsprefecred 373-S$Slor3flf6?0 * Clothes Washer-Dryer 41-Housas Attractive 2 bedroom, 1 bath home carpet, kItchen equipped, drapes, fenced yad. Only $11,100. - Sandlewood VilIai RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES * Unfurnished BambooCove, 17 RDRM, bhaair. Sunny kitchens, playgrounj, near city park & Sanforct Plaza. From - I - _____ 18-HelpWanted , '' - - 41-Houses Ior2fledroom.Adulf$Only Park Avenue Mobil, Park 23-45 Park DrIve, 372-716) MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. I 1.2 Bdrm. fun or unfurn. 3)2OrlandoDr,, 323-1670 Chutuota-luxury 1 bedroom Shag, draperies, AC, heat. 15x73 living room, separite dining room. Beach, fishing. Adults, no pets, SitS includes utiIltie, 363 3)61. _______________________________ Rentals - - 31-Apartments Furnished no longer ad needed items wln a DUPLEX, Furn. or unfurn. Ideal classified the Evening IocatIo reasonable rent. Ph. Herald Dial 327 7lIIor $3) 993 ownør 363 3721 anytime. ptce yours ___________________________ ______________________ ----- I - years. ,. - - Close to downtown. new lovely 7 bdt0om, aIr, carpet, kitchen fully equipped, Water sewer-garbeg, scryice pd. by owner, $170, 372719$ or 373-1592. Can't put fte ar fn the QarnQj Sr Camp Seminoie,5 miles we-it of I-I ________________________ By WIlLIAM C, WERTZ "If you can e4t it, you don't keting manager for the Gurney and larger orders than ever beAsseeJated Press WiRer have enough of It. That's the Seed and Ntrsery Co. of Yan- fore," said Alice Gillette of the Wflh food prices still boom- new eneraI rule in this in- kton, S.D. i.H. 5bwwy Co. of Rockiord, tog, home gardeners are order- dustry," said Keith Price, mar- "We're ett1rn earlI'?r nrdr'x Ill '°'" "Norniai!y, our b' : t!!i". ''!'H "i " (or ring pianung in JUDICIIt. CIRCUIT, IP'l AND FOR is just slarung." amts we the icy SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. "We're facing an Intense de- CIVIL grip of winter Is still on mnch of p ACTION NO. 75235-CA.17A mand in our vegetable lines," SA'lrORD flOAT "OI4S & sewerage tyst.'ms AnyOne P'.avfng County. lrIi'j, m' the land. i e In The N eWS said Jey Kantor, assistant to MARINA, INC., a tlori!ja co• nformatic, to present at iaid described as 10110*-s. Officials of the nation's larghearing should be governed ac Alloffkefurnitureandeguipmen norat ion locateci at the defendant's place 0 the cordingly. president of the Burpee estseedand nursery companies BOISE, Idaho (AP) Plaintiff, business, Kingswood Estates o By: 3: Sidney I Vihlen, Jr. Jack war protestors and draft eva. Seed Co. of Philadelphia. say last year's boom in home Ford, son of President Ford, " Chairmen Proward, Inc, at 1107 Robin Road ders, "We're runnIng 20 per cent or C.. DAVID STEIPIIMAN ATTEST: Aitainonfe Springs, two (2) browr gardening Is bigger than ever in says he gave his father a lot of I pushed very, very hard for more ahead of last year, which Defendant. 5: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. deski, ote 7 drawer and one S 1975 and that they can hardly help In the President's decision NOTICE OF ACTION it. i thought It would be a good was a record year, and we drawer, one (I) NCR PetIte (addina Clerk keen up with the den .inn't 'C C' rLC2:, TO S t ga: aITIt7 to Vietnam thing to start michlne) No. 21-192*091.11 409.1, Publish: Feb. ii, ins out with," Ford expect to 'hit our peak until late DAVID STEINMAN, WHOSE DEK.97 øne (1) Credenza, two 4-drawer tile said. "He's not an impulsive February or March. RESIDENCE AND MAILING cabinets, one(1)L. shaped deSk, five ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN: person. He thinks things drawer,brownwlthbtark seven (7) All three attributed their YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD chairs, assorted, one (1) paymaster Uu'ough very carefully before record sales in 1974 to soaring tPit a proceeding has been filed Weight Loss A OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS anct Other assorted miscellaneous against you for the enforcement Of he makes a decision and rniybe supermarket food prices. Sa1e Notice of Public Hearing office equipment. lien fftctfnq the title to certain a lot of the credit given to me on of flower seeds have The floaro of County Corn All mrrthanøie being stored at remained personal p.uperty owned by you missioners of Seminole County will Aitamonse Garage the amnesty thing, I'm not sure relatively stable, they said. in Altamonte more particularly drSnibd as: hold a public hearing to Consider Springs, Florida and the Si ni pie I/ci tte r I deserve," A fifty two 1 32') foof Single Screw, recommending the following dersigned as Sheriff of Seminole double cabin, enclosed pilot h*i proposed Ford, 22, visIted the Idaho Amendments to the County, Florida, will at 11:00 AM. LegalNotice vessel namect the "LADY LIZ" By Iwrence lm SemInole County Regulations: LD. øn the 12th day of March, AD. 1975, Igislatureon Monday and was designed arid built by Mathis Ymcrt' 1. The Amendment to the offer for sale and sell to the highest DEAR DR. LAMB - What INVITATION TO BID ftuiiding Co of Camd, New Jersey ifltl'OdUcediflbOthcliajnbersal. Agriculture I A-i) Zoning DistrIct bidder, for cask subiect to any and Seminole Memoni,, Hospital incauses people to lose weight? 1, with a diejel engine built by though he didn't speak. He Is a vites Dr. bids for: 1. V. provides guidelines for temporary all existing leins, at the Front solubons & General Motori. I'ne five feet tall and mobile home permits issued prior to (West) Door ot the Seminole County 1gh student at Utah State UniverAdminis•ration Sets Spec,Ilcations and the srt title os this proceeding 101 pounds. are available at the off ICe Of the March 17. 1971 have lost Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the sity. ii: SANFORD BOAT WORKS & ' _______________________ 2 l-Situatjons Wanted -_- on SR 46 372-4-470 has 12inche a pound 16 ouncos United Ststes and a hanul of selves in kilograms. Deceased. IriscUon. It reads: or a quart two pints. Instead other nations. FINAL NOTICE "Foot by foot and yard by they are learning that a meter Part of the effort here to Notice is hereby given that the FICTITIOUS NAME Montgomery Coi,mty school yard, Notice Is hereby given that I am undersigned will, on the 19th day of teach has 100 etimete, a kilogram 0(fiCi metrics involves bringIng nct ar U1C Mrcfl, A 0. Isis, present to the an business at 2617 S - 'We find old systems in dlsthe parents in for workthops, SO Honorable Circuit 1,000 grams and a hectoliter 10 than half of the elements Judgeof Seminole French Ave. Sanford. Seminole card. liters, Florida, under the fictitious schools in the county will follow they can help their children If County, Florida, her final return. County, "Giving way to metric meand vouchers, as Ad. name of SANFORD RADiO & C. 8. "We're concentrating on the Cresthaven's!eada,dswitchto they should ask such questions account ministratnix of the Estate of CENTER, and that I ntend to te fst, sond and th1 grades," the metric system. fly Septem- as: "IIowmanykjlometeis Wilmond 0. Harrison and at said reglstersaidnamewiththeClerko, "Kilograms and milliliters." said Kelly frofl3 Guido, Crestha%'en's ber 1976, metrics will be %Vashington time, then and there, make ap- the Circuit Court, Seminole County, to Cresthaven School, located In principal. "Some of plicatlon to the said Judge for a final Florida In accordance with the taught Baltimore?" the littler as the basic system cii incassettlement of her administration of p(CvisiOn of the Fid4t;s Name a qtiiet neighborhood of this gse haven't yet learned to ururwnt in all the &ounty's Statutes, To Wit: Section *65.09 estate, and for an ord In the adult workshops, as In Washington, D.C.,' suburb, is measure in feet and Inches. schools, Florida Statutes 1937 discharging Valdee Harrison the classroom, the eniphasi.s 5: 0. W. Wilson, Jr. about halfway through an cx- What we're hoping is that Administratrix. In Maryland, the state Board on learning the metric system such perimentaJ academic year of Dated this the 10th day of Publish: Feb. 11, 73. March 1. 1 they'll learn to think in metric of Education has directed all Itself, not on converting 1973 metrIc February, AD 1975. going metric, DEK96 Valdee Harrison terms as the primary language schools to be totally metric by measurements into inches, Andaccordingtoitsc of measurement," As Adminiitratrjz 1980. quarts or pounds. of the Estate Of For - HOURS area Tagged - -Apartmen$sUnfurnjj Part Time- Ii you are bored with hot,sewo,, call Sarah Coventry Jewelry for excellent income OPportunIty, No Investment, No SOtiCitig, 323 2791 after . AGOODSAIJ:SMAN - - t rctr O'jt of work Call us if you have e real estate llcene, and a desire to EARN MOREl - FORREST GREENE, INC. REAl TAD11 AiSJor3fl it 7 00 P M or as s.on thereafter as UI FLORIDA IN "ID FOR pounds In the last two ---•= ------. -.- _..- - - 322-2611 8319993 ______________________________ NOTICEOFACTION Cresthaven School is in the At Cresttiaven the teacners IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL dR. There Is a poem written on a to produce any signs of distress vanguard of a growing move- employ speciai metric exhibits, CU IT ., t,.,,,.,., .,.. -- Seminole TO: BLAIN NASON (Lost Known Address) 26 Foxon Street Apt. 10 Stoughion, Massachusetts SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) the metric emphasis has Iaile'I Economy - 18-Help Wanted Board of County Corn FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. i' .oner1ofSern1no1eCoUfltyFla FLORIDA will conduct a Public Hearing in the CIVIL ACTION NO Commissner-s• Meeting Room of THOMAS J. SNYDER, ANDREW the Serrinole County Courthse FARNESE and GWYNN rEEL ___________________________ in an ünportant - Leaal Notice The Bor of County Cornmissioners of Seminole County, Fla. ' T________________________________ i;ia - ____________________ scri'ed as: on Pram. Lake Sidney L. VihIen, Jr • Chairman floard of County - -, _ .________ - - ...-, Fta'mentarv Srhn.ii th-t i,n..1,- - - Serninoe County, Fla, Publith: Feb. ii, 1973 DEKi L_._1._ A TTEND SEMINAR - - U - -: BLAIN NA5ON and PATRICIA constructastolmdr4inandbaslnon "pAT" TODT, formerly the following described prop*rty: PATRICIA NASOI., West 300 feet of the Cast of cw Del ennt, 'f' V LETTER CARRIERS - jr '' - - - ---- Te .j I _________________ r__ -. NOTICEOFPUeLICHEARINO IN THE CIRCUITCOURT IN AND 3 • if•;4f'if, . _____ . ____________ __________________ -: - -- I -- Legal Notice ... 'V' - - .• £ 1 ____ - -. 0' I - - v- C U .-._________ ___ ______________ _________________ i ____ - Tuesday, Fob. IL 975-4A ---IM--- ..• . * Waterbed Sale * Queen Sizewitt'frame,$.a,4.95 rLORIDA WATERBED COP. 76% Pl.Orange Ave. Winter Park, 645 1421 Carpentry, Remodeling, Addit,oni Custom Work Licensed. Bonded -ree estimate, 37) 40)8. Licensed Rrs-dential. Comr rr't _____ Concrete & Carpentry. Carports, AdditIj, Remodeling. No lob too large or too small Free estimates. 322 157' Anytime Odd lobs Of all types, Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light - Hauling 372-7. Free Estimates Ph, 3278573 ' ' ' '.fi L L S t)ift to i'u Pest Control ,'r-'. -- '.' i' -, SPRINKI,ER SYSTEM. AtI types aria sizes ______________________ ri r,. '' . - WeII Drilling ___________________________ ANDREW MATNEY op i - '--'-'- small Cljtt,tid Act brings !:. returnS Try one ,nd see C.i?l ill :511 or Ill y973 BuIIdino&Remojeling 365 5)16. 37) '711 _________________________ ____________________________ PLANNING A GARAGE SALE'r DON'T FORGET TO AD AU1 51ATE' Profess lonal Walipapee Hrmger Werep,.iransjseqvicr STINE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO 2137W 20.2 St . - - - �S — - - - I - _. ;;j ___'._,_ - - - - - - - -- _____1___1______.__.__ 1111111111111111111101111111 LEISURE 11 )OA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ WOMEN Tuesday, Feb. is, 1973 Evening Herald, Sa nford, FL TUESDAY : EVENING (6) Movie Th e 7*30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line Lcts Make A 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6 15 (8) Sunshine AlmandC 625 (2) Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6 55 (a) Daily Devotional (2, 8) Today (6) News (6) 4% XS-H (9) American Mucir ard Ascent Of 'an I... Lives () Guiding Light (6) Joker's Wild 2*30 (2,811 The Doctors "Lady's Night' A night out on (41) Father Knows (6) GIrl in My Best the town turns into a "bwsman's Life 1 0:30 (2, 8) Wheel Of holitlay" for Reed and ,Malloy. (9) The Big They take their ladies out for 'he nluh! .ui! Reed and hi wi!c Played b) Kris Nelson spot a service su'tion h!dup in _________________________________________________ progress, which temporarfly interrupts the social night. S:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "Tbe Howdy Doody Show', For Wednesday, February 19,, 1975 There's more nostalgia for [how who grew up on television ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) days" in the IM& Howdy Douldy arid very good,if you shun Buffalo Bob come to town for a You have the answers you need tactics that corrupt your high personal appearance and to your problems but your standarda. R chic enters the Ilowdy look- methods wifl be a bit too wishy. —' ct to get a washy to be truly effective. re .1 Your self-interests can be TAURUS (Aprd 20-May 20) advanced now if measures you photo tc go % ith hi!~ story for tbe school paper There wili be some confusion in take are bold and determined your commercial affairs Also, seep your plans to 8:30-9 CBS MASH th:ikcr S racket 15 flourishing regarding money you spend or yoursell! for awhfle. take in. You'll fail to do it in a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) in the area and Hawkeye and businesslike manner. Be sure you get a firm price In irapper John use their unique GEMINI ( May 2 -June 'till A ,,, I it auu at the • terfeenng third party will at this time, when the mere time help another Korean create doubts for you in regard chandise is to be delivered ~!~- t to his wife's side when he to an arrangement You ,ve later. karrs it s IJiflL -Judge SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee, for yourself, 21) ThIs Is not a good period to t.011r, I* CAP6611910 T"CATA19 CANCER (June 21-July 22) make agreements hastily just I Be careful to whom ycu talk because you don't want to about a matter you want kept haggle. Take your time. Do it ____ HORObLOPE - ivr'ir 1 "THE LONGEST I W trouble keeping his Up 11, I R'7:30 YARUY — __ GORDON'S WAR . With PAUL WINFIELD PLUS Also 6 KRATE SHORT 1 30 _____ . 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UnCon . .-, _________ INS coupon t.- F'. .. :'• - t6 o - Admiring photographs of .Word-Seminole Ballet Guild members at Friday night's concert are Robin Scott and ber mother, Mrs. David Scott. to anyone, Abby, but this may Abigail Van lynn, 132 Lasky Dr., me Bev*rly Hills, Call#. mI2, for Ab. clerinen who go out of their by bookIit H to Write L.fl.rs churches and into the com- long, Wf acldrtised, slamptc! Inc) Inuflity and thoughtlessly lnvelop. J -— I Youm, For a perAinal reply, write to people who are devout in their ABBY: o* No. 69700, L.A., lit. own re!ifcn. ; ;9. Enclose stamped, uU. \--' "' - • Users Run her Risk Of Suffering Stroke - , . 0 0 '_ . Ar .0 .I 804 I j) ~ I -.;j?lf s-__V~= — ; --- OMEMAKERS SH W — A £ 'FL Th - . eSanford Civic Center to . "- . , 1 (DOORS OPEN AT 6:30) _41l - FREE ADMISSION ~~- 4)11 N )' S homemaking tips from Carolyn Lewis of the nationally famous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL I bs ;Ind also as president of is twice that that of non-users Ifighsmith, best in ,NIrs. Herndon, incidentl~, The Garden Club uf Sanford professional; Charlotte Sch- and Mrs. Wilma Segrest of will hold its annual Spring normal blood pressure, the nillt. best show crafts; Freida Casselberry, are this county's Luncheon Thursday at tile o a The Ballet Royal and 1k stroke risk is three times higher cannon, best in amateur and representatives on the S te ta Garden Center, with a business among pill users %I5 Iiartig, best In junior Board of Directors for the meeti ng ill 11:30a m and lunch Theatre Arts Dept of Rollins ___________________ Plintrigrapher flob Mental licalth Association. served at rioon by the Central il,oliege e (frig honored in th Itoth onu n are .ilt p in of a Circle. I ning of llalkt ,it the Mini' ho tograph) division. task (uric itititing in Orlanu (suest speaker to follow the Russell Theatre Feb 15 at 8 30 The public was Invited to cast with Mental Health division luncheon will be Mrs Myrtle pm and Feb 16 at 330 votes at tile end of the viewing, officials and representatives Wallin. who will give it talk arid Proceeds will benefit the New clinical tests completed at a and popular vote went to Betty from Alcoholics Anonymous, demonstration on how to make scholarship fund of Theta Alpha na,ot unieriity hospital prove (hit th4 Reagan in the professional mental health centers and attractive and useful items hIfP YOJ IO division for her painting, "The district board members to from tin. In recent years, tin Phi of Rollins College. The program has something hunter." Mary Hartwig was study the present rote of district craft has become ODRINEX contains an a popular for everyone, from cIaIcal to ungrr tamer that suppresses th the popular favorite in the boards in Florida. hobby as it is both therapeutic jazz. Ippetite rnj thiee rood meis a di amateur division, with her Ever), (hay Mental llealth arml can be turned to profit. % the tiny ODRINEX tablet aut) Tickets are available at painting, "Old Man In Park." volunteers are working with Mrs.Wahlinservesas therapy Rollins box office or Ballet hungry. With If motor raving wun out over ProfessiorwIs to find the least chah- man for District 8 of the Itoyal. wtight Ices do"I'. Sat# taken as ~_ . . 1, .1.o-'! v,x .- R yall - mi~f-_"_I_ 7-i, Z:-.L-,o . , i M K7 .! si- i 4_257 % I k " __-_M ___ .11 .. 'I At all Participating Central Florida Burger Chefs FAST BE SURE TO SEE THF UNDFRWOWLD t,-,k IiMer. I"I t-etltr as you stilt 1 ni !,,n "ODRiNEX 'Limi) o n gu3tanteri ut mcmey Dick chance to see the winning en- and 111,1C u"lli-ORM"100L ot Tioubir F 0 20 Carolyn Lewis Home Economist I ' — Bagss Groceries Given Away ' - __________________________ PLUS: Exciting Fashion Show Presented by Local Shops : :H =- b ,. - - uge Display Area the merchants of the Greater ., r-. ' I . -11 - I • - CONFIDF~MAL TO "HOT and I was not the only person AND BOTHERED IN there who wasn't. Don't you . .1iLLERSBURG": Did that .think it's i s time iii3i some letter really clergymen realize that Fire Christianity is not the only faith Depment" or Ohio is from the somebody in the 'Aurld? I kiiuw I am not trying to make an ash out of alone in my feelings. I happen to live in a small town where - "'- ' - thIse you. I am not of the Christian faith, , Association for Retired Per. weekend and you were upatthe ways to deliver services to 1, .-.. ,Z - - .- - tN of us Abby, I am all for prayer, but .. a - .; møting. It was 'en to help us? PUZZLED the public. A Protestant DEAR PUZZLED: I am not qualified to give legal advice, in It he said, "1 ask this In tha an d from what you tell me, name of our Lord, Jeq .us neither Is your lawyer. G,et Christ" another lawyer, and let him - a '-- ______ from 411llfi' lo, -719 .• - - : I -- w The boy has fully accepted but we are so close to pretty smart my wife as his "mommy" and retirement and pensions we doesn't miss her former mother hate to do at all, mainly because he hard]), WORKING STIFF ever saw her. DEAR STIFF: 11 you're I've Wked to a lawyer about telling It like it is I and I bd, this, and he said he didn't think you are), no one person should my wife could adopt the boy %Tile the letter. ALL OF you without my ex's consent but he sbouldwrlteitwidsignyour didn't know much about it namei. because he had never handled a : . . : Some , ' , - I ___ p ' __ i_ ' I Ballet I - - - - , I. - i I)leivse till uk3les. -. - ' - t ! ~i 11 Abby I Sterling at Sue Ann's Capri Restaurmat In Sanford last week were members of the Woman's Club of together and decided that ten sure." I called her ymterday to ask Sanford "Swinging Into Spring" fashion show committee (front, from left) Sandra years of taking his abuse and Wilson, Peggy Conrad, c if my present wife could adopt McReynooymmiltee chairman Rose Payne, 2nd Mildred Stemper; (back, from left) Dorothy covering up for him is enough. the lds and Annette Wing The show w ill be prnted *b~Y- She said she would 1? :t a """ iu never consent to that because on him by reporting his ab. do this? she didn't want to give up her .senteeism to should the executive "motherhood."Now if you can . office. But who make any sense out of that, llo one wants to %Tile the letter you're a lot smarter than I think and sign his name to it. We've You are, and I think you're been batfling this for years Ba , t Concert , ~. Club Notes Z - _ - \\ public, true professionals, See you all March 4 at the Special thanks to David Homemakers' Show if not Iis of Deltona, who worked sooner. miracles with the lighting. C ' !! lie also finds himself pushed back in time. It no longer Is 1973, but 1948, the year the movie was being made, ard as MTOO wanders obout the mov. ie-in-Progress ht! fin& that he Is not the only traveler from a fu;ure titne luinging atmt the he(. There are lots of folk, but while Vidal expjns that Itwu I1 / I i The Civic Center will be the Ifere's an item from hfm 4,gathering place of area concert Richard 1 Ginger) Iferadon, lovers again Saturday when active member of the Seminole ' that all time favorite, Guy Count) Mental Health Lombardo and his Royal sociation, it i addressed to UIICA(10\p)— The use stroke victims from 15 to 44 blood pressure, smoking and Canadians, performs under (Ile the attention or area clubs, birth control piHs significantly years old and two control migraine head,ache. . leadership of the Seminole churches, and schools. A new, Mutual Concert Association. 2i)-minute color fihn, "Only increases the risk of a stroke in groups matched for age and In all categories, the relative women, according to a followup race. Tile women were inter. risk of the less severe ftom. urta n time is 8 p.m. and Human," is available from the study of women stroke victims, viewed about contraceptive bollc, or bloodlotUng, stroke members are urged to be in Association on request In The study, by the Collabora practices, smoking habits, and the more severe hemorr. good time to make su they get addition, the Association can tive Group for the Stud) of 5) mptoms of headache and lragk stroke were found to be good seats suppi) speakers and printed Strokes in Young Women, is re general medical histor) significantly higher for oral matter on all aspects of mental ported in today's edition of the This information was used to contraceptive users than for Area art lovers had a feast, health. Jonal of the American Mcdi- de(erriiinetherko(asukein non-users. Sunday, at the 16th Annual Recently, Richard Hcrndon cal Association Oiflefl of various ages and In discussing the use of the Sanford Seminole Art shoed the film to Youth The stud, involved a statis- backgrounds, tang into ac contraceptives combined with Aswiation Exhibit and Tea. Guidance Programs, Inc., and tical group of 598 non-pregnant count such other factors as high hypertension, the report With more than 50 members Mrs Herodon talked to the peinted out that both factors exhibiting paintings, se% cml health class at Seminole Junior ten d to dispose a woman toward showing crafts and three area College on the Effects of Str photographers displaying in. on Different People. PrograllLs ;idded, however, that risk of vttational exhibits of their are planned for Lyman High, — throinbotic stroke for pill USC - 1 - .~ IF flation when every time-and- whom can't see the Map ! ' money saving tip from the well. "Sweetheart Spelal" winter ballet concert was enjoyed by fi Is something to But notwithstanding these i Mr. specialists and Mrs. Dan Brumley and their family Ifrom left) treasure, difficulties, the audience enStark, Daniel and heather And there's no catch....the Joyed the -sow, J and the per. 5110w is entirely free to the formers displayed the spirit of • I . . A a d'A r0 . - S _ ______ ______ I . - iIkIJ,kix t _. I I _______ _____ contest whIch drew 25 entrants were Barbara Berry of Winter Haven, Stephanie Diane Grooms of Tampa and Caryl Curtis of Orlando. The Citrus Queen and her four princesses, Including Miss Pemberton, will serve as hostesses at the Governor's Ball in Tallahusc It h ue T -. lrd;nn, 29 I , multi-million doesn't come back until the next morning We don't kn tells ('tir e ir old son. IL mother where he goes, but lie gave him up because her social everyone that if there are any life as more important. phone calls for him, we should When I got ustody, It was say he 'stepped out for a minute" and will call them understoodthat all visita tion rights would go to my ex-wife's back. We're supposed to get parents, since she didn't care if their names and numbers and she ever saw the boy again. he returns their calls the NOW she says maybe she will llowin see lie is veryabusive to those months (Torn now — sheisn't under him. We have gotten — ;f FASHION the contest. Crowned Florida Citrus Queen was sonya Lynn Surrency from Tampa. She succeeds Debi ~ ILF — __________ iI WOMEN PLAN Lynne Pemberton, 1111-year-old daughter of Mrs. lb Pemberton, 113 Laurel Dr., Sanford, " of four numers up n the florida cit. Queen Pageant held Thiarsday through Monda * in Winter Haven. Lynne Is employed at Mid Florida Savings and Loan Association In Sanford, sho sponsored the brawn-eyed brunette It ~ 4 , ,'~_ 1-. _____________ ________ . ) ii '-.,, ii 1111M - -_ ___ _____________ -a ,1V ,' 1 ~__/ _/% ______ / - , - . I• I --- .. 5 151 - __1 School and competence. presenting cooking demon. Thank you all, for your hard rations from 7:30 p.m. work and dedication to art To be located in the Sanford which made our Valentine's Civic Center. the more than 700 night so enjoyable. A record persons expected to attend will urrowd of more th.i.n. 700 personc, view a fashion show, receive turned out to the ballet. rce gifts and samples and have Of course, a show in th opportunity to win 20 bags of Sanford Civic Center presents groceries, certain difficulties to both It Promises tr) be an in- performers who are coping teresting and rewarding show with a small stage and show nobody can afford to inadequate props and lighting, I r '4 p Homemakers - — U .. - -• _____ I I ! ________ ____ " .. .. W' f ______ which will feature Carolyn Guild board of directors has Iis, Home Economist with been preforming his or her the nationally known aksiolned to ,k with enth=;,,_ of evada CSSuio. After a certain amount of tomtoole too laborious to describe. the mufti hood got in contact with the plastic connection, satisfied them that he was a genuine thug and went to their aharna., hideout. This was the good part of show because Ray Danton, M. whom te ote f512 CaU owe put on a great Legs Di d Imi ation, showed up as the Cionnection's executive vice-villain. r s, — Valerie Weld. Parents have More than 50 local businesses bc-en enormouifly cooperative. wIll participa te In the show, And each member of the Ballet -' I ________________ ________ firms, is sponsoring a grand under the trained eyes of in. two an (1 a ha If hour structors MIrIan R}e and lt~ 1 . Dear EAR ABBY: My coworkers and I have worked In this variety store for nearly 35 years. It's t do1r chain operation which is well known from coast to coast. For the last ten years, we __________________ hve had a manager who we th at Christianity is the think has a screw First of oniy religion In the world. all, he breaks all the company SMAI l. TOWN MO. rules 11eshouldorfrom DEAR SMALL TOWN ' You 5pm but he leaves the make a good point. D a Tuesday evening, March 4, is The ballet Friday night was W a date for eery house-proud simply beautiful The cori woman — and, in these Plit"oslits to the Sanfordenlightened times, every man Suniriok U ill I (tuihl h s s.-ell -- to mark on their been pourirg in all of ttwiii calendars now. For on that raptuous. ever-ing, starting at 6:30 p.m., Naturally, a polished show of the Evening Herald, along with that magnitude doesn't -jwst local merchants and nationally happen." The dancers have famous food and appliance been rehearing for months iura:J dianiiJy in the punk. Find ch hidden name and box it in as own. - A. — - ____________________ I H --- i 9 h1 w 1, (' ,%I . - the body. find-pahcd lfltO (hi IV s I and onto of a iiioie tdk1 "Siren of AfAto y1 m1 S By ABIGAIL VAN BUREIN . - Places, By JEAN PAUF)N women's F4Itor I --- _ % ckwuJ, up, down, amon a female iMvra personality Confined i bound to be conflict While akhing television one night, 1 iiitj rnc N 13 , Hot Rolls & Butter, ~, T %GM U MA Al) , _____ ' 10 Medium Shrimp, , I I (.M (, U I (s I Instruction s: [he tndJcn lieve It was — and set off for the Bahamas pIng as a Cincinnati hood who hW dropped out of sight after Involvement in a 51 Cocktail Sauce _ u A .. Delicious ii For II TN ace i - ,.,. oin I ' __ j I, _ _ ". :____ - ________________ I 0 M N K A A S 0 S S N M V S T 'F C) I A 0 f happy couple will live at 2010 Cordova, D, S3I1fO(L ___ ________________________ _____ - V I C 27 Craggy p&&k 28 Snow ( Scot) dOwn. ZRIMP-Dil 3 Pieces M A C I T CT M i: t T C A K P S M A - Years Abuse Enough en -r - - % Ii ( TFK ' do L A( . ________________ - - an. COMPAR — French Fries, Hot Roil :-11% ., II fl P U A I % it I I J C B A \ In e YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 19,1975 This year you will make (II " WI 5e%eral important changei to ) our liking Also, gratifying MYRON B) Gore Vtdal resulis will be realized upon Random House 244 Pages foundations you've already $6.%. built. 11 written by a lesser author than Gore Vidal, "Myron" would be a passable novel. But coming from the pen of the man whose List book , "Burr," as a finely written, major piece of , fiction, this latest, while having its moments, is largely a let. ' 5:00 r I I I BOOW SENIINOLK )#.1112 (13) Torn Eweil Show (24) Man And Environment I (35) (44) Hogan's Heroes —U -- attending were the family and i; S V S I S M I K C A T A A V H I H P - I _____ (2) 'A; Man Behaves (44) Lucy Show . PLSCES (Feb. 20-March 2o) Today wM be very rewarding if YOu 3WDd Your tirne cleaning up old tasks and projects that are half finished new. 0 0 I K U T S W If 0 It S N I K P I 6:00 (2 $9) WedMs&y h 8:00 Plus Rated X "THE FAMILY" OS) Lost In Space :, that television eats up huge 0141111AL-NIIA TRACIIO.Nf,% . "plastic connection" by which was SUrprlsedto find a villain in Tornorruw: ('un(vdert-tie amounts of material. So have exiled thugs we.e returning to the back seat. ne villain said your TV set checked im- the United States from the flJu IflUC larger hello, pulled out a switchblade zzle., with over I),) a mediately for ptomaine if it was hama-c after plastic surgery to and threw a hard ri (hicoverie-i. per panel inan all-new scries if hkk ght stab. tuned to "Caribe" last night. give them new faces and fresh They're trying to cut down on avilble I() The new ABC series srs " 1V violence nowRdays, so we Stacy Keach and Carl Franklin A script lift, not a facelift, just saw the victim wince. Lat. as a two-man "Caribbean should have been ordered for er dialogue explained he'd been Force" attached to the Miami this police department. They work Miami seaplane terminal with chest and back and for some the turf, fighting the arrival of a well-dressed reason had expired. Keach and Franklin were :ailed in on the case by a police A nswer to Previous Pui commissioner (Robert ManA &~ I T T dan) whom Keach referred to N (.. as "your eminence" or *coss cuii r 36 majesty" at two points In the N n:on3? Se ed ont.er show It was a nice sardonic foldsve. P V A touch. k I 13 Spring, for in. appeolairon Vance W L N A ki N pronOLn . through the grapevine that a 41 Sea eagles I_S I M A "syndicate rubout had been 15 Went by It k I 16 Picnic p"t 43 Transposes ordered for the deceased be. y 04 tab 17 Penetrate causehewasadoub1e.rosaIng Rearing 19 StosPion,an 7 EI'OP 28 D'spaicp,. hood. He also knew the guy had (menage) Indian A bogwig 31 Puissant 46 Lariats 20 Ashen been through the "Plastic con. i; - 4' Give con. 32 Smaller 48 S 22 nection" and ordered Keach to p" . C 49 Moon goddess 23 Lacking Infiltrate same. g" 9 Befitting a 33 A and ages 50 Dei-iate r'i-_ ,, 34 Decayed Whereupon Keach put o,l ,i .. 24 Partc,oa, 10 Concluded 35 Wandering U black wig, a mustache and an DOWN Ph-1011ophy --. 12 Rawers 36 Tiobes LEO (July 23-Aut. 22) M effect upon your work or career dividuals you assilociate with should be attended to promptly now can be relied upon. and not put off till tomorrow. owever, one whose motives AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you suspect should be avoided. Something advantageous to you VRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) can be gained through a SOCII Your chances of succeiding at contact. A plan y6d'H fit Into what vou attempt the next few will be discussed. J T_T r I A_ 9:33 CAPRICORN (Dec. .Irctwr and Rev. 10 King on Saturday, Feb. 15. at 2:30 p.m., C teSt United Methodist Church. Electric Company (21) American baddies toiling there. man bearing a briefcase. AP Teieviflon Writer The scheduled opening show lie got out of the plane-, NEW YORK (AP)— It is said had them chasing down a walked to a waiting '7ab and Deal 2:G0 (2, 8) Days Of Our I Trisvel World By JAY SIIARBUrr Turns (9) Let's Make A were united in b-lide's nUrriage by t he eva ,relatives, H C U A H H Y I V t! S F I S () H C' M I N eed Search For l omorrow S Y I I W I P K A H A 1) C I A M 13 1. 1 (1 I (1 I N DOf) 11 (9) All My Children Juncticn 10.00 (2) Celebrity u R R T N Y S T1J_YIJA C .'i (13) WOTT Sports Ancl (13) Orlando City Council 0S) Batman (44) GUllgans island 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore • an (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) As Tt,e World 910 (44) Petticoat NBC AIIAMAZ I (6,8) News Beaver I , (35) Mr. Ed (44) Leave II To Beaver 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage 1:00 (2) Jackpot (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy' s Gar 9'00 (2) Phil Dnnahue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Movie (9) Mi 144) Leave It To (24) Soundstage 10 - 30 (35) Rat Patrol fl -00 (2,6,8,9) News - - (9) G Mery Griffin Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 1:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (2,8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) News (44) Variety Am America (44) Furum " 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo At War 9: DO (6) Hawaii Five 0 (13) Westbrook Hospital (44) Movie JL (6) Ben Franklin (13) Detective,s (24) Wcman 0 C SOry (6) Barildby Jun--s i 13) Dick Powell XW__ Martian ) News 120044 o urig nd Restless (8) Jackpot C:) Pasd OS) Big Valley 12 30 (2, 8) Blank Check (6) (6) (9) ss:Uz,h - 1 Mrs. E' II. Southward and Tih)sc IDS I SSSKNI)NI I.B ;A jj) 5:30 I I (35) Mickey Mouse ;: (44) Underdog (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (3$) Florida Lifestyle 11:53 (6) News AFTERNOON MORNING SEEK & FIND Live Showdown (23) My Favorite (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 8) Hollywood Squares WEDNESDAY 12 8) M '_--. -~_-~~_,- Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 1) High Rollers Pavne-Southward _Marry () Mister Roger's Show (44) Three Slooges 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset ' wood Squares (13) Movie 9 - 00 (2, 8) Adam 12 (6) Good Times (~) Happy Days (24) America (35) Victory At Sea (44) 01nah U3) TONIGHT'S TV (Ij Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Captioned News (44) Play Bunny Pageant 1200 (6) Movie 12:30 (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show 2:00 (8) All Night Movies (6) Concentratiofl (9) Wild World Animals (13) Christian Viewpoint (24) Street Corner (35,44) Star Trek -_-.-;F-"~-- I 11:30 Truth I () Match Game (44) Night Gallery Tuesday, Feb. is, 197—ifl ve lord Area _________ �2.. 2 8—Evening '' ' — Tuesday, Feb. ii, IØS Herald, Sanford, Fl. _. .ivae,r. 1 ,..,.._f'.,•__._ — - Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. NURSING C4"WW0IUl""""""`~ CEN 'ER U E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. Easter Comes early thisyear. so it i none too soon to got the children their new spring shoes it Vale's Jr. Shoeland, located in the Longwood Plaza at Hwy. 17.92, Longwood. HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE'4 good lifting comf ortable shoes. They carry Keds, Jumping Jacks, Child Life and Mother Goose shoes. Ct*ryl and her assistant Alice, draw upon their years of expori2nce in fitting children's shoes to ensure your child's visit totheIrsto,'ewlll be enjoyabl e, and that ills not an ordeal for the parent iái Irtiitt c IVig Itotitiqi,e Footwear Finer Ben Jewelers Has ~f___ __ I - e * -- —.-- ~.__, _.. , ----. ~_ -~~---_ -.-=IM -Z, ___ - ______ ~~_~,_ __ 41~ — - .- a ' Z_ ~ 49r - - -.,J#F-F-- 1 __ Gun ShO) 1j'-f .. ""! ' . AUTO PARTS . 1I p-.' _________________ - T !on . ' . " ' J . . -'• •- F44W ~ ~, ( . L I - "r' tr' ~I . , i"tcft-'-- -: k;;: "." ______________ - - GORDON FRANKLIN LYNCH, Jr.. ' Husband DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: GORDCH FRANKLIN LYNCH Jr. *k*c address is unknown ani wtose East known address is c o Gcron F. Lynch. Sr 1217 Sycamore .? Fort Cotlint, COiOrbd YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution o Marriage other relief has been filed ag1lnf you and you are required In serve a copy of your written defenses it any, to it on Attorney for Petitioner. Neigh. borhood Law Office of Central IN THE ClRcUI COURT OF THE Florida. Inc.. whose address W. Central Blvd., Of land*, s 106 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII?. Fla. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 77801 and file the original with the COUNTY, FLORI1. Clerk oI the above Styled Court onor NO. 7$164CA.0.c bef two February ,W7Sofh,rwise , FULLER Lt'MBER COMPANY, a judgment may be entered against Florida corporat,c>n. ,ou for theretef dernan,ed an the Plaintiff, Petition. vs WITNESS my piandandtheIealo, CHARLES C. MERILLAT an sad Court on January 7L 1973 SHIRLEY J. MERILLAT, Hus,,rj (Seat) and Wife. Arthur H. RCkwjfh, Jr. DEJiaS Dt'ftfl0,r'! NOTICE OF SUI r To: Charles C Mer itlat Shirley 1 Merilla?, 1119 Mutyn,, Tpea, Kans 66101 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Suit lofl a Mecct,anc's ian. 21. Feb. A. II. II, 1973 Lien, Pursuant to Florida Statute 713. has bun brought against you, and each of you, to foreclosesaid NOTICEOFAPPLICATIUN lien upon the IOIl*ing described FOR TAX DEED real property lifUlfed in Seminole (Section 197.491 Florida Statute s of County. Florida 1?69) Lot el BROOK HOLLOW. as NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, recordedin Flat Book I?, page 65 of that 5tninole County the holder Of thePublic Records of Sm,nole f. the lOflo*añq Cerlifcatts PiS tiled County. Florida sad (ectrf! for ta x arid to be Ai'j issued thereon, The Crtifi,jt tour Answer or Otherwritten 2 "'&" "'i " r!?' '.CC, t'.' oetrr'a. i.r l -' L I, cerlifkatn wit! be sold to the (Seal) . Arthur Beckwith. Liatrci r,,,,a,, , cd February, 75 5: Arthur ti ECCX*ith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Senanotr, Courtly, Flor4a - ld Cr,i. D'a".tjty Clerk 7975 onu Dtputy Clerk STEWARD & STEWARD Post Office oz 1979 Orlando. For,' A 11 IL 25, Maa'cn A. Ptjhjh :t*. n. ii. 2.5, Mar ,E/ 1975 . __ 'i1r- __ '' -'--- - .'________ .'___ -_ __,j I ' '_- . , gals. For those who have never i A ! / visited Vale's, they have the ... J:'' . ( ' • c,, . , ' - . . ' -'-. .. . ,,, lucky 13 contest. When your ' , .., . family purchases a total of 12 Pairs of shoes, the 13th pair Is ' .., . 11 free, r . - ''',. vale's Jr. Shoeland is P - _:-g- . .' 1' Seminole County's oldest or. HAPPY FEET thopedic dealer, Orthopedic FOR SPRING, SUMMER OR WINTER AT VALES. shoes today (Ito r). ..Cheryl Todd,owui and ter son ffwzter can't be distinguished from regular Edwards brand in stock. Cheryl correct i,eatment. The Only styles. They come in various is you free of charge. an expert in fitting children charqo is a $3 deposit which is colors. Child L;?e is Icy' these specialized shoes. Get your children their returned to you when the "fops" w he n it comes to great stylesand footwear finery for spring, and Vase's will also loon you the equipment is no fitting orthopedic shoes, and "outflars" longer needed, let them have beautiful, happy and "bar" Remember, there Vales also has some of the prescribed no rental feet. Ou tfit them with by doctors for fee, this equipment Is Easter is loaned to shoes from Vale's,—ADV. v :.': - -. / Car-Ben A S I ! I !14 S() a : l Gourmet Cooking and Hcbby Classes 3 1 $ Articles and Gift Items. Icons, Missal, Relics. Statues, Medals, Rosaries, Papal Blessings, Candles, Catholic Bibles, Vestments, Holy Cards, Altar Furnishings, S 831-0025 "Wy Also on the shelves at Car. Ben is the elegant line of Chrysler lighters a:vl tour'4ajn Jewelry, from belts to earrings. Whatever makes of watch There's stainless steel din. nerwear by Oneida, as well as you own, take it in to Car-Ben Oneida baby silverware, and for overhaul or repair and you also dinner plates for babies. are guaranteed an excellent Get that special person in iob. your life a promise ring, friend. Ben's regular customers will ship ring, engagement ring or tell you: dependable service other keepsakes he c- she will and fair treatment are the treasure always. Make it morereasons they keep coming back personal by having your tO Car, Ben whenever they need message engraved on it. Something in the jewelry line. Both Master Charge and You can find clocks, silver .. dishes, wallets Bank Amerlcrtrd ,4ra "ccep'cd and decorator Items fcw any at Car. Ben. occasion at Car-Ben. Select for your man or A special repair service at woman who has everything, a Car. Ben is one for antique unique gift from Car.Ben, You clocks, If you own a beautiful can be assured it will be old timepiece that is just treasured always. —ADV, ingredient: and most modern as auto glass, Store front glass, — Meet Your Worst Enemy L_ 11 SOLDIER WINGED REPRODUCTIVE _:21_T_-___ ) ALT 11 I - ~ 1. Termites damage S limes as many fiomes as lI,e;3 : _____ - I AID 0a1,, - Danavo, - Sgeage stuart REPAIRS _ CALL 834-8776 I ljv — '-.A R 4 .. 707 S. Park Ave. . termites. ioy mate., s *PAINT a *WALLPAPER Senkarik Glass & Paint Co.. mr 322 1677 ART BROWN P ST CONTROL, INC. J) 7)OMagI'IOhaAv.. San'ord g k years of COnibjnj eXperience in all 322-8865 'umping Jac L Snoes Vale's Jiir Shoe!ønd Ph. k3).7257 JI I 390 Longwood I I HWY. ti-c, i : TRAVEL TRAILERS LOW RATES 16-?4YearOld s SR7'FsFiled EZPayn,90 5 All thisWabble, onmysptlpwear. ' I I CALL fl3-33 337710 a ' ' - ( •:: , Thru Feb. 29 ) . 1 ALL LINGERIE & EVENING WEAR - .. ... - .i Lloyd's Bicycle Shop . • IHITCHES OF ALL SI 25% ZES: SAaIrnr,r't Cios5 I c1" ii CAMPERS TOO : WE WILLORDER ' TO YOUR EXACT ; SPECIFICATIONS Optn Daily 7.s ri. 14 Sorr%' rut 11,1111.110111 ONE TIME ONLY Sales, rvke Acceuoij,, AUTO INSURANCE For Every Puepose MIIROS Motor Home : 13fah Aqwq '- GLASS S. That most people have lire and storm Insurance but in many cases they ,wg. SaMords'OJd,stand Largest Comoanv Complete I 1 g — REC VEE SERVICE 2ji is?. St. OFF Celery &Mellonvili0 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE _-_ 323 .1640 ç. Ph. 323.763) S I1O PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD ___________ 1I • • & - See beautiful works of art in Italy and other European Countries, Plan your trip at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 574 North Orlando Ave. Tel. 645.2060. Open 9:30.5:30. Sal. 10-2. We offer all modes of travel. We specialize in ...ruises anywhere In the world, Travel Tips:a ' - ----- - Adorn Your Feet In Flowers This Spring BICYCLES GEORGE C C. H E f -iiii ~ ~ '- .ART SUPPLIES by all tornadoej, hurricanes, and wind. storms comtti,i,d. 4. That your largest single investment is your hon.. Phases at Put Control. TEST 320 S. H w y. 17 & 92 - 2. Termites cost Americans over SSOO,,000 000 a yor? 3. More Than twice the damage don. Our empJoye, offer , il Italy's great literary Renaissance began in the 14th Century. It was then Liberty that three Florentines fell, Box in love at first sight with SPECIAL three beautiful women. Letter Size, ReQ S267 "iI.S From these love affairs Legal Site, Reg 3,3 03-$3.73 resulted some of the most monumental works of literature: Dante's -Otlancio 133( sit flobanion DivIne Comedy, Petrarch's Italian love — lyrics, and Boccaccio's / Decameron. Today Italy Publishes some 14,000 titles year, mostly in 10 SPEEDS , UNICYCLES the North, Ills there that TANDEM5.WHEELERS most oftherfluseumsand research institutes are to. Sales-Service Cateci, in Milan, Rome, Turin and Fiorence Parts-Accessories 19 - -. QUEEN DID YOU KNOW THAT: ' Balance and Rotate $ 8OO all 4 Tires _T~ I £vd,te,wOsherma.savaiIabI ___iIATIERIES, COED AND SreVicr - ~-_ M~_ *oil - __ HEARING NOOSLIOATIO$..... Ai,lhrj,,d ITS Cl.E.t UI', FAiNT UP FIX UP TIME __ SENKARflc Jerry Senkarlk helps customers In their selections, AT and they come out satisfied. •..4, E S: WEEKLY SPECIAL _____ Transfer File Time? - - - - - - - - - - - - - WORKER I? f".'_ L LEWIS AUTOMOTIVE JOHN SCHLENK rFREE HEARING The Termite " - ROUND DINETTE SET R-qi Ash the man who wears one!! ,ai4t II1_i n,,., B& t FURNiTURE ______________ __ i WILL'4 -7HEARIi0AID.' - HELF7 , I` I ' ( jt _ far books, Winsor and Newton I., : . 1 .','t Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957 S William M Messer Ill Publish: Jan. 29. Feb 4, 11. II, 1975 E) IS) N F ORD _______ - 'a', 4 ' - f f \ 6 : or h,i;.._ ., , deceJS.,.d ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TOCREDITORS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII?To All Creditors and All Persons CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Having Cla ,rns or Demands Against FLORIDA. Said Estate: PROBATE DIVISION You are hereby notilielj and CASE NUMBER 73I30CP required to present any clams and Estate of demands which you may havi EVONNE RIGGS GILBERT, against the estate of LAURA P. deceased CALDWELL. d"(eased late of NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND Seminole County, Florida, t th APPLICATION FOR DISCHaRGE Cler k of the Circuit Court, and tile All person are hereby notified the in duplicate and that the undersigned 5 ad Provided in Section 733 16. Florida runi%tratriv of s,1: ''', has Statutes, in fhir Offices in the CCmple',d the administration County Courthouse in Seminole thereof and ha's liled In SAi1j court County. Florida, withn four her final report and application for calendar month% from the lime of discpurge. Objections thereto, if the fr'st Publication hereof, or the any.uhovIdbe duly Oiled Alter filing same will be barred prof of Publication show ing !hi5 Filed at Saraforci Florida, this 6th notice has been Published once a of ot "eft for four consecutiv e Weeks. the 9 Pauline Sar.decs Thompson matter of approval 01 s.aie report A E xecutrix a nd the ordering 04 dttrt,'t.n it acx I. Bridget, Said estate will coma before the of Clevelanii 8. Mite Court Attorn,y for Executrix s Evelyn H Pggs N' Oak. P.O Drawer 7, A Administrajr1 Sanford, Florida 37771 of Said publish Feb 11 lx 'c's ;h .1 1 H ': [ a, 1: '" same ;,ly i Pretty footwear in 0I3I pastel colors 31 .99 ____________ A plaslir liner pinned to the inside of a suItcase can protect contents, no matter what the weather. F' - 43 1 - '••1'/ Rider ._I ' W. 2nd Fia, 32771 321.0334 FAST ACCURATE ECONOMICAL carry Foster and Pittman art techniques are used in its quality mirrors and glass for production. Many local furniture surfaces cut to any buildings painted with Pen Shape. The company's glass Paints are outstanding cutter, Donald Myers, has 78 examples of its durability, years experience cutting, - - Horse Feeds E VICTORDRAFTINGSERVICEJ rl. /I . gathering dust because you can't get It to run, take it in to Car.Ben. It will be expertly repaired to give you a show piece which ic nf p"c,i j; too. Now is the best time of the beauty and protection. glazing and installing glass acrylic color:, artists' oil colurs year for painting your house Senkarik Glass and Paint Co., Myers has mastered the and Grumbacher art paints both outside and inside, is the has been supplying builders, Precision technique of cutting They have supplies for all reminder from Senkarik Glass homemakers and artists in the fiat or curved glass against media artists use for painting, and Paint Co., 210 Magnolia Sanford area for many years. spinning sandstone or car Ave., In downtown Sanford. including brushes, easels, Theisskilled and knowledgeable borundum wheels, while canvas, water color paper. Ills cool enough for p&n!ing slaff always happy to adulse f;kiw;ny the design marked on varnishes, erasers, drawing outside without getting Customers ln the selection of the the glass. When cutting is pens, and a overheated, and painting inside best Items variety of artists ' for their particular completed, lustre is restored to inks. For those who with the windows open for good needs. work with tne Cut surfaces by etching or antiquing, the Rub and Buff ventilation. The friendly folks The business is owned by poiishtng with fine abrasives, brand Is carried. at Senkarik have the famous Jerry and Eddie Senkarik, and Senkarik has the widest BankAmericard and Master Benjamin Moore paint,, with whether you are looking for the range and largest stock of Charge are honored at Senkarik over 3500 colors to choose from, right paint to beautify your picture frames Imaginable, and for your convenience, and a complete stock of home or business, need some an expert framer, Ron Mc So why not take advantage of equipment and supplies. g!a:, orwant to find a frame to Milian. Ron has worked 21 our line Florida weather and do Peninsula Paints, a do justice to a prized picture, years at Senllarik and he knows the painting and fixing-up trademark recognized in the of is the place to go. it all the different ways of your home, both inside and out, paint Industry as a mark of isenkarIk's a name with framing a picture to bring out that will get It ready for the quality, are manufactured by quality paints associated and wallpaper, its full depth and beauty. coming summer. The place to Senkarik. They can guarantee fine glass and mirrors, and the "We have the most complete go for all your home the quality of this paint without best in art supplies, art supply department in beautification needs is Senkarik reservotiens, because they Plate glass of all sizes is Seminole County." say Jerry Glass and Paint Co. — ADV. know that only the finest available at Senkarik's, as well and Eddie Senkarik. They INTFRSTtTE MA!4! to Korral _ PARTS - 1'1 Religious A f 'r of dependable Timex .aL.es, and otters the only authorized Timex watch repair service In the entire area. - ft LI SOf'td skets J fine line pens sure to light and write first time everytime. Browsing around, you'll find beautiful I.D. bracelets by Speldel, Copper jewelry and a wide asscrtmenf of Custume ' Senkarik Glass And Paint accent capiz E lamps R folkcraft a Mens and womens rings, in assorted styles and designs for any school, and in gold or white gold are on display. Come in today and order it now. Watches always mAke welcome gifts and Car.Ben carries an outstanding collection of line watches in fashionable styles for both ladies and men. An exciting watch is the Seiko Quartz watch for men. All Seiko watches Ordinarily carry a one year warranty, but the new space age Seiko Quartz Is guaranteed fcraccuracywlthjngl5seconds per month. In addition to Seiko, Car Ben handles the complete -_-_ For Paint- Up, Fix- Up Time [.,.' 4. , J furniture carries selection of class rings. Now Is the time to order them to insure deliucry when you want it. Philippine Imports Most leweiry stores display their wares In plush, high rent stores. In tnrn, they pass the expenses of these stores on to You, the customer, Most, Is not all, and Car. Ben Jewelers is ail exception Located in the Longwood Plaza, Longwood, Car.Ben Jewelers is housed in a modest store with a low overhead. You get your moneys wo'th at Car -Ben. February Is a month when spring brides-to-be start planning for that special day. Include Car-Ben in your plans by selecting a beautiful set of Keepsake wedding bands, Keeptake, a traditjoe through eight decades, offers elegant bands, from the plainest to the fanciest, —. --i--_ - I - i'Uiit HIGH SCHOOL RINGS NOW tI tot) Miehek Lee selects her high 9 chooI ring from Ben S13111 ley, owner of Car-Ben Jeelcrs. F7 01 ' Ire, termite Survey— NO OBLIGATION, • -• 1y- :..;_.,.,....,.......... '. HAIR CUTS OPEN THURS. & FRI. EVENINGS firif wait untH e.ctty damage, is done, cafl us today for a By Lillian Jenkins -_ L 1411% lid to safeguard their horn, against Clerk of it,, Ci rcuit (c'urt 791$ at It i3 AM NViA ,. - J I WeSpecializ.ln __ ,__ - I Bingo Horse & Rider S a AUTO NOTICE s hEREBY GIVEN. that 5emirle County the holder of the following Certificat es has filed Said certificates for a tax de lobe issued thereon The certificate OUrJ number's and year's of issuance, the I FICTITIOUS NAME description of the property, and the Notice is hereby given that I am name's in which it w* 'ssessed are 2358 SANFOR) AVE. ., engaged in busanes's at P.O Box 781, as follows: FLA Lake Mary, 32714, Seminole County, CertlfIcat 111~~!1 ~1 1 11 Ho. 178 Year of 1 1, Florida, under the fictitiousname of Issuance 1977 ,,.. , , .,,,. :..MpL,, Der'rlptlonof Property And that I intend to register Said Lot A Loch Arbor Varian, Sec PB n,,rne v.i?ti the Clerk of the Circuit 9 Pg 100 Court, Seminole County, Florida in Name in which CONTRACTORS — accordance with the Provisions of E. Bloom Jr.et atassessed Charles BUILDERS— WEEKENDERS the Fictitious Name Statutes. To CUSTOM MADE: All of Said property being in thr Wit' Section HOUSE PLANS 863 09 Florida Statutes County of Seminole, State of Florida 1957. ADDITION PLANS Unless such certificate or cer 5: Jam. p Tt, SHOP DRAWINGS Iificates shalt be redeemed at Publith Feb. It. 13, 23, March 1, LOT MAPS cording to law the property 1973 BLUEPRINTS describedin Such certificate or DEK 48 certificate's will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court _ house door on the 17th day of March. NOTICE OF APPLICATION 1973 at 1100 AM FOR TAX DEED Dated this 6th day of Fe4,ruar, (Section 197.493 Florida Statutes of 807 Street 1975. 1969) Sanford, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Phone Clerk of Circuit Court that B W Hoskins the hulder of the _ following certificate's has filed said Of Seminole, County, Fior,da ____j By: Ida Creel certificate's for a deed to be Deputy Clerk issued thereon The certificate Publish: Feb. II, 1*. 23, ft.arch A. - number's and years of issuance, the "75 description of the property, and the DEK 56 names in which it assessed are as t.11o, Certificate No loll Year of Itsunc,' 197' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE WOODEN D'tscriillon .4 Properly Mediterranean Styling Lot 77 81k A Grove Trrrtce PB 7 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PG 47 by virtu, of that certain Writ of NEwL Used Furriturt-We Buy& Sell -One OrA Houseful A Name in which assessed Ruth Execution Issued Out of and under Furniture & Glassware Shirl 'he Seat of tie Circu Hoskins, Willie Menlo i; Court of Or 0nQeCounty,FIoria,po,,j 1 Williams, Gene Carl HOSkin's, All of said properly being in the judgment tendered In the AfOrtuid ETHEL BART court On the l9th day of December. 232 S. HIGHWAY 17.92 County of Seminole. State of Florida BETTY SMITH A.D. 1975, in that cerfOin Unless such certificate or ccc. CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 831-3304 case en "j" tificate shall be redeemed c titlec, Wallace w Jones. ci ux 'ii') Cording to law the property Pla i ntiff. Vs Orlando Gyp. described in Such Certificate or sum Specialty Inc., a Fla corp , Defendant, which certificates will be Sold to the highest Cash bidder at the court aforesaid Writ of Execution was house door on the 171h day of March. delivered to me as Sheriff of 1973 at 11 CO AM Seminole County. Florida, and I Dated thiS 6th day of February, have levied upon the following 7S described Property owned by 5: Arthur H Beckwith. Jr, Orlando Gypsum Specialty, Inc. a Clerk of Circuit Court Fla. Corp. said property being of Seminole County, Florida located in Seminole County, FIOIidIa, more flltItl*ly '"1ed a: y- Ida Crc.!. o..'y Publish' Feb. 11. IS. 75, March 4 fOlIO*5: LOCAT E D at _jANrC)RDAVE1 70' x 75' portable warehouse on 1975 Hvti Equip Co concrete slab DEK 60 Co,ø.r Sanford Ave & Clark forklift. <a I, serial no. 3500 ro C,id O'i&nd H.,, It 7INS 01 _ I Rid S FICTITIOUS NAME d9 I L(i''S ) fICP adding machine, serial no NOTICEs hereby gv fn that lam .J21-0510 '°'°'"F engaged in business at liii So. Commador C.110 Calculator Orlando Drive, Sanford. Florida I (OUi( unaer The fictitious name of BLUE 97O Chevrolet Truck BOOK CARS, and that I intend to C 60 register said name with the Clerk 01 CE6PI66170 1970 Chevrolet Truck the Circuit Court. Seminole County, c-so CE530P175137 Florida In accordance with tti 1970 GMCTruck, serial Provisions ef the Fictitious Name M S tatutes, to wit: Section 86309 C6032131$$i Assorted office furniture an Florida Statutes (1971), cluding .1 0 La sh Cars Corp One green Chair, two black roll W 5: James 0 Lash, arm chairs, one brown wood Chair, as President Pbtsti Jan 79, Feb 1, 11, II. 1975 t wo 3.4 brown top, black bottom desks, two 2 dI'a*r tile cabinets, DEJ 137 One typewriter desk, brown top and black bottom, 7 drjr black NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS file cabinets, one black with brown NAME LAW wood chair, one 2'i S brown, sax NOTICE ISHEREBV GIVEN that drawer wood desk the undersigned, desiring to engage and the undersigned as Sheriff of Inbusine%s under the fictitious name Of MOffTES5ORI CHILDREN'S Seminole County, Florida, will at 11- 00 AM on the 26th day of HOME at Route 1. Box 1, Longwooci. Florida intends to February, A.D 1975, offer for sate register the said name with the and sell to the highest bidder. for Clerk of the Circuit Court 01 casts, subject to any and all existing leinsat the Frent(West) Door of the Seminole County. Florida Seminole County Courthouse in Cheryl .1 Adamki,w,cz Sanford. Florida, the above Sheila B Socnmella described personal property All CLEVELAND & MIlE 7OperTY being located at Altamonte Attorneys at Lair. -Garage in Altamonte Spning% 9 North Oak Avenue Florida Further inlormav P 0 Drawer 7 available from theCivil Division i Sanford, Florida 37771 the Seminole County Shenift Publish- Jan 23. Feb. 4, II. tI. 1975 Department DEJ 151 That said sale Is being mac*to SatiSfy the termsof 5.1 Vt of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Execution EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII?. John E. Polk. CUlT OF LORIDA 14 AND FOR Sheriff SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminole County, Flor ida PROBATE DIVISION Publish ' Feb 1, II, to, IS, 1973 PROI1ATE NO 7s.e1.cp DEK 10 In re: Estate of .________ LAURA P CAIDWELL 1'N . ___________ J thc prctfjet dress shoes are all onctisplay and come ii all pii~_~ . $200 LAWN & Kactus ,.__,___ t vu'.jr ,a' '' ur:.rt1 the Cicri rf ire C,rut names in *hi(h it was assessed are Court of thi tightetit Judicial as follows: Circuit at the Court House in San Ci'tiIicafe No 1090 Year of ford. FlOridI, and to sery' a cop. ISsuance 1977 t h ereof upon the plaintiff's attorney, Description of Property whose name ii Plef re L. Seward, of PiP I v rI NW I t N '4 Rd )iewaroa. StewarC, Post 7 21S N 0E OfI;ce Box 1979, OrtV'o, Il.'r a,,,, ,' :, J,r--, ( l'4 aJ.1y ufF.4rh Cr l97S.ascequirId by Iaw,ofpi,,,.50 All of saici property being in the default will be entered against you Co'.jntyof 5rninii4e. Stateof Ficirida IN WITNESS WHERFOf', I have Unless s.,ch certificate or cer hereurlo se t my hand anø affixed fifkafes Vi$I be redeemed ac rnvoSfIciaIseaja$S,,ntorej. Seminole cording to Iay use property County, Fida, this 71h day Of diic.ribed In such certificate or Feb,'uay, 1975. hJghest cash bidder at (Pie court hoiisedoorosith 17th day oi March, 6O7W2871 25th St., Sanford 10 % -4W For boys, Vale's ha ve the I "v' git 1'ei;ru snee lfl both IWO tone and solids with a scuff resistant band from the lnsteo around the toe area and along the outside of the shoe, allowi ng these shoes to take rough usage yet stay looking like Socks, too, are a must for the I crowing font, so Vale': carri the Tru.Last brand, As the name Indicates, they are long lasting, being made of 300 per cent cotton, and are shaped like a foot with square toes. They conic in popular colors, and withpretfyfeminlnedes lgnsfor Nti 0 VIEDO TRACTOR CO. ______________________________________ reputation as headquarlers for as You are comma to file your written defenses to said Complaint with the Clerk of the aboven,med Court and tø Serve a copy thereof &q— "e 311C tnt- lib hereino,iow not later then Match 3, 111r75, WITNES$myhandendsaalo,th. ourt at Sanford, Florida. this 23rd day of January. 1973. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cier* of the Circuit Court dy: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk LOWNOES. PIERSOL,. DROSDICK DOSTER PROFESSIONA L ASSOCIATION By, 5: H. Richard Bates, Esquire Suite 413. First Federal Bttilding POV Office Bo 71)9 Orlando. Florida 32302 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish Jan. 71, Feb. 4, fl 1975 1 " _'LV_-M"i I The Firing Line DUDA 'x's T L Legal $498 OR 323-6630 Low Overhead-Low9 Prces __ __- I . Nt - .- V, Todd, owners, are conscious of Alluring Wigs Can Make The Difference : Easter Has - Le Legal Tuesday, Feb. II, 1975-38 —_______ S AM. .5 P .m . LINER AZALEAS 25C Car -- - AZALEAS Full Egg 0 31 6 Ph. 322.1 707 q Clerk of the Court By: Martha T. Vitilen Deputy Clerk NSOLVENCY PETITION Law Office ciol Central Fla, Inc. tOt W. Central Blvd. Orlando, Fla 32301 H._-=_— iPi CIRIJIT CIURT OF TtlC sr. TI' E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIALCII?. CIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII?. (lilT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR FLORIDA. In Bloom SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION Can Size CASE NUMBER 73-InCP PROBATE NO 15 42 (P Estate of In re: Estate of HIPSCI4EL GILBERT. deceseci JEAN FLETCHER NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND deceased Large Bloom APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons are hereby notified To All Creditors and All Persons ea. for that the undersigned as ad Having Clams or Demands Agair.st mir'istrat ,ix of said estate, has Said Estate: 1400W, First St Ph Sanfo completed the administration You are hereby notiled and thereof and has filed in said court required to present any claims and her final repert and application for demandS which you may have discharge Objections thereto, if against the estate of JEAN ant, tPaoc.td be duI filed After filiflg FLETCHER, deceased late 1 i l 1 1,11 , 1 1, 1 1 11 i'll 0 0 of Proof of publication showing this Seminole County. Florida, to the notice has been publsPicJ once 0 On Out Clerk of the Circuit Cou.1, and file week for four consecutive weeks, the the Same In duplicate And Save At1 arid as E i T tt.P0tt 1 matter of approval of Said report provided in Section 733 tI, Florida and the ordering of distribution of Statutes, in their offices an t'' said estate will come before the County Courthouse in Seminol' court, County, Florida, within (Our 5: Evelyn H Riggs I And calenda, months from the time of KK i ir,.~,J As Adminislrtrx i the first pi,I!catlon hereof, or th I I of sOid estate, same will be barred. Publish . Feb 1, it. in. 75, 1975 Filed at Sanford Fiorma.,, lhs 6th Ph, 365.3248 DEK-t1 day of February. 197s Route 426 Oviedo Tern Jean Pentecost As Executrix GARDEN FICTITIOUS NAME AND ACCESSORIES Vernon M::e. r, t4OIie is hereby qvi'fl th,il I am Ofc Clevela EQUIPMENT WHOLESALE RETAIL nd & Miir' engaged In business at 211 Attorney for Executrix I' S1 P . Tangerine Or,. Sanford 32771, P0 7, Seminole County, Florida under the ncrd, 11nr.j,1 )?711 I li?aOu, . narn' of TRUL D C Publith F e b U, is. P1ERIGRATOR SYSTEMS CO. DEK 55 and that I intend to register Said rime with the Clerk of the Circuit NOTItE OF APPLICATION Everything Court. Seminole County Florida in Visit FORT wri • accordance with the prQyi5iørt for the Of (Section 197.19$ Florida Statutes of the Fictitis Name Statute's, To 10 sJIIue'IUIIU . OPEN DA .61 0 p COLLIS C. MORGAN WWL Gardenfiland Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy and .4 Legal Notice - FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NotI:e It hereby given that we are EIGHTEENTH JJDtCIAL dR. engaged ;n business .tIpI7Highway CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1797, Post Office Box 573 Fern Park COUNTY, FLORIDA 10 730, fumble County. Florida. NO. 7S.114.CA.09.D "where your t riends are" under the fictitious name of ENGEL MORTGAGE COMPANy, BUSI NESS SERVICE . INC.a DeIaworccn, 1_1 %'L:,.'*.: ,I.O, and sna we intend to 24 Hour Nursing Care For PIaintiI, regis ter said name with the CIer — the C i rcuit Cowl. Sminole County, — WILLIE GENE LEWIS and F lorida in accordance with the DELORES N. LEWIS, hiS wile, provisIons of the Fictitious Name Defendants. Statute, Towit: Section 66509 919 NOTICE OF ACTION Florida Statutes 1957 I TO WILLIE GENE LEWIS S Russell J 0i8ase and Shirley C. DiBiase DELORES R LEWIS. Publish - Feb It, 1. 75, March 4, hiS wife 1975 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Fertilize rs DEK 19 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an • Seeds action to foreclose a mortgage on the • Tuxedo Feeds IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH f011owing property in Seminole • 6b Chicks JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR County, Florida: 10, South 37ftOf LOT 1 and North is • Horse Care Hems SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. lfttof LOT S. BLOCK I). BEL AIR. • Tac N SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION acc ording to the Plat thereof as • Pet Supplies 4W COMPANY, INCORPORATED a recorded in Diat Book 3. Page 79, of • Annuals r the Public Records ci Seminole ria corporation. • Vegetable Plants Piantiff County, Firrith, il~~:, Together w ith all structures and 'S t ___ e".411 im 0, PrOvtm and EVA M. M MORGAN. his wife. CLARENCE said land, an'J fixtur es attached ENGLISH and CATHERINE thefeto: also stigas,5f,,m electric ENGLISH. his w if e, and GENERAL waver, and other heating, Cooking, COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. FINANCE CORPORATION OF refrigerating, lighting , Plumbing, Phone 3722624 Sanford, Florida ventilating, Irrigating, and power FLORIDA, a Delaware corporation S YS terns . machines, appliances, 1171111511 !11 . . Defendants . Fix tures. and appurtenance, whith NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CCLI5 nowareormayhereafterr,ainto C. MORGAN and EVA M. Of be ute with, in, or on said MORGAN. his w i fe, wPOerdence premises, •VCf. though they be and mailing address are de tac hed or detachable, Refrigerator (GE TA 173) R UNKNOWN: N ange YOU ARE H[fl3y NOTIFIED PkiS tern fund anait ,cxi .ir.d you In You. o foreclose a .lrv rccudrecJ to Scrvo .i coiy 01 your cert ain mortgage on the following wnttCn defen5ej, if any. to it On 1114,1111111111111 %~ Maclean and Brooke, plaintiff' described properly, to wit: All of Lot 16, and East I? Vet attorneys, whoi address is Post irtchn of Lot 11 and the East A felt, 4 Office Drawer X. Jacksonville inches of Lot IS, Block 15, Florida 37703, on or before March -. SUBURB 17th. 1975, aria file theorigmnal with SANLANDO THE INTERSTATE MALL the CIerkof this Court 436& 1.4 BEAUTIFUL, according to plat either before thereof recorded in Flat Book 3. Si*'viCe on plainrit's att or neys or ' AltamonteSprIngs.33554 Page 64 of the Public Records of immediately thereafter., otherwise a Open 10 a m UI). 3.6 Seminole County, Florida, together default will be entered against you wt?i the right of ingress and egress for the relief demanded in the over Brentwood Avenue and that compla;nl or petition portion of Salem Street lyinp Cast of WITNESS my hand and the seal of Z. t ntwOOd Avenue aria otnv of and *tiCourt on this 71h day CV rdl acem to said Block IS described February. 1975 above, (COURT SEAL) ALSO DESCRIBED AS: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk t Circui t Section 7, ThWNhio 21. `Vbdiv1s;on 30C, Parcel N"uer' By LilI I irnkins Beg 303 feet South, '479.1 West of the As Deputy Clerk Northeast corner of Southeast Publith: Feb 11. 1L 23. March 1, gurter of NOrlhwtI quarter. Run 1915 West 73 feet, North 140 feet. east 73 0 F. K 32 fee', $ojt? 140 fet to beginning. has been fitetj against yiaj and you IN THE CIPCUIT COURT OF THE are required to serve a copy of your EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII?. :; t Cr.;i CUlT iN AND FOR SEMINOLE On the Plaintiff's attorney, C. COUNTY, FLORIDA Vernon Mile, Jr., Of Cleveland & CIVIL ACTION NO. 71'7146.CA4I.0 Miii, P.O. Drawer Z,, Sanford, ORITANI SAVINGS AND LOAN Florida 32771, and file the original ASSOCIATION. Answer or Pleading in lye Office of Plaintif i Industrial Park. at SR 46 the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 751h day RI. t. Box iztc, Power Court of February. DURRELL THOMAS and ALLINE Sanford, Florida 37711 AD.. 1913, If you fall to do so, THOMAS. his wife, and BARNETT A s Iudgment by default of L sy cc En terpeises Phon, 301,3234741 will be taken BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. against 'Ou for the relief demanded NA, in the Complaint. Defendants Defendants. 'This Notice thalt be Published Once each week for four comtiye TO: DURRELL THOMAS and weeks in the Evening Herald, ALLINE THOMAS, his wife, and all (Seal) parties having or claiming to tiave Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. any '?'. title or inrp 12 Tr Cfrrk of the Circuit Court properly herein de5cr1, COMPLETE GUN PAIRS By: Efalmr, RiChardi. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CUSTOM BLUING I PLATING Deputy Clerk that the above- named Plaintiff has POLICE WEAPONS OUR 0 CLEVELAND & MIZE filed a Complaint In the abovestyted SPECIAL AflornM for Plaintiff Court for the tatieclosure of a P.O. Drawer Z mortgag, encumbering the Sanford, Florida 37771 following -described real property: t"bllh' Jan. 79, Feb. i, it. is, )k,', ,.ot I, 3lock 12, WEATHER. DEJ.143 SFIELD FIRST ADDITION rMrdtd In Fiat Book 17. Pages 66 & W"14, bwa 67, Public Pecoi'its of Seminole . J For Complete Beauty Ca IN THE COURT OF THE County, Florida. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII? CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDa. Cl 74•2OP7CA.0I.0 In re: the Marria. ef DOROTHY LYNCH, Wife and A , , ,~ =___44 SN_ 0E?kFWE CAsqIuuv PHONE 3)9 , 79) 4a'CtO9 V OPEf as estate _________________________ I._ - rar a -- �-_________________________________________________ _ ________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ _____ --n __ p ______________________________________________________________________ -;-• _J1 Iurri ______ _ raJ, Mrd, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. ii, 175 SIDE BEETLE BAILEY I A11516 ___ 49 COULD LE ALL AT LEA5T 1 7' *IOU TEEJ ) 8) OSWAI I) 1 ñ- \ 1E fl E/ MMtTII I IC £62 2-IS JS Souths king of clubs gets ruff- & A 10754 __t~l - WE.ST 1 by Dave Graue . - i- MY c A1 ' - -- a '. NESS, OSCR... HAPPEN D E HIM? I 1)4IN( HE FAINTED' ) . , -- - .I-- - - I I& C.: i: fu 1, ~~ _"' _____ - - - I / ______ - The Ste Fire Marshal's office slapped Sanford Naval Academy last September with 18 violations o fire (odes, and a state official yesterday gave school OffILl4ilS 90 (la y? to get ti deficiencics cleared UP. Following a toiW of the senior school, Deputy Fire Marshal I V Fretwell warned school officials to et both die senior and jtmior schools into compliance wit' th sWte law, 11 C 'I I T. 14A 'N 3V * .Ian, I or r. V'v 'SO, F T( a . I 1) that applies to throwing cargo overboard to lighten a sinking Oup. In bridge you jettison a `k IIIIIIng ( dhi to 9vt it out oi (ht, way for some valid reason. pro%ided --- "Bills ... bills ... bills! Couldn't you find SOMETHING 4 8R We are indebted to George partner non't Ime TODAY'S QUF.STIO,N Coffin for today's jettison play. Instead of passing your partner A veq careless South wins the club lead with his king and has bid three spades over the three plays' a trump East takes his heart call by West. What do you do 1!11 WE_EK_FNIT.~, ice WIAXW T4Lw KIDS P Rt gHT-1 li - * - - ~6 1I J INTH4tIS . .10" . % 4 ____________ _____________________________________________ ,\, 09 I by Larry L-!wis - ) / I L q r --------T,-,? HIT J . - 'I " •t " T"' Wiqb7 ___ ff -"' I . 7. -. ' 711 - - 'O'. zf~A V *, . . M ' F ] (• • - - 31, L , • .4 ft _! ... I '. ,_ - - . . i . r - _: .- 1-4^- r - I . BLONDIE .. I WIMIMIl'211111111 - 11 I T, MAEM 4La 1. - I __ I - DAGWOOD .-s DA&DiSUL iN- ABSOLUTELY PLACZ f . 9 a. - r_r_ 1 1~~ - - - YOUR ROULMO PALL ________ \ I I— .~ .'. --k _'11_ ~ ~ --- - __q , __ - I I I;I,*-,, ~~o I 1, I r -,, ,I%,-1 . by Heimdahl & Stoffel THE. Mas I M4D c IMPERLAL It7rENTATE ,j (c LI SICKT01 I . PRISCILLA S - flAL ; RG%A//A1q1) I OFFERED I ... N ~_ I It . . -_ I- I -1 my cfwrlf~fk 15 iDiTAM 11 I Ixu SURE U'LL ENJOY HAW' I WHAT'5 SO WHO'S TH LI'L IAw' I I-l1LARlCXj' FAT tJ' IN N' I ; qII 14 I e I -f . 01! rwr V ' - - 0~7' I - - by Al Vcrincar -~L I I-,-,- ~ --7- 1 t :=MLr= L:~~ -IN '"" - __ , HROP 5A VZC1161y. HE NQU or ) S. / Z~T ,VIV t ( _________________ - ( I GOIN t~~,t-% Q f ___ ARCHIE 1 [ 3.16 Jj I1: __________ " by Bob Montana i ITHINK MY LIKE DO ) çM510 00 GRU -? U HAVE A • SED ON MUSIC AT HOME I LSEoON, DON'T) IS I USED IT bo 35 746 L HAVE LOO rY NOw ' 'a I 1QLAPHON IC' ' RK SWN ro - 1 _________ _ / d] WAHTUaØ9 IJ THE ,&.i'. 0 cow . I _____ _____ _____ ______ ! It . - . - - - EASY -rr T\ LL~ - __________ a _._J 12 6 ,- by Crooks & Lawrence ror V'.eE Or COFFEE EASY HERE TEJ.W6H B BUT WHAT IF 5OEOJ TRiES ,_ ! ___________________ . -1 r ) ~ U11 ac h r e .O, A - _~ • L School Supt. Bud I.ayer has I _____ U ME? ' 4 __. g Meanwhile, ou t protesting than a week ago. Only five. Black community leaders are meeting this week in reference to a countywide being &cWated which calls for the countywide boycott to beg on I i - 17he experience almost back. only one in the department who fired when someone forgot to ta High School teacher whose notify a deputy that the 11rob- Polk wasn't notifi students last week pulled a bery" was to be filmed by one of said he s'ill hasn't located the "mock holdup" at a con Mrs Carol Kline's civics deputy who was "in" on the venlence store, students. An uniformed deputy, entire fiasco. The situa tion that existed B I Thompson, saw the I haven't found that deputy there had a potential danger," students stoge the robbery and yet. I just haen t had a Layer said. The "robbery" was swooped down on the chance," Polk said. The sheriff part of a civics class project in getaway' car said when the deputy s loCated, which students participate irs Apparently, the studeii had ,e, like Mrs Kline, will receive simulated social situations as a contacted the deputy oi duty a reprinnd learning eerience before Thompscn ihat deputy Daugherty iid the incident I.ayer said these learning was in turn supposed an off the wall experiences vary from teacher filled Thompson in - ap project but had been planned to teacAer, but are similar to a iiarently he didn't. weeks in adsance le said the biology class going on a field But Thompson checked t students had coordinated trip. I.ake Brantley Principal youths' identification. heard entire event and had contacted Bill Daugherty said the experl- theirstory -then let them go. die deputy - whoever he is ence was a "project the The incident enraged Sheriff who agreed to allow the youngsters took on" John Polk who said he's 'the students to stage the e v ent. ______________________ 9 !I- 4.1-! . ,.) -a.. - -_ - - - zw - ____ _____ . - Altamonte Springs public . -1 ,4 . ~ VA, - I ..Ir I . , MI ' . _â . I , ____ V 4 ____ ____ - ____ - - - ____ - -- % *40 It By BOB LLOYD - ~~ I - ' an _. •. - - - •-- 0 .,'" '' • _ _4--- I 7 . .~ :I i .- .- , Pi . ;. 1. , • - __ -, . ,L4- . . I In-i - Bundy: No ;)Ult " , 4 For 'Mock Holdup ,-e ) n The flyer lists meeting places and times for the rewabider of to look into the decision to bus I-A this week where people can students to Casselberry Merle E. Parker of Sanford well as Seminole High Principal of the state. gather to diiscuss the planned .14" / Don T. Reynolds and Assistant Parker alleges that the black boycott of Seminole W%t 'w e 9-1 Wt week, Dougherty was court seeking a court order Principal Wa)me Epps. defendants have knowingly and schools. t i quoted as saAng the depart- doing away with a student k% No date has been set for a wiflfully permitted use of the ment would investigate the The on again countywide 01smoking area at Seminole High hearing on PUker'S I)Ctilioh. S, -,'Ml I campus as a 11sanc, School. . boycott apparently now is go. I Parker is as -. "' the court tuary" for juveniles to openly king switch which has precipitsted a Parker named as defendants orde providing and JaWt week, black spokesnun r the defendants 'cease flaunt the w b) boycott at the Altamonte C mes Gathon said Rosenwald in the civil action, assigned to and desist to operate a approving the operation of the ' Springs facility as well as a Circu it Court Judge William G. 'smoking marchers were urged to get . .i area' on public school "smoking area, 14r threatened countywide boycott Akridge, County Setwol s i I.. .&, I their children backin school. . ) uPt. property and -encouraging, ~i~ Parker said the defendants of Seminole schools. '. it I William La) But then at a Saturday meeting. er, school board advising and counseling "have ignored " -1 - ~k ~I - . ..' repeated Dougherty s2id he is meeting members Robert Feather, juvenile3,15 to 17 years of age, demands" within the last 45 black leaders decided to con" I today- wiltia Ids - superiors to Davie Sims +, Alan Keeth, E.C. to smoke cigarettes and to days that they order an end to tinue the Rownwald boycott decide if the probe will even Harpe r Jr., and Pat Tthon. as openly flout the cnnal law" I Continued On Page 2 A) STUDENTS ATTEND ThI-Y memben from Seme Nigh School will attend the ((.onf nu age YMCA sponsored Youtb Legislature In Tallahassee, Feb. 20-22. . 7bey will serve In the House of Representatives and Senate @ _W _Jvr~ LEGISLATURE composed of students 1roq3 throughout the state. Flrvm Jett, __ Corley, it senior; Kathy Koschwitz, sophomore, both of Sanford, 4Fi~_ W~t__y - --- - _. and Pam Morgan, a senior from [Ake Stary. 71na ponq of . p f 0 .4 Te - ~ . , - _V11V7 by Dick Cavoll. MY - e Asks Smoking Area At School Be Disbanded _ P . - - I .% .. IL " L __ ro (O" a ~9 4 1 4%,fe - I (Continued On Page 12-A) Suit . 4 8 ______________ - 1_ . .. p hase ou t Rosen w a ld (IeIft!neflt to do th leg work something,' Doughert) said in the same studen E Is ts showing up regularly attend classes in Elenwntiry School may not In Seminole Count) telephone interview from for school who base appeared kindergarten through fifth take place at all, a U.S. Justice "The basic alternatives are to Washington. since the boycott began more grade. Department official said today. - 1 .k% .. , " . ____ . I ,.C) I I-- I VI - I ; _-P * MVST I OFURP a I I YOU IICONNINC . - I I . .. SHALL CALL. FOR A'MIRAL. PAY OF MOORNIN&.1 Nlyj FOORTHIt4e. , TO ThINK OF HORIE is MISSINCIII? I - . ~' V I ) v l~ 14s - I - /0, ~ , ,Y.. W NE AMBuGE - I., . " :,. ') WWF-:N You . ,7 ,. "~ 1.- .. .1 Chic Young 11. . " . 11 Fv . /~ "_ I - -No floors are provided for the sleeping rooms. Harr,, calling It 'a big money item" said no action has been taken )-et. -0pun stairwa)s are provided for exits in the building. -No fire alarm is provided for the facility. Dormitory not equIpped with autematicsprjnkler system. Fretwell recommended an automatic sprinkler system or a - whether or not we're gonna make an investigation and the form It might thke, but right no w! just don't know," said he he Justice . I • g. i . -1 %7. VOW j .. • IS ifl thee mak ing -All exits were not properly marked with approved exit signs and noemergengh,g was pray cy says I fire exit signs have been installed. floors to sleeping rooms are provided with metal louvers. The louvers should be removed. Harry said louvers have been replaced in some instances. -Stairs are unprotected The much-heralded in- take place. If it does, he said do nothing, let the people vestigation of the hotly con- there's a possibility the FBI resolve the pr .oblem . - I 7)'P,- 0A-5.11145, sprinkle I t electrically supervised. b a maintenance ntract has not been provided properly qualified an Harry says r osenwa - r ( A--, by Garry Trudeau r I .AVERE SAVINC?i (ENERGY AD IAT %iORE \ APPROPRIATE SE'NG COULD ONE WANT.. .-FCR ST0viNC7 • _- _.__~ A, a IF COw Fretwell at the junior school included ---Hasps are provided on certain exit doors. Fretwel.1 recommended they be removed. Harry says that item has been complied with was constructed in the mid 1920s and wasn't built to coinpl%. with the stringvnt fire C(KICS thatare in existence today. Over at the junior school on Celery and Mellonville Avenues, It's a slightly different situation since that facility was constructed with fire resistant material, __ - __ 40 - - -, . ! in at Bts& (c/a this hand If East plac low B! .In. 8; . Anmer Tomarr-m to 0 - I City Station. ftw York, N. Y 10019r CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS : p, -- manually operated, electrically supervised fire alarm system. Harry promised • one In 90 days. • A tA..t be -The north-west exit door was stuck1. and opened. Harry says all exit doors are now repaired. At the senior school, 1000 E. First ., Fretwell listed the following deficiencies • Yesterday, police arrested a 14-year-old juvenile on arson charges ter a fire was set for the second night in a row at the junior facility. The fire was the second t the facillt% after a fire in the school's cafeteria destroyed draperies on the second floor. Damage estimates were according W Harry And Harriett said the facility's rating was "poor, a very poor rafing."'Me saving element at the senior facility, Harriett said, is an automatic sprinkler s)stem Without the sprinkler system -you'd strictly have a fire hazard' the chief said e reason the building operal.ions will be closed down if safety deficiencies aren't brought up to existing standards. The school's a(bilinistrator, .Jesse Harry, told Fretwell and Fire Chief George Harriett that school maintenance crews "are working" on correcting the violations and that he hopes to have thein cleared up wit, an Ule arn~z __ that would stay you from the swift completion of your appointed ronndO" iett said, The junior facility also got a number of black eyes (ruin the fire marshal's office, p - If not, Fretell told the Herald that a notification of violation" will be submitted, the school will be allotted a certain number of days to get in compliance and ! N A% ,* I Or 00 I - It in. sl ght ly caref ul South book wins the club in dummy and ___________________ 0 .0 v. %V -____ ou are sure that your i ______ Z-18 ______- A A Q 7 6 V 2 # K i s 4 A A Q 82 What do you do now' A -- We %lightis.1 fa%or a pms. hut skuuhl not criticize anothrr ,loubie - . I to - Pass Pass by leading a second club for his +--* . ~~ __ I i• /~, __________________________ 411 18 south _____ by Art Sonsom IT A ,_., Pa's Pass - (WHO CAPTAIN -- Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 1 Cents tted by the fire marshal's office. • Harry presented Fretwell with a 17-Item list of measures already completed by school officials n an effort to comply with Fretwell's September recommendations which were presented In wriUng and copies mailed to the parent corporation Bernard MacI adden, Foundations, Inc., of lrchmont, N. V. HerdSffrir . C., .,/ ARE L-' TWWI.I.W --- By ED PRICKETr 1 4, -' ~ The bidding has been: 4A st THEBORN LOSER 4 - y ' I1 - I _ - Sanford Naval Academ Warned B Fire Marshal- I e- .-,-- ,, . - -'d At I U.S 1 Fast South ____ - I VC I . I table North Piss _; - t % _____ - 1. ' - . -j -- - ~ V - th Neither nest 4 - - -- -- i ) - £K2 / - " . . ]-tt" 'MAJ,A-r - , - - on the ace of diamonds and leads dummy's deuce of spades. Now all the defenders can collect are two hearts and the ace of spades. sinve ,South can rut I the send club if ills led SOUTH A K QJ 10987 V Q J 94 - .- 4 K Q 74 AQ9863 OJ9653 A J ALLEY OOP I - 0 '•..• 3 - - . / 41 I _T~ * Fox 67th Year. No. )56-Wednesday. February 19, 1975 that opening club bid and worries about a club ruif. Then EAST Ifli Gill •' tI' L1 everything comes up roses, b if East hops up with th e ac 4. .1 :I . - - 4" iMlF..S JMOH% and . ~1'% o•' - BRIDGE AT 71cl E by GLANCES ______ AIZE J~ [---- I T4?EN WIN Walker Mort ________________________ az AROUND i .c - ___________ ___ 45-Evenn; I: - - t court of eledion law violation and conspiracy to commit perjury charges against him. State Atty. Abbott Herring's office said the charges, brought by a grand jury t year, were dropped Friday because uphoIng by an appeals court of suppression sta tements in the case left the state with rio case against Bundy Bundy, contacted today at his Altamonte Springs city hall office, where he 'd continued to --- - ;-:- . . ii ' L r 11-4 ' - - 4 sus pension pending outcome of the case, said, "I was wnocent from the start. Thes . " - -., . - - - EEK & MEEK -"< .. Q. . 4 0 - ,. - / _ . . .1 a _R ~ , __ -1 , __ ___ THE JUIN,~IAL LYSTEM i n ITS LM I-P- ) rOlu Around the CIock - - 7" il ' 1. = - 1%", I AND ERP4EST ! . & Ii ( - - ItDi FI C - [llETJtf AJLJtw1fJ Thov., - - __. L - _______ )2,- - f1JJJJllhtfj] 6 RXL HAND-MACIS 17ALJAN SPCreTS CAR. T( U)T / / - by Frank Hill LOOffSaWNa.# - 1116W IT ULçc ~N~f'rH FLN-1-43 CARPIF-7:3. Rt - 40, - z .1 I - Z- _14r__11 - J __ 1. .*%.- ________ ---------------------. - . _ .1 I--I 4w. Z i I hA OA . State Rep. Robert flattaway IIeraldStaffrIter iAltamonte Springs was to .Seminole Counts's govern- hear the complaints at a 1211 %ponsoring the :: Sheriff's Department . 11:41fetv Officer. Sgt. Beau Taylor. Shovim giving b.14c ; ,- 1. tI' 44 1 -1%ffV .w-- j' . f_ L - :0 : ki - -. - -f i' ; . 4 - . -.-- - Ll~ = i - __ opr*l ' .1 - I , - rD..1 / Editorial ........ AA ployment compensallon by Norman Floyd began comHoroscope .................WA former employes under a new plaining weeks ago as se ven hospita l ...................5A sta te law adopted last year and claims were filed against his officials are complaining. city. lie and Ow cit) comSports . ............. ...*7A-8A Many officials in the cit,les mission objected that while Television IDA and county goernnietil do not riate tnttrpric cait pay Wolfwn,s I I B-1213 object to paying the com. percentage of payroll in the pensation to employes who form of insurance, gosern ' hhi it have been laid off, but are mental bodies Must pay dollar Yesterday's high low this protesting vigorously the (or dollar te amount paid to chance (if thundershowers being rcquired to make and 01--t Floyd also noted that none of Elementary this morning 1photo abovel are Mae Pawison, Shirley Mills, Adlyn Wolfe, Sue Stevenson and Taylor. Bike leaI action w is beiv -- and Jell Hkhardson In bic ycle parade around - . - It - others on grounds they violated Bundy's civil rights but Bundy's attomy, Newwn Brock. said today he has no intention of filing such IawsiiJts, "And . 4 AOMY -44 --J~ schdol grounds. VP - - _;iZ~ --!!t_Vf,~-f* 1-j~:_:-W A 4 ~- - - - - - - - - -As .__ - 4--- _j 5Z I— _74- un 't U I'm not planning any _________ ______________________ I u - -. , - .. - r -___ I ~_*_ __Z__- _i 1 - -_~a I-____4 : charges luid been dropped. ng forward tu ite; vt~ -- Bundy said, noting that begot i pas check Friday but wasn't told until Tuesday that the rough - R .--. i Crossword Puzzle Lk,ar Abby ...... - - _-.1 GOES SiK 1~~" I Classified - - by Bob x FRANK unempioymen1 % It * - .-- ..e- 74~ ,A SAFETY RODEO -) T?'- j red' Employes Index YOU r J__ /7"i, ~AU ~, Y(.: - -~ ~ -_,1 C ,i - • attorney office) level Brock said he too was notified yesterday that the criminal Herring on Friday. 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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 18, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f7a28f28e0549faadcebdfaea9d15e5.pdf 808a033ad3fd0fdf08052da16a393ef8 PDF Text Text __ - - __ FA -V%. .0~.10"`Qo-'.-_ "` ~: __ ____ I __ ___ I -__.____ 4, ", --v'%-..-I-._..ol.,_ 0 0I -! 0 -, I Itndd . ,1101044 11IM 11IM1111 A011%,11111111111% 11111111111111111 I 0r" co * W0 . 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ThE _____ CL -. — C Yv LIS TyeS i 0 Iden ti'p plane was tentatively Identified as that of a 144 ________________________________________________ I City officials are hopeful the ______ I A r ,;~ ..- 4. . - , , ' - _________ - I - 1 / : /•• - I L / . I i - . - - -/ / _-- I . - "_- I J Officials said Jones was stint in the neck with a .22 caliber pistol riding cork Sunda) Around the Clock X If a -J . I ' I- . - __0* , = . A ',t- ' -7 1/ ________________ ___-____ - 11I -4 -' ( I ILYL - I --.- ... A,~ L I • - I 4A ______ _ ...on; • / / V - Z* - — - .' . •.,Ie I _____________________ - _-5 , - =4 ---_ —_--_ __________- - i ' to I I! V \1 M I ear ' Yl _ * . ' : - vriiwn __________ ____ . ng a loaded 22 caliber pistol °n front seat. \V1 - member of the Warbirds, an association Of Pilots Owning World War 11 vintage alrcrt, Officials said Jotuiny Bolton, a Maitland auto Mustang flgh partnership w dealer and friend of Schke, tentatively identified in 171 in lion and became weil known for appearances at the Sanford Air Show . 'F __~_ -IffiI fle • -Z : -_ w-,-51_I .__. __-__z~,'_i-__ - t ,1.- l- ' .A. - - - - NW .I- -- . ;., - - -4 -T 1, - N_ . * . W to — is -. . - ' - ' . __ F-i Iwo OF - ' - . I I IlI I I I ~ _l= - _. .,_: A~. - _T_ _ nl_~!.Vw -~ M, - - — 1 . - -_ I . Dick Trickle, No. 75, and Grant Adcox light to It eep their battered cars under control after a nine crash in the third lap of Sunday's Daytona Story, more photos on Page I B 4 Herd Photo Don Vincent) NINE IN PILEUP .. Yesterday's high %as 85; low Deputies said Jones 20car i Most ly sunny and continued warm Highs in th e low to mid old common law wife, Martha 80s. Lows in th e low to mid 60*, Forrest, Identified the slaying Southey winds 15 m.p.h. victim. I ree Heid 8) ROBILLOYD (%arles Anthony Sweet, 19, f Authorities today were conducting an arson in vestigation in connection with a cafeteria curtain i%arrants 1) IX-tective Walter Jones. SNA emy last night at the San sa i(I Ac a d ry and r G. i ii u in. vestigations conducted by preliminary mt Stat( iIrilJ £fliS Assist Ballard St, Sanford on wereJohny Anthon) Stroud, 19 arges .- William Vernon Fox, 21, of 703 Palm Springs Road ,L_W'T. 1,-~,~ - -v ._~"411~___~n L_ 405 Myrtle Ave., Sanford. was Altamonte Springs, dentist F Ire l n $io,000 P Detective Sgt. William Ilogan. flogan said the cases involvett the robberies of two juvenile hitclihikers in late Pleas night disturbance at WiLson Beer Garden, 15 W 13th St in guilty pleas and maximum sentences could Firemen and policemen which a large crowd othered. )rouths from ificir be&- in Booked on $5, I 00 bond each at county jail wrre Johnnie 1.#T adJa.ntdormitor)wings safety precaution. Ilarriett said only the curUin.s burned and paint on the concrete block wall as blist1ered ca f eteria also sustained smoke damagc. ______ nw n 1Atw'iu Clark Count; Albert Junior, 33, of 90 F Eighth Si, aol Thermond Nelson, 26, of 111.7 Orange Ave., all of Sanford in other weekend asts sheriff's deputies Jailed William Bradley Fuhrman, 41, I Quay ' polk,vimen and two other men charged in department investigation in a series of area burglaries revealed today that their clients burglaries. ma y plead guilty to lesser offenses as results Defense attorney Newman i3rock told the of plea negotiations with State Atty. Abbott court that Sessions "would be part of e a cigarette lighter. o encecha res a Ier a Friday ii F T Defeibse attOrfle)S for six Sanford his arrest Jan 9 b police afWr an internal Under lesser offenses being considered for Ninford police jailed three persons o disorderly resisting arrest E ic r LOU rt Michael J Cooper, of Orlando, was held on $8, tx)ndfo1Io%inghIsarrestonto robber thares b Sheriff's nter ol e L Herring's office package if the policemen enter guilt) pleas with bur, could face maxunurn 15 to year cases are animal control officer Robert Jr.. • Ave., po ce Patrolman William Douglas Magner, 24 32 Mohawk Ave., and auxiliary policeman range from one year In count) Jail to . iS years Robert A Shaw, 29, 2409 t)eCottes Anuc Patrolmen Larry Payton, 36. IWO Maderta Announcement of plea bargaining ca.nw Ave., Raymond fi~~,,-,r.e, ,t, 30,113 Cf,w-1try Cj ' ub this morning in the chambers of CircWt . nson r. s the Circl e, and 1am )e , court "eounded" the week's criminal trial Magnolia Avenue, are slated for trials the week of March 3 dtket to kttrmine order 1 vials Scheduled for trial this wetK is Paul Raleigh S2ssions, 22 of 423 Scott Ave., Sessions Is n auxiliary po licema n and a Lit) building inspector who was suspended after ______ . IV eighth suspect in the burglar'es, MkhellIanko26 of Colonia, J usdocketej 4 Continued On Page !A ' ____________ _.~ - ' -- - ~~ - - bond on a charge of Dr. Michael Weinstock important papers was m&ng of a boat motor. Booked at leaving the scene of an accident reported $1,000 in dental gold after a breakin at her home. county Jail on ,000 bond each with Injuries. missing after a breakin at his Burars ti I after tIT 10:30 p.m. blaze d the I nterior wall ca f e te ria were igniI ted fl te ith as a Ch warrant charging attempted both of 201 Monroe Ave., charged by police with fice. Thr men were aettd b) breaking and intering discarn g a sho tgun In public M Andrew Caaway, of .S.inford police and sheriff's intent to commit i tha M1ntiand AlLimonte officers also Jailed during a disturbance at Myrtle 432 El1iott, Sanford. reported a (IeWctivesoer the weekend On misdemeanor. ThomasMaxwellWlnn,33,oF66 Ave. and Fourth St. ,0O0 diamond bracelet, $80 robber) charges Altamonte Springs police G riggs Ave., C lberr) on In weekend burglary repos, c aid a møtal with charged two men with larceny $5,000 iIfluCr), 21, of A R000ety $5.000 bond on a circuit court and Robert Dean LaFrancis, 18, 30 both Sanford, held in eount Jai o bond each following their arrests on circuit court At of On I - _1 , -1 "A - 4 1!r -17V11- "_4 hit recreation areas at Stromberg.carjso Ithrnehart Road, Lake Mar), and Red Uo Square ApIs., u Seminole, accordi ng to E taken at the Stromberg-Carlson recreation area and stereo t; si Pj! . - - F_ equipment aIue at oo s missing at the apartment comp1e ee grenades, possibk of ~-neta -T. Russian or Chinese make, were department for investigati 11_ __ after the devwt-,, "r tO )outl - - . , Bulletin TAU1IASSEE, Ha. iAI'j —'Me PublieService Commill- Ion refused todayto grant mit I - __ - Winter Park Telephone Co. Thecommission ordered The action upended the in crease %hich otiterwise would have gone into et'eet automati eall under a ne law requiring PSC action hlhin 30 day after a request Is submitt ed . ___________________ ________________ it --_--_- e. ' highway patrol car, - _. hall ~ I' T V ' f. . ....5A 8A .... GB Suspected in a car thlveti by wIfe J:ir Martha M II 1 puty Fd 'tandle) reported Fire i male oassenger `~' Crossword Puzzle ... Officers said ' 'Dear Abb> stopped and Jones as shot £ffl Mrs Evans followed r her Editorial ...................4A hitsband "back down the road" SA and told him they should go Hospital back tc the shooting w.ne. Obituaries . .............. 5A __ - _____ 1FUE —y'—`__ 0. I It 'I' m J - - . " ca 0 — LO - - ._P I Cakndar. Cotthcs A _J - __ &hulke, a w Arson Geoe Abbgy afWr he been looking for his wife when I - and blue former Army trainer. burned approximately 10 acres, according to Forestry service officials. I Knowles said the municipa l uuurt mit twice a eek to - in another - - e plane wreckage as that of Schulke's red, white woods fire resting from the plane crash Umcaorthngto IUI 1748 Old Apopka fload, was - __ __ I shortly after the shooting death of Johnny Jones, , of Eighth St., A popka , on U.S. 441 at Via Palma Circle at the western tip of Seminole Count) M to be used today In forts to identify the ash The loss of the municipal bond on a murder charge In connection with the 1a)Ing earl) Sunda) of an Apoa plant nursery worker. Paige Fdward Fans 21 of Index )-• - _____________ - - — _Z_ • ' f not Knowles said. Apopka, was being held in surrendered to Florida Ill '1 Seminole County Jail today way Patrol Trooper J.T. Byrne without / / Incer-ain 1 f - order that Seminole County public safety standp ould be eligible to receive two fiscally and administratively." county judgeships. Commissioners last eek 21-year-old mechanic, arrestcA by Sheriff's Detective emp I cyed b' the Cli' of It 1 k. . victim5. t , ' - fl ivtUruei I I :~_ in Just 4:4 In Su*i Join Apopka Man Held I ~ A woman reported seeing the plane in a flon out of Sanford Airport Sunday morning in a T- investigating the cause of the crash about 10 miles prove a resolution in support of the lost municipal cou a move by the Florida Iague running high. I I 0 Two Plane Crash Victims Of City Commissioners this aI C) Sanford to reinstate its ) But, "this has proved to be one of the biggest mistakes in Mite to draw up a resolution in ternoon, during their 4 o'clock municipal court. o ap. But optimism on retrie%ing the city government's life," suPPOrt Of the F.L.C. action. I - I take place. Layer initially planned to countywide thing." - municipal courts for county I - ak % s - d Cities (F.L.C,) to have the "It is a very remote chan ce handle civil cases, but under state legislature pass an we mit be able to .get the the county court system, cases amendment authorizing municipal court back," said may take up to 30 days to be Sanfo city officlata, ll municipal courta as optional to Cit) Manager Warren 'Pete' heard aware of the disadvantage of cities Knowles The F. I .C. contends that If long their municipal court, Unless the amendment Is nford vol un tarily abolished municipal courta are abolished are now participating In a moe passed an article of the state inuniciil court in 13 in the cities 'will suffer from a to prevent other Florida cities constitution will abolish all 1 7 . . thing part of the community' . BYMCKEYWCURDGE HeraldWIWer • o )..~)VE 7HEE 1 Of!) . To Regain * i C*t Courts ___-. E Ex &WXEEX r / I ET M Inectig, s-:d the William Layer said he is . " ' . I- I oi5tbo cultural heriLige. They have - q" e .I . Z16 I n - - ,%At - -,~ last ard ;: Y , , 7:-!.- , ZZ ~ ,_ thing that is finalized is Colltinued boycotting of Rosenwald coat has cost the city both S; i ' I . . S I %W10- - •.. - - !W-- "I rA 11 0 W - ...'VI convert Rosenwald int) 'a trainable handicapped children. The blacks say the school Is A& , .. or--- "14-li=4 111tM6ings of Seminole chccii "Jul utIe officials to blacks are going on a ll over the presently under construction, . . SUPT ii4 jj "see what tF,r advise" in count) lnaneffort todee but the school board - under t Le connection with the Rosenwald er has said the boycott is if the countide boycott b pressure from Ike Orient boycott which spun into its sixth In vio l ation of state attendance dcd and Just what it would parents decided to bus black.-. (tnt of tia )oungest bike r1d rs to show up fur the bike rodeo, sponsored at Winter Stogs day tod with lint) one p'lr I laws, but a!-;o as the 1a iksituiry School b) cteran of Foreign Wars Post 05, was four-)ear-old John accomplish, to scel be rry instead Boners of shong u out of a total 211 would be difficult to enfor lmbrdy Road, shown having Iden tifica tion number cngrcved on his bicycle by VFW James Gadsen, a black Blacks oppo5ed bath members blacks enrolled In kindergarten because of the large number of spokesman, said last week George Drummond, left and Vernon ilcuent. (Herald Photo by Bill the layer's plan and one submitted Vincent) through fifth grade at the protesters. He hopes the state countyw ide boycott had been Altamonte Springs facility, will pro vide an answer. raPed off in hopes of rereivin ( OfltlfltLe(1 On Page 2., Sa nford To 1% -- e-! W JIESLA The crash victijr.s were burned beyond 34 with his 17.)cur-old son, Jeff, und has not been caSt (if EI near SR44. regniUon, but authorities said the eckage of the heard from ince Investigators said Schulke's den ta l records were __ _________ - _# . / . - __ _. I rr ;; es 9 0 . -" C, ;; ~ ;I [ . ARE . POSITIVELY NOBLE f ) _____________'. s -- .- burned. MES WHEN 13UGS EXH15ITS TRAIT'S __,. ' 'i _:_ - __, - of Seminole schools, - establish the Identity of two persons killed near based at &,inford Airport and owned by Maitland before it disappeared behi tr a deputy nd so me ees, Eustis yesterday when a surplus Arm) T-34 fighter. dent ist M D Schulke 44 saId trainer crashed into a wooded area, exploded and lake County Sh?riff'3 deputies said SIchulke had Federal A%iaUon Administration officials are 11 ' I . .1 *_ I k called for a - --- -m Ike County authoriUcs today were trying to I / AM I - 1: Who nt ed thepros ng'blacks center - 7~ C t 4) -, ) * YWLL ANswEp..-r mE / .I. esh:led though it's )\)t) I, . . - -. - .- leaders last -seek requested an board decision to bus 211 blacks Investigation into what they out their school and lnt' Believed To Be Maitland Dentist And Son 4 4 ) _/ __ .4 - - - " ;;,z 01I - - I 0 , lop . oU 1 1. rf g=1 - v IS... I &U/-P./ I f/ .. M * - t ___~ i HIM 0 - RODEO ATTRACTS SPEAK UP, OR I'LL SHAKE YOU 110olo, , 'rILL YOUR 0' FUR - - \_ IML)KIN' F:oR THAT - NEW UsEr \ 11 bY Stoffel & I 3E3UXZqY • - I UGS __ - - 4 , - _ - 13 11 40:- __ 1. - - _~~ W_ _,._ - . - - ~,~i:t'-_-. fect The school superintendent assi:,t.ance from the federal government. Gadsen also said Justice Rosenwald marclr.rs had been Department investigators who asked to get their :hildren bRck prom ised to check into the inschool - buttheydn't Uosenwaldsitud(jon after black The Issue centers on a school . - Ef In . Ibsen ldFlementar3 School rekindled toda) with placard. carrying picketers marching around the facUlty in protest of - 11. I ' , N - - - - - - 0=011midlaw l - ___ - I) __________ T'he smouldering boycott at - 4*1 . .;~T j. , ~i - : _____ ____ _________ 'I _____ / __ ___ ________ B0 Cott 1 d Continues Lv ___ 1 - 1W i -- RosenwaI ...._ _. "m.V;.,_.A - ~ j - 0 ___ III 1~ 2. 1 . %Li 4 - . ~ I ____ 1.00, __ 1_ P~ =M- 0 164. I - -- --- - .. ' WIRE - 1,10 '"'%&j _i~ 1. 4-i '2 IT SPQ1 iNIQ T iVER. SE CANT SWIM. ii - -.; -V 41IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11-- 4j _, f _a WILL TOSS ~WELL,AT LE~ST 1~4E TO\ Yi... W , — __ . . - ZI " f ' AND - - -THEN 1HE VIS190-rHS 13UTON -THFJR . \ I --)! , -- WILL SACK TE C!T\ 1AEr - - ~-* NON- - __ r:f V f.(4 -_ / -- L_ 11??~ ( S GTA P I __ 7 - A __ __ _ . Sanford. FInrirL* 1771_Prit ___ - II - IN A STOMATSAD . -1 ~ _ --- MOST OP Y3UR HOLDING-6 IN ROME (11% gmggm - - a = W ' - =101100 ...IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.- -_ __ II 1 L) En ll" __ '1"1 154-Monday, February 17, 1975 Frank E lil __ WILL 13E MSTROYF-P MtVEsuvIUs.IIH_1 ________ 2 J"i - 4 I f. : VOLCANIC LAVA FROM -ill _ _. QLJR IN N. J — YOUP GU,VMEL VY WELL, 67th Year, No o - I y An" _-.____-flf, -- t• L-=j -----.. - -=--- . ..=- -= .-- �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Feb. 17, --: Rate £ P reice In Hike I ear Postal r ates will go up by the endof theyeat anditwiUcmt 12or l3cents tomail a first. class letter that now carries a 10-cent stamp, says Postmaster Gen. Benjamin F. Bailar. "We are periencing some very substan tial cost in creases. We are presently operating at a deficit," Bailar said Sunday on ABC's "Issues and Answers." Are Co stly WASHINGTON (All) While government budget deficits mount, a Pension formula is starting to cost taxpayers billions of dollars in excess federal employe retirement checks. Pensions for nearly two million retired civilian and military personnel are supposed to keep pace wi th the rising cost of living. But an ingredient added to the adjustment formula fire years a' is pushin v RItft mrttsLngi) ahead of tile cost of li v ing in an 'Y - escalating pattern tivi t could easily cost the government I D eans Life Threatened - - ~___, _. 1. ~ , 4~v !- I ~. - . - f_11900~ '- '-i'- - ,~I.'_ _-_ _ . "_. . - = 1;~~ - f , .. -- - k - V __ - - -.*t 0 __0, M ; 6_ - - - t Ci- - _________ -I% .. çp. -. I - L1 \ \ P. C - - - ~4 - - - I' Mishap K'i Women's Prison 'Calm' :. F ~ m. i,SW. Bi'u CM4It, Sd4UOfd, "id Milton Scot 33 of l)a tona - .- :...-_---- ,.,. 1V All. . -, _. - 4j iç - :0w_I . . ~ State troopers Identified the -Jw, =-.~ - . . ".' ' ' _ .- ' - . I Troopers said Donald Fon. Destin Crash Is Checked Judy Ly Led C. '.ihen ...I1tIUdd? theII' car was sideswiped by another vchicic In their home- - - - ------1Zrwe—= - - FBi . -Jeffrey Horst, 22, of Bra. denton, killed when his cycle failed to negotiate a turn near Bradenton early Sun- He , Over the side goes a massive load of Jogs from this $&Z million self -dumping log carrier on the Powell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ashford daymorning, River In British Columbia, The new carrier, the first of its kind, utilizes a system —Robert of ballast tanks and of p. 89. Castle B rewer Coat., pumps to tilt Its long load over the side. (our sisters, three brothers and Brandon, who drove his mo- NEW STYLE over the weekend for :he death of a fetus during a legal abortion Performed in October 1973. PlOYed as manager of Seminole - I Gardens Apartments and attended Freewill Holiness - - Effor CIA deputies said. 1. cycles, creek after striking a bridge Treat ed abutrnenton and releaseti State Road 59 just at WASHI GTON (AP) Paid that If you hired a young manor The agents who infiltrated the dence the Soviets were teylng to Halifax WASHINGTON (AP)- President Ford- 1&er a rotenf, wt %fotmanI4 of the- FBI were. ty man who was a really, peap jpovement did make manipulate the Hospital, lDaytvna sith of Lloyd in Jefferson 0 Vietnam war WWII, — z VeM Juww law, 24, !~Quntyttaveling-jibroad to spy on rev. reliable permn and able t~ _6 JW toorts,*tbe FBI. Cl1ne said. Protest movement. ApL 27 William Clark C;ourt; __CUton Chflds, 27, of lAurel olutionary groups here arid on the protective coloration of "The ."port.s were made tieMeanwhile, FBI spokesman ,41inrae Lee McGill, 26 1414W. Hills inOkaloosa County, kllled , overseas, while CIA agents the antiwar movement and smt cam cf: heavy preswe from James Murphy Wd the FBI 1131h Plece; and Ishmael when the pickup truck he was were infiltrating domestic anti- him overseas the Soviets might the White House to get some- paid travel expenses and fees to Harris, 26 1511 Dixie Way, all riding In Saturday crossed the war groups as part of a plan to t*y to recruit him," Cline said, thing on the (antiwar) move- informants who traveled of Sanford,, and Gndo1yn center line on S.R. 85 Just penetrate the Soviet In. However, he said he didn't melit. I think they were a mis- Overseas to keep watch on or. of Wilson, 19, East Boston, across the Florida state line telligence system, according to think the program lasted long take," Cline said, He said the ganlzations which have activi- according to a hospital from Florala, Ala., and collided two accounts, enough to be successful. CIA never established any cvi- ties outside of U.S. borders. spokesman, with another vehicle. adons O Kenne ys Find Gentle bE Boycott Continues agencies. (CoutImed From Page 1-A) Jesse Meuse, Rosenwald law to foreign intelligence oper. iUons while the FBI handles Pcipa1, said about L I S blacks d ("PIt. by residents of the Lake Orfenta con tinued their protest m ternal security arch rs '.11 The Seminole County Port to wait until the water level area. Layer also opposed the around the school today, while ast Meanwhile, two former Lake (ienta plan, calling it "a onl} one student marched into Authority SCOPA) tonight will rises before the tanks can be counterintelligence officers and TOCKBRlDGF;, Mass. (AP) The friend smiled and weekend with him in the hospi- bad move. a gross Injustice." the classroom. receive a proposed agieemnent floated the 3.2 miles. a former security director of - Wherever they go, there are paused, as If expecting John to lal. He slept in his room. BandHis reasoning Is that since to lease 2.6 acres to Say-More Nei ther black leaders nor on gh th Also t i t e board may the agency were to testify today those gentle reminders say more. But no more was aged his leg. lie was with him blacks lost the most Oil Tmnlnals, Inc., lii 0(del' their Layer had heard anything During a family ski weekend said, electa new chairman, following before the Rockefeller corn. all the time, school that the they should have company at today from the promised in. oil may the resignation of Harold mISSIOn'S investigation of CIA In the Massachusetts BerBetty Gargan, a cousin and "Then we went to Florida least been switched to a new' construct a tube oil packaging lr vestigetlon by federal officials. kshlres, John F. Kennedy Jr. close friend of the Kennedy over domestic spying operations. In January CtITIStIJIS and facility, and not the I6-year.old OWL "I wish they would get here," climbed the steps of a ski lodge family, said that when the chil- found Teddy a large thxee- school In Ca&ielberry. Earl Downs of Longwood has The officials, all of whom The lease, prepared by Layer said. and as he looked over the door dren get together, they rarely wheeler, And they both rode SCOPA Attorney William been selected by the governor tired at the end of 1974, are at a framed portrait of his (atalk about their family's ho- bikes together, Just like they at. to fill the vacancy on the board, Howard J. Osborn, director of Hutchison, will be ther, President John F. Kenne. tory. ways did. It was as If The board also will hear an security, N. Scott Miller, cluef of dy, his face broke Into a smile, the board for initial discussion "They know e'ch other so had changed." t u p-to-date report on the at the bcard's p.m. meeting, operations in the Counter"Hey, ksk at that." he said, well, they enjoy a chance just to Teddy Jr., l, progress who had his leg of Say-More is the oil the ingethgence staff, and Ray- nudging a friend and pointing to be together," she said. "For amputated 15 months ago to that Is currently locating 10 reorgam.wtional plan.s of the mood G. Rocca, deputy chief of the words, 'Ask not what your instance, when Teddy Jr. had halt the spread of bone cancer, S h d l additional storage tanks at the tXlr'lkTUpt Concrete Structural the counterintelligence unit, i country can do for you his leg amputated, my son spent the weekend skiing with Systems, Inc. (=I). Ray S. Cline, deputy director That's his most famous quote." Joey, who was 13, spent every his fam il y and his cousin. The a irport committee of the bids for Insurance, a fire truck, The storage tanks are being CSSI occupied a modular (or intelligence in the CIA until Greater of and the communications floated on barges from Lake co nstruction plant at the port 1966, said Commerce will hold its the attempt to gain first system; zoning board up. Monroe to the port, but Port before CSSI meeting of the year tomorrow declared entrance to the Soviet in potntrnent; Mrs. Sharon adininistrctor Jim Ryan said bank ruptcy last ytar. to 0flfl telligence system through antiiOt' Patrick of e Planning and th the river at present Is too low to The plant is unavailable tobe war acti vists here was unsue.'A Committee's WOII% Po ld uUtua5 Zoning Board; and Mayor Troy float the remaining eight tanks leased until CSSI files its crssful. 19 Piland's report. and the tranclerring will have ri'rgniztioru.l nlan it 'O'!r! , "Some g, ,t the bright idea ri i rj will be held at 8:15 n.m. in the • e l o ay chamber building. Councils To Mee t Glenn Pennywitt, committee (Continued From Page lA) widespread publicity and said since there has chairman, said plans for the A brief agenda faces the for trial the week of March 24. been no venue changes In the trials "it sorta committee include issuing up. Longwood City Council at Its Assistant State Attorneys Bill Heffernan gums up the works." to-date brochures to promola 7:30 meeting tonight. Up for and Claude Van hook told Judge Johnson Gerald Rutberg, who represents Hamlin the Sanford Municipal Airport. consideratIon are a mainthat, with the approval of State Attorney and Magner, told the court he feels culpability Devel The 18-member committee tenance contract from Central t Herring, they have offered to accept second of the defendants should "exempt them from also will work with the Airport Florida Business Machine and degree felony pie from Se.csioac, Magner pron" arid they should et 1r;-, I,, it. t Autho r it y to "insure coinnIt.t L_ ......... fi nal isr',-ti,.n A ' L1L.SIa Cowt\ d, tJ:;; r' ""'I UhU UM original width and de 1UYdI UI and by k'anko, and first degree miderneanor Stone Island Construction United States charged cording to the degree' o c'Jpabillty Cooperation of the chamber to Columbus harbor located that removal of debris and fill. in pleas from Shaw and Payton. Company and its President, H. Stone Island established by the courst. work In harmony with the adjacent to Fairy Lake, near Construction addition, th e canal system Maximum sentence on conviction of a M. Huffman, hs been directed Company bad ?!at waste and airport" on the airport im. Seminola Boulevard, Judge Johnson told the attorneys the court ed which is es tl pr en y connected to seccad degree (e!on is 15 y'ors in prison; for will make no agreements on sentencing by United Slates District Court provement program, according The Altamonte Springs City fill materials in the waters of I_s~x Monroe i3 to be "plugged" a third degre felony up to five Years Judge John A. Heed Jr., to !ke Monroe and Bethel Creek In prIA(91 to Pennywitt. cases, if the defendants enter pilty plea5, council at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday so as to prevent further vIh1t. and up to rinc year in co u nty jail for conviction and that a three rrt rt' •' judge panel composed of will consider te chnical changes .cUL.n 10 of the puflutiozi Irwn the development a first degree misdeineanor, development locired on the Itivers arid iIarbor Act of 1899. himself and Circuit Court judges David In u.s zoning ordinance, Uniforms Studied hlelferman and Van Hook said the state Strawn and A. J. hlosemann will review presoutheastern shore of Lake In addition, the United States reaching Lake Monroe. In Casselberry, Council will case was handled for the will stand mute on sentences for any of the sentence investiga Monroe. tion reports from th e t m eet today. WINTER charged that Stone Island Government by I)epartment Of SPRINGS no suspects that plead guilty but corxhhions of probation and par5ie authorities for any The cevelopers entered into Constrution Comp y Uniforms for city main. an had Justice Attorney Lloyd Guerci. fleOtlatIons Include that the stat Afl aL'rpmf-nt in rptf,w 1k. P dif.nsljm*u Iv rJøai --wn r a series o canala scfledulthg of I am after charges of ililegal which were comweW to Lske Defense attorney Allan Dickey told use Army Engirims point to of the new municipal burglary cams prior to their arrests Pnd that Jold= that his client, Payton, 1IL4 prepared filling and excavation in the Monroe without a Depaniinent Cases such, this arid pIlOT blinding will be discussed by the defendants mpst agree to testily for the navigable waters were filed, of the Army permit to enter a plea today." City Council rtoratmon orders Issued tO at a 630 workshop state against any co-defendants that go to based upon a joint investigation Judge Johnson said he could not make a Bioch Brothers and Louis Bills J trial. tonight prior to the 7:30 regular by the Jacksonville District philosophica l statement concerning possible Under the terms of the cotirt rn'.htg. e a reminder to !er!e.rz and Trry Ac -t, no represents Campbell, sentencing in the cases but U.S. Army Corps of Engineers order, the developer is required Individuals of told the defense A public hearing Is scheduled the necessity 1 told the court the policemen should be treated attorneys, "I don't and the State of Florida to restore flow to Bethel Creek acquiring state and federal th ink you can Ignore who on Ordinance 114, which would as any other defendants in any other cases the 'Jefendants are." department of Pnllnttn C'nmaking c tear "cuts" fifty permit.s before dredging canals J rescind Ordinance 102, which before the court. "They shouldn't be thrown trol Brock had asked Johnson for "some type of feet wi d at three hundred foot or placing lull in wetland areas raised the pay of Councilme n to the wolves," he said, "because they'yc mild assurance" regarding the court's The United States originally inteivals through the plied up below the mean high water line from to $50 a mon th and the been police officers.posi tion on possible proba tion for the brought a civil action for (ill material. The bed of Bethel (tidal areas) or ordinary high mayor from 100 to $125 a Ackert noted that the cases have received defendants, restoration and fines In April Creel Is to be restored to Its water line non-tlrthl areas month, _______________________________ Also im the agenda will be ease s 111 D. reported the t udie eminde .1. I i ':' I ~(. ?ii1 I *~ I - I 1 __________ __________________________ Publix Opens Fourth Store For Seminole By DONNA E.STES He served as manager Herald Staff Writer pr eviously at the Aloma Avenue in I .tLONG WOOD — Publix Super store, Colonial Plaza, Eastland Markets Inc. will open its 199th Center and Orange Blossom ________________________________ Florida store and fourth Trail. Seminole County facility with The first Publix market, appropriate ceremonies at 9 founded by George W. Jenkins, a.m. tomorrow in the Longwood opened with six employes in Jacobson's-Proctor Shops occupies 50,000 square feet In the authnflc old colonial Williamsburg-designed Village Shopping Center. Winter Haven in 1930 and the Longwood Village Shopping Center. Publix markets are usually organization today on opening identified by a standard store its 199th store in Longwood has front at many of its facilities 19,000 employes. throughout Florida. A few are Unusual in the field of large in the Spanish and Western corporations, the stockholders motif , but the Longwood of Publix Super Markets Inc. IA)NGWOOD In keeping phase of the center at a later Proctor Shop in the Longwood center, a furniture galleria and market, in the center north of are all employes. Today's With the nation's fast ap. time. Villagt' Shopping ('enter works a b';iutv jL:rt'r. Sit 434 n°ar Intersta'c (. Is the package boy at Publix might be iroachi ng l)iccntcnnia I, Jacobson's, an 01(1 strictly as a specialty fi rst the unique Williamsburg tomorrow's f'arIrurs in the venture with corporation Seminole County's newest established firm that goes back operation, Even though on a St. Laurent are W.T. Cox Jr., colonial style in keeping with president. shopping facility, the Longwood into the late 1800', started as a large scale as far as square and Jack Gale in association the early American arThe newest Publix emVillage Shopping Center, is small store in its original footage is concerned, each area with Connecticut Mutual Life chitecture of the Longwood phasizes the firm's slogan designeu in the 20year-old Michigan operations. The chain of merch;andlse has Village shopping center. its own Insurance Co., of Hartford. "Where Shopping is a colonial Williamsburg style. now is one of the finer women's The employe-owned cor- Pleasure" with its clean lines The second large store in the poration has three other stores The people workir.g the floor Built of brick especially apparel centers' operations in and rich paneling. The super imported into Florida from the the country, and is recognized in the elegant atmosphere have center, a Publix Super Market, in Seminole County - at market's layout Is similar to center, as a fashion house, a very personal approach and is to open its 25,000 square foot Seminole Plaza, Casselberry; that of all Publix stores, kilns of Georgia, the In additon to shops all over strive to accommodate tJw food outlet tomorrow at 9 am. Sanford Plaza, and Butler making it convenient for the located north of SR 431 near tb. tflID . St. Laurent said the center is m?:n. e',s$.,-..-.-,..- "'• -,... ,,,. " -- ' "i 4"r.......-.. "r '--------- iLl ..e- .... • i'-"-' ' 4, rooting selected to give a black slate Longwood facility, Jacobson's- the shop is warm to make it also featuring a Senini's line Lloyd Nor-wood, a long time around the facility. Store hours effect. Solid copper is featured Proctor also has a store In enjoyable and a pleasure to quality Italian style restaurant, resident of Semr.Ino!e County will be Is am, to 9 p.m., Monday a Security Federal Savings and and a veteran of 30 years with through Saturday. in the roofing over the bay Winter Park and a Jacobson's shop, are of Yankee Traveler in Sarasota Each area has its own section Loan, Mrs. Magnus' Candy U1e firm, is the l,ongwooc] windows bnd columns The Longwood more will he now Oxn), I.'ingoi4 JeweIr) sturu' Bill Case) * assistant and is treated senaratelv. manager, Donnie the first in &mui,'de 'unty tit-art redwwd. manager at the Loni'wood In addition to the reuular vtn i nc., to open in May, an in. Mak.,liii is meat manager and the computerized cash Redwood window sills and store, said t1W fiian is planning a.rii, to 5:30 p.m. open hours .surancv counsellor's office to in charge of meat marketing isuse register system which can moulding were completed with for future growth and will have Monday through Saturday, the open in about three weeks, a Harley ('ox, Don Mann is easily be adapted In the future care for craftsmanship and at least SL stores in the area in Jacobson's-Proctor Shops is pediatrician's office, and Sim's produce manager and John to the "scanner" method for detail in the classic manner, the not too distant future, open on Thursdays and Fridays Office Supply, now open. Sin's [Jashnaw is assistant store automatic ringing up of putThe Jacobson's Proctor Office Supply has another outlet manager. Jacobson's-Proctor Shops has to 9 p.m., for shopping chases. Shops, the major department also gone into the men's an- venience in Winter Park. I ' Iiurw, wno iives in the store in the center, occupies parel line, the home furnishings Georges St. Laurent, one of Negotiations are underway county, between Oviedo and 50,000 square feet of the 123,000 area, decorator shop, decorator the general partners in the with an ice cream parlor Goldenrod, and his wife have square feet in the first phase of accessories, gifts, bedding, and Longwood Village Shopping concern, with Penthouse two children, Dennis, a senior construction, table linens, children's clothing Center Ltd., told The Herald Cleaners, and with two drug at Oviedo High School, and Another 27,000 square and shoe shop. Jacobson's-Proctor is also store operators to locate n the Julie. 14, a freshman at Lake feet is planned as a second Casey pointed out Jacobson's- opening an art gallery in fa center, St Laurent said. Howell High School. - _____ q_____ ____ _____ - - New Shopping Center Goes Colonial -- . ' -- - - Pickers' -- - ----. - --- — --.-- o Wag es Given Cut — — - r 10 irport Commi tee c e u es Meet ng A Helps you do it all. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The would-be pickers by cutting "Back then, employers bar- box, a picker would earn about sagging economy has led to a wages by as much as 10 cents a gained for an over supply of La. $27 a day, bumper crop of fruit pickers. so box, a spokesman said. hot to get the cheapest labor Compounding the probtem. In a move reminiscent of the "It's the old law ofsupply and possible and that's what's hap- officials say, is a large influ.. Great Depression, citrus groW. demand," said Clark GhbeIin, pening now," she said. "From this year of Mexican workt'r, er-s are cutting wages, officials director ni the C4 trus Industrial the standpoint of the growers, both legal and illcgrJ. say. Council. He estimates that it's the best deal they ever "From what I've gatheri "We've got labor running out pickers are being paid 35 to 40 had." around the industry, there is of our ears," says Hal Schwi. cents per box of fruit as cornOfficials attribute most of the one hell of a lot of illegal aliens cert, an area supervisor for the pared to between 40 and 45 surplus to the return of former in the state this year," said SchFlorida Office of Rural Man- cents last season, pickers who had abandoned the wicert. power Services. "1 personally "It's the same kind of situ- groves for higher-paying con. Eugene Chaput, chief of the don't remember a time when atlon we had when people fled struction Jobs — abundant in Florida Border Patrol office, we had this many people who the dust bowls for California Central Florida until recent said 15,000-18,000 Mexicans are wanted to pick. I guess a man during the Great Depression," months. working illegally in the citrus out of work is willing to try said Diana Lyons, an organizer One citrus grower, Don. belt. Immigration officials have anything." Orange and grape- for the United Farm Workers Bryan of Barlow, said that last estimated that about two-thirils fruit growers, hard hit by in- Union, who contends some season, an average picket could of the 90,000 illegal aliens living creasing production costs, have pickers are getting as little as collect about 60 boxes of fruit a in Florida are holding down responded to the influx of 25 to 30 cents a box, day. At the rate of 45 cents a Jobs, L I I. I SI•U U dUt11U1 Window Shades Firm r e re ToRestore .. - . Monroe opmen i - : - : I . J I I ' '' - 17 :3 . 4 2 I - --..- -- -- !i e -- I J J J e ',,'-'1,-- -( a .4 a . 14,4 B E-. -- ----- -- - - -- - evv President Says B ible - i - ,- 4I .1 a I 01 r.,u --•'--- . - a size foi every 'indow. Some shades are translucent and filter i:ght . . . others darken rooms for napping. Take a tip from the Decorators. . a decorative * shade enhances any window, complements any drapery. 15° Will Uphold College Record -, — There's a style for every room. year by Rep. Peter Rodino I)New Jersey, would penallie employers [or "wilifull violations" of immigration laws. The legislation, passed by the house last year but killed in the Senate, would require cmployers to request prospective employes for proof of citizenship or legal residence. HOLLYWOOD, Flu. (AP) - message. The message was Graduates receive if Bachelor The bill provides For lining "Every man in the world Is sin- played to an as.semnbly Jan. 26, of Arts in Biblical Education, offending employers, and cerful, some more than others," the day after his dis- usually in preparation for mislain repeaters could fact' misthe Rev. Lee Stanford, who appearance. sitmary work or service at one tiennanor charges. became president of the Florida The faculty unanimously of the school's nearly 100 ChrisThe legislation would not a!Bible College after his father elected the Rev. Mr. Stanford to han "youth ranches" across the feet the choices facing illegal I resigned and admitted he was assume his lather's role as the nation, aliens who are apprehended: having an affair with a student, school's leader. The elder The I(ev. Mr. Stanford said deportation at government ex-Men fail. The Bible Stanford's wife, Sue, 56, also his father, once a salesman for pense or, if the alien chooses not doesn't," says the Ilet'. Mr. has decided to stay at the 1 CISh register manufacturer, to ha'.t' such pro(-et'(Itngs on the S(ar,Iord. ''There was a pto!.)- school, as (I('fl of V'OIIlefl, would have no trouble support- record, a voluntary departure 1cm at the college, and "My fat he r and the girl are ing himself, paid for by the alien. problem left." t'nIinthrilv tni'thi'r I know His father, Dr. A. Ray Stan- she's not in trouble," said the ford, rocked the college he Rev. Mr. Stanford. "I haven't founded 12 years ago by runspoken to them. I don't know ning off last month with a where they are. I muess they year-old coed. will start a new life." "I look for only positive Mrs. Stanford declined to things to conic from my (ather's leaving. Certainly the speak to reporters, bit the Rev. NJ I ... at a modest price. They add that "extra" to give your rooms the decorator took. Combine them with draperies or use them alone to make an accent area of any window. Legislation re-introduced this , * - -- Window shades give your home an elegant look MIAMI (AP) - There are and Naturalization Service In illegal aliens hold jobs. Officials deny knowing about It," Gidel about 60,000 illegal aliens in Miami. have estimated that 65,000 of said. "Many employers don't Florida working at jobs desper"It has not been publicized the aliens are in Palm Beach, like the embarrassment ttrd ately needed by unemployed but we have had cases of aliens hiroward and Dade Counties. bad publicity of news stories U.S. citizens, and many of the who, alter being caught, tell us Gidel said he knew of 200 about illegal aliens being disaliens are encouraged to work that their employers used them, aliens discovered working at covered in their place of buiby stingy employers, officials The employers knew they were South Florida construction jobs ness. say. hiring illegal aliens. But they last year who provided sworn "But the law can't tOU(h "We know that some employ- got away with paying them half testimony that their employers them," Gidel added. ers have exploited these illegal the union scales," he said, knew of their status before hirUnder present federal immnialiens," says Louis Gidel, act. Gidel's office estimates that ing them. gration laws, employers are ing director of the Immigration two-thirds of the state's 90,000 "01 course, all employers free of liability. - p - _ 'Stingy' Employers Exploit Aliens ... li ce Cou Ent er (' I r1 as ' d - ______ __ . . ...'. Monday, Feb. 17, 17S-3A . 1 P R ': __ ------- __ _..:_ . N Ii 110 I L!MV !! Hera Id, Sanford, Ft. ._ a grariftother. Troopers said the accident Mulberry Saturday night occurred when one motorcycie -Bertha Bond, 53, of Tunaswerved and flipped over In hassee, crushed Friday night front of three other moW. wiptis imr car rvflcb over into a ... Port, Oil Firm DEiTIN, Fin. (All) - Federal Aviation Administration officials today were investigating the crash of a light airplane about two miles from a closed airport. Three persons died In the crash. Okabonsa County Sheriff's deputies said pilot David Morrnan of Winston-Salem, N.C.; Carol Hodges, 38, and Linda Robinson, 23, both of Fort Walton Beach, died early Sunday when the Cessna 210 crashed near the DestInFort Walton Beach airport. The bodies of all three victims were badly burned when the plane crashed shortly after I a.m. In a wooded area, attende-d Crooms High School, OfficiaLs gave the following later graduating from school in details of these other fatal acci. __ ---• - OF DUMPING dinner at the White House tonight and is planning breakfasts. dinners, receptions every day through Thursday for other legislators from both parties. bance." Sh uford said most of the Injured inmates suffered cuts and bruises, and two of the women apparently had epileptic fits. The guard was released from a nearby hospital alter being treated for bruises on a hand and arm. 4 - of legal medicine at Harvard. "Within the n just going to have shocking impact on physicians doing any procedures of this kind." Edelln, 36, was convicted Pf'-1gral"-s among members of the Hotim and Senate. He. has Invited the Senate Republican steering committee to - I .. - Two motorcyclists, one of Meanwhile the deaths oftwo them a Sa nf o rd resident, were Cape Coral teen-agers in a two. killed and four others injured car crash pushed the state's Yesterday in an accident 10 weekend highway dea th toil to rntic w.i r1 flvinn, Rath nn L.. ..ii...* • r Jnf2#n • e th Florida Hlk. Florida lilahwav 'p MI•U. ö b' i Patrol. 'e way Patrol reported - — -. a barnstorming stint around the country, ~ launch:ng a IJJWELI., Fin, (AP) The women's section of the Florida Correctional Institution was reported calm today, after ten inmates and a guard suffered minor Injuries In an hour-long disturbance Sunday. "It's pretty quiet now," said prison Supt. Phil Shuford. "It didi't develop into a riot situation. It was a distur- - - 1. - z - - I .. - \ a,,,. _ X . Wo" ,- - l F I - - - - --0-1 OF d _ iAL 1 t i~ P " _ _- a_ __ an . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A House impeachment committee prepared today to receive Judicial Qualifications Commission records of investigations of three Supreme Court justices. The receipt will open to the public for the first time the probe of Justice David McCain, which rortedly involved court assistance given by him to lawyers who were active in his political campaign and bought a house from him. JQC Chairman Richard Earle of St. Petersburg said last week that the record., would be delivered today in preparation for the committee's first meeting. House Speaker Donald Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, who inspected the records before appointing the impeachment Committee, said all the information against Justices Hal Dekie and Joseph Boyd was made public in their court hearings. Sa nfo rd Ma n K - ,p Medical Profession Shaken face4o4ace campaign for his energy and econoni!c _111111111111111 To Open Probe Of Justices' Records 4 I -_1 - U Ford Ready For Fight - House - __ Ar~ --__ - - - - _ _ -~M_~~ % _, _.!~ . ' - . (an abortions. 'I'he verdict win send shock waves into the medical community," s id William J Curran, f --- ----- - - --- -- ----- -- - ----- ------ - - -- ------- ----- I IN BRIEF ____________ • BOSTON (AP) — The mansla ughter conviction of Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin for th e dea th of an aborted fetus has raised fears among some physicians of now restrictions -1 - __ - - __ I % Nan' speech Sunda) evening at the State niversity College at Of''itn i mnarled i - --- FLORIDA - III?. hissing from the audience, but no incidents were reported. % special precautions the police took because of the threats, ar,c-Ificer said. "We made sure he got out of town safely.,, - -- Evening - O\EONTA \ ' (AP) — Former White Hou lawyer John W Dean Ill deli v ered his scheduled speech before a c'lIege audience here in spite of two threats against his The threats w"re made in separate telephone calls to the Oneonta Star newspaper. Each colier told the nelvsPaPer that Dean was to be shot, the newspaper -- WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. In the H ouse. weight to Interdependence as It sen has taken advantage of his businessman. entering politics in the 1970 Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr., a wealth y "I believe this blend of pri- does to military strength." job as chairman of the 1974 In becoming a formal candl- Senate race. Texan with more money than vale and public outlooks, Wash. He said the Republican ad. Democratic Senatorial Cain- date, Bentsen Joins Jackson, tangible political support, today ington and non-Washington ministration In Washington paign Committee to travel Rep. Morris K. Udall, D.Artz., Backed by his state's conbecame the f ifth formal entrant viewpoints, and legislative as "has failed to govern wi th ci. widely while making little ef- fnrrnir (nv iinuzty C"rtI!r. D. i.ruIitiw fhPIfW'?fltP Into die iii, 1,emocratic its administrative cx- uier wi&iom or foresight, fort to hide his interest In the Ga., and former Sen. Fred R. lishment, Bentsen unsealed fib. presidential race. perlence is what Is requred Of "It has bounced from crisis to presidency. Harris, 1)-Okia. eral Sen. Ralph W. Yarborough "The paramount Issue is eco. the nation's leadership In the crisis," Bentsen added. He has raised more than 11 ,,It has They be Joined soon by in a bitter Democratic primary could nomic recovery," Bentsen said, last half of this turbulent dec. reacted to the problems of the million, much of it from Texas, Wallace, Sen. Birch E. Bayh of and then won the general elec. declaring he would offer his ade," the Texas senator said, moment. It is without specific but has less visible political Indiana, former Gov. Terry tion against Republican George party arid the nation "leadBsidez providing jobs to pull goals. It is withou t sensible backing than two o er th Derain. Sanford of North Carolina and a Bush. ership which is at once candid, the nation out of its current plans." crats with comparable (than- number of others. unafraid and positive." econumic recession, he said He chose a holiday, when few cml resources, Gov. George C. As a freshman senator, Bent. Bentsen formally unveiled his "we must also restore an ceo. other ne ws events were likely to Wallace of Alabama and A r.ative of Mission in the Rio Sen led a battle In the Armed Sen. candidacy at a news conferer-ce nomic system which provides occur, to announce his can- Henry M. Jackson of Grande VhIley, Bentsen was Services Committee to slow de. and reception in Washington diversity of opportunity for didacy in the Senate Caucus Washington. elected to the douse at age velopment of the Trident misbefore flying to Houston, Tex., earning a li ving and gives Room, a tradi tional launching of 27 but retired X )e l at err slle4tring submarine to give he for a second news conference meaning to the dream of lixil- pad for presidential candidates, to However, he hopes to appeal ed Houston where to Democrats as a moderate and mov more time to study the necessl. and reception. vidual independence," Under a Texas law passed in with a business background. As entered business. ty of the boat. As a member of In making official his cam Sharply critical in recent 1960 for the late Lyndon B. a political performer, he is lie became president of Linthe Finance Committee, he paign plans that had been ob. speeches of Secretary of State Johnson, Bentsen will be able to smooth, articulate and bland, coin Consolidated, a large (I- played a major role in the ious for months, Bentsen cited Henry A. Kissinger, Bentsen run for both the presidency and The 54-year-old freshman i'manclal holding institution and enactment last year of Imporhis business and political back. said, "We must have a foreign re-election to the Senate In 1976. Democrat Is a former member held several major corporate toni changes In federal pension ground, Including three terms policy which gives as much In the past 18 months, Rent- of the House and a successful directorships before re laws. WASHINGTON %P Pensions - Bentsen Announces Bid For Presdy *denc 1 i -- -, __ ___111M!111111111 NAJ•1OFJ I!' DIF Postal I - 975 I I - - - -. college has a clean record. Our work here is based on Scriptore, not on one person," said the Rev. Mr. Stanford, 34. The elder Stanford, 58, detailed the reason for leaving the 1,400-student school In this South Florida city In a taped t, REGULAR LOW RETAIL PRICE Big Selection Stick-On WALL MURALS DISNEYand MERRY MENAGERIE Jumbo Size Pressure Sensitive ' Non-Toxic Washable '........ Mr. Stanford said his mother will ask for a divorce soon. "if a relationship isslnfid, the innocent party is right in the Lord's eyes when a divorce is secured," he said. The institution Is one of the nation's largest bible schools. 'I Nbo SHERWINWILLIAMS — II I 1* shy to shop •I a WWAWA C,.st. .i.i m -ci,*,1111110116 y, - ______ ______ I _X Naw HELPS YOU DO IT ALL! Sale Ends 2-22-75 318 French Ave. 322-1681 Sanford D--*, P.,*,, -I . ..-- �- -.- -. -- . =S.-S-— ~ Evening HerAW 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, F[IA. 32771 Area Ci'd =_=_2611 or 131-9993 I can't help but believe in a certain sign I have hanging close by my typewriter: "I know YOU believe you understand what you think I said, but I Monday, Feb. 17, 1975-4A am not awe you realize that what you heard is not what I meant." wAr:E D. DOY[.E Publisher ilte moe mats saici on the subject, the more WilLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor confused everyone becomes, eh? ROI3EHTC, MARKEY, Advertising Director If It were to lx' a dramatization, why In the world wouldn't they have "staged" It at a remote area.., llc'me Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. much the same as the Florida Highway Patrol did a All other mail :Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $6.20; number of years ago when they filmed riot control 12 Months, $32.40. methods at the Sanford Airport? And since when do we have to spend the tax. payer's time and money to actually have these students go through the stepby.6tep procedure for robbing a busthess.(1aven't they been learning by ----------------------reading the naoers about the many een eper1ni t nioIe An irate reader asked, "Does this mean that it ey start studying rape th at th ey'd??? Nah, it It has always been difficult not to becomeuldn't go that far, now could it? maudlin, to resort to cliches, when talking about Washington Gave [b George Washington. "The father of his country." "First in war, first TIEDE in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen." Well-worn phrases like that. As if by way of compensation, attempts are made from time to time to knock Washington off the distant, towering pedestal he occupies in American history and bring him down to our own size or lower. A few years ago, for example, someone made a humorous analysis of the painstakingly detailed eyoense account Washington submitted to the Do Dance Continental Congress after the Revolution. While it WASHINGTON - (NEA) - After a few showed that th e general enjoyed his glass of months of mutua Madiera, it hardly proved he was anything but a war In Americanllyhisagreed truce, the longest tory is aboit to recomscrupulously conscientious public servant. mence: the battle of the military budget is Disparaging reference is sometimes made to the heating up on Capitol Hill. The Clock You can't ever tell, though. Howard J. Friedman, executive assistant to Florida Commissioner of Education Ralph Twlingion said he thought the students should be cvmrpnded. "They should get a medal for their Ingenuity." Wrong, Mr. Friedman. What they should do .i:. pfl -ihn hiid n Part ... -s. i..--I.1• ê) W U&'WU t'H their knees and say a grateful prayer! Can you Imagine the negative reaction which would have been generated by an Indignant public If that "alert" deputy had actually gone through with his responsibilities and actually arrested these people? Damned If he did, and certainly there will be some who'll damr, him for not doing his job, too, Finally, would someone please tell me why the kids actually had to film this in the first niaco' r -What more could be "learned" from this film which isn't seen on TV practically every night? Why' - ...,;,, 4esbUs I i tsi IA m I-. ..M Vn IIa -- -IA *II%.4 L%.* -. 1 '1! / 1 i 11 11 r I' '' P*- ______ 'I i ; i.1 I. 1"; w,. A I 0, ..-, IT.~ _;; I 'I - -. I III :t . j. ip '4 ke In J):, I Discuss Mideast Issues ' I ' I - Sen. .. _ -' '. ____ _____ ___ ____________ the Corner Nation DON OAKLEY - ` 'h ly Cut r fact n .- i it ,.*.._.., SlAr-as ,,__ - communes / /: " __r__ k % IL- - - - 'a" ': ?' - 4 nft I - .--- -- C _____ ______ -'1' 1VF1V91"0II`__ '.uur' -, - , - . % - - '.'. ", DUBLIN, Ireland (A?) Twelve imprisoned Irish Republican Army men have ended a 64-week hunger strike alter th e Dublin government reportedly agreed to segregate them from common criminals. I-LA statem ent said the men ended their salt-and-water fast Sunday after a "satisfactory settlement" waa reached wi th authorities ct i'ortlaolse penitentiary 50 miles from Dublin. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Th e Pakistani government dissolved the cabinet of the North-West Frontier province today and accused Afghanistan of supporting subversive activities there. Hayat Mohammad Khan Sherpao, the senior mlnlsfrr in the North-West Frontier government and a confidant of Prime Minister 7Adfikar Ali Bhutto. was killed by a bomb on Feb.8. -'' - . ;•: - - -- 'I - . - _ -- - ,j - - ' - - - '- ' - - * - -. '-.. ____ 'J -___ _____ ______ $11 5 ____ - 'j . ___ "_4 n ____ __ i - 7 Wt 1W _____ Jr ;4. " * ., A , - a . " - '4 - . :' 'A - - - -. ' • -- _____ ____ • • -. FUN ON and Building Movers Inc., of in their capacity as per cent Orlando, was under a *1(X) a day stockholders in Building penalty clause before turning Movers Inc. School Supt. William Layer the matter over to a bonding Layer said the legal tang said today the move of an agency. will make it virtually in elementary school from Layer said when the bonding possible to complete Altamonte Springs to Longwood company moved in the school Woodlands move this year be accomplished this board washed their hands of the fcrc O: year and that portable financial obligation. Now, all County Democratic ChIei, arid clasoom will be moved in to that remai ns for the agency his wife, Jo Ann made recent allevhte overcrowding, to complete the move, unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Layer will meet with the The Woodla nds controversy Congress. Seminole County School board first hit the news when James After the emergency 9:30 tomorrow to discuss the Lyons and Harold Vickers of session on the Woodlands issue, Woodlands School building Orlando filed suit in circuit the school board is scheduled to move since the co tr ct was court in Sanford seeking to stop consider pen di ng dismissals of ecently takenoverbyabo'i. paymentsby theschoolboaxd wo busdr1versinthecowy. aing company, to tnt nrms president, George Mrs. Bernice Cuyter was Layer said lw will present Saund'rs, &r hi; ik, Ana, msmtsscd in January of th's four options to the board during the firm's secretary. year, and Jeffrey Hoggs was a 9:30 a.m. session to "decide The Sanford suit charges the suspended in October of last what direction the bonding Saunders with diverting funds year. company will take." paid by the school board "to Both former drivers are Begun last May, the their own use and benefit." appealing their dismissals to Woodlands move was delayed, Lyons and Vickers filed the suit the school board. isa - - .P A' By El) PRICKE'Tr Herald Staff Writer won't - Pakistan Shelves Cabinet SLIDE Florida's warm temperature brought Sherrie Lynn Elston, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elston, Casselberry and Sbannon Smith, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. E. I. Smith, Casselberry, out to romp on slide at Secret Lake Park, with playful poodle, Phoebe. (Photo by Oda Nichols) a Jo Stock Switch Faces Cambodian Troops Driven Scrutiny By CAB, Congress ______ A irlin es ... ___ WASHINGTON (AP) - A control the management or op. tions, indicates the admlnlsplan for oil-rich Iran to become erations of the airline. tratlon has satisfied itself that a major stockholder of (man- No details of the agreement Iranian Investment in the airI daily troubled Pan American were disclosed formally, but line does not pose any threat to Airways has been endorsed by Iranian Ambassador Ardeshlr American defense policy or Civitan International PHNOM PENH, Cambodia FEB. 18 The battalion fled from the landing craft were reported the Ford administration, but Zahedi said his government will economic security. Sanford Senior Citizens (Sanfotd, 7:36 p.m., Cavalier (AP) - The Cambodian gov- west bank of the river where it damaged. The Cambodian air still faces further governmeat acquire some 13 per cent of Pan The Pentagon was unernment's drive to reopen the landed last week at Peam force bombed insurgent posi- scrutiny. Valentine Party, noon lun- Res taurant, 17-92. Am's stock. He said some $230 derstood to have had reserMekong River supply route Ralng, 40 miles southeast of (Ions with Ouster bom,, cheon meeting followed by FEB. 21 A joint announcement Sunday million and probably more are vatlons on whether Iran's part is but AARP, 2:30 p.m., First from South Vietnam received a Phnom Penh, the sources iaid. this dill riot minlsh the Khmer - by -the 5tate Deparjmejfl. and ,4y9l)(e4fl4U4 concert a 1:15 pin, by "The .,qwnerthip Of Pan Am would : Silver Clouds" of St. Cloud -23 Federal of Seminole, First severe setback today when a Several hundred government Rouge attack. t embassy otaIra*4:uegrenent,, affect the DefutseDepartment government battalion was driv. troops were reportecl'stitl hol. - A big xnerkah Wllft to : agreement between the Middle , member orchestra made up of Street, Sa nf ord, Speaker, cafiIer sered aloisof in controlling the airline and its retirees. Sanford Civic Center. Jess Wright, state director of en from positions on one bank of Ing the northern end of an bring ammunition nhi other East country and Pan Am still' RI It million last year, Ironically planes in case of a military the river, military sources said. isla nd in the river near Peam critically needed military sup. requires the approval of the because of fuel costs that have emergency. AARP, on legislation, _________________________________________________ Raing. ita. 19 plies to Phnom Penh has been Civil Aeronautics Board. risen dramatically because of But the joint announcement Florida History at First The announcement said the oil price increases. The government sent about under way since last week, but said the agreement will Include Federal on First Street - lii 500 troops down the river last 'there's no money to pay for a agreement contains a provision The agreement, worked out "appropriate provisions which to noon. Register for 10 HOSPITAL NOTES week In an effort to break the long airlift," an American of fi- that Iran will make no effort to after months of quiet negotia- would satisfy various requireweeks. Talks, films, slides and Khmer Rouge blockade that clal said. "The Cambodians of the U.S. Defense Defield trips. Sponsored by has virtually choked off supply simply have to get the river — partment ..." FEB. isis MIude L Thorna% Project Oasis and SIC. traffic f rom South Vietnam to npen or they will lee th e war in ADMISSIONS I Henry L. Wagner, DeBary Phnom Perth. Because - WE BUY ANO SELL the a few months," Sanford: Margaret Ww'dtclicn, DeBary Sanford Kiwanis Club, 1)00(1, Edmund T. Claika Sr. Insurgents' guns and rockets I Mildred B. lserthower, Deitona The government suffered oth~ Civic Center. Woman of the Mattle M Knight Joteph Matter. Deltona along the river and their mines setbacks 12 miles northwest cr.1 Bonnie Martin Grady Henry Stepp, Deltona Year Award. in the water, only three small of Phnom Penh, where heavy Yeumlko Vann John W. Sparks. Longwood HELEN SCHULTZ Funeral services were held convoys have gotten through Knmer Rouge attacks drove the Kelly June Burchefi. DeBary I James K Leutenrinq, Orange Elmer I1ekIngcr, president Genevieve Bennett, Celtoni today at 4 p.m. Gramkow Abb$ B Schroeder, Orange City since C'hristmnas Eve. 7th BrIgade from its headquar. Huffman. Dellona Mrs. Helen H. Schultz, 74, of Funeral Home In charge. o(theNationalSocletyolPublie David I. H Richard A Sulton, Otteen The government force came Lets, and In northwest CamF. Kugter. Deltona William Joseph F. Marlin, Warren, Mich. Accountantsandmemberof the DeLand died Saturday In St. under continuous attack from bodia, where Insurgents cap- Petersburg. Viola Rogers. Dettona Born In MtSSJEANNE1rrELA1NG BE SURE TO SEE THE advisory committee to the Helen Ferguson. Lake Mary Sanwood, FEB. Is. 1573 the Khmer Rouge and suffered tured a district town and 2,000 N NEW SELECTIONS AT . Internal Revenue Service, will PiUI A. Grithaber, Osteen she lived in DeLand ADMISSIONS THE UNIFORM STORE heavy casualties. Five navy tons of rice. Miss Jeannette E. Laing, 84, Sanford years. She speak at the Altamonte formerly of CALLED BIRTHS William Lane employed by of6l2S.OakAve.,Sanford,dled Sanford and Casselberry Chamber of Mr. & Mrs James (Bonnie) Edward Hayden DEANs CAREER APPAREL Florida State Welfare Board. Sunday morning. Born In Commerce's Informal break- Marlin, a girl, Sanford Cynthia L Brown 1,11 hOCK SO OF DOG TRACK RD Sanford , she was a member of She was a member of First AT 11tH HWY 11 92. William Chandler fast meeting, 8 a.m.. Ramada DISCHARGES wi': George M .. Church of Christ Scientist of First Baptist Church and 'a " Inn. 44 rtGtd+ uretba it-aynel Inompton, American Le on Auxiliary. %A1i.L ')O D a".i.r..q, T,... i.. fl'T.nntl Benjamin Adams Casselberry V V liii LU F U I III! I9 b I UISF1 Survivors include her Survivors include a daughter, Jeremy J Arnett Paul E Eltea, CasselOerry FEB. 20 cousins, Charlene V. Beatley Mrs. Julia Steele Ruth Little. Catselberry and Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 Dorothy Britton MILAN, Italy (AP) Twen- man said. "They picked up the Mrs. Richard Bate, Palm Susan L Mullint, Lake Mary Roby Laing, both of Sanford, p.m., Altamonte Springs Bobby Joe Brown ty-eight paintings by French best works and disappeared Springs; three sisters, y, LeRoy C. Groover, Lake Mary Elbert Laing, Walter Laing and Frank Weldon, Sanford; Mrs. Bonnie Corner Community Center. Steven Douglas Lauderdale, Like and Italian impressionists were without leaving any trace, JennIt Cowan Mary William May, Bradenton and Mrs. Nellie O'Brien, all of stolen during the night from the cept the broken window." Ruth 0 Dunsmore Deloret Campbell, Lake Monroe Mrs. C.J. Merriweather, modern art gallery of Milan's Police speculated that thieves Deltona Shrine Club, 7 Rita Sue Hill Violet Wyec, New Smyrni Brisson Funeral Home in Wavne B Cronlse, Winter Spfings Municipal Museum, police re- were either working on corn- Daytona Beach. Deltona Inn. Speaker - Miss Erma M Leigh charge. Ray A, Martin Brisson Funeral Home in Anne P Wheaton. West Breck ported today. mission for a collector or would Barbara KInnee, director Stanley J. Me'ecku field, Mass ________________________________ charge. It was Italy's second major ransom. Southwest Outreach Center. William R Middleton Charlotte F. Rogers art theft this month. Three In the past three years, the DISCHARGES Open to all Shriners. Sherrnane 0 Rot's Sanfordpriceless Renaissance pain- nurnberof art thefts in Italy has MRS. WILLIE STEVENS Lo$tl.' M George tings by Raphael and Piero more doubled. In 1974, . .-----flL.hI.4 iNU. MI)) ISSJLANKLT K.della Francesca were stolen on 10,592 works were stolen, 2,500 Mrs. Willie Florence Stevens, Luclovs H. Harvey Funeral Services for Miss Lester Russell Feb. 5 the Ducal Palace in more than in 1973 and 5,452 68, of Rt. 3, Box 278, Sanford, Jeanette £ Laing. I. of 617 S Dolores F. Smith Oak Ave. Sanford who died Urbino and are still missing. more than in 1972, died Saturday. Born in Tifton, Ronald D. Boyd SQruday. will be held at 2 30 pm Police said the total value of A police spokesman blamed a Ga. she came to Sanford 50 Sandra S Martin Tuesday, a? Briston Funeral Mary I. Jenkins the paintings stolen from the general increase of crime in years ago from Georgia and Home with Dr. J. T. Cosmato Jacqueline Demps & baby )oy, officiating Burial in Lakey:e'* Milan museum was estimated Italy and the widespread was a Pinecrest Altamonte Springs Cemetery Brision in charge $1.5 million, They included knowledge of art values. Restaurant for 17 years. She Walter W Cooper. DeBary works by Renoir, Cezanne, The main reason, however, was Baptist. Elltabeth H. Vnht, NllonA Karen Lynn Olds & baby boy, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Bonnard, is that It is extremely easy to Survivors include her Drilona ('orot steal art works and the Italians (rein Fatten, husband, Italian Mcli, Sanford; Douglas 1. f'nxtor. Ocitona Segantini and Bocciom. museums," said the superin- daughter, Mrs. Thelma Bray, Edward M Hardy. Dettona Nellie 0 Rose. Lake Mary The thieves entered the n,u tendent of Milan's Brera Art Columbus, Ga., two grand55 mph. Is mpg. Patricia S Vinson. Orlando In downtown Milan Gallery, children. ____ through a window they broke I while the watchmen on duty ____ were I n3pecting other I Icr i ,_4 "They tcrc extremely ft. and precise," police spoke s By George! CALENDAR From Mekong Position - ments is, AREA DEATHS of u er 6 Going Extra Mile as they could Item of the budget could mVy a member's of acceding to U.S. demands regarding Jewish ministration's offer of conditional clemency In the first tour time f o r a Cununission, complained bitterly in ulunth; no one can spare the hours. eirIgratlon, even though the deal would have Safety m -mtns of me program which began on Sept. 18. a apparently has notr. reached President Ford's letter to the President about the administration's However, as the IntIal Feb. 1 deadline approached the "About the best they could do, If they wanted to," beer sweetened by granting the same tariff year budget for the cornPlanners. Their background discussions are (leniency Board had a surge of business, as did the Department says South Ddlkota's George McGovern, "would treatment to the Soviets that we extend to their proposed U76 fiscal filled with words matrices, elasticity, money mission. of Defense which handles deserters and the Department of be to simply tigure the budget is always S to 10 trading partners. theory. Attempting to pin these men down on Per cent too high - and lop off the obvi ous." Justice which is processing unconvicted service evaders. "Trade and deten te can move forward without Las t year the agency requested $37.5 million how they reached t heir conclusions, produces a When the issue reaches the House and Senate this The surge of applicatlon3 for clemency underlrLines Carller trade bill," insists Democratic Rep. Charles and received a little over $35 million. This year it to circumlocutive Ikors, be answer: "We did a lot of studies, convictions of the Clemency Roard tha: the shirkers from duty sure, some members as McGovern A. Vanik of Ohio, who along with Sen. Henry M. wants $49.8 million but has been told tha t $35.6 considered all po ssibil do vote to lop ities. Took all possible off the obvious. were not taking advantage of tht nation's benevolence because Jackson (D-Wash.) has come in for much million is all it is going to cet. variations and contingencies into account," enough of them had not heard of the government's program. The last hour rush of persons seeking clemency also pulls tie JACK ANDERSON rug out from under arguments of the mct militant draft dodgers that the administration's offer Is not a generous one. Thousands of persons would not be attr,-zted to It if It were unfair. Finally, the fact that thousands of persons admit their mistake - and are willing to perform national service to be As redeemed - precludes any further corces.sicns to those who WASHINGTON - In these violent times, the stopped. A guard at another checkpoint inside he erred and expected the nation to apologize for the ir couldn't even get past the gate. WATCH ON WASTE: Meredith Johnson, a pusillanimous conduct. know-nothings are apt to vent their frustration the building merely looked up from a magazine 1k encountered his most thorough check at senior Smithsonian Instit The administration went the extra mile in extending tvltli explosives. Since 1971, 62 bombs have been ution official, is away as Manning passed the desk, the Israeli embassy, where a security guard on a four-month, taxpayer-paid vacation. deadline for clemency from Feb. Ito March 1. To delay it any found in federal buildings across the country. conducted the search as if he hoped to find With equal ease, Manning walked into His payroll tile, which we have obtained, is more would be to open new national wounds instead of healing Only last month, a bomb was something. sneaked into a Internal Revenue Service loaded building, with claims for compensatory time. ,\ passed an old ladles' room at the State Department. It caved in First M:mn ing was .-- +f-,! tr empty hb uid desk, sti ode a guard tWitil lilelilo, dated April 15, 1973, claims 46 4lls, .haucred windows and left a grotesque pockets. Then the guard swept a metal detector hallway and quickly fou nd extra hours "worked at home a a necessity to tangle of pipes. The damage extended every square inch of his body. keep up with the demands of restroom where he could have placed the over virtually rooms on three fIrs. my understaffed BERRY' S WORLD Manning was even asked to demonstrate that his office," theoretical bomb. We sent reporter Carl Manning Into the In the Capitol building, which was rocked by a cigarette lighter was constripted only for granite and sandstone compounds of govern. bonb lie also applied for time off for working long blast in May 1971, Manning walked past a lighting cigarettes. Finally, he was ushered into hours ment, therefore, to see how many bombs he at nedal 'vents u&'h ;i the F'oikhf,..iiting ro'inl where hi' Wa_s kept urder stirguard %h') w;ss busy lnspcctin alaithur dtb$t lit lestiveil, 1IL1uguril haU and the opening of the Our reporter stopped several guards to ask vvilhinct' by another guard seated behind a 1k carried ,n attache case contaiulng f. lllrshhorn Museum. for di rections. Not one showed the least curiosity hullet1wool glass enclosure, books and a portable radio. Demolition experts lie claims added up to a startling total of In contrast, Manning found no securi'y about tie attache ( assured us th at enough C4 plastic explosives guards at the Egyptian embassy. He asked the more than 600 hours - that's 15 weeks - of could have been cotwealed inside the portable In a house office building, a guard quickly receptionist for directions to the restroom and accumulated overtime, radio to equal 10 stjij of dynamite, checked the attache case with the air of one who was led to the staff restroom. At least one official challenged Johnson's jgpng evywPe, the gurcf gate the was more interestedin taking a lu ironfour-month nch brea k p vacation, "In view of The Soviet embassy, finally, had an Mr. Johnson's fadto 00 more than a cursory glance. There were In finding a bomb. curtain atmosphere. The building Is ringed by a pleas of in'uffc1ent staff," wrote this official, '1 no visible bornb.detectlng devices in any of the find it difficult to understand Security was tighter at the Treasury high metal knee, with a guard in front and two wily he is federal buildings. O Deportment building, where the guards sked more in the rear. Manning was requesting an extended leave of absence iii the admitted to r Manning was required to register at the Srate for hir identification and inspected the attache , anteroom, with early Cossack decor. He found height of the special events season." Department, but the guards merely peeked case. He was required to sign In and wait for a himself confronted by closed-circuit television As far back as Nov. fl, 1972, Johnson's bo ss, inside the attache case, Thereafter, he was free visitor's puss before he could enter the building, cameras, a wall of mirrors and a short hallway Carl wrote him sternly to wander around tie building and could have "I oulc like to The Pentagon, which had a bombing in Maz leading to a small, deadened room where an requestLarsen, that we make an attempt to hidden another bomb in some strategi, corner. 1972, wuidn'L let Manning Inside without an cmbassy official bring the saL allocation of compensatory time In yotir He found thescuy even worse at tse escort to his destination. Manning noticed shop "Bring me a hot tudg& sundae -- I just Iearn&i Meanwhile, the experts expected more under some controls in J5U Depaqint building, which is also the several officers, Including generals, this period of economic that the health club I joined has declared their bombIng incidents as the violent radicals austerity for the Institution" tanne at the FBI. He islked past a door guard, parcels thorQuiily checked by the having guards. &LTate the flieersteitnjal in their bankruptcy!" own Jtuiso, Lie attache case m full view, without being still on vacation, coulda't be At the Central Intelligence Agency complex, revolutionary way. rt'actiel for collimnent I ror vvoociiandS rice 141 (b II - — 14 _ Board Seeks Plan -A-Y, A' __ IRA Captives End Strike (11 - - - WASHINGTON - (NEA) The snail-like economic recovery and continued high unemployrnent projected In President Ford's budget are no accident. It hi plannrd that way. 1S In private talks, Mr. Ford's economic advisers make clear they believe this country cannot solve Its energy and Inflation problems, which woiry them n the long run far more than Lowly's recession, unless they carefully maiiIilate the price and consumption of energy and other essential products now in short supply as thorougnly as they can without reaching a breaking point in the nation's ecollomy. Anything less, they are convinced, would dangerously prolong our military and economic de pende nce on unpredictable decisions by the foreign nations which control the world's exportable oil resources. And lead to un bearable infla tion. Since both inflation and our demand for foreign oil have strong built-in growth, we will have to run hard to hold our own. These advisers have calculated mathematically exactly how hud we must nin, and matched their computer results with the b maximum we ,an bear hi suffering and industi'ial lag. have mapped out a program which COifl$ as close as they dare to the point where these lines meet. They have no way - except through their computer calculations of knOwing whether they have gone too tar. ~~A r - ', Penh,during the weekend after a siege of several months. They said the fate of 100 defenders and 10,000 clvilains In the town was unknown. ets ___ for was was Art Thieves Hit Again __ — — Anderson Al*des Plant Bombs •YUd4I rvatives have Hurts ivrie o - j• P.M. P Funeral Notice than M Tests from the more waitress at at a seum _____ a 110 MO. 25 mpg. It's Washington's WEATHER 1 ç (csintheIow'O mild 6O% ScwtPr!i. w:nds 15 rn P h Etended Forecasts: Wednetd, through FrIo.'ty- Partly C loud y '.1 - continued warm with a ctsane ' sJo*erS Lows I,, the SOs north t. - near 70 t.ou?h and hightacar lii rcc" to near 50 south Daytona Beach tides for tomcrrow - High 17.01 ii It pm low 6 tO. 6:73 p.m. Put Canaverii hiS2 a m • k,ws S 1 am. £ l n m am., li a 1 r LET US PUT YOU IN THE PILOT'S SEAT Birthday Sale this week Yesterday's high was IS. lOw i'o%tIy sunn',' and Contlnu' nartn Highs in the tow to mi d - Q1s4'?itatmj.,.. win GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko turned to a discussion of Middle East peace proposals today after a 3L4)our meeting Sunday night on other aspects of Soviet-American relations. U.S. sources said there were sharp disagreements on several points during the initial meeting. But Kissinger told newsmen the atmosphere was "generally constructive." It was understood that the subjects discussed included the negotiations for agreements to limit nuclear arms and curtail underground nuclear tests and Soviet-American trade. .. — :,' ' *I' to from --.-u.----p. seems fore in" . a tens of reforms n .,. PHNOM PENH - th e f ri ce in territory still controlled by the Cam bodian government has been aggravated by the loss of 2,000 tons in a district town captured by the Khmer Rouge, according to military sourcc.s. Military jieronncl arriving from Battaiiibwig providence, in northwest Cambodia, said insurgents captured Mong Russel, 150 miles northwest of Phnom J - . ._ 11• Cambodia Rice g-rJ-Ia-J; of the aristocratic class - ignoring the m.fEced men In unlforzn in the coidors 1 11 1 10 of Pentagon papers are being sumhumanitarianism of the man, especially when j I,;j viewed against the context of the times in which he moned to shore up defen.ia. On the other side ,/,,. , r 5 thoroughly baffl.d mer;s of Congress. 'i V. iivea ignoring tfle very reai risk he took in STI I losing The fight normally is about as one sided as everything he had, including his life, in a cause far kissing the dead. from universally supported by his fellow colonists. At issue is the taxpayers' money. Some $93 to Such attempts to belittle Washington merely 1105 billion of It. depending on what figures are çJ prove the opposite of what th ey intend. When this used. Th sum, as New Hampshire's Tom I _ man is com pa red wi th some of the modern world's McIntyre has said, "numbs the mind. Uyou gave 1. 1 1 0, 0 "ft )'1' wife a mi l l ion do ll revolutionary "heroes" he grows in sta ture all the ars and told her to spend __i $1,000 a day, It'd take her thee years. I , more. I , .II sometimes can't understand how the military, .. ; '' , ;J i ~ 1 --- __1411~;;i i. 1, ( Washington never countenanced terrorism which reqw'sls __ 4 1 . . . ~ 100,000 times $1 million can spend IF against the enemy. He never had a political or it fast." ideological opponent shot or Imprisoned. He never 1 The services, however, care llttle about the -, "', sought power over anyone - indeed, shunned It. McIntyre puzzlement. They are prepared to 41 ___ His legacy has been nothing but good. grapple to the list ditch for the last penny. And Even with 200 years of hindsight to benefit them, what a force they are when the mission is 7 1 11~ I , "*,-I historians can arrive at no estimate of Washington fighting for money. One estim.ate hu it that from I II I 25 000 to 30,000 Military people take 1 part in different from that of his contemporaries: Without preparing and selling budget. Small wonder him, there would have been no United States of the Stone of a y are known to routinely ovartin the ______________________________________________ America. resistance offered by the Joint Armed Services mere is simply no other way of putting it. commIttees, which must take voting recoin. As Americans approach the Bicentennial, as they me rdations to the full ssemblies with . restudy the Revolu Ion and its afterma th, it is to be Stiff IfleTnherS participating. hoped that they will refresh their appreciation of :Not that the resistance Is all that dedicated. 1 TrAWtiom][1y committee II&Adng has this fact. as . = W it SoV 7be President's experts have made repeated We house staffer says, to 'take a billion or two Trad i n g Fair Only Washington kept the dream Of miscalculations in recent "conomic predictions. off to show the folks at home they're working dependence alive in the dark days at the end of hard, but 00wwise go along." But these scholars retain all their old belief in The thinking of One important fact needs to be emphasized In criticism because of their co-authorship of 1776, when at one øont the Continental Army was the committee majorities, a large the themselves. They say there Is now new data proportion of this matter of trade with the Soviet Union: ,,,.._..1 • - emigration clause, A"CAU LU a iThi e -ow men. Only Washington could which are also members of the military reserWhat collapsed was not the idea of trade itself Most of our mutual trading *TtL5 with hle which gives them confidecce they are correct have brought the long struggle to Its successful yes, is that the nation can't afford to skimp on between the United States end their detractors wrong. and the U.SS.R. but Soviets are in nontariff areas, Vanik points out. conclusion, After talking with these men, I am convinced national defense. The Pentagon maximizes this U.S.-subsidized trade. "We can buy all the resources they want to they believe their computer mathematics. But I Later, when the United States began its ex- sympathy, says budget critic and former Army Under the terms of the proposed agreement, sell. We can sell them all the technology and cpestlon their sense of reality. Economic theory periment under the Consti tution, only Washington U. Col. Ed King, by "telling the committee theUnitedStateswouldhaveloanedto theSoviet materia ls we want to. The only thing we don't is not a science which can be applied so precisely members all the things that'U scare bejabbers Union at 7 per cent money that it wac bo owi commanded the affection, respect and confidence ou them, but saying noth rr ng have to facili tate this trading is taxpayer- to real life. t of needed by Its first president to surmount the Besides the scare tactics, ing more than that." at 9 per cent. 'We would, In effect, have been subsidized Credit." the Pentagon uses a paying them to buy from us - and the Soviet RobertS. McNamara. as secretary of Defense, squabbling rivalries of the nascent political parties kind of domestic pacification program to con- Union is not exactly your typical struggling Any American businessman who wants to sell had an almopt religious befief in the infallibility and see the Infant nation well launched on its vince the respective committees. Members are underdeveloped to the Soviet Union can do so, and can get the of computers, forgetting that answers spewed nation, course of destiny, regularly invited to top secret briefings, It seems clear now that what killed the deal credit he needs from a domestic or inte rnational out by these machines are no better than the Without George Washington, no United States. showered with personal attention, and treated to was not U.S. insistence on liberalized emigration IXH'Ik. assumptions fed in. cocktail parties, dinners and some other portions for Russian Jews but the amendment Or, Vanik adds, the Soviets can pay for IL What more can possibly be said? And In making their precise calculations, the to the trade of the good life the military budget brings about, bill sponsored by Sen. AdiaI Stevenson III, (DUc men who counsel the President, start with President Ford not only has a In fairness, it must be said that some members Ill.) which would have limited subsidized credits Congress that may be very shaky Indeed. For to contend with In of the joint committees are not easily Impressed. to $300 million over four yeam they are based on philosophy and Interpretation. growth of goverwuent spending. There is A few do make almost heroic efforts to slice This is a paltry stun for a nation the size of the resistance in the ranks of his own official family. When I majored In mathematics, professors Only a handful of persons who evaded their mintary through the propaganda. But It's far from easy. Soviet Union and one which It evidently constressed time and again that numbers and Last December, for example, Richard . obligations during the Vietnam war accepted Un ad- The amount of relevant Information on a single duded was not worth the price to Its sovereignty theorems had no meaning except e To I Planning ' -- .. STOCKHOLM, Sweden AP .....i tt'e nnptir,u cwnut'thjrt ricz ,t,_, ' - -'----A -.- - -- '•b ".W •J4 .. '#Vb4ö d from .6 -to n.... uu,s ia - In a country that raced to grab onto what looks li be a return to older did In the 'SOs. 24.4 for women, var ious hard drugs has dropped through the sexual revolution, remarkable trend among Swed- traditions In the way young hair, tweed jackets and or stabilized and conversations Statistically, marriages nwomen's lib, and social ish youth toward conservatism, people are running their lives, ties are everywhere and skirts indicate that if young people 19.3 per thousand be the rest of the in politics and life-style. The couple is back. After a creased have pushed pants out of (ash- are smoking e for the January-June period, world caught on, people took Highlighting this trend is the long perLxi of disinterest, th ion. Promiscuity seeirA to have they're not talking about It. note of the night, this te that co se Swedish Statistics Institute now 1974, to 31.6 per thousand during lost its appeal and venereal dis- Student have when Swedish student Maoists taken over student politics In says that marriages are in. the June-September period, ease, a maj or problem among dwindled to two in the held their annual dinner in Sweden and have placed one of creasing for the first time in 1914. young people here during the Stockholm area from about a black tie. their men at the head of the several years, while the averDuring the last decade the early '70s, has dropped by about dozen or two during the late 'bOs It seemed to be an effort by National Union of Students. age marrying age is dro"ping age of marriage fell from 28.3 to a third in (cnn years. and early '70s. marijuana, RAY CROMLEY .1 I R , r r Kissinger, Gromyko Set Economic I r Young Swedes Joining 'Establl'eshment' __ I. I " "' -- uI'4 _________________________________ Congress "r" " I ki Makes you wonder. . . what did they do with all the catsup before someone invented French fries? Gorilla, e....s oI..,a ut. £4A .i ax. john spoiski associate editor — Monday, Feb. 17, W75--SA 1 11111 Thought for today: The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up Mark Twain, American au thor. 1835.1910. ---------------------------- -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I can't help but sit back and contemplate what our national legislative leaders have on their m inds. Take gun control for example. There are already more than 2,000 such laws in existence. And crime hasn't decreased. Rofn.,the 93rd Congrc idjoed luzt Dec. 20, were nas Deen a total of 110 new anUun bills tntroduced into Congress. They would have done everyth ing from registering all guns and their owners to banning handguns entirely. That not one additional law was passed Is due to the efforts of th e National Rifle Association. 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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 ith gifts, demonstrations and exciting offers from the merchants of the Greater Sanford Area ____ • JEWELERS 7W, '• ' •=—•••=___ "Nu TO -h,- . make m Roo NON-ALLERGENIC - to anyone EgTC:3 Ui enough • Door Prizes 0 Free Samples Caroiyn Lewis Home Economist FRANK AND ERNEST 00 1 DAY ONLY' " " T Q __ L..___.\ 0 Exhibits e Free Recipes 0/0() 1. p portraits • Entertainment • Gift Bags To All SHE C&vr ";CAA nL r — TJ# (- Cooking demonstrations and homemaking tips from Carolyn Lewis of the nationally famous HOMEMAKERS SCHOOL 0 1 PIX — CAPTAIN EASY J it t echniques T Th e San f ord Civic Center Tuesday-March 4th-7:30 P.M* TOGETi1ERj THI- DRESS -,--'YE.s! THEY DAr E Fit — DEAR ABBY: I read your column ili the STARS AND ... :. . iøa, I VI '-'- I-(..4. r1ur • MAY I ASSUME T"T ~CUR 01!5511~MNT' ")00 tS DUE TO A t i 3 - - TUM- TULA-TUM DEAR MOM: I have always usually the customer on the phone. man's noblest virtues, ard across the letter from "Upset because I feel so strongly about Mother" who was ashamed of It, 1 ha ve only two quotations op her son because he refused to , • ,, ,q -' c.. — I eahuig with fight, I had toArite. Th is is for 1• ' •..' ). ___g':7 J '' -t-'.- that subject: fir wbo canua forgive, I I *Akamaalkli" deiti- uys the bridge over which with a total of 8,-j years in the •' ' , be may one day need to pas&" service so far. I spent 2'2 of -4 And, "Foreglveneu is th e those years in Vietnam as a L. jm. fragrance of the violet on the telephone lineman with the %ttending Ballet Guild concert were (from left) Anna Lea Ifeard, Mildred Caskey and Sanford-Seminole Art Aswistion exhlbit winners included (from left) Susan Doris Dfrfflch bee] of The one who crushed JL', Third Marine Division. QiaricUe Schmitt and Freida Cannon I hope your daughter and son If my America goes to war __________________________________ ' start speaking to each other again, l will be there. ha ve a soon, became without com- family to support and I don't munication, there can be no want to die any more than the truce. It matters not who next guy, but l still feel that my ---• -----SflOULDm1etheff rstmo'e, country is worth dying for. but the one who does will show Ma'am I am still afraid of a himseU to be the more mature. fist fight. Unle3s I have no other blic. Robert J. Smith, M.D. I pray your children see this, way out, I still run. I do not Ill be on hand to answer for their own sakes as well as consider myself a coward, nor The Sa nford members of . At the February luncheon for y our Mom Wouldn't It be does anyone who knows me Rho chapter of Delta Kappa meeting of Sanford woman's peat 11 they decided that Feb. Please do not look at your son — . Gamma, teacher's honor 22nd will be the Ideal day to as one. Qub,ahedWeoffort&ornth society, met Feb. I at the "bury the hatchell" evenLs was announced. There is inore to life than a Sanford Woman's Chub. The DEAR ABBY: Why do figIit.My District Fine Arts initials are .A,J,, but The Ger man-Ameri can ' Dr. Eve Booth, assistant Society its i Festival is scheduled for Feb telephone callers always get sign me . superintendent of public in2C at the Semoran Junior preference over customers who SSGT.USMC dTc Shop in person? It's su unfair! Woman's Club, Methodist ball Feb . ---. 22 at 7 in the i ._____ was guest spker. 'he I'm sure mary of your BE SURE TO SEE THE . . • clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, Church, Maitland. I. I...AH. ii • . NEWSELECTIOPISAT dlscussedthevalueofvarletyin Casselberry.Allvelyevenlngof On Feb. the Fine Arts ... THE UNIFORM STORE teacher instruction. Department will conduct a ''. experience. First they park CALLED merrymaking German-style A Valentine tea 1`0'lowed the in store. tLeir cars in a puking lot, or of the John Young Museum. - N6 DEANS CAREER APPAREL eeting. Local hostesses inThe March 19 fashion show - near a ticking meter. Then they IT'S I BLOCK $0 DOG TRACK RD chided Wilma Morgan, Nell luncheon has been changed to a fight to get waited on And when AT )ilk "*y IfOF 111, CASSELBERRY Mrs. Jane hIcKibbin I'ell) i president of Seminole Memorial Coleman, Ann Echols, Lu they finally are, the telephone 1 134 " 60 fashion show coffee, beginning hospital Pink Ladles, welcomes Mrs. Fay Carpenter (center) Huggins Jean Jones Thelma iviUSiC JIIOW rings and the salespersons at 10:30 a.m. president of Association of Florida Hospftaj AiTI1I.IiC1, and Mrs. Lewis Margaret Packard UNDERWORLD says, "Excuse me, please...," f Jane McLean, president of East Central District, to the annual Jessie HOST MEET ' Perkins, Mary Ann "The Silver Clouds," a lively J L_ i and proceeds t take a 15. 1f T rouble Finding presidents' council attended by more than 0representatives of Pierce. Shirley Secord, Arlene group of 28 musidans whose minute order from the party on 20 Th* R Ight Bra hospital auxiliaries In the state. Site?....S" Tetenbawn, Martha Stevens, average age is 72, will perform the phone. Mesinwitile you are 3w: and Ruth Carlton. for the Sanford Senior Citizens standing on one foot and then ' Unde 0 COwan's 114 Magnolia a the other, burning with Center resentment. p.m. Tuesdm followingaValentine luncheon Cancer Talk meeting at noon. The orchestra was formed 10 years ago and An Interesting and in- the oldest member is 88 years formative program on breast old. They have appeared on cancer will be given tonight at television and performed for 7:45 at Good Shepherd eight days at Sea World. Lutheran Church, Orlando Drive, Sanford. IU program is free and the public is Invited _.. , by neimuohi maybe it will help some other rrore fortunate mother. PENNSYLVANIA MOM IF -: doesn't hit home with them, room for it, ektu though I,m __________ I. - A BUGS RU NNY - . — 1: vri ..1 i1 r Busy Schedule .- MY 80 / _______ - I *A! . IF/4. 14 \ W 'MA / — I St k k—. '-j.'! by T. K. Ryan t ' Fl. ., ov~ ~Vo CPW BU OH-HUH...) L - I daughter and her family will in your column, Abby. If it" not come, and vice versa.ha ppened to you, you'll knew Uirn sure t hey don's realize how frustrating It is Thanks that a heartbreak this is to me STANDIN' AND WAITIN Please print this, Abby, and If it DEAR SIANIbIN': I 'nund - J Chic Young UH.M UH vES. Th L - =- 200 -CAR CAMPUS uk.u.y•• S i, ' t J U'kUH..uk.U.) , I 'i - I Answer Tomorrow V j, f - I q01 z ,yi'ç PARKING LOT I P N i I , swri to C"Upy this 5pot. BLONDIE IF - . " ___ ______ V . family gathering because if my customer' son wid his wifeare invited, my I hoN you find r(mn for Ili,,, Betty Jack premis gift to X1 Bela Eta Valentine Girl, Nancy Butler AWALGIA. fri / Leslie Downer crowned Little Miss Valtatine by Hearing .._ 7=WY OC - t e b' I WON WERP Your partner continues to fuur nutrunip You cbid five hearts to show vour Own a— nDtrump, What do you do now? vf ",,1 1. Valentine couple to I with each other four years ago, Can't clerks use a little d they haven't spoken to each common sense and ask the other since, person on the phone to kindly I can never have a complete wait until she finished with her g I - I " V I By Roger BotIesP 1 FUNNY BUSINESS 6K \ OF OUR WHOLE A 4 . I 5 I -. by Larry Lewis - - - TODAY'S QUMTION procedure." Oswald 'I see you have d ) d1iiiiage' — to think you are. This does happen too often either. flere is if better test. You are a good player when you learn to make %%inning plays, t&,It seem to go 4 .- I • •.. I was reaching for this can of sauerkraut when a clerk stamped the price up .30c ... They tell me I did a lot of i," v Sth hOld *AQ76y2 •KJS4 £AQe2 Vi ht do you do no ' Bid four spades. This will 'how that )ou had too good a hand Jusl bid four spades right oter we spade. I have six grown children who have brought me much hap. piness1 but here is the problem The eldest daughter and youngest son had a failing out _kFaa _________ ___________- Dear only one mother among many with this problem. but if anyone can help us. Abby, It just might " IA rs begin AIR By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: lam probably - • ' _eiJ; iitsLkes" Jim: CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 4 - .. ; ,. I to - ' <'.' West Feb. 22 Good Day T BUry e atc e 0 C ' ()'w iki -Not often. \lo,t phtyers1aretcobusy telling me it,oul their partner's - - -- i rn Pass Jim: "Does anyone ever ask % ou how he will know w hen he has become a good bridge player?" - by Art Sansom Aeo,c ) Monday. Fob. 17.17S—IA Valentinx.,? Week Act'iOveteies Varied _____- :,' THE BORN LOSER (s.t.' - Aill Opening lead -4 _ . - 4`0 The bidding has been :" I i ' Pass - L..._ ' -- J trick two and then plays a diamond. Unless East hops up with the king the hand will come home." Jim: "The really good player lets East hold the fIrst trick. fie West North Fast South ly -. - I .- of #J63 4.KQ52 7 THINK HE'S GOT MORE HELP THAW HE NEEDS, OOOLA! L - - and eventually our ordinary player winds up in the a Q J2 p IC th1 e spades and t gr abs queen or Jack 4Q10985 _J WEST SO1JLDWGr1E MARf) ri he ordinary e ALLEY rnr Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -- ':- o II - WOMEN IN r to Illustrate n tws. - Y fly OSWAI.fl and JAMES JACOB? E , b Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES WIN AT BRIDGE BEETLE! .- It. YOU hdV0 a secona or thuo t.i., we pose, take them, too. At thesp speci,11 p rices in either size Your second ceiecl,on 1,69 Your third selection 165 Your foutth ~Pleciion 1.55 Your filth se:ection 1.40 - �1OA—EveningHer Sanford, FL - Monday, Feb. 17 1175 MEMO up F/Al IITWJImIE Ill,, *. r i WW --..--. a SPORTS np. il Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. lluu Monday. Fob 17. ._...-_LL r-- . I., ..'. p.. •s. • _- vi:;,, . I • .4 p-.' -. •. 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OPEN nAIIY.&H w .m. • AA- - FOR HOME OR FARM PESTICIDES. FERTILIZERS. BULK SEEDS Hardware for the Farm or Home 1 IJ, ne,uj Florida icoses - -- Duda Sons Farms & Hwy 1701 i NELSON & Feeds Seeds Co. Mr P;P- • 0 Garden & Farm Supplies Fertilizers WHEELER Cattle Full Line Of Nursery Stock "su'onc• Capon,, MNIM V Citrus Produce Sugar Cane 500 Pearson. Petty, who had been because he couldn't believe he Petty was asked if he knew rt ha'e been running with us. having radiator problems all was winning. The pit crews of Parsons was running second He couldn't draft Pearson and day and was nine laps down, the other cars were standing on behind Pearson, he was having trouble drafting DAYTONA BEACH - Benny passed them and Parsons the wall cheering Parsons to "Sure," Petty said. "If he me. I would have done the same Parsons of Ellerbe, N.C., took hooked up in his draft, victory. It's one if the best hadn't been second, he would for anyone." the lead in the Daytona 500 Following Petty, Parsons things to happen to racing in a Sunday with two laps made upa second a lap todraw long tune," A.J. Foyt said. ________ remaining when David Pearson to less than a second behind Other drivers felt that Parsons' spun out to capture the race and Pearson. On the 19'lth lap going win pumped life into in. FINALSTANDINOS win $41,605 in the richest stock down the hack-stretch at close dependent race drivers. Laps 1 Pars car race ever held, to 200 mph, Pearson slid Chevy 200 $4I,4C5 The race had just started 7. Bobby Allison Matador $9 26,7 The race saw 21 lead changes sideways, whipping out his ch- when Jim Vandlver lost control 3. Cale Yarborough Chevy 191 lbS between seven drivers with atice for his first 500 victory. 1. David Pearson Mirc 191 17450 of his car in the third turn fl S. Ramo Slot? Pearson leading 69 laps. Immediately after the race, causing a Chevy 197 11,650 car wreck that a Dave Marcis Dodge 197 10.650 Parsons led only four laps. A Pearson said, "Don't ask me. took singing star Marty RobDodge 191 10,650 caution came out on lap 163 I'm not going to say anything bins, Grant Adcox and Dan J. RFthlePanc Chevy 191 1.150 G. C. Spencer when Coo Coo Marlin blew a about it. I W'*JId Chevy 191 71150 not tali Dai,gjnrv from the race, 10. James Hyttn Chevy 159 motor, enabling Parsons to get about " 6,91.5 Chevy III rue-sttter Donnie Allison 11. A, &700 back in the same lap as the Later he said, "I got spun out, 17. Bruce Jacobi Chevy its 1.33 leaders. But I'd just as soon not talk went out early with a broken 13. Bob Burcham Ford iii 1,320 Dodge i$4 Just before the caution, the about, it. People who were fuel pump. A few laps later, II EdNr.gr. 3.90 IS Cecil Gorr' Chevy 153 teanundte Johnny 3.695 leaders came in for a pit stop watchingknowwhodidit,They went out with a badRutherford motor. 16. Harris Dodge 176 2,500 with Parsons still on the track. know who was over there with Il.COOCOOMMIIfl Chevy 162 3.105 The yellow flag was the break me." Buddy Baker, who had a full III-RithardChildrins Chevy 1Q 7.760 19 Lennie Pond Chevy 144 7.950 that Parsons needed and it Cafe Yarborough said, "i was tap lead on the field, made a 20 Buddy Baker Ford 141 £700 elevated him into the race for behind Richie Panch and routine pit stop and when he 21 David Sisco Chev1' III 2.42.5 the checkered flag. Pearson. I guess Pearson was PtlIkd out the timing on his mr 72 Richard Brooks Ford 101 7.900 73 Tom Gale Ford $3 7.125 On the restart, A.J. Foyt and going to slingshot past. I don't went bad putting him out of the 24 George Foilmer Chevy 67 1.610 Pearson hooked up into a draft know whether he cut back in too race 25 Walter Ballard Chevy 67 I.9t5 26. DArrell Wairrip and pulled away from the field soon or what, but he clipped me Chevy 54 1,8 At the halfway mark, it was 77 Rutherford Chevy 51 2.075 as Dove Marcia and Parsons and spun out. I hate to see it Baker leading with Petty and 31. DonnIeAIus,n Chevy 36 6.563 were battling to get hack into happen to him." Pearson in close pursuit. Petty 29. Rancly Titot Chevy 30 1.160 the draft. Parsons later said Ford Parsons, who was directly then started losing laps with an 30, Rick Newsome 7 1.760 31. Bruce Hill Chevy 4 11750 that Marcia almost cost him a behind the action, said it looked overheating iwoblem caused by i2. .1. 0 McDuftie Chevy 3 lass chance for victory as he slowed like somebody touched Pearson a pin-hole leak In his radiator. 33. Joe Mihalic Chevy 3 1.700 MITI down while Pearson puUed causing the spin. He said he Chevy 3 1,350 L a post race interview, 31. Jim Vandiver 35. Dick Trickle away, Mill I.70 would have liked to out-run Parsons said he was aided by 36 Grant Adcox ' Chevy 3 1,613 Parsons and Ramo Stott Pearson Instead of capitalizing the draft set up by Petty. When 37 Dan Daughtry Ford 3 1.330 managed to hook up and pull on the misfortune. Petty passed Parsons, he Il Marty Robbins Dodge 3 11705 30 MerschelMccrit Chevy away from Marcis, but could 3 I.I Going into the final lap, waved for Parsons to get In his 10. Warren Tope Ford 3 1,470 not make up any ground on Parsons said he almost cried draft. Time 06 race: 3.15.15. average u)"ids. 1$3,649 m.p.h. ----- We hnnnr them th wogL- a- ii r Daytona By CARL VAN7.I111A Herald Correspondent ... ' to learn...to grow..to use their skills to make a better life for us all. Wins - Insecticides FERTILIZER i All t " I "c' - Bedding Plants 1400W FIRST ST. PH.373.M30 g "---- SANFOR Slavia, Florida Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store - Oviedo, Florida Ph. 322-2624 1111 C% c,Ihr,4AIaA U1 UI - SO -p. Iw1IIwuy C FUCTOT 1.0. Celery City Printing / AL PORZIG. slip Sales & Services I .Oe• TQ — Plumbing Company Inc. l4'hI 7YiUe. % Ph. 322-2581 221 Magnolia Ave. Sm I I i Fans fill dump truck to view race. (Herald Photo by Don Vincent) Lawn & Garden Equipment Repairs USED Tractors & Equipment For All Your Printing Needs - Agricultural & Industrial REPAIRS Tractors & Equipment Sanford, Fl. A -. _4 ROUNI Heav Pt dA W Duty Muichi TiUei Growers and Shippers - - - ,i Compiete Farm Service Green Onions • Cabbage For _,. ------.---. .-.--=----.-------.------------ - -- , . - ----__:.,_u__a_._._...____- ._ - ,_..d ..__.: .- _-U,. ,_- -- ;- - Richard Petty relaxes before the start of Sunday's race. (herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Phollo by Gordon Williamson) get a victory hug. (Herald ngram Captures Permatex Crane & Kohler Fixtures American Produce Exchange :-- Custom Work Ph. 322-3170 703 S. Frnrh Aua Ple tolo an Farms 1 -' Alterations American Standard SINCE 1884 Ph. 322.1393 DD I DAlI en tT -- .=_,_ _U___'%_______, =_.._=.a,_,.,._ =__ ....__,. - ---'----- -- DAYTONA BEACH - Jack Ingram of Asheville, NC., the national champion for the last three years in NASCAR late M('dds, survived a wreck-marred Permatex 300 to take his first win Saturday. In 1972, Ingram finished sixth after leading, then leaving with a blown motor. In '73 he was 15th and he was third last year. The race was two laps old when Terry Mock and Red Farmer touched comIng out of the tri.oval, causing both cars to go Into the dirt and flip at least six times. Mock, a driver who runs locally at Volusia county Speedway and was last year's .______ 4 i.,__fl.___..._. -fl_- - --__ __J.'..__._-__ ----__-_,-___,_--_4'__ ----- -- _, The race settle-i down to good racing between Bobhv Allison, Morgan &iephard and Ingram. The lend changed rn Siiephard came into the pits cutting in front of Allison, cawu, Allison to tilt Sliephard in the rear, The front end of Allisor,'s car was banged up. Morgan Came int' the pits so fast he spun out and nearly hit Darrell Waltrip, who was already in the pits. Allison was fuming after the rear-end collision that wiped out his chance of winning. Allison refused to name who he talked about, but he said, 'At the time lielt like punching him in the nose" .... ..If'-I. ..- - -, .. . -. -.--------------.------ --------.- - ----- %- -'-.----; -'-- --' - ' -- --_--S-- _-._-_ ------ - ---------------------__ - - -, - -- __•_ ____•_____ - __ -= =__ -------- �&-Evening Herald, 5Pnf.)rLJ, I. Monday, Feb. 17 lfli -.--_ _____Oviedo Wins ____________ __ SCOREEOARD ___________ Dog Entries 4 . j izv canadia;3: F1'I LE (ID). 6 Andr,nt' M*st,t'r (8). 7. Dark R,der (52'. 8. Royal Gambit (6). 0 - 1. Ultra Violence (1), Cotton Picker Wi. H Ho 1iancy (6), 4 Lorna Kiy $I. S gue Event (S 7), 6. Swence's Saturdays Results Chlcaoo S. Ba imre 1 5. C$eVeIanØ I Sunday's Res&.fts Toronto 7. Vancouver 1 Wi',ip 6, Chcaço 3 Minnesota 5. San Deco 2 Phc*n, S. Edmonton I Monday's Games Minnesota ,t Cle'.eiarij Houston at Queb Indianapolis at Chiaga Tuesday's Games sacoNo, ., Manatee BobPy R (6) THIRD. 816. M - 1 Ireland Spring 110), 7. BOnus Girl (6). 3 H8ndy Scamp (17). 1 Lord Joe (U. 5 Modest Mitil 1S),8 Athcwny (4).? ndb% Pay (6). 8 XI Muitn (S FOURTH. 8-18. 0 1. Beach Bun'i $). 7 I4arci)ngvill Jet (1). 1 Berkley Clip (3). 4. 8 B.P. 6). ?- a (5) Division 3 '1 Mliv' SEVENTH. 5.16. 0 - I Freckle ICC 1.r (61.2 Ma I S KC iL.arnm1(77) Roket Rcb lAngeles (I0),7.G E.'sMInxOpal(i),I B .1 PillS .,. . ; High School s ' ___________________________ _____ _____ - -. - ____________ . _________ ._________ 73 .- - ____ - - L - 11(1 1)) [IL uUt1)thflg p1.1) (if '- . ( MIDWEST - . ,Y J/' ' A' / j,•f . 11 ____ --- . "" . . -- -.. ' _______ :. .g •.. ±;_L.ii; _____ )1?- 1....._........J --.-.- - _--- ii .rj ii. In WI!' t" )Ii . ' •-- _________ -' OI'ledo's Clennie Patterson grabs a rebound against Apopka. (Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) ninth grade team, • A I I -- -- points and helped Oviedo on U • . I scored eight SI,. boards. . . The two losses to the Apopka varsity were the Lions' only setbacks in OBC corn- e' p 17 13 S t4-5i Total fouls Ovied 10. APOpka 12 Fouled out- Non, petition. Apopka entered • I I • II game with a perfect league on nors Boston at Vancouver 38 ti 11 293 24 17 Denver 41 ii .770 - t. 9'. Bri'am Young 1 jias.El 7' Collerie Cane. Pao 60. otora C d0 S Boise St tO.S. Montana Scores ? DIego 37 Saturday's Results EAST Indiana IS, Memphis ii). OT Pitt 71, VirginIa 70, 01 Denver 109 at St Louis P St 51 A afternoon Manhattan 63 f4 62 Stary's,5' C p,0 11 0 N. Arizona Ill, Idaho 86 Ida St. 49, Montana W. Texas St. 6$. E New Me'i! Co 53 dine Sunday's ReuIts Penn 103, Harvard $1 Denver 117. Nw York 115, PrInceton 70, Dartir,outh SI Wa 75 Washington 71 OT S. C1lfl°'nta 9. Oregon 90 Rutgers 97. Foram St. Louis 101. San Antonio 9 Lonc Beach St $1. Fresno St Buffalo 6.2, Akron 56 Sat, DIego 133, Kentucky 178. Bentley 70. C Connecticut i 01 Massachusetts 71, Cotnet9scut American 7). Denver Mondays Games NevadaLas Vegas Si. Santa Virginia it New York. after- Cincinnatti SI, Geo, Washington Clara 71 Simon Fraser 76, Alaska 71 Indiana at SI. Lou's. after A Mitnpftii at Utah Tuesday's Game 'tfl'ijk', s Vrqr a? !4cr orse er MMMI (AP) - A handicap No other thoroughbred lIas Buffalo 36 72 171 S: for 1974 horse of the Y& Fo HOtOn 29 fmishlllIwanttowatch 10), M'i*aukee .rot9 Or1ean . , ' - '° _ heard that horse (Hat Full) on the insult, he started running again and he won easy." De(,nd edged $-rniinole 152. Thi- I!!ht 1:' tttetrtd ti l5 arid ScniiuIr tlowzietl turtwd on about seven seconds lruuty Prep 159-171 in a hree. before races end for photo-fm. way high schocl golf 'oirers riatch Ij - I vs oenix a? To Buffalo . Mitwa, ,W Clevetan Anqts At C7k.ago line mirrors and is ewedaily co4cuoi on orcast days like Saturday. finish Prt(and a? Houston . WIici aiandings II 1. 510 DIVtsIS L T PIt GF GA Chira- . fl 20 1 )aisp j1 behind early In their loss to Mt. Acosta hIt 19 points for SNA, 3 zone tlwoughout the contest. Herald Correspondent Dora. while Taylor canned 17 and "I knew we had to shut off Dora's Steve Marsell hit Stern eight, their two big men inside In the 14-year history of the everything In the first fame, Mt. Dora sharpshooter Steve (Ja'mea "Cook afld John 4 ', IM , - have shared Sanford's Richardo Acosta, out. Bryan Steristrom and Eric zone did this. It forced them to Jimmy Connors heads a list of first place basketball honors. Leicht and Ricky Taylor hit Vanantwerp dropped 18 and 15. try and shoot over IL" 32 players entered In a $30,000 Howey Academy won last eight to bring SN/I within 18-10 'Ik i In the first quarter the Independent Players Associ. year. FLORIDA CENTRAL: G.4en 8 Wlu, W £ 1, *1 benn,s II. Yarusso 7 48. Kranya 1 07.tes I) , i c*irnamena agy h.,4,ji,.1 as pop.%n aon Mt. Dora Bible won the 1 WIUC SN never got closer. Dora CiaSulli 102, Oslmark 306. shootoverthezoflewjthagreat begins here today. OO. C:rlson 00'). Yanc 00-0, The Bulldogs of Mt. Dora 44-24 by halftime. With 30 seconds left In the world, Is C a resumed their conference seeded first for the The midshipmen had their MOUNT perIod, DORA BIBLE: Hill 7 the Blue Darters were event. Secona seeded Is the domination Saturday, at most productive quarter in the Whit, no.u, Pruith 4210, Lollin76, i on top 17.11. At that point the Nastase, wIth Jan Kodes tntrdSanford Naval Academy gym third. Acosta hIt 11 and Brett 3-11, Wilson 226. E: Uonshltthreestralgh(boskets, seeded and Roger Taylor C downing Florida Central Stern six in leading SN/I to 19 Totals 1573 one by PaUerson, Browdy and fotwth.aeeded. Academy 59-39 In a close game points against Dora's 25. Flonda Central 12 17 Freddie Moore, to deadlock the that ended a runaway. Others entered include for. With three of five starters Mount Dora ID 10 II 21-59 gazne50secondsno the second mer Wimbledon and Forest Earlier, Mt. Dora's JVs hIt 93 still in, Dora forged ahead In quarter. Total fouls-- FCA73' Mou I D Hilts champion Mul Santana points to Sanford Naval's 51 to the final frame 71-44, 87-45, and ° The rest of the contest was and former Forest hills runnerwin the junior varsity crown. finally 93-51. Fouled Out' LofIrm played at a fevered pitch, up Clark Graebner. Dora s explosive offense oPening tip off and ________________________________________________________________________ - T ["eci 1 _________ - 1 (:) F s ) erl ________ T° ________ ___________________ 7 0' I 1 , c ' ( '1JJ'JI I ____ 1 __________ ,_- I I ..----- . ........ . .. -. -- -' eI to a \J\/o ni e n Ba ttl e ' . '' " ' "• l . . I SPORTS IN BRIEF :. J.C. Snead Lives in Shadow Of Famous Golfing Uncle SAN DIEGO tAP) J.C. Snead, a playoff winner in tile iS.ndy Williams-San Diego Open Golf Tournament, has lived in his 33 rears in the massive shadow of his famous Uncle Sam. At times It's been a problem. But now he's learned to live with it. "Just because my name Is Snead, lots of people think - By The Associated Press Baseball called It unfair when a midget once went to bat for the defunct St. Louis Browns. florida Coach John Lotz has a similar opInIon of midget basketball managers. Lotz' anger came after a 76-75 loss at Auburn Saturday when midget Auburn manager Jimmy Ray Loyless showed up at the Gator bench as Lots set up a last-chance shot by Norman Caidwell. The 30-foot shot with three seconds left bounced off the rim. ftII'I huLL hIUIauul, iitau"Od Young Wins Speed Skating ' I I / i . I ' GOTEBORG, Sweden (API - Sheila Young, the speed skating queen from Detroit, overcame a slow start by winning the last three races and regained her women's title in the World Speed Skating Championships, The 23-vezir.old Miss Vounir. who won the wnrld sarint title in 1973 at Oslo but Io it after a spill at lnnsbruck, Austria last year, won Sunday's races of 500 and 1,000 meters to capture the women's crown while Alexander ,Safronov, a 22-yearold student from Moscow, headed an unprecedented sweep of the top three places in the men's coriipe Ition. 'jI • 1 A . ' ftt J . _______ ' .........•• break and inside layups oulacoreti Central b 10 38-28 and the 878 13 btachnall plus 1183111 l _ I e was vlrttwll oi:er \ ith t- fuII-'irt prs, stfIed the Ited Devila 21in the fourth fluicklu tA1IWIn a l4poi.nt margin I 2285 171 14 biaclwall ' - r '! T71 14 Dlack..ii I T S' F' - 4 - ' - $2385 078 11 $ - t'4 ' ' .. ..1 A II 'U1 - Connors Counting Cash biackaII '! C a is bllckwatl ')t S.lC 4) %ghtl1 tither rit; p IV rcauq.j ip h1 0 f1øttd Irii fflIkes (LIII. hal conlact with 7Li"i1p1 read Vouscd.wilh Jilenly of ii reberled lionedj ?wI4e'&. a lesniqur borri,s 1., from deCisivegrip iflr%efydta,I lhl, flr%VA)I.WrIIhrt tU$etihtirc Goodb'ri' PtOlr 1trrnth ;: re&iI1, 'Ie wide , 1 41. 53 IXi > 1 tii SALISBURY (API Jimmy Connors Is so much on the go, he hardly has iime to stop and count his money. Not even a $9,000 addition to his bulging bankroll Sunday for beating Vitas GerulaltEs In the US. National Indoor Open Tennis Championships and another $1,000 for sharing the doubles crown with Ilie Nastase, could soothe Connors completely. - / / ,, 6 Eac• , flkis to Chaqre - •SI,sCI,9 rgistered45. , -- , iu inu ' . - 322-2821 rn. ______________________ . __ Ho'rONI)A, Ha. tAP) Defending champion Kyle Ilete Jr. and 1973 victor Bob Seagren will try to hold back a challenge beginning today from O.J. Simpson and 11 others in the two-day, $122,00C Superstars finals. Soccer player Rote, pole vaulter Seagren and Buffalo Hills football star Simpson led their respective qualifying rounds. Seagren has earned $82,000 In Superstars competition, Rote $54,000 and Simpson $22,000. - •0it flu CtIsm,, C#4( PII IMaui, Iit *ntfkNtt,t,,. MCIe1 Carl 'SUUJIOItI,l 'Civii SIMeSi I - - I ',t__ . ,, . -. .. '. - - ________ _____________________________________________ SHS Closes Soccer Season Terry May -'... - Paces Pats The Seminoles got Of) the The tie gave the Seminoles a Jimmy Stamps paced Oviedo Irene Cart, tie low putts. 2-8-2 mark for the season and scoreboard first on a kick by with a 40, Chuck Carpenter Fourth flight: Front nine Billy Lee, with an assist by Ned P rauced McCnrkle to praise t a 41, John Wucthlin a 43 Shirk3' iil, low gross, 62; Raines, who has scored 14 goals team for playing "one of and Tom Hall a 44. Ethel Woodhull, low net, 44; best games of the year and this year. Terry May of Lake Brantley Dee Merrill and Irene Benz, tie The goal was the only score of had a sIzzling 33 and undoubtedly the best defensive The Lake Brantley boys' scores. teamlow putts, 18. Back nine the first half, Constantine and Woodson game of the year," tennis team bombed Oviedo i-o Lake Brantley tied the game mates Larry Goode recorded a Florence Arroyo, low gross, 67; and the Oviedo girls' made it a combined for an 8-3 doubles' , Paul Neal a 39 and Jim Peg Whitman, low net, 55; Inga In praizing his team on the early In the second half, only to Langley a 41. split with a 4-3 win over the win over Oviedo's Wilson and strong defense, McCorkle was see the Seminoles, with a kick Lange, low putis, 21. Brantley junior varsity girls in Jay Saucer, who faltered 8-2 tO remembering the first meeting lit. nrninn Pnvcnr, ruil 1k.. r' nign scnooi iennis action teiiers, ana t.eiiers aria ltyan or with lake Brantley when the sanford team back in the lead 2Lake Brantley downed Oviedo's two teams also went into double Friday. Mike Constantine, Marshall John Van Eepoel, who lost 8-ito overtime. But in that meeting A free kick by Lake lirantley Woodson, Gordon Zellers, Ben Woodson, and Ballard P-I in the Lake lrantley kicked two goals with four ruinoUs remaining in Turk and Mike Yagennan won other doubles' match. in 01 and won 7-5. the game tied the score 2-2 and In girls' action, Oviedo's singles' mr.tches for Lake But the real story of Friday's sent the game into Linda Van Eepoel won 8-1, Brantley. game was substitute goalie "We had a couple of good Oviedo's Daniel Ballard fell Aithea Tyson won 8-6, Jo)Ce Virgil Jenkins, who began the chances to score in overtime, Genge triumphed 8-5 and Alice to Turk and Mark Wilson of season as a Fullback and had but we Just couldn't make it." Ovledo fell to Constantine by 8-3 Brunet won never played the goal position Mi,Zarkle said. prior to the game. The tie ended Lake BranRegular goalie Mark tley's season at 7-6-1. t"t. T I I, i - - - I I Down Oviedo - I-,-'. -, . 4 L1VItUU IU.)S I LUP - - --' ''-.. • ' i_. noweii - - OVIEDO Oviedo's Bill double in the seventh. Merchant' relieved In the fourth Lake Howell scored its three inning and pitched (our innings runs in the first InnIng on three of no-hit ball to lead Oviedo 8-3 Oviedu errors, two walks and a to its second straight high double. school baseball win over lake OVIEDO Howell. 103 000 4-8 7 4 Merchant replaced starter LAKE HOWELL Ted Homer and proceeded to j p i s strike out four and walk two. Homer, Merchant (4) and Homer led Oviedo at the plate McDaniel, SiminellI and with a three-run home run in the Lions' four-run seventh Inning. Russ Leist had an rbi''''' There's Nothing ____________________ - Superstar Finals Today - _ . u." - ____________________-Safety IS a famIly affair. il Ill) ,lh hht' tim- secutive Florida stakes stroked a 39, Mike Fitzgerald a 24 poInts, seven coming on field flfllPflos unr Rose a He emerged a 1P nd Gu1fieam Park Handicap flosaiw,nmh of DeItnd fired s fu1lu -cd by Evans, Loflin and Lit e, before Liking tne 1974 nr1 Mi'l' ELze. iaked a HoLi Prultt in double figures W14iertr at a weIght 01129 by a Mike Swarm of Trinity Prep Ge'gen was Central's only ,h. rn at Hia!eai', Jell Rich i'd Mike Kcyer hit' 18 Gar Va sso had 8. two weeks ago. Sanford NavaP JVs fell - - ' J-Jeres Goodyear aualily a C -I . ..ti - '.\ " :'t ttF, " (' 'T ik - I" " ('r4\ ", ' '. Lou Mad At Auburn Midget - , . ' ' - A • _____ r - 'i thieIrteant.oa $4-32 advantage mInole's Wade Botta, before Ceitral cod sink a 'flinity Prep's Frank Mebane 'rate seven rnts in Ranch oer Mrs. Edward carded 5. another five in that time. 'jg _____ . F lagg will combiac . , II LUf ii iu. 2 team and Ansell on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. and Hsten will be No. 3. . against Flagler College of St. I Augustine, The match will be held at the Dreamwold tennis courts. . " The team travels to Daytona I) fl Beach Community college Thursday and returns home agaInst Polk Community College Feb. 25. Strength from last year's team that finished tlilrsj in tile state and depth from two new players highlights this year's DELTONA - Four flights of version of Raider tennis, stan Aranda, who recorded a Deltona women golfers corn14-2 singles' record last year, peted in last week's loss gross, Buckey Copeland, who was 19-2 low net and low putt.s nine-hole tournament at the Deitona and worm - 't and Doug Maliezowaki, who COy Club. . The results foUow: was No. 5 with an 18-3 record, -...•. First flight: Front nine return from last year's stau ,''_ Kay Bellow, low gross,54; Wlnn contender. minute&Hamlltonwa.scharged 17, Alexander 308. WaIl 3616, . . Aranda will play No. 1, Ferth, low net, 42; Betty wlthh1sfowthfouJ,whIchct..j Strcbtr24S;Murray3oi; Fail,t1. 'ç.- _ts• m ... 1 07 Elliot $02. Totals 171630 •.Copetand-No, 2 - and' MUICthe Patriots to let up. . 'i-,,'ca., . - Pat DtZBOIS, low gross, 52; zowski No. 3. But Hamilton punished Lef'jb,jrg 9 1511 ?OSS •Howard Flagg and Wade Sarah Barton, low net, 39; Ruth Brantley for dropping their Lake Brantl.v lI 1* ---Cüibiiuii, ____ •---.luw pulLs, 17. jj i'insell, bo Irom isranson, guards, canning eight points In Total foul's: Leesbijrg lb. Lake Dan Gabriel, above, scored 12 poInts in Lake Brantley's loss to play No. 4 and No. 5 respecSecond flight: Front nine the fIst three minules to Brantley 17 tively. I.eesburg Saturday. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) HazelMcFadden,lowgr,j. deminish the margin to one, Fouled Out. None Rick Hastens, who was a Mary Marchok, low net, 37; member of the 1973 team, will Zager, Dot Crosby and play No. 6. Theresa Weiss, tie low putts, 19, jjj Back nine - Georgie Wesley, Aranda arid form Seminole Junior College's lOW gross, 56; Lots Grayson, No. I doubles' team. Malic- low net, 40; MaJel Hallahan, Irene Johnson and Esther The Seminole High School Impressed with the progress battle the Sanford Naval Williams, tie low putts, 19. Robern was benched with a soccer team winds up Its first during the season of his Inex- Academy and then visit Bishop pulled hamstring. ThfrG flight: Front nine season this week with an perienced team. Joan Lee, low gross, 60; Ida Moore in Orlando on Friday for McCorkle said Sophomore unimpressive record, but Engstrome, low net, 42; Lillian The kicking Seminoles travel the final season game. Both Jenkins was the inspiration the leaving Coach Larry McCorkle across town Wednesday to matches begin at 4:40 p.m. Pohi, Hope Hutchins and Mary team needed to hold Lake McIr.nis, tie low putts, 20. Back The Seminoles on Friday Brantley to two goal.t Oviedo fell to Colonial 157-168 nine -. Carolyi Pellet, low failed to pull out of tie in double "He was real aggressive, and and Winter Park defeated Lake gross, 62; Kay Addison, net, overtime with Lake Brantley played ha1d," said McCorkie. Brantley 144-151 in high school 48; Mina Bixler,low Jessie , I e only two teams aUb. H\ I_ ):.!: .. slopped running Seaffit 109 105 /nqCI , Clevetanø 1. Houston 91 anas City OmaP,, ' ,.' ' SCOTT ABRAEIAMS remaining. The teams ex- Nips Tribe --=i; _____ - 492 Ii sunday's Resuns SJC Tennis '. 8Y length.and.a.hatf vtctcry over In Joining Armed (1946-47) uw nd' U 50-1 longshot Hat Full In Satur- and Yorky (1%142) as the only In Western Conferenc, day s 38th renewal of the race. back-to-back winners of Midwest Division suddenly ineffective He ran the one.and.a.quarfr Widener, Forego returned The bu1ldo' Loflin last andbreak Chitago 35 22 6)1 . , Ton rule race in 2:01 4-5. COmata 13.40, 12 80 and $260 to backers Fvans hit a bucket a lece to 'o . Hat Full, spotted 20 pounds, whohadmadehIma MiIwau V 29 iv '. betting ahead 144. CentraI Charles tokadvantageofamomen.y favorite.1eerowdof,bet Cetgen swished an eight-tooter Golden Pacific D*Vi's.On lapse by Forego near the finith $98,753 01 the 1208,346 In Seattle 77 31 'Ii ,, to close the final margin in the '.'iiderier win pool on Forego. to cap a Central rally, tying 74 lIt 7. 1124,700 event. Hat Full returned $19.20 and Dora 1414 71 fl Jockey Heliodoro Gustines, $840 and Gold and Myrrh, •a At halitiine three mlnutts Anoe1s, '7 for led a in 20-16 who rode Forego to a Widener whiChnippedLordRebeaub>.a I JCIJUs Kansas City OmAha v. De Central spent a victory for the second straight head for third, paid 4.60. frustrating third quarter under ttOI$:tMSPiIiriqton )$ YlaPn%ee ,,• Its own boards, missing easy 1 1 S 106. 07 Golden State tip-ins and watching apparent 108, P?IJ interested ip horse race, Iseld goals drop from the rim. 1' The lure of the ring brought Perez back to actloi three months after his loss to Vincent. On July 11, "Taco" met Willie Chaney In a six-rounder In Tampa and it has been a new Perez ever since. "Since Pete Ashlock signed fighters like Gene Wells, "Termite" Watkins and Edgar Ross, I have been able to get all Of the ring work I need," Perez said. u I margin after the first eight 18, as the Pats led with three before giving Leesburg their minutes, minutes remaining In the half. f1rstlead,45'.44atthe5:47mp'k The Bra ntley quintet could do But before the hail ended, the of the quarter. -.• FOREST CITY It was a no wrong, hcding the 'Jackets 'Jackets found themselves The lead Increased to 4944 classic finish of a struggling to three points until the last deeper In the hole with foul before the Pats could break a season for Lake Brantley's minute and a half, trouble. Hamilton collected hIs two-minute cold spell with a ChrIs Butterworth and his Gabriel contributed six points second personal at the threeScott Alexander fie!der at the Patriot cage team. on two fielders and a pair of minute mark and was replaced 4:23 mark of the game. But the Under the guidance of Dan free throws, as the Patriot t'1v 6-lI .5 ' , ' L 111411 i'ab could manage but four Gabriel and P!I Wall, the .*tivetnuige increased from 4-2, 14 seconds later, Chatman was more marks in the final Brantlet' Bunch recorded two 10-2 to 12-5 before a late quarter charged with his thIrd. minutes, going hitless in the and hail qU:lrters of neaz- surge by i1mjlten pJ The Pzit. Look avanLige of ia.,L amid h411j iluiftC,,, • perfect hoop play, but 'Jackets wih1n five before the the Hamilton absence and the Bill Wall and Dan Gabriel momentarily dropped its guard buzzer, three fo o Chatman out- were the Patriot leaders, and lost a 55-50 decision to a I 4I4 Early four trouble by scoring the 'Jackets 12-4 in the scoring 16 and 12 poInts ____ _________ large Leesburg squad Saturday Leesburg ace Rodney Colden closIng minutes. The late period respectively. Hamilton was the • night. put the visitors in a rut during boost, In which Wall dropped Leesburg top with 22. Wall and Gabriel combined the first period. Colden was eight points, gave the Patriots a In JV action, the efforts of for 28 points and numerous charged with his third personal 32-24 halftIme advantage. Rick Crawford failed to spark rebounds over the outstretched four before the initial period The third quarter was the Patriot Junior varsity, as hands of the Yellowjackets. was six minutes old, deadlocked, although Leesburg the younger Pats dropped a 74Gabriel, 6-4, contained the Buckets were matched by outpolnted Brantley 11-8. 63 decisIon. Crawford tossed In lanky Leesburg 6-6 pivotman, each team on the outset of the Leesburg's senior polntman, 23 points, his career high, In the Wayne Hamilton, for the second quarter until a call Colden, received his limit In valiant effort. Clay Sampson majority of the evening against Lake Brantley's Rick fouls and was sent to the bench, was the 'Jacket leader with 15. Hamilton was held to a mere 12 Murray erupted the Patriot upsetting the YellowJacket The loss dropped the Pats to marks in three quarters, 10 bench. running offense, 6-20 whIle boosting Leesburg to pointh below his average, Murray and Butterworth -, Leesburg decreased the 6.19. before exploding for 10 fourth verbally disagreed with the call .-. Patriot lead to 40-35 after the period points to boost the which cost them a technical eight minutes elasped. visitors to the come-from- foul, LEESBURG: Peoples I 57. . 11W outset of the fourth Cotden behind victory. 0 0 0; Hamilton 10 3 73. .'- -. The series saw the lead quarter proposed no threat to Harper 3 3 9; Boyd 1 02; Jefferson In what was a defensive change from 20-15 to Just a Brantley, as their advantage 000; Oliver 306. Schatmay 40$ Li 5truggle, the Pats held a 14-9 mere two-point dIfference, 20. . to 44-37 In ( fitst Totals 7211 55. LAKE BRAP4TLEY; Gabriel 36 said Sunday after defeating defending champion Bey Nichols and Ray Floyd i1i four holes of sudden death. Sixti) With 136 iii 1953 By LEE GEIGER :' recorl of 11.0. MemphIs Virg*nia In either case, it Is a long way to come In just 10 months... Thursday night in Orlando, "The Fight of the Week" series continues with three l0-counders. Eighteen.year4ild 'i'ennite" Watkins, still unbeaten after 12i:'utlngs, will (ace a difficult assignment In Otis Clay. "The Shadow," Clint Walker, Central Florida's finest homegrown heavyweight, will tackle a brute of a man, 240-pound Bob Scott from West Virginia. Scott tuned up for his bout with Walker by bombing Steve Valcunas in Miami Beach last week. In the other 10-rounder, "Irish" Gene Wells returns to face Ear'nie Burns in a middleweight match-up. Also scheduled Is the sen3aiion of last week's bouts, ' 1317 10 1?-S Apcçka Pinney. ' 75 '151 Oviedo Alabama's Edgar Ross. Ross Is undefeated alter eight starti and last week kept the crowd on its feet throughout most of his flveiound wipeout of Henry "Tiger" hall. Charlie Grlmmet of the Bahamas is being flown In to oppose Ross In their scheduled six-rounder. One more four-rounder, between Mike Moraz and Cefus Bowe, and a couple of amateur bouts complete the card, in which the first 500 ticket buyers will receive a free "Fight of the Week" tee-shirt. HERE AND THERE IN THE BOXING SCENE. . . Former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier has formed a corporation called, "Smokin' Joe, Inc." Already signed by the group are two of boxing's finest young prospects, Duane Bobick and Willie "The Worm" Monroe, Tampa has announced that Marcel Clay will be brought back to headlIne their card of the 24th with undefeated Glenn "The Viking" Morgan. Morgan has stopped all 13 of his opponents while Clay Is remembered for his outstanding effort with Tony Licata a few weeks ago... Elisha Obed has a bout with Manuel Elizondo this Saturday and If the South Florida fighter comes out on top, look for him to meet Charley Roman of Australia for the 154-pound crown. Leesburg Drops Brantley ', - Pat season play) they beat us by 25 terson 9172; fl'owdy 70 14; Mcr, points. Th time we were able 378; Ribbon 000; Jackson 000. Totals 7) 687 to come out on top u) bluing APOPICA - Williams ios, their scoring down." Chambers 701; Hlghtawer 6 113, Gary Hird, a 6-3 freshman Cook 50 10; Jones? 0 1 Free 60 17. SmlIing 000; McNerney 000, WIIU was urougiii up irorn u - - -. rne Boxing - said Oviedo Coach John Hightuwer and Cook were far Thomas. 'The last time we below their___________ season_average. (aced N*w Smyrna tin regular oiEoo - Borkc,%ki 40$ .- . ________ ________ J Counting the Chaney fight, Perez has won nine of 10 bouts with his lone loss coming on a home-town decision to Texas' hottest middleweight prospect, Chris Baster. Efforts are being made to bring Baxter in for Perez on the 27th of this month and if "Taco" can gain his reve'ge, Sanford might be the home of the southern champion. A win over Baxter Just about assures Perez a shot at Tommy Van flatten for the Southern Junior Middleweight title, or a match with the Southern Middleweight Champion, John By CHUCK McCLUN(; fler!adCorrespondent for Oviedo was Dennis Golden Browdy added 14 whIle Moore with a 0uRme4ph 23 nnlnts Al and Robert Borkoski each 0 • (ii. e$glII I 1* po Freeman canned 10 potnts and iuuiivu Wiui DarylRIbboncx)ntrjbtjjeIaht. For the lciniz RIne flnrf.".., • .. 14 . the scoring parade tournamen Leading ________ -'jr.... itt uid ht tiunute rh b) the 111w. Darters 5241 decIsion over Apopka- a game, Apopka had tr ball but team that beat Oviedo twice in Browdy was able to steal Ii 1 regular season play. away and v.ith it the O1JC title. 1 The loss by the Cudas' Junior Patterson led all scorers with varsltywasit.sffrstoftheyear 22 potnts and was named the It was 10-0 entering the game Most Valuable Pla)er of the _____ F I - . -p.7 .. ."- - lp \ .' ____ _________________ ________________ ..._ I. ¶ -.' ______ . Clennie Patterson and seniors ' / .t_ :.•-. ft's - I iketba1I. to win. The baby Lions opened Patterson, who has been c.' .i Ci,fliii1 'arlacji,jn .)dIUtU4 ,iu nntjnn suffering from a fourth Duarter by defeating a taller New lag, scored th. Lions last ix Sm na Beach team 51-48 points to give Oviedo enough of f , $, - ft' -- ?9 squac.ls :- _________ 'i . "I know I really could be a top-rated fighter, but how can I under these conditions?" Perez said. ii'fl.g biggest problem Is In training. I haven't been able to properly prepare for any of my fights. Most of the time I don't have anyone to spar with and 1(1 do they are eIther 200 or more pounds, or they are amateurs I have to take It easy on." the The cut was inflicted by an unintentional butt when pair cracked heads (luring a clinch, But It didnt (flake any difference. Perez appeared well on his way to his third straight loss and his fifth In his last seven fights, In fact, the only lighter Perez was able to defeat during that period was try Gifford, a welterweight who had never won a fight. Even Gifford had the Sanford middleweight on the canvas before he ran out of gas. I)isgusted and frustrated, Perez retired Immediately after the Vincent fight. He was bitter over the hand that late had dealt hun. • a sports t. iusiory. outscor r1Op Not onJy did the varsity these eight minutes Coach bketbalI team win the Orange Phillips' 24 zone worked to Belt Conference tournament, perfection as Hightower and the Oviedo Junior varsity Cook failed to score. turned the kick too. Both teams lr the frth quaer, both knocked off undefeated OBC teams playeL fundamentaj .. Jacksonville st. 93. N. Alair,i (10) 6 Rumbler (6) 7 Mastown Ph la#lin 1 tlrw Ytet a'i P.'"! 5 , I i s i6 III,r.,iars I vrais is. Dci'auw • lENIN, 3.18. S - 1 Gerts P.c.. Pi??shul- gh 8. Toronto 3 11). 7 k's Haiard (3), 3. Scally (I), Butter '7, Wabath 54 California 3, Kansas City 0 Kansas 59 Oklahoma St 57 I Arrny Over (8) S Twinky (10) 6 New York Rangers 9 Mm Drake 87 Brad cv T.xka,,a fayHs let, 1. t.anycm 1? nesofli 7 S Dakota 5t 2). $ Boui Pose (17). $7 St. Louis 7. Washington I Mm, St 75 ELEVENTH, 8)8. TA - 1. Los Angeles 8. Detro? 2 N Dakota 61 S Oakol4l 4 WliCiiffG (10),? 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Texas A5.I 7* Los Anceles at Washington East Division EAR WEST "- - - , _____ 13 38 7 3)131 23' Indiana $7. Northwestern SI Piotre Dame 91, L. Salie 73 S IS 311111 76 193 )73 66 Oklahoma City 56 7520 I? 6? 779 20i S Carolina 93. Dayton 73 eiuier 1eam was aM,e * o waw away. The half ended with Oviedo on .1 APOPKASaturuay, op a I February 15, 1915 wIll be a day The game was decided in the lorw remembered In Oviedo third period when the Uons , .S,, _____ Memphis St $1, WisMil*au. 16 31 6 31 . _____ - As you may have noticed, Sanford's Victor Perez has picked up a new nickname - "Taco" Perez. This Is part of a new Image Bruce Trampler, the director of boxing at the Orlando Sports Stadium, Is tryIng to give Perez. But all the build-up and public relations' work doesn't mean a thing once the bell rings. And It Is in the ring that Perez has given himself a new image -that of a winning fighter. It was only 10 months ago when Perez returned to his corner during the third round of a prelimInary with Orlando's Joey Vinccnt. The referee1 General Davis Hanlon, had halted the bout t in Vincent's favor due to a bad gash along the right eyebrow of Perez. I LEE GEIGER Herald Correipondent _________'• 1- Mrthfl 90, Rhode Island fcn St 79 Jickson 5? s.. I h c r ri Baton Roui _____ __________ 'w -' _____________________, _____ 01 1 1 9 __:IJ_5 Va Union 7$, VirginIa 5?. 71 Gardner Webb 1)6. UPIC Ash . yule 1$ Macon 96. Hampton EIGHTH 3 16. S - 1 Phantoms ': ' Pearl (3' 7 Curried (57) 3 Brown St 69 Division 4 Colorado Spectre Ii). i Montague Tartan (81. Puilalo Nebrasla 61 35 Ii 1) II 217 177 Toledo 7$, ( Michigan 61 S June's Bash (6). 6 Willie De Boston 30 17 11 71251 177 Bowline Green 65. Kent St. Marco(I0),7 ManateeDanny(6),$ Toronto 7078 10 50193 729 01 LXk AWhIIC ((2) Calif. 15 36 9 39 189 231 OhIo 5? 76. Winons)n NINTH, 5.16. C - 1 Over I Am Saturdays Resulti ,'ithan t 86. Minnesota $1 I - Alabama U. Mi1iippi Stetson 4$. JknviIIe 17 Vander))(t I), Georgia 7t furman 98. Davidson 83 Old Dnmln;on ii, Va. Military .n'cn 1*). 2. Buddy fllu (5), 3 Division I ti I Cool (6).' K Cs Moon (1. S. W L 1 Ph GE GA R'sChinarnan (41,6 Ewlosion (12). Pnilphia 38 II I 7$, 193 125 1,1). Coli,:mber (8)8. Real Angel (5 NY Rngr 28 1$ II 69 712 195 f _________ -• Autjtn 76, florida 75 UT CP.ttroog 9$, Georgia 5) NHL St andings p on (ft 7 Mystery (12) 3 Tam 4 1 L S 0Q(\( Mar,lanci 96, N CarolIna 71 MsinIppi SI 79. ISU 71 N. Carolina 5? $9. Wake Foreit MondayF!b. )!s1!!-! New Name, New Image For Sanford's Perez Even '1 Over iôpop ka ''jj _i___- €alnboro SI $7, I.ock Haven $8 'I .1meyKfu Fl-TH. 8.16, C - 1. Sandy ':7 ZIY Ne* England at dmonton Pnoei at San Dio 1)0) 8 Calico Doll (7 2? EvenIn9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. IARRIVE AUEi} NE STATE GOVENOR HIGHWAYSA ETY COMMISSION A. '''"l!'i''r" Electric HEAT PUMP PLUMBING & WALLHEATING,NC. 10G7 S. 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Seminole Casselberry. 32101, going Qivn th? we re assInr5% ñt 670 S East County, Florida under tr'e ficlittous name of VINTAGE VETTES, and DEKI standards, it's a matter of our iii 0t'1ja provIsio _______________________ ourrttncjøfensr's. . tc.orman. tsqu'rc', 0? thi law NOtICe IS hereby in accordance With the of the FiCtltiø Name SundQ re.cin. cn ,'tvL ir i..uu.i... will cater to the vastmajorltyof the viewing posed to a audience as television and JOHN EDMUND Rnpondent, anuroarSt.anlevattrlbutesto cultural differences. oo. ------ March 17th. 1,73. otherwise a meeting interested parties may app'earandbeheardwithrejpectto THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' JOHN EDMUND MAYHEW. electh'e one." ople. ...............•. ,, ''v'. V.' rvuIvøry IlIfl. 1713. (Seal) , . . . MGT. COMP,NY, INVITATION 70 BID " The presentaUun ci mI'r Plaintiff, VS. 04 work Call us if you have a real 5—Lost & Found ______________________ - 73 t9 '..1esrnan car on Celery. 27 - JOSEPH I. BURNS and Florida -_____________________ ______ _______ - 1' sensitgve and very moral people." Kerxyadds: "We'vecoinea long way in the last few years, I- 4i - importanthsunan 3,1975, in tbeCa%setberr City Hall, BAR.OEP4 IPITERPRISES, INC. 0 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR CARPET SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Casselberry Florida, tar the our b a ORLANDO CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1792 ch "IALT. Tlt.CtTY crr jfl M.rrs.v, 1 Cl' new'r TRICAL CONTRACTORS, a car Specifications may be Obtained poratlon, and tIERMAN GOLD JUDY S t)OQNON. Wife. relationshIps, material with sexuai notations, shall not be treated and - FRUIT, FOR SALE .17 $! - exploitatively or irresponsibly, but with sensitivity, Costuming butlthlnkwe'vecomeasfaras and movements of all MAN. fromtheCltyManager, Caiselberry City Hall, Cassetberry, Florida. Thu Cityreservestherlghttoacc, or per- For most of its history, 'IV similar manner." was noted for shoot-'em-ups, The Federal Coriununications mindless situation comedies, CommlsslonLsforblddenby law - ØLIJ iswsy variesy anow.. w cisor anyuung on me air. and GERALDINE A BURNS, his wile, whose residence 5 unknown. ------ -.--PI '.".1 r,'J,urIuJ Harry 0. Hug City Manager Publish Fib. Il, 74, 1975 DEK ifs i La Ic 1 ' Sti1j cii S .',.. FREEMAN DORP4ON. JR. NOTICEOFACTION - this mold In iVi, station to forfeit up to $l,OO if Now daytime soap operas, the station violates a federal Saturday night comdies, medi. law pwiL'hlng any who "utter cal dramas, late night talk olcene, indecent or profane WALTER Defendants. ...,ke CP: Sta?eot FlorIda, has established the Deputy Clerk sum of 57 .713 00 as the ie'vcl of THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. unomnpcnS.ated servicej to be made CLEVELAND & MIZE WALTER FREEMAN DORNON, available by Seminole Memorial Attorneys for PetItioner JR.. WHQSF IzFSIflFNCF AIJrs Pñ •° IliWTIjUiV! U, 1711 ---------. -- 21 "-Sthiã;js (" Wage Increase MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (Al') — "to put America back to work" The AFL-CIO plans to use Its by enacting tax cuts geared to legislative muscle to nresw mw 'n nt4di Ineom w'"kCongress icr a new Increase In eu's. The board also requested the minimum wage to help the rnorepubllcservicejobs, subsilowest-paid workers cope with dized new borne construction double-digit inflation, and reduced interest rates, Mthoughitislessthanayear Longer range goals were left 'r since Congress raised the pay for the executive council, which floor, organized labor will is expected to reaffirm the geu. argue thata bigger increase is era] board's program and also needed to help workers make focusondemandsfornew trade uplastyear's5.4percrntlosof legislatlnn to protect American purchasing power to inflation. joti by restricting Imports. A Under new amendments new push for a r"tional health signed Into law last May, the insurance program to provide minimum wage went 2O health CAfP 101' Pt'P?VOT ?IA( for most workers on Jan.I, expected. - -- I SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER Vacation or live under beautiful oaks. Fishing, canoing, swim ' I minC. mobile home or campsites . CampSeminole, Smiles c 1.1 :_iSR 36 372 U70. 18—Help _____ $2.30 by Jan. , 1977. labor is backing legislation now Consumer prices rose an av- before Congress that would WILPURPI M. LUWE, Ill ani erage of 11 per cent t year reguethefederaIgoyernment P4ARRlT t,OWE. hiS wife, Defendants and, according to the Ford Ad. to pay For health insurance of to this ve:ir. benefltswhentheyarelaidoff. The la!ir Iz'dcration's pOlili- Husband becon a key part of lator's also is meeting here this week, road economic program for and while the question of its whIch the AFL-CIO is seeking relationship with the 'nrrrec. !nnih Sup,e-rt l)c;n i.'rat ii' N;i tlI'ltl ('liii. Thtsweek'srneeting of the 3 - mittee is likely to be raised, nan AFL-CIO executive drastic changes are expected. oundil, beginning today, ulil There hMd been threats in reIerve as a follow-up on propos. cent months that some AF'4C'° a Ii bo'd In Washington. The council meets in the plush surroundings of Miami Beachevery February, and this year j different, despite the MELVIN L. URINSON 777 Earl Street Rochester, flew York TO WILLIAM DAH)L!L HAAS _-. & . - layoff of thousaids B . of union rT)fl1oer'5, Liberty, Kentucky 17432 that MARGARET BRINSOPI ' filed .1 Pttiti in te Crc uct Cchjt Of YOU ARE hEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole Courtly, Florida, f,'5r —.-a-. _—. , most of AFL-CIO rresident iietrge Mr ny'scolieagueswllI Ftbridjt, and file' the i..0 $975 ,.uur, on stn ay ci Pearuary. origins? wIth tP'.e' Clerk of the above (Seal; ttptr,1 (irt nr tetu'e tmh f'ytjr If fteckwi!h j )Ø", 1913, r!Pir'r ,- ntt' a luoment A (tk oI said Court " to entered against tar th you By Cecilia V. Ekrn -. a.'.'r,Il cjrrnarced in thi CQ(flT8int.. Deputy Ctrk WITNESS cnyheIWer4Vhesealof Law Otfkes -...-..----.-- '.-. tt) tm,., i.i ,-t&,,,.,i,, -------- -" ' ', .' mc4iat ' ________ 32Houses )l70FlorictaAve, 3736430 Areas open . off Southwest Blvd.. off 25th St. off Locust Ave. Call 644.3O1. . -- )i lab SafldIeWOOd ViIIas' " "-"'-'- "' u ' * Unfurnished Twobedr'm la,n.ini LakeMiry. Reasonable -. 377 1. Un!urnished nice garden $130 per month, 150 deposIt. 373 331$ after S. ____________________________ ______ 3om -. - Best $55 lot selection now available in Sanford', newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Q)fl t and inspect the Model Homes on dJ.spla . Dishwasher•Disposal Clothes Washer- Dryer Free fiShing and canoeing on beautiful Wck,iva River. Quiet spot, aoutls Only 5150. 372.4470, * Recreational Buildiiw "O ---------* Heated Pool Home __________________________ 1 . 2 Bedroom SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and F ROM 5)65 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD. 373 7670 - " .ANFORO ____________________________ __________________ 1150 month; $30 security. 372 4799 * * JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC MULTIPLE LISTING PEAL TOP W. Garnct White '577 4991 19)9 c Frnrh 372 7371. 372 1196.32? 327 1939, 37 1)61 _______________________ Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford 372 7551 Sanford I bedrooms, central H&A. W.W carpet throughout, nice neighborhood, deadend Street. Ideal for children. $4,300 down and assume mtg. $170.72 month. 322. 7.377. months ot 32] 5811 3cr 4 bedroom, I'., bath house Good credit andqualif ied bu'er. 573 #00 beautiful ook, swimmirg. fishing, Home On Lake and canoeing. See at Camp SemInole, Smiles west of 1.1 on 14 3221170 bedroom, 2 baths, with good neigh bor7pct mortgage, or refinance "A. f?-IA it I rt e Drnr i-f,, 0 A VTA pi or Al TV ' 'r'' '7 F1SJ ivil nLrLl I a--Peg Real Estate Broker 7500 Sq. ft ,72O Volt, local for repaIr 377 1X)I '610 Hiawatha Ave. at shopor warehouse. 377 6321 or 372 4470 ---- ______ Can't put tt',e car in the garage Se, no longer needed items with a classified ad in the Evening Herald, Dial32226lIor$31.9993to RL a therefore Is paid and delivered or any promissory note or evidence lndebte,ets for the purchase By P,'rr!or. Rryef.t,Iom. (so ,..,e.. ,-.a ;"J'tin. wa c' 'etc owt on this lib day of February. A.O. $975. -- I I Pt I N Storage Space Which said mortgage encumbers THE CITY. PROHIBITING . real properly Situate in Seminole ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PER ______________________ ') 41—HoUses -- - ------........-_---_____ 3 fIR home, 7 baths, 11.000 down. (Seal) Arthur if. &kwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminoit County, Florida By: CLime RiCharcie O.piuty Clerk ' STEPJSTPOM, DAVIs a .PlxWt! current bill. The Seller ties made a Sotfmno*thofthpI;stotcreditors ortip:efe and accurate according t ma of hIs and formation ao II lithe intr'.t that the ctaimsshallb,satlsifiedon closing, s 'is to Whlttaker, Pyle Cnd Stump 114 c" Eta (>1. - 'xvi.,. ,TlUyi1Ull AVCflUW, Olao, Florida 321*7, attorneys for the Plitiff, on or before the 11th day of March, 1975. else a default wtl oc entered again$l you. IT IS ORDERED that thu Not l, • Ia Tb, Ebtnlngtlr'ald, nawspeper publithd in Seminole Week for four consecutive wecs 4 'I '• __ _________ _________ _________ ________ S ________________________ ww i to time Linlil final action is taken by the City Council A (noy of the proped ordinance pot at the City Hall, Alteitionte Spt'ligs, FbOl'di, and copies are on tilt tth the Clerk oi the' City and tame may be inSpected b a'.I) i"' . 73.6% ?ark - - I I I ' - P- ____- Harold Hall Or Cnni'elnnaI RelIne) 'l 44 . ..... 4 LICK DEK $9 Accounting ____________________________ Ta' Returns, 'O ym! ripvcerce WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five — , ie'x 9sy '; 4 1 Entrance P Pansbottom, ] ll?'a __________________________ J Air Conditioning ' Central l'ft'at & Ar (oncJiIon,ng For free estimates, call Carl Hrris at SEARS n Sanford )'7 - Call 3222611 or $319993 1125. 530 761. — Ar" '' ________ '' _____________ trrr.. ,,.,,.,.,,i,. puppies, Champion lineage $$Po5)SO Mr. Anderson, 365.5710 - _______________ '70 Maverick. 6 cyl auto, steel billed tires, air, tinted windshield, 51.750. 5309264 alter 6 ANIMAL kIAVLN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS 22 573 - Move your old abondonea car rDr 'otj '..'" ..s" -s .r p.m 3271624 __ 67A—Feed 1973 Jeep, CJ 5, 4 wheel drive, AM radio, Over-sized tires, extra Call Don Pope at 377 --------- Hay 'ar sale Fertilized Bahia, heavy batej Limited supply. Call 1631 Dealer. —_________________________ "' W4.', — flu*a.w Cø,kw,.., C-I.. 'ma#a, '71 some below dealer cost, frst I3 — finest Iliad Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's "BuyDirectFrom5r" — -- - - COmleflr5t 68—Wanted to Buy Largest choice? dealer Plvi '75 Fla.'s Datsuns arriving daily Ph 631 131$, Open Sundays 126 - Wart.d to buy used or-cc furniture, Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17 92. 630 4706, 1969 Impala GoodTransporlaljon,1300 ___________________ Private Party will buy your diamonds i Ct. Up. Also gold ieweiry for cash Write P0. Box 516, Titusville. FIC. 1970 rio Chevrolet Impala con vertible', (transferred, muSt tell) 64$ $106. — '64geV•. Auto. PS, PB, clean, dependable, 1375. '6.5 Chevy? Dr., V $ 55. ytfy gooc cona i2s,. Ovner wit, finance 7723899 Wantedtobuy' Slcieroomfor mobile / ___________________ —" _________________________________ :1 , 'I -- Pet Home improvements Kitchen ftathrrn Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks I Care PET REST IPIN BoaraIng & Groomnq I CabeIl 377 5032 anytime _______________________________ Realty Beauty Coire _________________________ __________________________________ - available ______ - _______ I MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broke? Peg 1 I 372 7443 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions CuStom Work L'censed Bonded. Free eit mate 373 6036 — Additions Remodeling No job largeOr toosnyiail Free,st,mte's 372 1571 Anytime — ________ Work, __________________________ — Alterations, Designing & Dressmaking by experts S'nger app'rd 'jae'r fl p 32) 66.61 ___________________________ Wall Papering LaL"jr', ,":l D' Cteann Service Free pick up aria Oiivcry 3 day Service safitlacton gv,ararttr'vd Green's Dry Cleane.-s 04 W,itrr Park J73 7512; 6717919 _________ 'iAP4P4lPlc, A GARAGE DOt 'T F n T . ... iI.tn:;.'r ReSidential. Comrc-i'c,,,p .''' '' "snait Cl,sss,fied Ad brings r. ',-turn5 Try one and see Call 322 - Light Well Drilling — WELLS DPI; .ED PU.Y.PS Pest Control ST$NE MACHINE s SUPPLY CO SPRIPIKL ER svcir',', All type'i, and sizes Werepaircndterv _______________________ 7'37W 2pt1%t - - -- '''a- Licensid ANDREW MATNEY flui?dnq&Remod,I,ng 36% 5315 373 77$4 SALE'. - CLASSIFIED ADS 3777611 PAUL S1ArEl PrefrsjoiI WaIlp.j.r _______________________________________ a- - tdl7Ii I CAR 1331 — — Carpentry Non inflated rates Repairs, Remodel, Addttin, LiciflSid. Bonded, InSured. Seyk, 373 4413. - painTing, Censent Hauling 3277643 Dry _______ . aa.,:i,. ii__,_ flWi5 4I''4YVLU or TO,', LR S HI AliT', SALON Sanford Ave. Master Beautician, 7439$ Myrtle Ave,Ssnford Phone 371 0)10 - MENT ALL TYPES i,;t ___________________ I - - Miniature Schnauzer AXC, shots & MS rrr''' ' " ________________________________ _____________________________ __________________ 379 1 P'n 372 5712 _______________________. 3 fIedroom. 7 baths. Florida room 525.500 VA and FHA tiflat-Cing WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 I -.___.____ -- Classified .'.1j are Pier. I': "'r buy, sell, rent or swap. . at a low cost. let us help you place yours EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _________________________ 26085 Hwy 1792 17l RI"? TOR 1 ______ iIII Close to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded lots• Street lights DATE') thit 12th day of February, '" 322-2420 Anytime I HOMES OF DISTINCTION 1957 ' TON FORD PICKUP 377 ç Bernard, AKC, female. 7 m Acressive watch doç. Basic obedience training. Needs good home in rural area, fenced yard. children. 123 534.7134. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ____________________________ bedroom, 1 bath fronting on Lake Combination business lOCôtion & Has everything 512500) IiyinQ QuarterS, pIus 7 car garage witn apartrnnt Real opportunity Monroo for couple to make good inccm and live, in excellent lo(ati,_5450(1) YOUr MLS Agency Genevd Gaitlens I ' $ _______________________ _________ Fr uSed furniture. appliarsces.toois. Closets overt lowing with suits that cc? Buy I or 1001 itms Larry's are too tight? A Ctajsified Ad ifl Mart, 7tS San?ord, Ai,t THE HERALD is the answer' ____________________________________________________ __________________________ ___ ___ pool 164.500 assume payments Large wooded lot 76' i 18' family room 372 3767 RE AL TOPS 4 _ ,• -Pets-Suppties ______ CASH 3224132 Electric Rangea.3' CcC:rrtone, Good Condt,on Sell, 110 373 77 IS s.Qns __________________________ seIlers.state'stothepropojt,y CO'S SUBlVlSIOPf, accOrding to ESTABLISHED PROVIDING the following are the names end thereof as recorded in Plat PISNALTIES, SEPARABILITY, addresses of all the creditors of the the plat ttl3HarleyDavicson 350CC 1300 3723119 _______________________________ OPEN NOON TILL DARK bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, CARROLL'S FURNITURE 5737 - Personal Tax Service that Telephone Co., Orlando, Flø. and Florida SHIes Tax are only OwIng a -- Sneak Preview Realty accessories 5175 5305)76. home,27'6"19'1O",crsn,a,Ier - 52—Applianc.'s - For Lease' MINI WAREHOUSE in ______________— Sanford, with railro,,d access We "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Ne'.. 1. 7 a"cl 1 becironni Mrvi a'i,are now taking committments for Iownhovsts Wail to wall carr.t, warehousing or small businesses CITY IDEAL RETIREMENT wallpaper, built in kitchen ano no HOME? 7 bedroom%. furnished, Zoning M12 Industrial. Airport maintenance fee. LOW, LOW. Blvd & McCracken Rd. Send garage, workshop, citrus trees ___________________________ LOW 7~ pcI interest under Older but nice Only $16,000 inquiries to P0. Box $10, Sanlord tandem plan Hwy 77 92 to 25th St ESTABLISHING . _______________________ privacy fence, carpet Un. behiveble t $23,500. FHA, VA. motor, never raced, Includes all only 17.50 per døy. NEED MONEY? FREIGHT SALVAGE Appliances.Furniturc.pajnt Etc. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOP MLY'S, E. 46. Sanford 373 1733 Days 372 6173 Nights 3773.171 or 3227332 Ste fl strom ptace yours. te R 4fl 2,3 mile* it of 17-92. Ph. Sanford (305) 323-8160' Orlando (305) *343299 . KULP DECORATORS 409W.lstSt 3222333 _ COVE $ —_________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS ______ __________ beautiful fullsire walnut desk with (hair 5159 630 176) Ornamental Stone fireplace, turned columns, sunsen paneled family room, 3 bdrms, garage. redwnod for GORMLY'S. E. 46, Sanford 323 Sears Zig Zag Sewing machine, CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR, 531 --- Shampooer - living room sei.6713392 ____________________________ SPANISH CHARM 97) Racing bike 12SMX. Outboard . Furniture-almostnew _ " __ — ::=:._ Qucensize bedroom set LOW DOWN PAYMENT BLAIR AGENCY JIM LIAPIDY.JAZZ.FEED NORTH — Motorcycle Insurance Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5 — $200 Down pay. Sofa and Coffee Table. 573 for both in good Condition Call 372.4071 after bedroom homes in the city low 520's selling price. Farmers Home Administratii Plan by builder. 834 1619 78-'ctorcycIes 64—Equipment for Rent _______________________ ___________________________ Full automat;c. Pay hxtrr. " $76 or 1 ,,,,,,• ,,• ior'. -"— - " - Freer, 322 5191. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Ridiculously low prIce. 323 2920; after 5. 327 7579. (CCrt,,)necI Hatlp',es. Pt EL'S OC,'r 1109 Sanfaro Ave '-----________.... Singer in machine. 443) _________________________ -- Ct 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 372 9111 Eves.$691146 LAKE MARY- $200 down, for new 3 - ladies desk. 175 Dave's Furniture, 500 Santor Ave., 373 9310 Call credit Dept Nice 2 bedroom block home. New roof, carpeted throughout. ' German Shepherd female pups, Weaned, shots. Beautifully marked. 323 4623 '*' 1961 Olds Cutlass engn, tran _________________________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER Lakefront. Loch Arbor, S bdrras baths, family room, 530's. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3237730 _____________________________ ______________________________ _______________ _______________ ________ Let me till your spring garden spot ormw your vacant lots Floyd Drop In bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle pOSition Like fliW condition, sold ne,v for 0$. balanceof 143 cash or 5 payments Of $10 NIW warrapty. 3 Bedrooms with double garage, 12, baths. family room, dining room, utility room with sink, built in appliances, fireplace, 2 patios. fenced, above ground pool s ___ 1,1 sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, wendS hib',i,, Stemper Realty Acreage 37) 1$O2afterap m ice - "' ___ .5 aa ________ con'eniences Newly painted, paneled, carpeted and furnished Can use as 2 or s?raQe buildings. 'All for only SChool Bus set, complete $105; ouitars. 513; new living root,, 1120; 2 twin beds, 150 Complete; * ' SANFORD RECvEE 5EvaCE 2311w istS? 37) 4711 _____ Bedroom COUNTRY LIVING yet closi tO city Mflu Paola- 3 Bedrooms, 3 acres of land, ________ W/W Shag Carpet ________ Central Florida's Furnished. Rentals from only CQ'rcI Prp,'- ks Hnms. Lots patio. Newly decorated, No more ________ _________________ MOBILE HOME PARK * HOME, all extras, good location. Make off.r, 322 7717 * :aroet from bankruptcy. 50 Rolls vatuedupto5Sa yd. Sacrlfice$5a yd Your choice. Weekdays, 373. 0061 5i —I -4o isel . ''--- 62 —Lawn-Garden Duo Therm oil heating StOyi, blower and automatic lighter p'pes, end tank. Good 3270716 NEW 3 BD 2 BATH . ..,.'.. whirlpool. Call 3737607. LO 17' Tr. . r'I I . .. dtiC, %' cr best cIIr .323 cI3 chairs, straight chairs, filIng CabInets, as is Cash end Carry. PIOLL'S p!h.'rr. i, i, VC114'.t -- ARBOR- I Bedrooms With all Custom extras. 17'x3l' pool 131,500.3772757, .- Wood or Steel desks (ext'cutive desk 21'Snapper Mower with grascatcnu AsIs.5O 17t) 9176 Ice machine for sale. Cube size 1" x 1" x'" capacity 450 lbs. in 71 hrS. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 373 6353 or 645.7333 EXECUTIVE HOME 3725622 . WE 'TAKE TRADES 75—Recreational Vehicles — cools Late model compressor, r:.. to quaIIfi,' buyer. 372 7750 - - -- 6175654. 3 bdrm. masonry home, fenced yard. 11.700 down, 513$ SO per mo., REALTOR 372 1191 3 bedroom home - fenced yard, ______ * CaliBarl Real Estate ___________ - '.'.',. ______ _____ OldUrghtP;no Plays, SSi) 37: 7f26after 30 60—Of ".ffl50N MAIER FURNITURE VA- No Down. 3 bdrms, 2 baths, carpet, central H&A. garage. fenced, patIo. 171.300 323 563) buyer 01,300. iBerrooms, i'i baths, garage, finced, entrai heat ana air, carpeted 373 3933 Evenings ________________________________ _______________________________ - - Japanese garden. Exceptional financing available to Qualified '_-- 1 6.2 BOrm turn or unfurn . Trade in your present home on thiS 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, tamily room, with 3,000 Sq. ft. of StCIuded MUST SELL Winter Park,b&5 471 AItmmeqitp 5pring b', o,.,r.,.r 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Florida room, carpet, hardwood floor, fenced. Near Malls $31,000. $314617 ______________________________ SANFORD - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, shag carpet, at tractive yard, low interest loan AFTERHRS: 3223991 1' — ___________________ - 3772)11 REALTOR ou can get a fair price when you advertIse your "don't netds" in the Want Ads ' $a.e 53,000 1971 Barrington. 71'i60 2 Bdrms. den 577.300 _- bedroom duplex, $150 month. 3 bedroom hoosi, $125 month glady Brown Reatty, 377.S717 372 1964. FRANKS IN ARMS APTS. 32O7OrlandoDr 2i24ParkDr towering oaks and a private LAKE MARY Unfurnished Clcse to downtown, new lOvely 2 bedroom air carpet, kitchen fully eQuipped, Water.sewer garbage service p0 by owner, 1110 372. or 37) 1593. Jim Hunt Realty Iuuriotjs living, surrounded by -___________________ 1e't - 2 30-Apartments ________________________ ' Orlando, droom duplex apartments, Furnished or unturniShed 60' swimming pool. 1770 S. Orlando 2 Bedroom duplex, $100 month. 2 again No selling experience ideal for your retiremint home. 1 r2 (TIfl'flS No lnvtttmnt, tan Soliciting. 323 779) after 6 DeBary, Adults. Lovely large) bedroom asr, ideal for retired AtIrII ''"I' persons. 665 64E 3726054. says.... Make it a Hapg'y Niw Year. Pay off F encumbering ftc fotlo*ir.q real filed against together with the tenements, Said Ordin.ncewa placed on first you and you are written defensis, if any, on NED N. owing to each of laid creditors PfOfW .'ty requIred to serve a copy Of y JUL lAN, JR. of STENSTROM, Carmen Western Wear, Denver, P*reditaments and appurtenances reading on February 11, I,1S. and Lot 7, Blotk 77, NORTH written de'fense, if any, to bAlnogIng, and tPt rinl, Itt. City Council will consider same it on DAVIS A MdP4TOSH, AttOlr4,'i fr Cob , $73457 Poultry Health ORIANE,u, 6th Addit,00. according P,'rtn Rosnbi,m, Fsq, Attorney PetitiOvW, Post Off itsi,es and profits thereof for I inl passage and adoption after CC flax t)'10, Servii'. Jaclsrt,vlIe, il, 5137 00. '. ?t'.r. '4 y, ar'4 cacti c ru, arc hereby fi cft'd ri i '. the rutilic P"irir; r,;tit ir,..n p',,. Sanforo. tI'i .;'., l ill, a.'? w'h'( ti 'i II t;(' , ti. ,',' lI '.','r'txr it ',',.'ir , L)cnr. Cole Pial ftç , v 1,? f ' çe 9. Public ReCOrds Suite 705, 130 requlre to file your written held in the City Hall of Altamonte Last Hiuhway IM, original with the Clerk of the Circuit si'o $0, The Rogert Company, defenses to the of Sem1nole Coi.stiy, tiorida, Complaint with the Springs, onTuesclay, the 17th day of Casselberry, FlorIda 37107, on or COUrt Ort 0! bifre March lIt h 1913, Labetanri, Fla . has b-eon 'ho IQainS? you ana you I'efc,l'eMarcp, 11th, 1915. airierwisea cther*iSe a default and ultimate 51.171 IS, Hu:be'rgs Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for March. 1975. 6? 6)0 pm . or at tar, Ki5Siriit'C, 114, $),74g soon Me required toe'rvra copy of your Judgment may b, entered ,uainst judgment Seminot. County, at Sanford, thereat ICr as possible, At the will be cnterc'd ag.*inst Acme *r,itpn defenses, if any, to it on VAN you for the relief demanded in the flout Company, Clarksville, riotida, and serve a copy thereof meeting Interested parties may OU fcw the relict dem.andid In the Tenn , $4)j,;9, Florida Power Corp.. upon Ror$ S. Green of the firm of appear a be heard with respect to vv.i Labor sources say that even though relations with the Democrats are strained, there is little likelihood of wholesale. reslgnaticrts. " Nice location, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath. NOTICE OF ACTION OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION Jonesboro, ('14'orf3ia - -. to share apt. Call 3390u$ Leave name 6. number h1r for excellent income . CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE 'DATE. SlldOrdinan(ewasp)acedonf,rjt reading on February 11, 1975, and .._ th• Cliv fi,n,II ,i.III the month of February and before 633 all In the Public Recoros of C I C V A '7 I 0 H S HAPRIET LOWE 99 R'wtt B,.itii'r Pr .r. .--.. _---_- .------ _____________________________ housework, call Sarah Coviniry price County, Florida, described as MITS AND CONSTRUCTION increaiebyaboutthesamerate - - home. bt ---- - "Ken" or "Bud". After hours, 373. 7117 Or )fl 7111 191 Country Club Peg Real Estate Broker __________________________ __________________________ Hwy.4 1, Mi, Eastol Ii _____________________________ Plan now to vacation this year n your own REC Vie from Waterbed Sale * returned to you inCShon cloSing 311 313 E. FirSt St of your home. Call Jotwiny Walker Saturdayl P M Open daily 10-S We buy. seIl,trade Assume c ','rp 77 H'j 17 een5uz"jttrame,1i6 FLORIDA WATERBED CORP. contracts will qualify for aCash rebate upto $50) Yes lpct of your new home contract priced off - M. UNSWORTH REALTY $03 W 1st St. fenced yard. Only U$,)00 _________ WayneJohnson,fhestockoIgoeis, Decmberl,1970;,ndr,r,(orded FLORIDA, Plin?,if, Wanted ' ' ___ 1 * "ME" "•"" o.i'vi' , ut-droom, I At 'The Fair WALT'S TOY STANDS CentralOrlandoFair ENOUGH FOR - BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER ('/,hp IrifI.tiii ti:;', BIG "3" - '" 2 BDRM. furnished or unfurnished Adultspreterred 373SlSlor3fl6ö2O Rentals ____________________________ . ' )fl 73i0 ____________ condition, WIN * They ' re Hot! Good 536 7920 "wret * _______________________ _ _----- side byside and dryer, good color and B W TVs, cocktail tables v.'t.uum cleaners, depresson glass and misc too numerous to mention. 23' 7 craft steel ?uII. t.n grey - __________________________ dern,nd & - — li—Instructions -______________________ - ____-- advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads payment, monthly payments less man rent Government surisidized o Qualified buyerS Call to see if ('S.' Duplex. Lake Mary Kitchen eQuipped, 7 bedrooms, fenced 37771 ________________________ '' __ nt !Ur)i, Get EM While * 3lA—.alexes ______ ______________________ for Spring sewing classes Singer approved dealer ' 7 C. itt 5?, 323 6161 ___________ - - * ______________________________ or Cafltc narct Menagei desires positIon. Colegegraduate, 20 Yrt. FlorIda experience. Reply Box 547, care of The Evening tinroll now :' OF THE CITY'S SEWERAGE AND WATER SYSTEM: PRESCRIBING Wamii _________ - ,., ur the public hearing, which will be'1 This determination haS been made Publish: Feb. 17, 24, March 3, io, Notice is hereby given that we are 'o lowing described property located held in the CIty Hall of Altamonte YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED pursuant to the being in Seminole County, engaged in business •t 602 w. requirements of the 1975 _____________ that a reocceding for dissolution Springs. on Tuesday, the 4th day of I S.anlando. Springs Drive, Longwood, Florida to wIt; of regulations of the Public Health DEK.91 marriage has been filed March, 1975, at 630 p.m.,cr as soon I Lot No. 9, Block "0", The against you Service, U.S Deoartment of Health, 'm'nte County, Florida, under tne and the short Ifie i IN RE: THE Education, and Welfare, (42 CFR, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT thereafter as possible. At the fictitious name of KELLY'S Plat Book 16, page 9. Public MARRIAGE OF JUDY S. DOR 111)andtheapplicableprovis;ons EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. meeting Interested partIes may BARGAIN SHOP, and thaI we in. Records, Seminole County, Florida NON, Wife, and WALTER of Florida Medical Facilities appearandbih,Ir(Iwitp)respe(,to CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 'end to register said nar. with the ties been filed against you and )'J FREEMAN Con DOR NON. JR., the proposed ordinance This COUNTY, FLORIDA are reQuired to serve a Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole copy of your HuSband, and these presents strucliOn ''Uncompensatect services'' Cll'IL ACTION PlO. JSI4SCA-69.O hearing may be continued from timi County, Ftorida in accordance written defenses, if any, to command you to appear and file means Service available. In the MURCADO OF ORLANDO, iuc., a to time untllfinal action is taken by Howard 3 Clifton, PIa,nl,fI's A. with the prOvi5cOns Oh South your Answir or other defense ?01'ne'y, whose address is: ill facility which are madeava,Iableto Florida corporation, a k a MUR- the City Council, r.tt;ous Name 5tatuts, To Wit' * A copy of the proposed ordinance Sr:toni6SOc Florida Sta'utes ics;. Maitland Ave., Malltand, Florida on OCli'cuit persons unable to pay therefor CADO, INC., i.irs m •r mor is posted at the City Hall, Altamonte Plaintiff, eminoIe county, without charge or at a charge which or before March 5th, S Patricia Lick., and file Fiorida.Ser,acopythereofon SprIngs, Florida, and copies are on the OrigInal with 'he 197$, is less than the' reasonable cost of clerk Clarence R. Lickey of this Petitioner's attorney, ROGER L. sucn and file with the Clerk Of the City and SCARLATA Such RONALD court either before ser'iice on Services The level Publish: Feb. 10, 17, 21, March 3, BERRY, Post Office Drawer 0, BEVERLY A, SCARLATA, his wife, same may be inspected by the , 1,75 Plaintiff's Attorney or immediately services Is measured by the dif thereafter, Otherwise a default will Sanford, Florida 37fl), on or before ferencebetweentheamou,tJ paid by and FIRST BANK OF SAVANNAH, public. DEK 3$ : _______________________________ be the 2S'Pt 'Jay of February, AD., 1975. 5vh DAT ED thIs 12th day of February, entered agaInst you for he relief persons for the services and the a State banking association otherwise a default will be entered . organIsed and e*lsting under the A.D. I97S demanded in the Complaint, reasonable cost thereof ' F ICTITIOUS NAME of eQainst you. Phyllis Jordaht, Witness my hand and the Seal Notice i hereby Qiven that I am The level set out above meets the laws of Georgia, WITNESS my hand and seal of the City Clerk Deendants, engaged In business at 637 Ivanhoe this court on February 6th, 1975 . CierkoftheCircultCourtoo,his7;st presumptIve s,ompliartce puidelines Of the CIty of .. •,, • NOTICE Ø SUIT .... -. Way ('at..'.. ,,, day of January AD, 7973. -' '" Altamnonte Springs. TO: FIRST BANK OF SAVANNAH, ArthUr H. Be'ckwith. Jr. Florida, under the tscliiovs name of per cent of operating costs. I (Seal) Florida State banking association, whote At Clerk of the Court S.-minole ?.'erroat Hospital has a ANCHORS AWEIGH EPITEP , Arthur II flcckw.th, Jr PutIiS.h' Frb 17, 1973 fly Lillian 1. .jrniknit the right to deterrnne how, when, principal place of business is i PRISF,5, and that I 'ntend to Clerk of the Circuit Court and to whom hospital services will Bull Street, Savannah, Georgia 37402 DEK$4 'egister s,aio name with the Clerk of As Dtpijty Clerk By: Cecetla V Eki'rn YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED *atd .1 Clifton the Circuit Court, Seminole County. be provided Deputy Clerk that the ?laintiff, MURCADO OF CITY OF Florida in accordance with the Attorney fr,r thi' Plaintiff There are no guidelines which ROGER 1. BERRY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. provisions of th Fictitious Name Ill South Maitland Ave. positively ide'nlify a person or ORLANDO. INC., a Florida carAttorney for Petitioner Statut. 'To Wit- Section $63.09 Maitland, Florida 3215) FLORIDA family as eligible to receive full or poratlon, a k a MURCADO, INC., 3 P'O Drawer 0 Publish: Feb. 10, 17, Florida Statutes $937 partial uncompensated services, has instituted suit against youinlhe IIOTICEOF PUBLICHEARINC TO 71, March Sanford, Florida 37171 P975 . Eachcas.e mutt be,'valuated on Its CircuIt Court of the Eighteenth CONSIDER 5: Ross P. Siell ADOPTION OF' PublIsh' Jan 77, Feb. 3. 10. 17, 1973 ________________ Judicial CircuIt in and for Seminole PROPOSED ORDINANCE DCX Publish' rib 10, 17, 21. March 3 own merits, DC) 131 County, Ftorid, Civil Action TOWPIOM IT MAY CONCERN; ins Publish: ret, 17 Number: 75 14$ CAO$ 0; th, nature DEK 40 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEK 94 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Ulihitujf lstotoreslosematcertain by the City of Altamont, Springs. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ________________________ tYiOi'tgige as consolidated, modified FIO,IOI, that the Council will hold a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CU5T, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE TO CREDITORS and spread on real ard perSonal public hearing to consider enact. I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R. COUNTY, FLORIDA __________________________ FLORIDA ThomesL, Bowser,doing business property; said mortgage is as mint of Ordinanci No 3737$, en CUlT IN AND FOR !rMINOLE Civil Action No. 73-254CA44.E CIVIL ACTION NO, 7,.'34e4.CA44-D as Westward Ho Feed nd Tack, COUNTY, FLORIDA, tilted' In re: the Marriee of In re the Ma,,ia of: Ar,,a.4,.,. ti,'.4 fi,.t-4. CtylI No. 15-56 CAO$ Mortgage recorded in Official AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY MARGARET BRINSON, LEA MARIE HAAS, Wife. Wife proposed seller, proposes tg sill to Records THE 10MM & NETTLETON and Cook S13, Page 70$, OF ALTAMONTE and SPRINGS, - MA'TLAPI() i'LIA MART Larry Saxon, Realtor furnIshed. Furnished are carpeted & air conditioned 05 & up 377 ________________ NAVEL ORANGES,$2,50 CU - I Also Tangerines ,) - MAILING ADDRESS ARE; FT I ------------- - ___________________________ ____________________________ 2345 Park Drive, 372 256) _____ ... --- _________________________ '2v!Es 'ro u,unt r TO PAY THEREFOR SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SANS CleckoftheCtrculfCouriont?ii;i2m CHARGE: PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTOP. PROViDING F01 Os, of February, ,,, ;;;;, '- ORD, FLORIDA METHODS OF PAYMENT AND The Bureau of Community (Seal) UTILtZA'TION OF FUNDS: Arth'tr H. Betkwith, Jr Medical Facilities, Department of AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION bed, l700FrenchA',e -. FOR THE _________________________ 319 3694 or 3493170 - GORMLY'S, E. 46, Sanford 373 11 33 - FOR SUCH on or before thC 1PtPt day of March, STANDARDS A 0.. 1973, OfhwIti a default will PROJECT: IMPOSING A WATER, SEWER, DRAINAGE. COi be entered againsl you AND wlfPigsSmyts,n(landsehIottPse NECTION CONTROL NOTICE I nr2 fledrr,m A$,,U. Ladles, need a lob or extra mone - ________________________ ______________________ NewYotttherearealo(ofvery Lind arage Sales — Merchandise — Lake Mary-3bedroorn, 7bath family room, pool family room, .4 bedrom, 2 baths, and sreened porch. overiooing barkvard of citrus trees. Wall to 5100 month AduIt. No pets 717 WMt 12th St __________________________ FLORIDA . NOTICEOF'PUBLICHEARINGTO MACK N CLEVELAND, j,, CLEVELAND I M1ZE. p.o. Publish. Feb. 17, 1975 S of quality furniture including: garden tractor, Several fliCe sofas easy chair BrIng itdOwntO earth by purchasing Thr ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd 5? Cab, 'itter. Iiv.in S days a week. Must be 'nature & dependable References Reply to (lox 563, c The Evening Heralø, t.o. an BabsitIlng In my home, Hot meals, ____________________________ fenceø yard, Hour, day or week, Springs, Florida, and cople are on and the short fill. is IN RE: THE file with the Cie'k of the City and MARRIAGE OF JOHN EDMUND tne' City of Altamorite Spring,. same may be inspected by the MAYHEW, Husband, and LILLIAN Florida. that the Council will hold a--public. hearing to consider enact A. MAY1IEW, Wife, and these DATEDthisl7thdayofFebruary, presents cOmmand you to appear mint of Ordinance No. ii'i. enA 0. 973 and file your Answir or other titled: Phyllis Jordahi defenseorpleadirç with the Clerk of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF City Clerk the Circuit Court in and toe Seminole AL T AM ON T C S P P I N 0 S Of the City of FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING County, Florida, and serve a copy Altamonte Springs, PROCEDURES FOR EXTENSION thereof on Petitioners ittorney, ____________________ RENTAL PURCHASE °LAN, 641 1006. ________________________ _______________________ _______________ _______________________ Park, $31 414). ," '.------ 2 and Education Center, Sanford, 1 Edrm, carpeted, utilities pasd Phone 377.4134 An Equal Op Quiet place for couple or men portunity Employer Atllrma'iye Mature adults 373 Action Employer. SWING SET NURSERY Open 24 p'."thase Call owner, 675)001 after 6 p m or weekends WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W Is? rc Ato ituto' Clerk Typist at the University of _________________________ CITYOF ti, -.. --'V'' '-"."'.." #Jl I'JI -"V r,,.i, YUIJ ANt PItNt1ST NUIJFItU A copy of the proposed ordinance that a proceeding for dissolution ot PROPOSED ORDINANCE •VV?? r'S* - per acre. Good terms Terry BARGAIN GARAGE: Wednesda Realty REALTOR, 675 0711 Sunday. Garage Sale. 100 N. Hwy. _____________________________ ___________________________ 17 92 (behind Sobiks. Longwood) LtaSSified Ads serve fie buying and 131 6660 .ellingcommunity ('r'cTh',,. read REALTY • MI..i1.liti!! Mon. Feb. 17, 7 P.M. - Neat, 2 bedroom masonry hOme, Seminole County, Ito 60 acre tracts, TAFFER #i iJtlt.. 11a 53—TV.Radio.Stereo t$'.,ACRES AT MAYTOWN ON OAK HILL RD. bedroom, 1', baths on very large Retirt es Dream, quiet 6. clean.? bdrm,, famity rrn . only S17,93. lot. One year old. Rent or assume Water furnished near downtown Sanford $I3 to Month. 321 0064. Lost: Monday inornear court house FORREST GREENE, INC. p010nied prescription glasses. _._LT0RS3fl.6)S3Crfl;O 975 ARE Immediate occupancy. EARN MOREl ---------------------__-. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 1975 DEK.63 _____ ADDRESS ________________________ Nice, clean, 1 bedroom apartment. Lights, water furnished, Adults Of The Herald, Deputy Clerk Publish. Feb 17, 24. March 3. 10, MAYHEW, - Ileman only $83 mo. or 523 week, with 7 adults Good salary Per Free. 4442077 for "We Care"- U..W'iil. .JJ. "' , Potice is heri'ty g'ven that the City ni Ca'.seiocrry Of Semnote , ,i ;i' receive sealed MAILING UNKNOWN. lotimeuntllfinalactlonistak.enby As Cli,) uf the Circuit Court pr0'tiont Of the FiCtItiO5 Name DEK e By' Jo, Stokes Statutes. To Wit SctiOn ô'i i As Deputy Clerk Florida Statutes 1957. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 01 THE 5: Mark P. Lazar EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. Gerald Korman PbI5h Feb 10. Il. 24, March 3. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE KORMAN & BRAVO, PA. 130 E. Highway .131 1973 COUNTY. FLORIDA. _____________________________ Longwood, Florida 37750 LICK 11 CIVIL CASE NO, S25$-CA-09.0 ba REXMAR Attorneys for Plaintiff REX A. STONE d Publish: Feb 17, 21, March 3. 10, Stanley is concerned, does not commodity on England's BBCwant to see sex and nudity on TV, butaspokes.man for the inthe living room TV screen, dependent, publicly Funded net"Whenwetakethlspositlon," work said In London that It is he says, "I don't think we're never automatically ruled out. appealing to a minority. There The National Association of is a tendency to underestimate Broadcasters' Television Code the sensitivity of the American says: ' hearingmaybecontinucdfromtime ...". - pv $f • I ___________________________ 2524 Park Dr 377 'ii. Realtor After Hours 327 flu 7770446 372 3991 $133 per mo, to qualified pur. chaser I _____________________________ By: Elaine RICharde LILLIAN A. MAYHEW, Petitioner, shaded by S beautiful ok trees. Eicetient neighborhood Es cellent terms. Everett A. Harper Agenc 706W 1st St., Sanford ___________________________ iilvi HUNT REALTY 72—Auction I _________________________ _____ - fl'di city (iark & Sanford Plaza. From SIiO. Airjott Blvd. near SarorJ Ave. 373 I - __________________________ bath home Carpet, drapes. Monday, Fib. 17, IP7S—SB _______________________ ______________ ____________________________ WlTNESSmyttandandltsesealof 11it!,174r, 1 JOH'i EOMUND AkcYHE j wi.orr same Plusbanci, and LILLIAN A. Yo Won't Believe Bamtoo Cove, I 2 BORM, shag, air, - said Court on February 13th. 1975 the public hearing, wttich will be ield in the City Hall of ,%ttamonte Springs, on Tuesday, the 11th day of March, 1975, at 6:30 p.m ,or as soon Complaint name of EMPLOYERS' BUSINESS Florida Statutes I957. 5' Roger H. Wells BENEFITS, and that I mind tO ".irncii .i. mcLum?nings register said narie with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, Seminole Cwnty, Publish: Feb. 70, 77, 24, March productions without room, Separate dining room. Beach, fishing. Adults, no pets Minimum Noon FrdQ ' to - 41c a line 31c a line 2Ic a tine _______________________________________________________________ , tired against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or COUNTY, 130 E. Highway LOry Florida 31730, and file the original withthpClerkof the Circuit Court at ?PIe SemIrtO!e Ccur'ty Judgment may be entered against - Lines — I 52—Appliances Acres with 3)0 ft road frontage. wooded, located oft S. 'anfd -Ave., few blocks from Lak. XEHMORE WASHER, parts, 4rv..1.. UPd T;; .iet'jr I MOONEY APPLsApdcEsmo.e, SANFORD _________________________________________________________ FlorIda 32102. and file the original with the Clerk of the above styted Court Ofl or befo"eMarcti 19th, 1973: FLORIDA,AMENDIP,IGSECTIONC 1975 OF ORDINANCE NO 317 74 OF DEK THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE _____________________________ damagesforbreachofcon?ract,and AND EFFECTIVE DATE. DIVISION E SaidOrclinancewasplacedonfirsl In re: thi Marvlaq. you are required to serve a cOpy ef FICTITIOUS NAME 3 has been filed against you and you are reQuired to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any, to it on van den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiChard. Deputy Clerk SOLID WASTE COLLECTION FOR timnurs?, IllinOiS 60176 SEMINOLE P R 0 V I 0 I N G FLORIDA YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an F E C : - _________________ _____________ want your tiusband to bring sap, "They're reaching a highhome a half.'dressed hooker. If ly selective audl c. There's you don't, then why turn on the of Broadcast ,....' "........'' - ' " '."" 1975 Court, Seminole County, Florida in DEK 87 I thru S times 6lhru 25 limes 2ótlmes AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by WITNESS my hand and the seal of Plat Book 17, page 4, Public INTERNATIONAL the City of Altamonte Springs, said Court on February 13th, 197$. Records of Seminole County, TO: MILDRED X. DANDREA Co M & D Interrational Marketlrsj Products, Inc. 5: Raymond E. Hodges Gary C. DeGeetani spcaILSInequaiiy naru-w-àermc "It 's .a rnS,- r, ef'426QeC in business at 430 E. Hwy. Florida Statutes 1951. for." cominercial rcstricteu has given them credit Winter PQIk RPTfS 6:00 lot 13 of SAN SEM KNOLLS, entered arl 'iou for the ,'eltf AMENDED in England. DEPT. HOURS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida 37602. and file the original with the Clerk ,)f the above ityled that an action to foreclose a mor COufloflorbeforeMarch)Pth,1975; tgageonthefollowingreaiproperty register Said name 'lttt theClerkof corporatiOn, MILDRED K. DAN public hearing to conSider enact. the Circuit Court, 5cmIn$e County, DPEA, ROIIERT L. PHILLIPS. mint of Ordinance No. 311.75, en Florida In accordance with thC Defendan,s. t;tied: provisions of the Fictifiot,, Name AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY DEK I.s;FIED den Berg, Gay 6. Burke, PA., at interest in the real properly herein County, FlorIda under the fictitious name of SOUTHERN LAWN M & 0 5: Branimir Botic Hella flocIc hell of a !ot of owners; - Notice k hereby qivvn tt we are Is more accepting than st.ation - the Clerk of the Circuit Court, nnd t:istt' — we intend toregsPers&d namevwith Burns says. television Is a necessary one. have popped up occasionally 'ameutSUNDEXHOMES,.endthat DEI' 90 ' Mostolthesestationowners Twobedrm.apt,orIerge2,OQm Mayfair, ) Bedrooms. carpetfd, hOUSI 373 937C from 9 to 6 central H&A. firaplace. private SHomes, 34B,thoom$ dining room, 2'7 lots, orange Priced From %2).5jO MASTERs COVE trees. By c,,vner S)O to $35.Soo OH THE LAKe i,t "°° _________________________________ I f uv I.A, i-urn. or unfurn, iaeai 3 Home,,? Bedroo,y,.i Bath location, reaonsbte rent. Ph. DEBARY -3 BR,? bath, swimming PrIced$T3,9gt0523 pool 363-3721 anime ssumabIe mtg price, JOHNNY WALK ER REAL 5)9.500 COR BET T REAL Chuluota- luxury 1 bedroom, Shag, ESTATE INC. ESTATE, REALTOR. oei i791. 831-9993 ____ Publish: Jan. 77. Feb 3, 10, I?. 1973 arerequlred to serve a co o your Bertrangandtoati parties having or Pubtih: Feb. 10, 17, 74, Mlrcti 3, - ____________________ Shoe Dr , Maitland. 37151. Seminole Publish: Feb 17, 24, March 3, 10, DEK 33 exposure: that won't happen in commercial television," says 322-2611 All parties ctaming interests by. through, under or agains' 0. E. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida _____ LAKE MARY _________________________ I ___ Enlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 43—tAcage _____________________________ _______________________ ________________________ __________________________ _____________________ 4 I — Hou s CLASSIFIED ADS cording to the Piat thereof as TRANG - 4J_ _________ -- _______________________ Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Publith: Jan. 77, Feb. 3. 10. 17, 1975 RE3IDEI4CE UNKNOWN DEG.134 All parties claiming interests __________________________ through, undjr or againsI George __________________________ i1nnts Uurn _______________________ _____________________________ K95 claiming to have any right, title or TGAGE ASSOCIATION, FP'.lITIOUS NAME enflaged in business at Camp engaged in business at 1060 E. Plainlslf, Notit is hereby given that we re Seminole, Rt. 1, Box 141, Sanfd Altamonte Dr., Allamonfe Springs, interest In the real property herein V. engaged in business at IIS'7 Sanford 32771, Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Ftorda under the described. 0. E. BERTRANG. etc., ci aI. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ave.. Sanford, Seminole County, under the fictitious name of CAMP fictitious name of MOTOR HOME Defendants. Florida under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE, and that we intend to CITY, and thatwc inlend to register that an action to foreclose a mor. TO: 0. E. ttRTRANG, a k a SERVICE OR CENTURY TV., and the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Circuit Court, Seminofe County, in Seminole County, Florida: tit the the Issue oF nudityorsexonlyilu complaint never predict what they're going _____ hiw. the City reserves the right to acct or reject any or all bids. William i s law why explicit sex and nudity are disease, impotence, homosex simulated sex acts on TV, al. abicnt from most commercial uatity, prctltutIon and rape. though It never has been so aptelevision, although a sceuc or "They're terrifically incon- plied. In fact, no TV station has great INVITATION TO BID Seminole Memorial Hospital in vitn bids fOr: 1. V. iolution 6. Admtnistralion Sets. Specifications are available at te office of the Adminls!rator. All bids shall be Mr. Robert T. Besserer. Adm., SemInole Memnrial Hospi'aI, I 1101 Casi First Strcct. Sa.xd. Ft 3fl7). flidsmuslbe re'ceivedbv nn on the 7th day of April 1q75. — NOTICE O INTENT TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME EIOHTEEUTH JUDICIAL CIR. Notice is hereby given that the NOTICEISHERE3YGIVEPflhat CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE City of CateIberry of Seminole t undtrsigced, ciesirincj to engage COUNTY. FLORIDA. 177, Lonwood, Seminole County, County, Florida will receive seated lnbusinesscnder theflclttiousname CIVIL ACTION NO. 7s.I1CA-OtF Florida undcr the fictitious name of bids up to 5:00 P.M. Monday, of EASY AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY FEDERAL tfATIONAL MOR CAR WHOLESALERS, and that we February , in the • si Park Drive. Sanford, TGAGE ASSOCIATION. in'en(ltoreQi%pr 1&d tsame with lhe CIeiI'r' C!',' Ifalt, Casselberry. ,., ,.;tla. lr.t.d% to rellste tn. Laid PllnIitf. Fiotida, tar u.y. rume with the Clerk of the Circuit v. Cnty Flida in accordance wIth _ 5Jffrat% ha 1.S. , ?t P1Yt5ICflS Ct th FIth1tCU tromlneCity Menager, enelDerry AT' ED Ihisl6thdayouianuar;; SARAH.TOHNSON.hIWi?J, Name Statutes, ToWil: Section Sce fl I : - INVITATION TO BID FICTITIOUS NAME Noticeisherebygiv,nthslw,are engaged in business at 613 Highway '' 7547 Park Drive A 377 9665 .: - small iOstitie0 tIt,fl5 b"i returns Try one arJ see Cai: 377 7S11 or 5)7 ¶) GREGOPY MOBILE HOMES AddItions Call for App? 327 3103 RemodelIng 3222090 By Henry Hoch., Inc 3103 b,tando Drive Sanlord 323 3700 List Your Busjness.,.DjI 322-2611 or' 831-99931 �LEISURE __ Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. — . 4 Herald's Monday. Feb. 17, 1975-48 , — (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live - Tomorrow 1:00 (2. 1) Tomorrow Show Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What ' s My Line (I) World At War (9) Let's Make A 1:00 (2) MORNING Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunri s e Semester (6) (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 (9) (35) The Baron (9) $10,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The Big Am America (44) Uniscope 8:00 (6) Captain (44) Dinah A: -10 (6) Perry Corno (13) Wesleyan Singers Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxcd 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (28,44) Movie Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (6) Price 6 Right (9) Movie (44) Leave it To Two Wheels (35) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity (35) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) Orson Welles (24) Man And I (35) Mayberry RFD Environment Beaver 3:30 (2. 6) How To Survive 1*...,..'. (44) Father Kr ws Mcdfcat C.cr.er (9) Cribe 13 Din f-ip (24) Washington I Fortu:i,. (6) Gambit (44) Green Are Straight Talk I!30 U C H (1 I. 0 A I) S B N 0 W T H it i i; W0UMNICSIUII (44) Phil Donahue (2. 8) Hc!!ywood it K U it M (9) Brady Bunch (33) Florida Lifestyle 11:55(6) News (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Of Entertainment (24) CaptIoned News (44) The Fugitive Culture E .1 U v o [ EAp0N jB M S C SC D N 0 E N S R IS A £ U C B S U I W N H AFTERNOON UIIAGKDUNMNNRAKLAOOG 12:00 (2, 64) News (6) YOUflg And Restless CIARQUBSODUEMBEKPBRU s M s I 1Q I G B I U B Q 1 0 M A II T 0 0 II ASISBi tngivctjoni hi, hidden names listed below $PPW f%W$Sd. bEkd ", ' 'ar"By in the livule. FM sub I-, ItIddeal nu.m &W box If in "11 i *,owal ARQUEBUS CATAPULT i-5:3i CBS "Its a Mysifry, Barrett, swws up to spread Charlie Brown" Snoopy and his some choice tidbits tonight. IILOWC('N engaging little friends are back, George Carlin, klnii of the nowthis time faced with a mystery. people comics, also visits. Who stole Woodstock's nest? 8.10 ABC THE ROOKIES Prime suspect turns out to be "S.W.A.T." This two-hour Charlie Brown's sister Sally, special edition will serve to rftossnow FLINT LOCK UIA'NDFRHU4S flOoMF:IIAN(; ML!SI(FT Tomorrow: F SPI:AU " TOMAHAWK I)i*e who shows up in science class introduce a new series HOROSCOPE with a "prehistoric" bird nest. officially premieres next week. But other thefts shift evidence. The regular rookies — Webster, 39 NBC THE SMOTHERS Danko and Owens — the gossip columnists, Rona the Special Weapons and i acüc unit -.WAT izd - - by I.A. Hondo Harrelson, played by Steve Forrest. who will star in the new series. Producers hope tonight's show will whet vie w ers' appetite for "S.W.A.T." with a story about how the special unit rescues tenants of a luxury apartment building being held hostage by armed robbers. Leslie Nielsen - Is the gang leader. Other guests featured are Arte Johnson De'r Mills, flarbar,i Rh arid Marsha Hunt. I 4 I I .,, .. fidentlal nature will open to add to y our resources, TAURUS April 20-May 20) Don't be hesitant to ask favors From friends In a position to help. However, request nothing more than you would if the roles were reversed, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Something profitable will come to you through one of your associations. it will be in payment of a service you've ')AUIi IAflIU'i(I'40%'. ZJ-Vec. are optimistic and dctive. dealing.; with those of the op. LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22 A posite sex, especially if you turn higher value than usual will the charm on full-blast. now be placed upon your talents -. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19) I.. L.... - - price- , UCI5 il op pi' tor someone is going to give you what you have to offer, something for your home that ViRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) A he no longer needs, You'll have big decision you'll make will be just the right spot for it. ,.. , _. *%. ; . x - . %i II 730 YARD' ':33 tYI.m II !i1JJ T_T N~ I ~ I I ~i I Rateo X "THE FAMILY" - - 29 lequlor $ I 3p(rtoIl'(IPf1Vflot.h(d rr- i L- " Vdue .. -1111111- GOOD ALL DAT TIL P.M. FRI 4 SAT.. IlL ISP lt$FrrØi ATC (HI &y 11571 F will kindle enthusiasm In others when you discuss your ideas. example, Malcolm tells of the partying ways of life the intIabitant lead on their jsi.and32 miles out In Lake Michigan. _________________________ -- ... :.' '--.... -- -.#' ' ' 4'Y.' - ' - "..- -- ' - -- - --- - t / . 4 ". .• $ rI.3.__•, r'- - . '' " 1t -• '' - - - I7 /,t f. " Appliances, Taster's Choice.. 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The IIBP4 RiPUGAM ACPOSS - i'r 42 Assembly bill r' H i.ihi if, ., S SrraI insect 14 French arId.' 45 Billet vetch lflbOfl II Zero 48 Meadow 13 Made a bird 47 Soprano PLoflI soprano alto 14 SlabIernn lab) 15 Dative (lb I ia African 16 MiIiemit*k 51 One in I6 Mariner s authority direction 54 More weird 19 Smail I sn 55 Cape(,. 2OCIeir gain S6Printng diplomacy coin I 4 r 1 I I I ' .•''i:r.'i I 1 ' A %I El A A 'i . .- L I P L IA ' T.leA ' N A: T II I NL.LflL 'ri N'L ' ITIA PifectF N:r.'F.tc) lid 6 111'11 S('f' 1 33 trwt .1U'fl crest 34 Poern 7 Shining 36 Payable II Strong north w"' DOWN 28 Fatty tort LJ".' l.._-i ;- Tt,.i A 6 From that plac,35i,n 9 Asian Country ne*sp.ip.'r 10 Biblical garden section 21 High dreclon 22 Former Turkish 57 Personal 15 Enchanted '., - $ti1 -! 38 Rural 12 Cornered 17 Recorded 39 Winged pest 30 S1Q*e I P.$.e dough lab) 40 Approaches 31 Bu dding si te 2 Foot put 23 Feminine nlO43 Spansh 1 32 Soak Hai 3 Make lace 24 Tumult 49 Cravat 33 Went by CII 4 Summer iFr.) 26 Birds (LatIn) 50 Place 37 European finc h S Sometimes fills 27 Evaluate 52 Picnic pest It Kid, hat, t)ait000 29 One who robs 3 Depot tab) ' 2 T 8 r YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 18, 1975 I irf' Benefits will come to you this year through unique chaunels and w some degree :ri attached. The gains you'll derive will be surpnisingly su bstantial. of — — — - — 16 17 — _____ — — — _ - - 118 ____ - 20 19 22 — — . I. - — J23 - —— 4 ________ 25 26 27 L. — - - — - 32 !.'._ — ___________ 5 7 Fri. • S Mid-ni ht. 11:30 F J 'Ni T47 — rw~~ I .$* ,### %tim1w, 1. 1— X. 4.10 I I *UHI u 44 ___________ [49O j .4 — 5j52 P. J ____ ..j I 53 57 'sflsW%l'Ih E\TFIIIIll'.P. T — —— ——— —— -- . — I? — I , A ;:* . ., / --. - -_-. - -: __ . window andopenedasidedoor I didn't thk anything out" He denied that he ever got anything taken the I . f . - ' . _- I ' hOBFItT1L CAMPBHI . :' ____ • TX_ Le ads. To -. Fire ' ' •f i i *' I I ' t 1.. ;. , __ .- - : p1 . - , i Ti t & - 1 1 -1 .,'. I I - . -'" - :! C'- 'W -17, .. £I ' •' . . - :i. SCH OO L ______ _________ __ ___ ne . from 5 feet to 9 feet before packaging plant can he con. strutted, Index 4A • . 411 Calendar ...................5A Around the Clock Bridge • - • . -- Classified Comics ib -. 8-9A 411 Crossword Puzzle .. _ -.10A that revenues collected by the port from the packaging plant will cornpliiiicnt the mitmcs tuulleeted tJ the lease. Ltji.y - flm Officials said the draperies were ignited in three Milkman Francis R. Dunleavy, of Orlando, were entered ir another school burglary and desks investigations, a portion of the building. Deputies said the building was entered by Arsonists apparently started a fire early today Head xv-rth of Dike Road in south Seminole. Mrs. Allen told Deputy R. E. Pritchard that she at English Estates Elementary School, Oxford Head, Fern Park, to try to cover up a burglary, breaking a glass door and the dispensary, cafeteria was sleeping at her daughter's home next door office, administrative offices and teachers lounge when she was awakened by a "popping noise" and sheriff's deputies said, were entered by kicking in doors. School officials looked out a window to see her home in flames. Seminole County firemen extinguished three were checking today to determine if anything is Officials saht cause of the fire was not immediately flaming chairs in a teachers lounge and mid the fire missing From the offices, determined. I .4 - ., ' i __- -_ - .. - COMMISSION HONORS HERO Robbe Sheriffs deputies today were Airport - .. _.,_ By ED PRICK Eli boycott is still on and black Health. Education and Wfare Herald Staff Writer leaders are still meeting to 'HEW) has also been urged to State officials say school work out the mechanics, join the probe, but nothing has officials in Seminole County "We still have plans for a been heard from that agency. ou1d either obtain court orders countywide boycott and the a gai nst Individual black Rosenwald boycott will eonleadeis or bring suit against tinue indefinte1y," Gadson a -,) protesting Rosenwald said, adding that an exact date Elementary parents to end the for the boycott will be set as boycott at the Altamonte soon as reports are in from Springs facility, black leaders across the - "We have discussed all county. . possibilities with the school State officials say court orlrd attorney and we'll be ders could be brought against r.:.iking T SOfl1C recom- Individual black leaders or u ndations forthwith," School . against the Sou th Seminole -S upt. William Layer said. Committee for Progress, of Meanwhile, protesting which Gadson is president. , ,.. -hosenwald parents continued Layer did not say which, if any, Ift their marching and boycott at of the state options will be put the 48-year-old school today, into motion here, with ont> three children Gadson said he is still X showing up for classes which awaiting word From the U.S. normally are populated by 211 Department of Justice which Seminole County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. preserd children in kindergarten has promised an investigation c ommendation award to 17'yraroId Joe Perry today. Perry was through fifth grade. into the transfer of black honored for risking his life to save an elderly Sanford woman According to black students from their community trapped In her burning home Feb. 8. spokesman James Gadson, the school to Casselberry possibility of a e5untywide Elementary. Plans are to turn Rosenwald into a center for handicapped children. Yesterda)' Layer was checking with state officials to set what they advise. After the , check, the school superin- Beating Probed A 49-year-old Lake Monroe probing the reported beating man was in county jail on $8,000 The boat d also accepted and the incident In a Sanford of- Mill Machine, IM Brown Ave and mostly sunny with n chance Sanford, Officials said the the neminatwos for (mcer. Ackerman told investigators scrap, taken from a storage new officers which are Ilinford, that after the blue ear forced area outside the firm's bul1dIn annroi.rI Wednesday. Highs in the mid 80; and lows in the mid 60;. Complete weather Ed Ulackshcre, secretary; Rod ('able, assistant secretary; and duiull on page SA. I)iufl Jackson, treasurer, of showers reported television sets, taken from their business. musical iastruilient amplifiers, tendent met with School Hoard Atty. Doug Stenstrom to map block wall .separating the two burglars I.,yok an ,ouletermined charged ,.... Deputy W. Jackson Starr, ,. . _ l officials with amount cit he.'r arvi wji. , ,, ''"4 na ti0. break-In at a tavern tit i. inls in ie j'stfre 'cpa-t11h St. and $2V0 in tools when flieflt id sa they were Interested Jamei Wpgner, vice-chairman; his %ehicle to a stop two black west of Sanford just off SH-49. who discovered the burglaries two county school board .-- ----.- Committee Goa l s Set -' Dear Abby .............111 Officia!s at Anierican Legiop Out -';Ilme type of strategy. In other action concerning androbbery rry of a Wonderlimke, bond today charged with lewd drums and kitchen utensils Post 183, Lakeview and [)r. Lamb • .. . -.......... 8A The sign-carrying picketers Say-More, SCOPA attorney Ill,, motorist who was forced off assault upon a child, valued at $1,400 Editorial ..................4A were taken in a Division Sts., Fern Park, marched around the school in Sheriff's detective George burglar)' at his home. Horoscope ................IQA William Hutchison reported to SR-46 east of Sanford early reported two 19( Springfield protest of the school board Hospital ....................SA the board that Comflank of today by three men in a light fingood said Herbert Walter Burglars made off with an rifles, three Masonic Jewels, a decision 1') bus their children blue auto. Obituaries .................51 Casselberry is processing a Wchrwetn was arrested last undetermined amount of sword anda Masonic altar cloth out of the school which they say Gene Ackerman, 55, was night in connection with an clothing from the Slack Shack, were Sports ...................8-lA taken in a burglars, ac' Is a cultural heritage and a loan for the port of $175,000 for treated at Seminole Memorial assault on a 12-year-old boy, SR4 and Mc5iawk St., after cording to a report by deputy Television .............IQA locating 10 additional storage Hospi treasured part of (1w b1ac Deputies today were probing prying ta l for lacerations of the open a door ('I'ltfl3flUnity Women's ----- -- - --- - --- --at the ad- Clarence H. flraecklin. tanks of the oil company at the head, arms and upper body, the theft of 3,000 to 5,000 pounds joining Swim.N-Stuff shop and In the request for the inport, police said, after he reported of stainless steel scrap from smashing a hole in a concrete Sanford police today reported vestigation. black 1eders %'FTIIFU Yesterday's high 87 loss this morning 61. Continued warm Hubbard reported that five places, possibly with a cigarette lighter, but ignition reported the fire after entering an adjoining pried open and ransacked. cl last nikht's ) imr'-us'ii1y cafeteria to deliver milk RI 4"i api T'lepiitiv, ejd ',,c.-r ws v County Fire MminLctrntnr Gary Kjaisar aI4 n determined. •-.>.. ' ire .arshal Ernest L'UIIIeaVy first noticed trie cafetet 't no,' i .'.' iii .,riy mc.uiin f.:e J'..yi rr'mn.s el t:c Wright is assisting local authorities in the arson br(,ken into and then saw smoke spreading nrough frame twme vf Mrs. Pearl Alleft off Ttucawilla - SCOPA Administrator Jim Ryan said 4 -Yar-OId - incident didn't disrupt today's classes at the school. classrooms at Milwee ,Middle School, Longwood, - k Say-More will have tc0Pe Ilattawav asked the board If approximately $150, ______________________________ raising the level of the 2.8 acres 7 1W ouikiing and turned in tte waintalnel to the single room. Officials said the fire alarm. ___ q . questioned. newly organized Veterans of War Post 5405 of Winter Springs. From left, Post Cdr. Jack Schraff, Assistant Principal Leroy Johnson, 18th Dist. Cdr. Jack Burns, State Chaplain Bob Dysert, and Mayor Troy Piland. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Arrest Of " -. .1 •• _ The new Winter Springs Elementary School was presented a beautiful new I by :2 foot U.S. Flag by 'i"'" - "what's $3,X) going to be Oil Tenmnals Inc., for 2.8 acres worth 10 years from now?" of land at the port For con- questioned Hattaway, who structionof a lube oil packaging suggested that a cost of living plant. rate increase might be included the lease, which is the second in the lease. leasing agreement between But other board members Say-More and SCOPA, provides stated that the purpose of the for a f.aimnary IS-year term with port was to entice industry into .-?'-'1.. subsequent five year options, the area. Sav.More officials now will 'The port's not here to review the lease agreement. compete wi th private in- The primary term does not dustry," said Toll) Binford, who call for any increase In lease was elec ted the new board cost, a condition which board. chairman last night. -member Mike liattaway also was pointed out that It because of some problem wi thin the neck vertebrae, it may be necessary to correct _----•,_ F _- ' - U A- _ - A_ ,;. "15 years wasn't a long tim e without an increase." ByMICKEYIOCHRIDGE - - I-= - .. -4 - Court Could Be Asked To Settle Boycott Issue lease requested by Say-More respori.sit;e job where I must be that. sharp at all tImes. liii seldom Usually people like you hnN absent, some other underlying problem Other than the neck I'm in and temporary relief of the ' perfect health, but I am vain. I muscle spasm helps only a little hate to have people ask me while unless the underlying , what Is the matter with my cause Is corrected. .-'--- -L 4 - I --- -- P. , iff ti" "f 1. • - / - '' because of it,3 role in a IWO males demanded his money and was valued at $600. while on routine patrol, said maintenance trucks were CU' desegregation suit involving beat him before taking his Clarence Samuels. of 504 owners o! the Swim-N'Stuff tered in a compound at 410 W. Seminole ('otirty, ' u.'drth 't s allt't with S75 csh Marker St , Altjmuntt, Spru: , -hip re;'ott t'tl notlOnI'. '5 The . rt Uk n, : .'. - X t~~ ~- "IN 1 tC 4 - - .1 fXt L-.' / ri if RA\IU\I) III V1 If 1 . .j' JP -flj: '. - W -- • gr~ '' . - - ,,,-,!~V ,-,,_!r r,,. r-; I—.; I - 7 ! --it ,,,. ,. - IT.-- —,, 0~__ -k - — R 0" i Lft - Bennett said, We met there and Campbell went through a '- Ek -Ra ,. charge - Expected revenues for the Authority (SCOPA) last night port per year on the lease are gave its stamp of approval to a approximately $3,500. in my condition, and IF the muscle spasm is actually it made me a nervous looker) Into. ' -. - -& their arrest Jan. 9 herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Port A what you might need from a you walk means this needs to be . - t, I. -# . a .. # _ . A -; . Say-More Lease 'Gets Port Okay therapist was recommended physical t herapist. The Firsi' and I went to him for a number Important thing to find out is 31 visits. This summer, tinder a what is causing the muscle new doctor, I had 10 acupunc. s pa sm, if that is what you really lure treatments. There was no have. years it is 'lot going to be easy for anyone to do much about it. :• -_A 7 ._ - q A, W1 7) Detention cvner following his arrest nearly liveextinguished the fires. There were no injuries hours after the 1 a.m. blaze today that damaged a reported. second floor teachers' lounge, Mrs. Irene l)emski, school housemother, told Police said the boy was charged with two counts police today she heard someone leave the building of First degree arson in connection with the lounge and get Into a ear near the building moments before lire that started in a wooden rocking chair and the Scott Abrahams observed a "hin layer of smoke" DEAR DR. LAMB — For the past 10 years I have had a condition known as wry neck (it was explained to me as a ) muscle spasm), where my head hangs to the right of my neck with a constant ache. I ha ve been to very compe tent or. My suggestion would be to see thopedic doctors, and five years a good specialist in physical ago they put me in a hospital In medicine. He can use the Intraction for 10 days. When I formtbon from the orthopedic cri me home my condition, if specialist and also prescribe It might be that you are one or This condition both ers me those people with a short leg. Iflostwheniamwalking(flb These people rially effort) and when I am whole spine, inc willnghave 11w ludi the neck, driving my car. canted out of position like r Do you have anything at an to crooked stack of dominoes. The suggest in order to straighten neck is held In an abnormal my neck? This Is really getting jtjm to ccinte for the Inc down. Poor alignment beginning from DEAR HEADErt-Since you the bottom of the spine up. The have had the problem for 10 faj that you ha trouble when . 1 - *J Both nigh ts the appr('ximately 55 students The youth was turned over to Division of Youth housed in adjoining dormitory wings were Services authorities at the Sanford Juvenile evacuated as a safety precaution while firemen neck. 39 40 :I 4 r ... , I :. 1 d it store building. Tile state dropped a grand larceny k"enuesr erii wre, I'm in my mid- and have a IF •... By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. anything, WItS a radio and some tools Bennett, 30, of 113 Country Club ('irch, also pleaded guilty _ - _3 j I ford notice have - arr..jsai1 tL..venr..4d fire e-I.......•.....1.,,. •a.e J. ,. , ... juvenile en arson charges after . fire w~~t for the sch(4,1,3 eria (in the ground floor. Officials second night in a row at the Sanford Naval estimated damage from the two blazes at "several Academy Junior -Sch(*I. CAery and Mellonville , theusand dvIlars." I OD i v-" Wk ..V. P f, x.9 -1~ ,'. k "5 ' Im SecondSNA c hange I1 - 12 /"k F' I In the shed and later returned with officers and took ~. - AT # .-,- , Colonial, N.J., man still face local police and sheriff's the night of Dec. William Douglas Magner, 24, 30 when they trial in the burglary ring cases. departments. received a radio call from of 2M Mohawk Ave., pleaded PO ST All eight were charged with Animal control officer Robert patrolman Hiram Lyle Hamlin, guilty to the lesser offense of Felony burglary counts that on Flay Campbell Jr., 23, of 151 to meet him at a former hard- entry without breaking with the FL AG conviction could have meant Palmetto Ave., pleaded guilty ware store building at 205 E. (Continued On Page 2-A) Pain In Neck 1 I V, . . .1 rather than a formal biography much more privileged than he called "Hitler: Legend, Myth & chimed — but also display a Reality." Now 1w Follows with a very ordinary mind. considerable collection of liiiRonald C. flood Icr's letters and notes, from Associated Press A _7~'.Qo fri -- resignations but their names maximum prison sentences of to breaking and entering with .'re net immediately 15 years. intent to commit a felony and available The policemen, In entering the state dropped a grand working at a flower shop when Knowles said if others don't guilty pleas yesterday before larceny charge. Campbell, who he also pleaded guilty to -.i -resign their city jobs any re-in- Cir' ult Court Judge Clarence I told the court he a breaking and entering with t' inoled in statement would be up to the Johnson Jr., revealed that they divorce proceeding, faces a intent to commit a felony at the -1 - oepartment henri, ubJect to communicated before the maxjimiii store bu.Idlng. lie confirmed sentence of 15 years eto by th cit) manager "But burglaries sia radios in patrol in t ha t the trio met at the building .I don't think they'll ever get to cars using an "inter-city" radio -Campbell said he was off- and took some tools. The state "me," Knowles said. frequency that sometimes isn't duty and riding with Police dropped a grand larceny An auxiliary policeman and a continously monitored by the patrolman Raymond Bennett charge against Hamlin. -_ - _____ -. - - Hamlin, 22, or .831 Magnolia told the court he's now Answer to Previous Puzzle L n n ` i - - "T today that seeral of thpoh men have 5vibillitted their --- youth to his political testament dictated in the chancellory bunker shortly before Hitler BOOK REVIEWS - following an internal police depirtment Inestigat4on into a series of nighttime burglaries. Sanford City Manager termission. Local women will model and the presentation will i he locally co-ordinated, .1 Clothing for different social and .. -. leisure acuvzues will oe sflOWflJ,' _______ .,:z alter -1 Ir .. -_ -.. -- .---- ve5tigations. The SIX men were suspended From their city jobs without pay A fashion show will be presented by local ladies' and men's shops during in .-.--, -- -. i I 1% Woodcrafter Furniture Polish - I _ : I guilt) in circuit court )esterday to char ges ill connection with burglaries and were allowed to e e _— -- _. f j - 25th St. where a storage shed was unlocked Campbell said he took items '. -_ animal control officer plead Yeast, Fruit Fresh, Nestea Tea. Sunbe am Small i .. _____ '' ;1 -,R,- '. _* . I. '--- Four Sanford policemen, a . . ' ,.. - 'it' ___________ t j 'a i.iaaa:.:Ji . ." - -- 1k raId Staff Writer Crackers, Fleischmann's --_ - . - - - Flying Things FRIED CHICKEN oPtfd DAILY 11 AM - r t)t'' 1nk, IfEL/4i,f AWO-05 ,-' Joining with The Herald and area merchants in sponsoring the show are nationally famous bt8fld names: Blue Bonnet Mai'3111'iflC, Premium Saltine killed Eva Braun, his mistressli, tl~ arid himself as the Soviet army tional correspondent for The VWting Monticello, Iowa, he HITIER'S IETTERS A ND bombarded Berlin. Portions of New York Times whose job it is Iinth th.it "a little piece of the NOTES. By Werner Maser. ':.t-. " • - the other day "to rim the country to repi I ,... •I-.' IIV*I, Harper & flow. 390 pages. Maser's chief aim in handling and write on those littleknown when the 1fl.verir..1! plant th: the letters apparently is to ;d'eL of life in the heartland manufactured tukev feather One study badly needed in our prove that, contrary to "Mein that will help millions of Times clusters shut down. * time, when charges of com- Kampf," flitler's policies on big readers better understand their Whether writing about the re. munist and fascist are still Issues such as Germany's teni. own country — an immense cent installation of telephones tossed around so loosely, is a tonal righ ts and the JewLTh country, as the saying goes, at Squaw Gap, NJ)., or a trip credible biography of Adolf flit- question did not burst upon hin separated by a Common through the icy Great Lakes on Icr. It should show him as a hufull blown in his youth buP language." a giant ore carrier in the win- man If not humane being, how- evolved largely after World This book is a generous col. ter, Malcolm almost always ever twisted, and not as merely War I. This argument, while not lection of MalcoI:n' columns grips the reader's interest and ui unbelievable monster. Wer. always persuasive, especially and they are, for the most part, t ,RDON'SWARAIW With K RATE ULi;LD SHORT Complete d'rw' ,z. ' — - - 111 # - You have a very convincing manner about you today. You THE LONGEST ' / PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) _____ ____________ T" cm ROCRING YNIAtH I " ___ '. - By BOB LLOYD - , rendered. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) On-the-spot decisions you make today will prove lucky for you. ThIs doesn't mean you should Something important will be discard sound plans for hunachieved. Youil get most oi the ches. i,,...,i. i... ,,, ,,...., ... -4UII. WJUiI 0 LVI VI UVJIIJIU' ____________ ___________ i .- -. , 01 To Burglary Char ges Ili thoroughly absorbing as Mal. talent for using just the right sor at Munich, Hitler's Semitism, is generally con. the-scenes effort made it 21 Set yourself a material goal possible. — something that you wart for CANCER (JUNE 21-July 22) your Family. You'll be Persons with whom you stimula ted to gieati'r efforts, associate today will have an earnings enormous influence on your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. outlook. Select companions who 19) You'll be fortunate today In IP ____ ________ "t".' - '-3ç. ... - ; _ ••1-7;•• By BERNICE BEDE OSOL the right one, but cir- while.roving frotn West Frost- alive and give the reader a yet achieved this, but he has Another thing of which the proof, Fla., to Coon Raids, feeling of being on the spot with been working toward It for sev- letters convince at least one ARIES (March 21-April 19) cumstances beyond your Iowa. to Cackle. N.D.. and ornl v,. . ,.... .,.i ...i 'a -' .,, , In the writer. vønr i, ..---_ ..ru iiiaip..j aiau ivaiiuii .-. iauvr 13 UUIIUUI win aiso WItCI dL LUCy f101 Only the intersection of interstate 90 flw subject matter Is inter. In 1973 Maser brought out a prospects are very promising outcome, were frequently untrue — Hut.1 and South Dakota 63. esting in Its own right, of useful analytical examination today. A channel of a conLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Icr's childhood and youth were On Beaver Island, Mich., For . ~ V1111110, N j_ -. ~. homemaking. The show is geared to eat and li ve! better on a smaller budget. All food dishes pre pared during the show will be given to member of the audience. colm tells what he has found quotations to bring his stories springboard to power, has not vincing. are BROTHERS Current queen of assigned temporary duty with • areas of • . SLING SWORD i b . how to save money on many . 1 Andrew H. Malcolm is a A K W A H A M 0 1C B P 'it _____ ', Book Co. 301 Pages. $10. (6) Search For 12:30 (9) Movie 4 . 4 ..--,, • UNKNOWN AMEHICA. By Andrew If. Malcolm. QuadranglThe New York Times WM B U EGO E J D NE H I W US ES 00HUNBRNNIUNYAI - I Police Plead Guilty chant's display area will be _____________ open at that time. The Carolyn _______ ______________________________ ________________________________________ Lewis show will start at 7:30 __________ p.m. and be over about 10 or _________ gr er and a chance to win Only about 700 can he valuable gifts from merchants flume Economist Carolyn Lewis made friends quickly during her 10:30p.m. taking part in the show. Among visit to Sanford. This one at th e Central Florida Zoo took to acconunodated at the show, s' get there early and enjoy th! gifts to be given away are Carolyn right away. No dummy this llama, he was probably displays. jewelry, an electric coffee pot, thinking of all th e delicious dishes Carolyn Is going to prepare at plants, free dinners, a roast The Herald's Homemakers Show on March 4 at the Sanford Civic Watch the Herald for more thermometer, ice ejector kit, Center. details. S 0 p A U 0 N it N A it I I ULAEG0 (I) Jackpot it) Password (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check (24) Dimensions In u 0 11(1 E T S I S P E 0 it P D I S A I N (6) Love 01 Life Theatre re than 700 !iurdred tximemakers are expected to aueiid the shuw and they'll receive a free gift of samples, grocery products, gift offers, a chance to win 20 bags full of S Y 1 0 I 1) N W 0 I B S S 0 A R C I I Squares 11:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (24) Lilias, Yoga And You -- I) M It B F L t N I) E K C 0 1 T N I I. F 11:00 (2,111) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second (35) Felony Squad (4$) Lady Live-in 10:30 (74) t3lck Perspective (35) Science Fiction Ancient Weapons SEEK & FIND 10:30 11 At WhaI Af Rebellion V &__. -' new products, appliances and ser'iccs, but will also provide samples, gifts, brochures, and tree advice in their Inditirliint areas. 11I'.1 Best ,. : '-" show will not only demonstrate (44) Hogan's Heroes A Marriage : ' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . I .- Carolyn Lewis' program will consist of on stage preparation of 15 to 20 recipes and tips on I i 11 " Merchants taking part In the Sweepstakes 14 (3) Detectives (24) Romantic NBC News (13) Tom Ewell Shov 6:30 (2,8) (9) General Hospital 4 . .. F? (44) Lucy Show . , 1t . "' - auditorium will be filled with interesting displays by the variotis busIneS:t5. The (!iS;)laY I area will open at 6:30 p.m., LU) hour before Carolyn Lewis' cooking demonstrations begin L and will be open during in. 'li termisslon and after the show. Digest (24) Elcctric Compitly (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6. I, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (35) My Favorite (6) Mike Douglas (I) MovIe (6) Maude (9) Movie (13) World On 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home ' ..r'\ . . show, the merchants have planned promotions of their own. The entire annex and lobby of the Civic Center and a portion of the rear of the (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad ' . 67th Year, No 155-Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1975 % --A . A ff] . F_ ,__i I . .. 11~ gift certificates, free wigs, blouses, cookbooks, musical figurines, and many others which have yet to be decided upon. j . Catching the spirit of the Neighborhood Lives Guiding Light , k 1i famous Homemakers School. Admission to the show • ( (44) Gilligan's islanc 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's Deal 2:00 (2. 8) Days Of Our 6:55 Special Rookies Special Of The Week Council (35) Batman (9) Let's Make A (3) Today In Florida (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Today Brothers (13) Orlando City Turns £" More than 50 local businesses plan to participate in the show, conducted by Home Economist Carolyn Lewis of the national 4:30 (2) Bonanza Mery Griffin GilIlgan's Isla" (6) As The World Jeannie 6) Charlie Brown Jackpot A Marriage 6:25 () i Dream 01 (13) Richard Hall (44) Mickey Mouse Club (6.8) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,8) How To Survive 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (8) Sunshine 8:00 (2) Smothers (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News - ' . to finalize, area merchants are Pitching in to make the evening an ,excitlng and rewarding experience for those who attend. (6) Mery Griffin (9) News TUESDAY Deal (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2,6) Somerset 1011111011111111111111111111110 i..k1 the Sanford Civic Center begin Show (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World tjp As Big Even t I As plans for The Herald's March 4 Homemakers Show in (35) Uncle Hubfe Truth (9) (24) ç cping (9 TONIGHT'STV 7:00 (2) To Tell The I - if' EVENING 491 Show --- . MONDAY Homemakers ihe airport committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce has set goalr. for 1975 of at' trading business to the industrial park at the Sanford Municipal Airport. In its first meeting of the year this morning the committee announced to major projects to be un. dertaken this year. Th e first is to issue a brochure, promoting the airport facilities, to the air oriented activities both locally and in the Southeast, The idea behind the brochure, scheduled for ruItae in three mouths, is to encourage people to move busluesi to the airport's industrial park and to visit the area for recreation, according to Commi t tee Chairman Glenn PennysItt. The s econd goal of the comniluce is to establish an ads ertising billboard on U. S. I7-2 to stimulate industry to muse to the industrial park. I'cnayItt iiild he rspet-ts on fncreasr In the numbcr of industries that will locate at the airport, now that the improvement program Is undt'rlsas-, '__ � 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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Cocktail Time 3 (06 p.m. (llo d'oeuvres) daily 3iR,v,,tswwjs 'So.m. tiot, ' m~. 33Swncanton 34 I, Satur r - cnse ship, imperiled by a bitter young i1i: ? & r handed VO mflhon. He wants the '1 %. 29 Groat L oke disaster movie -blasts, fires, a sinking ship and the c commodating 't ' i Robert heroics. it P_ 9 - ._- J —_ all 'J"i I I Rosenwald, Old Tune With Harsh Tones For Semino /e 0 - By El) PI(ICKfl Iferald Staff Writer 111, a vote. Sims responded - Mrs. Pat Telson and E. C. Harper Jr. decided to sit it out but Allan Keeth cornpleted thesymphonyand it was done. The action to make the shift was over, but the return to tunes of the 60's had just begun. ANALYSIS Like the proverbial fog which rises over early marning London, the clouds of America's deeeeded racial unrest have cast their shadow over Seminole County, Anger, boycotts, the threat of futther countywide bo.vcotts and pending lawsuits symbolize the black reaction to a Lehool board decision to phase out their 48-year-old school in Altamonte Springs. - (action. Hut l4lyer, In reality, is only the musical . strument upon which the school board plays. If the tune is harsh, tht! Instrument responds poorly. $ But. it Is to Layer's credit that he calls the shots as he sees them. And in response to a 2 decision to bus Hosenwald's blacks this fall to Ca.tlberry, the veteran ,%luch (of their anger, blacks say, about the phasing out sch(xil administrator responded by tagging it a "bad of Rosenwald Elementary School is directed toward move . . - a gross Injustice." For the schml board had upped the ante by oirdering '~Alocll Supt. Will;am Layer, the top administrator In this the blacks transferred to Ca&wlberry -Ignoring Layer's coUnty's school system. Blacks say Layer is the root of proposal to shift the students to Lake Orienta their frustration unbending inflexible INI then the IU€ had changed and the emphasis had 'ive t their needs shifted to the "Lake Orients Plan," proposed by a group (of concerned whites who wanted a walk-in school and blacks 111 realize the decision to bus their children to proposed the plan to bus blacks to Casseiberry. -111 sselberry Elementary, a 16-year-cid school, came not C' The proposal struck a responsive chord In School from Layer, but was mandated bY the county school board l-ard Chairman H.G. "Bud" Father, who passed the which is elected by the people and as such is held gavel to Board.%Iember Davie Sims, (lid a quick bypass of responsive to their needs. layer's proposal and opted for the proposal offered up by It is ue, that Liiycr opposed the "minority white lake Orients parents. paper" recommended by the protesting Roseni4ald biaek 1lie tempo increase-cl, and Feather quickly cal!ed for _______________________________________________________________________ I i I Blacks stormed out of commimion chambers and retreated to their community to plot strategy and try to understand the Politics of the issue to try and reason why their children will be bused out instead of walked in. So Gadsen threatens to take the t thecourts Now, Layer says he has their answer, at least as to blackl (-of the land. Unless, of course, the federal governiment why he opposed their plan. Ille decision to phase out respond5 to his request for an Investigafion and can effect Rosenwald is "the best educational decision that could be made, but I don't agree Rosenwald kids should be sent to a change In tho,, school board's order. ' (iselbcrr "he 541d ' the blacks have made strident rniii' tI it 1I:s r nin ttiat .UCL Rosenwald l (ti(fl of UIIC' a Cu11t). Afl{I (J tLcn Sd SOIIIL 11i parcaL erc asked to give up the most - their community school the called even for harsher tune, but were dissuaded because least the system could offer in return Is a brand new he believes the system must be fought from within and not facility, lake Orienta, and not a l)earld school But stormed from without.Wise reckoning, that, since any lAyer does not direct the orchest:ra -the school board (other move i4ould have created dissension of a type 0at (S. even Years might not heal. And even among school board membc.-s, the tune was At any rate, protesting marchers tire scheduled to rest not one from Beethoven, but rather from a strident rock their feet on Monday, and their iall children are set to 'n roll band. But if the sound of discontent among school return to their classes to learn what children have learned board members was strident, the snunds niade by the since education became a function of the state. - ' A TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES PARTIES 10FRI. 7:jiI P.M. I SAT. 9:30-11:30 A.M. 130.4 P M 710.11 PM sc"Of rates 1wrlWay parties. clov*% 0is or 1"ar, . ~ CDUn • ~~~ 7 .___.__ 2 dI - - - - - ______ — 22 7--_: -1z~1k .,~-1,* __ 24 27 T M (6) Hee Haw (0) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk g:,jople .. ent (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man (9) Name That Tune (24) Book Beat 8:00 (2, 8) Emergency - . I , I' I II M 1111 J4j!J j, $ C - . ~ ____ 42 143 __ 49 50 51 52 - ~ I — — — — I - ____ _____ ____ ______ - - t Value & ... . Good Thurs., Sat. . -. & Sun. 4 vwrw, , ' .- / . .. • I _X_ JV . iz_ A . ~i --- - . _. a / . •' - repor s recommendation for a with plans to take official action county executive type of government, but coin- this Tuesday, or at least by the missioners have indicated no following Tuesday." stands publicly on the Once Freeman completes recommendations, drafting the bill providing for a In the first step towards division of the clerk's DepartsignIficant re-organization of rnen(,acopyofUebillwfl c IA 4V • - CHICKM Open Daily item til9pm Fri &SaI III lo p.m. So nford - i.: - Legislative Delegation for their - -_ - agreed to direct county attorney Toni Freeman to itothe ssarv up a bill that would divide state Ia Although the - .cler k's office betweenactual deadline (or submitting 11 court duties ad cal duties- bills was Saturday, delegation Under the new proposal, members are expected to . County Clerk Arthur Beck- tend the deadline in an%ith's office would be limited to ticipation of the draft. circuit and county court ac. tivitles, while a professional comptroller would be appointed -Sanford businessman, Harold Board, auditor. and clerk of all Kastner has been appointed county funds. director general of the Although some courtho Shncrs Convention coming er%trsseethisasat eat to to Central Florida Aug. 21-23. fleckwith'iauthority as elected Ills expect to attract more clerk, commissioners say that than 20,000 Shrinen making it they need a professional the largest convention ever department head to handle held l0 Central Florida fiscal activities - _J L % RESTAURANT A LOUNGE 33" EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA LocAted in The Edgewater Shopping Center, Cor. Edgewater & Par 4 - -I - W 1 -- - 1- .-; . - . ::_ _ ---. -__ -Z%9= - i ~ _ . -_ , ~~ __ — RAT~z. - - ~~ " - all~ ; - e=1 - -- - - - - - - - . . • . - ~~wff- ___- . -- I ( .jf.. 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LOUNGE-PACKAGE STORE - CORNER OF COMMERCIAL £ PALMETTO - . _____ __ ___ _;: ___ -~ ~L-~ ~__ ~~ ilill!11000001 so- " That record breaking crowd of 600 persons who at(ended Beta Sigma Phi's annual Valentine Ball last weekend need wait no longer to see p'ctures of the lovely chapter Sweethearts and hurd worng King contestants - full coverage appears (in P-IC Women's Section, today. __-_ . ~ ~ — — . -. ': . . . . - -• Robert S. Hender, president of the state bowd, according to - _~_ fective Marf-b 2. 7'he civil action alleges there also were a number of errors in the baring Including "errors committed in the inception of the complaint and notice to show cause as based upon improper affidavits." -- . . - -: ~; Q. , .g. j. .. Seltzer is seeking a ternorarily restraining order -- - i-1 -1 ,-*-Ip il , -, -IOPwi "i'l against thestate board pending - . . . . ., a hearing on hii petition for a preliminary injunction until a judicial resiew of the matter is ACADEMY SALUTES The Sanford Naval Academy Junior Marine Co RC Unit under the direction of S. Maj. H.M. completed. Gillmore provided the color guard for Founder's Day ceremonies held at tbe General Sanford No date has been set for a Memorial Library and Museum. Students Participating were (from left) Tom Fleming, Ron Givin,, hearing in CITY'S FO UNDER the action which has St eve Gcorgorvdios and Mike Cebuiskl. been assigned to circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor. .*~ : -- ,.I~-. f- _W ,!e_ _-~f;~~:-4 - - . . - -- - -. ou n ieves o r ,4;4;i~iV44-X)%-.o __ rt-f 1 -1 ___.r. itk~I-k_Ajpkiq'! By (ILENN MeASLtND Herald Staff Writer highest at $158,941, while the and none in Nosember. No normal mark of four as corn gunmen are taking other on the road and patrol activity crime report revealed rapes were logged as compared pared with five in both materials such as foodstuffs wili also show a crime rate November as recording the with seven in December and December and Nosember. and Mnall appliances increase Burglars in Seminole Count) highest number of offenses with three in Nosember, with all growth of south Still the figures show a seem to Crime reports reseal thieses hours to 481. figures including attempted . . Stho!e County thcrced cCtar,t risc in abnt every e ug orty wmui can assault.s. Property taken in burglaries be easily converted into cash the workload of the sheriff's Armed robberies in a I Or so the figures from the totaled $172,111 With vehl orn two for Sheriff's the Is' a a ng $ an cm,no1e " '.oun' ) Sh e ien~ rate. r;pOrt are tiny guide, that in. two months to three in January -ther such items. t. v hid hittin' Department would indicate CCP vehicle, iaw enforcement officials point crease will be the rule, rather while the 'highway robbe" Cash is still the most sought- out, hver, that an increase than an exception during the $106,7Z mark. the classification remained at -,I after Item, * however, arnied in ar ests, number of officers rest of 1775. Break-ins of county residences from November, burglary °uires will continue • 1974. through January, 1975, I show a steady rise in daylight remai robberies. A total oF 155 homes have been targets of intruders '- a - iz~ _A = 4a I S-_ - , -_--__ . -3i;i,p r'L-tP , __ _- -- ~ - i ___,- if T_ -_ __ _Mr~71411 Visit -.--~f-_-T~~-~7 VV : htruf John Plk s rccortL Ikrald(orrts1)I1(J(at ,ircas It would be a - 4. ______________ hsision rt'ports show, (or 323 rined robberies hase ultural contact, with eser)ofle •.., per cent of the total number of become another major problem cx . Craig Keogh, Social Studies benefiting from the break-ins logged in that period. with nine cottuiiitted within the perience." .##*4 i county alone in January and 21 School, has high hopes of Keogh explained that 160 __ __ .,4_ _ durIng December N ___11V. , 4 483 Total and '.lsiting either ludents are needed In get the ng la nd or \nt mber. p4Rki Frame next sumnic r, with priu and ainth _________________ graders are also eligible. IN .~ . I— . 17he offense reports. used to group of ,holiddle School - - ings for tour would Include the first two the three months total 3 compile u picture of Seminole sngsters &.-- M~ .~. weeks in August, but students both nonresidence and County crime for the Florida _~ I- W W ,. -jw IZtw__-,.. - - I A 11V_ -Lw st Spring we had been residence pacing crime figures Department ___~__. - W X- ~_ ,.that show a steady Increase in cement(FDIE 1, does not show studying about Europe, and $100 deposit by Feb. 201, to i ~ -`~~= ~_~ __ PPIF _;.____ -offlalir er e o to, un Trasel, the unincorporated county vandalism, but capt Roy Rice SOnIC of the students thought it woo a grea i eato ac !ectlons has indicated s Is one of ' sisut t area, said le1ing ornplaints in earl) to il March 1 Is L last da> we -Keogh. %Ie looked un'o all the hase In deciding if we will or Burglars still perfer night is -for tIr.cs hcrc isibIlitiesandcarneupwitha won't o, said Keogh ibis WE re good package tour The trip would be rids with 67 recorded after Vandalism reps are up, he oriented . dark as compared with 18 say3, alcing with crimes against group woWd Orlando; fly There would be pie ° f ' 'd daylight ' 'lit jo persons, robberies and on a chartered jet, With learning by osmosis. The _ -esethingiflludedin the price actual amount burglaric3 educational I While the burginry rate of !725.. per s!udent. Any beenefits derived would be hard --A climbed. a total of $42D,874 in Homicide and rape figures middle selml age youngster property of all lypes was stolen remain constantJanua with one could go, tither from Seminole could broaden his scope of -. -. \ -in 1,246 actual offenses. murder reported in ry as County or Orr.nge. We would understanding by taking the January's property Ins the compared to one in December , 'imp near small towns tid get stude nts this sumrntr tlltr ild Photo hs FIda Nichols) , E , - - - . I - v a ;fr F- ''•': , -- - -- izli • * Obituaries however, p tty . activity -- I . 1k . t(111,_., --4 - =--- - - = -=== =-=_-=-==- - -- .=-- -=-===---=--. = -. ----. --= - . - I 1X11- - - , • - GA 4A 6A SA SA 1B4B Sports Women's . - - - IC-3C7 ; f. - ;~i% .%M o ean • ' . _______ l irnb Editorial horoscope Hospital Fator and warm today with the highs In the upper 70s to low M. Lows tonight near 60. East Coast tides for Daytona Beach and Port Canaveral as well as The rampkte&ather report listed an page SA. i ' _~- Index Around theock 4A Bridge 4B Calendar lÀ Classified 5C4C Cnrnks 4B Csword Puule GA DearAbby ....... 2C _. __ - ., -- 0 Students Sought For Euro De fate of the fishing camp owners on the -nuch debated Weltiva River Is still up for grabs, but a compromise is in the works between the state and the iii ti rmlned IW msrn r 'nit \S tki a i imp ' r. rs truggle to keep the!r camps is brought up to date in tr4a's Herald on Page 2A E Viii! It - - •! -______ ..- - ~j-,A;-- - .. - _. ~4_r -%~~ . .. . -_4 i" - - - - ~, X -1 ft --:- 1 = AZ_ . - - - - -_ ` *.L_ 114-- ,_ii -Z - -_ . ~ jul. ' -_ ~- V. ez= ~ __ - - zz_ . _9"~_ mmi a N -- %_ ~ A . 4 . . -. -, . .*4 -W- -_ . -. TUES_ Talint Night WED.; Ti'ni Hiqht — Steak $14 --- _-~r , p F or Grab S S I A Sweethearts And Kings Fora mere half dollar _. _Ji , i_~ _` de A ~_ - - - ____ . in a most Spectacular fashion. ., Z • . I . _ I,f I __ , -iill F _ li- I Lawsuit . 0 U., i l _ - chiropractor has filed suit in circuit court at Sanford seeking to block the suspension of his license for 90 dayi by the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners. 11e action, filed by attorney Seymour Benson for Fred Seltzer, registered chiropractor, alleges Seltzer wasn'tgisen'adnuateno b IM of charges - --- - --- - ,% ,. ~ P _. ;- ~ com- 4 - I . . - . I ___ 41 A ;- I.-Fa 1111111111lay"ft ~ Y7 __ AS~ 7_ t-- Ri .. __ _ &- -i 1* --L_ -M _;;io~- Q~__~ PR I '..NIM111 ,-. -I -1111-- -_ --------. inents in a detailed efficiency Although study presented to the Corn- have voiced concern over t. missioners this fall. Board potential for digtortion of power County commissioners met members have been meeting In in an appointed or elected with representaUves from work sessions to discuss details counts executhe position, their I Public Research and of the report decision to me towards a Misnagement in AUanta Friday In an effort to avoid professional comptrol,lc,- see= - duplication of efforts, to speed to favor the profeWonalism L~ mendat ions from county up county government a county manager. department heads concerning operation, the county mm. ~ County kfi niinls,t-a i i v P - ,. r--n. gani7atinn. nwsslChi .Seglac fi t of government , I .- -_-_ Assistant Betty Simcoe said - ~ The Atlanta firm had Will be organized into eight, and tbat she hop" that 0* *, I recommended the re- eventuall' reduced to five missioneri will schedule .a cmnizal,icki of the 22 depart. departments. Past discussion 4 Monday work sission to discuss - 1 j 95 I (33) The Champions (44) NIght GaIlry ii 30 (2) Rock Concert --- I — -_. 111A By HIU, BEI~LEVILLE I Herald Staff Writer THE BUCKET BRIGADE - 15 pieces of our hor*y dipped frftd chicken, & hot bu"er lastin" bisculh, 2 salads of your choIce 1 pint 9rAVV -FeWs 5 to 7 people. Family (0) FBI (13) Kung Fu (24) Ascent Ot Man (35) Movies (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (6) Jeffersons I -- — -- Doctor ___ .. 11 u ies 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro ______ 31 -I - __1 I1 R 0 ~;` ` ~~ M ~i_`~~ . W `v (3) News (9) Movie (44) Golden Globe Awards 29 30 !~] — - ._---•-----__.._ !~ im=__ ON , , — "Oem -A- z - ~ A 15PW "l 011 7:00 (2) Untamed World — 2F 'V.1'J.W-X,1_A__1z`11__ U!1V_XM-_S.2-r~ ., -, _;~,:.~ ----U- - uests I CILL OUT V rr", - .~N . " ~.,.,~ SKATE CITY Dog Track Rd.,off Hwy If." FERN PARK blacks went back to the 60's when a rich and powerful family named Kennedy began the process of placing black students in white schools. IIihn charges of "racial discrimination" black ken James Gadsen says "Layer's action was poor action. Ile's the one that spearheaded the whole situation. He says he's not gonna change his mind; he's not flexible a all." - -. .. - COW - 0 4 4j 45 81 -_. 1 I —I_ I 1- (24) Bergman Film (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00(6) Carol Burnett 48 Horn $OtlId 37 3' .._ 8of a -- P.M. MON. 7:00.10 P.M. I antorcj. Florida ]2771-Prfrç. 20 Cents EVENING (6) Mary Tyler Moore $ Movie 448',st'e fldu$tr*I '; ed. I SKATING SCU cuin. 28(utcp,ir, 7 A?.1 chairman ship who wiped him out of business. It has all the 1~, xl f q~atilff 580rø1r — — '~ , 26 Or" 27Upp.,°b,? 4Rus 36P•cibtc*.n / I i I(Putthpairdef I (35) Pop Goes The Country 39 F otd,ng "d I•CI•dCity kings the daster films telesion with his movie. It's I________ flours: -_ 24 Head vefungs DOWN - : Fat Albert American Bandstand (24) Villa Alegra Leadership -TONIGHT NM MA (6) Basketball 8-9 CBS KHAN "Stask of Stack stars as the ! hip,s cap. Deceit" A temble fire which lain (6) Children s Film Ralph B"llarn claimed 25 lives -all from the millionaire, Davie 4edison and 13) Movie Chinese community -sets off a Bradford Dillman are featured. murderous vendetta that brings Khan into the investigation. The Arti**( 10 previous pW,I@ 25 fire victims worked at a plant operated by three partners. one L I ________ _____ _____ Of them has been murdered by a of ACROU mysterious man ng IChuef jJTI.t,J2J seed and ea11ng o sv0 arm a secret Chinese socety. Joe 4OEi A_p_ NlII Campanella plays one of the Iry 42 ACkw*-,od9#d 11 13 Be 1"491sken Khan's 45 VOUCh lot — 0 U _N_ I _N probe leads him to a young 17M 15prOvAM4110t 49 Encoto 50 No Mill. with links to the secret society. A Isr-01) *h1ch fit-03'11 ? 11-ut ~i2 4-lary &4:30 NBC SANFOR D AND "'Coldolatow forml 6 Ana ot"ts 1000f 5 53 Ctremony SON "My Brother-in-LaW'3 lab) *,in 22Englishrover 54 Zod,&C illp 1OFl*ror%C@rf y#j 35 Pt*tce tusks Xteper" Fred Sanford hi,ppily 23 Devotes 55 Proposition I I Stiy animal 36 Cotivrosesiono Poraw of 57 Hirot_%J weight _ f Neighborhood (35) Fishing (44) Soul Ta,n Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour . 0 The Days (13) Wrestlin; 1 (2) Across The Fence - (6) Hogans Heroes Strangely pill, th terrible (1) News Special thoughts seem to go away - a (9) Wide World Of tremendous relief. But around Sports (35) Golf the time of my period they (Il) Mod Sq uad come back, headache and all. 5:30 (6) ounding I'm 36 ears old Please do! SBoard need ( I) Here And The (3$) Fisherman re medical help? Could I have hypertension? I will do (44) Man And Environment anything you say. 11fe is too be miserable. DEAR READER - You Golf could probably benefit from (24) Journal (35) Bobby Goldsboro (44) Untouchables 6:30 (2) Top (6 I) News Circus (9) These Are (9) Adventures of Gilligan 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac ~~ '—"' r:br:;.y ! . 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Harlem Globetrotters Information Eight 00 AD 67th Year. Nn _W AFTERNOON Partridge Family ThØ Baskefimll been bothered with what I think 1:30 P iIy isaveiy unusual problem (or Speaking about five years. It sounds so Lamb (9) The invaders foolish, but it is very (44) No Place ror frightening to me, and I A Picnic desperately hope you will print 2:W (2) Tarzan i4 . this with some Und of ari an. in -6) Adventure I Theatre swer for me. (1) Movie Whenever I get around people some professional counseling (24) Electric Company or children, which of course Is with a psychiatrist. It Is not OS) Party every day, terrible thoughts unusual for people to have 2:30 (9) Wrestling flash through my mind. I mean mometary frightening (u) Movie (24) Zee Cooking of hurting someone. They Just thoughts, but if they occur School come and go and I have a lot of regularly, as yours seem to, (3$) Fisherman pressure in the head which then you should try to get at the 3:00 (9) Bowling could be from these scary root of their cause. They are (24) America feelings. - entirely out of your conscious etball I have always been con- control, and you will need some (44) Movie 3:30 (2) High Chaparral sidered well adjusted, have a help to evaluate their im(6) Women's Tennis lovely family, and have always portance and whht to do about Association been a happy person. I don't them. (9) Bowlers Tour understand the.se thoughts. Your blood pressure level is (24) Romgnnlis Table Also a year ago I went to the in the range that should be 4:00 (8) T A doctor with these headaches treated, if the pressure levels hief doctor (24) Sports 7O' and he found my blood pressure you mention are persistent. 4 (2) NashvIlle MUSIC as 190 over 1k Vii (6) Special ci III __ __ . qç WTONIGHT . The Man (13) Champions (24) Wail Street Week 9:00 (2, 8) Rockford 10:30 (2, 8) S19mound And (6) My Favorite Files Martian Sea Monsters (6) Movie (9) Hot L Baltimore (9) assies Rescue (24) Florida Report 7• (2 Jabberwocky lRangers 9:30 (9) Odd Ccuple (6) Bailey's Comets (24) Zee Cooking (13) The Detectives (I) Go School 10:00 (2. 8) Policewoman (44) Herald Of Truth (35) Speed Racer 6) News Special 8:00 (2) Addams Family 1:40 (13) Movie ,, 11.00 2, 8) Pink Panther (13) Dick Powell Martian (8) Jabberwocky (6) V,Illey Of Thea Ire (1) Yogi's Gang DlnosAurs (24) Masterpiece (24) Villa Alra Theatre (9) Super Friends (44) Symbol Of (13) Daytime 10:30 (6) CBS Report Safely (24) Carrascolendas 8:30 (2) Wheelle And The 113S) TBATheatre Chopper Bunch Children's 11:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) N ew s (6) Speed Buggy (44) Lost If, Space (24) Aviation (8) Bababa Spills 1 1:30 (2) Star Trek Weather (9) Bu;s Bunny (6) Hudson Brothers (41) Night Gallery (21) Mister Rogers (8) Wonderful 11 30 (2. 6) Tonight Show Neighborh World Horizon's Aroupd W,mncd Us (9) Unlimited 9: 00 (2. 8) Emergency (35) The Blue Marble (24) Sounthtage (9) Hollywood / bel sp( By Lawrence Lamb,M.D 7:30 VCNIUG I 4 R (24) Washington ii _" I Friday, h4197 - FRIDAY - __ __ __ - I Evening H Sanford, 131,I __________ �______________________ ______________ ________________________________ A.,.*a ______ ____ 33.. -. -- ---- -- - - -- - --- --- - -- - ------ - - --- -- --- - - -- - - -- - --. ---- 'u --- - --- - -- -. - - - - -- ---- - -- -- - - — . - - I !I'E3R is — , tiniOtAP Ca M Tse-tung has issued a fl U party 's publication o it is warnings enemies the ranks, a pbe herald O& another political upheaval m the mang. The lead item in the offic al g rOI , reported that Mao persona C iywv . i It called for thorough undmtanding of the '%Uctatnrship of the working cLw over the bourgeoisie." The paper recen devoted an entire front page to the theme. 's 'Instruction" called on pa rty committees and cadres at all levels to launch a ca mpaign against "bad elements" in" th e part and population and against "bourgeois" wavera's in the political, cultural, economic and ideological .;pheres. Kissing er Nears End Of AQABA, Jordan (AP) Secretary of Sta te Henry A. Kissinger flew from Jordan to neighboring Saudi Arabia today on the last leg of his five-day Middle East peace mission. While in this resort town on the Gulf of Atlatia, he conferred with King Hussein of Jordm and his prime minister, Zald Hulat, for four hours before departing for f(iyidh, the Saudi capital. He is expected to be in Riyadh for l7 hours arid fly toBonn later ln the da) - satisfied" with his exploratory ta!ks in Egypt and Lwaei. "I'm happy " the taik.3 ... have enabled me to come back in a few weeks for more concrete negotiations," Kissinger said his w ith leaders in Cairo r _X _-_~=~A _t.-i- Daughter's Battl e 0 A ear ru *It t TB bou A daughter's determination arid persistence that her la father's life work will be recognized in a public way 15 to bear fruit in A pril On April 8, the eighth an. nlversary of William A atzert Sr.s dea th , the Florida Legislature will open Its 1975 session and consider S !J -jJ Ø_ 0 , F - l" _ - . L " :__ - - ' . W wtuchhold3 the Property title to rs I PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) -A Bay County man was In Jail today In lieu of $500,000 bond after being arrested on an indictment filed by a statewide grand jury in a probe of drug traffic in Florida. State Alt)'. Leo Jones said Ralph E. Spink, 60, was charged Friday with "conspiracy with others to distribute marijuana between Feb. 13, 1973 and May 31, 1973 in lay C4'Unty." inks was accused in connection with a ring that brought marijuana from Colombia and Jamaica and distributed it in North Florida, according to Ralph Nutter, assistant state attorney in Ifillsborough County. 10 I In Poli ce Theft R i ng ,~ ~ 6 . "! . ,, 1% 1. r.J . .( 'I', #: , - k Oviedo was Indi cted on rob. SI w " ' berY. use of a firearm in Sanford, are scheduled for The first of eight suspects commission of a felony and separate trials. arrested in con e ion with an . allegedSanfordpollceburglar) Gambl ing wit h the Jan u ary rir th ..(. t.ulcd to M 6fl Lial shotgu n hold up 0 I J ett' incir untcourtatSanford this G OIAP F,na PearlSm1th,so, of l9QO G rocery, week, W 18th St., Sanford, Is charged Italeigh Paul S'sslons, fl, of Also slated for wi th gambli ng. Marvin Harris, 428 Scott Avenue Sarford, was bry and use of a firearm in 36, of 1l W. 12th St., and suspended frnm his Jobe as an min1ssic,nofa felony iJuwges Vera Patricia Burke, 20, auxiliary polfrtman and city is Johnny Perkins, 18, of Castle William Clark Co'irt, both building Inspector, officials Brewer Court, Sanford. Sanford, face trials on charges said, following his arrest Jan. 9 of delivery of a controlled as result of an internal 1lnVcstigation by the pol ice Former Resident UI a Three persons arrested In A former Sanford resident, connection burglaries. with a three-county Spencer Green, 30, of Winter burglary ring that sheriff's Sessions Is schedWed for trial Garden, faces trial on charges detecti ves said was believed on charges of breaking and of reckless driving, leaving the responsible for 30 per cent of entering with intent to commit scene of an accident, at- burglaries prior to Jan 13, afelonyandgrafldIary.He north Orange, Seminole and is free on his own recognizance no driser's license In con- south Volusia counties are also pending trlii) nection with a speetarular Jan docketed for trial 11 1974 auto crash at Fly Points south . •-• ,V 41 &* .'. . ,Ø, 1 ._,`_i Ili_ _____ - " -- - r .-or - " " -q - - .. .. -___ i . _____ ____ 1 '!'— . %.' ' ___ ___ , _____ - - -r._______ !,.. ____ !4 ____ U ____ ___________ - . 1-41 .. .----•-- . firm closed it% Florida offi Seminole's Men In Washington U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles Senate Office Building Washington, D.C., sio Florida office : Frde Building, lAkeland, =01 9 . -I I i Se"We Office Building Washington, D.C., 20510 flarlda office: Suite m B. 2W -N orthMonroe St., i - i_i On May 14, 1974, Mrs. Weeki-ey wrote to Sen. John W, Vogt, of Cocoa, a member of the Seminole County legislative delegation, Her trr said, In Part: "I respectfully request that my lather'i name be ~_ ~ -'r . - - I V . . ' ______________ -. OU I .. . Neu PuWlx Super Market lu i LOngwood Vilinge ShOPPI-49 Center will go ii Longwood Publix To en -_., __- . -.' -. 3.. / F~4),j,~i) p I . I )10 - 0 - - ;-'-.. .- liii rW ,1 ,0e__.1 0 _. ~ -W 7# ______ -7' / 'z . - knee high hose. i~~ - ,I Now you can ha v e that custom-made look without those custom-made prices Unlike ready-made draperies, JCPenney made- /4 - -' N ... w s Figures c Students from the Serninole High School journalism class chech copies of the Evening herald while touring the newspaper offices fllday.They are, from top, Dennis Degnetani, Frank Macek, Dave Christensen, Marintha Thus, Raymond Sell, Instructor; Debi 5111ler, Jo Ann .%Innrr, Cassandra t*uller and Peggy White. vmw-ffi~ % -- u re ] // made.to.measurL ~~~ . L_ designed to fit your specific window measurements. Ask for our easy to follow measuring guide That'll tell you what to measure and where Bring us the figures and we'll do all the rest. When they're ready, take them home and hang them That's all there is to it And Just wait till you see our fabulous f"brtcs-80 Patterns in 700 colors to choose from. Austrian pouf. SirlO jabot. 0! p!flCh-plefl! valances. What more could you ask for 7 I ii' fri .1:4.1/ 1 _ - I ( 2 for 99 9 P - ~ ff ." I - - / ~f 7 f- - '?" — !1=i. ~ I I I: Wi tI II iL Women's T-shirt. Sheer nylon knee high hose with nude heel. Suntan, coffee bean or gala. One size fits all. If- Junior denim Jeans. C;a__ ___W_4 - ___ ~-~-n-=-~-_-_~~ -------_______-_ ~ . Z - ~__._______.__________ - - - 4- PrIyeste;cotton short and lo Sleeve jersey knit "I" shirt' in assorted Coors sizes S.M,L. Nylon tricot brief with elasticized logs. Choose '1.Piit0 or ptls; sizes SAL or 1i'J : Special 2 for 1.22 Rep. Vince Feehtei P.O. But 1426, Leesburg 32725 Tel . -757-0037 or 904.787-5037 830-9274 310 Capitol Building, Tallahassee 32304 / - _-1 Nylon tricot briefs. Sen. Lorl Wilson, 16th District 250 F. Merritt Island Causeway, Suit e 9 Merrill Island 32952 Tel 304524b14 Senate Office Building, Tallahassee 32304 / 'ill 1H f - Sale prices effective thru Feb. 23 . T., 1I Special 21, 99 . .4 -- LORWA LEGISLATORS . Vogt, 171h District, chairman 1980 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa 32931 Tel. 3Osl.9!S . 1-k-natr Offict. Building. Tallahassee 32304 • Bleak Special STUDENTS TOUR HERALD W.W. TYRE SIL --r committeenvin, district commit teeman and as district Silver Beaver award. Eagle commissioner. He has taken Scouts to the "1 just like Io work w • U On the executi ve board of the Philmont Scout Ranch to the boys," T xplained, 1t is coundl for 20 years, he has 1960 taken Scouts to the 1969 1973 Jamboree!n Colorado, the worthwhile if in trying to teach Jamboree East in Pitt. the ideaL g you can Scouin rgh and a tour of Germany help just one boy becoine Jamboree in Valley Forge. in 1974. II;S son achic.ved the trustw orthy.Several years ago he went to A ~~_ - to-measure draperies are . .. Sheer - Tax L Confirm . . JJ Scouting for 25 years-two as a it:rir e has . / . r 14 Z~ ~_ Men's solid twill knit sport shirt. Texturized Polyester. Great selection of colors, S, M, L. XL - 4 _ - J. 1. 1 4zn/ 120 0 % off ' I ff -_ ,- !I P"Imm ; PR=W - - . -' kkl~__ __ ___11 ..----_ - - - *-_X I I Li! .-; \ . ', _%__ - - . 1 598 f '-' r1an who belie"vedd in q lity in Florida's roa ds and bridges above personal or political Panama to co,duct Wood ga in... Badge a rugged pioneer LONG WOODForty.five and C'haies Jenkins, chairman Lloyd Norwood, manager of training for leaders) "Politicians play an Im. Years ail,() Georrife W. Jenkiwi of tile T.-1 . lboard (1 directc.rs, will til e pul)lli,x s to,-e i n tile fr:L± t U tL4! rtrutiw for Scoutersand is presently in upned a super market in host a banquest for full and Longwood Villag e Shopping charge of Wood Badge Training nter Haven with six em- palt-time employes of the new Center, is an example L.S. Rep. William Chappell men like my father who put the ployes. of firm's for all of Florida. TAII-AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) 117.1 million or 1.5 store at the Holiday Inn, SR 436, employes, Hume Office Building per cent With the company dremns down on paper and Although Tyre, a Sanford - Officials As the store prooperK he Altamonte Springs. say new thx'colIe. from Washington, D.C., 2051k collections for 30 years, he has worked at a farmer who is retired from make them realities," tion figures shiow the state rev. en formed a plan for a chain of Florids office: Promotion from within Is the half dozen other stores in tha Chase anti Months Of fiscal 19M74. 1-----I.. An aide of Spt' tatrr Vr,t'. ,j.,i. II. . .. liu.4 - -- -., •.. picture to ne Just. as bleak zzi couc quausy super mallets poucy of the super nwrket Federal Bididing notified Mrs. WeePIy thala Lull owned chain in the CentralFiorida ba*in the Woods" to join a as tNy 'bought it would by the eniploycs who chain, snaking It possible for be lost (kaIa ii* area. was being Irçarej to name a work to make Scout troop as a boy, he has the venture today's package boy to be,, month when a 1119-million portion of SR 48 alter her father s'iccj, made up for It as an adult spending cut was ordered, tomorrow's presi dent of the T U.S. Rp. Rkhard he architecture of this store having Invested nearly and the bill was filed in Sep. ()i Tuesday the firm which corporation whose motto is I 25 Budget Director Joe Cresse the same old Willinrnbrg years 1130 Luueiiurih tember. i Sconaate, cmpiojs 1,CO iI1 open ha said the aecline reported Fri. iere Shopping is a colonial design as the other On Feb. 12 a sub.conunittee 199th facility house Office Building He is scoutmaster of a troop In the Longwood day In taxes collected by the Pleisure." outlets In the new $3 million sponsored by passed the bill and Sena'.or Vogt Village Shopping Center. Washington, D.C., 20515 First United Revenue Department was Just InvricatlOri and ribbon cutting center, located north of SR 434, Methodist !-as info::mcd Mrs. Weekly he Church, is on the about in line with expectations Liwai Jtke; 60 E. it ioy night, Mr. ceremonies for the new store r.,w Interstate 4. council exe cu ti ve board f oresees no problem with the Jenkins, now Publix Super trict He d fur ther cuts Probably Semoran Boulevard. re scheduled for 9 a.m, The decor within the store committee and has served as will Allamonte ir1ngs, 32701) WIl's being paw4 by the House Market Inc.'s chairum of the Tuesay and the facw*,y will features paneling not be needed. and the le4dership training chairman, DiRep NitaUvec and Florida executive committee, along Tel. S3126&2 remain on Monday through layoutismucftflkeo(publix The department said it CoIt. He has takpn two Wood Badge Senate. . with Joe Blanton, presldèmt, Saturday from 9 am, to 9 p.m. lec ted $1.12 billion from J uly Markets. courses and holds the coveted through January, a decre:. , f 231 r. History and Records Management, the authority for designating names of roads or I . ,. of , ~~ / r' .3 Special - . C 4 A ,.I T V L jCOU,S ,- Iu uO iOUuii d Robert Williams, director of the - ~-- -;~A~ =-- - *% -4k ~ r ~d I;— , ... I - ___J i ,tIr 4 , ~ `j.' ,=. I ,-..:\ 100% Orlon' acrylic Sayelle"hanclknlflinç, yarn, worsted weight in 4-ply, 4-oz. pull skein Machine was and dry Assorted co,ors In a collection of florals, prints, cahcos, and juvenile patterns Macnine washable, 45" wide - i . Krohne, Tyre Post High Service Mark -- . I I .- I - skein All-cotton Danstar prints. I .. --- k h 1), "~-~ IL i Penn prest 100 pct. arnel triacetate and arnel blends. 45" wide yd. MIF ' - '- 1 ___ Machine washable spring fashion prints and solids .. P 71 -f , . W Sp kJ Rnedal 77 9911 - -. . 991 yd. Reg. 3.66 yd. Coordinating geometric patterns too Choose from a collection of great colors Machine washable, no ironing 58/60" wide. '-- . yd. Polyester double knit solids, :: :..: -? ' " ti. - p Sp ecial 293 . I ____ Sale ...-. —' . - . h1f -- 4 Sale prices effective thru Feb. 23 - 4'_______________________________ 1 I P - :' - a ____ .. . l - -' . on fashion fabrics and yarn. , Magistrate iS scheduled for Tmsday for th ree persons charged with "illnp pourl' of c'-'calne ' Llderco'cr agents A spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration identified those arrested Friday as Samuel A Rosen strauch, 27, of Miami; Florence A. Bronstein, 30, of Lake Park; and Christine L. Bush, 27,01 Palm Beach. The spokesman said the drug had a street value of more an I±t-f4:I; B'i'g sales and specials, - - ,,j &. _~74 Interstate 4 the William accused of possession of I . . _ ----- -.-, Kratzert Sr. Illgtiway. Twenty-six trials are ..' . . burglary tools. and run accident, MrS. Eliza beth Weekley of Robert l Lee . iterally Circui t Court lea' . jfrLlr'. . the four lane divided Boothe 39, of 216 S. Central . . Sanford was determined when Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr., -and laIUIed Ave., Oviedo, and Roy Edward she . •. e her first letter to (loy . -• ... 1:-Ia -. starting Monday. Court uirJ,-. I cm Inl eslnM Iot 't7 RnAskEwonJan.26,1, . own Sweats 27, of P.O. Box 152, procedure Is to "sound" thenew i 1 andCowit LI Longwood, are charged with t)P rico that her father's n years docket on Monday and deterercurY. buying, receiving and conservice In the old State Road WILLIAM A. XRATZERT SR. mine the order of trials during LOCATION: West 15th St. and Elm Avenue Benny Payne, 20, of Sanford, cealing stolen property. Department would the remainder of the week, WoWd you like o have this eyesore asyourflut doorflbhor, is scheduled for trial on at. recognized. And she thought a two years ago, Mrs. Weekley We think not and feel It should be spruced up at once. This eyesore is In the heart ii Other cases docketed for trial men are scheluled for tempted murder, first degree said of her father, Even after Ssnfurd and does nothing to improve the communi ty fit memorial would be 's image loony out -(owi,er who ve during throwing a destructi the week Include: separate trials I robbery might be driving through a' visiting the area. naming ofa state road or brjig his retirement and until his id Costello, I9,o(l63 Burns c8sel Ervin Edwards Jr., 17, of device and conspiracy charges In his memory Got an eyesor e In yow neighborhood? Help call attention to ft and *rtic1pste In ueaiu, uiauuy ougb1 anu Seminole Gardens Annrtrnpnts In connection with a May i Ave., Lake Mary, breaking and often Mr. Kratzert Sr., a na ti ve ' cleaning up or neighborhood. Write EYESORE, Th e Evenin te g Herald, P.O. Box 1157, en ring wi ' fireboinbing Incid th Sanford was Intent to commit en t at Sanford, FU., 3277L Olaigoan, moved to Florida in depor tment mad the Wa'k 1OO jdj home of Deputy a felony. Seminole — Bob Griffin, of his le ury as an adult on ___________________ IIp. He lOVed 1920 after his graduation from Sanford, manslaughter. chargesofrobbe..yawj use of a sheriff Luke Stallwor th at the Tri-StAte College In Indiana the department and most of all Truby Robinson Walden, 77, of and went to work for the old he loved his work. He devoted firearm in commission of a Sanford. 26CO W. 26th St., Sanford, felony. himself to perfection in State Road Department Three persons arthted by delivery of a controlled suband bridges he helped He worked on many road and John Henry Mobley Jr., 19, of police in a Jan. 11 raid at stanc e bridge proects as highway construct l 4 On Feb. - I engineer throughout the state -- . A u t replied that ' Mr.' ')Cra and was on the survey team and By JANE CA&SELBEIU(y parUzipated Jr. the construction still well remem bered for tu . Herald Staff Writer Of heSC Johns River BTWgeaL excellen t leadership and the _ 71 Thehapycharacterbujkjjng Lake Monroe before his inanycontrflnshemadeto y . the old Florida State Road experience 71t of Scouting would retirement it. . . .. ---not be po s sible for thrJs of After his retirement, he _____________________________________________________________________________ boys in the county tilt were not '1 am told by time wtio knew joined the Until Engineering , __________ ___ your lather well for the dedicated adults who ./ that he Is -firm of Chicago, New York, San -' " - .. prov ide the being recognized Francisco and necessary • , Toronto, deserving .. leadership and support becoming the f irm's Florida in the ..( . "" 1. 'W' . tng ---i of a road or Two of these Seminole representative stationed In . . . -tnhbhonorwouldbedeservmg . '' Scc*iters who have each In. ' 4-. 3.'",LJ11.._ ..... "WIN- - MIll vested a quarter century of !'.'-: open beart swgery in 1967, he Askew referred h copy of M __1.4.~ IM 0 -1 ._. Washington's Birthday Savings - ;*'': 4 , • 1,0/,t , '' . 'a JcPennèy em '' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP) —Two state agencies have agreed to work together to improve transportation facilities for Florida's elderly, handicapped and xnr. arceinent was signed Friday by Transportation Secretary Tom Webb and OA Keller, Heal th and Rehabili ta tive Services secretary. Webb ple dg ed that his department would consider the elderly, handicapped and poor In mass transit planning, and would give city and county governments technical assistance in developing transportation for them. Keller agreed his agency would smk federal funds to assist in transportation for the poor and would consider trnsp('rt1itjofl in planning social services. . X-, W L':; -, I ' : J'~- / - " -.- ct ',' - ~, il Herald Staff Writer n Tran s portS yst •. ' ___ 0 Man Bond Of $500,000 e 0 LALJLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) volve matters other than re-in- were detective, An order for- rncans delays In a formal order cuimies down, I think you can tin and assistan ts were Improp. - A grand jury that may con- dictment of O'Malley and mally dismissing the charges is dismissing the Christian erpect in a very short time eiy assigned, is involved In the sider new indictments against Christlan, expected from Leon County Cir- charges could keep the panel thereafter that Mr. Christian O'Malley case. former Education CommissionA grand jury special prose- cult Judge John Rudd by the from considering new in. will be recharged," Willis said. The grand jury indicted er Floyd Christian or Treasurer cutor, Asst, State Atty. Robert middle of next week. dictments. Direct charges filed The probability of a direct O'Malley in October on I'M) Thomas O'Malley has sched- Willis of Jacksonvlllc, would State Ally. T. Edward Austin by Austin would be speedier. charge against Christian fo- charges. uled a session for next week. not comment Friday on the of Jacksonville, head of the Austin can dismiss charges cuses attention on O'Malley as There were reports this week grand jury's purposes in meet- special BE SURE prosecution team, may against Christian and O'Malley the likely subject of next week's NEW SELECT ION S AT that the Leon County Grand Ing next week. be leaning toward by-passing at any time. But Willis said the THE UNIFORM STORE grand jury action. Jury planned to issue in. The Florida Supreme Court the grand Jury and filing dir 't CALLED prosecutors plan to wait until The Christian ruling does not I dictments next Friday after a upheld a ruling Monday that 19 charges against Christian. they receive the order requiring encompass the O'Malley case DEANS CAREER APPAREL Thursday session. counts of bribery, perjury and The grand jury's extended them to do so, I 5(0(150. OF DOG TRACK 50 but affects IT'S his indictments, The But the indictments may In- conspiracy against (..'hristlan term expires on March 2, which AT ill h HWY it 13, CASSELIERRy "Whenever the mandate same issue, a finding that Aus- 1) • i orw- LMULF U Sunday, Feb. IS, 197S--_ 3A Sunday,Fib.ILD!--3A New Christian, O'MaIIey Charges Loom FLORIDA Seen On We k iva Special -4.99 ____ i".'. ________ New Navy Cotton denim n C-it trim voth uncut fed leg and slash pockets Sizes 5-t5 I I (i , ; - -J zz 11 I .1_— -' CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 Rep. Robert lialtaiay P.O. Box 881, Altamonte Springs 32701 Tel 811•9355 Room 420, 110*1St' Office Bu i lding, Tallahassee 3121)4 -I tiii_ _ Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. -! -- -- Sunday Herald, Horald. Sanford, Fl. "' . - 111111161111111111111111111 Remain the river en.kl itill "posibb" i*cted that the 1W would guns to bear" in the case and have succeeded. Herald Staff Writer the islands where the camps meet the requirements for the then enforce its authority to eon, according to Roes McVoy, Squire said that If the camps are located and has the "scenic river" designation. But have all of the camps removed, general counsel for the hF. are not forced out by the UF, ironic of the fishing authority the camps. be pointed out this was just an It has been no secret that lump the ms hard is the camp owners on the Wekiva the run-down camps are TbeIhFwants all o( the maç alternative solution, removal of the camps, in ord.r camp owners are having removed, and the river's River, which was beginning to than 0 cam ps, well-kept and Squire said the first draft on that the river could be recei ve trouble in swallowing, because aesthetic qua lity Is allowed toe" read like nothing but td news, run-down, removed from the study to determine If t he the dilgnition, Ms been the McVoy said he made It clear remain that the scenic , now is developing into a islands, in order that the river Wekiva meets th e criteria for Intent of the lIP since winning a during the lawsuit that If the designation possibly could compromise situation which may qualify for the "scenic the designation Is being lawsuit In 1974 giving the state state won, the camp owners secured. may mean rewards to everyone river" designation, a move prPpared now and that a ownership of the islands. involved. would probably have to move. He said another survey of the sought by local environmental meeting with state officialsand Herein lies the ironic twist to ,, ri ver may be conducted In six '15: compmise is tentati ve gro. ' the loca l public will be held the camp owne At no time WU ku rs 's and will be as much as six months to a year to determine if But an official with the shortly before the department They had been locked In a anybody that they would be the 'l%ercouJd meet 1 criteria months to a year in the making, department of Natural makes Its recommenda ti ons On lawsuit that had been dragging able to stay foreve but could result in having the Resou rces in Ta llahassee r, McVoy of the "scenic designation." d the desi gna ti on to the governor on for five yea rs and had cost said. Weki%-a designated a "scenic it m.ay be worked nut so the and cabinet. The hF at the present time the Owners $8,000 over the So N river" while allowing the well, river can camp owners, behM tax on pres--uring the camp 4) , receive the But, Squire was quick to point ownersp rights It islan, the work of Delbert Euga, and owners to move out, t should kept fishing camps to remain on designation and the well-kept out that at the present time, the river, camp owners contended Harriet Mixon, president of the no action be taken to begin camps be allowed rema in, with the number of run-down theThe state owned the islands and Wekiva Camp Owners removal of the dilapidated This coznPrOrTÜ5e however is John Squire, administrator camps on the islands, the river were fighting to prevent a Association, have battled for a shacks, the hF would probably in direct conflict wi th the In- with the parks and recrea tion would not meet the cr iteria, private owner from taking the compromis e to lease the put its foot down tentlons of the Internal division, said if thewell-kept and the camp If the river did not meet the islands, property from the state, and for owners would have run out of Improvement Trust Fund, campts are allowed to remain. criterita because of the camps, The IIF then "brought its the tirae being it looks as if they alternatives. Trip -1 -- May Camps ise iiüii.i LUUIUIutit •> i Issues New Instruction I Clean Fishing ' C ornpro m Chinese Chairman Mao ' s - WORLD '' _j_ - v Feb. -;TtZ ----- - -' — p.m. .4 �Around The Clock SundayHeadd The "vigilant press" was sleeping at the switch not too long ago when Marion Brando made the grandstand play of donating some land to th e In. 300 N. FRENCH 32fl1 Area Code 30S-322.2611 or 831-9993 A V E.,SANFORD, FLA. Sunday, Feb. 16, 1975-4A Mana ing Editor cents ; Month, $I1.O; 12 Months. $340. Spending Cuts Imperative Need The $349 billion budget submitted to Congress by Prident Ford and i ts anticipated $52 bill ion defi cit are of a magnitude that staggers the imagination. We supposed to understand it when told that the government in 1975-76 vijil are better be spending money at the rate of neariv billion a day or that it w ill be going deeper into debt at the rate of $140 million a day. The mir' contemplate it, however, the more frightening that budget becom es, It is like - cure From time to tinie there are th ose occasions where we hear of others havin g problems with their insurance carriers. What does one do in a situation like that? You, migh t try writing to the State Treasurer and Insirnnre CURRIE I I Mr. Ford no doubt has the assurance of his economic advisers that it is safe to plunge deeper into deficit financing for the sake of stimulating recovery from recession that the inflationary impact of his budget can be tol.erated. He has doubtless been assured tha t adding this new deficit to the $28 Union derld"L iA tile current budo -,at -WW not im pede the re covery he seeks by sending the - government into money markets to borrow a total of $80 billion. The Keynesian theory of using deficit budgets to combat recession wou ld support this policy. However, the late rd Keynes would surely be shock ed at what our government has done with principles, which provide that in normal timcs -_____a I__ - were must oe ouaget surpluses to offset recession deficits and thus prevent inflation. Our federal budget has had a surplus only twice in 15 years. Have we been in all that time? Who's kiddi ng whom? In Shooting Of ______ With ________ __________ ____________ _________ - Note to the anonymous caller who claims to "I - ,- ~_ - i have witnessed the shooting of young William 1 Robin Maples on Monday evening: If you ha ve n't already done so, please conta ct Sg!. William Hegan ef the Seminole County . / / ________ -: . Sherlfrs Department. St. Hogan wants all the facts in the case and :i-'if you have some rJc.nna tion that has a bearing on the case, you owe It to all concerned 10 come forward. Too, Sgt. Hogan has advised us that he's perfectly willing 10 keep yoru identi ty j between the two of you, but he would like to hear what you have to say. His main in terest is to get every niece of factual lnfcrmatlnn thri' I. nt4 1. _____ apply it to his complete n. ____ P So please, If you have something to con_____ immediately. ____ liibute, contact Sgt.Hogan - , . - -- .. 1,A . ji4.T: ' -- ____________ ________ '- __________ _______ ________ - - ________ _______ -_______ _______________ __________ _________ Sd... V I _____ ____ _______ ____ __. - _____ ______ ____ ____ ____ ignore need for restraint Congress would have to assume that the American people simply do not care that how badly their income, savings and security are being gnawed away by inflation. ____ people in ___ ive G Hell, ____ ______ B - Repubhcan credentials, who had encountered .0 - .. encountered Pappas at the SansSouci ' t4$h -- - -. .. conner fion J ,~ C74 65 AREA DEATHS __ __ - - Mr. Edwin 13. Quinn, 73, of 156 Mrs. Hose Girard, 87, of 2525 Country Club Circle, Sanford, Orlando Dr., Sanford, died died Th ursday at Seminole Friday. She came to Sanford In Memorial Hospital. Mr. Quiru, 1956 from Ladlow, Mass. She is was bor n in Pit ts burgh, Pa., survived by a son, Louis J. and came to Sa nford in 1971 Girard of Sanford; and a from Texas. th Can. Lagasse of Mr. Quinn had. been a Chicopee, Mass. res ident of Dayto na Beach from Gramkow Fu ne ral Home is in 1952 to 1967. In Daytona Beach charge of arrangements. _ he operated a waffle shop and www for many years was an automobile salesman in Funeral Notices Daytona Beach, Texas, and Orlando. lie wasa member of GIRARD, MRS. ROSE—Bur i al will he held In Indian 0rh.rci, West rninster.Hy-The.Sea :,4al S' 1 bro ., I' I 1I , ) . fI~ GRAMKOW-GAINES FUNERAL HOME J00 W. Seminola Blvd., Longwood (Just West of Kennel Club on Dog Track Rd.) SUNDAY I Presbyterian Church, Crafton ~, - I I I,odge No. G53 F&AAI, Pill- sburgh, Syria Temple of the r" Shrine, Pittsburgh, and a .4 February 16, 1975 . 2P.M. TilS P.M. Stminole's Newest Facility Serving Longwood, Winter Springs, Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City Altamonte Springs - _______________ D i' 1 1000 (jugs Survivors include his wife, AIyee J.; one daughter, Alycen Resclniti, of New York City; a William A., of Daytona Beach and a L'rnnticI- n hlaigh-Black Funeral Home, 103 Broadway, Daytona Beach in charge of arrangements. - -- died FrIclay A rosary will be held for Mrs. Girard at I p.m today at the Gramkow Funefal "--e C111.3pr! %%-!!!1 Rev W011"Ittl QUINN. MR . EDWIN B. Funeral service% for Mr Edwin Quinn. 6). of 156 Country Club Circle. Sanford, who died Thurtdy at Seminole Memorial ,iT 10 a m at Haigh Black Iuneci Home. 103 Broadway. Daytona Beach Burial Will be at Bellevue Memorial Park cemetery, fla',torwt flez'h Calling hours zunciny Al Trw funeral home 2 pm to I p m and 1 p-rn to 9 WEATHER V911 — F air ancwarn today and Sunday FI,qhs in the upper 70v to low SOs n.'.- % toniqht near 60 P.'flVly cast t' Southeast winds 10 to IS rnpl "xi,,, and southeasterly around iS mph Sunday, Extended Forecasts Monday throucffi Wednesday Florida Peninsula—Chance of tho*ers north on M(nday and central an south Monday night snd -/ cSce to V9 44h,&~ "IIS from a lecture bureau, Mr. Vesco. 'If, at any time in the future, you would like to do the oI/.,citcuit, please contact us........ said. That's 30... Wednesday's school bard meeting had at —EdFrlekcit - I "I.L l I £ M ,mlI ths — .. - & cooler Tuesday and Wt,dntU - .iv Low Irmprraturc'j Monda1 SOs north to 6-0s South and Tuesday and Wednesx:Ay 4th north to lower 6o% South Highs Monday near 10 rxwth 10 lower and mid-.80% South High% Totbitclay anti Wedi*Aday in 60% north Daytona (leach tides for Suna. htjh 10:51 am.. 11; I@ p m. im A 31 am. iip m PAonday—higt, It 31 .Ini..... pn.: low SIC am • 30 prn: Port.-.anaverjil on Sundayhigh 10:25am.l1:07p.m. 10*1 27 am,1:a3pm.;Monday—higp,1I 01 am.. I 57 p m. lows 048m, S pm ' M 8.06% effective yield 4 Federal regulations require a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawals on all certificate accounts, I FIRST ---------.. /jL. 2 \ -r '-\ - I ki,* Minimum deposit 6-year maturi ty Mass lot Mrs. Rose Girard. 87, 'I County Commissioner Mike Hattaway to least one moment of levity when a woman in the Doctors orders: I..00k In my eyes pretty attorney Ned Julian Jr. (also Longwoocj City "Let me make this crystal clear," a audience protested a board decision concerning w'xnan. My goodness, you're on fire. A bit of Attorney), who was explaining a lea1 aid the controversial phasing out of Casselberry councilman recently told his b! ark :nht LIp But for right r.ow, i;risal to the Biard: Cart you talK Rosenwalci colleagues. Then Charles Glasu)ck stopped, a little Ekniuntary School. you're no good. Pick up the pieces and you'll soon %vidtr I can't year you? You know, I watetx,ti rlized he was sounding like a former well `P "The board doesn't have all the informatien be some kind of wonderful, you in the courtroom in a murder case once, and she said. " Now iook, you're my No.9 dream, one of the didn't have any trouble hearing you Maybe U's ThaL never stopped them before," a second verbuge. lonely pple. My eyes adceed you, so go home, from being around all those Irate policemen voice answered. doaliUIeooaJeoeggae,(3tuafl and ylj be down there In Langwood." as good as new, BeMd &nyluve! Recognize any of that Jargon? Well, it just so t th a.e uteeiing, noard member Seminole Junior College Trustee George happens that in the above are all khø !! f th ttttrrny 'loin Yreemuam, in ex plaining McCammon Davie sims, alter repeate11y tailing to get top 12 'hot £inles" records as hated in abstain from voting to wh the Seminole County Bar Association would second on proposal after proposal, moved to allow free courses Billboard, for trustees because he's 1 run a 1Iship in administering a free legal aid nrollcd at the school. "leave everyone where they want to be," They're not necessarily in order, but they're program for county Indigents: "On a scale of "That would cause a disaster in the Seminole all there. (Thn yisj find them? conservative and liberal, the Seminole Bar is Coanty School System," mm School Supi William had to he was Informed if he abstains — a form (P.S. I wouldn 't be able to find them ei ther If I about six miles to the right of the John t Birch layer hastily replied. didn't have the current listing right In front 01 Society." A smiling Sims told Layer the proposal was "I have rile a form! In lieu of filing a me.) lilt &flcvlflt t,adc as a joke. form, I vote 110," he $ _________________ u ii ai i uviu Certificate er, - W. L. GRAMKOWLFD. FREDERICK F. GAINES L.FD 11 -i-,t-.-- e assistance of .1 it It is essential to our national interest that restaurant, a favorite hangout for White House be armed with American jets. If the gourme ts. Demetracopotilos alleges that Pappas Eritreiins succeed In becoming indepeicient, it fumed at him, suggesting he could get in trouble will be in our natinniil inta'r.s * "A all ei,,..... •I'.. u'eei investment firm which th To e teeth. provided Deznetracopoujos wi th a livelihood, ' - him with L31 ~) from both. Later, Demetracopoujos Province of Eritrea. although he n'w vy'i uw,, PITAL NOTES . .( - ,^ 0p — " - - everyone (Anybody who could listen with a straight face, as Goldwater recently did during a visit to San The U.S. Department of with "key officials In the plaints about the incident and his shift commander or at Rosenwald, located in health, Education and Welfare dispute" to learn the facts some phases of classroom in- reportedlywascontactjngstate other deputy," Polk said. Altamonte Springs. education, law enforcement has also bee n asked to join the volving the de cis ion to close the Education Commissioner don't think that will happen agencies should have been Burt Dougherty will direct probe, but thus far the agency school and convert in I plan to commend called and the principai told the investigation for the has made no comment on w ha t center for trainable It into a Ralph D. Turlington to request again. Deputy Thompson for using a w menta lly an investigation into the ha t was taking place. Justice Department's..Civil Its role would be, If any. cool head that prevented handicapped children, cident. ngrns section. tie said We Spokesmen Spokesmen for the blacks, Meanwhile, black leaders Polk gave this description of something serious from taking . ' justice, and not a little sad, The to close Rosenwald asked the Justice Department Justice Depar tment to enter the spokesmen .announced late issue last week prior to the N. Winter Park Drive, testimony for nfl ., jail'd Before the tes1inny could be printed, a artment lawyer showed up at subcommittee and asked for 1)emetraccpoulne' statemmt Those were the days,of course, when Atty. Gen. John Mitchell wits riding high at the Justice Deportment. Dernetracopoulos found out Mitchell's moti ve from Louise Gore, a friend with strong — that , s In the,Rosenwald issue. incident touched off protests been ringing ever since" word approval on every thing a . teacher does.11 School SuPt. William *(Bud) over use of educational funds to of the incident got out. La yer was unavailable as well. "Instntct young people as to Hcwcver. Woodrow 1. D,Gughertys Darden, director of second,..ry Friday that the agency would board's decision to close the Friday indicatedannounceinent how to hold-up a store."Wilson deputy who knew about the so- education State Sen. Lori the Justice for Florida , sa id that undertake an investigation to school. called robbery and forgot to tell Department wo uld be in touch received a number of while determine "what is happening" role-playing was good fri closing dispute. Prisoner Attempts Escape From Court Police, the attorney general at a Perk Mesta party. Ms. The reason he is the junior senator Arizona is because he resigned when be ran f P°1' by Nixon to be ampresident in 1964. He lost four years 01 valuable b533doe to UNESCO and expected abe would seniority while waiting for a* next smtorial need Ws support for a mbsequal Ud for the election. governorship. She had the courage, Contrast that with Lyndon B. Johnson, who got nevertheless, to alert DemetracopouJo& a court ruling that he could ru simultaneously "I went to Perle's luncheon for Martin for vice president and Texas senator in 1960. Mitchell yesterday," wrote Ms. Gore, "and sat In 19&4, Goldwater told it straight that next to John (Mitchell). He is furjcyj at you might ha ve to go to war in Vietnam and your against Pappas. He kept prevent a Communist takeover. Lyndon Johnson threatening to have you deported!! was shocked, and electet "He (kept) asking me what I knew about you It is poetic that and why we were friends. It really got out of Barry Goldwater is about the only one around to hand. It was all he'd talk about during lunch and "give 'em hell" now that the chickens of at the table was listening." economic chaos Incubated during the Roosevelt m and Truman New and Fair Deals and hatched by a more direct warning from President Nixon's personal LBJ's Great Society are coining home to roost, troubleshooter, the late Murray Nobody will listen to you, Barry. But give 'em Demetracopoulos rcmenber it, Chotiner ad. hell, anyway. vised him to ease up on Pappas. "You can be notsnuIrt pDhfimyou knowTom Less than four decades after a simpler Pappas is a friend of the President," generation of Ajrj was outraged by the bombing of Ethiopian villages by Italian dk-ta.a Ten days after the wunIng, aie brave editor. Mussolini's air force, American-insde lets " e undeterred. blasted pap;las being used to level v1lage, 4' the House subcomjnJt The memo detailed This time it is Ethioplalis bombing Ethiopians Pappas* relations with both the jun — or rather the central government attemoting Nixon Administratinn. r.r4"wil"a Dn--. - -1 %ft to put town Insurgents in the breakaway profiting . one attri Plans I Joururu: tatorship. the scrappy Truman: Personal integrity. they and r;i' fun(f s for tht' orj:inJ,a(jon's hospitals for crippl ed unulated social ituat.ns and nto Ua roadway in a car , "as unaare Of the incn! . (hildrtii and burns Iiistltutes. involved a Seminole County Thompson stopped the car, but until detectives arrived at tI;' ________________________________________________________________________________ deputy, who was ,, in on the did not p ul l his se rvice revolver school to cond uct further inknow" a bout the incident. becauseoftheageoftheyouths vestigation. But Polk, school officia ls and inside. flaughtery said that a another deputy didn't know, nor Hearing the story, mistake was made by not U.S. were they Informed about plans Thompson checked their contactill law enforcement for the "staged" hold-up. The identification and let the ycu ths officers prior to the Incident, Attorneys for the U.S. Justice case because of its role in a IWO Amos Jonei, were unavailable result was the arrest by the go. "if it had been anyone elm, Department are expected to desegregation suit involving yesterday for tvit defended the outside comment uninformed deputy of the three it might have been different," educati on concept, pointin begin a probe Monday of Seminole County. g out regarding the Justice Depart. "robbers." he said later. "we can't confine Seminole County's heated our students Black parents fighting the ment decision to become Reaction in the "robbery" Polk said his telephone 1,has and we can't have a stamp of Rosenwald Elementary School county school board's decision involve confinement Justice We've had more stareu and comments Lian which never Is visible cc specified, Clemente, while Richard Nixon discussed the we care to mention U we )OId Sure enough, newsmen saw about 70 PalestInh= possibilitv of his qemin- 111! Pin a bright orange Honda CM. -Publican party ir — ye gW Some observers have even gone so far as to "I capacity, maybe in fund-raising Pft$WnabIY ihey nave iniewed the dLspW=e of Y&* Krafal. fund-raising! "iW hv to be th quirewho is t of the 'god1atber" of this Palestinian mafia. But n° th highway. Apparently they haven't noticed tessence of politeness.) one knows whethet he confined his men to the clink for vm- that OGS (Our-Gas-Saver) Nor is registered, with Godoes the average working stiff identify mlWng a crime — or for btwgling a Job. ld water, is closer to the properly tagged and inspected. or'iinary Joe than a lot of those who claim to be Granted, we get a bit damp on rainy days or aft-times fouiy ride u common man's defender, thring an early (5a.m.) nut tiarr Goldwater shares to work. However, getting better than 100 nilles bute with per g&lon is reason enough to keep riding it to BERRY'S WORLD and from work and for those endless errands. Sure beats that gas-guzz.lin' Olds Custom REPORTERS NOTEBOOK __ Cruiser. But. please. don't you hit and h and nd _ you. ft [if do ikew rnmMICCI DAYS SET - rough ________________________________ ation. The debauching - . a Hour 1'4 e4gn Affairs sunnnittP and accused Pappas of helping to manipulate US. foreign policy In favor 01 the G reek ____________ ______ jEL A 21-year-old Caccplhprrv hnIt'wI I hrav,dh .1,-.-.. man, being held In count jail according to County y Jail department is Interested In the James Gadsen and the Rev. Indicated they would announce the events involved: place." on kidnaping and false im- Administrator George by Wednesday if th ey would charges, ran out of Three students In Mrs. Carol Polk sa id he did not beli eve a attempt a a courtroom doo r Friday af. countywide boycott Kline's senior civics class at quote attributed to Mrs. Clime In Police said Alvarez ran a foot of classes as has been done In Lake Brantley High set up a another newspaper in which she terneon only to be recaptur ed roce wi th Sims along city HOS the Rosenwald School area this mock rob be ry at the handy reportedly said th minutes la ter two blocks away streets and th a parking at "sure there past week. on the Sanford Lakefront by a lot adjacent to the county Way Food Store No. 1483, Sa nd was a risk involved, but we will 'a,, officer and San, courthouse before capturing ADMISSIONS III Velma H. Ad a ir Sanford: ford Leflefth a B. Covnt th city V. Beasley Stevie Dennard Sims, 21, 843 police on the lakefront near the Charlene Bobby Joe Brown James S. Ekern Sr. ws &.tu1urd Marina. Elizabeth P. Carpenter Linda Michelle Gaxl Thursday in Lode M. Hitchcock Sims now Is being held Marion A. Ilam1 Clarence E. Hannon with the abduction and assault without bond in county jail Michael A Jaynes 011 Janie Mae Houle Bertha McMullen of an 18-year-old Casselberry the sexual battery charge. No David Johnton q Moore man, Cheryl Denise Knight additional charges had been Kerry Ann Sposato H. Mcvtahon • Suns was charged shortly filed Saturday morning With Mary George Stewart Ronald C. Parson . before noon Friday with sexual Sims' attempted escape. AnnN K. o.newr, Oeary Pauline F. Teflon buttery in the cas, Two Seminole county Edward Leon Magee. DeBary Marjorie B. Williams . M Hardy. Di?ona Robert I. Parry, Altamonte Two hours later, as be was teenagers were listed in good Edward Adtie Milt, Deltona Springs - about to make a first ap- condition In Seminole Memorial Judith L. Oechsle, Deitona Gladys D. Lashef, DeOCry Hospital Saturday morning M e MaIlle M. Bradbury. Dellona sexual battery charge, officials following an early morning John W. Sparks. Longwood Joseph Scuro. Deltona Lucille B Penningion, Enterprise said he ran from Courtroom D, automobile accident on Doyle Mr. and Mrs.BIRTHS Richard L (Judith I Murrl Ledford. Oviedo Rand Mail. Road just west of Oecn. Oechsle. a girl, 0etcxa OOri% L. Love. Winter Springs I DISCHARGES Confinement Officer William Ella R. Gordon, Lowville, N. Y Paul Grisihaver, 17, Osteen, Alvarez had just taken hand- and Kelly Burchett, 17, DeBary cuffs Sims when the prisoner were admitted to SMH.. On July 1.2, 1V2, I metracopoulcu appeared __________ That's right. We saI Barry, not Harry. though ponents of ERA are denulaiding equal privileges with '. the Image of the late president definitely Is In generany voiced every time hijackers and temdstx who nee to Arab count.ries are turned over to the PLO for " PuniIiihmeniff - ' .. Patrick Andrew __ ____ _________ Er'n PAPER SALE Reward? 4: - _____ 1. country has All - purposes. How about this one? be seWed - PUflY for _______ ______ morning, While we certainly don't condone what -- Gr mind. Ford is doing, if Harry S. Truman lambasted the "do-nothing" i u must begin to reckon with the disparity between long dista,nce telephone calls, then It's only right Republican Ofth Congress in the 1948 election the no-limit spending philosophy of the federal that 'eial dime' be given to those who are 1)Palgn. Barry Goldwater has taken on the government and the highly limited spending agalist passage of ERA. top-heavily Democratic "do-everything" 94th philosophy that is being thrust on the American Congress in 1975. The present Congress is "probably the most by fl of our dangerous" the ever had, the junior currency ar.d the massive federal debt hanging Ia an effort to help familiarize our reaaers GOP se na tor from Arizona warned the other over our futtre are leading to a day of reckoning, With the operation of a newspaper and what day. and Congress will sooner of later face the fact that nukes it tick (or hum, or buzz, or wha t-have. "They have no concept of what makes the you), we Invite school classes, civic groups, in our republic the accounts will at the fraternal organizations emy run and have no concept of how and such to tour The ballot box. money is used to make money. They have the Herald. you can spend and spend and elect and However, we insist ad vance permission attitude elect eve n though this country is close to nted and a definite date and time be bunptey." tOtfifl be He added, not too hopefully, "U the country If you would like to have your group Included In Family ca n survive this Congress, it can surviv.t among those desiring to see the inner workings any thing." of The Herald, call us and we'll be happy to make Th e Palestine Liberation crganization has in vited newsmen Now i goes thout saying that Goldwater the necessary arrangements. to see a "correction center" it maintains In Syria to discipline doesn't come on like a Truman. He's much too it members. Obviously the PLO Is sensitive to the skepticism ___ polite, for one thing. We believe they do care, and that Congress _a £I.1_ ___ - Mrs. GeLald(Betty) Ford has been accused of X)'TS' money legislators all over the country urging passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). $_,__ cons keeping a pump-priming to destructive inflation. To 5_ take that risk for purposes." area knowing about the plan. "I can't believe she said that Sheriff John Polk yesterday The robbery was to be filmed If they wanted it 10 be real. then I closed the books on an incident by one of the students for use in my deputy should have , in which three Lake Brantley the civics class. I arrested the young people, __ 1 High School students staged a Students Richard McGough, brought them to jail, booked, 11 " "mock armed robbery" of a wearin g a stocking and armed mugged, printed and confined i . convenience store, with a blani; starter pistol, a them," Polk fumed. "if they \ -\,- . But Polk issued a stern girl who drove the "getaway" (the schools) want the warning that "any other such car, and Joe Lauglin, conducted youngsters to learn about crime --_ _ _5L__ Incidents" would not he the robbery with Laughlin and what happens, then bring fflINNEIRW tolerated by the Seminole handling the camera, them to our department and 7I I County Sheriff's Department. All went well except that the we'll work with them. Tak "This could have ended in a deputy involved went off duty them to a court hearing. Li: ra very tragic situation," Polk be fore the robbery and failed to them see how real crimiria declared. "It was poorly te ll his relief, Deputy B. L. are dealt with we've Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore proclaims Feb. 1* and March 1 planned and ill-advised." Thompson what was in the plenty of robbery cases f 'I'be "robbery" was part of a works, Rahia Temple's Paper Sale Days as W. A. (Jake) Adams, paper them to study." sale chairman, (left) and Phil Goebel, president of the Sanford civics class project in which Thompson saw the students Polk said Lake Elrantky . I ______ . backer ci President Nixon. So close was the Nixon-Pappas tie Watergate pirators instinctively turned 10 the eek tvis for hiih nw,v •lflwt,h h musts never provided a _____ not being so large that it patently siLtorenders the 5, Pappu, a millionaire with vast oil, soft-drink and chemical Interests in Greece. Pappas also happened to be a dose friend ____ _____ ___ — - -. Lake Road and State Road with a deputy assigned to the - epuld be made to buyers choosing cars getting better than 18 miles per gallon. Wright is the leader of a party task force pre paring a package of energy proposals. 41 Herald Staff Writer '\ç• chmse models that get good gasoline mileage and punish th ose who pick gas guzzlers. Rep. Jim Wright, Tex., said an excise tax co uld be put on cars which get less than, N .. Investigatio ____ _________________ • flp,4r (irtcc %No I %*# two %so oft# &&# %.0. %.# 1 % . WASHINGTON (AP) A group of House Democrats is considering a proposal to reward new car buyers who Demetrar'opoulos, who was driven from his ' homeland by the military junta in 1967. But the Greek colonels couldn't silence his typewriter. He obtained resident stat us in the United States and took up battle station In Washington, pounding away at the Junta and Its Greek. American supporters. The Nixon crowd In Washi ngton zeroed in oii$ __________ - responsible economy A Car Buyers ' . WASHINGTON — Now that the Greek dic. tatorship has collapsed, the story can be told how White House and J ustice Department connived to suid a Greek exile home to certain 0 torture and possible death. 7U exile wcs newspaper editw ElLu .q - - ____ ~ r _____ By GLENN MCCASLAND . Sunday, Feb. t, I7S-5 on 'Fake' Robbery , I., **~111* ~11`I 46 - . 10 • _____ tw Going Begging Press said that those accepting compensation must be Venture 46 I 0 P willing to take a "suitable" job. The problem is determing ti;it is tii;ih!t - _____ Suspect . hour. Lillian Lee Deslattes of the A-' Employment Service in New Orleans said she had well-paylr,g jots available, but could not find applicants. "Never a day passes th at someone doesn't say, 'I'll talk to you when th e unemploy. rnent compensation runs out," she said. "U people wan ted to work, unemployment could be cut by 2' to 3 percent." Put sta te officials contacted by the Associated T hi s Greek billion. .. __________ __________ ,J -,--, 1% r . -several companies have complained recently about being unable to fill jobs with pIy ranging from $2 to $2.50 an : k, /! __ I I .1 - John spolski associate editor ---- . NEW YORK (AP) State officials answering charges tiat lowpaying jobs are going begging despite a nationwide unemployment rate of 8.2 per cent In January say it isn 'Iso that Americans are too finicky about jobs or prefer unemployment compensation to work. The Labor Department said 5.6 million persons were collecting unemployment benefits in the week endedJan. 25, yet - 01 , ip 014, -.. ckr;1c III 0 . - Low Paying lobs Are case of the 'Eyesore' t . : ., : I : .. .., - -- IN BRIEF .11 M- "I federal programs which $52 ê. -I I -- -. N A (D'975 ~ n I I,__,____i_.__ $17 n.ö1---I..'t.. MUV3UUIL3 LVIdWI6 .i KIN NA! U W I'l ' JACK ANDERSON Out 'Eyesores' feature seems to be accomplishing its Intended purpose to get people to clean up the debris that clutters up our city. Mr. Ford has appealed for a spirit of -honest ..I__._ rt_ _________ V11 vvcwviay we got a report of a 'genuine ______ l Congress to make the billion cuts japherflill V in are necessary to hold getmeandsentph a picture he next th e projected 1975.76 deficit to Many iy to discover that the individual members of Congress already are expressing for said 'Eyesore' had already cleaned it up. u's.: 'let, can ( ng c That's good, that's great! possibly find any 'mandate" from the electorate to Now if more people would just do a bit more go farther down the rd of headlong spending,? pitch lit, we could really beautify Sanford and the swroundlng communities. Let's make it The President's budget at least recognizes a a really clean place in which to work and live. at home! need for deficit from DON OAKLEY w- '" W .4 I Ili, : ____ I recession ii, •- fl'U,,Il,.,'. avluu;7 - $1 in sight. Th,v,,,,. ____________________ BILL — watching a fire burn ou t of control and looking over our shoulders for a fire department that is nowhere Cnmmi''tinnør jjjjj Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. Better yet, take advantage of personally contacting his representative when he comes to Seminole County. First of all, call or wrltt' thø C"r'! cclanao office, located In Suite 130, 3113 Lawton Road, and make an appofntmen. The representa tive Is lx' at the Seminole County Co urthouse the d Thursday of each mon th at 1:30 p.m. A total of $43,357 has been return ed to policyholders from the Orange, Lake and Seminole County area. By speaking wi th this representa tive, you are making ava il able to you the following services: —As.'dstance in receiving payment of valid claims. -Answers to questions rela ting to all lines of insurance. —Assistance in complying with Compulsory Automobile Insurance Law and Financial Responsi bility La w. ..Antwir ta. W UIUIdfl(..V agents and insurance compaies sales activities. r1b' fl"! plcturc Delivery: Week, 55 $t40; 6 Months, Year . $28.40. 133 Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All i1her mail: Month. $2.70; 6 MOnths, $16 20 Iirw Maybe th e media was overwhelmed that -THE Mir'." to have his tkae, and perhaps even a line or two of his words transcribed Into printer's Ink and the elec. tronic tapeso Th is is the same Individual who also broke the jaw if a plic4ographer who wasn't doing anything th an his job. Well, "Godfa th er" Brando almost pulled-off a coup which would have made tho Mafioso proud of his exploits. You see, that land which he claimed as his own and ne wantin g to donate It to the India-is WASN'T REALLY HIS! He still owed $200,000 on it. I suppose he became so Inf a tuated with his God father movie role th at he made th e In dians "a deal th ey couldn't refuse; eli' Sorry, Marion. Th ere was at least one TV station which felt it only proper to check on your credinats aria th e traud was uncovered. ,, D. Dow r D. CEJRHIE. g IOBEHrc. MARKEY, Advertising Director WAYNF ILIIAM A couple weeks pass by and our In Jun friends are on ce again making the national scene wi th their take-over of th e Alexian Bro th ers novitiate in Gresham, Wisconsin. c... wtv%P And f the glarinQ TV kleig lights! None other than Marion tshatshIzname." And wrapped arm-in-firm wi th Fa ther Groppe anoth er gentleman who tuft exactly shy when th e flashbulbs start popping. Th ese two gain th e publi city and th e Indians face charges which could bring prison terms of more th an 90 years against five of the militants who surrendered after their 34 day selge. 1Ichum.,, who knows what tomorrow will bring (in the form of 'hard rews'.) - IP 7/jJ T 0 4 4_ ,~~ ,-~.711~~. 112t LENDE14 SAt"ifon OlilCioslino OffICI Wl"t1R PNt: 0111CC L0SG50Ot) 011ict lI.' lb IIt%I '.I,,'l.I U,j,.,, t:1q,,.: 1 'n'.-' i:so '. ,,. _____ _ - s'(S OLE E SI - IJ1I.1_I1;lls] '( // .,. / '".-/O '" - OKAiGI (ill 0111(1 (L'Iukl PlAZA -I. ". - 51: AtJ �1 NT' - --- =- - &A-Surday Herald, Sanford, Fl. IJ - .:z' --'--' N Horoscope SEMMOLE SENIORS Sunday Harald, Sanford, Fl. For Sunday, February 16, 1975 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EDITORS: Print' to last the Ilpfl?f'pI niihIk T!is Iltv'r!u iis,,,, .11..... ............. U**#Jfl ...... atta; &neii 101 iuncn for to the governor's mansion In November's elrctIo, Tom also dllike htm because of hist authcr1tic to remova five !Iampshlrc aa having iliefs Mr. Tlede: "Who_!"! ,g with go r:mc.S . 4• cw Tiede wrote a c"Ip?1 citJcaI of insistence on the basic cabinet officers as she sits on Concord while the battered children from a roster "rooted In the values of the 17th the oaek seat of the an honest, thrifty, sImple-livIng Hampshire today is the ( ,nly New governor's does his work In the front seat. governor Hampshire Governor moralities, patriotism and home because of his view that 'y," Good values in any car driving down from who has given the state in the nation without a f . Meldrjm Thomson and his religion, So we might end by asking state honest, economical foster parents are all century are still good values. sales or Income tax?" administration of that state. As Elected as governor two 'patriotic'," Not so. Neighbors, Science makes changes in inpart of an NEA policy to years ago on an economy the local minister and other formation as man's knowledge provide an opportunity for platform, he refused to accept a responsible people In the expands but truth, loyalty, , answer to such critical opinion, 112,500 salary Increase community asserted that the freedom, honesty and thrift ... '* •U for something we are distributing the article provided by thE, Legislature. lie children were well taken care of have been valued since the time f on this page by the publisher of said that economy In the by the foster parents. The of Christ and are still good New hampshire's largest daily government should first begin children themselves asked tobe values. newspaper, with the governor. The allowed to remain as a family The readers of this article in WILLIAM LOEB is publisher governor's office needed a unit In that very same foster of the Manchester Union- refurbishing and Governor home. Based on this in- other states, we believe, would Thomson did so at his expense formation and the desires of the be happy to have a thrifty Leader. in spite of the fact that while children, the governor forbade go ' o lives the simple By WII.,LJ/M I..OEB financially comfortable, he is the welfare department moving life without pretense. Mrs. A column of Tom Tiede's, not a wealthy or rich, man, Thomson, unless she is holding the children. published before last fall's Governor Thomson has kept charged some large official affair, cares Mr. Tiede further election, made a very strong his economy pledge. Official that the governor had for the governor's mansion and attack against Meldrirn polls Indicate the per capita bankrupted a literary COOkS the governor's and her Thomson, governor of New burden of taxes in New Ilamp- magazine, The governor simply own meals. Hampshire, since re-elected siUre is the lowest in the nation, would not allow state funds to Thomson makes light of governor of the Granite State, This miracle has been achieved be given a magazine which theMrs. work the only state of the 50 without with schools, roads and other published connected with her an obscene, vulgar an income or sales tax, pancake breakfasts for services just as good or better and disgu.ting poem. The atatl() ki,;1atrs each legislative AS the ptl!)lis?Icr of New than Ihose supplied to (iti?cns torncy general of New IlaHhl)- morning. New Hampshire has hampshire's largest daily i adjoining states of Vermont shire, not appointed ( newspaper for almost 30 years, and Maine, Both by the 424 members of its House and those states governor, supported the Senate and Is thus the third I am grateful for this op. have sales and income taxes, governor in this move. largest legislative body in the portunity provided by the Mr. Tiede's remark, "He has Mr. Tiede accused the English-speaking world. Mrs. Newspaper Enterprise threatened to go to war with governor of "repeatedly Thomson says, "We ha ve six Association to reply to Mr. neighboring s ta tes over borders referring to homosexuals as children and It Is not unusual Tiede and give some facts about and other disputes," Is hardly perverts from which the public for them to bring along guests Mel iThomson, one of the unique accurate, There was simply a nepdq protection," That Is a at mealtimes, so I often cooked Political figures on the U.S. vigorous dispute between the statement. The a ma zing breakfast for at least ten political scene. lobitermen of Maine and New thing Is that Mr. Tiede should people. There is nothing new Governor Thomson Is an Hampshire over the border assume there is anything wrong -...: (a'anathema to the poitic?. In betwrn tL e wiui this statement. We believe tiew Hampshire. lie prefers not has now been decided by the governor's position against Incidentally, the maple syrup to IkW out contracts to the mutual agreement between the sodornites is representative of served at those breakfasts Is politicians or make ap. two states. atleast95percentnrrir1ran made b y the govPrnor himself. pointrnents at the of Mr. Tiede says that the public opinion. The governor's favorite recreation Is working on his Mt. Cube Farm either in the sugar bush or in his fields, Mrs. Thomson has been known to shell peas from the AV. noon - MOUNTING BURDEN OF TAXES All Taxes= Federal, State and Local as a Share of National Income In U. S. state - - from - p (June . 1944 1954 your S e ..._•-.( " 26C 27C 31c out every Si out of every out of every Si Of By Iarrnce E. Lamb, M.D. I expense - #1 4k .5 . S 11 ri ;3 111 I By Ray Dc Crane ThelleraldServlces Just when interest rates are generally going down on a - J I. (i national scale, Internal a..... ThePlek gFamlly,sreagoapd who have appesrrdou CONCERT BENEFITS radio and TV, will be featured along with the 45-voice Thhe,-man's Union from Nyack, N.Y., In a program to benefit the CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Sanford Christian School, Tnt'sday at 8p.m. Ilekets a'ailbe from the Radio Shoek. SanfordPlaid PLsu. or my gtniI& flnnm#t*,,. prostatistis, your - - -.-. tax deductible, .•... (P CALENDAR very urologist q 17 FM South Seminole Garden Club r SEEK & FIND "A" ¶8 Crta,n J DMOGLAMANRHEOBINSAA M A G L A M A Q N I X I Y G0LANFN 27ThovgM 29 Ma1 &sl Y A P R i?'47A I 0 U E E H I T N H 3?Drt9Place 34 Th.ite,t,, 35 Paw RRWUIOLFIULONLECR 0MK/ I 37Fi,wbr,. 7 Great*( &,t.f tCo'n.db.,t I I.. S.. 30Sc,Issn I ECKEILD ME WP. I MIN I.. .4i5I3ttUflS$ I. 33Dadtm W11 I S • Sf ,,) 'I S.. I... COUPON ' I ving... r clock 4' HELPFUL ::::::::::!:il!!:;L:!::::fln .f.. LLTGOAORNOOTR S FMDSNRMOENTTOEVSEET COUPON AC I 1 MRFGTSOJIA11ITRAS ECKERn 4 1ori INFORMATION: I ) (Wi 1n{1k U you are new in town MARGE WILLIAMS MRS. DONALD BELL sp, Casselb'trry.Win?,r Springs ANCHORITE MARILYN CRLANT: m Tuskawilla Middle School Advisory Board, 1-3 p.m., at the schOOl. Overeaters Anonymous, 9 a.m., 600 W. SR 434, Longwood. Er,ji-iy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over .'O discu'erie* per panel in an all-new series cf 24-page booklet. To order volumes 1. 11 and III, send $1 for each, making checks & Pn'l" in care of this newspaper. money, but a windfall for those who i. - ve money coming • • • • • nave pos - e for any - prnsion program to set aside up 15 pr cent ol t'. TIini, but not more than $1,500 a year, money, but a windfall for those deliberately underpa'ying on in a tax-deductible retirement who have money coming from their estimatedtax, account. IRS. The tax agency at least Is Rather than make their tax Thrifty workers need not wait being consistent. After July 1 it payments on time, they used until the end of the year to put will interest .on all out- themoney(obuy hIgh-yieldIng, themaxImumnmniintIntntI.ir - add -na '.' Beginning July 1, IRS will charge Interest at an annual rate of 9 per cent on all deficiencies, This also produces a ti per cent penalty after that i--- -- -" - us e on an unoerpayment of standing tax refunds at the new short-term investments, special account. Thrift in-WE BUY ANOSELL' estimated income taxes. The 9 per cent rate. Insurance companies, banks stitutions recommend that rate had been 6 per cent before During the recent high- and savings and loans are periodic savings go Into a the new bill was signed Into law interest period which saw the reporting increased In- regular account throughout the by the President early this bank prime rate go to 12 per vestments, and many Inquiries, where It can earn daily year. cent, many well-to-do In- from set interest. ___________ The Interest adjustment Is dlvlduals willingly paid a 6 per up their own Individual Then before the end of the -U bad news for those who owe cent Interest penalty while Retirement Accounts. The WE HAVE STATE FORM S Burn 17 reasons why you Fears Credit Could s should caine to iis tax help. Reason Wreck Nation 's Economy - ii - "n 14. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake. But f our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work. various Burns long has been in the of businesses that can af- is sought, not demanded, by the FEB. 18-21 position of protecting what he ford 10 per cent or more, White House, Four-day Alcohol Sym considers to be the purity of the wouldn't it have been better to Sanford Trim mettes non- poslum, Florida Technological Fed, the For many years academic nation's central bank, allocate? profit exercise class, 7:30 p.m., University. Dr. Joyce Brothers from political taint. Th2 Fed, he and political figures have chalIt would be impossible, Burns lenged that power with words, Florida Power and Light featured speaker Seminars On feels, must be above such told a house Banking subcom. but the Fed has shrugged them Building. Alcohol and the Family, considerations. mittee, to devise a leak-proof off, There still remain Drinking and Driving, feature His critics insist that social of contrnlc. "Thu ones who would like the Fed to be Blue and Gold Banquet, Culi films such as "The Days of desirability sh ould be a crite- whn would probably suffer most Scout Pack 540, 6:30 p.m., Wine and Roses" and ady non in granting credit. Without arc small businesses and es. submissive to their wishCommunity United Methodist Sings the Blues." Free and open such a guideline, they say, homcbuyers," he said. Church. But for congressional advo-to public. Call rFU Village credit simply goes to the high. Burns and others opposed to cates of allocation, Burns had Center for further information, eat bidder - often a for an in. allocations, which would seem de vastating and under- the cir. FEB. 18 flationary, speculative or non- to mean most of the banking cums FEB. 19 THE INCOME TAX P EOPLE tances, ironic reply: to esse Overeaters Anonymous, ntial Use, The Seminole community, might ha v e some delegate allocation County powers to Florida Power and Light Legislative Delegation A challenge to the existing SANFORD on their side, but the the Fed would be to put Into Its LONG WOOD Lounge, N. Myrtle, Sanford, hearings proposed technique of dis pe nsing credit subject Is bound to be thrashed for 309 E Is tSt . 91)3 N. hI%4%. 17-92 ha nd "enormous and vlrta.all y 7:30 p.m. legislation, 7:30 p.m. City Hall, to whoever bids the highest is about if not out, in Congress, in dictatorial 3224n I power," the very Ph. 8314494 now being made in Congress, by banking conventions, in Open Altamonte Springs. Weekdays, 9'S Sat. & Sun. public thing the Fed allegedly has too OPEN SUNDAY - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY De mocra ts mainly, who feel forums, Se minole County Democ ra tic much of. ther Area Office In Oviedo credit over the past Women's en's Club, Orlando Dog Training (Jul) few years Cavalier (lUll While the arguments over albeen begins 10-week basic obedience has Restaurant, Sanford. channeled in the location are loaded with pros wrong direction, (lasses W. It. Koehler and cons from whichever threeSanford 'tourist and Shut- structor, National Guard IL) Using, they say. I$ the iost Lion viewed, that of proponents fleboard Club, covered dish Armory South Ferncreek, obvious Illustration, or opponents, they could also dinner, 6 p.m., clubhouse. Orlando, 8:30 p.m. Whereas potential home. disguise what amounts to a buyers couldn't afford the high challenge to the Fed's indeGames to follow. FEB. 20 Florida Nurses Association Florida Audubon Field '1"1P' District Nurses 37, 4 pin., lilcet 9 .1 111 Honda Power and Health Dept. auditorium. i.ight building, N. Myrtle Factory-Reconditioned Speaker on sel(.prolectlon For Avenue,Sn1ord.flrmng1uncho( WITH US IBM women. desired. - SAVE MOM THE FIXING Leiters have that "Pon. I & CLEANIN( icd Lock — when typed BRING THE KIDS - AFTER CHURCH cooperation types - many program more " points noon, SHIRLEY MILLET MW ,-, N $___ A-.,(-;, N C Y HILDA RICHMOND Where Quality Sells & Service Tells ?4 3167 104 E. Commercial Dia1322.5762 - 14fts. light lomh. All ' rnot-wn(ed featuvc'. and mote, (Eh. - %-4101 IBM kv 154.50 uhoh!ly loulltr Out of 834 971? Fores t City Dal fona Sunday B F U"t;Ii . Irwin) a IRA's were provided in new tax year the maximum amount legislation last year, deducti ble can be wi thdrawn The law, in effect, makes it and transferred Into whatever sibl employe not retirement vehicle has been covered by an organized selected. - OWO - 83492 1 2 Altamonte Springs ANNEAL ANTHRAX APOSTASY bad news for those who Bb& 8319212 Ui ANALOGY • 322-1812 hiMmw WAd bilow 4094a4 01 doy Is 1 0 p.u, FIsd .sth bLwwd, Pddanaime&M box ftIsuiows: AGUE CIVIC Sanford AERI EAARANNEOLXYANA AERIE ALAHUM AFFINITY AMALGAM AGAPE AMENT . ...:: S__ REOFTLHPRNEAPARSGEP E GREETINGS, AND A • • IJ HOSPITALITY, WARM WIDE VARIETY OF IYEYTTARS CLNDRAAMO I 12.1% of National Income Ke / I OAPETWNIEAX TPFHEOAYOI r1-' h"1 .5 . ,uClflO ITINMATAETFOSRINGOA FAELTI Ld 99 D\YFGNRIAEKHA BSTy-fMNI $ 138.5 Billion, or - TO THI WALLS. AROUND FINCIS, 1UhDfR SHRUSBIRY WITH, ITRIMS RIGHT U P • as ste SSct,o,ot g,* rate, service and vegetable, salad r dessert, Entertainment. NE1T 22 Idolize 2 Snging vo,ci 24 Arso garments 4851c.* 50 Lion 01 'de 3LkderCoo.d 25Sagaco 5IFemneP, ak 28Oiocity 520'gwpvi 4 Eojais 28 Moslems 5p-04p,i ' • critics maintain IJ tIj1 Orini 4OFIrtve IODavnotad 43 Movog ¶1Rant 4SOwisnw* 16R.$cttoward 48 Low $WdMI 200t the nose 47EwcJ STATE I LOCAL TAXES - - S 73 Tak e food 24 Hawaiian molklish RLAAEROEENCHORICFAT TUCMIyD 9WOI(4r$ ?' '-'; ts Iogthef 21 Mine-al spngs ' 24.9% of National Income The lax take in the United States Is nearly 0-9 times what it was in 1944, climbing from a total of $48 billion. or 28 per cent of the national income, to $423 billion, or 37 per cent of national Income in 1974. A cut in federal income taxes this year may slow or halt the increase in the tax burden but fast-rising state and local taxes point to resumption of boosts in the tax load in years ahead. 5o US Dtt e4 Cee usury itrsw 6IUCtW4 In three decades: - _______ Goorn,D.n M Gsfl•d ~Z O FElL 17 FM 18 Short course in Basic Land will take a scenic boat tour of Use Planning, SJC's South Winter Par k at 11:30 a.m. Seminole Center at 1-4 and SR steid of regular meeting. 436 conducted by David Farr, 7:30 p.m. Register by ca!liag Annual meeting Humane the center or SIC Ext. Society of ,tarn, 57(r'gtlrd% STATE $ LOCAL TAXES $22.2 BIllion, or 7.3% of National income NEW YORK (AP) Arthur rates of Interest In the past few pendence. F. Burns, the Federal Reserve years and In many states The Fed has unusual power In Sanford Optim ist Club Deltona Illi nois Cl ub annual Board chairman, maintains Loan, Sit 434, Longwood. laws prevented loans the American system. It has a .m. noon luncheon, Sheraton Inn, Sweethearts' Night, 6 p f I- that allocaUon of credit by the from being made at all -busi. degree of indeperklence suf. Election of officers. Refresh. Deltona Community Center, 4 and SR 46. Speaker Steven Fed could wreck the economy. ness could, albeit reluctantly, ficlent, In fact, li ments. to terallythai . Men of the club will prepare Hoover, area director, Physical Some that the With homebuyers lacking the lenge an administration ecoand serve the meal. Bring table Fitness Institute of America. failure to allocate already has. ability to compete with nomic program. Its _________ 01~1 STATE a LOCAL TAXES $49.7 Billion, or 9.68,'. af NatIonal !ncoma FEDERAL TAXES taxpayers anxious to Seminole County, P.m., First Federal Sa vings and Musicale 17 54 STATE a LOCAL TAXES $9 Billion, or 49% of Nhonl Income TAXES year stitches H odge Podge !2.5 BHlIor. or 20.6% of National Income FEDERAL GOLD , ______ $111.5 Billion, or 2i.j, of National Income FEDERAL TAXES Internal Revenue Raises Its Rate c - rtect)fet out of every Si Si '\... recognize nota - 37C FEDERAL TAXES $39 Billion, or 2i.1. a:;a; ::..,:" For Monday, February 17, 1975 Fç f 1974 true 67. fly IIEItNICE IIEI)E 1)501. Something difficult, hut DEAR DR. LAMB I was ARIES ( March 21-April 19) II rewarding, results. glad to see your article on you don't know when to stop SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) vasectomies. It is too late for talking, you'll lose the sale. Let Take a firm stance so that your us, but maybe it will prevent what you're promoting stand interests are protected in someone else from having one. on its own merits; neither add bargaining you enter into now. My husband agreed to a Be fair, but also practical. nor detract. vasectomy about five years ado. man oeen on the pill for guilt over this TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ivae i talked six years and was having side him into the operation. You'll the fact that SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. effects from IL My gynecologist We are not kids. He is 50 and something you're hoping to 21) Your first ideas will not be urged me to get my husband to I'm 47, but before this happened achieve will be a bit harder your best where your have a vasectomy. "Nothing to we had a good marriage and a than you first thought. concerned. Don't give upwork Is try it," she said, good sex life. He was always a However, It Is still possible, and try again. We found a urologist with a very virile man. He swears his GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. good reputation in our town. He beard doesn't grow as much as Your chances of getting discussed it with us, telling my It used to. I would appreciate cooperation from Someone you know socially husband it would be a dull ache your opinion on what you think good if you come straight to the has need of financial bra couple of days. "Two days might be done, if anything, for point and spell out your needs assistance, but is a poor risk. If FCSt and you can go back to my husband. The last doctor he clearly. You make a loan, make it a work." smfl one. saw said he had chronic CANCER (June 21-July 22) He went into the hospital to but do swollen Friends of yours will have more AQUA IUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) have it done In the morning and testicles accompany this? respect (or you if you stand was released a few howe later. Should he have male herThings you're supposed to do principles, though that's for the family are apt to sup After he was home a while and mones? the anesthetic wore off he was DEAR READER Your Your most difficult course for your mind till the last minute in excruciath.g pain. He knew letter points out that vasecunless you list them In order of nothing but pain day and night tomles are not always simple LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Things imPOrtancle. for two weeks. The doctor was procedures. The common news won't come as easy, for you as PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) not concerned and said It would reports are on how great it is you'd like during the earlier You some self-doubts as to take awhile. just a few minutes in the doe- part of the day. Don't be howhave you'll handle a tricky In the meantime the toT's cifice then get on your dismayed. Press on. You'll situation when forced to fact It. were all festered on one motorcycle and speed home, grab t he brass ring. you'll manage it testicle. We went to another and wear that vasectomy pin to VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) Be competently. who told him he had show you are a member of an infection and put turn on club. No operation Is without careful or you'll follow suggestions of one whose YOUR BIRTHDAY antibiotics. After a while the many wisdom is of dubious worth FElL 17, 1975 testicles healed, but his Yours Is only one of of the practical advice problems had just begun. letters describing the You will have several new He experienced involuntary pilcationsof vasectomies. Your of a proven friend. LIBRA (Sept. 2.3-Oct. 2.3) courses of action open to you losses of semen. Suddenly he husband's pro problem sounds like would feel all wet and he would a post-operative Infection , Although you'll be tempted to this year. One offers especially do otherwise, center your fine long-range benefits which be soaked. When he tried to These are not rare by any mAjor efforts on serious goals. you will use to your advantage, perform sexually he had great means. Reports of vasectomies difficulty achieving anerect ion. have followed the usual pattern When he did he was unable to in both scientific literature and climax. When he discharged the news media. First, there A*ftoPrsy$ousPuuI, semen he would not experience are enthusiastic reports as the the feeling of a climax, good results are published. L After these problems he Then there are reports from started having chronic swelling other investigators who didn't 30 Bristle J9J Of his testicles with pain and get such good results. Finally, 39(u'oOearai sl and IL 4 IGc'jttc. iciiii't P 3usea. lie still has this con- after several years a balanced A i 42 9fatili an lonsta,c. tiltion. perspective emerges. Any 9,&jj 44 Italian c? He refuses to go to another scientist who is not still wet ''". ecom 17 Wings urologist for fear of more be hind the ears learns to ______ Boy $ ospe49 £ y' AN aritan S3Austta:an surgery. I suffer a great deal of recognize this pattern. ostr.cl NT I 196 famous wise Vasectomw . "'- governor - - Sunday, Feb. 16, 175-7A (41The Only State Without Either Sales Or Income Tax' * - j - ---, - last mute you'll break away. you think to be ARIES (March 21-April 19) more advantageous. It won't FEB. 17 You will have more fun be. Greater Oviedo Senior Cltlung Club meet at 4 p.m. t your activities are based Patrlctic celebration for Washington's Birthday SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) around entertainment you don't Get at anything productive you have FEB. 18 to pay for out-of-pocket. hope to accomplish as early as BXYZ Club meet at 12 noon - luncheon - Valentine TAURUS (April 20-May 20) possible. Later, disruptions will Theme celebration The early part of the day will go throw you off-atride. Sanford Senior Citizen Club meet at covered dish much to your liking. Toward luncheon Silver Clouds from St. Cloud to entertain SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Z3-DCC. evening, there will be a foul-up AugIe Elders Club to meet atio:00 am . 21) have your exit lines because of another. Over Fifty Club prepared in advance. You're (formerly met at All Souls Catholic GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It going to want to duck out early Church) now meeting at Redding Gardens 10:30 a.m. would be wise if y attended to a social Involvement this Feb. 26 responsibilities first, but you evening. Cypress Gardens Tour Watch the water ski show. Enjoy won't. !t will cut you away early CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the beautiful gardens. Stop at the Citrus Show Case at Winter from something enjoyable. 19) You're a bit restless today. Haven on our way. Bus will leave Sanford Civic Center at nine and 21-July 22) After awhile you'll want to get CANCER pIc k up a: St. Jchn' Village Fern Park. out of the house. Relaxation will Keep persons out of your affairs elude you. who have no place In them, or MAR. 15 Passion Play at lake Wales, We will leave at 2:30 p.m. something you want to achieve AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) have a nicnic stop at the Bok Tower before the evnni nw . hill be bnatchNI from your Be alerted for some unangrasp. Return at eleven. Pick ups at Sanford Civic Center arid S. nouncel drop-ins at your house Vil!agc. Cost Includes adm issions and bus fare. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) this evening, or you'll be caught Someone has taken time to give embarrassingly unprepared. APRIL 5 You some very sound advicePISCES (Feb. 20-Mar 20) Vi s it Weeki Wachee - Spring of live Mcrrn:id \lso enjoy it and thought y ere in accord lAui' l in such aji rush to jungle CrUISe and attend an exotic bird show. Possible stop at the t with their views. You won't get home his evening that you Clermont Citrus Tower if time permits. Take a lunch or eat at ";llow It as you should. speed and try to beat a few Weeki Wachec. Leave Sanford at 9:00 a.m. and pick up at St. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) traffic lights. Johns' Village. Return at 6:00 pm. Cost includes transportation & Sometimes it's admissions. to hold out YOUR BIRTHDAY for a better bargain Feb. $, 175 be'inesswIse. Today is an Conditions that contribute to exception. You're obstinance Is basic security will be more a deficit, stable thIs year. Improvements ()ther id LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You oran enlargement o( your place will make an agreement. At the of residence is also likely. Of -- Bum Sunday, Feb. 1L 1973 - : "Yu'Il be a hero for the day" - ADULT 39911 399 ' dorge S tUa r - Executive Model D CHILDREN $2. 2 5 $1. 2 5 BRUNCH SERVED FROM 11 AM 133 East Ruinso,) tJri,iaIo, Fla. - 2 PM each Sunday BEVERAGE EXTRA QUALITY INN NORTH - SR 434 & 1-4 ' Longwood. Florida - 13051062 4000 �.TI:I ------ .-- $A-5arday Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Feb. 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I. r-, period continued L RO IE Friday and advanced to the enabled Dora to ho ld the faglc mur as In.. second. %3 with 1w finals of the Lakes & Hills to 42 points, Just as the Eagles Central outscoring Navy 20-11 ,L A .1, royt, Houston. Te*as. Conference basketball tour- held Howey to 42 the night to forge ahead 50-26. But with & Gilmore Racing Chev. 171.211111 10 " nament at Sanford Naval before. Montverde could not 4 Ostmark sit ti ng on Dora's Fla , Daytona Budweiser Chev, Academy gym. sink a field goal in the third bench in the fourth quarter, ,,,o, The varsity Bulldogs, 12-0 in frame, but hit four points on Navy dominated 2 4-22. ROW SIX Gelgen finished wi th 26 points season conference pl.v, free shots. Montrerde scored downed Montverde 10-42. more from the line, 22 points, for Dora, while Ostmark and 11 C$ Johnny Rutherford, Fort Earlier in the day I_X)ra's JV than front the floor, 20. Kratnyak added 16 and 13. Worth, Texas, D, Allison Racing teani wiped out the flowey Kirby Rogers led Montverde Navy's Bill Ross hit 14 points ch" 175 932; 12 05 David Sisco, Nashville, Tenn,. Reliable Plum Academy JVs 99-68. with 15 points, sinking nine free and Hubert Kerkow dropped hnc) (t'c ill H ost S4inford Nasal Academy kin) throws and three buckets, ROW SEVEN was elimsnnted F rida by Dora's Ja> White hit 20, Robin dOtIlCrOOORlJt 03)Eckerie The loss was the middles' -=,=.. - _.~ - ( - --• .- ;I "- * * I _' _. . .:,~ ....,...._`-.' 1*,I.-_.-,.-*'-. - lI 1 ' (- aP • I . - NIT' .111111111111111%, - -- Ublix . -. - ,.;' - .f1frs1*l :i'*'P% . . . S •- • • - - • • • . . i • .. ••., • I -• -I S • . ... • •.I . . .• • -- - . - ' ..- MT DORA BIBLE -- While 100 20. Hill 3 06. Lotlin ,,. PUII, 6 1 16 i-o 00. [aris 306. ,'lton 6 7 II TotalS 31 I 70 FLORIDA CENTRAL -- Yarusw 317 Kralnyak 6 113 Getgen I I all si x feet MtvCrde M1 Dora Bible T fouls Mon Dora 19 rowed out- None • through the diminutive Navy e ense. The trio racked up 11 straight points in the period's initial four minutes, and doubled Navy 15 by halftime (Sanford's d f - ROW EIGHT IS 71 Cecil Gordon. Horse Shoe 9 II 1 15 17 NC. Bob Stott Chevrolet Chev. II 19 1716- 70 175 211: 16. 17 Ferrel Harris, Pikeville. Ky, Cougar verde o. Mt. 160 • ROW NINE - 112 77,~ 26 79 Dick MAY. erciiiinviiie, NY, Brook Masev Dodg 115602 Totals 3110 7?. sincord Naval ROWTEN 11 0 .10-~ Mihollic. Pittsburgh. F%i , LcvVigllone Racing Chev 177 4• . 47 Bruce Hlil. Union Hill Racing Chev 17% 141 City. Ga. 1 1)11 24s0 Florida Central Total fouls 5*nld21NvAl 12, 2 Florida Central 13 routed out None 175 so? state us en un- nine wrestlers in the 21 42 Marty Robbins. Nash Ville, ' Tenn, Robbins RacingDwg tournament emerged oA 1W . a. va.nired to &-iturday's semi. . . , , •S a Nortbeast. ROW SIXTEEN 31 F) Pa rn o Stoll, Keokuk, lo--a, Smithvillt Farms ChIFF 110417. Parsons. Eller". b K ,nos Row 180 097 ROWSEVENTEEN Darrell Waltrip, Franklin, Tenn . Terminal Transport (hey I'? 6 34 99 J im 'andivcc Hun 'er%vilte &IC Transmission lJnLdt Dodg 171 390 ROW NINETEEN 37 19 0 C Spencer, RI Icon, Spencer Racing Docig 172 015:31 69 Hers'it McGrlIf, Bridal Veil, Ore., Ken Frie: En? Che-.i 169 ROW TWENTY Ind I Opal Truck Stop Chey 10 &67~ *3 33 George FolIme' Arcadia Calif . Bill &4over Racing Chev I947 - Calif.. Dorm Ford its osill., 7nd 11 Joe Frann, Golden Valley. M inn. Frasson R*clnq Pont 167.6i) Lake Wd3 •ICIIUWI) i-J in Brantic U3 1i' pound division by Leesburg's of Ft. Lauderdale Stranahiin. To Lake ROW EIGHTEEN 14 Coo Coo Marlin, Columbia, Tenn, Cunnlnqham Kelly Chev IT? 09. 36 98 P,ctard (hiIdre, Winston Salem, NC I C Newton Trv Ck (htvl7 ll Bruce Hill of 71w other eight Seminole Davrj liarrLson. Falters 33 I? 35 -- finals in the 115-pound class County wrestlers were defeated Lyman's David Lesure wi th a 15-3 superior decision in the first or second round and pinned Satellites John Freeny over George Geday of Pen- knocked out of competition for a in the first round of the 129. cola Catholic In the first sta te title. pound class, but lost 13-2 to round an a 4-2 decision over Lou Payns of Lyman, Merr itt isla nd's Mark Black In fifth-seeded Jamie Vijil of wrestling in the 101-pound the second round. • Guy Campbell of Lyman was pinned in the first round of the 135-pound class by Pete Center SJC. LAKE CITY — The Seminole Junior College He canned eight Lyman's Jim Howarth was defeated by Warren Hicks of Coconut Creek, who was seeded No. I in the 1411-pound division. Lake Brantley's Alpha - X Junior College Raiders fell to field 'goats and sank nine free Franklin topped Joe Mathews District II powerhouse and throws. of Miami s Archbishop Curley arch.rival Lake City CoinKennebrcw was the only 6-2 in the opening round of the mum) College 80-73 at the Raider in double figures 143-ponnd class and was pinned lake CII) gm Friday night Mike Pittman of Lake CII) bs I-I Lauderdale's Dwight The loss dropped Seminole to led all scorers with 34 points. Smith in the second round. 6-5 in the district and virtually SJC bucketed fi ve more free Craig Davis of Lake Bran tley eliminated the Raiders from throws, 21-16, than Lake City, won hl-3in overtime over South second place In the district and but Lake City threw In six more Miami Beach's Dave a berth in the Region VIII field goals. Glasserman In the 188-pound tournament at Stetson Feb. 27, class but was pinned by Toni '16 28 and March 1 Connally of St Petersburg 3 3 9 McDonald 10 Mc Media I Seminole led .E1-45 at nail. Johnson 317, k,nnet)re'w It s. Beanie Mills of Seminole time, but Lax ie City rallied fol- a 35-26 domInation of the lowscoring second half to knock Off • U.l,L-.,. MCIftfY'e 4 0 1. Faber I 0 2. Noe I 5 Totals 2621 71 CITY flrttcn 1 07, C Brown S 4 14, M grown i 2 is. fl,.'l. • -•• , Like City downed SJC 66-63 two weeks ago at the Raider gym Freeman Kennbrew erupted for 25 points for Seminole -. • • David Hayes of St. Petersburi, The semi-finals and finals of - 79 81 Warren Tof)e. Troy.,%'.ich. Fora $01. t ,tcr 1.res & 30 97 Red Farrter, Hueyto*n. Ala, Lon(; LewisFord 177933 , ALTERNATES Peters is seeded fourth. defeated after the first two the state tournament, held at Frtdnv t_tl---- ?t!. rounds on -.. -.'--- J. 1dIILd Jv1Iti- Un zugn CflOOi, Doug Peters of Lyman ad- were Saturday. rirr U-I ROWELEVEN 71, 70 urn Hurtubse. N Tonawanda, NY Rick Ncaom Other L ROW FOURTEEN ills so and over — ran around and State Se MIS .. . - 1141 TO ft OW THIRTEEN ( • - Bud Moore tng Ford 1*1 O II 70 Sanford, NC, Glenn Landscape Chev, 1?4 043. rora' margin increased each and Eric Ostmark - Pa Elmo Langley Racing Ford 168 498. J.D. McDvIfIe, sANFOR6AVAI ACADEMY 1 41 H Hylton. Ross44 I1 Jerkow I 0), Acht'on Nitro 916, III 14 Rando i i ftasett 6 I 1) Mock 1 7 1 Tsot Hollywood F la Tilitco En? rainIer 715. Summert 000 Totals I' inn 24 poInts at the third quarter and 28 at the final buzzer. The Montverde team, which played brilliantly Thursday against Howey, ciuld do little right The Eagles threw the ball - t'rnis 000 floque 40$ ToiaIs 10 Devils, who battled Dora Achilles' heel all season Saturd:iv ni gh t fur tit' tour- crippled the midshipmen in nament championship their less to 1' lorhla Central The naval academy JV team, The Red DeiLsdorninatedall slipped by Montverde's JVs 60- but the fourth quarter, hitting 50 Friday afternoon for the the game's first nine points right to challenge the Dora before Mark Bassett sank Junior varsity In Saturday's Na vy's two first quarter buckets. finals, The Dora Bulldogs outscored Down by live, Navy quickly Mont's erde 'a Eagles each dropped out of contention in the '-rrr '" in fr'nt i " ,ectnd frime Clr'!' quarter — 13 points at halftime, -",:x, -."---',"*_---**M 1.1_---*-'11. -- . Sanford Naval Academ) 's fourth of the year to the Red lack of height — the team's ~ 1 / !H 11 . 1-1 - ____ _______~ — . I ~ai - -- S 114 Mckeespot --•-• , -, ions 25 At Grant A&ox. Chattanooga, 1 34, Lennie Pond, Petersburg. -K I s1 Peters Advances n 5 90, Richard Brooks, P rMif , Truxmore Ind Ford, 178 990 6 If. CaleVar borough Tim monsvfllc, SC. Valvoline Chv, 179 103 Op 1- n Lake I ______ I U Donnle AIlsoft Daytona Auto Parts Chev 175 219. Reach, Fla , D. Allison Racing (hey 15 *7 1 David Prn ROW TWELVE crtaurq SC Purolator 11 Ill 316 Bobby AffiSonHUtyt*n Ala . Coca Cola AMC Mala, 1#2,713. 4 43, Richard Petty. Randleman, NC ST P Dogd $3 165 • ......." I ven a ROW TWO : , ..~ • - I, s Foyt also tried o pass lJpjer 500 feet. Folimer then put it control The race was so close bringing cut the caution once eitoff and threw ttout victory wu2 feet apiJ but Allison's move prevented correctly, "This car is now that one driver could lead the again. Pearson was running the wall coming out of the CBF, changed 12 times. him, history." chicane. Bryant was taken to sta rt of the lap and be last pla ce second at the time. In the 30th lap, wi th the cars DAYTONA BEACH — Bobby The second race Friday was t he hospital for observation. Unser held on to win the In the wreck, the flying de is at e end of it. ile limped into the pits, as did bunched up again, Peterson the Second Annual Permatex Uer of Albuq ue rque, N.M., fourth race of the International broke the windshield of Ronnie The onlY other caution came In tap 29, David Pearson — nude a decision on the last tap Race of ChampIons at the Peterson of Sweden and Allison, who complained tapped Foyt on the back stretch 200 N,CAR Modified Stock out when Geoff Bodine and the only driver who d not lead somet hi ng was wrong With his and lost co toholdtheleadandhopetowin. Daytona International Eme rson FitUpal of Brazil. during the event — blew a tire mirror. He couldn't fix it so he The car hi ntrol of his racer. Car Road Race, which was won Gene Felton collided and spun t the wa ll, throwing by pole-sitter Mervyn The now famous "slingshot" Speedway Friday. jchier in the firs t turn. The red flag came out for 20 debris all over the track. was in everybody's mind as the olS co, N.Y. He led 39 of the It all comes to a spectacular minutes as the windshields The win was Treichier's The restart set the sta ge for a 52 ta run. racers jockied for second spot close today with t.he running of were replaced. biggest. He collected $7,5, l(Wap dash to the finish that going Into the fourth tur- the 500 at 1p.m. Forty of the top The only other leader was IU average speed after 10 Following Mervyn was Fred n. Unser, A.J. Foyt, Cale drivers In thie I 500 would bring $30,000 for the Allison, who led for 13 taps until Darro and National chamworld will be laps was a sizzling 170.509 mph. winning driver. TU average his motor quit in the 21st lap. pion Jerry Cook. Wiu Cagle, a Yarborough and Bobby Allison going after more than S=,000. The race settlo-d down with the weregluedtogetherflkea train. speed for the 100 miles was The race Friday was three seven remaing cars running The Only wreck of the race local racer, finished fifth in his Racing F or d 1685 22 Walter 167516 m. The margin of came ROWONE Coming down for the checkered taps old when George Foilmer as if they were one. when Johnny Bryant hit Ortandbased Gremlin. Ballard, Charlotte. NC, Clyde Lynn - -- — - ee it from fouth, only to le the on the back stretch putting 5orough in the side, but the cars draft and fall back in the pack Follnler into the wall t wi ce in man age d to remain under shelf Plenty of check-outs and fnendly Publix People to help Don't miss the grand opening secials p in every department for an extra measure of shopping pleasure. ',, ____________ e W. __ •Evegng a nser 0 - • imaxes 0 By CARL VANZURA Herald Correspondent • - - . No ~ tona 6 Tues . Fehl8, 9am _ -UI I 11 - & -- 44 __ - - i-- - - Ir ' r -;- .I-- 9 lff~ -~ ~ ___ - - il -- _______ - 16—A --; - .. P' i%\JfTL 7I %i~ A '.0 - 5 A - - . - - '? f 4' " : _ .,L, I ,r- . N ---- Zr_ I . ~ 094 ~ , Im4ir""Mm" " — 44 I.- ..- - - . $ *_1_1_1~_11- T '1Z 11 I *1;7-,-. 1.__ - __ . ____ N- .,. M or . i .I 0 1 I ~~_.____Ii ~ - - im - wwutsrremium -\. ProTe, Beef, the western beef that's got the secret of tenderness so its tender every time. r P" ,' _4 a 0 '. 'f - ___._ - -;r ~Tw i'my ji. '?77 M., a i, 14 I& - ar:~ &,-, _.V ~2 __ , A. ..___ ~_f.~.-__ Z____ I—- - . - .- _P_ Z. . Z ~ -A W __ ~ I...- _ -_. __:_ - le - — 'if". -- .-,• __ __2 _. - __- 1.:~7_7is";'rT-*'W-1Mfti ~ ,~-!~___ , — 1112ft __ '---- — I..11 - -- --- - oming At You 'T As # . - - - ' "I - . - C - - . _.;. __. . -_ Sunday, Feb. U, 1975-18 . ' - --• SPORTS _____ _____ .,, -,•- •-- --- = - __ _. ~4 16, 1q75 - --•. -- __ *1,:, :;O--N ,Not: • -. • = "=iT ' '- "°" Totals Seminole lake City Total louts FOott'd enrwt'rr out " 32 16 47 16-73 15 is- so Seninole 27 Lake CAY 22. - •, McNeal, pinned his first round heavyweight opporwt Delmore -- Newton of Ft. Lauderdale. Mills . lost 10 his cousin, Tim Tim, Chavers of DeLand, 2.0 in the quarterfinals. Chasers defeated ,Mills 1-0 in a regular-season confrontation . !IIP) S&)'rol ______________ 1111111113111111111 ________________ ___ �___ ...................................................................................................... ... ..............................................-..--.5 _________________ --k - I; 2-Sunday Hq Sanford, Ft. RB R SYC'Xf 0) E Sunday, Feb. U. 1975 E DA _______________________ -...... D _______________ I _ _ dIaWtj ' - I __ Chicago 105, Golden State 87 New Orleans 174, Houston 117 ?,lIwaukee 117. Cleveland Dog Results I,-.'-- FRIDA NIGHT Houston Phoenix .•. ' 3 9 0 72 29 172 7$ 7 A 67 206 183 -..'%t,d 1/ -1 1i Well Division 4111111%ft 1"Imm"', lftu PT, A J -4 ,L,q~ - - - W' ,----i fri l"i 176 41 Oviedo . r.. .. IuI - 1T : - 0 0 ~,1. a a shot. The Seminole County squad " drew away from that point as li APOPKA-The Orange Belt they shut off Jones' outside . Conference's 1974-75 basketball shooting. By half time, the . champions, te Apopka Blue Lions were on top by seven, 43.' Darters, and league runner-up, 36. the Oviedo Lions, advanced to Tim Lemp, the stringbean the finals Of the tournament at center Of Lakeview, fouled out Apopka Friday night. in the first of the final In the opening contest of the quarter with the Lions ahead by doub1e header,theBJueDar t58-61. ran away from the Barracudas Wi th Len'ip on the bench, the . ' of New Smyrna .Beach, 66-51, Lions scored two quick Inside for their 11th straight win In baskets to increase their OBC compe tition. margin to 62-61 with six mlnutes In the nightcap, the Lions left. were hard-pressed to put down Then Jones found the range a scrappy quintet of Lake view again. Red Devils, 6864, setting up the Two quick shots ripped the ________________ Saturday night showdown, chords as he went deep into the ______________ ___________________ The tournament's host team corner. __________________ _______________ had a easy tinieas their defense Jackson answered with a pair held the 'Cudas to four first of foul.: shots but J0n25 hit quarter ints and 10 in the first nthing but (wine from outside : ... - '-• half, the key. Then Larry Johnson On offense, Apopka was scored on a "cherry picker" devasta ting as they gained a 24. when he got behind the Oviedo ,. iw~ .point lead by halftime, scoring defense, took a perfect pass and 14 points in the first eight had an easy lay-up. , minutes and countering with 20 On the Red Devil's next ;more In the second period, position, Jones banged one in The Blue Darters played from 25 feet with 3:33 showing most of the second half with on the clock and Oviedo ahead their subs. Ed 64-61. by Uwe Geiger) 111gb scorer was the Blue But Oviedo was able to Darters' forward, Pete cscapewlththeirnlnthwinfn 111 .' Chambers. He accounted for 16 OBC games when Clennie marke rs. Patterson stole a pass with nine LofclansGafe 340 Lind,i Hudick 537. Edge levI, 3 5.5? 70 (1 nt' 1.1011s win in tile second secorxis left it, tile game and 10. SyTji, tulle-u 10. NHI. 1$ t; 1443 ,dlfl' '.'ftS n doub, from the Ovieto leading 66-64. TC14'H. 3-16. 8,31.31: BOWLER OT,E WEEK ope ning Up off as the pesky Red Jones finished with 22 points, Lui Trans Division I 1020 5.60 3.40 4 De vils refw.ed to die. Ghost Chaser W L T Pu OF GA Lucia Wearer 0' the W.hdy Drop 9.10 660 6 one more than Patterson. 1atsn parley 31 14 7 73 11$ I?) Outs. 600 7 PrIph; Lakeview was fired up as It Foes In NY Rangrs2$ 1110 6677*19 Ovine-ia (46)13260 riddl ed the Li "'ons' zone defense OVIEDO Blokowskl 1 02. Pat NY Isla nd 74 II 14 62 1*6 150 ELEVENTH, 3151: for 24 po ts Atlanta in in the first period. tC'I'tOfl $5.2), BrOwdy 7014, Moore '."ryEtfa 732112 54 iS? 151 600 1E 7.60 By TOM KEYSER 24. Ribbon 102; J**kson 6,'? scicamed at th&' r'kr -ees, who job rebounding, but it jfl "- -: '.' . Duvl;:;;i r o Led by t1'e unorthodox t' v'Varø 304 Totals: 2$ I? 4$ , Herald Sports DC •Editor ey claimed knew not w 7921 S 63 140167 th ha t a good team effort." 340 1 Vancur hand Jump shooting of guard LAKEVIEW: Jones lIOn. Harp Chicago By the fourth quar ter, Winter double dribble was, and now, Quiniela (56) $3300 6 51 140 144 Winter Park made 32 percent Jimmy Jones, the Red Devils 42.10. John5 704. Taylor 6214, St. Louis Pertecta ( 5 6) $119 40 21 7310 52 173 40 Park fans had found something with their team SAN DIEGO (AP) - Top sec. Mien. being soundly of its shots, 1533 6 36 146 726 ond round scores Friday in the Big Pe-rtta (46 with sail) hit seven of their first 10 at. LirrpS7I7, Lamb 1 02. Totals: 296 else to do. 522 4 10 14 wIlt Oil 6) 5334690 K.C. 13 36 7 33 137 737 00 defeated by a near-perfect Washington paced Seminole 5170, 0 Andy tempts,allfrom the l8to25foot Oviedo WilliamsSan 2023 13 12-o4 TWELFTH. *.. C. 39.i6: (Hvlilon 3 They had cheered fruitlessly Seminole High School team, with 22 points. Diego Open Golf Tournamen t at Lakeview range. Brown added 21 12 1513-3d is, Tell Doff 37 iS 79 2I 157 thp Torrey Pines Coil Club 1000 1.10 310 5 Montreal for three quarters, bad they began to throw wadded-up Total toI; Oviedo 12, Lakeview AWr 30 111.' 71 163 121 Corso 12, Pringle eight nd Smith When Jones connected 1401800 6 L.Angetes course. 17 Ptt, Paper cups at each other, 2370 12 $8 214 200 six, Billy Casper ano ther bomb with 50 seconds 696$-ill Fouled out; Limp. Detroit Quinipi. () 33 4 32 10 30 170 732 On the hardwood, Seminole P0*1 FI,,,se-th 7067-177 W ter in ar left In P k's Cleveland was e th period, Lakeview Washn led 516 3 15 171 791 Trite-cIa (562) $.4I0 John Llster was closing its 1974-75 almos t half of the Wildcat of. 9458; Thompson 6017. Welch 60 6169-137 A - .5.360, Handle 5305.601 Division 4 by its biggest margin, 22-14. Phil Rodger 6* 71-139 Testerman I 0 7. Wilkins 7 04. Buffalo basketball season with a 64-45 (en,se. He scored 20 points on 33 11 10 40 213 164 Ray Floyd The Lions scored three quick P van 0 27, Mathis 3 S ii. Chlshom 3 6*71-139 Boston o 14 1) 1) 733 173 Bruce Vt-vIm bombing of Winter Park. 6971-110 nine field goals and two free baskets before Jones hit 2$. Totals; 71931. to Toronto 7077 9 163716 John Mihtfey The APOPKA: 6971-140 victory Williams 0 0 0. pushed throws. His fielders were all Calif. another long-distance Jumper 11 35 9 37 157 273 flothy N'c"oPs 71 69--hO Cnambers 74 16. Pt'ghtowe-r 3 06. Seminole's record to 15-11. The around the basket, Friday Rtsulti at the buzzer to close the period Cock S 3.13, Jones 47 10. Free 50 10 Mike Mor ley 7070-l 40 , Vancouver S. Detroit Seminoles will compete In the J.C. Snead with I keview on top 24-20. The Seminole JVs crushed 69 71-laO Richmond 12-1. Kindred 0, 1 1, Satvi-dar's Games Tom kite W1 7761-140 District IV, 4A tournament at Winter Park 7244. A?txnfa "_--'-. Sparked by senior ..arry McNerney 70-4. KIng 102. Totals' aier P.'.art. Ita-jcs 67-73-143 Stetson next weekend, '' Ocaa Vang*jrd 13, Cr Ifal The win lifted Coach Bob Jackson, Oviedo took the lead P158 1 42311-31 River 33 Chicago at Montreal Seminole Jumped to a 6-0 lead Lundqulst's Seminoles to 13-9, for good at the 5:02 mark of the Apopka ' 14 73 14 16-16 West Palm North Shore s PhiIadelhia at P4ev. York on a 20-footer by Robert Smith Total fouls- Nfl 1*, Aba IS. BYCHLJCKMCCLIING "lmRalnesledtheThbewith Second period when Jackaun "':raw Grach M*la'iy, 44 aJafloer's Fouled 0*46; Thompson, Tester. and two pinpoint 10-foot jum- 22 points and Bobby Staten Went base li Fort Pier ce Central 7, w Herald Correspondent Pittsburgh as Toron to ne and hit a 12-foot man. Palm Fore-St Hilts 60 Caiifo,'nla at Kansas City FOREST CITY - The Lake pers by John Corso, bucketed 17, Kevin Brown sank EAST Riviera Peach Sur(oag New York Rangers at Mm Princeton 70. Harvard , Brantley Patriots racked up 17 The Seminoles smothered 12 and Steve Baker added 10. Pabo&t-e- .* nesota Penn $0. Dartmouth 10 ter Park with a man-to-man Staten and Baker are being West Palm Beath Newman first quarter poin ts Washington at St. Lou is while Win Columbia 7*. Yale 74 59. Okeerttot*e-e 4 Detroit at Los Angeles hold ing Wymore Tech to eight defense and led 16-10 af ter the promoted to the varsity for the Brown 40, Cornell 7 3 Glades Cen tral IS. l46pie- *3 Sunday, Games SOUTH and continued their dominance first period. district tournament. Lake Worth 7$. Boca Raton California at Minnesota, Morgan St. 67. N. Caro. ALT Seminole rattled off 10 torecordthelrsixtht,j Rainesledsemlnole'sscorug umphof afternoon 63 West Palm klngj Academy the season, 58-42 Friday night. straight points to open the this season with a 15-point per Boston at PhiIadeIøiia. after . MIDWEST 105, Belle Glade Christian noon. NBC-TV Derait 111, Toby Strober was the gui&ig second quarter and the victory game average. Terry Smith Cocoa Beach 57. ye-ru Beach St. LOUIS E Buffalo N. Dakota £3. Morningside £3 was not in doubt the rest of the factor for the Pats 50 (at) as the second leading scorer I or o n $ o at York New SOUTHWEST game, Moore Haven 73, EvergIaCII Rangers with a 10-point average. M",Murr,, Tex. 71, Wayland piod, tossing in six marks 77 Lake Howell held off a fourth th New York Islanders at PutsThe closest Winter Park Baptist 61 the last two and a half e first quarter and 26-23 at Although Sta Stuart Martin burgh County ten grabbed 17 quarter Taylor Pierson rally halftime, FAR WEST ly came was nine po ints, Brantley Jumped to an e West Palm Twin Lakes Si ar rebounds for Seminole against alter bombing Pierson In the Kansa s City at Washingt on UCLA 95. Oregon 66 Lake Worth Seminole combined a 61 per Winter Park, Brown was the 7-2 lead before Wymore rolled Leonard 7$. Montreal at Chkago Jim Meadows paced Howell San Francisco 1)3, Nevada Palm Beach Gzjrcqis up four points to cut the margin cent shooting percenta ge from team's leading rebounde: With third period for a 53-51 high with 18 points, eight coming Las Vegas Glades Day £8, Fort Perce Arizona 97, Brigham Yo.ng school basketball win Friday from the cha the floor, a 10-of-12 per- nine a game. to John Carroll 62 rity stripe, and of night. e (omlan ce Jicksonville But the twisting moves of teammates John from the foul line, a Jackson The Seminoles opened ', th Anj,0na ', Brumbaugh Taylor Pierson rallied to and Tim Carro "kSOnvllle Raines 5) blanket-like defense and the season with two wins In their East Olyhilon .Colo St. 5$, New Menlo 53 5-10 senior guard resulted ll added 15 and 11 Jacksonville Sandal*c outscore Lake Howell }.11 in poin 72 W L I Ph OF GA Texas. El Paso 44, Wyoming three Of the last five Brantley devastating board work of first eight games, but rallied for the ts apiece, Jksonville Parker 40 New Eng. 2 II 3 6)17* ilo Si final eight minutes after Mick ey Pringle for its most an 114 closing. fielders to lift Pa ts to a 17 Jacksonville Lee 1$, JacksonClf'vittd Lake Howell played John 25 30 2 52 157 172 Oregon St. 10. S. Calif. 76 Lake Howell dominated Carro ),.!It Pax on 69 Chicago di th ng game since 19 3-1 I advantage after the first eight outstan e 140 215 "These kids were no mor Pepperdine $1, Seattle 73 ll SMurday night and Jacksonville 3, lfldbpQli5 Wolfs,em 11 2 3 25 123 715 Christmas ta-eak. e Pierson 1t4 In the third stanza, closes its season th Washington 69, sflonj 40 minutes, to la ready p y basketball at is week wi Jck1onvlI$e Englewood 3 Lake Howell led 15-10 after two games against Crooms, th Pringle, who at 6-2, 215 beginning of the year than the Rick Murray, the usually JacksonvIlle White 62. Jack. VAlyille- F or rest 9 silent Patriot guard, also P cisaocomotivein flight man in the moon," Lundquist The first confronta tion with Fernandina Beach 73, Jack when he leaps for a rebound, said. "But then they started to Men's contributed ns is M0iaY,t7.30 Pm CrO0 Wnvilte Ballet 6$ Crooms Wins 9th Of Year d the Offensive and play together, rebound better pe te riod. It was his best domina at the Crooms gym. Jacksonville Temple SO, lack Teams ..l....S......i._ L___ 1.. Ie varsity performance of his uoaras. tie easily out- and shoot better. It took them a Chr,s!i Crooms bombed Leesburg - - - -. Four players from oomns year career as he ended with performed Winter Park's pride, few erIa LAKE 7*, Pritchard 3 Ii?. Jacksonville ball games to get used to i uepmentatives of teams CarrollHOWELL: 51 Thursday to up its season were in double figures. 1 3 it. 1ykoIIl 000. Fco*al 73 interested 6-5 Jesse Geveland. In the Sanfrd Mect,,s 5$ 1$, eight marks. each other. Orançe Park recod to 92. . Brumbaugh illS, David Wiggins led the bunch The first quarter was typical Greenville 62. Madion l were a hard-working Recreation Department's Schmidt 1 02 Totals 20.13S). Murray dropped four of "They Crootns closes Its season with with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Starke 69. Leesburg 54 TAYLOR PIERSON: Lee $ ill. seven Brantley points, of Seminole's dominance. All team, and it paid off. Next Men's So ftball League ou'e two games against Lake He was eight.of.18 from William Ocala Forest 43. Ga'netvitt', Rolle 4 0$. again are urged to contact the Grer.lnj s 7 01, Wymore unleashed a potent fl''e starters scored. year's varsity depends ctthosz Howell. The two teams clash field. 000, C. Williams 50. 10, rec re ation If it wasn't Smith throwing in kids and I hope they got department as SOofl George 1 07, Suuten 7 0 Ii. Scott Pompano beach 93. Bo y d . Monday at 7 p.m. at Crooms' I. Joe Smith was eight-of-eight scoring attack In the last five ________ 07. Gilbert 000. Schuler cterson SC as possible. minutes of the second period to a 20 or 25-footer, it was Corso experience they needed." 0 00, gym. Totals 25151 from the field for 16 points and recover Deertetd Beath 72, Cocoeut -_________ An organizational meeting Lake from a 15-pol'lt deficit. ptiiiiping one In from the side. Against Leesburg, Crooms Tim Staten, the team Hflwtft 15 1! 4 11-S.) sandy Brown hit from wi ll be held Thursday at 7 p.m Taylor PIerSon WINTER PARK tCleycLfld9 720 ',. The Pats out-boosted the 10 13 • taraJ, mid David Crsig both 171, Lewis 37$, Sterling 10 s.c4ju, Plantat,,*n 67. 8-2 in the opening inside and the outside, Fred Total fouli Lake Howell . vis South at the ciauon office, in the after the third quarter. The bucketed 12 points 2. JOhnor' , 30 6. trevMO 59 Smith 10 7. Clark I er on 71. canned Sanford Chic Center. his ,,Totals' 19 45 minutes of the period to ad. Washington local ninth graders pulled away -. Craig was Fouled out Lee Nova 73. Stranahn six-d-12 from the van patended 10-foo Akat - c.uor -- pi •k f....t .....1 10-footer ter and Prinule SFuiin. c • n..... -- ---- -----.in city 12 --... Held. 7 2-6. Pringle I 0$, Washlngtn 107. Off rebound. Hollywood Hills ii, McArthur Brantley managed only two J)U.tflj an offensive fl. Corso 5217 Totals. 7710 6-1 It was a tremendous team Winter of the last 10 points Of park Cardinal GIbbons IS. pone. 101111 13-iS eff t," Seminole C or oa Seminole ch Joe 16 $6 14 1$-64 h Golf Tourney Set Saturday quarter Mills said, "Sure, Mickey W1iter Park Ii, Fort Lauderdale Christian 'i margin' emlnolt is. Highlands Christian S6 The Sanford Elks Club is Prcceeds from the tour- last-minute surge enabled (Pringle) did an outstanding Fouled outS None Palmer Prep 59, GOld Coast sponsoring a golf tournament nament will benefit the Harry- Wymore to outscore the hosts, Chr.ttian J., A Saturday at the Mayfair Anna Hospital Building Fund of 16-14 in the second period. Country Club. the Harry-s;.na Crippled Brantley repeated its second Children'i Home in 1pe-sb#ug. quarter perfori-nance in aw Players with established third, tossing 14 points in the handicapswill compete hoop. The Wymore points came E ;:ntic Division Sign-Ups group and as the visitors managed players with no slowly, W L Pc,. 08 -. tston handicaps will compete in but seven. 10 16 .7)1 The Sanford Recreation another. 8uftalo The combined efforts of Bill Department is continuing to Wall ar,tj Dan Gabriel pulled tla r7j fl b1 fur U Locai )rluI,Iers Pats out front for good, com• Central Division --i. ,-...,; ..aumJ Suitmer Youth Baseball Wishirmton ' -79 16 7" i bining for 12 points and I Cleveland Program at the recreation efea eitona numerous rebounds. Brantley Houston 29 79 -kv Ilk) Office in the Sanford Civic Twelve teams of Sanford held Tech scorele. in the Atlanta fInal 23 37 .30311 V Center, .1' jf/j• 1 94 shufflers defeated Deltona's four minutes ci the quarter to OrtVtS 9II61 $L raj , Boys should register to get teams from the Elgrove Club lead 45.31 after the eight tOivIslep , their names on the tryout 304 k an Inter-city match at minute tP13 J.'. s. 4411 n .ao roster. Deltona earlier this week. K .0 Omaha - 31 WYMORE TECH: Williams 306. -'' . --A birth certificate tsrequ1rd %;- -Ntror;t In the play-off between the Nathan 17 J.Anc1eron J 22, -______, -'-M11AAoet. 71 21 4YI 6,, for registration. Boys who bthe scoring terns of each Fveeman*tt7, H•os'r TIME 3 P.M. Is.a IW2n try-outs win be waltecl club, Deltona's Gordon and Golie St OTo$afl,:17447 -i" 'MATINEES; 1:43 P.M. (WED & SAT before those boys who Elsie Lowe easily defeated Sterne ) 26 31 .4U 6L-i LAKE BRANTL6Y Gabriel SO •CLOSED phtionfir registeej after try-outs. Boys Manley Neverks and John CIRCUIT COLOR TV AtbnOeq4l9w:Hsd:o. i 477 e •PLAY ThE ALL NEW TRIFECTA vh p!a-J Ia3t arid are liueil of Sanford, I. f'ele-. 01). Fo*lq Goo, L Ih s 000, ;u 337 10 t 2 assign5'd to a team do not have The next match f or Sanford Tcals: 73 17 34. It to try- *d again, r':'' • J'Aflf<")ni()RJ,flflf)') will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m, tab "2 17 14 14 13--Si Tr).ouLs will start the weeLof agatnot Co.'opado on Sanford's L ake Total Souls W"-r PhIi6Odphi, 103. Detroi 10) IHLONGWOODOFF 1793 SORRY NOONE tee 14, March 17th. home '-itrtz. UNDER 15 L ake tlrntIe-y, 14 -- ' ___________ - I r - , - ____ (Ed' Note - Sporting News, Feb. 1 edition, published a story written by Herald Associate Editor John A. SpolskI on Sanford Resident Zinn Beck - the oldest active scout, both in service and age. As a result of the story, Beck received letters from all parts of the U.S.) .- - - ,- -; . - t .'. - '' . _&., - . minute By JOHN A. SPOLSKI Herald Associate Editor _____ • / - '- - '. ... - _____ "It's nice to be remembered by your friends." ---' - 4 - i. . - - . --. "• . _ , That was the reaction of Sanford resident Zinn , . Beck, the 89-year-old dean of ba,'ball scouts, afI'r an article was published in the nationallydistributed sports newspaper, Sporting News, Beck has been in baseball for the past 68 years 38 of them with the Minnesota Twins organization. or league playing years as an infielder cov ered e Lv years in the uniforms of the Cardinals and the Yankees DR highlight of his batting irr as in 1 21 hen he finished LIiI season with a .383 season average for Columbia in the South Atlantic League and finished second to Hall of Famer Goose Goslin, who batted 390 On e of th e first letters Beck received in response to the ar ticle was from Ben Martz, chaplain of the Donald N. Sharp Memorial Hospital of San Diego, Calif. "It was great to read of you In the Sporting News," the letter read. 'Please send your autograph for the children, and have a great year, and 90th birthday, too." .. l _____ - , ____ :... -., - ___ . - --.- S..: - __ ' '' ..---- ,.. -: . ,, -,: 2 I' ' , ___________ ..".'. - .. :.,,:.: , -' I _______ • j' - - ' _________ -44 Ii .' - •'.-"-••.' - . - ______ ' . ., -. " - - - -- ' ____ - -, '-'.- - - ' P? . .- - ____ - ,. -. , 'j:- _ /. Zinn Heck, a resident of Sanford for (Herald Photo by John A. Spolskl) 24 years, admires a souvenir from his U years in baseball, ________________________________ Beck mused on the request saying, "They'll probably use 'em to trade for some more Important signatures." "The reason I stayed In baseball so long .is because I didn't smoke or drink, and always got my rest at night," he said. "Maybe my example will help some youngster." Beck admirers also wrote from Arkansas, Maryland, Wisconsin, Honolulu, Center, Ohio, (;lendale, Calif. and other U.S. cities. Mother letter which Beck cherished was from longtime friend. C. A. (Runt) Mnrr of Grove, Okla. Marr is another combination scout and player who spent 61 years connected with the majors. He signed Cards' ace pitcher, Bob Gibson, "I take Sporting News and try to keep up with present day activities in baseball," he said. "I have been retired the last two years. "I wound up my career with the Cardinals and feel fortunate I was able to work until I was 81. "Dit' slut,' on you is the best. It proves (Inc does not get too old to tell a player when he can play and when he can't. "1 was real thrilled when I read this on you because you are no doubt an example.. . that you never get too old to produce. And furthermore, what makes it so close to my way of thinking is that I knew you and at one time could call you my friend. "Not much news up this way. Just felt I had to drop you a note and let you know I enjoyed this article greatly. here's hoping you uncover a couple more good ones," Another writer was Leion Taylor of Florence, - bem inole Bombs Cage Finale Stand' e n Brantley Defeats ymoi e - Prep Cage Scores ' College Cage anne 1 Golf Standlrgs a A meeting of extreme interest to anglers In the Central Florida area will be held in Sanford this week, according to Delbert ElIga, Incal representative of the Department of Natural Resources. The time and place is to be announced later. Purpose of the meeting is to explain rules and regulations governing fishing In Florida, especially salt water fishing. Principal speakers at the get-together will be Clifford A. Willis, Director of the Division of Marine Resources, and Captain Hank Morgan of the Florida Marine Patrol. Many Central Florida fishermen are regular visitors to the beach area south of New Smyrna. This section now It Included In the new national seashore park. Fishing laws and rules regulating the use of the beach and roads will be enforced Bluefish were red-hot around the Main Street Pier in Daytona until Wednesday evening. With the wind gusting to 25 mph on Thursday, the fish went on strike. Merle Keller, pier manager, said whiting and sheephead catches also were good earl', in the week. "iroot fishing is pk'kuig up on U-.e bridges with the best catches being made on live shrimp at night," said Wayiie Brady of the "Fishin' Hole" in Daytona "Snook are still hitting In Tomoka River and ubeephead catches have been great in the Inlet." Howell Tops Tayl or Pierson - , ,. .. . Kent Gibbens, owner of the " Tackle Box " in South :. I__ -1V - -J, . -1 TU 7 -1 41~ Il 111)11 11 1(l(1-:1.1, itors - according averaging strings NBA Standings Baseball Loop Sets I D 1,'. t - ' *'acouc ' bear KEIfEL OJ. Isft _______________ -------- 1 1 - ____________________ -. 4 ,-' I jk--~ Is DriZZIer Golfer W_ - -I t Jeffrey Attn of Longwood holds his 30-pound catfish caught while fishing out of th e Wekva River Haven. Latimer Wins Four Events LONG WOOD - Lyman's Al Latimer won four events Friday in the opening track meet of 1975 for Lyman, Lake Brantley, Orlando Boone and Trinity Prep. The meet was at Lyman's track. Mthou,h Latimer was the top individual in the meet, Boone arna.ssedll3 points for the team title. Lyman was second with 52 points and Lake Brantley third at 40. Latimer won the 100-yard dash in 10.4, the long Jump with a leap of 21-feet, four-inches, the 330-yard dash with a 37.2 clockins and the 220-yard dash with a 23.9. Trinity Prep's Greg Chandler won the high hurdles in 14.3, TornflerronofLymanwasbest In the mile with a 4:29,6 and Lyman's David Lynn won the pole vault at 12 fent. two feet over his closest rival. Henry Stanley of Lake Brantley dominated the 880yard run with a time of 2:00.6 and Norman Grant of Brantley high jumped five-feet, 104nches to win that event. Stanley also won the 660-yard run with a time of 1:26.7, Boone (A) Ii), Lyman (L) 37',. Lake flran!Ie' (1(3) 40':, Trinity Prep (11 9 hoi putt Hyde ((3; 1. Whitake ((3) .4*1, Williams (LA) 1720 10 high hurdles Chandler (IP) 14 3, Stanley (1(3) 157. Vann (8) 161 100 dash: Latimer (Li 101, Timmons (B) and Upperco 8) 10.7 Long lump; Latimer (L) 21 1. MIke-Il (L) 7011, Chandler (TPI 2070 Mile- run: Herron (L) 1- 79.6. Stults (0) 437,I, Caldwell (I) -'11 9. Discus' Iiyd*' (H) 111 It, Whitaker ((3) 177$. Human (L). 177 44 330 dash 13?lrner IL) 3'?, -n r12 4, Talley (fliii. ilOdath Luther (0) 5-40. MIke-I' IL) 31 ?. Williams 34. , Pole vutt - Ln 11)120, Strickland n 100, OphI (UI .ind Alhr (L) 9.0. 330 Im hurdIe : Lee (I)) 45 (1 Vann (0) 152. Timmons (13) 454 UOrun * Stanley (LB) 2.006. Reed pi Otto L) 2 04 High lump Grant (LB) 510. Cross (B) SI, Burnt (L) 51. . mile- run Derry (8) 3 - 737, Caldwell (1) 3.211. tfter it I 1 is 9 It all started with a family picnic 10 miles south of New Smyrna... We saw a nearby angler battling a big fish in the surf and walked over (('snap some pictures. The fish turned out to be a 30-pound shark, The fisherman turned out to be Bill Jones who runs Sanford Mirror and Glass Shop. The payoff came when an onlooker asked If he could cut up the shark to sample shark steaks for the first time. He cut and eight baby sharks, each about 12 inches long, wiggled out onto the sand. Hmmm...nine fish on a single hook. As the tide rapidly was approaching the high-water mark, later in the afternoon, we noticed some excitement on the beach about a half mile to the north.Being curious type, we went to investigate. A new Buick Electra, driven by out-of-state visitors, slowly was sinking in the soft sand with the waves slapping the rear bumper. As we arrived, a Volusia County deputy pulled in fri'ni State Road AlA and radioed for a wrecker. Before the wrecker arrived, two families in four-wheel drive jeeps drove up from the south and stopped to offer help. You guessed it, they were from Sanford. Jim Blythe and Terry Burch hooked tow cables to the Buick and the jeeps gave it everything they had. The big car, however was too big and too deeply imbedded in the sand and surf. Roth men snapped their cables. The wrecker finally appeared to free the unwary visitors fr'iii ',he grip of the sea. The deputy, when asked about the cost of that little ride down the beach, said the wre.,ker service would run about $200 for a tow to New Smyrna. That's a pretty expensive outing. The Volusia deputies are doing a good job of patrolling that area. Prior to the stuck car and rescue, a sheriff's car turned into the parking spot at a high rate of speed and came to a screeching halt. The deputy leaped from the car, ran down the beach ard intercepted several motorcycles thai were apparently had cut over the sand dunes to escape the law. The deputy had stayed on the road and gotten ahead of them. Not only were the cyclists breaking the speci law, none of the riders wore helmets-another vlolation.Driving over the duties constituted still another infraction. Just another peaceful, quiet surf-fishing trip to the beach,.. I Incidentally, my son caught five bluefish while the excUement urfolded, 11 FI I .6. , . ;~ . ,4 ~, PI 1 Vl 14 )4' 1 to ll ALE_4*i 1 . _ .4" By BOB ORRELL Herald Correspondent - -', I It All Began.. -- u- -- mcgregor 7, . . ) t f k - '' aws A bass weighing nine and three quarter pounds fell to Mr. Thomdale of Lemon Bluff. Four-to-live bass per day fell to Mr. Mayo of Waycross, Ga. on his three-day trip to Florida. Most of the bass are being taken on the black plastic worm. Shad fishermen are reporting that many of the shad show net marks, probably from the seines set In the Palatka section of the river. On the Wekiva River, Sharon Flake at Camp Seminole tells of some nice bass landed this week. Chris Petersen and flU! Hawkins are getting their share. One bass weighing seven-and. a4ialf pounds was landed this week. George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven Camp had another good "fish tale" this week. Jeffery Aten, a 17-year-.-lld, went up the river for a day's fishing. Within an hour he was back at camp with a 30-pound channel catfish. Jeffery spotted the cat floundering on top of the water apparently hurt by the propellor of a passing boat. He captured it by hand and then had the problem of carrying It home on his imAorcycle. He solved the problem by emptying his saddlebags and sticking the big fish headfirst into the bag, probably causing a few people to do a doubletake as he rode home with the tail of the big fish flapping in the breeze behind him. Dale Brown pulled in a bass weighing eight and a quarter pounds on a live shiner. On Tuesday, Travis Hodges landed a real "hawg," 12-pounds and two ounces. the the earliest sail landed, He switched to Greenville in '23 and hit ,370, and hit .323 the following season. He finished with Portsmouth of the Class Ti Virginia fP -'!a in !Q'fl and hit .350. The Steubenville, Ohio native who has resided in Sanford for the past 24 years is looking forward to Sept. 30 when he will invite his neighbors for a piece of birthday cake. He probably will need their help blowing out the 90 candler, 1%0 - some Outdoors I , _14u_~)] I According to Beck, two of the greatest hitters he ever saw were Rogers Hornsby and Joe Jackson. Those of equal ability from the present generation are Ted Williams and the late Roberto Clemente. PA'rk 'S pblv;ns' years frum 1921 to 1927 are especially proud moments. With Columbia of the Sally League in '21, he hit .23: in '22, it dropped to .304. 0 Lewis and Annie Griffin from Eatonville got their limit of 100 Tnursday, while Mr. Clark of Orlando, also caught his limit. Fred Sweat at the "Fishing Hole" said many good strings of speckled perch were landed on live minnows off the Lake Monroe seawall. He also said bream have started to hit. Sweat is keeping large native shiners, in stock for the bass fishermen and he says they are taking bass consistently. Mrs. Leona Barnhart, owner of Osteen Bridge Camp, has had quite a few bream fishermen trying their luck this week. She said those usirg mussels for bait are getting nice strings - 30 to 40 per boat. Specks are good around the bridge and a few bass have been seen striking in the vicinity. Further upstream on the St. Johns River, shad trolling is on the upswing after a few slow days. Gerald DeJong at Lemon Bluff Camp listed a string of 10 for Dr. Sanford from Daytona, six with roe. A Boca Baton visitor, Mr. Keller, landed eight, half with roe. Al Meyer and Bob Shirley of Daytona had five rue shad each. The Barnett brothers, who came from North Carolina for the shad fishing, had three good days landing 30,22 with roe. Specks, bream and bass are biting in the deep holes along river. Daytona, 70- quar- 0 took a busman's holiday and went decp sea fishing with Duke West on the "Sea Chaser 2." Gibbons reported plenty of red snapper, redeyes, and small grouper on the reef due east from Turtle Mound. The party raised two sailfish but couldn't get them to strike. The party boat "Snow White 2" out of Inlet Harbor is run. ning half-day trips to the County Reef and finding plenty of weakfish and blues. Catches of kingfish slowed down with the windy weather offshore this week but the first sailfish of the season was landed by V_77k! ir~ S.C., who has his own Hell of Fame. Taylor's collection features more than 225 personally-signed photographs including Bowie Kuhn, commissioner of baseball, Hoone Arlidge of ABC-TV sports fame and a "football player" named Gerald H. Ford. Taylor began his collection Wt years ago. Beck Is proud of the 38 years he's spent in the Twins'system. "There hasn't been the first word of criticism, not one unpleasant word in all that time," he said. "What I miss most are the fans and the other scouts. I'd go to the games just to be with the Younger fellows. You want to feel young? You mix with the young guys... stay away from old fogies like me." iscuco,as is in A sheephead weighing four pounds was landed by Wayne Weiss and Howard Canfield landed a 34-pound channel bass on cut mullet at Flagler Pier Thursday. tk'n Monico. Monlco'sprize is Softball Register - 0 o to the Valifax Sport Fishing Club. "The best year for speckled perch since 1970" was the word from Lowell Hhley at his camp on Lake Jessup. "Catches are 40 to 50 per boat," he said. Some of the reported included 80 in two days for Dorsey Bailey. Kelly Fore of Oviedo fished two half-days and landed 50. Jerry Johns of Qiuluota also took 50 and Mr. and Mrs. Speed hit the Jackpot with 176 in two days. A group from Myrtle Beach, S. C. - Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert, Mrs. Beard, and Mrs. Aery brought in 40 on a Wednesday trip. Willard Sheltor and Richard Moore of Aioma, fished three hours in the rain and managed to come in with a catch of 21 big specks. V/HA Standings first Sunday, Feb. U. )975-311 Dean Of Baseball Scouts I - ''-' •- j - 11 '- . ______ ____ . ~ zms4 I Z-9- 5'.', , Ft. ' ____ p jump . , -- __ - ' ' ,• ., - Sunday Herald. 'anMrd, _ Ie\.A/ I. By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent ,.- i, I , :1 60010" -,I vp l e.-I - ' Lions 0 - L 101. A?In? I(V Uin 7? 71 1 5 110 Portland 90. Seattle 1$ Bait. FIRST, 5.14 , A. 31fl II 37 3 31 l 72.: 1 Saturdays Games Canadian Division Sokol 700 360 7.40 Kansas CityOmaha at D. Oueb.c Diamond Charge 36 1$ 0 72779 179 coo soo I trlt Toronto MOntague Tartan 31 23 7 6121? ?S so aiihington at N York Vancvr Quniela 2673 2 5.1 161 1 C-Olden State at Philadelph4a Edmonton 76 70 3 55 1P2 165 SECOND. t. C. 31.73: Atlanta at ppj Winneg SevSaw 77 76 7 46 )S ) $60 3.40 300 I ton at Portland Fridays Games Classy Wink 3.70 260 Sundays Games Uw England i, lnd:anapo,s . Money Bound 3.60 • New York at Washington. 3. OT QinIeia 1)3) 5)360 after noon CIela nd 3. n Diego 2 Petfecta IT 3) 541)0 Buffalo at Chicago. afternoon, Qtrthe( 7 , Minnesota 3 Daily Drx.jbte IS I) 53040 CBS TV Winnipeg s Houston 3 THIRD. 5-14. 0, 31.19: i ATQ& at Seattle. afterEdmont on I, Tor onto 4 Sno Duke $70 lO 420 3 noon, CaSiv (r egional) Saturday's Games SocielyMiss 16.40 500 Houston at Clevelari Chicago at I1.ltimort. Doc Rock 710 4 Detroit vs Kansas City. Cleveland - ..--..--QuInl.*a (is) 57100 . Omaha at Kansas City Sundays Games ., .'. ."• Ferfeta (3 5) $316 $0 .. r Miiw4'jI' at N ew Orleans T oronto at FOURTH. 5.16. b, 31.2): noon Ic Eno 5 20 7 $1) 300 Winnipeg at Chicago Silver Spice 3,10 360 1 San Diego 't Minnesota NodAk King 780 2 ABA Standings Phoenix at Edmonton QuInlela (1 4) 111.00 Perfecta (4 1) 577 90 _____ FIFTH. S-is, 0, 31.41: East Division _______ -. Pe.i Radr 343 L ____ Area Bowling :::-rreodi,p.g Kentucky 940 10 11 111 Tumaujt Pliw \'ork 40 15 .771 ' BOWLAMERICASANFORD Oj'nie-'a (45) !.4610 St. Lui 72 37 .373 70'., Per!cta (i5) iii Memphis 17 10 191 74 ' Washday Drop outs - Marvin SIXTH, 1-16. A. 30.74: Virginia 1 3 $ .721 n McNu't 3I. Lucia Weaver 5I. Tr fcI 9 .-_1:t.' West Division 3 Min nurtn t -- : Mrvn 'cut " 'n,r 41 U 1 1" . JH S.n Anton Knights of Columbus Women - Eve 31 75 597 91 - - -.•i' _________ Quinitla (4-7) $$ Indiana 27 21 411 16 Rogeco 410, Evelyn Pixie 420. Perft (4 7) $ Watt 73 33 .43' 19' Evelyn Nixie 159, Linda L ew is 134. SEVENTH, S-Ia, C. 31.31: 3 San Diego j Shooting Stars - Bennie Link Silt. Carfui Friday's Games '-I 7010 7.40 570 3 Brenda Wilkins 46& Bennie Link 'stle'S Sparkle VItgIna 96. Memphis *7 Aff 190, Elyta sam 116. . Royal San Diego 176. N ew 'York 166. Sweetwater Oaks Carol Hassel Quini$a (36) 57470 OT 497, Charlcle Jessur 4-46 Caro, . Perfecta (34* S?'!lQ Saturday's Games HateI 1*9-187. i' -. EIGHTH. Memphis at Ind iana A. $; Good ShefercJ Mixed - Wayne tj tj Kentucky at Denver L ennox 511. Mays De-qetman 137. a... -.' Pt,oeb4. St Louis M 30 340 2 Wayne Lennox 201, MaVIS hckerfrltch Sundays Games Degelman 137 450 $ Oviedo's Bm,AJy adds the artful touch to basketball. (Herald Mato Quiniela (1 2) 515 00 Ne*# York at Denver. after. Perfe'ta (I 2) 54770 SPARE PILKUPS at Sit. St. Lou's a! San Antonio Montague Guy 1440 740 460 • Kentucky at San Diego Gordon Spencer 6 710. Marion N - S C. # 114 Jerry Thrasher, left, vntl 1% ilile Crider display their string of ban caught out of the Highland Park Camp near Deland, / r Lyman Falters To Boone '5 ; Drops To 2-22 - I I! . k- ' LONG WOOD - Lyman Lyman will compete in next ended its Season as Un- weekend's District IV, IA successfully as it began, falling basketball tournament at 99-57 to Orlando Boone at the Stetson. Lyman gym Friday night. "This is what ie've been The loss dropped Lyman to 2- waiting for," Steinke said. 22. "Now's the time the tough "It's like the Boston Celtics schedule we play should begin and the New Orleans Jazz," to pay off. The teams we will be Lyman Coach Rick Steinke playing haven't played the said. "The Jazz is not a team competition we have, % ct, and the (cities have a "There are people saying we winning tradition. When you're haven't got a chance, but I don't on the bottom it takes time to like to go into any game saying get things rolling." one team doesn't have a Boone led 22-16 after the first chance." quarter and 42-30 at halftime. The Lyman JVs defeated But Boone exploded in the third Boone 80.70 for a 10-10 record, quarter and virtually ended the the best Greyhound JV slate In I game, wiping out Lyman 301. 12 years. "They are a re'*l pressureBOONE: ltandnc'rk 10124, tve ball club," Steinke sald. r r: r'' to 2 ', I. (cx "They run all the time. They're 70 11, McConnell 000. Schumacher the fastest white ball team ii), Little 776. HuttalI 10$, 7 1 4. Martin 2 26, Repass around. They're quick as a cat. 1upper co 0 ?,Johr.t 306 Totals 321599 "They forced us into playing LYMAN: Chlpps 000, AShDy I0 their style of ball. We wanted to 7. Foytek 62 11, Goodson 7 0 i, Hudson 215. Kaufman 7 1 I, Lorah p be a little more patirnt." 000, McDonald 000, WrIght ii 12, Lyman's Mike Foytek and Shut'tt 306. Totals: 11 it 57, Bernard Wright led the Boone 77 20 30 7799 P Lyman 16 11 • 19-57 Greyhound scoring attack Wi with Total fouls 000nk' 16, Lyman IT 14 and 12 points respectively. TOUie-(1 out Foyte'k, Goot1srw ~ 1( , N ou 1 1 ?I ~ . p4 t bof! 14 L! PEIE rl I f Scotset' permanent press. Completely machine washable and dryable. 4 OPEN 10.9. MONDAY.SATUROAY MENAM SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD ALTAMONTE MALL ALTA41ON1E SPRINGS CU IM SMuilkaPs i4.j4I Cu41 104111111i Upfi aac (i?t5 n Z'.. 1, J Ii f( �-- - I 4USUndty Herald, Sanford, I. - - .r - -- [ - --- - -- --- - - - ------- - - _ --- - - - - -- ------- - ------- -------- - -- .. -_ -. Sundy, Feb 16, 1q75 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker c'o WI1EE \ YOU TH INK ) 'e ARE / NOwlv - ----- ------ -------- .e &O%iEW4EE aETWEEN ThtERE 4N2 T)4ERE 0 WIN AT BRIDGE I TiJXr e4ve \ 4 LOT OF: ) oo FOR EOR 'sm T9: OUTFIT LD _ NEED rr J4ZW2 5 1° I TT15J T ALLEY oo by Dove Grous by Dick Turner CARNIVAL H OS WALL) and JAMES JACOH%' "I didn't see his hand. Idldn't have to," said South. "I was In the unfortunate position of hni.: A in. !' A 98 4 contract :thn and none. I WEST EAST (dl took the slim chance and it £ 543 A72 materIalized." V8653 A 9 72 What South meant was that 7632 •K 10653 there was no chance for West to AK. AAQ hold the king of diamonds. He SOUTH A A Q 106 had passed Ms partner's VQJ 10 opening club bid and had J 954 already shown up with the king£72 Jack of that suit. Both vulnerable With another king he would surely have responded. Hence West North East South the diamond finesse represented no chance. The 14 lss play of the ace allowed for the Pass t)ble Pass 2A slim chance that East would Pass 4& 4A Pass Pass hold the singleton king. Pais W n Opening lead - K £ ' NORTH NORT K9 K4 I 11 , 15 fgf i r _ .) a entine Ball Honors Sweethearts And 1 - Ki* ng I 1' J HE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom _, / r,., - -- - ____________ — CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lou '_A%t:h4 THAN\ AST East overtook West's king of The bidding has been: 15 clubs with the ace and con. tinued with the queen and 10. West North East South South now had noted U the Jack from West, ruffed hih 1• IJ A P.iv, 3.,. irit led a hcrt to (IWuin 3V Piss 4 * king. East took his ace and L'ass 5, Pass 5V returned a heart to put South Pass 6,% Pass back on lead. You South, hold South proceeded to draw AAQ76V2 •KJ54AAq82 trumps with three leads and What do ou do now , A - Pass. our partner has told plunk his Jack of diamonds you httC he wants to pIa the the Lible. East followed. South hand. went right up with dummy's TOHAS QUESTION ace, picked tip East's singleton " your diamond king and claimed the rest of the opening with one heart Your jxrtner passes and East raises to "Hold your cards back," two hearts. What do you do now growled West. Answer Monday FUNNY BUSINESS PI P By Roger Batten jI(9: 5 I GT Tb.J Ff , MJT HAPPY Efi ______ S by Garry Trudeau .ba fxa VJ Im Y, jm4Tls ZR4f 'a fl i'4 1N4*$AL ,4R1M? £'E mqu w. \_ \sT4KE L i:\ "He didn't HAVE to mention any names! Who ELSE could he have been carrying on so about?' DOONE.SBURY OUR. i UNTIL QU - I I I I I I 119 /73 .9JT Oc,W OW I P/sh71RJTt lRAaiuv - S414%5 /tEb 54'VA I 'Wi'- /7 /75 THE 54'E K&547Ar WiN 1M5WV I )tXI )WiV 1VxjVJ /7T 50&f4LLy&4r 60EJ7S I5T (iSEOB)'ERy Awerg 14W 5614e WRY IWRx! 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HAS ONE'S PRI,ItOU c PRISCILLA'S POP :A&ULARY' Valentine p The 1975 Sweethearts (clockwise, outer - re Valentine Charity Ball, = circle) Jenny Johnson, Nancy Butler, sponsored annually by the City Donna Clark, Ann Hansen, Freddie Nelson, ? • Council of Beta Sigma Phi, raised more than II wINTHROP - Vv44T DID TELLtJ AoLrr LaV \YSLR AIX I iALM05T DROKE MY NECK ON IT iusi- NOW/ you t) BETTER LET ME S-W vV(J IT AC-AA IN. In 4 ARCHIE vtUS "'Oi.' HERE'i rTH E RE ARE NO TILL CAR IS THE KE.l J[eOot Il'4lTf OH, Oil. IT SNOWED! r GET LOCKED!______ 4[ DEAR / vwjw YOU MINE L 1 THANKS GO OUT TO ON / ________ ____ ANVWY. MYCARAND -j BRINO MY BOOTS IN? 1G ______ (: I ' ing crowd of some 600 persons enjoyed the gala affair. / ' : • ¼c. , by Crooks & Lawrence AL-44Mf' AUAHI W'(AT I9ciOIPON EN 1,4EEz! [ va - - —r ?f I r .. HEH. HE H.' Ft TRIPS WITH H ER BIG FE El MADE A NICE • PATH! $3,000 for the Central Florida Zoo. A record break- inner circle) Lessie Pauline, Lu Lane and Debbie Bowlin. by Bob Montana .• CAPTAIN EASY 49 EA' Cu5E5 BVL4. P4WWP.J WITH 1'H QT COFFEE BUL L QE FO 1I up.J Amoref LaRosa and Glenda O'Brien; also (clockwise, I ( by Dick Cayallj I r. .TT1 ''I ow-, EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider " • I (It I •, ni Al Bowling and wife, Glad I 4. FRANK AND ERNEST SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill IND. - --- BIB Brown and wile, Kathleen NO Ken Powers and wife, Sam 71roy Ray and wile, Sabers - -- -_ �. ! - ., 1- ''V 2 FL 4 1. :.,-l' - . Say, Feb. s. lu--li,. ________ - - * t I __ -- ______________ Sunday Hera Sanford, Fl. Wed -.,:,., _ , Mium Andres LIMan Haft. I j ~~--__ZL__. .- 7 - _. -1 , r, i i.--C_ a L%*.X., sadara, " ,- j:,--= . i- IIu1 _ _0 Golden Anniversary -, -Neve -" ~, I .,: , River, S. C.. Dec. 15. The - _: -- -Sea Catholic Churcti,i N. Myrtle Beach, S. c., with the Rev. FatIr Peter 40-- -- . - - Mam. Andrew B. Mahoney. Gi,ven in marriage by her filthIM - the bride wore a ful] kngth Pracula of Boston gown with an empLre bodice and "=1 organdy gown was bedecked . I. with wquim featitred an - 1 , 4 -i --1: 16 __ i .~ f- Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Wri,gbt . ~ and pearb and ,:.. Area lace ahad*d to manfilla edged in aà:1 A heiirt-shaw. 'O A I , I ... I by Christmas ypjj py : . Newsnotes = B) IAMY BOom : It. - _ - i,,, L4Ifl ____ _ .- .- . _____ - V __ .. - I _; Central Florida Zoo will t hand to greet their friends. All proceeds from the coffee go to ' i-' ________________ -___ i-.q - ANITA RENEE COOLEY DO4NA LEE SAWYERS £DT '%1 KAY JON 'a.ir 6 KEUZ17E WELCH JULIA MARTHA WHITE AVE, Sanford, Miss Jones is a graduate of fromCentralA&ltHjghschooi Carroll and the late Robert E Knox-Coole announce the engagement of Middletown High Scb 00I and and is attending Seminole Carroll of Statesboro, Ga., and Mrs Mack D Cooley, 110 to BOCEPrac1Ntzrse cour,e. Junior C011ege. Pineapple Lane, Altarute Dasid Thomas HObL*, te Mr. and She Is emnloyed at Springs, announces the Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Hobbs, Lakeview Nultng and Edgewater H.1gh et of '301 Charter Place, Charlotte, ThCf1thITC is withaunt Anita Renne Cooley, to James N C Mm MaZy Frances and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Degree (rein Seminole ''' of Sanford, and the late Richard M of Sanford for presently Carl Knox. 7301 Arnutron;g daughter of Mr.Wid Mrs. Burke the past year. lending Road,Oijando Stee1e,206EIxnAve,SanJj Technological LtOkVilaRUddOfDaytona University Beach. and Wiley Franklin • S&x4 and is -0&weuuu is set for -rthe late CoL Mack D. Cooley Seminole Hiph School where a c -I ten u.1 £ n g F I or I d a at the Fir'* 1Iift.4 Mth--t Junior E iteof 'I•' ~_ _. __ -1 F_. -,- I _F ` - IJ r IV ____. lk __ -. -= - __ - - r ~ .. - - - - M -i I - A%_` 0 _. ___ , . . I ~ - - M ------` 4 ~___ ... - - - .. I I WE - - 4~t -_~T__ ixl _-__Z~ _T~ i Z*F!Lk - ______ . ; . ', ~ - '.:~.T_ __7 . w . * - - ____ - . ., ,;, I.-,. - . - -* A ; V-_~. - -0 , i, 1 ChifrTfl8U Margie Betne and husband, Bob . F - - M C St.0 bruck ccti) shares a joke with (from left) zoo director Jack Hanna and wife, &1, Lot.. [eyb,Jane [.rmau and Zoological Society director Jim Ryan (Photos by Bob Orwig) County will be guests of the Sanford ClubforalO3omor ning coffee and "Swinging Into Spring' show of fashions by Mar r's and Nora E$ Gordon rMerle Norman ________________________________________________________________________ 'Pop ' Rules By GLORIA DROGOSZ Herald Staff Writer prises. You'll have to wait until Dnehn reports all Is March 19 to find out what they readiness for the awards 1 are, she adds temptingly. chew Wednesda Chairman of the committee, Nominations have b received from eight local Rose Southward Payne, met several members 0 Seminole conin -dttee at the new Capri County Unit of American Restaurant for lunch Thursday Cancer Soclet DAV AuAlllar' -with her were Sandra Wilson, No. (Sanford): Greater Sanford Chamber cf Commerce, Betty Flamm, Dottie Norman deVere Howard (Sanford S oman a Club P r e a I d e n t), D o r I h (In ter of United Dau h the Confederacy; Sister Club; McReynolds, Peggy Conrad, Mildred Mona Sanford Business and d Annette Wing. o a Uu, ,.,omen , , All reverts were enjrinv r,,,; Wr"r.rin s (' y lovely I American Legion Campbell being recruited from the [Aming Unit No. 53. Sanford Woman's Club as well Present at the lunch-o-on will be past winners of the Woman as two women each frogn the Woman's Clubs of Lake Mary, of Year award Oviedo, Altamonte Springs, Lane Val Colbert' Mr Rail Austin Smith; Maria 1)eltona and DeBary. Where's there's smoke., there's Pop Schwelckert, Seminole County's own "king of the barbecue pit. Saturday the 71.year: young barbecue chef cxtraordinaire supervised his umpteenth annual Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department's barbecue In his usual f1m. style. Firemen rushed to zwking scene in Ume to r"t' CI O- "KP" Uy hooded brick pits until they duty % '- % Pit Barbecue - - ' were taken, steaming, Juicy, and delicious and dumped unceremoniously in gleaming garbage cans, where reweehathejin Pop's special sauce (the just-right, not-too-hot kind), covered, and left to steam and stevr in the delicious juices until picnic time, an hour or so later. Hundreds of folks from 1akeMaryandallarowiu come to feast at this annual affair. Of King As -- untI fl1 F9 ; I . - - ..- - - a. ' - - it-'ä .F _. 1 . - -- ,"'... - - ~, 2 -1- - . '1' _____ - -_ . ______ I --, __ . - =- . - - - / --.--- I I I ~_ ____ - : - - - - " * --4. _____ : - = a%&n~~_~Vp~ . -. ___ ________a,-., - •. -W • -'• Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor employed - as a vocationsl ! at The First United Methodist Rem V. Lynch, 21, 202 _ I preparing the 1,101 chicken Throwing calorie cauU,m to I. - __: ,W&field arcle, Winter Part, late Ant* Nora Caoley, Ocala. society, and Senior Superlative. teacher at Cmm,s ChaTh in. Stattsburo. Ga. at I _f1! f V. * - - .. .. ___ I .1 1 .I __P 1.1-_` halves for the deil the wind, we discovered l ciously ' Her maternal gradnparents art ; y~T ZW ~,: ~ i She SdmL He 1 i will graduate from AmOc"On is PWmhM 50= Sally J. AULvn, 1081 Canyon is a ve j am o f U,& ArnV :30 PAL with a recepUon af. Li, . ' - * Mr. and Mrs. J L Cooper, 110 UnIversity of North Carolina in Combat Engineers ha A ticket-postcard is pur- Way, Apopka terwards In the Fellowship -. The most sircessful LIte. Mi Mrs. Then, under Pop's everybody's barbecue king Burke Pineapple Lane, Altamonte May, and is intnberof phi ' of the ctaw& '\j - " Mlrhael E i&vrd a tour of duty In Gee- White Sr. f S' Bike Program ever he In twinkling and why the picnic is . . the birds eye: Beta Kappa and Alpha ld the of the lau ,aicketisjejtoa Windsor Dr. Winter Park All friends invited to attend . '' "; always a sell-out. Vtterans of Foreign Wars balloon rdW with helium and V, aren j. Koch, 20 same. roasted gently In the announce the uWagement Born in Birmingh&m, Ala., Sigma sororities. IA gwden wedding is CtkflhlatiOn's, District IS, was their daughter, Martha "•'-•-..w.-. ' a to ... she isal9ll graduate ciLyrnan The bridegroom Is the onMarct$a(jhetyxneofMr, cthth person who Alplzinso Hall 31 and Rosamondmeet for lunch, by the way, held on Feb. a from jo a.0 to 2 finds the balkon fro arry KIngoftbeP1t..'Pop'Schwe1kert (r1Jht)ad.onJp'tag Cliaan'' M- High School in Longwood, grandson of Mrs. Lydia an :... d p4r, Mapes Pop's daughter, volunteff fireman Eleanor Woodward, up to her FAIRWAY than Sue Ann's Capri. Host . pin, at the chicken and Mr& David Brown - where she ,,: Winter Springs farthestceand the op elbows In coleslaw Greathouse, Lewlspoc-t, Ky. A Baker 41 same. Tom McEachern knows the LAUNDROMAT Elementary SdwJ. DLqjid is purch&sed the ticket receive a Beta Club, Future Teachers of graduate of East Mecklenburg T have Edward Jacksion DuPret .. value of the personal touch, and .1.,~ enco mDry p asses Seminole, prize. C11801iat at bwdlet :1. achieved recognition in their 29 1605 Peach Ave Teresa America, the National Honor High School, where hi' was a Pr i Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley ces and csis laundry : even treated us to his newOrange. and Volusia countieL • h of M I -Society and editor-lo-chlef of member of Nationatl Honor Welch, 307 career studies are Miss Mar- est defight--dellcious slices 0( Proceeds from this unusual Gathers, is, I3D7 Olive Ave. 14rVK@ $a a piagswt St. .'. . 1. , . )---'_ Fairway Rd., Credit for am su PC I a of this . ,-, mesphere- opts I a.m. daily. . type PrOV an will be aed to . White and Miss Susan UNOERWORLD JIMMiC! SOM, 38, 602 E. the sdwd ww"Per. She will Society. Key Club and NaUoW Sanford, announce the . Million .Dollar Pie. Belie" me, ..' a -,z .~. ~.. LKal*d at .... . *" PrV= 9M tO the recently Purchase sheet muzic, for Euclid Ave., DeLand, Annie IL gradualte in IM from Florida Beta Club, he later graduated engligemen 1. . 7Z , . Largen. Marwee, daughter of V Z . tb* daughter, ' Tmvw*Fi"1" formed Winter SprbW Technological University. from University of North Kellette, (toitShawn tnwWrh" fe" And ot1w Davis, 39. 1M. S, 0 TM MW Isr& Patrick .. Undoubtedly one of the ? . . t; Lj`;;V Pod 50. VFW Chaplain Bob esw Ual iterim needed for the DeLand. r. . r .*. _. _ Filling the director's chair for ,'Dear Piaf." orlarldID. Carolina, where he was a McGuire, No of Mr. and Mm ! 71. 77:~~ __.~__ .- 1_V ~~ ~, - __,~'. busiest and most talented I __ :4!_-___ 10 Y ..-. ." On "wy i i." a I 17th U* run of the Pulitzer PrizeI ... Bowes, who is a graduate of spent a vu=er as publicity . I The bridegroom is the member of Alpha chi Sigma ~-4; . W iAm senior majoring in elementary women In the count is Cowan's Un&rworld 0 a .;_ Regis -&I . I X project and his wife, Frieda, -9739 winning play, "Teabouse of the Sen -dnole High School, at ded director in Co Magnolia 114 gxanthon of Mrs. Lilly Smith, fraternity, track team -, education at Pfeiffer College CA ,m1berry, Ed N Scott , N.Y., at and Orlando Extension Home Economics T- ,you'll Ike it was co-chairman. Cmdr. of the August Moon," in Austin, Tulane Uni versity where he one of the oldest summer stock -'-•, Misenheimer, 264 Foxcroft Apt. Winter Park. Chattanooga, Tenn., and Mr. student senate. He is employvd N.C., and Im wORL :................................. The bride-elect graduated Agent 1,nulse Gill. Her `~ Post is Jack SChraf( __ Texas, Is Dwight Bowes, son of graduated with honors and won uxatres in America. .4 been named to the Dean 5 F ______________________________________________ Steven K M""er 34 E and Mrs J P Knoi, Oriando as a chemist with ebruary Homemaker lea der c Working in coopention with Mr. and Mrs C R Bowes, 213 the Best Performance by a From Corning, Bowes went to Winter Springs City Hall Mattie He was born in Chatunoop Thangle Institute, Durham, N. Academic Honor List for the tnining class (open to Inen t he Winter Springs Police received an ' and graduated from Central C. fall semester of 1974. terested women even if they are 1 DEPL, the Post engraved with flown Outside of the building High School there In o W. RmIle jr ________________________ IM. He is The wedding will be an event 0 J hn Sun, daughter of Sanford's not Homemaker Club mem. W." Bowes is Austin Civic later an artist-in-residence at Austin. 0 i dentification numbers 1 ip temporarily, from Jack and Lincoln Del Ethel M a 1974 graduate of Florida of June 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the . Theatre's guest director for the Simon Rock College. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Largen, bets) starts Monday at thepykftil 0 -*,( After turning professional, he Wkt*Put On fe&du* tqm and Ehline SchWf Accepting tW 51. s&M. Is Technological University. He is First United Methodist Church, At 23, Bowes is professional 0 '.11 1974-75 season He is visiting 0 r= a ballet student at Virginia Agri-Center on U.S. 17ixed numerous flat thea, flag for the city was Mayor N flSflfl) employed as an i,,UM' became a member of the whose experience in the theatre Intermont College, Bristol, TerryR Mir Va. Austin from New York City T• 24 I1)F1a Accessorizing clothing Is the . . of a Professional Regional •J.'.' belies his years. Some of that fUakM and Wier mwh& ' dcul Troy PilAnd- SdTRff is the Ave., Franklin Arms Apt. -Tenp., and has been narncd to therne, and Louin is loaded where he was manager problems for the parjWpants. Coffmmdor of WInW SpriM jacqwUm Rem DeBartolo, man, Coltimbla, S. C. . - _!, ." ~_._ , * ARk, ilot Repertory Theatre .~._ . t ~',:,74, com pany performing a p in experience was gained with the W * = . =- ~ - - - --the Dean's List for the fail with easy. money-aaving Ideas . - '. . 775. A "bike rodeo- was held and VFW Pod um. He "id his M. WI Baltimore, Md. While in Asolo State Theatre In The wedding will W W ff-.40 musical, semester. production of the .. Ir. and Mrs Albert Kirsti n participants had to ride through organization has ordered a flag Maryland, he had a supporting Sarasota, where he directed Canton E Preatt 31 245 Saturday March 15, at S te&sories including hats, lhi,t-1iC Jon of Middletown, N. Y . and the flag presented is to be Geneva Diane M role in the play Hot L three one-act plays n 1971 shile the First Presbyter:an And in Danville, Ky., Kath- purses, belts scarves. Cl ability to harwlle their vehicle used in the interun. Present . 4 After his stay in Austin, he Baltimore," now an ABC on summer vacation from announce the engagement of ' Church of Maitland at ken uses, daughter of Mr and begins 10 a m (More a bout will further his affiliation with weekI television show Winflers of the rodeo in each the detlicaUon were Distrirt 18 tivir daughter, Arlene Kay, to Tulane Rcbert A. Mrs. E. C. Eisen Jr., 100 Lmh Imir.e and her wonderful works SUfte, M, Jensen W o age group net Shiloh SuAlty, Cmdr. jack Burns and State Ralph Benjamin Rushing, son of Ile home of Mrs. Charlotte Moughton, 1403 E. 4th Street, SanGARDEN Bch., Betty A. Joyce, 29, Savid Arbor Ct., Sanford is making a rn,e years. Dede Wilson. nine Chaplain Bob Dysert Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rushing ford, was selected as Garden of the Month kr February by the St, Winter Pat. Mr. and Mm BIWw Sawyers, of S&dord. )vars and Thffesa &vlk, I I SHO Rose Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford. The VFW Poet also presented L THE MONTH 36 classroom rlagsto the new • All wbo took part In the Winter Springs Elementary program were treated to free Scilool. Wall brackets were -N* V 'I hot dogs and cokes servvd frota included with the nap so they - __ ' I . 1: e-'--ulvw a Brown-White ' M. -- ___________ -1! . WMA- o . FRIF ___ :_ According to Mrs. Corley, this year Beta Sigma Phi is celebrating its 25th year InSanford -an event marked by a Valentim Ball which Ix,oke both attendance and fund raising records. "She has been like a torch shedding the light for members seeking the cultural and flner things in fife," commented hall an Margie Belne whi. In- ___ , ng ey, who has also served as Mother Advisor to Rainbow Girls, and is active in church ,vork, Eastern Star and Shrine Club. each year by mlinbers of Beta Sigma Phi, and this year the woman so honored Is one who, for 22 years, has served as an Inspiration of local sorority r1lembers - Mrs. Joe I ______ ____ Along with the fashions, It's Time for the annual promises the fashion show Roberta ('.atchel Woman of Year award resented b the committee's lo', ely blonde PR Kiwanis Club of Sanford and petsofl, Annete Wing, will be Kiwanis Chairman Robert E many other pleasant sur- -. __ - ! .1 I - ___________ Hlanisa t)A J. __ feathered members of the 4 - _______ -: , r t . Woman's Clubs in Seminole en ii -Y Sorc'ri 3ponsor Honored 22 ear Fa3hlon Show Day at the San- lAttle Miss Valentine will be ford Woman's Club is March crowned by lovely Hearing 19, when members of all - - - -- . ______ Applica tions F - ______ ______ ___ ___ _______ Marriage - - .- __________ Nancy s '' -. twin to U rnatroi of )xmor's. The bride is a 1968 graduate national Paper Co. in ROMW King was the best o( panotu High scooi, man. Dennis Kreibith,, trother- Md. and attended Prince Out-of-town wedding guests in-law the grocun, and Donald Georges Cocnmuruty College in came from Florida and of Hobson were ushers. Largo, Md. She is now em- Maryland to attend the The groom's niece, Lot, ployed at the Smith CtOlina f ___ _____ - -- r Gristinas holly. in \ Myrtle Reach 14 (rxn T4e de.smaid, Mis. Jay After d ski Lip to Sugar Harry-Georgetown College in (Belva) Miller, of Laurel, Mt, Mountainin North Carolina, the Myrtle Beach, S C. . as a forest wore a Ctwimas gre salk c'otçle returned to their new technician. He empire gown.. her bouquet was resi-knce in Georgtown, S C employed with the Intera I - - . Sanford Chamber of Commerce ConservatIn - - ____ Steve (Joanne) Haastrovgh, Kreitath, flower girl, carried a National Bank in Georgetown. Beltsville, Md., wore a etofw1Atrnatris. groom Is a graduate of Burgundy sa empire gown The reception was heid at the 1,21 High Sd chw ool, 0 carried a heart-shaped " ___________________ _____ • . . ~--_ - . __ r.-4 _-4 ON After a beautiful evening at collection of watercolor the Sanford-Seminole Ballet paintings of the Danville area Guild's "Sweetheart Special" by Kathleen are currently on winter concert Friday Jght we display in the Centre Coe continue a weekend of cultural Regional Arts Center. enjoymentai the Sid Kathleen, aeen,a 1971 graduate of Seminole Art Assoclati: annUa1exhfbandTeajn the senior at Centre College in er,Sunday Dan%llle. afternoon from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Not only is thi,q an opportupi to view the work and meet in Vaientine Ball winner of the person many talented area King • air, arthits, but valuable door i will al.so be Presented at the Floi ida Zoo, won himself not conc'n aa only the thanks of all area animal lovers, but some handsome gifts as well -a dinner Take time off Saturday night for two at the Ifoliday Inn and at 8 oc!ock to share a V ale nti ne lit - tlfi"it 1 Ills St - .$I L_ t_1 1Fj - - _ AD APATT _____ Snday, Feb. I __ -,'I V ,k Z_,r roings -. I 1 ,I I~ ,z..- '/11 # __ Women's Editor . , ~, \ ' J," J = BY 4 . * 0 - ______ I '. __% t %.,, m -1 f~ .11 . -~~ I ./ The bride ,M , % -I -_. The 5M weddinlg an. an'd MM Calv'.n Wright, D. P. Washburn; Eugene .niswsary of Mr. and Mr& Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wright, It and Mm Jesse Joe H. Wright was and M. and Mrs, Robert E. Brkes all from Shelby, celebrated at he NC. room was ey.wated with. p wtute carnattens Wright Harris and dWdren Married in Nort.h mums Upped with gokl, wigigatu axxi H. G. Boyd from Port wife, Hetta Ray. have lived AM— ser%vd with the whi Charlotte and, J. in the Sanfwd area for the gold 50th anniversary e from Lake Worth. The go&den anversary guts k± A n-t by rU ges, r. friends from Sazd &A.4'!~- ~ ffie couple's dl'Od.ren, Mr. and Mrs- Johro~ie Bridges; area. . . 111 - 41 W~. _~. . _. j'~V_ Iz , - For Wrigh t Couple -a. Goin' Places, I _- ----.--W - ___ - ___ - McGuire-Welch G` .. _______ Directors - _. i For Sanford Son 7.4 Stors, Stripes ______ - . _ . ' 1 ", ______ Rushing-Jones ( at LOg - ____ at bbs-Sawyers OF HOMEMAKERS - - At The Sanfrird r' $ CreamOns Chevrolet. i,adies of held by a pupil during the the soon-to-be formed au1har} Pledge of Allegiance A large serswd theretre*nents. 8x12 foot flag also presented to the school en er C - was - FREE Club Notes ADMISSION Interpretation of the piece - Presiding at the meeting was Director Ruth Mewes, representth-e of the Seminole Cunls Fe ration of Sernnr - 1 -. - - Meetings Set L . - - . --- -- -. . ---'" - - - TbenextrneetingcttheVFw JacKson Heignts At their last mftWW. dw It 31 I pin. Cmdr. Jack Scruff Heights Middle School nrinouflced that only (We PTA armouncci a large rum- mmbersareniJer1tocliar(er inaga1etobeheWst anAithliayw the PI DOMESTIr VALENTINE Dissolutions FitorIe ., - 1:1 -, f :I .z L'Sed f'w t&'! EnOrMWntal citizen and has a father. i Z ,ther, brother. or mcither wixi has served in a combat Did y;u ivti hear of a at is must "Baliloon Launcn," Well, yem aage or ovrr. InIn ested ne.thrr did V PIOctly' what the JaL-ksun 21S Albert St. for further . M!Wh Sd4 Bani ddailc * Of M arnage ______ LMn the bun w sf11 likes to get rimantic, recommend is th Valentine made by Joiae Dwyer and Deborah Maples of the Seminole CauaIy Ezlemion we N 11 A v rat raid IHRflI £LLCTL) !rC Cart. ,J. rg,retA. Larter& !,%altcr XUrcil I-Ynn Po%ers & Mary Eileen Wall &- F'ni.,~nw Perry, Exciting Fashion ?á DCMUTY SALON Aa,sfufr!,m!b... - i-r 11210 OFF ON ANY COMPL ET E PERMANENT. $I5& Up, SENIOR CITIZENS $2 500FF OH ANY PERMANENT S12.50a Up Ph. 8"4= I VAJ . ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________- t • • • .,• ALL EAR PIERCING DONE ..• BY TRAINED SPEC I,tL 1ST XI Tn e fa OrA Ae. EsIIoA -- S% • ,. ..\ SURGICAL STAINLESS STEEL -0dot 23.( GOLD OVEI,Lny I I OEAR.PIERCING WITH v, I I %o \0 15 ",i%eo l", I I' conferred pi~~__ a - , 112 1 a 4i PURCHASE OF $10 EARRINGS Jell, .fn - :- NON-AL I E RGE N IC . T!, ° THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 FTU Women sc - -_ i]{?vut,u©u[ii)J - at Am P_' - - j- -I _ 0 PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT LJ'[?®® Aj.v L JEWELERS RICAN GEM SOCIETY PH._!'.,... 1~f x~ O fr'&c r A'ii) - ____ 217 Hwy.434 __Longwood g 1 1 urocerjes e\ ON \00 ~~ 0916~~ ' - Home - ,0 0 \0~ - -- -I', a - For Christensen & eltgil,Ie You _.. - . IA projects. A big surprise of the eveseveral officers have been Raising money for the club's making systematic check of ning was for Valentine Girl, . many projects including all bicycles owned by students 1essIe Pauline, who was • uoor Prizes • Free Samples 4 Seminole Junior College in the county's elementary honored by her sisters On se?iolarsiilps, vocational edu- schools. Volunteers from the behalf of the chapter, -.o Exhibits cation assist a nce, mental Exh'b't • F roe Recipes I ii Pik t Club asLtid the sheriff's PrtMUIt pr(1nte(l Issie with ( ." health facilities and Sunland deputies, an inscribed sterling lver . ' D hci r t cli1i pe d net k hue a' A' Training Center is much on 20 uQgS Carolyn Lewli the minds of club members Home Economist • this (line. ___ _ iIVOflMWay An Easter fund raising drive is heduled to begin in early March. The club collected :7 * PLUS: Show * blown egg shells throughout The Seetwater Oaks home bers their hu.cbandc and guests Presented by Local Shops last year and is sta ting to •d of Peggy Leaman was the gathered recently on the egg d ? clowns from the shells, as well setting for the first February campus for a theatre party. # ,* as making up boxes of candy. meeting of Xi Theta Epsilon. After attending the University"s with gifts, demonstrations and Oxcillfig offers from filled eggs, About 90 dozen egg Members arrived wearing long musical production "Sugar," the Merchants Of the Greater 0. Area shelLs have been collected to dresses, as the chapter, with tIr group met in the Village president, Center for a late buffet. Pouring e make these beautiful Easter Elizabeth .1. the Exemplar at the refreshment table were .. pecial Show Issue-Son M In addition to the eggs, club Degree on new member Ercell Mrs. Robert (.%bble) Roth_ 1 ,_ - , Evelyn berg, Mrs. David (Sharon) 140 members Aso plan to decorate - --__~ ~~_ Serraes, assisted in the Lin. - Block, Mrs. lkimld(Etta) Wall -Qr,4r. Easter cakes for sale the weA -cIlhb nor sKlaus (Barbara) t st e indd 1ing was Mak up these' items I FL__11, I I . e tcrtiulnngsktonfnoneyrdisltig Sheriff's Department and 0 Entertainment* Gift Bogs To All - at H o 05 c,e\ Yl 11 ' tr. : I olice will meet on the city hail business teetmg (ollowed the preimseson Feb. 18 t.30p.m. Any chIld 10 tO 13 may tttfld. readm. * EMAKERS SCHOOL I ~t A1. contactMrs.DorlsStein,24155, givenfortheKingcontestants Elm Me, Sanford and Valentine Girls prior to the t-._-,._-, _ stx ) ( Inc., held its first dinner and The Pilot Club Bicycle Safety Valentine Ball. Serving at the program meeting of the year Week has been in progress all cocktail party will be Jan Feb. 4 in the Sanford Civic the past week. Under the spon- Myers and Evelyn St!rraes with Center, with members of the smhIp of the dub, Sgt. Beau Elizabeth hostes,sing along with finance performing an en- Taylor of the Seminole County her husband Chuck. -. ' -- J, J. . was Dr L) Ic SUUICId A th f I ( - - . Govoruhk 1 - C to The Pilot Club of Sanford, __ _. homemaking tips from . $ no small task, and anyone in- conducted and pPins finalized terested in helping out should for the cocktail party be P1 of C U =IT .___ ==_--=--___ -~ -. ('2E I - -- - ___________________ W011110 Assistant Principal Leroy IV LJ'vTJY SOcmfitles, Winter John=L Dignitmies present Sprinp Senior Citiums Group included Winter Springs Mayor weetrtedwareangby. Troy Piland, councilmen Rosernar) Itoberts, a teacher Doruild Browning and J cp-. -__ -,V1--_-7i6.___ ZI: ~_ ~_ !~~M-4;f; ~,!~_IX :ir:;P; t Tuesdciy.March 4th-7:30 P.M. - . - - = - - _ ~ - -, ,..' 0.1.1 228 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-3524 ~Oftftsw _ - -- - - �-- I . - T. -- - - -. -- - - - -- - -- - - u - __ - - -- -'F' -'-' 7 -_YT,T L _.~,,0_ - L._...l - - 1__,W,__-_____,_- __ __ ~1_4_~~-4--- nday HOME CoInda."araW.Ca"A^~I.C1 -------------~-__ -- . ~ 116111161116AI . __ -- , . ig - -_ -..------- Many Reasons ,j-j ! Told For Slow Home Sales - --....-,,. _______ Rentals :z:: _____ -i y JULIAN S1tNSTftOM I ARE YOU TRourLED? Call Toll I — ____ ____ I 3lOperrnonthoreven more for the upward spiral of price tags reflected these trends unit. And don't think for a a specified period for the principal, interest IlAvaj in. III .4.6 L_ fs $ .., Uu uuiuv P.OUITZ CR T11fl. -ununuea. r or exampie, in uecemDer Of moment It doesn't happen. protection of the buyer. surance and FHA's mortgage Consequently, the decline in 1973, 51 per cen! of all the Young Christian woman wants same As of last week no few than Tr ee n are several warranty 26 broker In Seminole County who insurance premium, FACED WITH A DRINKING to share apt. Call 339 0AI Ltave sales activities was noted, existing homes sold were under different proposals had been plans on the market today ha't had this question put to PROBLEM name 5 numbef The !istej property might not Concerning prices of existing $30,000, however, In December studied by the Warranty Study available to certain real estate Perhaps AIcic A'nmous Gentleman or Lady to Snare Can Help . him omerecently by one or more have yet sold because most of homes, the December, 1974, of 1974 only 43.3 per cent of Committee of the National offices on more or less an area Room, Board and Expenses Call fl 4557 the existing homes on the average sales price was $32,720 existing home sides were at Association of Realtors. The franchise basis. An program *he property with him: 372 S"4 market today are occupied and or 11 per cent above the prices under o,000. JY hasn't my home sold? cannotbe committee eliminated all but adopted by the National 5*v'd, Florida shown on a moment's rwUonal median of 0,490 for Therefore, the sale of existing four. 41d, any good Association of Realtors, — 3Mpartn*rits Unfurnished real estate notice. Usually, an appointment December a year earlier. And, homes is down. And, real estate broker, being honest with his is nece . The warranty program however, undoubtedly would be IN YOUR FAMILY? y and when both price advances on a regional activity, even in good times, concept is concerned with available to all Realtor AL-ANON 0 Close to downtown. flCW lOvely 7 0 answer husband and wife are employed basis varied. For families or friends of problem . bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully revolves around the sale of protecI buyeis of exWffig members. that it could be one or a corn- this, tco, can often drinkers. be a equipped. water-se"r garbage For example, In the Nor- existing homes. Ip normal homes against problems with Warranties or,new homes, of For fur binf tion of several reasons. probtem. information ciii 12] 45*7 service pd. by er. $170 32 theast the average price rise economic times for every new the most Important components course, are available to buyers or write Some of them could be SimDle. ?191 or 3n isgi. Finally, the economic was 5.3 per cent to SM,450. In single family horne sold In this of the purchased house. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. _________________________ some could be complex, from the builders or developers Box SSI Sanford, Fla, 37711 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS situation may not be conducive the South the median price hike country three existing homes When the National and usually are good for one For example, it could be for some people in various was up a whopping 1120 Florida Ave + 10.8 per cent are sold. In normal times the Association of Realtors con- year. 323 M50 .#ecpuse the property is over- areas Of employment to take on to $32,100. number of existing homes sold venes its prlied. On the other hand, new _____ ______ mortgages at the present large I The median price in the North in the United States will total detailed warranty program -_ will dill for retired bedroom hoviever, there are many rates of interest. Central states increased 13.2 about 3 million per annum. be submitted for final approval. warranty program covering the Lost: A~oNay In or near court house persons, "&&401; 372 SOS4. existing homes on the market Because of these and other per cent to $28,760. In the West polorized prescription glasses And because more existing It's anticipated that the nation could produce less exMARINERS VILLAGE APIS Jane Huth. 3fl 4130 it. 23? or 322 today that are priced right reasons the sales volume of the average price of an existing homes change ownership each proposed program will inclu 152 Bdrm. turn or iaifurn despite the Inflationary period existing Inspection of the home de: pencive rates now being 23". fa mily charged by the few maller homes, home jumped 9.6 per cent to year the National Associafion of 3202 Oflando Dr., 323 $670 we're experiencing right now. natiowjde, during December L os t Large now yellow Tom in effect $35,020. cat with Realtors is now considering the disinterested and qualified programs The price may be right but of 1974 fell 3.3 per cent below the Injured front foot. Jumped out of Two apt,, or large? bedroom This information was derived possible development of a inspector following the home erence In the But coverage at any price car on Celery 322 14'7 3fl-?37o from * to 6 -rececou the rrice ani the existing iiiortgage whopping 15 per cciii. unckr National Association MASTERS COVE of ex1stin homes, the prospective buyer of a home. On the other hand, it &---Child Care may be so great that th e house December, 1972. ON THE LAKE Realtors. They also indicated a ________________________________ Nothing can be so dishear- report on the home that would could increase sales activity on market might not sell .It was the fourth consecutive continuing decrease In the tening to a buyer than to pay, certify the condition of the the older homes because SWING SET NURSERY. Open 24 DUP without new financing because month In which the sales of number of homes available in shall we say, $42,000 for hrs., 7 days. Special rates. Fern a lovely home's major components such purchasers could buy with a location, reasonable rent. Ph Park, 531-4141. buyers cannot produce the existing single family homes the lower priced categories. On I I-year old home. occupy it, two 365-3721 anytime. owner as plumbing, heating and air higher degree of confiderwe. required down payment. dropped more than 10 per cent the other hand, there was an months later have an air conditioning, electrical system, Usuall), too, in 11 warranty SANDLEWOOD VILLAS home. Ho . Buyers without the large below the more prosperous increase In the number of conditioning breakdown anti be walls, roof and foundation; program the expense of the BabysittIng in my flOW. AIRPORT BLVD. fen c ed yard. do'wm payments have to seek levels of Hour. day or week ____________________________ 97, coverage new financing through FHA or paid Despite the decrease in sales more. Sales activities also the compressor with a new $886 warranty on the components for the seller. Chulootl—luiur - v 1 bedroom Shag. VA. Frequently, sellers are not draper ies, AC, heat, 15x23 living willing to go along because of 9-Good Things Eat ____ to __ room, separate dining room Beach. fishing. Adults, no pets having to pay discount points to 5)55 Intt.jØj UtIlitliS. .l-bS-JI6l. , Don' t ,Bo1*1 Blood Pressure, erip' [ete 1utt C0111111011111LI, & INVIII WHEN 9OLDERING 0 CAN USE BOTH HANDS. YOU Dear Mr. sa,xGn, When )ou wish to dispose of 14 VIVIAN BROWN such a coninion experience Uiat people are Interested in dining on the piano. 1 oull a 15 unit apartment your present holdings. be sure Al' ' Nc%sfeaturrs Writer ) , )u shouldn't raise )-our blood roonis these (kiys because they As the doctor observed, building which is pay-ing for to contact a knowledgeable expressure ori cacti occasion. can ust shut the door after (fin. "American housekeepers are itself, and giving nic extra change and investment broker This should be ,I big ---,,j- for Chalk it up to par for service- ner and forget N- mess. It is swept up in a dual house role money each month. The - and an income tax con- eiiiotional stress ted men. If you have a job, hire one way to adopt the Serene super clean for company and prbiem is, I hale to deal with sultant. Together they can uIti the house, always a sOa)Cofleor ask a neighbor (osit look of a hostess with the most- anything-goes for family. the tenants, fix the washers, minimize the Income tax which devastating kind, commented a and wait for Win, but control est -a maid -the decorators Something in between linight etc. My ulcer kicks up every you must pa y. (leCt' the othc 'Jay. He your own emotions, point out). Avoid being a ncr. keep everybody happy" tinle I go within a mile of tile suggests adding one more flustiatki Ifitch - Ile 111.1y .,I- votis Nettie about ashtrays place. What do you think are the Dea.~ Mr. SIaxon. When President Kennedy Ibelieve I'm the best heavy resolution to the ones you've ways be doing the wrong thing. USC big ones and you will not Lived at hyannis, people con)chances of trying to sell it on equipment mechanic in the made for the new year: You want him to fix the dish- have to empty them too otten. inented that his home was washers and Ile begins to build Anti don't pass the hor country, but what I don't know Conquer house stress. Dear & A., s friendly because it didn't have In addition to money tensions the shelves you have wanted for d'oeuvres every few minutes. about income taxes would till Property can always be cold an entire standini, nlevtin~,- bills and tilt, like __ six.%vars. Grin;ind hc,ir it,llw Pot thum where thv% art, .,Ic(vs- that just.picked.ii.all-up look. A , tool chest at the going price oii the IIIIIII)were shade be chairs awry, theic arc the usual stresses of dshwasher's turn will come. sible to guests alter passing books I have an oiler to sell on might the floor, existent market. At the present, garage and the property next just having people underfoot - And don't get uptight when he thein once or twice. you might be pushed out of place probably would not door, but my bookkeeper tells children, dogs, cats, hamsters picks the wrong time to start a House Hazards receive as much as you want for me it will cost me a fortune if I i and husband). Itunning a job If a work- (as they are in most homes a lot (like just before guests ,are man inisund2irstands; your inthe building, of the iiiine). More recently do. I can make more profit house is big responsible job. If to arrive. structions I contend there Is no bad selling it than I've made in more %%onien would think of it arid something goes happy Rockefeller made a sirnEmergency Energy - You'll awry, try to reach an amicable ikir impression when she casuproperty - only wrong owner- earnings for the last three that way, they would expect aced it for the unexpected. Pre- solution, instead of blowing ship. And your situation seems 'ears, happenings and enjoy the ehal- pare for it by learning how to your cool. One WOIllftfl in her 40s ally greeted people at her to bear me out. Is there any way I can have lenge of it. turn off water and electricity in died of a heart attack shortly apartment door with her cliiiWh) don't you male an up- my cake and eat it too? I want dren's toys underfoot, it was If you know the thing.s that )our house and by listing the after arguing with a builder said, YOU OFTEN NEED TO PLACE THE 5OpE R aw Concluer Your House StresS I MAKE A HANDY HOLDER BY DRIVING TWO NAILS DiAGOAE r0RIA OFAN . ,\ .!k X"IN A - PIECE OF XRAP 0 LUMBER. TO TIP THE CERTAIN IRON FOR air, JOBS, WEIGHT THE f a, F HANDLE OF THE IRON. I / _____ _______________ ,I* ' ___ ____ ________________________________________ ------ - C"INI $00 a 11 Check Cabinet Needs i I Before You Remodel - If 0 Dear Mr. F. F. But don't make the mistake of By ANDY LANG the nails into place at angles so No wonder your accountant trying to save money by emAP Newsicatures that they enter the wood in the friend almost swaijowed h1s ploying just one of the Squeaks in wooden stairs can shape of a V. If necessary, do Pipe! "Evading" income tax is suggested experts. The In- be eliminated without any prior this with two sets of nails. a criminal offense. What you vestment and exchange broker knowledge of carpentry. With a groove-and-rab meant was "avoiding." WEr.i is not a qualified Income tax So there won't be any misun- Joint, drive wooden wedges upyou tike advantage of expert, while the tax con dersuindings, the three basic ward into the loose Joint where legitimate Income Lox shelter, sWlant,ou the oUhand, isnot parts of a stair are the treads, your knife blade had been in• you "avoid" paying income tax a qualified ezuert in designing risers rind ctrir,u,rs Th. -I-i -viivu. u3V411IaLJWeu4esas now, out eenn.uy pay It later and executing real estate are the horizontal parts on possible, but if they do not go -mybe -ouactpItalgpini maneuvers. whlch)nuwalk TherLsersare upwardailtheway,trimoff hash LARRY SAXON the vertical boards under the part that slicks out The "maybe" 11 brought LUte treads Stringers are the heavy The same gene-al procedure play when you dispose of the Send sour question to wooden members on the sides, of tightening the riser tread propert3 11 you can take adLan Saxon to which both treads and risers joint Is followed when the stair vantage of favorable tax 2017 S French Ave. are dtthrhed l open Lnderneath, as situations, little 'w no tax may Sanford, Fla. Sin'e 11w squeaks almost at would be the case in stairs be due. 32771 says occur when a partly loos- kading to basement. have — ened tread rubs against the top someone walk up and down of a riser, the solution Is simply while you Inspect the underside. to lighten the Joint. Assuming Using a flashlight and a piece of thattheundersldeofthesjalr. chaIk,rnarkthepojntsatwj way is not the first there are squeaks. You'll find Here s the Answer ____ t. to uecrmmne wneiner inc that, in each case, one piece of joint in the squeaky area is of wood has come loose from We havc just bought a places. I watched while he clii it the simple butt variety or is a another and that a well-placed Q. house that is 105 years old. The and saw that he used plaster of groove-and-rabbet Joint. To nail, screw or wedge will living room is very large and Paris for the patching. I now make this determination k covered with beautiful ppJrj have me plaster patching of at the top of the riser at the sense will be your guide here, My husband says there is only my own to do. The instructions I point where it Joins the tread since you will be able to see one layer of flooring and that a read in a magazine said to resting on It. Sometimes there immediately how the stairway Wllflstructed floor should spackling compound. Why may be a piece of molding is constructed and what part of have at least two thicknesses, didn't the article recommend there. f)y it off carefully. it Is loose. so k wants to add another f)cfl- plaster of Paris If that's what You may be able to tell imA dry lubricant is sometimes mediately what kind of joint is recommended as a sohjtion. on top of the present one. I hate the professionals use? to see such a fine looking floor A. - Plaster of parts is used there. If not, insert a knife While it sometimes will silence covered, but I don't want to risk by many Pair,ters because it blade, upward along the riser a squvak when used in a joint, it a condition that is dangerous. dries very quickly. Most non- into the tread. If the blade will be onla y question of time What do you suggest? Professionals consider this a slides upward. there is a before squenk returns. joint. A. - I doubt whether jile handicap. Some persons delay grutive-and-rabbet If it A loosened wall bracket is the 0 condition is dangerous simplv ~ie drying of plaster of Paris by invels solid wood, it is a butt usual cause of a handrail that because the floor is of a single mixing it with spackling joint. izioves when sorn'one grabs it. thickness. 1. like you, would be compound or one of the other Witli d bull joint, you inerely Since it is a safety hazaud, it hesitant to cover a floor that is types or plaster patctdng mate- nail it back into place. [lave should be fixed immediately, so beautiful after more than 100 ri.al. I have found no difficulty SOfl)eO$V7 stand on the t'cad Remove the bracket arid years of life. If your husband with any type or brand oi while you drive two 8 or 10-pen- relocate It. He sure the screws has a good reason to suspect patching compound. The fly finishing nails through the that hold it in place go through) that the floor is unsteady, have portant thing is to follow the tread into the riser. hammer the wall into a stud. it checked professionally. Sure, directions on the container, floors of more than a single since they apply specifically to 1 ni — thickness gminerally are Strong. that product. In all cases, it is er and preferable, but in the vital to wet down the plaster days when your house was opening before doing the pat. built, miny single-thickness ching. floors were laid, How well they tFOr either of Andy Lang's have er,dureri depends cm the help! ul booklets, "Paint Your materials used anti the skill of House Inside and Out," Ott 'Wo-o'ti I-' iflistilng to th' hi.is eh i-r We had a painter in a send JO cent.s and a long. Q. year or so ago. Before he pI STAMPED, self-addressed unof A ,% 0 . edtoo1ourrooms,twpatcIJ velopctuKnow-hIow, 1'.O. S the plaster wa!Is In a few 477, Huntington. N.Y. ll74( ..IIlI fl8akd1ewRd[I __ • __ - * I aS!!-3 ~W M U —rT'-aIf - ,-' ' ,_ — ' L 4 IiA l lnu - trn!irlr 11 IMM _______ ________ fl, ;; - - __4 _T I ist 11 - ' - -11- f T -t--;- , * p I ,- " oi'i. II ..., 1 .' a C1 I - ' ,, 'mstu 89. Il ' _____ - a_Lu. -- ii' $:i, - ____ base cabinets with stationary shelves are difficult to reach, Latest home economics these shouldn't be included in research findings suggest these the measurements. standards for the amount of When you measure wall cabinet spau: caIi. !:.,...,, ,;."it ',dll I. Minimum plan for a house tabuiets over the refrigerator, orapartrnentwjthfloorarcasof oven, sink or range. [Ake less than 1000 feet - 6 feet of cabinets under a sink, these base cabinet frnnlnoii *t,ei,nil,.. 5,..l i. a.. uw get w onu 2. Medium plan for a hàuse are used to store extra ftenis. with 1 0 to l4® square feet of Researlf which led to these living area 8 feet of base renunendationswastedon cabinet frontage needs of a family of four, 3 liberal plan for a house storage for one-week's supply %Ith more than 1400 squire feet of gr oc eries, conventional of floor splct - 10 feet of base f.ictor produced cabinets and cabinet frontage preparation of most meals in What is meant by the term, the kitchen. Families con. "base cabinet frontage?" It is taming more or less than four the length of accessible base members will not require cabinet, measured along the significantly more or less front edge. storage except for dinnerware. - .- - - t-r 11- p - ..,.. J:4I •' travagant use of space in a small house or apartment, near 16OUSes fit today's prices, c;I!y p.-.,k 1 Ssnftrd P!i:.*. !*r-rr Ipurchased with low clown Silo Airport Blvd near Srlcx'd A,e 373 1340 payments, require extremely Bell), Buggs, dau. & heir of GORMLY'S, E. 46. Sanford In 4733 Ronald Lomax & wf Cectlia G1111 Assoc., Inc. to Wm. IL Patrick G. O'Flynn & wf Austin Dev. to Jim Wayne high mortgages. If a home is Evelyn Russel to Nathan to Freddie hlae Lomas, Lts 146 Compton Jr. & wf Suzanne E, Rosaline G. to Claudia L Afford, W 150' of Lot A, -- 31--Apartnients Fumished Igeated, let us say, In Sanford, it Burns, Lot 7 Blk NAVEL ORANGES,17_30 BU ____ B, Dixie Ten-., & 147 J. 0. Packard 1st Adda, U 11 Sandalwood, $35,800, Gardner, wid., Lot S Blk G, Sanlanta, Third Sec., $11,000. Also Tangerines is'altogether possible that the $too. Midway, $100. Nice, clean, 1 bedroom •2artment, Anne S. Callaway & hb Paul North Orlando Ranches, Sec 122-6723 or 322 0362 Superior Constr. to Josh Monthly payment on the Tliomas D. Dyer Sr. & Mary Lights. watef turnilhed. Adults Barton B. Pitcher & wf Olivia to Russell J. Daniel & wf Mary 2A, $2,400. Iforace Simons & wf Bernice —Freshwater Perch for your freezer. only. W. 327-22% After S. amount mortgaged could easily to Maurice F. Daniels & wf to Jimmie Lee Veal & wf Dora E., N 180' of S 576' of E 330' of 50 lbs. at 50 cen ts per lb.; 10 lbs. Donald C. Chion & wf Marylln R. S'1 of Lot 140 & all of 141, 4AIM as much if not better than Carolynl.., 1A 6 & N 35, of 7 Blk Immediate occupancy. 1 & 7 and up at 4$ cents per lb. 37f37fl Mae & James Wm. Pickren & SEIo4 of See. 9-21-31 less part, & R. to Geo. hl. Worley & wf Franklin Teff., $1,000. $10 per month per $1,000. For A. bedroom furnished apa"ments Free Dellv". San Sebastian Hts. Un. No. 1, wf Beverly A., NW of Lot 13, S 20' of Lts 1-5 Blk E If. L. Dorothy, IA 1 Evergreen _______________________ Place, Josh H. Simons & wf Bernice _________________________ Water furnished near dow ntown example, a $33,000 home under $60,000. Mecca Hammock, $5,000. Mitchells Addn. Oviedo, $40,000. $40,500. Sanford. 1100 to $120 Month. 321 to Nelson C. Fick & wf Mary A., _ FHA would require a down Thurman P. Lovett & wf 11-Instruct ions Nader Homes, Inc. to Giorgio Robert L. Adams & wf Mary Michael M. Pajak,, ______ ________ ___________________ Ind. & 12 73 PInehurst sd, $1,000. ---------______________________ pa entof $1,850. The monthly Olive to Mary E. Giles, sgi, IA Cantelli & wf Mirella, U 180 to Robert L.Adams,LotI BikO, trustee to V.S.H. Realty Inc., ELAX.A.APE Donald J. Schneider & wf Enroll now for Spring Sewing payment on the mortgage note 14 Blk niw,ist St. E, Lake Kathryn Park Barclay Woods 2nd Addn., Indian Hills Un. No. 1 repl., from intersec. of So. r-w SR 434, Mabel to Richard F. Lie & wf ______ _________ classes. Singer approved dealer. —_____ ________— of $31,lSu could run as much as 4th Addn., *12,00. $42,700. $100. 210 AVALOPI APARTMENT' E. 1st St., 323-656). & E r-w of Moss Rd., etc., Gail J., IA 10 BIk C, Eastbrook _____ _________________ ADULTS. NO PETS ________ ____ F*imlnger Farms Add No. s-d Un. 14, $31;500. 116 W. 2nd St. _______ ______________________ $100. 14-Camping Resorts (QCD) Raymond B. Savarese _____________ ____ _____________________ Furnished 1 bedroom air cond. apt _____ (QCD) Joanne hi. Stebbins to & "f Ann to V/rn. H. Johns & wf _________________________ 15? Iloor, adults only. No pets. 322 M.':tin B. Stebbins, Lts 1 2&, Lizzie Mae, IA 17 BIk F Mobile SCENIC WEXIVA RIVER Bib D, Slovak Village sd, $100. Manor, 2nd Sec., $100. Vacation or lvi under beautiful i Bdrm., carpeted, utiliti paid. Fishing. cawing, swimFrancis C. Jackson to Levi .Saz. st ..*ulmi a wi Lizzie Quiet place f couple or ffltfl ming, mobile nome or camp SiTtS. Mature adults 123 5695. Coleman & wf Wilma, W 100' cf Mae to Franklin W. Nceb & Camp Seminole, Smiles west of I-i E200' ofS95' ofI2)Robjnsonj Elma E., U 17 131k F, Mobile or, SR U. 332.44713. 3 Room Porn apt., screened porch Survey Addn. Sanf., $100. Manor, 2nd See, $7,000. _ _______ $100 month. Adutti No pets. 217 'Thanks to Ua5SEted Ad. tiers gss West 12Th St. kN9V, i was' "esims lii low COSt. Try one' todayl Ptc%te 332.2611 or 131.ppr lOs? Bedroom AdultS Only -Par). Avenue Mobile Park - .._., Are Easily Silenced .-. -.-- 'l ''r- ' - 18-4elp Wanted - - - - -. -- - , - ' ' - - - - - - - - -- am r - Lag --1 POPULAR TWO-BEDROOM RANCHER (Iiarm and character describe this handsome 1%o-bedroom ranch, ideal for the beginning family or the retired couple. Two bedroomr, with the option of a third In the basement, are In. cluded In the 1.00 square feet of living space. A finished basement doubles the amount of space available. Plan IIIAVOC is by Lester Cohen, Room 505, 48 W. 48th SL, New York, N.Y. IG036. Anyone wishing to find out the cost of the blueprint can write to the architect, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed enselope. , ... . ñodcje 991' - - BATH , r1 nu 4. I ULDING . e.r'iw WE __________________ II 'O4ri 1160 . f)PMIM ' I . I, [~ [~ 11 FREE TV WITH YEARS [EASE - . V "LUXURY FOR LESS" ISC W. 25th St.. Sanfn 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, U IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I - j . . . . - Investment... A NEVV We'll do the hard part, completely finishing the outside lseludlng the foundation ... and HOIsIE ? much you'll be able o save Consult youi local J Walter representative on the cost of Semoran Square etc., $100. Ted Williams & w1 Selma to John B. Trost & wf Viola E., NV.1- i of NW'm of SWI of See 31-19-33 (less art), $9,000. Geo. A. Allen & wf Carolyn to , - ________ _______ - Go We Factory-Build SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ' (HIS MEANS ...... More Sales More Profit ,.,, a,-- -['ci ''-- - - t We want you to knot, exactly what th. cost and monthly morgago payment will be on your horn., custom-built (not pee-tab or pee- J mltiion at once. No post cards , 20-30, less W. 235' of 131k 2, ____ ___ III Can be seen tetweenl6 3222392 Herald CnIl u -- -- chkr,r, _____ - _______________________ 4 Bedrooms, 1' - baths. garage. fenced, central heat and air Citrus or CaftIe Ranch Manage, desires posItin College graduate, carpeted 332 5955 Evenings, Reply 2o Yrs. Fl Box 567. care of The Evening Paola -) Bedrooms. 3 acres of tend nice garien. too per m,orI sso Herald, P.O Box I&S7. Sanford. .141 )iU 8 TI tf ) F 37771 ~ P1 ____ _____ __ ___ 7 B#druom House at 414 Two bedroom, large lot. Lake Mary Reasonable rent. 323 1510 _______________________ yOur lc, cct Ad ____________________________— ________________________ _____________________ 3 bedroom home fenc ed yard. -- -.- patio. Newly decorated No more IFon 7 - 372 7741 21--Situations tvVanted ____________ __________________________________ . .- CARES ABOUT QUALITY JIM WALTiR HOMIS ., 'Moil to ,Careit offic e ) I would hie '- to have more ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 P.O. Box i5037 Pine Hill Station 4540 West Colonial Hhway 50 West PH: 295-0981 470 E. SEfflORAN BLVD, CASSELBERRy FIR, _____________ Ia a—.- _- Ell-J-i. - I ' —'I 1, Away From it ALL—Yet CIoo To Everything ' I ~6~, Its that you would give me these fac ts free (hr - Family Community located directly on reservoir lake, with launch 5 boating facilities. 01-2.3 BEDROOM APTS. TENNIS COURTS - NAME ADDRESS.__ I j ____ CITY. Telephone (or rseighb.n) -_____ -- - - - I.' Ado an entrance Cnd Clii. #4 eat'i 1ar$mont, int' of slot. iqe. Private aI. wwes arid you'll set Wily wsay MR 4y — -- in - - -- DRAPES DISHWASHE R -- __________ — — — - - 0 / County J I. 2910 F dgwood $AIORD. FLA. $?,t451, - - Appliance- 4 Arwts oispos*i prupsrty All -With - 310, 111r4 r ,o4 A ,, *SWIMMING POOL , -- If tutut route picase give directens - 323-7900 - , und,,stond the;e would be no abligotion to buy and I own ( itkp NOW LEASING -fROM 160 1, 2 At 3 ladrooms The Master's Cove Apts. Off Airport Blvd., Sanford -. - tocayt Don't delay! Jci%t dial 372 2611 or 131 93 To place - - ------- - Don't needs!" Ser ve a uwlul purpose again when you sell them will, a ClaSsified Ad _____ - - 32—Houses Unfurnished ___________________________ ' - -- Ladies, need a lob or extra money? Can earn from $5 an hr. 1 up. Call 349 56 or 349 $*20 $27,500. . - .- Write Guy 11. Jean's Promotions. ':ou can got a fair Price when ,o~ l P.O. Box 4!.6. Hartwell, G.. 30643 advertise your "con't n," 'he Want Adsi frOm , appliances, AC, pool. pwi serwice included, 1111S. Q4 P5-3151 ext. 229 Cline can start you making big corn- (QCD) Charles N. Collatos %f Florence to Billy Piloian, 131k 2, Plat of Wildmere, Sec 32- - - 71$ Meadows. Lake Mary-Sanfird Area. 2 Bedroom duplex, drapes, SALES HELP WANTED _________________________________________________ ,. — — — — — — — — — silt, rtt,.. _-;-- Action Employer. WHERE SOMEONE ST'IL 831-0300 - LAKE MARY Clerk Typist at the University of 2 Bedroom duplex, $100 mci't 2 Florida's Agricultural Research bedroom duplex, $IlO month 3 and Education Center, Sanford. bedroom house, S12S .rux h. glady Phone 322 4134. An Equal Op Brown Really, 322-SMI; in-it" portunity Employer Affirmative ~ MMMSO9109 Jd PERRY UWLOING SYSTEMS. Inc. 775W 10th St A104111 Ouch, Fill 33401 -i1Et ____ ___ CORPORATION --------- A temporary part time position as _______ ______ _______ tS' EflTER CONSTRUCTION Lena Headache REALTORSI32-6353 or 322-5970 _______________________________________ build. information and the cost of More Speed Q A COMPLETE LINE 01' SECOND HOME ____ _____ _____ a a - ________ _____ Adults preferred 323 5554 or 322 6620 of work. Call us If you have real 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments estate license, and desire to Furnished or unturnlst,,d, 50' EARN MORE? swimming pool. 4220 S. Orlando FORREST GREENE, INC. Or. 3732920 Ave. Villas, condom., $20,300. D, Seminole Sites, $24,800. - 2 BORM. furnished or unfurnished A GOOD SALESMAN - is never out Greater Constr. Corp to Edw. Mtg. Guar. In&, Unit 233) Park P. Laurie & wf Eileen, IA 6 Slit - OupIx. Lake Mary. Kitchen equipped. 2 be0room, fenced yard. 322 1241 Live-in mature %ssoman. dependabie, with 2 adultS Good salary. Per manent Reply P.O. Box $61 in care of The Herald fl4QRTGAGE FINANCING ; START Building Your -- T . % - Still Your _____ 323.7870 ±! eek -; '. . I I 0 'I I . " 0.0I . . . . I oge th ..c)'r..W. e' 11 Build . . . _______ ______ :f,4)tfs% 3222090 , ____________ erry Building Systems Area Dealership. - 6 —t'L, Apartments ~'. . use long-lasting. low-mainlenwKe Inside finishing packages that are available. First, you choose the horne that best suits terials such as " wood -mad.. belle r" hard. your family's needs from the more than twenty board siding, aluminum windows that never ______________ beautiful two-, three- rind four-be dro om need painting, heavy-duty roofing, factorymodels offered by Jim Wallet. Then, custom made shutters and two cools of quality point. construction can bet) "toil Immediately. Now you take over and finish as much of the almost anywhere that 'cn property. Interior as you like. Jim Weller offer. Inside finishing pac;agas for a more complete horn. A new. permanent home is still today's best OVER 20 MJDELS but the more you do yourself, the more money investment. . an Investment that will grow in • BUILT ON YOUR PROPERTY you'll love Infact, you'll hi amazed at how value year after year. And, with Jim Walter's money saving plan, the value of your new home will grow even more.. tog.thor wall i U$ STOP Your _____________ Rental ~ ~I 3 . Jim Walter has a plan to save you money your new, permanent home ... a plan that I. BUSINESS With a __ . - : . - ~ I 11111111111 0 i Donald F. Hoover & wf Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Sharon to J. Wm. Stefan, Charles A. Erbe & w( Yaeko, IA Trustee. Lt15& N of 16, Lake 243 Wrenwood Ills., Un. 2, IA Mary u,30o soo Donald F. Hoover & Sharon to Wrenco Homes, Inc. to J. Wm. Stefan, Trustee, IA I & Arthur D. Groesbeck & wf U 2 & N of 3 Blk 4 Lake View Rebecca L., Lt 239 Wrenwood Lit Mary, $26,300. Hts., Un. 2, $32,500. Larson Constr., Inc. to Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Vincent Rosito & wf Helen, lAs Joseph A. Mikolashek & 7475 & 76, Brookhollow sd, Carolyn S., Lt 195 Wrenwood $Z3,000. )ts., Un. 2, Tenneco Oil to Tennessee (QCD) IL-ileigh 0. Simmons Production Co., E 210' of N 167' to Lavonda S1. Simmons, W34 of of W 235' of S 192' of SEI 4 of NI-sofSEL4 of SEkA of Sec 25-21SW'a Sec 28-21-30, 1100. 31,& W4 of S'. of NEt4 of SE'4 Tenneco Oil. to Tennessee of Sec. -21-3l, $100. . - - . I-. QUALITY SHAG CARPETING awas . ..* . - ._____ . . . . "t - Realtors "" . . _____ - - ___________________________________________ Villa z~ . am'iC MMEM ii p~ ROOMS I It a m . ~` COLOR COORDINATED (9 - 0 N_ / i - HOMES FROrn $23,900 CLOSE TO SCHOOLS CLOSE TO SHOPPING ENCLOSED GARAGE . I i Ir I: iv ri A% conditioned. Contact Mr. Williams 322 9790 after 3 o.m off Southwest Diva; Oft 25Th 5).; off Locust Ave. Call - - - - -_ Duplex apt, kitchen equipped, air necessary. Let's talk about it. Areas open - w ___- . _ 31A--Duplexes again. No selling experience -- - -. - low __ Make it a Happy New Year. Pay off last years bills and start saving - .. - & air conditioned. US & up, 3221510 says.... VM .----- - AVON - . £partfn.nts lurniihad and un furnished, Furnished are carpeted - - -- YOu have an eye for rl'4t ',luC rye the CIC55if,Ø adj regularly cpertun)ty, Nu investment, No Solictting 373-2791 after 6 - ,7 4SParkPrJe. 3fl-2$61 - yOuO Jewelry for excellent Income ~j -L- - it Part Time— If ou are bored with housework, call Sarah Coventry - -- _- - - ,_ - -- - - I FRUIT, FOR SALE ____________________________ Sunny kitchens. pIaygtound, Land Transactions Are Recor d ed neW mortgage. - F. -- -- pointment with an exchange to re-invest in property for my are likely to make you tense, telephone numbers of PG- because he had switched bathand Investment broker and ask retirement. You may cope better, he em. liLT, lwspital, doctor at iiIe, him to study your ownership C.W. L'asizes. There are probably phone. Decide you can be more cerrect, maybe, but it wasn't periences some disorder. You Extension Home estimating needed storage situation, Including possible tax Dear Str. CW. lots of pressure makers pecu. iniportant remaining calm in worth a life. couldn't live in it otherwise. AcEconomics Agent vet it works. The recommended rtqueuces7 He will work ('leaning Capers There may well be. You liar to your own bailiwick, but aiv crisis. Some cepting It as a fact of life can Are you planning a new flom. amount of base cabin(t based ,Kith )L,ur tax consultsL-it in an should employ two experts. An S0111c tension Jitters over the Jolliks - You wculell go to pieces if a neigh- keep your blood pressure ' makers that ptI no r. or rcmodeling your kitchen') tin frontage measurement) will effort to exchange your entire income tax constdiant, and a )our nerves hard might be want guests - learn to enjoy bor drops in when the news- nial. ThIc most uninviting home If you don't already know it', give you enough counter space. equity into a type of PIOPertY highly trained real estate In- these them. Wearing a flushed face papers are on the (oor or the is the one that resembles a fur- you'll soon realize that kitchen for working, and, If an equal which will have good benefits Serviceman Syndron ic - I t is all evening will make thein feel dog bone is under an end table, niture store ad or a display in a cabinets are very expensive iiiiiount of wall cabinet frontage vestment and exchange breker. ,. for )vu - without the Weem Together. I feel certain, they a bore to wait patiently for one sorry for y"ou.(A team of deco. but it ritay provide a homier store window -nothing is out of Items. Therefore, it's important is added, plenty of storage for Dear Mr. Saxon, can devise a method of securing that doesn't arrive, but it is rators commented that moore 'ok than the terrible sculpture place, to know Just how much cabinet all items, At a party the other night, I the benefits of disposing of your space you really need. Ifere are When you total the base mentioned I had a good setup __ property, re-investing the some tips to help you determine cabinet frontage, omit the bulk for evading income taxes. An proceeds, and avoid payment of this. storage space under the sink accountant sitting next to me the Income taxes until some CZ:!= . W 'Squeaking' Steps 1. Base the kitchen cabinet and drawers in the range. almost swallowed his pipe. future date. And lithe conarea on the size of the house. Theseareasdon'thave multiple a Doesn't everybody evade ditions are favorable on that This makes sense because what shelves nor do they provIdè" paying tax when they future date, you may have to would be a desirable kitchen in enough usable storage space. depreciate their pro"y? -F. pay very little taxes In - �4C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- Sunday Feb. 1& -- _ - --- '-" 1. On St. Johns River. 2 bdrm, i'i iooxi tot, wall, (vre boat dock $35,000 HUFIMAN REALTY,,,377 159J 01' 222 U53. ADS CLASSIFIED III I - LAKE MARY - BINGO - A wlnf neri Beautifully decoröted 1I1 ACRES AT MAYTOWN b--drooni home, central htull carpeted, fimily r oom, breakfast ON OAK HILL RD 3fl 1161 Accessories fs & o -: ..., ________ ___ ~IIIIIIIIIM _ ___ 19S7. TON FORD PICK 1)0 BOAT 1,OTOR AND TRAILER 122 1954 ~ OrIoncio - W!nter Prrk ..., Mon ' -..... 41 .... 11 ~ _- I I 0~ . - - .. - I L - ,'-"--- : ~,, I = 1170. *! - *ø ' ~_ I!. _~__ 0 , ._-E. W ~- ~ - , _~~<' - .- - - PUBLIC AUCTION $2i,ej. Ov.ner mefivatrd S'WT. 4 ,7JeI,J trT), WE TAKE TRADES I I Cassbnrr ¶uet.: -I Bass Boat Specials 1ONwo- 3 room split 322-2611 h Ton waikin Ford van. RCbSIt 831-9993 pe acre. Good terms. Terry Feb. 17, 7 P.M. baths, family rm., Ienc yard, •,, sit , priced like: sis. ii' Stick n, 7 baths, carpeted, central mot, n tag and sticker, leai Realty. REALTOR, 62$7PI. landscaped, trees, grill. Low hen, & ai r, garage. 123,900. steering, USo. Many others ____________________________ for service or camper. Carl An CLASSIFIED DEPT. down Atsum mtg.. $276 per mo. WE TAKE TRADES all sizes Evinrudes and trailers at This week we hae a wide selection RATES derSon. fl•901. tlas%ifi,d Ads serve the buying and Y5 all. Owner, 1306919. REAL FLORIDA LIVING- 1' Introductory pric es visit of quality furniture iflCiUdinQ 1 'flQOmmUnty e i thru times v ery da y, read lic a line Acres near large lake with many j 1971 Chevrolet *4 ton, I? 000 miles. ,inJ is them fIri Call 377 7fl garden tractor, several frame riouse, over acre, 6 thru 25 times ROBSON MARINE ]Ica line palm trees Comfortable mobile big 6 motor, heavy duty spring5 1:00 AM. and cti.alr dinettes, carpet, 1:30 P.M. agriculture. Sanford Ave. South to en Hwy. 17 76 times home completely furnshed. 24ca line spare tire, slap bumper $770 side.by.sIde bed. Lind MIle, then to Lake Ave. 2nd MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3fl 5961 $IS,fl00, ($2.00MJNIMUMCHARGE) 2111 Oak Ave. 322 3277. titj5 refrigerator. Frigidaire stack left. 113,000. SATURDAY 9 NOOfl WE TAKE TRADES 46-Commercial 3 Lines Minimum wither and dryer, good color and LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom, Atlraciive 7 bedroom, 1 bath borne B W TVI, cocktail tables vacuum 21' Tcraf• steel hull, twin grey waterfront home, beautiful kit. Deland carpet, kitchen wpped, apes; cleaners, depression glass and Classified Ads are here to help YOU - Combined busines s marine engines, cabin cruiser. & DEADLINES chen,Floraroorn,centralheaf& fenc ed yard Only buy, sell, rent or swap at a lo mix. too numerous to mention. Good reSidence. 2 mobile homes, on condition. ASsum air, tr ees, 139.900. cott. . it us help you place you, large lot, Near Woodland Plaza. payments, leg per mo 321 04 29. Noon The DQ Before PUbIIcQtfOfl Nice location. 3 bedrooms. 1 bath. - Call 322 Thu or I 993, FORREST GREENE INC. Lease or sell Terms negCti'ble SANFORD AUCTION RFAL TOR S322 63ST3Or6I3 2333 ideal for your retirement borne Zoned Cl 3221595. __________________________________ ° ''° ________________ Sunda I200FrenthAve 3737310 - Noon Ftldcu.j EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH _______________________________ ' Merchandise ARBORJim Hunt Realty witti all __________________________ Old UprQht Piano Custom extras, 17'x34' pool. _______________________________ 6 cyl auto, steel ' 10 Plays. 1 22i Park Dr Auction 372 21)5 $3i,3o, 3222 0 7, -..__air, tint ed windshield 327 7U1 after beltedtires, ' REALTOR AFTER lIPS: -S ---Saturday 7 P.M. .I %--Miscellaneous for Sale i $1,230. $30 976.1 after 6. 327 9fl1 322 0I Open daily 103. We buy, sell,tr'ide ______ 377 3991 VANo Do. 3 bdrms. 2 baths, bi le Homes -_ ope 6Off ice carpet, central H&A, garage. Move your old abondoned car Trade tn your pre,ent home this 4 Sthn's Auction fenc ed, patio, $24,300. 323l1, FREE. It you will call me after 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, famili room. MA1TND H*Y 46,PMi Eastofll EA MART 3 Bedroom, 60'z12' mobile borne. For Lease MINI WAREHOUSE in P m , 3271674. with 3.000 SQ 322 9719 It. Used Sanford, with tail,oad access We ffi Furnished 1911 Hwy. 17 92 Open Sat. & Sun. 9.5 $150 month; $30 of 5ecIudd 3 bdrm. masonry home, luxurious living, surrounded by are no* taking commsttm.rits for StCUrity. 377 ''OOd Of SICCI desks (e*ecutiv deSk yard Sl.20O down, $)3430 per ,,, _____________ 197) Jeep. C) 5, 1 wheel drive, AM tring oaks and a private warehousing or small businesses. to qualified buyer. 322- 2700. -. & chairs, secretarial desks & radio, oversized tires, extra Free fishing and canoeing on I Japanese garden. Exceptional Znning M1.2 Industrial. Airport chairs, straight chairs, filing Discount Warehouse clean 12,295. Call Don Pope at 3fl . beautiful Wekiva River. Quiet Vehicles Blvd. & McCracken Rd. Sendfinancing available to Qualified COUNTRY LIVING yet close to city c abinets, as Is Cash and Carry. 1631 Dealer, spot, aaj1s only 1150 372 4470. __________________________ U1300 LongwoodNow Open Iruir es to P 0. Ø, Sanf or d conveniences. Newly painted, NO LI'S Paneled. 17' Travel Trailer. excellent can. carpeted and furnished. New shoes, 20.000 pa!r only Catsalberry, 1) 92 530 .4206 Jassified Ads ' here to tp you Datsun.Sijbaru Sale CaliBart Real Estate For Rent. Office d;t;on. $995 or best offer 37) 6062 Cn use as 7 or 3 bedrooms, 7 pair: tennis aria houp txy, s.';t, 'e'r,?rr At a ret' d(lCi COSt, f.rt rriq.' ':.,,. fr All for only cent LflJ P..J Come 1-de kL'LiO )2 74* first (huicil Plus Fla.' I,.), rin.h $14 61-1) Plan now to vacation this year ifl dress pants 2.000 pairs, reg. 19 to Call 322,611 or 13) 999) finest Used Cars. Dick Baird I your own REC Vee from $13, now $2.50. Men's and boys' ats, of a Gun, Fern Park's Stemper Realty ___ loans leans. rag. $5 to $17, now S4 a pair. let till your Spring Orden spot Larges t dealer. '73 Datsuns SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE Real Estate MUST SELL - NEW 380.2 BATH Cen tral is-mobile HOme LOU PJs men's. rag. $7 to 117, now $1. 01' mow )Out vacant lots. Floyd arriving daily. Ph, 831.I31, Open 23)1W. 1st St. HOME, all extras, good location, Dresses, long and short, rag. Ill to Freer. 372 5 1 91 MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR Sundays 126. 323 1711 Make offer. 372 7757 $25, now $3; chilen't C'othes, 377 199) 19195 French SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and1 large selection prices you 1N Impala n't 3777371,377 4%,3fl ___________ beautiful oak,swJmrnirlg fishing. _______________ .. Commercial Properties -Eqeipment r Rent Good Transportat ion, believe. SHAG CARPET, high School Bus 377 and canoeing See at Camp low, req $7 a yd., ow ¶75t, a yd. 377.7705 Convr'rtedtoCampe'r Homes, Lots ' Semincte,srnlleswest ot I I on SR You Won't Believe 323 1002atI. 6P.m. 46.3774170. Lakefront, Loch Arbor. - S bdrms., eot Ellue Lustre E$dric Carpet And 197 ed Chevrolet Impala con $amorr for on ly $1 50 per day ba ths, family room, ISO's. Acre OPEN WED, THURS., FRI.. SAT. 12&O0OvodayIIbu,'a)bJr,,, 2 vertibte, (transferred, must sell) Acreage 11-7 PM LOCATED IN FRONT Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 rARROLL'S FURNITURE bath hOmC. Carpet, drapes, I ______________________ 37 Business Properly 76--Auto Pads OF AAA AUCTION, 190 N 1792, ________________ eguippedkifchen 'a fenced yard JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC LONGW000. f NICe 2 bedroom block home. New Shaded by 5 beautiful oak trees. ----BELAIRE CHEVROLT, GOOD roof, carpeted throughou t &S-Pets- Supplies 1500 So. ft .220 Von IcI.xi for r.nir Recon,iitai.s.,, .. W. Grnixtt Whifø Ill... IKANPORTATION I Ridiculously low price. 3232920; 1 VdWI LItU )dle * thopofwareho(Jse 327.$371 or 377. J cellent terms. exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 3fl4 B roker. Droker,107W Commercial after S. 3727119. QueenSIzewjthframe,1,j St. AKC female lmo 1109 Sanford Ave Harper Agency j Aggressive watch dog. Basic Sanford I" 7I•' FLORIDA WATERBED CORP - 1971 DODGE DART. AC. VINYL 706W. Is? S t.. Sanfurd ___________________ LA.'JPV -S700dowrt, for .e'n,J . 1 obedlr'nce training Needs good 26 N.Q,angaA v e . TOP, FULLY EQUIPPED, NEW : 37: : bedrcm bedrooms, (Cn?rjl H&A, Sanford rr' ri ?e cty Low Wr.tr ', rural are,s, fenced ye'd r O4 !)t 1 IH ASS 1J' E 12011Selling price, Farmers Home Can't t the car In the garage, WW carpet throughout, nice --No small children 125. $31 2734 CELTOPIA RENT OR SELL, 3 PAYMENT. 32) 0105. r longer needed Items with a Administration neighborhood, dead end street. Plan by builder, bedrm, Ili btpt5On very large WILSON MAI'ER FURNITURE classified ad in the Ev ening $341619, Ideal for chil en. SA, 3.n down and 1C72 V tot , One year old. Rent or assume ANIMAL HAVEN OT, radio, air, special M.otorcycl,lnsuranc, BUY-SELL --TRADE as su Herald. Dlii 372 611 or $319993 to me mtg. $170.27 month. 377. mtg. with small down payment for engine, rxvds reoair. $400. 327 3)1 )ISE F,rt &BOARDINGKENNELS BLAIR AGENCY 7377 place pours. NORTH Purchase.Call owner, 621-3001 1355. HEATED KENNELS. 372.5757 3733146 after 6 p.m or weekends Air conditIoner 3 ton. 1725 Heats anl '61 Dodge VS, Auto, PS, PB, clean, SPANISH CHARM 3 Bedrooms with double garage, 14 cools. Late mode compressor, Miniature Schnauzer AKC. shOts & 1973 Harley Oavicson dependable, $375 '63 Chevy 2 or .) 6.97 34, HATE MODERN BOXES? baths, family room, dining room. ears cropped. S 'no old female. LOW DOWN PAYMENT CC 1500 V-4 SS, very good Cond $250 We an older home well located utility room with sink, built $125. 630 1761. ' • in Ornamental sfone fireplace, turned Owner will finance, 322 3599. 322-341101 71" Snapper Mow,r,wath with 3 spac ious bedrooms, (could appliances. fireplace, ti, 2 pa r columns, sunken paneled family orass catcher be 4). living room, formal dining AKC Doberman pincher puppies. fenced, above ground pool 7 1973 Racing bike I33MX. Outboard Used Car Salesman room, 3 borms, garage, redwood As Is. $10. 530 9176 roorv. (with fireplace), large months Old 23 Chrnpinn lineage $30 tO $150. Mr. Lake Jennie motor, never raced. Includes all Experience Necessary privacy fence, carpet. Un. kitchen, s:reenc(l porch, on a Anderson, 343-5710. accessories $173. $30 $178 believable at $23,.o. FHA. v*.. Ice machine for sale Cube size 1" * 372 1200 large corner W. Beautiful drapes APARTMENTS DOWn $200 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR, 531 1" *t" capacity 150 lbs. In 21 Pu's. Irish Setter Puppy, male. $ *t$. Old, and plush carpeting. Only 137,900. ON LAKE JENNIE am Whirlpool. Call 323 757 AKC Peg, litter 373 577i. I _________________________ Call 323-9110. 3cr 4bedrom, l"jbattihousc Good ______________________ 1311 SANTA OAR BARA OR. Cr ed it and Qualified buyer. 123,900 Loch Arbor - 2 St or y Colonial Hurry, Hurry, Hurry Down to CLARK arpef from bankruptcy o Rolls Larry Saxon, Realtor English Setter AKC male. 7 months FORD CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH masonry home located on a Thurs.. Feb, 27, 4;31. S3I P.M. To Get PREI Old, shots with dog house. $100. 671. Valued up to$75 a yd. Sacrifice IS a 1.2 BEDROOM APTI Tickits For The kids Home On Lake To The Circus Vargu, P40 Tb, Baby Eligiftant £ t shaded lot on a pretty lake. Has 5 6.4. yd. Your choice. Weekdays. SWIMMING POOL Laugh With The I OR, home near hc*pital. down. Clown. bedrooms. 3 baths. nice F IS. 0061. Jbdroom 2btt's with good nein. m FISHING. BOATING town. Central Is. & a. Large fenced Wlrehalre4fox?errl,rmat,ppy3 c*ntral heat a'd bots. 7 oct mortgage, or refinance air, and many DISPOSALS yard, fruit trees, sprinkler Duo Thermo" heating stove, blower months old, AKC chmpion sire, Vt. or FHA $77.0. other fine features, 323.0742 ci' 323:0532 system. Only 11650O, Terms. Ray house trained, $123 530 1126 9 and automatic lighter pipes, and Lundquist, Peg. Real Estate tank. Good, 3220746. 111 I _________ 65 Acres near Lake Aihby. All high I . Broker, fl's '; 7ound witti ine 'tees Reg Real tt?afc tdcai fc' Two Wo'i Bed. to( sale Ap 66-'Horse rejale in smaI acreage ?rakcs. 377 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 1197 P'Oxlrsately 1 mill :' worms Priced right with 9004 terms. Get ' EM While * .. ., Forced to sell for health reasons - WESTERN SADDLE '°'' ------------ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. * They're Hot!* AND ALL TACK LAKE MARY 173.32)0309 ROKERS :. New houses in. rural area. No down 5Hme1,3.4 Bedrooms Days-3fl 6173 payment, monthly payments EI 51-Household Goods -----_ Priced From $77,500 to $3i, 'Nignts 3733121 or 372 7357 -.' than rent. Government sunsidiled -A Community of 67A-Feed _ -_ t qua lified buyers. Call to see if Oriental Oriental rug, 9'zl2'; Mahogany Fine Homes offered by you qualityl! • center table. Bcntwood corn First Federal Savings and MAY fr sate. rertitized Bahia, .... 3 Homes, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath temporary chair, Othe, small it M.UNSWORTH REALTY Loan of Mld.FI.qI heavy bales. Limited Supply. Call Priced 113.900 to 125.000 Items. 3237921 afternoon 103W. 1sf St. , "I 04". It Priced from JOHNNY WALKER REAL 377 6061. 373 0517 OPEN TEN TILL DARK Bedroom Set, complete 1105; ESTATE INC. $35,000 TO $43,000 __________________________ .l DANDY JAll FEED Peg. Real Estate Broker guitars. $15, new living room set, NEW 1.7 arid 1 bedroom homes ani I 322 6457After537 71 11 "Buy Direct From Boxcar" $170: 2 twIn beds, $10 complete; i.s.s WaIIro'*all carpc,, In ?1t Pecriot.jnel GOPMLY'S E. 16. Sanford 32.3 4733 -i--Dave's Furniture. wallpaper, built in kitchen 6fld 00 Fees are paid and include 1 GOOD TERMS 300 Sanford Aye, 373 9370 ________________ maintenance lie. LOW, LOW, 1 Large Club House. Junc.r 1 LOW 7*... pet, interest under Neat, 2 bedroom masonry honw, Olympic Pool, Bltketbal$ 68-Wanted to Bu tandem plan. Hwy 17-n to 25th St. corner lot, fenced yard, $530 down. and Tennis Cotjrts anti Singer ::=---m ' west to Ridgewood and follow the Large Picr,tc Area. $151 Per mo., to Qualified pur. signs. an Chaser. W t ed fo buy-used cffice furniture GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW J Caeveohieaal Financing I Any iq sewing' cabinet, repossessed Quantity. NOLL'S . NOCLOSINGCOSTS TAFFER Casselberry. cncj,is Hwy. 1792. $30 4706. test moei, winds bobbin One Inc. MOBILE HOME PARK tn machine. Full eUtOrritic From 714 percent Reg ReatEsateBroker Rentals from only REALTORS Pay baIane of Vs or 10 pay 6.971111 95 per cent NEED MONEY' 75th Sl,372 6655 155 ment oilS spQctôIf Be lot Private party will b'i selection FINANCING AVAILABLE your Combination business loc ation J. diamonds I Cl up. Also gold We *11i tease for up to 10 ".4 in living quarters, plus 2 car garage Drop in bobblii, Zigzag, and 3 needle jewelry for cash. Write P.O one year Box with apartment. Real opportunity Sanford's newest d ppsiflon. Like new condition, sold 1.48, Titusville, Fla with option to buy and for Coupli to make good income , for UI, balance of $43 cash or finest AdulI•Famlly and live, in excellent location. then apply fro'n SO to S payments of $10. New warrapty. Wanted to buy Side room for mobile IobIie Home ' perc en t of your r en t $43,000 IM home, 77'4"zy10", or smaller. 377 Com out and Inspect to thedownojyment!e Call Credit Dept. 3737 • Harold Hall the Homes on SANFORD SEWING CENTER Located I Block 707 A East 1t St., Sanford 377-9111 2606 S. Hwy. 1792 d1IP1Y ORINTAL RUGS WANTEL, Siuffi of Airport Blvd., "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" __ REALTOR 373 577 Eves.$691148 on Sanford Avenue. Topprlcespaid,u,anycit COUNTRY CLUB MANOR SANFORD Sanford. Florida ___________________ .44 1126, Winter Park. - FREIGHT SALVAGE COMPLETELY RENOVATED, A HOME FOR YOU Appliances Furniture Paint Etc. New paint inside and office Open new 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida room "Buy Direct From Boxcar" Carpeting, new "Ink. newOU$ fixtures, CASH 322.4132 Monday-Friday : 5.41 p I 125.500 VA and FHA financing GORMLYS. C 16. Sanford 37) 4733 , new door hardware, almost Iflit agiances,lcc,ls Sat a Ilion 1-8 avaIlable ___ everyliiing new. 2 bedrooms, i t OUF I or 1001 itims Larry's OR CONTACT YOUR I Sofa a nd Coffee Table, 575 f or bo th in Corner lot. Financing available, Mart. 2 1 5 Sanford, Ave REALTOR OR BROKER 00d Condition Call 322.1071 after $17,500. V -WIfl _____________________ ________ DIAL -' ALMOST NEW! Reg. Real Estate B rok,,. I' DELTONA Furn;ture-.-almos tnew Lovely, 7 bedrooms, 2 baths. ideal 2139 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford (305) 322.8721 112li BUSINESS DIRECTORY Qt*enslpe bedroom set retirement ho-nPP100e3210640 Beautiful CARRIAGE living roomses.o;1 3392 , carpeting $75,()), _________________________ i cove EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU F I Corbett Real Estate Sears Zig Zag sewing machine. ____ 1-1 PINECREST - FIRST TIME tate Rd. , 2i e REALTOR beautiful full size walnut k with 0) JUST A PHONE CALL ADVERTISED 6414711 miles east of 17•. Chair $159. IX' 1761, CeBary b Pb. Sanford (305) fl341'60i ________________ __ F shopping, edrooms, Onlynear schools, aria ------------'-----------.---_________________ ___________________ MOSSIE C, BATEMAN Orlando (305) Mn" ____ CULP DECORATORS Rig. 409W.Ist St. 9')A')fl A'iiiii.'.6itsxa IJ.__.. •___..-------I, Rea l Ffietp Rrrikfrt L4LLU tttiyuiiie nume improvements in nis - )777u3 Seminole m __________ T!i !'-" .4 _I '1:" .. ~ -, . ø 'W ,:. ;; . : .. - - HOURS 44 . - Property I I "Itw~,~ - ___ 59-4jsicaI Merchandise 80-Autos for Sale - -- - ,.. Business . -_ ________ -- - SUpplies o ce furniture ..... 77 ,: .- -., , ,= - ,- -- . -.,-t rT=7 . -- -~ - are and - -- ~ - ~ ~I .~- - _ rr ~ ~ - j. ~ :1 I I.lj Z~jf .-f * 1 - -= ; 1,.~ - -_ - ~ ,:V~_-, r;~ __ I ~ ~1_ -- . -~ ~~ .~i -.~I~~~ - _ . &ItM.. . .. _ - =- / ~~ - 'C ; X ~ - iZ=. .. . . . -- - - ___ ; 7 ; ~_ ~_ ~+. -, -- __ .r ti'f -- , - .- - ' "?'A 'j". ' --- i,-##. It - . ~_ ~. __ - '. -- ø. 3 I . : - 15p . A~ , - _~ \ ~. - : - fr - ~i~~ r 4 , - 4F ~ * b - - - , _T t f N .., ....... . !'" - 78-Motorcycles 1•'' . '', " "'' ----,--- - ___ - j . - I I I , . , .., - I - . - - I.,- ~_ ~ I I- - - _ ~ , L . L;. _1_A-.1 . Mift~4MORMAMS RW " is Fjmw I -w --_ _ . -- '.• - ~- ~__ _ - =Era -. A-w _91111119w~_a -M %" __ ,k , ~ __ _-_~'_ _- - _ __ __ _ _ __ - ~~ - _ ~ - L __ i _____________________ - ., 14 60 f!tf$1 4 - - ~ _. ____ I'%a - _____________ - A jtffiz~ -. n rA_T~ .j - - *&A. - :~ W ___Ia _ _E~ me 6 141 * 11111~ i -, _ _e, i -=I [1. L ..!. __ - ----_-a Ilm~~n I -_ - 1r --=,- -~~;~ . 1 I - -!" If ri c•II . _ _ -L . X , -I q .- .-- , --_-I-_~_: ~:_ ~ _ _- 4_y~r:---_~ .,. _ - At -. -~ j __.~X -. _ _ ._ -111~i ff _,",- fV__4 _ _ -1 -~ =~~ ~ ~~ -------- o,r5-- -_ A -a-. • I .- 75-Recreational . i ~ 11~ A - k -,K--- -I,-. j --_'# ~ -, , ,_-~, - ______________ i 9W ~ - tuty . . ~~4 0 11 .. .:. .. - - I . . ..ii: 'I , . ..-,' ..- - - --- . I t .(, :W;':'t " s: I i I __ I i:-- -_ - . . .. , . -. II~I 1 SArI ____ I i, . , , REALTY PAYTON 4 .. -___________ - p "1 ______ * " ____ __ - SON I ' =Fw - - -. s4qvr* --_________ ------- ' ' Sneak Preview ' A 1160 ej _____ ________ * * * * FACM ------------- R EA LTY i ________ Area MI J$2.00w 6 J . t1 ' • '0 C .Realty Model 0 D 4) . .. 0 u - - "_i I C at 1='E $Icx)! 0 s. Stenstrom , 0 Cl) - . f - now available - an O 2 d194EP \AK,/ on r - I 40 6. (MI4V,J _____ _ Wft £.f 0' 0 0 4 -' j ' _____ x. ,< L. 0 113 . Realty 'j" V ,.- h (:. Te I i'I H __ _______________ I 0 . atOD3 Q ;2-0 I ' a.lH. 'E E.- . .: U'll P- 11 I74: y to , . _____________________ REALTY J 83- 1-17UU . . , , ' J - -I - - - Your MLSAenc - ______ -- A ppl ia nces Tax --- Returns, 20 yrs iperience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five PQInts. 'ail 322 7143 anytime, 52- REALTORS 236$ Park Dr. Retirees Drum. Quiet & clean, 2 bdrm, family rm, only $17,5O, Acre ReeDy, REALTOR, 333 7750. LakeMary-3bed.'oo'r.2b.a,h family row,pool Byowner 373 - - 42'-Mbile Homes . -' l977 Tropicana,7 beck005 17'x52', air. 1.0w payment or $3,000 cash Located San Mo South. Orlando, 773 2341 after 5 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3770697 No 7Ea%tRd.,')7971, P Ran'sbo en" Frifranre Air Cnnditioninn '' " . Central Heal & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harrs. at SEARS Sanford 327 ri IT'S ' (,PFOpy ,'((:pt L )SO3QrldndoOriye TH E FOR THc _________________ ______________ GOOD BIG "3" ______ T11111 119 43--WS-Acreage LAKEMY_Lare lot oy00e two' CryStal Lake. coun try sefting, $1100 "ME" co&racts *it qvaI.ff !r -: ti ZZ. aCash - pri p erd, FIa. 211 W ?fltt Additions Call for Appt.322.3103 ' -F -.--- Remodeling )QW14" BEAUTY SALON (formerIyP4arri,ts's8eaut) 519 E PIne 172 57'? I ALTAMONTE Are' 1 tjy owner, 3 sewer - ft road frontage. Ist.i ru 5 nt or d Witi i.xu- _____ ______ Carpentry, Non Inflated rates. flrejtrI;rij Repairs, Remodel, Additions, Licensed, Bonded, Insure lrv . 3234413. ", Carpery, Remodeling, Add,tlo, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded . Free estirate 373 6035 ' ' Chair Canini- - . 361.5318; 373.n ________ . ________ I 117 $Cott Jessup 117,500 Torfms. turn.. JIM HUNT REA1Y Carpet, hardwooid! f1cior, fenced. Realtor heat i;Aalls t3l,X-0 8,14 A" I .MIt"A =J# Afte- Hour$ 272 O"Ill Ave. 11 pieces ratian I refrigerator, Misc, I P'id toys , clothes, ' Big Yard 1 Furnitu;;;en' ini"d r' r r. ref.nsrin. L Baby clitilhos, ON ?001 Summerlin Ave,, , - r.? (.,..if f P. P't C!! Peasunabje 471 3' ___________________________ T.. , • ' -Do, Cean1g ' ' v "r fte p 11 p , ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7S42 Park Or(v. 322 $145 _______ 3 day arj service, s.'*Uacflon quaranfetd. Green's Dry Veaners of Winter Park. 323- 11LI; - 671 "I? JANUARY WANT ADS HELP You 76)1 If F I MISC L10 Yn"r Rusine - 1 J N I lip' 01 : : £n L. . 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LLJ Well -_ Drilling u 'Eai2'jV r. _- fri L. g . F. 40 = 9 on =j 1: / ] E S.U.,.. 7.3 a q PAUL SLATER WatIp.s Licensed Residential, Comc.eqcial , V 6 Wall Paperkig 377 2611 or III 9W Worrien' s :: ) Designing & by rxperfs S'nr 2 1 0 1 It' Bultong L Remodeling -'--- ,.:.:.. c - V - ': . go 92 Seyk, ANDREW.yNEy .. I - ti q IV V n L. 221 4411111 - WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1)08 Sanford Ave. Master Beautician, eves, by appt. 377 )fl7 or 3fl.197e, I SALE 5$ & Sri 91o5 7942 or 32^, 7111 194 Country Club i3, Lake Mary Fla GAPAE SALE - Pric slashed .ens, Women's & Lnild ren' (li sit down lawn mower. $2O Wednesday thru Sa t. 105. BARGAIN GARAGE, 100 II Hwy. 17 9' fbt'hintd SObik', Lorig'wooi). 7It water. fORREST GRECuF INC REALTORS ivrd. new home contract ced ( our 1974 prIce IL? *Ill be returned to you inCashon closing Of your home C a ll Johnny Walker ; BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT, ALL TYPES C- CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS, 322. )33$ Alterations, odd jobs of all typ, Carpentry Painting, Cement Work, Light HauIsg. 332 7U$. ;.% . . r'? its, and U -2 ,iii,- a Carport Sale: Sat..Sun. 244) Bay Ave. triøvitrlsl scing machine and misc. Pioujdsa.,ld. - deep, ThrnuFcb.fl. t971.9llnewhom. 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U K2 I .~ j I =t ;; 14 I T2'F :, __ - . - �- -- - -, -' -- : - - -- - - - P--, '-c- -F -- - -j-- 0 r**T9mA PANDA 1 1Y!s94 I O> C ) Millie & Course r - NEVER PRJ5! THE GIFT OF GA15 rn by ' TO COOKING, AMAN2A PAST K3 a KNACKS : 14 al 9m t OVE MAKES '50METMING GOOD TO EAT f p CA - CYNTHIA KEEPS THINGS TIP'( AND NEAT! id r S'ILVIA IS ALWA15 I CHIC ANV'5LEEK I 1 ND THIS IS CALI.D , TA$ATION.' I I 11 140w MAR ol ks id I :4 i*~ -, ~ N_ I r ly is i s too Ile HIONEY ta to vim -- ___ omm ___ __ gone 4mm no s o US qou \ , :r Pr , f WASKINGtTON e VIN IT I L"fi, OR ' sw,zi- WHAT IJKF, vi si€' TH M6 N' Y by Dick Caqvalli ?oi-cpvrs-i-- b ) CAL)SFP 13Y Of TO TAKE O POLL? - _ I WON T ANSW ANY FUL( TICAL QLiSTtONS1 1 %-.1 IN j iL-I • I I •.. I I - - - _ FOPLJLARITY POLL. t'M - -- - !RYINGTO FIND OUTHOW MANY PEOPLE LIKE M / f - - -- 1 - SO FAR I'Ve IAS KE C) _ 36POPL, ANP t Pt 'N'r GEi ?-ç) cce# - NCA036 OF YOU$ ___ I 40 THANKS TO YOU., VV07 G046 \ HiiciRS.) -•---- t ---- i'M M £. 11w CINY..."SJ'NC" OR "UN DEC I DEFD ( FAMOUS! L' L.dI '4 I I.4 F LIL.J... 1 IN FAC1 I CAN'T 6TA N D YOU ('t .1 1111111111.- ~ • — •- - - --------- - - \ PiC4 - a 2. ('ITT r% Avp Ir - - ANOTHER DAY? IF I BUY!N° bUNPAY D1NNE I WANT MY RENT BCK - JT1 jv, ___ i / r -.1 -r'!! -' -_ ( - EVEN IN WINTER, OUTDOOR5 I HE ONLY PLACE TO COOK ThICK TEAK FROM FF.EF fl . -. 'c, ,---- — 33y Les Carroll WHx-ri5 THE MATTER (( to. I •1 1 I WITH YOUR FIRE, MAJOR? PIP YOU 5TA IT BY RUBBING ICE CUBTOGEThER!J 1 14 HERE~5 13ILL S_ URBLE THE 170-IT-YOURSELF KING EITHER HELL (PUT OUTTE FIRE OR BURN DOWN '•••. 1P3R1SCXXmXAA1 S THE - HoLl -_ ( FLOOR! IT'S \OUNC !! I r \ I by Al Vermeer THA HAZ - , ' -' ''1k • ". 4 7VU 14OW COME SCHULTZ YOU'LL SOON NAVE ROAj FIRE, MJORf £ EGAP BILL, WE MASTER CHE5 GENERALLY USE U5T THE EMBERs.' • - ____ of of RNN IT THROUSH THE of It MOOPLE, PUT OUT TToNE OFFICIALI DONT LET IT I RR' MAYBE 5io POT OR rLL IWMPLPINT FROM \ AtARM YOU EN IF HE HUNGRY ) 'TRY 6Q TO 'THE REAR WE ?OU,BAXTER AND \ BOYS, THE 4 TiRETE HE LUCKY THIS ON TI RE PEPARTMENT! I'LL INRM OUR CHARCOAL 4OULD MEAL WORRIES ME INDY HAvE WIFE "I 6OTA~ iORE TNN ONTH! '...ROCK ---------, •'-- . iJtwy -i - 1 - "• ;.j ) I AT IT kTUS WAY, WANTED A SUNKEN LIV)NCROoM' \ - ,)[ _ Air-'•; • - RAL.) / FOR THE : — - - 1. rc7 '(I I �- --- 1 - — - -- .- .-. - - ----- -. --- -----. - - ---,-- - . - - -. - - - - - —•_4,__ - ,-- i-.-fr-,?.'3 _-_ - 0 I % 1 "TANUM"10i Pa. RNW-Ula .-U.11AA W LA '- 010 3 rA 6err)te6e&0fd Ii uueel< If/t It F c — vef _____ b0 beCa - / III 1-' IF - FA a NEA - _____ Nix a• dat - TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Munday. Tuesday personal interests will be advanced-Mixed financial conditions midweek Thursday a b;q loom 3 up Worries over 'negfected work this weekend, A -- - (j - V\ sub 4) __ • E 8 IPLA _ _Th~_ ?,G GS STALC'. -- J c IL CUSP rnic cHA/Jc,E DOES - -........ - . L STARflHG SALARY SUT MUCH RUT Y(1iu c ttMPi FROM OFFICE COLLECT;ONS FOR THE FIRST YAR?_ AWAQL4 k/AN. PERSONS PORN OW tIQ WF4' 7W3. CUSP POgEFECTOU4L,T/E OForHs/Ns." P.' PS OfAk I10Z 11 )I WRIT! ME REt'Pil SELF-A PPRISc 17AMPcr) FAIL/F! r)lP I ?J 11 T. a fl--- - .a - -. I ws lo * P Ll -- MIA: T? PIFA-11 vj bV T071 fI: a a FV rg Pupa IfAVt-- '/ I Z 'r h YOU 1ANiPQftffP' -I - - - - BERRICE P IRS - -- I '' L. p -- -: UNTO - ) Tbvr • 00 ) ' ,* -21i' 14• if ' •- .J _\1 . Iw A HOA'OSCOPE WHEW AIEA'CURY AND PLt'TO Ak'E?JNFAVQRABLY ASFEC TED IT INL7lC.4TS ONE WHO HAS VERY INTENSE LIKES AND DISLIKES AMP FgEQLIENTLY TAKESAPvANrAcE OF HIS WEAKER 9N AS 1 Pffli?/?1O4DYCJ 8YA QUEST/C4VA5LE; OU9 TRAMSPOKWIONSVSTE/,f$ FOR WNATE FOR PISCEANS AND TAIJREAMS WHO -SHA Jt.r!sr!/PwEEK MOSrA7-7ENTIOW WILL coM rCicu (m t'w,ii, tu! 701Ak0 THE CLOSE OF TH j I - SPE-C GUIATOPS POING iFbW,9S0ME,4y1 M41LE ONFPS 19_1~_T * (D 1975 by NEA, Inc i2 ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) As week begins you'll gather pertinent knowledge fir pins A ma j or achievement Wednesday d you don't stack oft. Thursday , il l lea1 'ni 1riiemeflJs Active but expensive weekend, LIBRA ijI J - ut. 23) 0ppo(luils for gain through unusual sorces Monday, Tuesday. Midweek plans af a not used properly. Ambitious motives preclude consideration for others this weekend SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Monday. Tuesday partnership arrangements tilt in your favor Midweek business dealings are tricky, especially on Thurs. day Avoid those whose ideas cur,fict with yours ;,,is weekend. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Influences that affect your earnings are beneficial Monday, Tuesday. Be wary in making agreements Wednesday, Thursday A semiprofitable venture this weekend. tat W.k £tfltC asak i CAPRICORN Iflec Wednesday is better for career matters than Thursday. An arrangement is not as rewarding as hoped for this weekend . AQUARIUS (Jan 20 . Feb 19) Close important material transactions as early a IjdiIbhr rn Thursday. A cdreer break Friday Guard he3lth Saturday , PISCES (Feb 20-March0) You re luckiest with your larger ideas as week begins. Attend to domestic paperwork Wednesday Limit household spending Thursday. Weekend fun if you choose the right companions - this Month V5W jr HOSE q PpORN'JN2ER THE SIGN OF WIl'A r p/scs -' - PYRSONS 50W - - -- ON 00 THE CUSP CF CES 11r L:zA WHO MACE EQUAL .. IMPORTANCE UPON TUEIR -.__4! T' LOGICAL EVALLIATIO,IS ANP Iii THEIR INTUIT/VI-, PERCEPTIVENESS. . I'/SCEANS , 's - ARE VERYAWA'E OF THE FEELhVGS OF OTII'EgS.THEY WILL GO OUT OF THEIR WAY TO AWE AMPS FOk'AN /fi/S(N - ITj.VE ACT COMMITTED BYSO .cWE ELSE. /1 '4 I WIL.t- OFTEI1 PERMT THEM SELVES TO BE ,) DOMINATED YA MORE loo r . Ft-ui. (/I PERSONA (-ITY INSTEAD OF 4 " STANDING UP 2FOR THEIR RI614TS TF1 Iry Tti%4F ('AA &O(J& F(R''T Ir - T -.- : -- .. • " I • Is,, YVIPWV sw.. -:-_ '• - --___ -- -__ - ___ --_-_ .-•• It - - s . LJL, HAVS YOU 15EEN THE 14EECILE VALVE FOR : : .1.. -- - :e.. • OUTOURWAy .__ •, btf 0 .77'f5ERRy S ullivan IM SURE W5 IN TWE HERE IT 15!/ Jt.ILI, YOU 77 -- -, ityjv "i I EN a's JJ Ti A OHI dd en ck iol ks to ly is er to tsm [YOUR 131RTHDAY ... this Week and r:' I_S A ISCEII Zitudent's Corner Fr- MAE - 1200 We3t Thlid Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernlc@ carfrot answer all the letters, only the on" of general interest. — . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Il k 1 - 'P _ :- U! - - — _.. - J CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Aided by friends hopes are realized Monday. Tuesday. Doni reveal secrets Wednesday. Judgment's faulty Thursday. Shared tntOret profitable Friday. Trouble with associate Saturday. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Monday, Tuesday are best days for achieving importan; goals. Midweek outside activities disturb routine, Both gains and set hacks Friday. Woes of another tie you down Saturday. - . 1 expense S , / - - GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Beginning of week gains are made through confidential maneuvers. Wednesday do everything on your own. Thursday guarl repuIaton. Early Friday favorable for business __ 'I(3 YEAR FOGAR FOR FLIT SAKES, GIVE LxCHAlE FOR SOMETHING USEFUL' aie —.----- '- gooi JLTO — — W I U 1%in ','4 E3 Marcii 2i 'Aprii 31 diswi prospecis Wk early in the week. Midweek your mental efforts are too scattered. Thursday watch what you sign Keep reasonable hours this weekend, Oil c::Lt2 ____ — 41• AO N, t \(V'INL..) I, N,JT— tLiVVy ol �-w 0 C. 1ATttT1PTT. — V S — r'v *rii -- 1111116-91111111 111111116 % TEI 1111110 oy' Larry C IWAS IMP Lewis DEAR POLL? — I am elderly and will no longer risk climbing a ladder. I use a child's toy Cotton mop to wash the window over my sink. Next put a dry, old, towel over the mop arid dry the window. Outside. I uSt iii)' (6gular mop, the hose and then dry the same way with a tows wrapped around the mop head BELLE. spc'4LL(ToF5sso RESSED 4R/ ARE E$$ORAR/tSJ /' WORKr 'OU SURE... Pibis Taft ern s -, — % The Classic Always a favorite, No 140 with PHOTO-GUIDE — DEAR POLLY — Checkers missing? Two different kinds of bottle caps, 12 of each kind. make great substitutes - MURRAY IF AE MiSSl)J&, I USE I is in Sizes 10-1/2 to 111 bust- 11 I.7Y8 yard~ 54- / 16 DO 'i'OU MEAN I OLJR . SV.YSH PARTMENT Th t ASSu4IEc' HS W ASS TEA C H I N \ NYPNOTIS14'L PROFESSOR ARIP OF . I ) OP 2 7 f •/,.. . AR / 'O Oo I9 1, EA lr. AN fl —I fl CAPTAIN EASY .. 8315 / 8140 LI 10' 24' z The Duster 'nock•style duster that easy to slip into No. IS with PHOTO - GUIDE in Small. Medium or ue. Medium (12.14) /4 yards 45-inch. - ----I -- . 8 Be at Ease The fullness and ragL3r1-tpe sieeve cf thiS St make it easy to wear. No. 8310 with PHOTO.GUbfl Is in Sizes 8 to 18. Size 10, 32-12 bust 3•5;8 yarc 45- inch. 216 ..s,d •I.a HA 1. WANT YOU TO SURO THE 5TUFF PERONALLV AT THE WAREM0U5 TO?Jk3HT WITH A 4IVED-OFF HOTGLJtS)! $ 2( :.'-- •- -- L •..;:? I fiSk I ALLEY 003P :4, I'D JUST ABOUT / I KNOW! WE'D HAVE BEEN " SI, HERE, 'YCAN ?')4E', TH' FANCY YEAH ...NOw GIVEN You aovs I BACK SOONER, BUT IT lOOK PUT THIS ON FUR OUTFIT )SlDDOWN,OOP, UP FOR LOST! \ A WHILE T'li ND EVERYFOR A STARTER!1> rr ç so WE CAN IT'S GETTIN' LATE!\ THING WE NEEDED! -( GOOD ON HIM! I FINISH YOU OKAY! u! DEAR POLL? — Attach a rubber stair tread to the seat of a child's swing to insure safety from slipping off the seat. We used linoleum trip tread pace. — DLLPHIA, DEAR POLL? — Cut out top and bottom of the largest carton that will fit into your leaf bag. Insert carton in the plastic bag. As the carton is filled, you can stand on the leaves to pack them down. When carton is ruil pull it up ano out six or eiaht inches at a t'me until 'he plastic ba Is filled. — J.G 0. , — Rrus4 DEAR POLL? — I find you can often get that extra squeeze out of an empty toothpaste tube by Cutling off the bottom and rolling the tube the other way — ELAINE. Aj A IL IN ONE PollY pays $1.00 for every Idea used. e...4 .;., OVER A - hi DAVVIfl#Ji Ic 77 by Crooks & Lawrence SENDING S101k TO CU iLL' 25c or postage mo nervoung wnn nai Sind ?Be each plus hrlth.al - . \ )EAR POLL? — I use onehamfrich masking tape for labeling )ackages for freezing. One can Nrlte on it clearly and easily I do he writing before unrolling the tape md it stays clear and does :t :omo off. — MRS.H.G 8310 i - , S - ocK4lr1, DEAR POLL? — When traveling. I mail pojtcird to each of my, grandchildren — in ONE envelope. When mailed separately they never arrive at the same time and there are hurt feelings. — H,M ft -. . ttz ( iovi ' rOU r's • • 1oMEo'/ PLA ' DEAR POLL? — To make my raincoat warmer. I sowed arm old woo cardigan sweater to the inside of the lining. This makes it great for that in-between weather lust before the intense cold sets in. — MILDRED. OF BOTTLE CAPS —' ______ Tj CLIE piFERNT Out I DEAR POLL.Y — After cleaning the children' s paint brushes I stick them. pointed-ends-down, into plastic-mesh pot-scrubber, which I keep under the kitchen sInk. It is easy to get when needed again. — KATHLEEN. KINDS 01 DEAR POLL? — A simple way to mend a knitted article Is to place the torn part over the bristles on a clean hairbrush They hold the hole in place and keep the yarn from stretching as you mend. — MRS. J. C W. / 5675 So Cosy Feeling chilly? This soft shoulderthrow in shell-stitch crochet will keep you cosy on chilly days. No. 5675 h35 full crochet and fTn;shing directions Send 60c plus 15c for posta g e and handling with name, address, pttetn •numoer ma site so r IS M#v, Iio MLii • this newspaper), Bor 4388. hfidtown iftOfl, Niw YOM, UT?UU) by Dave C;raue rQ ep ALM05T MlDMGHr,,,yOU THINK THOtE GEEKO 6RAI?J9 WILL E SAFE WITH 5TRON6 FOOT GUARPnj6 THEM I'D 5ETTER PHONE THE W4REH00E AND CHECK! r [Lii cU I IC //&tIi A YtiI / ir.— %,I /A 0141 ' LEMME HANDLE 714%S 1 ( OH, M'1 ..I'M TN' BIG o)4!} U14 1 GOOD EVENING, ( GOODNESS! 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ORACLE, TPE PUTUR IV III __kOLDS. __ Jf VW V C raI 9 thu. - -___ _ 0" t -~ ___ 1-1.f) I __ - ___ __ NF15CATED PO ll A MENT O % --~71 FLEET' ENTIRE . - .- ~ ARY OP /OU - 10 OF, "THEE 1E - H n Ili , 1MRe9UPtCt .1. 0: .. . - - I I It Ill, C-4 0 I 'I . c U - WPM - - _14w ompm- ' ff7/f - WIN !m L; W I ______ 4 , Uf/Iff J- p -- - 111111 - I -__ - -- ...- . 2~ lb a q 4 t 0,V S ,- g, .,4~1ill, V a f I HIT BUI1 — JONES WITH A SNOWBALL AN' HEJS AFTER J6XACfC1<.-0 VI . --- , OULICS-EYE." l: -_ # • . .... GREETINOS, h4ASTER E5UTCH/ MAY I SHOW GOTT/NCLYQUR_ ALMOST- ( SELF IN'THE ML-DS / 0 • - V . C-75HUNK - (_~, ie_ . - \ _ - N C t - . . - r X~ ex dahal - I / *..* SEN gs / v , ora 2 ( 'I — -- - VW • .) ,j . ,,j _______________ .. . , - r I / _______ ___ j _ - ..--_r -4~ - ;; too I~ / .1 __________________ I . . Al — ; 11 ___ - IV P ) mok I -- I Iff / . ThE _____ CL -. — C Yv LIS TyeS i 0 Iden ti'p plane was tentatively Identified as that of a 144 ________________________________________________ I City officials are hopeful the ______ I A r ,;~ ..- 4. . - , , ' - _________ - I - 1 / : /•• - I L / . I i - . - - -/ / _-- I . - "_- I J Officials said Jones was stint in the neck with a .22 caliber pistol riding cork Sunda) Around the Clock X If a -J . I ' I- . - __0* , = . A ',t- ' -7 1/ ________________ ___-____ - 11I -4 -' ( I ILYL - I --.- ... A,~ L I • - I 4A ______ _ ...on; • / / V - Z* - — - .' . •.,Ie I _____________________ - _-5 , - =4 ---_ —_--_ __________- - i ' to I I! V \1 M I ear ' Yl _ * . ' : - vriiwn __________ ____ . ng a loaded 22 caliber pistol °n front seat. \V1 - member of the Warbirds, an association Of Pilots Owning World War 11 vintage alrcrt, Officials said Jotuiny Bolton, a Maitland auto Mustang flgh partnership w dealer and friend of Schke, tentatively identified in 171 in lion and became weil known for appearances at the Sanford Air Show . 'F __~_ -IffiI fle • -Z : -_ w-,-51_I .__. __-__z~,'_i-__ - t ,1.- l- ' .A. - - - - NW .I- -- . ;., - - -4 -T 1, - N_ . * . W to — is -. . - ' - ' . __ F-i Iwo OF - ' - . I I IlI I I I ~ _l= - _. .,_: A~. - _T_ _ nl_~!.Vw -~ M, - - — 1 . - -_ I . Dick Trickle, No. 75, and Grant Adcox light to It eep their battered cars under control after a nine crash in the third lap of Sunday's Daytona Story, more photos on Page I B 4 Herd Photo Don Vincent) NINE IN PILEUP .. Yesterday's high %as 85; low Deputies said Jones 20car i Most ly sunny and continued warm Highs in th e low to mid old common law wife, Martha 80s. Lows in th e low to mid 60*, Forrest, Identified the slaying Southey winds 15 m.p.h. victim. I ree Heid 8) ROBILLOYD (%arles Anthony Sweet, 19, f Authorities today were conducting an arson in vestigation in connection with a cafeteria curtain i%arrants 1) IX-tective Walter Jones. SNA emy last night at the San sa i(I Ac a d ry and r G. i ii u in. vestigations conducted by preliminary mt Stat( iIrilJ £fliS Assist Ballard St, Sanford on wereJohny Anthon) Stroud, 19 arges .- William Vernon Fox, 21, of 703 Palm Springs Road ,L_W'T. 1,-~,~ - -v ._~"411~___~n L_ 405 Myrtle Ave., Sanford. was Altamonte Springs, dentist F Ire l n $io,000 P Detective Sgt. William Ilogan. flogan said the cases involvett the robberies of two juvenile hitclihikers in late Pleas night disturbance at WiLson Beer Garden, 15 W 13th St in guilty pleas and maximum sentences could Firemen and policemen which a large crowd othered. )rouths from ificir be&- in Booked on $5, I 00 bond each at county jail wrre Johnnie 1.#T adJa.ntdormitor)wings safety precaution. Ilarriett said only the curUin.s burned and paint on the concrete block wall as blist1ered ca f eteria also sustained smoke damagc. ______ nw n 1Atw'iu Clark Count; Albert Junior, 33, of 90 F Eighth Si, aol Thermond Nelson, 26, of 111.7 Orange Ave., all of Sanford in other weekend asts sheriff's deputies Jailed William Bradley Fuhrman, 41, I Quay ' polk,vimen and two other men charged in department investigation in a series of area burglaries revealed today that their clients burglaries. ma y plead guilty to lesser offenses as results Defense attorney Newman i3rock told the of plea negotiations with State Atty. Abbott court that Sessions "would be part of e a cigarette lighter. o encecha res a Ier a Friday ii F T Defeibse attOrfle)S for six Sanford his arrest Jan 9 b police afWr an internal Under lesser offenses being considered for Ninford police jailed three persons o disorderly resisting arrest E ic r LOU rt Michael J Cooper, of Orlando, was held on $8, tx)ndfo1Io%inghIsarrestonto robber thares b Sheriff's nter ol e L Herring's office package if the policemen enter guilt) pleas with bur, could face maxunurn 15 to year cases are animal control officer Robert Jr.. • Ave., po ce Patrolman William Douglas Magner, 24 32 Mohawk Ave., and auxiliary policeman range from one year In count) Jail to . iS years Robert A Shaw, 29, 2409 t)eCottes Anuc Patrolmen Larry Payton, 36. IWO Maderta Announcement of plea bargaining ca.nw Ave., Raymond fi~~,,-,r.e, ,t, 30,113 Cf,w-1try Cj ' ub this morning in the chambers of CircWt . nson r. s the Circl e, and 1am )e , court "eounded" the week's criminal trial Magnolia Avenue, are slated for trials the week of March 3 dtket to kttrmine order 1 vials Scheduled for trial this wetK is Paul Raleigh S2ssions, 22 of 423 Scott Ave., Sessions Is n auxiliary po licema n and a Lit) building inspector who was suspended after ______ . IV eighth suspect in the burglar'es, MkhellIanko26 of Colonia, J usdocketej 4 Continued On Page !A ' ____________ _.~ - ' -- - ~~ - - bond on a charge of Dr. Michael Weinstock important papers was m&ng of a boat motor. Booked at leaving the scene of an accident reported $1,000 in dental gold after a breakin at her home. county Jail on ,000 bond each with Injuries. missing after a breakin at his Burars ti I after tIT 10:30 p.m. blaze d the I nterior wall ca f e te ria were igniI ted fl te ith as a Ch warrant charging attempted both of 201 Monroe Ave., charged by police with fice. Thr men were aettd b) breaking and intering discarn g a sho tgun In public M Andrew Caaway, of .S.inford police and sheriff's intent to commit i tha M1ntiand AlLimonte officers also Jailed during a disturbance at Myrtle 432 El1iott, Sanford. reported a (IeWctivesoer the weekend On misdemeanor. ThomasMaxwellWlnn,33,oF66 Ave. and Fourth St. ,0O0 diamond bracelet, $80 robber) charges Altamonte Springs police G riggs Ave., C lberr) on In weekend burglary repos, c aid a møtal with charged two men with larceny $5,000 iIfluCr), 21, of A R000ety $5.000 bond on a circuit court and Robert Dean LaFrancis, 18, 30 both Sanford, held in eount Jai o bond each following their arrests on circuit court At of On I - _1 , -1 "A - 4 1!r -17V11- "_4 hit recreation areas at Stromberg.carjso Ithrnehart Road, Lake Mar), and Red Uo Square ApIs., u Seminole, accordi ng to E taken at the Stromberg-Carlson recreation area and stereo t; si Pj! . - - F_ equipment aIue at oo s missing at the apartment comp1e ee grenades, possibk of ~-neta -T. Russian or Chinese make, were department for investigati 11_ __ after the devwt-,, "r tO )outl - - . , Bulletin TAU1IASSEE, Ha. iAI'j —'Me PublieService Commill- Ion refused todayto grant mit I - __ - Winter Park Telephone Co. Thecommission ordered The action upended the in crease %hich otiterwise would have gone into et'eet automati eall under a ne law requiring PSC action hlhin 30 day after a request Is submitt ed . ___________________ ________________ it --_--_- e. ' highway patrol car, - _. hall ~ I' T V ' f. . ....5A 8A .... GB Suspected in a car thlveti by wIfe J:ir Martha M II 1 puty Fd 'tandle) reported Fire i male oassenger `~' Crossword Puzzle ... Officers said ' 'Dear Abb> stopped and Jones as shot £ffl Mrs Evans followed r her Editorial ...................4A hitsband "back down the road" SA and told him they should go Hospital back tc the shooting w.ne. Obituaries . .............. 5A __ - _____ 1FUE —y'—`__ 0. I It 'I' m J - - . " ca 0 — LO - - ._P I Cakndar. Cotthcs A _J - __ &hulke, a w Arson Geoe Abbgy afWr he been looking for his wife when I - and blue former Army trainer. burned approximately 10 acres, according to Forestry service officials. I Knowles said the municipa l uuurt mit twice a eek to - in another - - e plane wreckage as that of Schulke's red, white woods fire resting from the plane crash Umcaorthngto IUI 1748 Old Apopka fload, was - __ __ I shortly after the shooting death of Johnny Jones, , of Eighth St., A popka , on U.S. 441 at Via Palma Circle at the western tip of Seminole Count) M to be used today In forts to identify the ash The loss of the municipal bond on a murder charge In connection with the 1a)Ing earl) Sunda) of an Apoa plant nursery worker. Paige Fdward Fans 21 of Index )-• - _____________ - - — _Z_ • ' f not Knowles said. Apopka, was being held in surrendered to Florida Ill '1 Seminole County Jail today way Patrol Trooper J.T. Byrne without / / Incer-ain 1 f - order that Seminole County public safety standp ould be eligible to receive two fiscally and administratively." county judgeships. Commissioners last eek 21-year-old mechanic, arrestcA by Sheriff's Detective emp I cyed b' the Cli' of It 1 k. . victim5. t , ' - fl ivtUruei I I :~_ in Just 4:4 In Su*i Join Apopka Man Held I ~ A woman reported seeing the plane in a flon out of Sanford Airport Sunday morning in a T- investigating the cause of the crash about 10 miles prove a resolution in support of the lost municipal cou a move by the Florida Iague running high. I I 0 Two Plane Crash Victims Of City Commissioners this aI C) Sanford to reinstate its ) But, "this has proved to be one of the biggest mistakes in Mite to draw up a resolution in ternoon, during their 4 o'clock municipal court. o ap. But optimism on retrie%ing the city government's life," suPPOrt Of the F.L.C. action. I - I take place. Layer initially planned to countywide thing." - municipal courts for county I - ak % s - d Cities (F.L.C,) to have the "It is a very remote chan ce handle civil cases, but under state legislature pass an we mit be able to .get the the county court system, cases amendment authorizing municipal court back," said may take up to 30 days to be Sanfo city officlata, ll municipal courta as optional to Cit) Manager Warren 'Pete' heard aware of the disadvantage of cities Knowles The F. I .C. contends that If long their municipal court, Unless the amendment Is nford vol un tarily abolished municipal courta are abolished are now participating In a moe passed an article of the state inuniciil court in 13 in the cities 'will suffer from a to prevent other Florida cities constitution will abolish all 1 7 . . thing part of the community' . BYMCKEYWCURDGE HeraldWIWer • o )..~)VE 7HEE 1 Of!) . To Regain * i C*t Courts ___-. E Ex &WXEEX r / I ET M Inectig, s-:d the William Layer said he is . " ' . I- I oi5tbo cultural heriLige. They have - q" e .I . Z16 I n - - ,%At - -,~ last ard ;: Y , , 7:-!.- , ZZ ~ ,_ thing that is finalized is Colltinued boycotting of Rosenwald coat has cost the city both S; i ' I . . S I %W10- - •.. - - !W-- "I rA 11 0 W - ...'VI convert Rosenwald int) 'a trainable handicapped children. The blacks say the school Is A& , .. or--- "14-li=4 111tM6ings of Seminole chccii "Jul utIe officials to blacks are going on a ll over the presently under construction, . . SUPT ii4 jj "see what tF,r advise" in count) lnaneffort todee but the school board - under t Le connection with the Rosenwald er has said the boycott is if the countide boycott b pressure from Ike Orient boycott which spun into its sixth In vio l ation of state attendance dcd and Just what it would parents decided to bus black.-. (tnt of tia )oungest bike r1d rs to show up fur the bike rodeo, sponsored at Winter Stogs day tod with lint) one p'lr I laws, but a!-;o as the 1a iksituiry School b) cteran of Foreign Wars Post 05, was four-)ear-old John accomplish, to scel be rry instead Boners of shong u out of a total 211 would be difficult to enfor lmbrdy Road, shown having Iden tifica tion number cngrcved on his bicycle by VFW James Gadsen, a black Blacks oppo5ed bath members blacks enrolled In kindergarten because of the large number of spokesman, said last week George Drummond, left and Vernon ilcuent. (Herald Photo by Bill the layer's plan and one submitted Vincent) through fifth grade at the protesters. He hopes the state countyw ide boycott had been Altamonte Springs facility, will pro vide an answer. raPed off in hopes of rereivin ( OfltlfltLe(1 On Page 2., Sa nford To 1% -- e-! W JIESLA The crash victijr.s were burned beyond 34 with his 17.)cur-old son, Jeff, und has not been caSt (if EI near SR44. regniUon, but authorities said the eckage of the heard from ince Investigators said Schulke's den ta l records were __ _________ - _# . / . - __ _. I rr ;; es 9 0 . -" C, ;; ~ ;I [ . ARE . POSITIVELY NOBLE f ) _____________'. s -- .- burned. MES WHEN 13UGS EXH15ITS TRAIT'S __,. ' 'i _:_ - __, - of Seminole schools, - establish the Identity of two persons killed near based at &,inford Airport and owned by Maitland before it disappeared behi tr a deputy nd so me ees, Eustis yesterday when a surplus Arm) T-34 fighter. dent ist M D Schulke 44 saId trainer crashed into a wooded area, exploded and lake County Sh?riff'3 deputies said SIchulke had Federal A%iaUon Administration officials are 11 ' I . .1 *_ I k called for a - --- -m Ike County authoriUcs today were trying to I / AM I - 1: Who nt ed thepros ng'blacks center - 7~ C t 4) -, ) * YWLL ANswEp..-r mE / .I. esh:led though it's )\)t) I, . . - -. - .- leaders last -seek requested an board decision to bus 211 blacks Investigation into what they out their school and lnt' Believed To Be Maitland Dentist And Son 4 4 ) _/ __ .4 - - - " ;;,z 01I - - I 0 , lop . oU 1 1. rf g=1 - v IS... I &U/-P./ I f/ .. M * - t ___~ i HIM 0 - RODEO ATTRACTS SPEAK UP, OR I'LL SHAKE YOU 110olo, , 'rILL YOUR 0' FUR - - \_ IML)KIN' F:oR THAT - NEW UsEr \ 11 bY Stoffel & I 3E3UXZqY • - I UGS __ - - 4 , - _ - 13 11 40:- __ 1. - - _~~ W_ _,._ - . - - ~,~i:t'-_-. fect The school superintendent assi:,t.ance from the federal government. Gadsen also said Justice Rosenwald marclr.rs had been Department investigators who asked to get their :hildren bRck prom ised to check into the inschool - buttheydn't Uosenwaldsitud(jon after black The Issue centers on a school . - Ef In . Ibsen ldFlementar3 School rekindled toda) with placard. carrying picketers marching around the facUlty in protest of - 11. I ' , N - - - - - - 0=011midlaw l - ___ - I) __________ T'he smouldering boycott at - 4*1 . .;~T j. , ~i - : _____ ____ _________ 'I _____ / __ ___ ________ B0 Cott 1 d Continues Lv ___ 1 - 1W i -- RosenwaI ...._ _. "m.V;.,_.A - ~ j - 0 ___ III 1~ 2. 1 . %Li 4 - . ~ I ____ 1.00, __ 1_ P~ =M- 0 164. I - -- --- - .. ' WIRE - 1,10 '"'%&j _i~ 1. 4-i '2 IT SPQ1 iNIQ T iVER. SE CANT SWIM. ii - -.; -V 41IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11-- 4j _, f _a WILL TOSS ~WELL,AT LE~ST 1~4E TO\ Yi... W , — __ . . - ZI " f ' AND - - -THEN 1HE VIS190-rHS 13UTON -THFJR . \ I --)! , -- WILL SACK TE C!T\ 1AEr - - ~-* NON- - __ r:f V f.(4 -_ / -- L_ 11??~ ( S GTA P I __ 7 - A __ __ _ . Sanford. FInrirL* 1771_Prit ___ - II - IN A STOMATSAD . -1 ~ _ --- MOST OP Y3UR HOLDING-6 IN ROME (11% gmggm - - a = W ' - =101100 ...IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.- -_ __ II 1 L) En ll" __ '1"1 154-Monday, February 17, 1975 Frank E lil __ WILL 13E MSTROYF-P MtVEsuvIUs.IIH_1 ________ 2 J"i - 4 I f. : VOLCANIC LAVA FROM -ill _ _. QLJR IN N. J — YOUP GU,VMEL VY WELL, 67th Year, No o - I y An" _-.____-flf, -- t• L-=j -----.. - -=--- . ..=- -= .-- � 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 16, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 16, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 16, 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/47461f62c0a91cfe29fbc36d7aa9af5c.pdf c42e4f2c2a61849189ab8c6fc3ec93d2 PDF Text Text �������� 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 14, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 14, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 14, 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